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more about well , we have been kaur, i'm sure say more about well, we have been in touch kaur, i'm sure have been in touch with well, we have been in touch with the festival. his program , cabo the festival. his program, cabo ababa rave, is part of and they said the cabaret show is designed for parents with sensory movements for babies and is a fun and welcoming space for parents with young babies. we stand against the inexcusable threats of against threats of violence, against assaults , assault against our assaults, assault against our program, artists , our staff, and program, artists, our staff, and directed at the lgbtq a—plus community and are supporting the affected artists. that was their statement . so, hey, it's time statement. so, hey, it's time now for a break. but don't go anywhere because there's lots more to come between now and nine, eight. you'll see it. we'll see you in a few minutes. well, there's plenty more still to come on. free speech nation, including whether love island has become a breeding ground for toxic femininity. that's up next. first, though, the news wi

more about well , we have been kaur, i'm sure say more about well, we have been in touch kaur, i'm surewe have been in touch with well, we have been in touch with the festival. his program , cabo the festival. his program, cabo ababa rave, is part of and they said the cabaret show is designed for parents with sensory movements for babies and is a fun and welcoming space for parents with young babies. we stand against the inexcusable threats of violence, against assaults , assault against our assaults, assault against our program, artists , our staff, and program, artists, our staff, and directed at the lgbtq a—plus community and are supporting the affected artists. that was their statement . so, hey, it's time statement. so, hey, it's time now for a break. but don't go anywhere because there's lots more to come between now and nine, eight. you'll see it. we'll see you in a few minutes. well, there's plenty more still to come on. free speech nation, including whether love island has become a breeding ground for toxic femininity. that's up next. first, though, the news with own armstrong

webb and narinder kaur.the front of about gary causing the front of the papers for what he said about migrants. don't miss it. but tv legend and but first of all, tv legend and alan titchmarsh and his fellow ground force presenter, tommy welsh backing the first nhs welsh are backing the first nhs campaign at encouraging campaign aimed at encouraging the to screened for the public to be screened for bowel cancer at the famous. you are urging those eligible are also urging those eligible to life saving bowel to return a life saving bowel cancer home test cancer screening home test following data, which following recent data, which shows one third people shows almost one third of people don't return . so what's the don't return. so what's the point doing well point of doing them? well joining is gardening tv , joining us now is gardening tv, alan titchmarsh . lovely to see alan titchmarsh. lovely to see you.thank alan titchmarsh. lovely to see you. thank you so much for joining us this morning. now, it's a bit

she put on 72 runs with harmanpreet kaur to guide mumbai to a strong position before the latter was runai closed in on victory. and the england all—rounder struck the winning runs to finish unbeaten on 60 as mumbai won by seven wickets. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... records tumbled in south africa... the proteas chased 259 — the highest pursuit in t20 history — to beat the west indies by six wickets... in their second t20 international. a t20 record 517 runs were scored, which included a t20 inernational record 35 sixes. world champion francesco bagnaia began the defence of his moto gp crown with a win in the opening race of the season at the portuguese grand prix. the italian won the sprint race on saturday and dominated sunday's race to claim the maximum 37 points. british number one cameron norrie has been knocked out of the miami open. he was beaten 6—3 6—2 by france's world number 65 gregoire barrere. dan evans was also knocked out — he lost to italian lorenzo sonego. over 200,000 people lined the thames in london to watch cambri

you too can be prime minister narinder kaur as asian woman, do you find that acceptable?you defending kumar? yeah, i tuned in to see words acceptable at all. i think it's actually awful, right? it's abhorrent . awful, right? it's abhorrent. however, this isn't about politics. this is about a brown person. georgina and a south asian saying, actually, we are happy that there is an asian minister. we've got a brown face of that. we've dreamt about this. all this time. but actually he's a huge down and we do what? look, we would hold a brown prime minister to a higher standards because we're asian. but during that he's got his freedom speech if this kumar wants to be a vile horrible racist he can do so much more . racist he can do so much more. my racist he can do so much more. my issue is that the bbc is giving i am primetime row when they're trying to say that they don't pass. yeah yeah . i mean don't pass. yeah yeah. i mean you can't have it both . either you can't have it both. either he's a comedian or he's a presenter. exactly. and you know, he's mixing it up here as he

you too can be prime minister narinder kaur as asian woman, do you find that acceptable?you defending kumar? yeah, i tuned in to see words acceptable at all. i think it's actually awful, right? it's abhorrent . awful, right? it's abhorrent. however, this isn't about politics. this is about a brown person. georgina and a south asian saying, actually, we are happy that there is an asian minister. we've got a brown face of that. we've dreamt about this. all this time. but actually he's a huge down and we do what? look, we would hold a brown prime minister to a higher standards because we're asian. but during that he's got his freedom speech if this kumar wants to be a vile horrible racist he can do so much more . racist he can do so much more. my racist he can do so much more. my issue is that the bbc is giving i am primetime row when they're trying to say that they don't pass. yeah yeah . i mean don't pass. yeah yeah. i mean you can't have it both . either you can't have it both. either he's a comedian or he's a presenter. exactly. and you know, he's mixing it up here as he

