and the question i need to ask. >> keegan-michael: what?ied. sorry you had to find out this way. how -- did you think it was a good idea to have a relationship with another comedian? i'm not sure if i could do that. because when she said "i love you" i wouldn't know whether it was a really drive it. how did that happen? >> elle: i guess we started trying to figure out working together and producing together if we had a similar sense of humor. >> stephen: it was a professional relationship first? >> keegan-michael: yeah and then romance blossomed later on down the line. >> stephen: did h.r. know about this? [laughs] what was the spark? what was the moment? >> keegan-michael: for the end of key npo i was trying to figure out what i was going to do next to my career. i didn't know what i wanted to do and i was a little adrift. and elle being a very good friend she was and still is, was like, what is it that you want to do? tell me something you want to do. i kept on putting limits on myself. i kept on doing that. tell them what you said to me.

and poor old kevin keegan . the footie old kevin keegan. a pair of balls. he's upset the woke mob by complaining about female pundits commentating on men's football. the soccer icon who played for and managed england said he had and managed england said he had a problem with an england lady footballer. provide expert analysis of a match involving the men's england side in comments reported by the times, he told guests at a football event. i don't like to listen to ladies talking about the england men's team at the match because i don't think it's the same experience i have a problem with that. experience i have a problem with that . well, this experience i have a problem with that. well, this icon of experience i have a problem with that . well, this icon of the that. well, this icon of the men's game has been condemned for his and i quote, archaic and nonsensical and uneducated remarks . however, these days remarks. however, these days being called uneducated , being called uneducated, outdated and being ordered to go and educate yourself

and poor old kevin keegan . the footie old kevin keegan.pair of balls. he's upset the woke mob by complaining about female pundits commentating on men's football. the soccer icon who played for and managed england said he had and managed england said he had a problem with an england lady footballer. provide expert analysis of a match involving the men's england side in comments reported by the times, he told guests at a football event. i don't like to listen to ladies talking about the england men's team at the match because i don't think it's the same experience i have a problem with that. experience i have a problem with that . well, this experience i have a problem with that. well, this icon of experience i have a problem with that . well, this icon of the that. well, this icon of the men's game has been condemned for his and i quote, archaic and nonsensical and uneducated remarks . however, these days remarks. however, these days being called uneducated , being called uneducated, outdated and being ordered to go and educate yourself is

that gillian keegan made.one was the consultation on minimum service levels for universities, remember that the government passed a new piece of legislation which allows them to bring in minimum service requirements on strike days, so that is something that the government says it is now going to look out for universities. that will be controversial, i'm sure it will cause a big row. there is also the announcement from gillian keegan that she wants to ban in her word school mobile phones, mobile phones in schools. it is slightly more complicated than that. it is going to be guidance rather than a specific rule, the mobile phones are not allowed in schools, so schools will be encouraged to stop pupils using phones in school time rather than some sort of blanket ban imposed by the government. but that is a couple of announcements she made. more broadly, what you try and do it a conference like this, a big political conference? set a political conference? set a political narrative. all the speeches so far have inc

he says qualified football legend kevin keegan. he sajgive qualified football legend kevin keegan.ews aboutjualified football legend kevin keegan. he sajgive views about men'sd to give their views about men's football or something like that anyway . has he got a point football or something like that anyway. has he got a point or is he outdated? now it's your headunes he outdated? now it's your headlines with polly middleton first . patrick thank headlines with polly middleton first. patrick thank you. >> the headlines this hour. a man who broke into windsor castle armed with a loaded crossbow in order to kill the late queen has been sentenced to nine years in jail for treason. jaswant singh, charl was found in the grounds on christmas day in the grounds on christmas day in 2021, while the late queen was in residence . the judge said was in residence. the judge said charl was culpable when he devised his plot but had lost touch with reality and become psychotic by the time he carried it out . in separate news today , it out. in separate news today, at least 51 people have died after

