lizzie. cundy! lizzie cundy, quickly. >> oh how embarrassing. there's those students.thew laza. >> matthew laza. >> yeah, i can tell you, when i was a student politician, i wasn't. it wasn't ever in a tent. but if tory minister had come up to me, i'd have taken them on in debate and not just sat there looking daft, pathetic. >> right now it's time for the quick fire quiz, the part of the show where i test my panel on some of the stories hitting the headunes some of the stories hitting the headlines right now. okay, lizzie cundy, your buzzer matthew laza your buzzer. question one please play along at home. labour has begun the process of choosing a new candidate in jeremy corbyn's constituency. but what year was he first elected as an mp? is it a 1987 b 1983 or c 1993 lizzie cundy a 1987 b 1983 1983. says matthew laza 1983 matthew laza. i thought he would get that one nil right. question two. closest answer wins. how many households were infected by the contaminated water in devon ? contaminated water in devon? matthew laza, 30,000. lizzie cundy 29,000. 9000. the answer

let's welcome again to my panel, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy , and also columnist lizzie cundythew lazor . may former adviser to the labour party, matthew lazor. may i say, lizzie, you do look lovely today. i do look very summery. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it feels like summer is on its way . its way. >> yes, yes. >>- >> yes, yes. >> and i've had another birthday. >> i might come in my shorts next week. >> we won't see them. >> we won't see them. >> so maybe my birthday was the same day as the, the local elections. >> but i made sure i voted very good. >> and as we your id with you, i did a boris johnson. >> i forgot my id. >> i forgot my id. >> no. oh and then i tried to get around it because the lady in my village hall had no knows me for 20 years. >> and i said, you know , it's >> and i said, you know, it's me, but i had to go back home. and then she really studied my passport. like she didn't believe me. i was like, it's me . believe me. i was like, it's me. >> she couldn't believe that was your age. you were 21. >> exactly. that's it. >> exactly. that's it. >> do you

okay >> lizzie cundy. >> lizzie cundy. >> yes, i'll say no. >> it's true . yes or no. on a point because it was true or false. not yes or no. oh sorry. it's quite simple. because you're both right. question three a new study has revealed which of these british insults will soon become extinct. is it a prat b plonk or c numpty? lizzie cundy c numpty i think it is c numpty but i'll go for b plonker b blanca. let's see. the answer is all of them. all of them. plonkers numpties number.this used to be in scotland, is it? yeah. >> and i think i've been out with all of them. >> well, yeah. me too. researchers from our perspectus global poll 2000 britons about their favourite insults and found that these words are said to die within a generation. >> wow, that was a trick question. >> well, yes, it was a question. >> well, yes, it was a question. >> you're still just about in the lead for ukip. >> yes, question for the economy . officially exited recession this week, but how much did the economy grow by? closest answer wins matthew laza. 0.2% lizzie cundy 0.10. i sho

lizzie cundy?man united. >> if she's correct, it was even higher. she'll be very happy. score are you just gonna. >> i was what i was doing the news, darling, i don't know. >> i just saw that it was a tactical, tactical victory for van hague or whatever he's called before they get rid of him. >> two nil. >> two nil. >> well, let's see, the score was two one. yeah. sorry. spoiler alert. yes the answer as much as united. right. question four. before his potential career , communities minister career, communities minister michael gove starred as a school chaplain in the 1994 family comedy a feast at midnight. lizzie cundy. >> she was a member of the question we're running out of time, lizzie two. yes, i think it's true as well. matthew laza true. >> what if she's wrong? >> what if she's wrong? >> i'll just say false for the sake of it. it's true. i'm giving up today. it is true. >> the answer. what's the score? two, one. >> it could be very interesting. who's going to zero? >> actually, i wonder who w

and also lizzie cundy . also lizzie cundy. >> most definitely. yes. right. >> most definitely. yes.ie cundy. stella taxidou . thank you. q i was taxidou. thank you. q i was almost there also. norman baker and also lord daniel moylan, thank you so much for your thoughts. well, what do you think at home? gbnews.com/yoursay i'll get to read some of those in a matter of moments. coming up, we'll continue with the great british debate this hour. i'm asking, is it time to ban extreme protests ? it time to ban extreme protests? my panel will be back to discuss. still to come, today's outside guest. we'll talk highs, lows and lessons learned. what comes next on the outside, then? an american born singer. these are your clues . she's an are your clues. she's an american born singer. her parents are responsible for creating several cult tv series, including captain scarlet. remember that puppet like captain scarlet ? first, let's captain scarlet? first, let's get your latest news headlines with aaron armstrong . with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> hey, it's 433. i'm aaron armst

