the i not laurence fox. this is bev turner i'm on at 8:00 all week we got one hell of an eclectic mix of stories for you tonight. trust me, you do not want to miss this. as residents take to the streets in oxford to protest against the unrolling war on motorists, i'll wondering motorists, i'll be wondering about the motives of those with free their sights and free roads in their sights and asking who benefits exactly and the tragedy of nicola bulley rolls to a tragic conclusion as the body found in the river was confirmed to be hers just a couple of hours ago this was the very first high profile police inquiry which attracted a swathe tick—tock detectives. one of the psychics drawn to the case, actually found her body in the river. so should we get used to social sleuths working social media sleuths working with rather than against the police and rolled out a genius character creator and of human behaviour or an outdated non—pc writer whose books now require sensitivity readers to rewrite the classic fiction

it's dawn neesom in for laurence fox . neesom in for laurence fox.was announced lilt the drink renowned . its a totally tropical renowned. its a totally tropical taste would do the accent but i'm terrible at accents it's to be discontinued and what's more it's going to be absorbed by fanta into a fanta grapefruit and pienaar for replacement on the soundtrack hatch it is a bit bonkers really. right. so joining me now to talk about its very serious subject, we need some light relief i away edward to do the deejay and radio and very good chum and edward thank all right okay what do you make of this i mean doing you will. i'm very good thank you. very much. i think stronger than melt for me has been it's been a it's been a great drink over the years and for someone to say it's appropriation or it's racist, it's a drink . i mean, i racist, it's a drink. i mean, i think the rebrand i think coca—cola has possibly made mistake because it's got all of us talking. it's great advertising for them. if it was advertising for them. if it was a publicity stunt, it

it's dawn neesom in for laurence fox . neesom in for laurence fox.was announced lilt the drink renowned . its a totally tropical renowned. its a totally tropical taste would do the accent but i'm terrible at accents it's to be discontinued and what's more it's going to be absorbed by fanta into a fanta grapefruit and pienaar for replacement on the soundtrack hatch it is a bit bonkers really. right. so joining me now to talk about its very serious subject, we need some light relief i away edward to do the deejay and radio and very good chum and edward thank all right okay what do you make of this i mean doing you will. i'm very good thank you. very much. i think stronger than melt for me has been it's been a it's been a great drink over the years and for someone to say it's appropriation or it's racist, it's a drink . i mean, i racist, it's a drink. i mean, i think the rebrand i think coca—cola has possibly made mistake because it's got all of us talking. it's great advertising for them. if it was advertising for them. if it was a publicity stunt, it

laurence fox fascinating stuff. laurence fox with the fox report. thank you so much. in tonight's blitz as another nationwide nurse in strike continues . are these unions continues. are these unions immoral to ? say that they're immoral to? say that they're going to continue action for the next three months regardless of the threat to patient safety? my superstar panel very up about that, but going to have their say alongside tomorrow's newspaper front pages . but newspaper front pages. but first, journalist first, with abc journalist giving away money and flying to the caribbean , personally the caribbean, personally apologise tours apologise for unsafe tours aned apologise for unsafe tours linked to historic slavery . is linked to historic slavery. is this virtue signalling gone mad? broadcaster nana recorded live me in the studio straight after the . break nana square is tonight's outsider . now, in case nana square is tonight's outsider. now, in case you needs reminding that the bbc is a breeding ground for white journalists, the us correspondent laura traralgon h

and in the seat for laurence fox tonight, it's . tonight, it's. bev turner. so it might be the fourth industrial revolution, the great, etc, etc. but ladies and gentlemen, take your eyes off class. stop for a moment and look a little to home. because i've worked the driving force behind the war on motorists. it's the like for a lot that jeremy irons the sexually frustrated middle aged men in lycra they almost retired local councillors on their five grand carbon fibre compensates. there were mass protests over the weekend against 15 minute cities. the ulez expansion into greater london . the anti car greater london. the anti car movement, which is all a load of the car free cities campaign is encouraging people to leave the car behind and, help make cities cleaner , greener, safer and more cleaner, greener, safer and more for all. more accessible for all who exactly? who benefits? it's not women. it's not parents. it's not the elderly or the disabled. it's certainly not young families and. by whose definition violent crime is on precedented levels. and the lon

