i'm simon evans, still joined tonight by josh howie and aideen mcqueen. go straight into the deep end with tuesday's telegraphy and the blood pressure is set to burst. labour considers making the science curriculum less western centric and instead celebrates a diverse scientific global community. >> yeah, this is a this is the worst story we've had for a while. along these lines, labour urged to drop western centric science in school curriculum. so they have opened up the whole curriculum. now they're in power . curriculum. now they're in power. and you know what? everybody worried about? and i thought, no, no, they're not going to do any of this stupid stuff like this is all very 2019, 2020, black lives matter, whatever. and they have jumped in seemingly with both feet. there's led by feminist professor becky francis, and who's a policy expert who previously criticised blair for having an obsession with academic achievement. yeah, it's like that should that should tell you everything. what's what's terrifying about this article. so they've sort of sent ou

. >> welcome back to headliners i'm steven alan still joined by josh howie and nick dixon.t involved by going to gbnews.com/yoursay. we've got one that comes from andy that says badenoch wah wah sob sob sob. what a toddler. and for balance, i'll just find one that's pro kemi. it's going to be one down here somewhere. the nick to the sun and the story of a royal prince, an american billionaire. but this one doesn't end up in a woking pizza express. >> great point steve. it's trump to make history with second state visit to uk hosted by king charles after loving with handsome wills. not a literal one, i believe. and the handsome thing is quite funny actually, because trump said some people look better in person. it's a weird compliment. it's like, am ihappy weird compliment. it's like, am i happy about that? you're saying i look rubbish in all my media appearances and, you know, would you like, would you, would you rather look better in person or. yeah, it's a good question, isn't it? i think you'd rather look better in person, but would you rather be told it? i don't know ac

no, that's not josh howie. where is he? no, that's not josh howie. bebe lawrence is here somewhere.re. i'm going to go. and now i'm going to move around the studio. i'm going to start moving around this way so they can't get me. oh, there he is. hey, it was like. i was like, that little christmas naughty christmas elf going around david attenborough film. well, hello. welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. but before we dive in, let's have a look at what leo and paul have a look at what leo and paul have to work with on wednesday's front pages. first up, daily telegraph musk ready to bankroll farage. the i victory for the victims of the second post office it scandal. guardian moscow blast kills russian chemical weapons chief. the metro brave and spirited to the end the daily mirror we have been betrayed and the daily star por caso. well, hello, gentlemen. how are you both? yeah. good, good. thank you. josh. lots and lots and lots of news today. shall we kick off with the telegraph? leo? yes. >> the telegraph leads with musk ready to ba

welcome to free speech nation with me , josh free speech nation with me, josh howie.his is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and coming up on tonight's show, we have. elon musk reckons cancel culture has been cancelled, but oxford university may be keeping the social cancer on life support love. well ed davey's for is love. well ed davey's bid for christmas number one is heating up as his charity single love is enough jumps to number six on the itunes charts. the song, recorded with a full orchestra and 20 singers, was inspired by the lib dem leader's own experience as a teenage carer. now it is not only winning hearts, but it's also raising funds for the career carer trust and bath philharmonia. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. do go and check out that wonderful single from sir ed davey on itunes now though, it's over to free speech nation for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr to gbnews.com/alerts . code, or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> free speech in univer

he's set to make millions and strike josh howie from his address book. way the cookie crumbles. that's the front pages looked at. up next, we have the latest on the prince and the spy. oh, i think we've done that one. why? deportations don't make everyone happy. that's new. and a new premises to rent in dublin. this is headliners only on gb and welcome back to headliners. i'm simon evans, joined by josh howie and the fresh faced new arrival already foul mouthed archie manners and singing archie's chair is not a new chair. it's all part of the humiliation process. >> it's like i'm being pranked. >> it's like i'm being pranked. >> it's like i'm being pranked. >> it's the broadcasting equivalent of beasting familiarwith. anyway, we have deportations now ticking up under labour. that's encouraging, you might think. but the guardian are not happy. >> yes. this is this is very exciting news for labour. less exciting news for labour. less exciting news for asylum seekers. 13,500 of them have been deported. most of these are voluntary. so there are people who ha

attacked floyd london attacked floyd mayweather.7 and what is this pig guilty of.7 now i'm josh howie and tonight's comedians are kerry marx and paul cox. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> josh thank you. good evening. these are your headlines at 11:00. the alleged killer of a us health insurance boss has tussled with police officers as they were escorting him to court. luigi mangione, in handcuffs, shouted to reporters outside the pennsylvania courthouse, clearly out of touch. >> and it's an insult to the intelligence of the american people and lived experience. >> the 26 year old has been charged with murder after unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson was gunned down in a targeted attack in new york last week. police arrested luigi mangione at a mcdonald's in pennsylvania after a customer recognised him from media reports. independent mp iqbal muhammad has spoken out against a proposed ban on first cousin marriages in the uk, calling the move unnecessary and unenforceable. speaking in the commons, mr muhammad acknow

i've got comedians josh howie and aideen mcqueen taking you through tonight's top stories. this is headliners. hello, and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. before we dive in, let's take a quick look at what josh and nadine will have to work with on tuesday's front pages. the telegraph pm night's khan in reward for failure. the daily mail pm's reward for failure as sadiq khan is knighted sounds like the same story. the times pubuc like the same story. the times public sector plan to trade pensions for higher pay. the sun now we want justice for our liam the eye newspaper. post office scandal victims are given honours but wait for compensation still goes on, and the daily star eggheads we've cracked baldness. do apologise. some of those papers seem not to have appeared on your screens, but hopefully we'll have that sorted by the time we come back to them around half way through. so that's the front pages fully looked at. let's let's take a looked at. let's let's take a look at the daily mail in our first degree of detail. >

