he says jeremy clarkson.r of clarkson should run for mayor of london. at least he's got a handle on things , neil says. and handle on things, neil says. and james i don't recognise james says, i don't recognise the london of today compared to the london of today compared to the city grew up in. it's the city i grew up in. it's disgraceful. well that's that then. it's time for our next debate and it's time for a beunda debate and it's time for a belinda de lucy. belinda what have you got for us today? >> are we embarking on a purge against white men in the office? many will have heard that the chief exec of aviva has recently told mps that the appointment of all senior white men must get a final sign off from her as part of her drive to rid the financial world of sexism. you ot love you don't speak for me . ot love you don't speak for me. this neo feminist crusade to penalise the entire male sex specifically, and only white men, rather than simply offer equal opportunities based on merit is so utterly insultin

he says jeremy clarkson.r of clarkson should run for mayor of london. at least he's got a handle on things , neil says. and handle on things, neil says. and james i don't recognise james says, i don't recognise the london of today compared to the london of today compared to the city up in. it's the city i grew up in. it's disgraceful. well that's that then. it's time for our next debate and it's time for a beunda debate and it's time for a belinda de lucy. belinda what have you got for us today? >> are we embarking on a purge against white men in the office? many will have heard that the chief exec of aviva has recently told mps that the appointment of all senior white men must get a final sign off from her as part of her drive to rid the financial world of sexism. you ot love you don't speak for me . ot love you don't speak for me. this neo feminist crusade to penalise the entire male sex specifically, and only white men, rather than simply offer equal opportunities based on merit is so utterly insulting to

tonight on the show folks, jeremy clarkson is right.an social media for all under eighteens. >> why i've got bad blood with taylor swift . we need to stop taylor swift. we need to stop throwing hundreds of millions at the rwanda scheme , and it has the rwanda scheme, and it has wokery gone too far in the office place . office place. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the saturday five. welcome along to the saturday five. question of sport has been axed by the bbc, so we're only 52 years away

vanessa feltz, jeremy clarkson. see in his plush bbc studios? do you think his employer actually maybe has a problem with ageism? more than diversity? these are questions i would love to pose to neil, but of course he's decided to not respond to our request to appear on the show or provide a statement. look, i don't claim to have neil's own personal lived experience, but if a white bbc stood on stage and bbc employee stood on stage and said that working with many ethnic minorities for ethnic minorities is bad for their mental health, i'm not sure they'd have a job to go to. the so does the bbc the next day. so does the bbc really have a problem when it comes to diversity and inclusion, or they actually inclusion, or are they actually just consumed by it? just totally consumed by it? they respond. i've daily they respond. i've got daily telegraph madeline telegraph columnist madeline grant. conservative grant. i've got conservative peer bailey and author and peer lord bailey and author and broadcaster amy nicholl tur

they're like imelda marcos crossed clarkson. crossed with jeremy clarkson.ul kelsey the phrase nicola sturgeon's husband , peter sturgeon's husband, peter murrell investigated over 95 grand car. >> it was an electric jaguar. nice detectives are investigating the purchase of a luxury car by nicolas sturgeon's husband as part of their investigation into the snp's finances . so these people are finances. so these people are starting to look slightly less legit than , i don't know. derek legit than, i don't know. derek trotter. i mean, i don't really i mean, there isn't anything going, what is it? i mean, they've got motorhome homes, jaguars, scottish independence , jaguars, scottish independence, they're all just apps. you just absolute it's like it's like in goodfellas, you know, when they have the big heist and then , you have the big heist and then, you know, robert de niro says , look, know, robert de niro says, look, don't spend the money on anything flashy. >> and then people turn up with mink coats new pink mink coats and new pink cadillacs stuff. peter

they're like imelda marcos crossed clarkson. crossed with jeremy clarkson.ul kelsey the phrase nicola sturgeon's husband , peter sturgeon's husband, peter murrell investigated over 95 grand car. >> it was an electric jaguar. nice detectives are investigating the purchase of a luxury car by nicolas sturgeon's husband as part of their investigation into the snp's finances . so these people are finances. so these people are starting to look slightly less legit than , i don't know. derek legit than, i don't know. derek trotter. i mean, i don't really i mean, there isn't anything going, what is it? i mean, they've got motorhome homes, jaguars, scottish independence , jaguars, scottish independence, they're all just apps. you just absolute it's like it's like in goodfellas, you know, when they have the big heist and then , you have the big heist and then, you know, robert de niro says , look, know, robert de niro says, look, don't spend the money on anything flashy. >> and then people turn up with mink coats new pink mink coats and new pink cadillacs stuff. peter