laurence fox fascinating stuff. laurence fox with the fox report. thank you so much.up in tonight's blitz as another nationwide nurse in strike continues . are these unions continues. are these unions immoral to ? say that they're immoral to? say that they're going to continue action for the next three months regardless of the threat to patient safety? my superstar panel very up about that, but going to have their say alongside tomorrow's newspaper front pages . but newspaper front pages. but first, journalist first, with abc journalist giving away money and flying to the caribbean , personally the caribbean, personally apologise tours apologise for unsafe tours unked apologise for unsafe tours linked to historic slavery . is linked to historic slavery. is this virtue signalling gone mad? broadcaster nana recorded live me in the studio straight after the . break nana square is tonight's outsider . now, in case nana square is tonight's outsider. now, in case you needs reminding that the bbc is a breeding ground for white journalists, the us correspondent laura traralgo

now it's back to laurence fox . now it's back to laurence fox. ding dong , the sturgeons gone. dong, the sturgeons gone. pun intended. so is it the end of the world as we know it? it is surprising how many lost memories from childhood back up to the forefront of our minds when is our time to. become when it is our time to. become parents like some enormous download of stored wisdom, experience and guidance to help us for what lies ahead. we remember the times of sadness in our early years as if they were yesterday. we attempt to sever that channel of emotion for our own kids . likewise, cherish own kids. likewise, we cherish the times that we felt loved and secure as and we do our best to make sure that we pass that gift on for our children to do the same one day in return. we fail constantly because we are human beings imperfect, beings and we are imperfect, to say least. but say the very least. but generation after generation , we generation after generation, we are constantly trying to improve that delicate recipe of life . that delicate recipe of life. wisdom passed on from

not indeed laurence fox but i am not indeed laurence fox but i am bev turner now news the sheffielda trans gender cartoonist that in doge indulges in something called diaper for art to speak at a family has gone viral so labelle refuses to be slammed . labelle refuses to be slammed. her fetish will be speaking at a family event in sheffield central library , where she's central library, where she's going to be talking about her new book in which she details the in art and the interest in art and activism. now caused a bit of a stir because . is stir because. this is effectively an evolution of something called drag queen storytime, which you might be familiar with. so joining me now to this trans teacher to discuss this is trans teacher and hated . good and activist debbie hated. good evening, great to see evening, debbie. great to see you thank you forjoining me on you. thank you forjoining me on this. now we invited sophie, of course, to speak about this tonight, but we haven't heard back from her. so just didn't i don't know if you're familiar with sophie and who she is and what

now it's back to laurence fox . now it's back to laurence fox. ding dong , the sturgeons gone. dong, the sturgeons gone. pun intended. so is it the end of the world as we know it? it is surprising how many lost memories from childhood back up to the forefront of our minds when is our time to. become when it is our time to. become parents like some enormous download of stored wisdom, experience and guidance to help us for what lies ahead. we remember the times of sadness in our early years as if they were yesterday. we attempt to sever that channel of emotion for our own kids . likewise, cherish own kids. likewise, we cherish the times that we felt loved and secure as and we do our best to make sure that we pass that gift on for our children to do the same one day in return. we fail constantly because we are human beings imperfect, beings and we are imperfect, to say least. but say the very least. but generation after generation , we generation after generation, we are constantly trying to improve that delicate recipe of life . that delicate recipe of life. wisdom passed on from

not indeed laurence fox but i am not indeed laurence fox but i am bev turner now news the sheffieldd a trans gender cartoonist that in doge indulges in something called diaper for art to speak at a family has gone viral so labelle refuses to be slammed . labelle refuses to be slammed. her fetish will be speaking at a family event in sheffield central library , where she's central library, where she's going to be talking about her new book in which she details the in art and the interest in art and activism. now caused a bit of a stir because . is stir because. this is effectively an evolution of something called drag queen storytime, which you might be familiar with. so joining me now to this trans teacher to discuss this is trans teacher and hated . good and activist debbie hated. good evening, great to see evening, debbie. great to see you thank you forjoining me on you. thank you forjoining me on this. now we invited sophie, of course, to speak about this tonight, but we haven't heard back from her. so just didn't i don't know if you're familiar with sophie and who she is and wha

and i'm laurence fox . tonight i will i'm laurence fox. tonight i will be addressing the elephant in the newsroom the shadow that has been cast upon the station the past week. yes, ofcom , the ones past week. yes, ofcom, the ones who only allow you to broadcast if you follow their rules. i want to ask a simple question. why do need it.7 then i will be talking to charlie peaches about a gb news exclusive documentary speaking to victims and whistleblowers , grooming gangs. whistleblowers, grooming gangs. and lastly , i am dishing out my and lastly, i am dishing out my thoughts to sunderland about lgbt element rape issue pride and marches. and don't forget , and marches. and don't forget, most importantly, i would like to hear from you. so send me your views at gbviews@gbnews.uk uk. that's all coming up after headunes uk. that's all coming up after headlines with stephanie elsey . headlines with stephanie elsey. good evening, i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. more than 22,000 people have been killed and 5 million d