england manager kevin keegan has sparked outrage after saying he doesn't after saying that he doesn't like female pundits talking about the men's game. is he just saying what most blokes are actually thinking in england's most capped male footballer peter shilton takes on lionesses legend faye white. that's later. plus rishi sunak has sealed a new deal with the u's border agency to help us get tough on illegal migration. but can we really count on the support of our european neighbours or do we need to take tougher action like, oh, i don't know, turning back the boats. former conservative minister ann widdecombe weighs in shortly. and kyra kennedy joins me to explain why rishi's plan to permanently stub out cigarettes is illiberal and anti conservative and part of a wider totalitarian agenda in politics in general. but tomorrow's newspapers , front pages, they're newspapers, front pages, they're also on the way to who better? kelvin mackenzie is uncanny . kelvin mackenzie is uncanny. arnold that's later on in the show. an action packed two hours coming your way right after the news mi

go head to head after kevin keegan's controversial admission that he doesn't like listening to ladiese men's game. is he plain wrong or actually is he just saying what most men think they tackle that head on? they will tackle that head on? and kelvin mackenzie , he's and kelvin mackenzie, he's uncancelled. that's later on in the show. tomorrow's front pages are mere moments away. i've had are mere moments away. i've had a sneaky peek and as ever, there's some absolute gold on there's some absolute gold on the page. but first it's the front page. but first it's your headlines polly your headlines with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> patrick thank you and good evening to you. well, our top story tonight is a man who broke into windsor castle armed with a loaded crossbow with the intent of killing the late queen has been sentenced to nine years in jail for the crime of treason. jaswant singh chail wandered around inside the grounds for two hours on christmas day, 2021, while the late queen was in residence. well, the old bailey heard today he'd been encouraged by an artificial intell

gillian keegan has started an inquiry into this.— inquiry into this.you very much. the _ inquiry into this. thank you very much, the bbc's _ inquiry into this. thank you very | much, the bbc's correspondence inquiry into this. thank you very - much, the bbc's correspondence live much, the bbc�*s correspondence live from the bbc newsroom. in the uk, its national libraries week, which also marks joseph coelho. he has completed an epic, nationwide "library marathon" — four years in the making — visiting and joining 213 libraries across the country. joseph's mission is to celebrate the role libraries play within communities and is calling for people, young and old, to join their local library. josephjoins me now. live from london, and i wasjust reading into the story and looking at some of the places where you found libraries. on buses, on bikes, even expect tells what you have seen over the past four years. it even expect tells what you have seen over the past four years.— over the past four years. it has been such _ over the past four years. it has been

has said know, kevin keegan has said he's not it .'t really to the ladies really listen to the ladies talking about england men's talking about the england men's team think team because he doesn't think it's the same experience. he thinks game. thinks it's a different game. essentially, though, did essentially, though, he did concede terry yorath essentially, though, he did concede daughterr yorath essentially, though, he did concede daughter ,yorath essentially, though, he did concede daughter , meaning gabby yorath's daughter, meaning gabby logan, is good. so you know, it's fair enough. really. it's a lot of people feel this way. you're not really allowed to say it, it's a different game. it, but it's a different game. you the men have played it, but it's a different game. you game the men have played it, but it's a different game. you game .ie men have played it, but it's a different game. you game . womenhave played it, but it's a different game. you game . womenhavecomeed on that game. women can come out on the and some people th

gillian keegan told substances.gillian keegan told gb news most of her colleagues act with integrity. crispin blunt was detained by surrey police yesterday and then released on conditional bail . released on conditional bail. he's been removed from the party and asked to stay away from parliament. the mp says he'll cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation and he says he's confident he won't be charged and nhs waiting list could top 8 million by next summer, even if strike action doesn't continue. the health foundation says the number will peak by august before starting to come down. but if strikes were to continue, that list could be 180,000 higher or more than 7.5 million people were waiting for treatment last month. but the nhs says it's making progress, claiming they've more than halved waits of more than 65 weeks . and plans have been weeks. and plans have been approved by merton council to expand the all england tennis club . the decision followed a club. the decision followed a lengthy planning committee