tonight on the show folks, jeremy clarkson is right.l under eighteens. >> why i've got bad blood with taylor swift . we need to stop taylor swift. we need to stop throwing hundreds of millions at the rwanda scheme , and it has the rwanda scheme, and it has wokery gone too far in the office place . office place. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the saturday five. welcome along to the saturday five. question of sport has been axed by the bbc, so we're only 52 years away from being britain's longest running running panel show. and as always, i'm alongside alby and benjamin and we're also joined by the brilliant belinda de lucy . plus back after many a long week, it's ben leo, he , of week, it's ben leo, he, of course, boldly ventured somewhere very few englishmen dare to tread, and even fewer survive unscathed . and as well survive unscathed. and as well as getting married, he was also popping as getting married, he was also popping over to australia for a bit. so you know, you know the drill. >> we all get around 60s to outline an argument about

people also wanted to support jeremy clarkson , um, with his jeremy clarkson, um, with his petition.otswolds with his farm. >> there was something about the restaurant something, wasn't restaurant or something, wasn't there restaurant or something, wasn't the um, then also there was a >> um, and then also there was a bid to block, uh, boris johnson from knighting his dad that was signed by 319,000 people. so it's quite interesting to look back at the end of the year and see what was actually quite popular, actually made popular, what actually made people o'grady, people sign. and paul o'grady, apparently um , boris apparently they love, um, boris johnson's not so much, it? >> i find it interesting because you often sort of sign petitions . i've done it in the past. you get stopped in street and get stopped in the street and there's good cause, and you there's a good cause, and you think, oh, i'll sign this petition. ever make any difference? yes. no. >> fact is that, you >> i mean, the fact is that, you know, protests, it's, uh, demonstrations and strikes are much more effective than

so perhaps now's the time to mention the brilliant jeremy clarkson in whose tv show clarkson's farm.t was revealed that a full sized cow contains within her a thousand portions of meat, as well as the bones, which can be ground up and used as a natural soil, nutrient blood and other unwanted tissue can be used for dog and cat food and the hide can be used for leather . so you get a lot of leather. so you get a lot of bang for your buck from daisy the cow. what about the nutrient value of plant based are beyond meat burgers and veggie sausages really going to power the intellectual demands of these young students upon whose prowess our future success as a society relies ? good luck with society relies? good luck with that. given that plant based protein is far less bio available, which means it's not as easily absorbed by the body as easily absorbed by the body as animal protein in fish, meat, dairy , that's the gold standard dairy, that's the gold standard of protein. air miles , shorter of protein. air miles, shorter kids, inadequate nutrition , kids, inadequate nutrition, inadequat

. >> they've raised the lack of people like jeremy clarkson on the screens of the bbc, ricky gervais'sconsidered out of touch on the portrayal of working class characters as well . is there a class issue at the bbc? >> yes, i think there is a big a big one. i think there is this general balance towards a sort of soft liberal bias and also an urban leaning over rural. it's one of many things that isn't isn't isn't accounted for. and actually, if you go back over previous decades shows that were about working class people were much less kind of preachy and showing people in gritty environments. it was much more humorous, funny be a bit more light hearted perhaps, and actually a lot of the documentaries on the bbc have become very solemn and preachy as well. i don't think that it's got that same lightness of touch that it might have had. i'm not sure. it'sjust that it might have had. i'm not sure. it's just the bbc, though. >> i think it's sort of our culture has kind of gone a bit that way depending on whether it's stand up comedy , for it's stand up comedy, for example. everyone's sort

. >> you two words, jeremy clarkson . yes. and i think clarkson. yes.derman, but if you're carol vorderman, you must feel really annoyed at the moment because she left bbc wales feeling that the new guidelines would stop her from promoting her left wing opinions . yeah, she was probably right to leave, but given that gary's able to go on twitter and say whatever he wants, she must feel particularly aggrieved right now. it's interesting, though , now. it's interesting, though, looking at people like that or indeed looking at emily maitlis orjon indeed looking at emily maitlis or jon sopel now they've left the bbc and now having glittering careers on the radio, being able to say , well some being able to say, well some people would argue they at the bbc were pretty liberal with how they express their political views. but surely i mean we have a pluralistic, we have a wonderfully pluralistic media scene in the uk now , if you want scene in the uk now, if you want to have political views , you can to have political views, you can work for all number of orga