laurence fox slams assault on free speech in the house of god at 935 but next in the clash with bodyile from where first went missing after lancashire police shared deeply personal details about alcohol use and how against family's wishes. are you happy with how this force handled the case? well, we've got coppers. norman brennan and dai davies to go head to , head dai davies to go head to, head on this next. but i want to know what you think . very sensitive what you think. very sensitive story. it is captivated nation. dan at gb news uk is my email. you can tweet me using the handle at gb news. the clash straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time for the clash . just it's time for the clash. just hours ago, nicola police family heard the news they feared the most. it was confirmed her body was found in the river less than a mile from where. she vanished 23 days on their. a mile from where. she vanished 23 days on their . chief 23 days ago on their. chief superintendent pauline stables read out this heartbreak statement. nikki you are no longer missing person. you h

laurence fox slams assault on free speech in the house of god at 935 but next in the clash with bodye from where first went missing after lancashire police shared deeply personal details about alcohol use and how against family's wishes. are you happy with how this force handled the case? well, we've got coppers. norman brennan and dai davies to go head to , head dai davies to go head to, head on this next. but i want to know what you think . very sensitive what you think. very sensitive story. it is captivated nation. dan at gb news uk is my email. you can tweet me using the handle at gb news. the clash straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time for the clash . just it's time for the clash. just hours ago, nicola police family heard the news they feared the most. it was confirmed her body was found in the river less than a mile from where. she vanished 23 days on their. a mile from where. she vanished 23 days on their . chief 23 days ago on their. chief superintendent pauline stables read out this heartbreak statement. nikki you are no longer missing person. you hav

and i'm laurence fox . boy, do i and i'm laurence fox.omplaint show for you tonight, especially as i'm still hanging on to the tale of the elephant in the room. excess deaths . firstly, room. excess deaths. firstly, i will be joined by dr. tina peers for her analysis of recent data and her opinion on how covid was handled from the start. then i'm speaking to dr. raymond summit, former director , communicable former director, communicable diseases for public health wales, for his opinion. yes, differing views of compliance and you get fox on the

back now to laurence fox radio. back now to laurence fox . but in the seat tonight, mark dolan .hanks. polly will see you in an hour coming up, elton john's lyricist on burt bacharach sad death and his reaction to the banning the song delilah. plus why bouncers might arrest you for saying something offensive in the pub? and should we back hanging laws to get . but first hanging laws to get. but first my big opinion. hanging laws to get. but first my big opinion . there's no my big opinion. there's no getting away from it. britain has a soft touch on crime. we learned yesterday the prevent program designed to tackle the huge threat of terrorism has more less overlooked. the main issue , islamic fundamentalism, issue, islamic fundamentalism, which to give you a quick elevator pitch stands for the total obliteration of the west. charming given the disproportionate this toxic ideology poses to all british citizens , it's shocking. but not citizens, it's shocking. but not that. just 16% of cases referred by prevent related to islamism. it the authorities are happy to let isis's plot m

see you soon i soon i- soon i still not laurence fox . i am i still not laurence fox.k. we've got a great show lined up for you along with some great company. i've got my panellists here tonight. toby young, director of free speech union. even put jacket union. he's even put his jacket on for and political on for us and political commentator bushra schake, who i'm delighted to meet, joining me discuss some controversial me to discuss some controversial this we're going be this evening, we're going to be discussing the discussing overreach of the nanny state and house lockdown in the name of the state has cracked. and further into all our personal lives and, the system is broken. our government is so backlogged by asylum claims that that resolution is to just let them through without interview . that's right. they're

and i'm laurence fox . boy, do i and i'm laurence fox. boy, do i have enough common complaint show for you tonight, especially as i'm still hanging on to the tale of the elephant in the room. excess deaths . firstly, room. excess deaths. firstly, i will be joined by dr. tina peers for her analysis of recent data and her opinion on how covid was handled from the start. then i'm speaking to dr. raymond summit, former director , communicable former director, communicable diseases for public health wales, for his opinion. yes, differing views of compliance and you get fox on the spot and ask me you want and then i will dish it out with the legend . the dish it out with the legend. the rebel with a cause. andrew bridgen conservative mp for nonh bridgen conservative mp for north west leicestershire. on recent surrounding his public opinions . and don't forget, most opinions. and don't forget, most importantly, i want to hear from you.so importantly, i want to hear from you. so send me your views. my way at gb views at gb news .uk. that's all co