>> gillian keegan. >> gillian keegan. >> gillian keegan actually >> gillian keegan and actually givehe clear guidance that you want schools that say parents want in schools that say parents have told if their child have to be told if their child turns up in the classroom and is going change their gender going to change their gender or their haven't going to change their gender or theiithat haven't going to change their gender or theiithat guidance. haven't. had that guidance. we haven't. >> thankfully gillian keegan >> and thankfully gillian keegan and badenoch, we and kemi badenoch, we understand, in understand, are engaged in fruitful discussions on this. because the other thing that must change is that if a parent cannot see rac materials , they should. >> that's relationship and sex education relationship. >> they should have the right to withdraw their child. that is fundamental . all so yes, what's fundamental. all so yes, what's happened the dfe is a happened at the dfe is a fascinating case study. i recommend you read an article by stephanie davis array of transgender trend.

but the line, the line that that gillian keegan made her cry . i must say, keegan made her cry. moving line as well, was when rishi sunak said, i'm proud to be the first non—white prime minister to lead the united kingdom . to lead the united kingdom. pause, clap, and then he said, and i'm even more proud that that fact it is not a big deal. so that's that was the tear jerker. if you like. and i must say, as somebody from immigrant stock myself, a lot of people who are first and second generation immigrants in the uk will be moved by that line . i will be moved by that line. i say that as a as a private, as a private citizen. but let's get back to a network north because it was a big deal indeed to scrap the birmingham to manchester leg of hs2 . we've manchester leg of hs2. we've already spent the government has already spent the government has already spent the government has already spent somewhere between 25 and £30 billion on the london to birmingham leg. that's well undennay and there's lots and lots of tunnelling going on, as you say. that's why it's so expensive . those c

the education secretary, gillian keegan, has written to all schools in england to say that parents have know exactly what their children are being taught in sex education lessons.she wrote her letter after one mother lost her campaign for teachers to share the materials being used in her daughter's lessons. the government has also promised to consult parents as it reviews the rshe curriculum — that's relationships, sex and health education — before the end of the year. parts of england hit by flooding over the weekend are being told to expect more heavy rain. a yellow rain warning from the met office is in force across the east midlands and parts of yorkshire, and is expecyed to last until 4 o'clock this afternoon. greg mckenzie reports. the clean—up in the wake of storm babet which had rained down across large parts of the uk since last week, causing extensive flooding. hundreds of people have been left homeless. yesterday, the environment secretary, therese coffey, visited flood—hit retford in nottinghamshire, where more than 500 homes were evacuated. for some, it brought back memorie

well, joining us keegan .tion secretary gillian keegan. >> yeah, she's joining us now live on gb newse rolling out today , something we rolling out today, something we talk about a lot on gb news, and thatis talk about a lot on gb news, and that is the secrecy that often surrounds the sex and education curriculum of children. and there's often a lot of explicit stuff in that which a lot of people may feel inappropriate , people may feel inappropriate, but that's often done in secret . but that's often done in secret. what are you planning to do about that ? well, there's two about that? well, there's two things we've done. >> i've written to all schools and parents as well this week to say that parents must be able to see all materials around relationship , sex and health, relationship, sex and health, education. there are no copyright reasons why those materials cannot be shown to parents. i've made that clear to schools and i've also sent them a pro forma letter that they can send to their providers of these materials in case there's any reason to clear that up. so that's the first

but the education secretary gillian keegan will talk about this in her speech, she will talk about howhey are a distraction and that she will update the guidance. all four teaching unions have come out today and said this is a distraction from the main issues in schools at the moment and it really is unachievable because at the moment head teachers are in control of their behaviour policies. last year, a schools bill was scrapped at the very last minute which would have given the government more control over behaviour policy in some academy schools. this issue is really important to students and to parents, but an update to the guidelines would make very little difference. a teenager has been stabbed to death in london, the second in a week. police say the 16—year—old boy was found on a residential street in edmonton last night. a murder investigation has been launched. no arrests have been made so far. west yorkshire police say a second man has died after a triple stabbing in halifax on sunday. three men were taken to hospital after the attack in the early hours of the morning. a 21—y

