and of course, the huw edwards scandal as well.more front pages. don't go anywhere okay, let's have a look at some more front pages. and we have the daily mirror. here's what they lead with bbc apology to amanda. strictly the verdict the bbc has apologised to amanda abbington over giovanni pernice behaviour in the strictly bullying row . also the daily bullying row. also the daily star. if that's the next paper that we've got, thank you very much. arc troubling news from the daily star's fifth favourite boffin in the whole world, the matrix is real and the bible proves it . proof that we're all proves it. proof that we're all living in a matrix style, ai generated simulated world has been found in the bible. according to an actual boffin at an actual university. well if we are living in some kind of ai generated universe, i think they could improve the software, couldn't they? how about the times now warning to iran as israeli forces gear up to invade lebanon and migrants to be stuck in hotels for three years, migrants will continu

and when you look at the huw edwards situation, i mean how they turned a blind eye, they appeared torrect. there are allegations around huw edwards in the bbc newsroom for many years preceding the allegations that broke in the sun completely. >> so to me, what i don't like is double standards. and it appears to me there's double standards for who their favourites are. i mean, look how gary lineker gets away with being biased all the time. >> well, he referred to october the 7th, which of course the anniversary of which is on monday as the hamas thing, which is certainly troubling. he described the rwanda scheme as having echoes of 1930s germany. he's still in post giovanni pernice a bit of a perfectionist, maybe a bit harsh with his words out of a job, and let's face it, it is italian, the very expressive italian. >> anyway , aren't they, mark? >> anyway, aren't they, mark? yeah. >> i mean, you don't mess with an italian, do you, lisa? >> no. well, i don't know. i think you can if you want to. it can be fun. it depends which one. >> i've got italian relatives and they can be quite fi

a procession of people who stood up for huw edwards are now telling us that labour's taylor swift gates a non—story. i think their judgement might be a bit off. >> plus it's a personal decision. first of all, if you if you sing it and there were managers who sang it and then others who didn't . others who didn't. >> should the new german manager of england sing our national anthem also? >> i stand here also as a black man whose ancestors were taken in chains from africa at the barrel of a gun . barrel of a gun. >> yep. get ready for another policy that wasn't in the manifesto. starmer wants to weaken our position on the un security council. plus, should people be fined and taken to court if they refuse to say hello to their colleagues? well, let's say a big hello to my panel let's say a big hello to my panel. if the director of popular conservatives mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks and the political commentator zoe grunewald. oh, and can you work out what's wrong here? >> they're killing children. what's the purpose ? be proud of what's the purpose? be proud of your h

not after you went into bat for huw edwards both on twitter wishing him well. yeah, there we go.en on camera. >> we now know there was no illegality. so what are you left with? someone's private life has come under scrutiny. who is now unwell. i think it would be a crying shame if this is the last we see of huw edwards on television, when the allegations have turned out to be not that much . much. >> if we'd listened to sopel, huw edwards would probably still be doing the 10:00 news. the former editor of the sun, bbc podcaster david yelland , also podcaster david yelland, also thinks that this is a non—story. he's another one who presumably now bitterly regrets thinking that the huw edwards scandal wasn't a story either. >> my own personal view is that is that this is a disgrace. if you if you walked in this room, i would give him a hug as the first thing i would do. >> give him a hug. we've got mikey smith at the daily mirror. mikey smith at the daily mirror. mikey was obsessed with partygate, tweeting this picture of boris johnson during a christmas quiz in downing street. like

to try and get rid of a thing to try and, you know, to say you've got these scandals going from huw edwards down to the rest of the article is all minor offences. someone might have had his hand on someone's waist during a what's all this got to do with dancing thing? and really, the strictly come dancing thing is the thing they've got to change the thing they've got to change the wording of because, well, i think the talent historically are indulged. >> but i mean, why not just, you know, eliminate groping people in the workplace rather than the word talent? >> well, this is what they're doing. they're trying to they're doing. they're trying to they're doing this. they're doing a zero tolerance approach to unacceptable behaviour. and it's going to kick in for next spring. what if it can't be done? >> if it's also if you're going to stop calling me talent, therefore i won't make an off colour joke therefore i won't make an off colourjoke because it's colour joke because it's ridiculous. colourjoke because it's ridiculous. i'm not the talent, so i can't do that. what is this going to do? >>

look at huw edwards.t's a bit late for, for some people, like the rioters, people who've done, you know, really serious things like farted at a police horse or held up a placard. they , you know, up a placard. they, you know, peter lynch died. >> how is this any different from lockdown? i mean, you can just you're at home, you've got your tv, you've got it. it's not it's not prison at all. >> you've got more of a sort of bad boy image under this because you've also been convicted of something. >> yeah, but isn't this going to enfice >> yeah, but isn't this going to entice people to commit crimes? so you get to stay home? >> it's certainly not going to not going to put people off. i mean, people say, you know, in prison you get all the luxuries of your home. these people genuinely will have all the luxuries of their homes. >> but what if their home is terrible? what if they live in somewhere where it's really ghastly, like the isle of wight? >> maybe it's a good threat, everyone. i mean, i hated lockdown, s