back now to laurence fox radio. back now to laurence fox . but in the seat tonight, mark dolan . thanks. polly will see you in an hour coming up, elton john's lyricist on burt bacharach sad death and his reaction to the banning the song delilah. plus why bouncers might arrest you for saying something offensive in the pub.7 and for saying something offensive in the pub? and should we back hanging laws to get . but first hanging laws to get. but first my big opinion. hanging laws to get. but first my big opinion . there's no my big opinion. there's no getting away from it. britain has a soft touch on crime. we learned yesterday the prevent program designed to tackle the huge threat of terrorism has more less overlooked. the main issue , islamic fundamentalism, issue, islamic fundamentalism, which to give you a quick elevator pitch stands for the total obliteration of the west. charming given the disproportionate this toxic ideology poses to all british citizens , it's shocking. but not citizens, it's shocking. but not that. just i6% of cases referred by prevent related to islamism.

, neil knowsley with laurence fox, neil oliver and calvin as well.with riley gaines. now she is the star us swimmer who had to share a dressing room, a changing room with lee thomas. the trans competitors . there's a big competitors. there's a big scandal about this developing in the us. she's going to reveal all in a uk exclusive interview . wow. i mean , i don't know why . wow. i mean, i don't know why i'm amazed any more, dan, because he's every night we do is and sat down watson will be coming your way very shortly and certainly sounds of it you certainly the sounds of it you absolutely not want to miss it thank you very much everybody. i've enjoyed i've thoroughly enjoyed filling in particular show. in for this particular show. i'll back tomorrow p.m. in for this particular show. i'll back tomorrow pm. for i'll be back tomorrow 3 pm. for my sharp shot slot. my regular sharp shot slot. i think i've enough, don't you? i'll see you tomorrow. hello there. i'm here with your latest weather updates from the met office . the new week has got off office

, neil knowsley with laurence fox, neil oliver and calvin as well.with riley gaines. now she is the star us swimmer who had to share a dressing room, a changing room with lee thomas. the trans competitors . there's a big competitors. there's a big scandal about this developing in the us. she's going to reveal all in a uk exclusive interview . wow. i mean , i don't know why . wow. i mean, i don't know why i'm amazed any more, dan, because he's every night we do is and sat down watson will be coming your way very shortly and certainly sounds of it you certainly the sounds of it you absolutely not want to miss it thank you very much everybody. i've enjoyed i've thoroughly enjoyed filling in particular show. in for this particular show. i'll back tomorrow p.m. in for this particular show. i'll back tomorrow pm. for i'll be back tomorrow 3 pm. for my sharp shot slot. my regular sharp shot slot. i think i've enough, don't you? i'll see you tomorrow. hello there. i'm here with your latest weather updates from the met office . the new week has got off office

soon i soon i- soon i still not laurence fox . i am i still not laurence fox. i am still bev turner in this space all week. we've got a great show lined up for you along with some great company. i've got my panellists here tonight. toby young, director of free speech union. even put jacket union. he's even put his jacket on for and political on for us and political commentator bushra schake, who i'm delighted to meet, joining me discuss some controversial me to discuss some controversial this we're going be this evening, we're going to be discussing the discussing overreach of the nanny state and house lockdown in the name of the state has cracked. and further into all our personal lives and, the system is broken. our government is so backlogged by asylum claims that that resolution is to just let them through without interview . that's right. they're interview. that's right. they're just going to be filling in a form. i'll be debating this with both of my panellists , plus the both of my panellists, plus the owner vox. well, not a vox or owner of vox. well, no

laurence fox is going to explore the deepening migrant crisis in the deepening migrant crisis in the the fox report straight after the . break time now for the fox report with lawrence fox. and a brace of migrant incidents have sparked renewed focus on the channel crisis in recent days , including crisis in recent days, including the arrest of four afghani so—called boys for the alleged rape of a british schoolgirl . rape of a british schoolgirl. the migrants who say they aged between 13 and 16, are reported to have howled down their 15 year old victim at a school in dover before one of them raped her. kent police arrested the boys last week before releasing them on bail. while investigations . they arrived in investigations. they arrived in the uk on small boats last year and are all understood to be on accompanied children seeking asylum. meanwhile, protest is in liverpool . took to the streets liverpool. took to the streets of knowsley after a worrying video of a migrant allegedly trying to chat up a 15 year old engush trying to chat up a 15 year old english schoolgirl went viral o