do men want to hear men keegan. do men want to hear men talking about the football match?e'll find out what harry has to say. >> and speaking of the battle of the big role should the sexes, how big a role should political have? huge . in political spouses have? huge. in in their other half's political life? this comes obviously after akshata murty made a speech at the conservative party conference introducing her husband. rishi sunak will be speaking to the political spouse of all time, christine hamilton , about whether that was a good idea or . not , about whether that was a good idea or. not and of course we want to hear what your views are on all of these issues. let us know, join in the conversation. tell us what you think, and we'll read out as many as we can throughout show. but before throughout the show. but before we get stuck into all of that, here's the latest headlines with the marvellous . tamsin the marvellous. tamsin >> phil, thanks very much. and good morning from the gb newsroom. it's 10:01. thousands of rockets have been fired into israel from the gaza s

. >> that's keegan-michael key doing his permanently aggrieved coach hines character. >> the key is alson enthusiastic comedy scholar and author of the history of sketch comedy, a journey through the art and craft of humor, written with his wife, elsie. and what a journey from ancient greece to 16th century commedia dell'arte to tv sketch legends carol burnett, monty python, and the most recent a black lady sketch show. >> we made it to the top eight to the top. >> oh, short essays by comedy notables like julia louis-dreyfus and jim carrey are a bonus. >> ernie kovacs is mostly forgotten today, which is a shame because he was an envelope pushing pioneer of tv comedy remembered as gleefully absurdist and a cockeyed genius . kovacs was all over 1950s tv. ernie and kovacs slammed by josh mills, ben modell and pat thomas is a glossy, impressive scrapbook of writings, drawings and memorable glia from the career of this remarkable, prolific talent who introduced america to the nairobi trio. >> don't me know, for sea racing me la la for race. so, so long >> kovacs created his surreal comedy usi

plus, in my take at ten is kevin keegan, a sexist dinosaur?er league football. but what do you think? this show is the home of diverse opinion. let me have yours, mark. at gbnews.com. plus is it game over for the snp and their dream of independence ? and does what independence? and does what happened yesterday in scotland with that by—election guarantee the keys to number 10 for keir starmer? so the big opinion the take at ten mark meats and much more. so don't go anywhere. i'll see you after this short weather break. >> oh, hello there. good evening . i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your gb news? weather forecast provided by the met office this weekend is going to be one of contrast across the uk . high contrast across the uk. high pressure charge across the pressure is in charge across the south, importing heat from north africa and iberia. really turning the time turning very warm for the time of this trailing of year. but this trailing frontal system across scotland is to be providing much is going to be providing much wetter . it will wetter

gillian keegan told substances.lian keegan told gb news most of her colleagues act with integrity. crispin blunt was detained by surrey police yesterday and then released on conditional bail . released on conditional bail. he's been removed from the party and asked to stay away from parliament. the mp says he will cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation and he says he's confident he won't be charged at this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . back to. patrick >> welcome along. i start with some huge breaking news and it's about us. well actually, it's about us. well actually, it's about something that we have gone and done for you this is a massive announcement that will send shockwaves through the british media, upset the delicate broadcast ecology that other people have done so much to inflict on you for decades . to inflict on you for decades. we are the people's channel. we know what the people want. we know what

can we talk about kevin keegan and whether or not he had a point? keegan said that he doesn't like lady commentator's commentating on the men's game if they don't have the experience at that playing level such as international duty or the fa cup, he said it's not. he didn't necessarily say it's because they're women, because they they're women, it's because they don't relevant don't have the relevant experience being called a experience. he's being called a dinosaur. i think got dinosaur. i think he's got a point. andy yeah, i think it's absolutely imperative that we make a clear difference. >> he say i don't like >> he didn't say i don't like women's women women's opinions. women shouldn't football. women's opinions. women sh0lstop. football. women's opinions. women sh0lstop. his football. women's opinions. women sh0lstop. his position)otball. women's opinions. women sh0lstop. his position wasxll. women's opinions. women sh0lstop. his position was when full stop. his position was when you're talking about the highly prestigious front of prestigious

