this is mark dolan tonight, in my opinion. the world. this is mark dolan tonight, in my opinion .on. electric bicycles and scooters are out of control as a two year old child is almost killed by a cyclist on an e—bike. it's time something was done about these death traps, which are bringing misery and chaos to britain's town centres. that is my big opinion. in just a moment and very sad news tonight. a titan of scottish and british politics dies suddenly at the age of 69. alex salmond remembered this evening in the company of the former leader of the snp in the house of commons, ian blackford . house of commons, ian blackford. also tonight my guest grew up in a council house and left school with no qualifications. he became one of britain's most successful entrepreneurs and chairman of huddersfield town fc . chairman of huddersfield town fc. graham leslie cbe tells me his incredible story shortly and reveals how you can make your first million and it might take at ten. meghan markle says she is one of the most bullied people in the world, but with serious bullying allegations agai

i'm back for mark dolan tonight 9 to 11 tomorrow and sunday. s and my take at ten hamilton's tomorrow night covering the big stories of the day, as well as my all star panel day, as well as my all star panel. so thank you for watching and listening. i'll see you tomorrow at 9:00. patrick's next. keep it . gb news. next. keep it. gb news. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, as we head into the weekend, we can expect to see lots of fine weather to start, but it is gradually turning more unsettled from the west so we can expect to see some wet and windy weather over the weekend. and that's because this area of high pressure, which has brought us that fine weather to end the working week, is generally being replaced by low pressure as it moves in from the west. and we'll start to see this this evening as outbreaks of rain continue to push into the nor

i'm back for mark dolan tonight 9 to 11 tomorrow and sunday. my take at ten hamilton's tomorrow night covering the big stories of the day, as well as my all star panel day, as well as my all star panel. so thank you for watching and listening. i'll see you tomorrow at 9:00. patrick's next. keep it . gb news. next. keep it. gb news. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, as we head into the weekend, we can expect to see lots of fine weather to start, but it is gradually turning more unsettled from the west so we can expect to see some wet and windy weather over the weekend. and that's because this area of high pressure, which has brought us that fine weather to end the working week, is generally being replaced by low pressure as it moves in from the west. and we'll start to see this this evening as outbreaks of rain continue to push into the north—we

well right up next it's mark dolan tonight. > just how much more british territory is keir starmer going to give away? >> that's the topic of my big opinion. and more bad headlines for the bbc in my take at ten a busy two hours, we've got mark meets as well. somebody that was a young woman travelling around australia in her 20s, became a sex worker . she tells her sex worker. she tells her extraordinary story . extraordinary story. >> thank you mark, and you get an opportunity to comb your hair coming up all that's left then, is for me to say thank you to my brilliant panel. kezia noble and andrew eborn. leo will be back next week, no doubt to tell you about his adventures in australia. next is the wonderful and very groomed mark dolan. and don't forget headliners is tonight at well at 11:00 pm. thank you for joining tonight at well at 11:00 pm. thank you forjoining us. here thank you for joining us. here are . are. >> a nice bright morning will generate a lovely warm day right through to the evening. boxt solar sponsors of weat

welcome to mark dolan tonight. don't think that you're addicted to strictly. you'd be rather watching sort of newsnight or question time, wouldn't you. that's more your your area. >> well, it's probably because i'm so bad at dancing, you know, i'm so bad at dancing, you know, i would be like ann widdecombe if i went on there . if i went on there. >> i think you'd probably win it. but listen, we could do a foxtrot later if you like. i think this is a question about how the bbc manages its programmes, and i think it's a huge failure of management. these individuals, you know, sort of commissioning editors , sort of commissioning editors, producers, they're on six figure salaries. it's the licence fee payers who cough up the money and they're not doing their job. this is a major failure of management, isn't it? >> completely agree mark. and when you look at the huw edwards situation, i mean how they turned a blind eye, they appeared to turn a blind eye for so long. >> correct. there are allegations around huw edwards

this is patrick christys tonight with me, mark dolan . all the latest me, mark dolan.ory party conference as we head live to birmingham. and our very own patrick luck . he's got very own patrick luck. he's got a pint on the go already, and he'll be joined by some of the biggest names in conservative politics. down in one. patrick brilliant stuff. how about this. take a look. >> he was absolutely furious with me. it was really uncomfortable . uncomfortable. >> yes. as freebie gate rages on, is the keir starmer fit to be prime minister? we'll hear from both sides on that in our head to head. expect sparks to fly. >> i didn't do anything wrong with that room that courtesy wasn't extended to me . it's just wasn't extended to me. it's just simple as that. and it could have been so easily because there were pockets of moments when that did happen. >> a crisis for the bbc as the scandal hit, strictly come dancing apologises to one of its biggest stars over abuse allegations. we'll bring reaction to a situation that has rocked the corporation is this show 1 or 2 dance moves aw

this is mark dolan tonight .t's just this isn't gb news. >> it's just this isn't gb news. >> yes, indeed. folks, let me tell you something extraordinary has happened. ian hislop has launched an attack on this channel on the bbc's have i got news for you. we've got the media elite rattled. we are living rent free in their heads. i'll be dealing with mr hislop and the blatant left wing bias of his so—called comedy show in just a couple of minutes time. you won't want to miss it. also tonight is robert jenrick, the new nigel farage. and has he outmanoeuvred the reform uk leader? i'll be asking former government minister ann widdecombe . plus, tonight's top widdecombe. plus, tonight's top punst widdecombe. plus, tonight's top pundits , former brexit party mep pundits, former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg, ex tory mp and now farmer neil parish and former labour special advisor paul richards.