laurence fox is going to explore the deepening migrant crisis in the deepening migrant crisis in the the fox report straight after the . break time now for the fox report with lawrence fox. and a brace of migrant incidents have sparked renewed focus on the channel crisis in recent days , including crisis in recent days, including the arrest of four afghani so—called boys for the alleged rape of a british schoolgirl . rape of a british schoolgirl. the migrants who say they aged between 13 and 16, are reported to have howled down their 15 year old victim at a school in dover before one of them raped her. kent police arrested the boys last week before releasing them on bail. while investigations . they arrived in investigations. they arrived in the uk on small boats last year and are all understood to be on accompanied children seeking asylum. meanwhile, protest is in liverpool . took to the streets liverpool. took to the streets of knowsley after a worrying video of a migrant allegedly trying to chat up a 15 year old engush trying to chat up a 15 year old english schoolgirl went viral o

soon i soon i- soon i still not laurence fox . i am i still not laurence fox.pace all week. we've got a great show lined up for you along with some great company. i've got my panellists here tonight. toby young, director of free speech union. he's even jacket union. he's even put his jacket on for and political on for us and political commentator bushra schake, who i'm delighted to meet, joining me to some controversial me to discuss some controversial this we're going to this evening, we're going to be discussing overreach of the nanny state and house lockdown in the name of the state has cracked. and further into all our personal lives and, the system is broken. our government is so backlogged by asylum claims that that resolution is to just let them through without interview . that's right. they're interview. that's right. they're just going to be filling in a form. i'll be debating this with both of panellists , plus the both of my panellists, plus the owner vox. well, not a vox or owner of vox. well, not a vox or but has suggested that but actually has sug

and i'm laurence fox . boy, do i and i'm laurence fox.mon complaint show for you tonight, especially as i'm still hanging on to the tale of the elephant in the room. excess deaths . firstly, room. excess deaths. firstly, i will be joined by dr. tina peers for her analysis of recent data and her opinion on how covid was handled from the start. then i'm speaking to dr. raymond summit, former director , communicable former director, communicable diseases for public health wales, for his opinion. yes, differing views of compliance and you get fox on the spot and ask me you want and then i will dish it out with the legend . the dish it out with the legend. the rebel with a cause. andrew bridgen conservative mp for nonh bridgen conservative mp for north west leicestershire. on recent surrounding his public opinions . and don't forget, most opinions. and don't forget, most importantly, i want to hear from you.so importantly, i want to hear from you. so send me your views. my way at gb views at gb news .uk. that's all coming up after the headunes

and i'm laurence fox . tonight i will i'm laurence fox.ant in the newsroom the shadow that has been cast upon the station the past week. yes, ofcom , the ones past week. yes, ofcom, the ones who only allow you to broadcast if you follow their rules. i want to ask a simple question. why do need it? then i will be talking to charlie peaches about a gb news exclusive documentary speaking to victims and whistleblowers ,

and i'm laurence fox . tonight i will i'm laurence fox.he elephant in the newsroom the shadow that has been cast upon the station the past week. yes, ofcom , the ones past week. yes, ofcom, the ones who only allow you to broadcast if you follow their rules. i want to ask a simple question. why do need it? then i will be talking to charlie peaches about a gb news exclusive documentary speaking to victims and whistleblowers , grooming gangs. whistleblowers, grooming gangs. and lastly , i am dishing out my and lastly, i am dishing out my thoughts to sunderland about lgbt element rape issue pride and marches. and don't forget , and marches. and don't forget, most importantly, i would like to hear from you. so send me your views at gbviews@gbnews.uk uk. that's all coming up after headunes uk. that's all coming up after headlines with stephanie elsey . headlines with stephanie elsey. good evening, i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. more than 22,000 people have been killed and 5 million displaced after major earthquakes

laurence fox, true, let's look. laurence fox, you couldn't get much posher. in student council here. and he did a when played in white lines when he played a northern guru with this manchester accent . he uses it on manchester accent. he uses it on the film to make quite a low . the film to make quite a low. you're an actor , you should just you're an actor, you should just turn up audition . if you can do turn up audition. if you can do it, get the job no matter what you've come from and if it's hard work being an actress, you're from the north of england . and i think regional people have got a pretty good get out of the media and you know, acting i think it's a non point to me i kind of understand why people would even be bothered about this you know we've got long—range missiles being sent to a place to attack someone that might attack us, but we'll be walking sandra's with our skin hanging off because we've got a new oh, did you get nuked today? no, thankfully . hit the today? no, thankfully. hit the bungalow behind and must be a nuclear war. june, how d