gillian keegan told gb news most of her colleagues act with integrity.d on conditional bail. he's been removed from the party and asked to stay away from parliament. the mps says he'll cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation and he says he's confident he won't be charged . confident he won't be charged. and waiting list could top 8 million by next summer, even if strike action doesn't continue . strike action doesn't continue. the health foundation says the number will peak by august before starting to come down. but if strikes were to continue , but if strikes were to continue, that list could be 180,000 higher. more than 7.5 million people were waiting for treatment just last month. but the nhs says it's making progress, claiming they've more than halved waits of more than 65 weeks . now around 1.7 than halved waits of more than 65 weeks. now around 1.7 million people could be living with dementia in england and wales by 2040, according to new research , 2040, according to new research, and that's according to the university college of london, w

the education secretary, gillian keegan, says that companies which provide teaching resources can't useaterial available. here's our education correspondent, elaine dunkley. so we've been looking at friendships and what makes a good friendship... these are important life lessons for seven—year—olds at sacred heart roman catholic primary in bolton. what kind of things can we do? maybe we could listen. parents are also in school learning about what their children are being taught in relationship and health education. the fact that we received a letter from school, that the curriculum is on the website, it's quite easy to access. it's also based on facts, and i support the school, it builds that relationship. but i also trust the teachers at the same time to teach it. for teachers, these lessons are crucial in keeping children safe. they build relationships with us as staff, pastoral staff. - we've had three disclosures that - have been made there that probably wouldn't have come out, i so that shows the enormity of the need for things like this, and the importance of them. i sex education

keegan the old keegan brooking combo .>> brooking such a cultured player, such cultured player. player, such a cultured player. >> absolutely . and also, i >> absolutely. and also, i should mention england, south africa. we've got two big world cup, england, south africa games. course, rugby games. so of course, the rugby world cup, which is on saturday semi—final, also england semi—final, but also england are playing south africa in the cricket world cup on saturday. south africa lost to the netherlands yesterday , which was netherlands yesterday, which was music to our ears again because although england lost to afghanistan , which was a real afghanistan, which was a real surprise, this is an even bigger surprise, this is an even bigger surprise in south africa and england in the cricket. and it's a game that england absolutely have on saturday. so have to win on saturday. so hopefully against hopefully a double against the south africa. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> eyes that. yeah. >> all eyes on that. yeah. >> all

the education secretary, gillian keegan, says the change is needed because school children in englandantona the singer. after teaching himself the guitar during lockdown, the former manchester united superstar is releasing a new single and heading off on a uk tour. colin paterson went to meet him. # i've been a fool # i've been right # i've been uncool...# eric cantona, as you've never heard him before. # you love me...# what kind of performer are you on stage? a great performer. he laughs of course. you know that! james gets there just first. cantona! during his six seasons in english football, cantona won the league five times and did the double twice. # ooh—aah, eric cantona! # ooh—aah, eric cantona...# fans chanted his name, - now he's the one doing the singing. and next week, at the age of 57, he starts his first uk tour. how long has this been a dream of yours? when i was a kid, i had two passions. it was art and sport, football. i have a deep need of expressing myself. since, er, like ever. i was born with that, i think. so when i stopped football, i started to act. sometimes,

according to the daily mail, gillian keegan tell the party keegan will tell the party conference thatviour and bullying schools would be ordered to outlaw the use of smartphone phones during lessons and in breaks . it's lessons and in breaks. it's hoped that the move would make it easier for pupils to focus. water want to increase water companies want to increase household bills . by £156 a year household bills. by £156 a year by 2030. it's part of plans to fund upgrades and prevent 140,000 annual sewage spills . 140,000 annual sewage spills. industry regulator ofwat says they will forensically scrutinise the scheme to ensure that the price hike is justified. it's expected to face a backlash from customers struggling with the cost of living doctors are encouraging people to get their flu jabs to help relieve pressure on the nhs . officials say the spread of flu and covid last year caused significant peaks, resulting in thousands of hospitalisations . thousands of hospitalisations. vaccines. minister maria caulfield says 2.8 million flu jabs have already been administered since septemb

