so the garrick club, it's now one step closer to admitting women members. ale only private club passed private members club passed a motion to accept the opinion of lord pannick, a british barrister, who said that the pronoun he is interchangeable with she. in the law, meaning the club's current rules already allow women to join and members of the club will now be given a vote on whether to accept the opinion at an extraordinary general meeting. so do you think women should be allowed in or do you think that we should protect single sex clubs and start with you, tom. >> now, this is someone who's from the what i describe as the traditional left. you know, for me, woke is not left. i mean, i'm absolutely a universalist . i i'm absolutely a universalist. i hate segregation to my core. whether it's a hackney theatre that's having a black people only night because it's black history month or whether it's frankly a club that even if legally, of course, they can't just say that they're not open to women, give off the impression that it's just a man's club. i just

only clubs and women only places like the glorious women's institute and possibly also the garrick clubvid on the face of it, it is concerning that this story smacks of being a precursor to banning alcohol. similarly to rishi's ridiculous tobacco ban. another unwelcome who interference. my children always had a small glass at sunday dinner and are now very moderate drinkers and anthony, who is very blunt, says tell the w.h.o. to who is very blunt, says tell the who. to mind their own w.h.o. to mind their own business. mind your own beeswax. as people used to say. anyway, labour has promised to nationalise the railways within five years. if it wins the next election, could this be a great leap forward for the country's transport system, or returned the dark decades after the transport act of 1947, when the railways were brought under the control of clement attlee's socialist government? if this is to be the case, one would at least wish for a return of government issue . gammon and government issue. gammon and pineapple steak served on china in shabby, smoke filled dining cars. but who k

only clubs and women only places like the glorious women's institute and possibly also the garrick clubon the face of it, it is concerning that this story smacks of being a precursor to banning alcohol. similarly to rishi's ridiculous tobacco ban. another unwelcome who interference. my children always had a small glass at sunday dinner and are now very moderate drinkers and anthony, who is very blunt, says tell the w.h.o. to who is very blunt, says tell the who. to mind their own w.h.o. to mind their own business. mind your own beeswax. as people used to say. anyway, labour has promised to nationalise the railways within five years. if it wins the next election, could this be a great leap forward for the country's transport system, or returned the dark decades after the transport act of 1947, when the railways were brought under the control of clement attlee's socialist government? if this is to be the case, one would at least wish for a return of government issue . gammon and government issue. gammon and pineapple steak served on china in shabby, smoke filled dining cars. but who knows

and we included that man, mi6, who resigned from the garrick club for being a wet wipe. on convenience, his majesty's government has announced a ban on the sale of wet wipes containing plastic in a bid to protect our waterways and beaches. fortunately, state of the nation will not be complying . wet wipe of the week complying. wet wipe of the week is here to stay, so keep tuning in for more of our wet wipes and send them in to me via mail. mog you know the email by now because you're extremely well informed. it's mailmogg@gbnews.uk and that's all from me. up next is ben leo in for the inimitable patrick christys. ben, what is on your bill of fare this evening? i hope it's not vegan. >> jacob not sure we can crack gender fluid vegans. i mean, that's a bit . you've set the bar that's a bit. you've set the bar there, but, look, we're going to keep an eye on the rwanda vote. the lords are expected to vote at 10 pm. huw edwards from the bbc should we have access to the internal investigation that the beeb has concluded or will approve? and also a child rapist has appealed his

and we included that man, m16, who resigned from the garrick club for being a wet wipe.convenience, his majesty's government has announced a ban on the sale of wet wipes containing plastic in a bid to protect our waterways and beaches. fortunately, state of the nation will not be complying . wet wipe of the week complying. wet wipe of the week is here to stay, so keep tuning in for more of our wet wipes and send them in to me via mail. mog you know the email by now because you're extremely well informed. it's mailmogg@gbnews.uk and that's all from me. up next is ben leo in for the inimitable patrick christys. ben, what is on your bill of fare this evening? i hope it's not vegan. >> jacob not sure we can crack gender fluid vegans. i mean, that's a bit . you've set the bar that's a bit. you've set the bar there, but, look, we're going to keep an eye on the rwanda vote. the lords are expected to vote at 10 pm. huw edwards from the bbc should we have access to the internal investigation that the beeb has concluded or will approve? and also a child rapist has appealed his dep

why would the would you want to join the garrick club?ng i mean, boring, boring, old, boring i mean, you have boring place. i mean, you have to have been these places. to have been to these places. what is want the what you want is you want the accessibility you accessibility you want. you don't be prevented from don't want to be prevented from doing joining it, doing it. joining it, but i you'd rather go to a good restaurant. >> so mary beard, of course, is the wonderful bbc historian who has amazing work for has done amazing work for getting to kids. she's getting history to kids. she's a great, great teacher lecturer. she knows her stuff inside out. and she, of course, was lambasted when she arrived to pick up a bafta in almost like jeans and a leather jacket, and jeans and a leatherjacket, and her hair was forlorn and she didn't have much makeup on, but she took that on the chin . she she took that on the chin. she went, i'm not a model. i am not a superstar. i am a working historian. this is how i dress. this is how i present. kudos

first of all, she intervenes on the garrick club, which of her business. business. then she's not so on jury trial she's not so keen on jury trial to the power of judges. to increase the power of judges. and she do and now she wants to do a socioeconomically based prison sentence. guideline is the judiciary becoming politicised? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, i think that that what she's i think that the that what she's actually looking at the actually doing is looking at the whole of criminal justice in the round. and that's my point about, about it. if you're if you don't take in all the cheap tabloid trick and say lefty journalist backs lefty lord chief justice, but that may be very unfair. >> now it's thursday, it's not 5 to 5 and it's not crackerjack. but i must reveal this week's wet wipe of the week. there are always many contenders. the winner of this week's wet wipe of the week are the rail bosses. why, you may ask? well, in spite of the fact they receive billions in subsidies paid for by you, they're yet again refusing to use the legislation pa

first of all, she intervenes on the garrick club, which of her business. business. then she's not so on jury trial she's not so keen on jury trial to the power of judges. to increase the power of judges. and she do and now she wants to do a socioeconomically based prison sentence. guideline is the judiciary becoming politicised? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, i think that that what she's i think that the that what she's actually looking at the actually doing is looking at the whole of criminal justice in the round. and that's my point about, about it. if you're if you don't take in all the cheap tabloid trick and say lefty journalist backs lefty lord chief justice, but that may be very unfair. >> now it's thursday, it's not 5 to 5 and it's not crackerjack. but i must reveal this week's wet wipe of the week. there are always many contenders. the winner of this week's wet wipe of the week are the rail bosses. why, you may ask? well, in spite of the fact they receive billions in subsidies paid for by you, they're yet again refusing to use the legislation pa

the infamous garrick club is a step closer to admitting women members following a historic decision by

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