time now for mark sitting in for laurence fox fox . fox. my fox. to the brilliant polly middlehurst host who returns in an hour's time. middlehurst host who returns in an hour's time . a very packed an hour's time. a very packed hour coming up. my last one of the week as , our new monarch the week as, our new monarch disappears from . australian disappears from. australian banknotes is king losing his grip on the monarchy . more grip on the monarchy. more reaction to rising interest rates. what does it mean for you and for me is inflation genuinely coming down? and with wholesale energy prices falling, why are we still paying so much to heat our homes? is it zero? and following the departure of the legendary ken bruce and his radio two season exodus of listeners to golden oldie radio stations is the bbc aged. all of that to come . but first my big that to come. but first my big opinion 100 is a nice round , opinion 100 is a nice round, isn't it? it's the century in cricket, a decisive break in snooker and remember the good old days when snooker and

we need a time of great change throughout the world and many thanks to laurence fox for a cracking showgot a cracking show. well, we've got a busy 3 hours to come. it's mark dolan have the mark dolan tonight. have the tories the point of no return ? tories the point of no return? i'll be asking. former ukip mep godfrey bloom, who loves to drop the odd truth bomb. it's the topic of my big opinion monologue. let me tell folks a labour government is coming and be careful what you wish for. also, we'll talk about valentine's is it a commercial scam ? we'll be talking to tv scam? we'll be talking to tv star kim woodburn from how clean is your house? plus are we now fat shaming our a recent story in the daily mail furious parents say my kid's healthy and slim, but he's been called obese. we'll get to all of that plus your emails last to get through a busy 3 hours. keep it mark dolan tonight.

i'm dawn neesom in for laurence fox. coming up on show tonight with the search for naked body entry. second week. i'm looking at the trauma found . you can't imagine what they're going through. it's just horrific. families go horrific. the trauma families go through when a loved one goes missing and gary glitter has been released prison after serving only half of his 16 year sentence. and i'm asking are victims being let down by a justice system then with the allegations of bullying by dominic raab putting pressure on prime minister rishi sunak's, i want to debate if we have gone a bit too soft and don't try this at home. so what did that how do you a donor in a proper british way. former royal butler grant harold is into teachers and manners. but first it's the news with erin armstrong . yes, i'm with erin armstrong. yes, i'm out. i'm showing the gb newsroom lancashire police investigating the disappearance of a missing mother now believe she fell into the river while nicola disappeared a week ago while walking her dog.

that rain will continue to make its way south and east west throughout the i not laurence fox.ev turner i'm on at 8:00 all week we got one hell of an eclectic mix of stories for you tonight. trust me, you do not want to miss this. as residents take to the streets in oxford to protest against the unrolling war on motorists, i'll wondering motorists, i'll be wondering about the motives of those with free their sights and free roads in their sights and asking who benefits exactly and the tragedy of nicola bulley rolls to a tragic conclusion as the body found in the river was confirmed to be hers just a couple of hours ago this was the very first high profile police

watching gb news tonight where, laurence fox has patrick in charge . charge. well, thanks to that , polly. well, thanks to that, polly. okay, so remember the infamous jihadi bride, shamima bakam.7 well, she's still begging for the forgiveness. a month ago , the forgiveness. a month ago, the forgiveness. a month ago, the bbc divided opinion by releasing a podcast called i'm not a monster, which gave the controversial exorcist bride a platform to give her side of the story seemingly false, an attempt to humanise her and elicit some sympathy. well today the bbc have released a documentary called the shamima begum story, detailing her story travelling to syria in 2015 to join islamic state and her experiences with the terrorist group. well it's complete her press kit baker was even featured on the front page of times magazine. now we go back to this claim that she was trafficked and she does think she is a bad person. but the question is, should we view her as an enemy of the state or just as an enemy of the state or just a child who was groomed , a child who was

the i not laurence fox. week we got one hell of an eclectic mix of stories for you tonight. trust me, you do not want to miss this. as residents take to the streets in oxford to protest against the unrolling war on motorists, i'll wondering motorists, i'll be wondering about the motives of those with free their sights and free roads in their sights and asking who benefits exactly and the tragedy of nicola bulley rolls to a tragic conclusion as the body found in the river was confirmed to be hers just a couple of hours ago this was the very first high profile police inquiry which attracted a swathe tick—tock detectives. one of the psychics drawn to the case, actually found her body in the river. so should we get used to social sleuths working social media sleuths working with rather than against the police and rolled out a genius character creator and of human behaviour or an outdated non—pc writer whose books now require sensitivity readers to rewrite the classic fiction for a more inclusive read. ready for