gillian keegan , the education gillian keegan, the education secretary, she's going to make an announcement >> yeah. so there's a bit of deja vu about this story. i seem to remember gavin williamson when he was education secretary, saying exactly the same thing. it's a bit of a hardly perennial story. gillian keegan yeah, here at the conservative conference is going to announce that she's going to ban mobile phones from schools. the devil though, is in the detail. this is just guidance that that she's going to be issuing. so schools , if to be issuing. so schools, if they want, can actually ignore it. although i feel that most schools probably do already. but on kids from taking mobile phones in class because obviously it's hugely disruptive to the teacher. now what michelle keegan is saying that if schools do ignore this guidance , then she will look to guidance, then she will look to introduce legislation which would then put it on a statutory footing. but again , that's footing. but again, that's a very lengthy process and we're less than a year out probably from a general election. so i

kevin keegan rishi sunak , it's all happening. sunak, it's all happening.k you very much. and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. a man has been remanded in custody over an alleged plot to kidnap and kill tv presenter holly willoughby. gavin plumb

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be keegan-michael key and elle key and john carpenter.

. >> told this gillian >> schools told this is gillian keegan to keegan who's saying they need to stop're not out the information not giving out the information of the reason of the syllabus. and the reason they've this bizarre they've got this bizarre situation is instead of coming up with syllabus within up with a the syllabus within the use a third the school, they use a third party to the information . party to give the information. but third party say but then the third party say it's can't it's copyrighted, so you can't send the parents, which is send it to the parents, which is ridiculous, isn't it? if you've bought of a book, you can bought a copy of a book, you can show it to your parents. so it seems. >> do you think it's real or do you think they're using that as a loophole to justify? >> it must be a loophole because no one's actually go. no one's actually going to go. no, this is this is copyrighted. you show to parents. >> never that of any >> never heard that of any geography textbook or history textbook. be textbook. i mean, it would be anything, couldn't it? >> almost

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what we are seeing, according to the education secretary gillian keegan, announced measures today athe conservative party conference. >> one of the biggest issues facing children and teachers is grappling with the impact of smartphones in our schools. the distraction, the disruption, the bullying. >> there is no set date when the ban would take effect, but critics are arguing it's not necessary, that this ban will not get to the root of childhood distraction and bad behavior, and also say that it's simply not feasible to ban their use but there have been some countries that have put this into action, like france and china, and the netherlands is set to do the exact same thing in just a few months at the beginning of 2024. jacqui. >> jacqui: alex hogan in london, thanks so much, alex. >> john: millions of americans on the hook to restart student loan payments, the first time in three years. as of yesterday, october 1st. and monthly payments are averaging hundreds of dollars, potentially busting people's budgets. joining me now from the big money show on fox business, brian and jackie.

is speaking, gillian keegan the education secretary, kemi badenoch _ keegan the education secretary,denoch the secretary, all big names— badenoch the secretary, all big names although anyone i bumped into only wanted to speak about hsz. it's not as_ only wanted to speak about hsz. it's not as if— only wanted to speak about hsz. it's not as if the — only wanted to speak about hsz. it's not as if the government didn't have a sense _ not as if the government didn't have a sense this — not as if the government didn't have a sense this was coming. for a few weeks _ a sense this was coming. for a few weeks we — a sense this was coming. for a few weeks we have been talking on this programme almost nonstop about rumours _ programme almost nonstop about rumours that hsz's leg from birmingham to manchester might be changed _ birmingham to manchester might be changed. we have not had clarity from _ changed. we have not had clarity from the — changed. we have not had clarity from the government, but it is increasingly clear that that leg from _ increasingly clear that that leg from birmingham to

james cleverly, a rare survivor through the may, johnson, truss and sunak administrations, gillian keeganble that even though rishi sunak could have another year in the job at least, some in his party already seem to be measuring his political pulse? the question over who's next is a very live conversation topic here. even their opinions differ on the alchemy of leadership success. what should conservative party members keep in mind when they are thinking about the future of their party? traditionally, the conservative party has been hungry for power and been willing to do what it takes to get power. now, when that comes to conservative party members thinking about who they might select, we've got to remember that by virtue of being a member of a political party, they are a bit of an oddball. most people aren't members of the party, and it makes them a little bit more to the political extreme in the conservative party's case to the right than the average member of the public. so rather than thinking who appeals to just me, they've actually got to be thinking, who appeals to other people t