so joining me today in a few moments time is broadcaster and author lizzie cundy and also the fabulousael's entry into the song contest prompts controversy. controversy, then . for the great controversy, then. for the great british debate this hour i'm asking, do you trust labour to tackle the immigration crisis? in his counter—terror plan? is that right then difficult conversations, hard gali x gambling addict will be here to tell me his story, his heartbreaking story, and in a few moments time, of course, we'll be mocking the week live in the studio with the fabulous one and only louis schaefer. but before we get started, don't forget spectacular scenes as well. the northern lights . they well. the northern lights. they lit the sky. did you see them? all the best pictures coming up in click bait. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sophia wenzler. >> thanks, nana. good afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. the dutch act has been kicked out of the eurovision song contest. grand final. the european broadcasting

flying producer husband who ultimately bit the dust like so many in her life, including her friends lizzie cundyther thomas, meghan's story is one of ascendancy and the pursuit of fame , power and the pursuit of fame, power and money, which is why you have to wonder whether it wasn't only love and attraction that drew her to this millionaire prince. the son of the future king of the united kingdom . now, i'm the united kingdom. now, i'm impressed by meghan markle and what she's achieved in her life. good luck to her. but it's my view that poor old prince harry was a sitting duck to her wider plans for global domination. i don't think she ever really intended to maintain a public royal role. it doesn't take long for the opening of hospital wings, listening to the bagpipes, watching soldiers on manoeuvres, eating cucumber sandwiches and the endless smell of fresh paint to lose its lustre. it's my view that almost from day one, once she'd bagged her prince, the plan was to dump those royal duties, exit the monarchy, exit the royal family and exit britain . i have no and exit britain. i have no proo

so joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy and also former labour party adviserfew moments party adviser matthew laza wright. in a few moments i'll be mucking the week with comedian john martin. but coming up, my political spotlight , i'll be political spotlight, i'll be speaking with councillor rob mushowe, who's gone from a banana leaf thatched mud hut in uganda to being a rugby coach and a councillor in west london. he'll be here to shine a light on his incredible journey. then the great british debate this hour i'm asking, should rent caps be introduced? labour's shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, has suggested that she should support introducing rental controls in some areas of the country. and my difficult conversation. lots of exciting stuff happening there. cynthia's round will be here. my nigel with megan in nigeria. some people didn't really like them at

so joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy and also former labour party adviseran bruce devlin and then stay tuned because on the show i'll be joined by lee anderson mp. he'll be shining a light on some of the latest stuff from westminster, including the little tweet that was sent by wes streeting. i'd love to get his thoughts . then love to get his thoughts. then we'll be discussing the tory party. is it the end? as

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lizzie cundy . christine hamilton. >> i don't mind at all.sunday times. the french have a cure for too much screen time for kids. this is a teacher . they have to hand their phones in. he checks how much phone time they've spent . if they have time they've spent. if they have spent four hours and no more in the whole of the preceding week, they're clear. if they have spent five hours, they get an hour of detention. if they have spent six hours, that's in a whole week . they get two hours whole week. they get two hours detention. and so it goes on and it works. apparently, the pupils agree with it . the parents, he agree with it. the parents, he says they're too fat. he's a p.e. says they're too fat. he's a pe. teacher and they should get p.e. teacher and they should get off their phones. no. >> well, you see, it works. all ihave >> well, you see, it works. all i have to say to my daughter is bnng i have to say to my daughter is bring me your smartphone. whoa that's the end. it works like a treat, mother. i do. gosh well, listen this out. if y

and the lovely lizzie cundy were going to go.e to stay. >> oh, you know what? just sleep on. >> what about sleep on the floor? >> you know, for crying out. i don't want to miss that. >> i think it might be time to move on. >> oh, do you think so? have you had enough of me already? >> is that it? >> is that it? >> i've overstayed my welcome. >> i've overstayed my welcome. >> oh, it was the racket on the wall. >> was it that throw you as much sport as i could? >> i was i was enjoying it. >> i was i was enjoying it. >> i was i was enjoying it. >> i don't know anything about it as well. >> thanks, michael. welcome back to breakfast on gb news with michael and nana. let's take a look at some of the newspaper front pages. >> right. well, let's have a look. let's start with the guardian. it leads with rishi sunak and his plans to reintroduce national service. i think it's a fantastic idea. quoting a former naval staff chief who called the scheme bonkers. really? >> the express also reports on sunak national service plans and defence sec