this is gb news the people's channel sitting in for laurence fox tonight with . tonight with. off me and it is fast approaching 6 minutes after 8:00. this is a gb news on tv, onune 8:00. this is a gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm not a quitter . online and on digital radio. i'm not a quitter. i like to online and on digital radio. i'm not a quitter . i like to call not a quitter. i like to call this fun hoist by our own petard . well, who knew would seal her own fate ? my mother can't stand own fate? my mother can't stand . i just stand. that woman in my . it was all over for nicola the moment she attempted to use the trans community as a pawn in her game of independence with a gender recognition reform bill. she would have known full well that it was a ludicrous proposition to afford those as young as 16. the opportunity simply change gender without any medical supervision or need for gender dysphoria diagnosis. i suspect she is expecting westminster to intervene . then westminster to intervene. then she could say, look at the dreaded westminster interfering in

this is gb news the people's channel sitting in for laurence fox tonight with . tonight with. off me and it is fast approaching 6 minutes after 8:00. this is a gb news on tv, onune 8:00. this is a gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm not a quitter . online and on digital radio. i'm not a quitter. i like to online and on digital radio. i'm not a quitter . i like to call not a quitter. i like to call this fun hoist by our own petard . well, who knew would seal her own fate .7 my mother can't stand own fate.7 my mother can't stand . i just stand. that woman in my . it was all over for nicola the moment she attempted to use the trans community as a pawn in her game of independence with a gender recognition reform bill. she would have known full well that it was a ludicrous proposition to afford those as young as 16. the opportunity simply change gender without any medical supervision or need for gender dysphoria diagnosis. i suspect she is expecting westminster to intervene . then westminster to intervene. then she could say, look at the dreaded westminster interfering

watching gb news tonight where, laurence fox has patrick in charge . charge. well, thanks to that , polly. well, thanks to that, polly. okay, so remember the infamous jihadi bride, shamima bakam? well, she's still begging for the forgiveness. a month ago , the forgiveness. a month ago, the forgiveness. a month ago, the bbc divided opinion by releasing a podcast called i'm not a monster, which gave the controversial exorcist bride a platform to give her side of the story seemingly false, an attempt to humanise her and elicit some sympathy. well today the bbc have released a documentary called the shamima begum story, detailing her story travelling to syria in 2015 to join islamic state and her experiences with the terrorist group. well it's complete her press kit baker was even featured on the front page of times magazine. now we go back to this claim that she was trafficked and she does think she is a bad person. but the question is, should we view her as an enemy of the state or just as an enemy of the state or just a child who was groomed , a child who was g

time now for mark sitting in for laurence fox fox . fox. my fox. to the brilliant polly middlehurst host who returns in an hour's time. middlehurst host who returns in an hour's time . a very packed an hour's time. a very packed hour coming up. my last one of the week as , our new monarch the week as, our new monarch disappears from . australian disappears from. australian banknotes is king losing his grip on the monarchy . more grip on the monarchy. more reaction to rising interest rates. what does it mean for you and for me is inflation genuinely coming down? and with wholesale energy prices falling, why are we still paying so much to heat our homes? is it zero? and following the departure of the legendary ken bruce and his radio two season exodus of listeners to golden oldie radio stations is the bbc aged. all of that to come . but first my big that to come. but first my big opinion 100 is a nice round , opinion 100 is a nice round, isn't it? it's the century in cricket, a decisive break in snooker and remember the good old days when snooker and

now dawn neesom was covering for laurence fox, the other night and they have so much in common. sday night with obviously someone that quite clearly isn't laurence flogs to talk blondes and slightly irritating as well. but that's about where it finishes tall, blonde and slightly irritating . gb news slightly irritating. gb news would never hire like that . would never hire like that. moving swiftly on, let's talk about headliners again . the about headliners again. the brilliant comedian josh howie cancelling himself this week on all popular late night and newspaper review show. i'm going to do that, too, but i'm going to do that, too, but i'm going to do that, too, but i'm going to do an impression of someone that totally in my totally tropical taste . did you used to tropical taste. did you used to have a race? i it was caribbean accents. you can't that now. but i was doing an impression of someone doing that. i was actually doing it myself. was it absolutely disgraceful behaviour? not the accent . behaviour? not the accent. getting rid of lilt staying on headliners and who nee