charlie jane, treasurer, albert alvarez, who i know you all know, larry d, ken keegan, lori young, and a great former governor for the state of california, governor pete wilson. i'd like to welcome senators harper, the only vietnam war veteran serving in the united states senate from we will be hearing a bit later in the evening. thank you for being here, senator. i would be remiss if i didn't acknowledge the major sponsors in support of this 50th anniversary homecoming celebration. you are now going to be able to see them on the screens inside me. i like to thank our major supporters, the airpower foundation, american airlines, randy dillinger is here, this evening, managing all the military affairs, the carries in his foundation, in-n-out burger, sara and ross perot junior, in order of ross perot sr. thank you for all you have done. of course, lane and charlie jane, underwriting the dinner this evening. thank you. working with the organization, we pulled together a tremendous group of individuals, companies, and foundations to welcome you this evening. on behalf of the dan powell org

the education secretary, gillian keegan , says how long gillian keegan, says how long the plans will to bring the biggest pay rise that teachers have had in history and also to introduce a minimum starting salary of £30,000. so we have worked together and we're working together on reducing workloads. so i have invited the unions in and i hope that we can we have the common interest of protecting children's education dunng protecting children's education during the strike action, we lost million of lost 25 million days of education and the impact on children is just too much . children is just too much. >> more than 1600 suspected members of county lines drug gangs have been arrested in one week across england and wales. the operation sees class a drugs worth more than £1 million and cash of the same value . around cash of the same value. around 58 children have been referred to safeguarding services for possible exploitation by the gangs. the action also closed 250 phone lines and seized more than 400 weapons, including firearms and knives . residents firearms and knives. residents i

. >>> also ahead, comedian, keegan-michael key will join the conversation for his new book, the historytching "morning joe." we'll be right back. home runs doing it hisat-bats yesterday. lifting the minnesota twins to a 3-1 win over the blue jays in the opener best of three american league wild card series. the victory also finally halts the twin's record 18-game post season losing streak. that's now over. minnesota can wrap up in game two while toronto aims to losing its fourth consecutive playoff series. the winner goes to houston to play the astros in the a.l. division series. >>> in tampa, the texas rangers bounced back from a weekend chance that sent them on the road now. the team scattered six hits over seven innings taking advantage of sloppy defense by the rays to win their wild card opener, 4-0. tampa's sixth straight loss in the playoffs puts texas now one win away from an alds matchup against the baltimore orioles. in the national league, the arizona die nond backs making their first playoff appearance since 2017 slugged their way out of an early hole in milwaukee against the

i love you, i don't like it. [ laughter ] but he loves the show because keegan and cecily are, like,h is a -- even people who do musical theater appreciate that there are some eye roll-y tropes about musical theater. >> we all can. >> seth: right and so this show both has the execution of wonderful songs that you would see in musical theater and the characters who are standing on the outside of it who maybe have your brother's perspective, which is why people from both sides can come in and enjoy the show >> that's exactly right. i mean he -- when he saw last season, "you know what i like you and all, but i like the show." [ laughter ] i'm like, "that's a huge compliment from you, isn't it, thank you. >> seth: alan -- we've talked about your friendship with alan cumming how many years are you guys going on, as far as not just friends but collaborators? >> i want to say 26 or seven he knows me and i know him real well in fact, i was just on a cruise while it was at dock, because i don't cruise because i have meniere's, it doesn't matter [ laughter ] and -- i can't -- like i can't, i h

but following keegan's announcement, parents will be tipped off before their child receives any mores. so dame andrea, great to have you in the studio . let's to have you in the studio. let's have a look at this planet non—binary breast binders, by the way. that's a device that holds your breasts down so you don't properly go through puberty. in a galaxy puberty. as a woman in a galaxy of genders, is this appropriate for kids? oh, definitely not, mark. >> i mean, what i'm frustrated at, though, is that it was over at, though, is that it was over a year ago i was in the department as a skills minister and then the top civil servants were we're to were saying, we're going to make sure wrote to sure all schools get wrote to ensure that parents can see the material a year later. they're only just doing it. so that's what i'm finding frustrating. i mean, conservatives , i just mean, as conservatives, i just don't think we should be allowing this in our primary schools. children should be left to be children. i don't care what people do as adults, but let children be innocent. >> does it s

