joanna jarjue, mark, i'll start with you on this.e taxpayer paying 20 grand for tangentyere debbonaire to be able to speak to refugees? >> yeah, it's a point. at >> yeah, it's a fair point. at first blush, isn't it? and i kind thought that. and then kind of thought that. and then i sort of read the story. and is it it's refugees ? is it because it's refugees? is that problem, patrick? that your problem, patrick? there's mp who's there's a conservative mp who's spent more on getting polish lessons. i think that's for his constituent . constituent. >> it's rather than that is he is polish. is already polish. >> believe so, but here's my >> i believe so, but here's my issue with it. not actually issue with it. it's not actually the, the principle of it. i the, the, the principle of it. i can understand you can argue whether this right side whether this is the right side of line, that an mp needs of the line, that an mp needs some assistance , but some linguistic assistance, but 20 grand. yeah, she should have a in arabic literature by a

. entrepreneur joanna jarjue.that there who reportedly, despite being on the clusters and extremist kids are being brought to the mosque and there's allegations that maybe could be poisoning their minds. he would deny all of this, of course. what do you think? >> well, it's pretty clear that he has been in some way his his job there to talk job as imam there is to talk about view on islam , which about his view on islam, which in my opinion is not only radical, it's extreme . missed radical, it's extreme. missed the fact that this has been only acknowledged now is really concerning because i suspect he's one of many people that are in this position. i don't think he'll be the only person. and to have taxpayer money go towards this radicalisation of young people who are brought up in what is possibly the most liberal society in the world and what's what we're going to see is a whole generation now of young people who have listened to this man speak and will will buy into his views and they are the future of this co

apprentice finalist joanna jarjue . thank you very, very jarjue.much for joining jarjue. thank you very, very much forjoining me tonight. much for joining me tonight. james. i will start with you on the end there. two takeaways for me from rishi sunak's speech. um, what i've just said there about starmer potentially about keir starmer potentially not to make it. the not being able to make it. the other one is should he now apologise suella braverman apologise to suella braverman for essentially for saying essentially what she said for saying essentially what she saiiwell, that's what some tory >> well, that's what some tory mps privately saying mps are privately saying tonight, that. hang on mps are privately saying tcsec. t, that. hang on mps are privately saying tcsec. suella that. hang on mps are privately saying tcsec. suella braverman ang on mps are privately saying tc sec. suella braverman was on a sec. suella braverman was saying this kind of stuff five months yet what the months ago. and yet what was the response prime minister response of

joanna jarjue, in the spotlight . woman on earth could put up with this amount of speculation and conspiracy over their health. shouldn't she just be left to recover ? recover? >> well, i think that kate was being to recover and to an being left to recover and to an extent until the royal family actually created this storm that we're witnessing at the moment. >> i think that the people over in the us and the press over there are actually doing their job, and it's actually exposing a lot of, you know, this secret relationship that this royal family has had with the press over time that has basically meant that they can have their cake and eat it. i would have no problem with this if a standard hadnt problem with this if a standard hadn't been set when it hadn't already been set when it comes to meghan markle, but it seems one rule for seems as if it's one rule for meghan and harry, and meghan markle and harry, and another kate. another rule for princess kate. and really, the royal family have themselves favours have do

vote uk, alex of the youth vote uk, alex cairns, and entrepreneur and social commentator joanna jarjue. >> and we'll be looking into that photo shop. fail from the princess of wales, okay, she admitted she liked experimenting with photo editing. so it's all the media attention warranted. >> yeah. do let us know what you think. tomorrow of course, is saint patrick's day. so we thought, why not see what we can get up to at home? home baking goods. you can make. to celebrate, we're going to be joined by the author baker joined by the author and baker extraordinaire, mel to extraordinaire, mel johnson to find exciting . find out more exciting. >> and of course, we'll be meeting this week's greatest britain i love this part of the show, the inspiring woman being the charity scottish little soldiers, which offers support for whose parents have for children whose parents have died while serving in the armed forces. going to . forces. it's going to. be great. >> and we've got a real treat for you this morning . do you for you this morning. do you remember these boys in love? don't put your han

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sergeant political commentator alex armstrong and apprentice finalist and entrepreneur joanna jarjue.next, you might want to know. i'm also breaking eastvale. >> get ready britain , here we go will you die on the nhs because of net zero? next . of net zero? next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler le in the gb newsroom. your headlines. former prime minister liz truss has accused labour of preventing a debate on her bill, which seeks to ban transgender women from female only spaces and prevent them from competing in women's sports. it was due to be discussed in the commons today, but mps appear to waste time to delay her debate. she told gb news she was frustrated by the opposition parties stalling tactics . tactics. >> my bill has been stopped today from being debated by the labour party and i am absolutely furious about that . they do not furious about that. they do not even want to talk about the importance of recognising biological sex. they do not want to talk about how we stop children being able to access puberty blockers that would actually stop their development. so they have

littlewood , ex bbc political littlewood, ex bbc political chief, john sergeant and apprentice finalist joanna jarjuere we go. the french are laughing at us. next . next. >> good evening. i'm sam francis in the newsroom . a recap of the in the newsroom. a recap of the headunes in the newsroom. a recap of the headlines at nine. and we start with news from northern ireland, where families of alleged informers were killed by the informers who were killed by the ira say another step towards truth has been made today after

youth vote uk, alex of the youth vote uk, alex cairns, and entrepreneur and social commentator joanna jarjueiting. so it's all the media attention warranted. >> yeah. do let us know what you think. tomorrow of course, is saint patrick's day. so we thought, why not see what we can get up to at home? home baking goods. you can make. to celebrate, we're going to be joined by the author baker joined by the author and baker extraordinaire, mel to extraordinaire, mel johnson to find exciting . find out more exciting. >> and of course, we'll be meeting this week's greatest britain i love this part of the show, the inspiring woman being the charity scottish little soldiers, which offers support for whose parents have for children whose parents have died while serving in the armed forces. going to . forces. it's going to. be great. >> and we've got a real treat for you this morning . do you for you this morning. do you remember these boys in