moving forward extraordinarily because, you know that was the same claim to progress flag that laurence foxastika . i remind people swastika. i remind people i think the shark is actually a much better use for it. i think that yeah extraordinarily i would like to see i one of those dangung would like to see i one of those dangling from my rear—view mirror. nick, i'm glad you said pointless , pointless survey news pointless, pointless survey news . now, in the metro there are circuses , dances in which a circuses, dances in which a funeral is a better date than a mcdonald's, it seems. yes mcdonald's. it's second worst place to go on a first date. the worst is the woods . the worst worst is the woods. the worst has actually been voted as cinema. so this was tombola for some reason as 11,000 of their players lost that. oh, you're having a rubbish time. i got to go back this way alone and i think i was on a date. but yeah. so yeah. so they're saying mcdonald's is only second, cinema is top. so i'm quite surprised wasn't attending a funeral she was in there who has been on a foetus online. i saw

i'm dawn neesom in for laurence fox.t with the search for naked body entry. second week. i'm looking at the trauma found . you can't imagine what they're going through. it's just horrific. families go horrific. the trauma families go through when a loved one goes missing and gary glitter has been released prison after serving only half of his 16 year sentence. and i'm asking are victims being let down by a justice system then with the allegations of bullying by dominic raab putting pressure on prime minister rishi sunak's, i want to debate if we have gone a bit too soft and don't try this at home. so what did that how do you a donor in a proper british way. former royal butler grant harold is into teachers and manners. but first it's the news with erin armstrong . yes, i'm with erin armstrong. yes, i'm out. i'm showing the gb newsroom lancashire police investigating the disappearance of a missing mother now believe she fell into the river while nicola disappeared a week ago while walking her dog. the investigation is foc

moving forward extraordinarily because, you know that was the same claim to progress flag that laurence foxo a swastika . i remind people swastika. i remind people i think the shark is actually a much better use for it. i think that yeah extraordinarily i would like to see i one of those dangung would like to see i one of those dangling from my rear—view mirror. nick, i'm glad you said pointless , pointless survey news pointless, pointless survey news . now, in the metro there are circuses , dances in which a circuses, dances in which a funeral is a better date than a mcdonald's, it seems. yes mcdonald's. it's second worst place to go on a first date. the worst is the woods . the worst worst is the woods. the worst has actually been voted as cinema. so this was tombola for some reason as 11,000 of their players lost that. oh, you're having a rubbish time. i got to go back this way alone and i think i was on a date. but yeah. so yeah. so they're saying mcdonald's is only second, cinema is top. so i'm quite surprised wasn't attending a funeral she was in there who has been on a foetus online.

i'm dawn neesom in for laurence fox. for naked body entry. second week. i'm looking at the trauma found . you can't imagine what they're going through. it's just horrific. families go horrific. the trauma families go through when a loved one goes missing and gary glitter has been released prison after serving only half of his 16 year sentence. and i'm asking are victims being let down by a justice system then with the allegations of bullying by dominic raab putting pressure on prime minister rishi sunak's, i want to debate if we have gone a bit too soft and don't try this at home. so what did that how do

i mean you have you have you taken your kids and interviewed fox interviewed laurence fox the other onsaid he'd taken his kids said that he'd taken his kids about lovely time. so, about and had a lovely time. so, i about and had a lovely time. so, | , about and had a lovely time. so, i , you think was a waste i mean, you think was a waste a lot of police time and scared a lot. jones that was crazy . so lot. jones that was crazy. so i think there's a stark difference between and drag queen, the idea of pantomime is meant to be a joke. a man up in a dress and the almost a clown is not a direct interaction with children . whereas with the drag queen you have to have men in provocative outfits who are aduu provocative outfits who are adult performers having direct contact with children often as well. so we don't know that the sessions are innocent . so yeah, sessions are innocent. so yeah, i think is quite disingenuous that to my understanding, the drag queen story. well obviously no . so i was just going to say no. so i was just going to say that obviously not suggesting that obviously no

now dawn neesom was covering for laurence fox, the other night and they have so much in common. esday night with obviously someone that quite clearly isn't laurence flogs to talk blondes and slightly irritating as well. but that's about where it finishes tall, blonde and slightly irritating . gb news slightly irritating. gb news would never hire like that . would never hire like that. moving swiftly on, let's talk about headliners again . the about headliners again. the brilliant comedian josh howie cancelling himself this week on all popular late night and newspaper review show. i'm going to do that, too, but i'm going to do that, too, but i'm going to do that, too, but i'm going to do an impression of someone that totally in my totally tropical taste . did you used to tropical taste. did you used to have a race? i it was caribbean accents. you can't that now. but i was doing an impression of someone doing that. i was actually doing it myself. was it absolutely disgraceful behaviour? not the accent . behaviour? not the accent. getting rid of lilt staying on headliners and who ne