well he should have kaur. thank have been narinder kaur.time. always a pleasure to to always a pleasure to talk to you. yeah, this very you. yeah, well, this is a very fast in the last fast moving story in the last few moments, right. has confirmed will not confirmed that he will not appear of day appear on match of the day tomorrow. right regular tomorrow. right is a regular guest but he's guest on the programme but he's tweeted everybody what tweeted everybody knows what match means to me. match of the day means to me. but i've told the bbc i won't be doing it tomorrow. solid charity really well they'll replace you as a reminder of what started with this this whole story on tuesday gary lineker responded to a video home secretary. it's what apartment where she outlined the government's illegal bill, saying it won't . illegal bill, saying it won't. it was what was beyond awful now when he was pulled off on his comment, lineker replied , was no comment, lineker replied, was no huge influx. we take far fewer refugees in other major european

which is netflix' first global performance, so this a bit of what this lap almost a year ago at the os kaursinging in my head. i love jim lod pib who knows, i didn't have any inkanglement. >> that endangle mment and sh hadded a an. >> to his poin, het, he said the could not have hurt either one of them, and he made fun of jada pinkett smith's game, and he is not going to be the victim, because he took that hit like pacquiao, and he said that, too, he said that is interesting is that why he didn't know fight back in that moment, and he said it is because they have parents, and not to fight in front and he made it clear that he has strong feels, and eye intense in the monologue, but it is still very pointed. >> great to see you, stephanie. thank you for that. >>> the anti-defamation league is taking steps to address increasing hate in entertainment and pop culture. today, the organization announced creation of what it is called the entertainment leadership council. joining me now is the ceo jonathan greengrat. i am interested in what is the goal of this and why is that needed? >> well, kate, t

instructor, and also narinder kaur tv. thank you so much for joining me right here with me. online and, on digital on tv, online and, on digital radio. coming continue radio. coming up, we'll continue that great debate this hour. i'm asking, it to stop asking, is it to stop normalising obesity a normalising obesity with a thought my former thought to my panel? former advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schneider, columnist advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schne cundy columnist advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schne cundy . columnist advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schne cundy . but columnist advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schne cundy . but first,:olumnist advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schne cundy . but first, let's|nist lizzie cundy. but first, let's get your latest news headlines . get your latest news headlines. hi, there it is. 533 karen armstrong in the gb newsroom. new messages involving the former health secretary hancock show him reacting footage of him and his colleague gina colin deangelo caught embracing during lockdown. the leaked whatsapp message reading how are the photos was sent by matt

i'm going to talk about that with narinder kaur and host of reason uk.allop is also here with me this morning. right. morning, ladies . let's talk about these messages leaked by isabel oakeshott's. you were a bit like me, narinder, in that you had some serious questions about the logic of lockdowns and the policies which affected our children. yeah, i was mad about it all. i wasn't angry with my children . suffered the children. suffered the education, , as everyone education, suffered, as everyone said. and i was mad at the time. and this doesn't make sense. where the logic? show me the where is the logic? show me the evidence course, is evidence. so this, of course, is proven or . evidence. so this, of course, is proven or. but evidence. so this, of course, is proven or . but still proven it or. but i've still got. is i. do you feel got. why is i. do you feel hancock is being made an example of when everyone was guilty? there's lot people guilty , there's a lot of people guilty, including public . the public including the public. the public were beggin

well, joining me kaur me now is narinder kaur a broadcaster and commentator and a former conservativeative mp, peter dowd mp, former strategy secretary to the treasury and labour mp for bootle . i'll start labour mp for bootle. i'll start with you , narinder, because i with you, narinder, because i want to find out what your thoughts were because i know you were tweeting about what you were tweeting about what you were watching and people might be surprised at your thoughts, but what your thoughts? well, look, i was just being honest look, i was just being so honest . i look, i was just being so honest .i anybody look, i was just being so honest . i anybody who you know , . i think anybody who you know, you look at this on bbc, you want to look at this on bbc, i watched was in a i watched this was in a privileges . it was privileges committee. it was an unjust petty , vengeful, unjust and petty, vengeful, blatant stitch up. and i watched until i know it was fine knows i'm not a sports fan but i watched this is absurd. we are talking about did he start near that person. did you see the

levin, royal commentator and nannder levin, royal commentator and narinder broadcaster and narinder kaurhy we're speaking about this. in speaking about this. ladies in green is because on monday we had the commonwealth day service and was cheered . but and the king was cheered. but not king. people shouted not my king. people shouted outside westminster abbey. then on , no, on friday we on wednesday, no, on friday we had at windsor castle an extraordinary protest where people from republic, the anti—monarchy campaign group, jumped and down on the king's jumped up and down on the king's bed. and it's made think bed. and it's made me think actually is generational actually there is a generational divide here, i think divide here, because i think people of angela's generation are more favour of the are more in favour of the monarchy. people often are in this are less favour and this, are less in favour and actually , hasn't the royal actually, hasn't the royal family of a problem on family got a bit of a problem on its hand if it's having to persuade people aged 18 to 24 of the merits , the

we've got emma webb and narinder kaur international women's kaur on international women's day.da question for me regarding rwanda 7 question for me regarding rwanda ? why does rwanda want the migrants? is it is it money, hush money, money? it's also revenge on the international map. lots of people have been writing pieces about rwanda . writing pieces about rwanda. it's beautiful african it's a very beautiful african country. more country. one of the more beautiful. it's had a problem with rights records a long with human rights records a long time populations time ago. yeah, populations really after that terrible really low after that terrible genocide. and they said they want more people. it's a technological hub. it's being you has a lot of you know, it has a lot of investment for the tech industry. and so they need a lot of people to work in that of young people to work in that industry and could be getting quite a lot. thank you very much indeed. you're on between indeed. and you're on between has a midday. yep since has been a midday. yep since then. after then. thanks gu