. >> that's according to the education secretary, gillian keegan says the move would improve the overallour and education of students and cut down on online bullying. new guidance from the department for education will back headteachers in banning them throughout the school day, including at break times and junior doctors and consultants in england have begun their three day walkout today, the longest ever period of joint strike action until thursday at 7 am. they're going to be delivering what's being described as christmas day levels of staffing. they're last joint strike in september led to almost 130,000 appointments, having to be rescheduled. the government says the walkout is doing a massive disservice to patients, but these doctors told gb news why they've gone on strike until and unless there is a credible pay offer, it will mean that doctors of all grades , but especially senior doctors, will continue to leave the country for other places and the nhs will continue to suffer . nhs will continue to suffer. >> we are not planning for the future. >> there is going to be no staffing

>> okay, mine is the education secretary gillian keegan, who has announced today that she's going toe screaming, why has it taken so long? you know, they've now studies have found that kids are can't focus, they're distracted. it's also to help stop bullying in schools , as one study said, in schools, as one study said, that when a kid receives a bad notification from someone on their phone, it can take 20 minutes and upwards for them to get over it, for them to concentrate again . correct. so, concentrate again. correct. so, yeah, it's a great move. take them, them off them, give them, take them off them, give them, take them off them, give them 4:00. them back at 4:00. >> sense at last. >> common sense at last. matthew, briton . matthew, your greatest briton. >> so mine is pat arrowsmith, who was peace campaigner who's who was a peace campaigner who's died aged 93. died over the weekend, aged 93. she's founders of cnd she's one of the founders of cnd . might think it's an . and so you might think it's an unusual to on gb unusual one for me to pick on gb news. i actually don't agree

in my take a ten football legend, kevin keegan is the latest victim of the woke mob for saying men nine anderson's real world. tonight on the show, we have got louis french, a conservative mp. he's got this left in the corner with him tonight. and that's matthew lazor, the former labour party policy advisor. also got the former model and big brother star ashlyn horgan—wallace got pubuc star ashlyn horgan—wallace got public policy expert at that's lucy white, her first time on the show. we've also got colin brown. he's a tv cook , celebrity brown. he's a tv cook, celebrity personality and he's back. gary the cabbie, he's back to speak some common sense. but first, let's go to the .

england manager kevin keegan has sparked outrage after saying he doesn't after saying that he doesn'ts game. is he just saying what most blokes are actually thinking in england's most capped male footballer peter shilton takes on lionesses legend faye white. that's later. plus rishi sunak has sealed a new deal with the u's border agency to help us get tough on illegal migration. but can we really count on the support of our european neighbours or do we need to take tougher action like, oh, i don't know, turning back the boats. former conservative minister ann widdecombe weighs in shortly. and kyra kennedy joins me to explain why rishi's plan to permanently stub out cigarettes is illiberal and anti conservative and part of a wider totalitarian agenda in politics in general. but tomorrow's newspapers , front pages, they're newspapers, front pages, they're also on the way to who better? kelvin mackenzie is uncanny . kelvin mackenzie is uncanny. arnold that's later on in the show. an action packed two hours coming your way right after the news middlehurst . patrick. >> thank you and good

gillian keegan is none of she's is having none of that.hat parents must know what children are learning what their children are learning . absolutely right. i mean, i don't think parents should have a veto over the classes their children go to , but i don't see children go to, but i don't see why sex education should be any different from history or economics or english that where parents actually do know what their kids. >> this is quite incredible. the department for education is providing template letters to fight claims of copyright fight off claims of copyright infringement, presumably to parents who want to see this to see this material. do you think that's right? >> oh, it's mind blowing that this is being done, that it's not just common cause, that parents should absolutely see what their children are studying . i was a primary school teacher 25 years ago. i was a primary school teacher for eight years in tottenham, and i actually ended up leaving because the way in tottenham, and i actually en(educate>aving because the way in tott