tonight, josh howie and kerry marx. together, we'll take you through tomorrow's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines one more time with sophia wenzler. >> good evening. these are your headunes >> good evening. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. at 11:00, the prime minister is set to visit british troops serving on russia's border. as he says, ukraine will require more money and more capability. sir keir starmer was speaking at the joint expeditionary force conference in estonia, where he met leaders of other baltic states. the prime ministers also discussed making the economic case at home for continued support for ukraine. the alleged chinese spy linked to prince andrew has said he did nothing wrong or unlawful after he was named publicly for the first time. the high court lifted a ban on naming yang tingbao, described as a close contact of the duke, after rejecting his bid for anonymity. the 50 year old, who was banned from britain on national security grounds, ran a lobbying firm with ties to beijing, west

welcome to free speech nation with me josh howie three and a half years ago, i wasn't sitting here.s sitting out there at home watching this show. more than that, i needed this show. the world didn't make sense anymore. everything was upside down, going backwards. anti—racists were being racist. women's rights were being eroded, stolen in the name of women. scientists were anti—science. gay activists were anti—science. gay activists were literally erasing homosexuals. medical staff were hurting patients. liberals were illiberal. anti—fascists were fascists. progressives were being regressive. free speech was anything but. it came with a heavy cost. and the genius of andrew doyle is like truly smart people. he was able to cleanly articulate precisely what was going on, the who's and the what's, and particularly the hows, so we could properly understand the encroaching tyranny, what their methods are, and how to have the tools to push back, be inspired to push back, so that when i found myself filling in an nhs form for my five year old daughter's flu jab and an option for gender was

welcome to free speech nation with me , josh free speech nation with me, josh howie.his is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and coming up on tonight's show, we have. elon musk reckons cancel culture has been cancelled, but oxford university may be keeping the social cancer on life support after speakers are shut down at after speakers are shut down at a debate and a student commits suicide after being cancelled by his peers. baroness fox will be joining us to talk more about that. will the right to die become an obligation to die ? become an obligation to die? nigel farage seems to think so. author brendan o'neill will join us to talk about parliament passing the assisted dying bill, in which he thinks is a dark moment for our country. and is it time to call it a day on band aid columnist and broadcaster esther krakow seems to think so. she'll be joining us right here in the studio and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our wonderful studio audience. my our wonderful studio audience. my come

i'm stephen allen and tonight i've got josh howie and nick dixon taking you through tomorrow's top storiesthis is headliners . headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's get tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> stephen. thank you. good evening . these are your evening. these are your headunes evening. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom . headlines from the gb newsroom. syrian president bashar al assad is in moscow with his family and has been granted asylum on humanitarian grounds. that's to according russian state media. it comes as people are emptying the streets as rebel forces impose a curfew in damascus after taking control of the caphal after taking control of the capital, marking a dramatic fall in assad's regime and forcing him to flee. us president joe biden has called it a moment of historic opportunity for the long suffering people of syria to build a better future. here in the uk, around 100 syrians gathered in piccadilly circus in london to celebrate the fall of the assad regime. meanwhile, the foreign office has been evacuating british nationals

tonight, josh howie and archie manners. together, we'll take you through tomorrow's top stories.his is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go one last time for tonight's headunes one last time for tonight's headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> thank you very much. the top stories this hour. the uk has had diplomatic contact with the rebel group that toppled bashar al assad's regime, says david lammy, as he announced £50 million of humanitarian aid for vulnerable syrians across the middle east. it comes as the foreign office says the emergency support will be delivered through the un and ngo agencies, to the people in the country, as well as to refugees in lebanon and jordan. britain yesterday joined talks in aqaba, hosted by jordan and attended by ministers and delegates. £30 million will go to syria for food, shelter and emergency health care, while 10 million will go to world food programme in lebanon and 10 million to the un's refugee agency in jordan. >> we want to see a syrian led and a syrian owned future, and we want one that is representative and inclusive. thatis

and would your dog prefer right wing dog food.7 i'm stephen allen and tonight i've got comedians josh howie and nick dixon taking you through sunday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sam francis. >> very good evening from the newsroom. the top story tonight. well, russia's president vladimir putin has apologised to azerbaijan for a christmas day plane crash that killed, sadly, 38 people. but he stopped short of admitting that russia was to blame. the aircraft, reportedly hit by shrapnel from russian air defence systems, crash landed in kazakhstan after being forced to divert from chechnya. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy has also accused moscow of spreading disinformation, saying the damage did resemble a missile strike. us officials have also said russia is responsible, while azerbaijan believes the crash was caused by external interference. investigations are now underway, with various teams examining the crash site. nigel farage says that elon musk is an absolute hero to young voters, and claims he'll help reform u

i'm josh howie and tonight i've got kerry marks and aideen mcqueen on my panel to take you through tomorrow's top stories. this is headliners. but before friday's news, let's go to tonight's headunes news, let's go to tonight's headlines with will hollis. >> thank you. josh, your top story at 11:00. the government will not change the terrorist status of the rebels who toppled the syrian regime. according to the syrian regime. according to the defence secretary, speaking after an emergency cobra meeting, john healey said the government is laser focused on stopping a resurgence of terror groups like isis in the middle east. but he says now is not the time to consider removing hayat tahnr time to consider removing hayat tahrir al—sham from the proscribed terror list. >> description is not. >> description is not. >> sorry, did i forget to put a sting in there or something? >> talking to all the parties and our interest in hds is that they live up to their promises to protect the rights of all individuals and all groups, to respect international law, and to prevent syria becoming a base for fresh