solar sponsors gb news. >> from the world headquarters of gb news, this is friday night live with mark dolan, so bring your own drinks. weekend starts here, so bring your own drinks . the weekend starts here, so bring your own drinks. the admission is free. on tonight's show, as we hand over british territory to mauritius, are the falkland islands safe in keir starmer's hands? as rumours swirl that gary lineker is about to leave match of the day, would the bbc be better off without britain's wokeist presenter? also tonight, should the new leader of the conservatives bring back boris? and will labour voters be next to turn their support to nigel farage and reform uk ? farage and reform uk? coming to blows over those topics and many more tonight, my friday a—team senior reporter at political website guido fawkes, the freshly promoted ellie wheatley. we've also got bbc radio legend alex and fearless trade unionist andy twelves. but we start with my friday feeling monologue will this be britain's last ever labour government? i'll be answering that question straight after the news headunes straig

solar sponsors gb news. >> from the world headquarters of gb news, this is friday night live with mark dolan, so bring your own drinks. weekend starts here, so bring your own drinks . the weekend starts here, so bring your own drinks. the admission is free. on tonight's show, as we hand over british territory to mauritius, are the falkland islands safe in keir starmer's hands? as rumours swirl that gary lineker is about to leave match of the day, would the bbc be better off without britain's wokeist presenter? also tonight, should the new leader of the conservatives bring back boris? and will labour voters be next to turn their support to nigel farage and reform uk ?

always the highlight of mark dolan tonight on a sunday evening. agree my panel are in hot tonight . we've got some cracking front pages, some big >> really want to do the piece? >> really want to do the piece? >> okay, we're going to have a look at sir michael fabricant's beaverin look at sir michael fabricant's beaver in just a moment. but first, tomorrow's front pages. such a badly behaved panel. let me tell you, you were wrong. if you thought michael crick was bad. fabricants like, hold my been bad. fabricants like, hold my beer. okay . metro pm's reshuffle beer. okay. metro pm's reshuffle as chief of staff quits. a bad day at the office keir keir starmer has been forced to reshuffle his team of advisers after controversial chief of staff sue gray quit following a power struggle inside number 10. also october the 7th, one year on from the hamas attack on israel . independent 365 days of israel. independent 365 days of horror since october the 7th. and they go through the grim statistics about casualties , statistics about casualties, injuries i

up next, it's patrick christys tonight with mark dolan. what's on your programme this evening ? programme this evening? >> well, jacob, as they gather for their annual party conference, the conservatives are in total denial about the threat of nigel farage and reform uk. >> here's a question for you. would a young margaret thatcher support this modern conservative party today or choose to lead it? i'll be answering that question and my answer may surprise you. we're live at nine. >> well , the answer is clearly >> well, the answer is clearly yes anyway. splendid. patrick. that's coming up tomorrow after the weather. i'm back tomorrow. the weather in somerset is gorgeous. it's raining in birmingham . birmingham. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hi there. welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. the next 24 hours stays damp and blustery in the east, but it does dry up elsewhere. brighter skies coming along in the west later on tuesday . finally, a d

anyway, do stay tuned because mark dolan tonight is coming up in just one moment.g you through the next day's news stories instead of boring old commentators that you see on the other channels. thanks ever so much for watching free speech nation. i'm andrew doyle and i will see you next week . hey . week. hey. >> we can expect clear skies leading to a light and warm day ahead. lovely boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening and welcome to your gb news. weather update from the met office. as we go ahead into monday the rain should be clearing, then sunshine and showers for many of us before turning colder later into the week. so the unsettled conditions are all to do with this area of low pressure out towards the west, and these fronts driving cloud and rain. so there could be some early evening sunshine towards the southwest, but otherwise cloud and rain continuing to move its way north and eastwards, affecting much of scotland to start monday morning. clearer skies behind that, turning dnen skies behind that, turning drier. we'll still see a few

tonight i'm back for mark dolan tonight tomorrow and sunday, 9 to 11. next. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. >> boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. as one low clears away this weekend, another deeper low turns up by sunday. so brighter for a time before more wet and windy weather arrives. courtesy of storm ashley, which during friday and early saturday is a relatively shallow low, but it deepens quickly. later saturday and then moves into the uk dunng and then moves into the uk during sunday. ahead of that , during sunday. ahead of that, another low is bringing spells of wet and windy weather to western parts of the uk this evening, and overnight. the first area of rain clears eastwards with clearer skies following for scotland and northern ireland and temperatures dipping into the mid to low. single figures in sheltered spots. but a mild start to the day for much of england and wales because of the cloud and outbreak

this is mark dolan tonight as the pm refuses to commit to the long term future of the falkland islandsnder? a spineless sir keir starmer in the spotlight in just a moment in the big story is the assisted dying bill legalised murder? i'll be asking. britain's best known political double act, the hamiltons. my mark meets guest is the woman who tells her extraordinary life story as a normal young girl to become a sex worker. she made a fortune, but did she pay a price? and in my take at ten, the bbc in crisis as scandal hit strictly makes yet more unwanted headlines. it's a balls up in

this is mark dolan tonight in my opinion. >> labour have had the worst start in government in livingecting on a catastrophic first 100 days in power . just imagine what the power. just imagine what the next 1000 days hold in store in the big story. sir keir starmer's chief of staff, sue gray, sensationally steps down. is this new government unravelling before our very eyes? i'll get the views of the bbc's former chief political correspondent, john sergeant. meanwhile, tonight , a shock meanwhile, tonight, a shock development in the race for the conservative party leadership as james cleverly overtakes robert jenrick in a survey of party members. i'll be joined by legendary brexiteer tory mp mark francois for reaction and in my take at ten, in an hour's time, speculation is growing about gary lineker's future on match of the day as the bbc enters crisis talks with the star. so should he stay or should he go? i'll be giving my fearless verdict about gary lineker and the bbc at 10:00. you won't want to miss it. and tonight's top pundits, suzanne evans. of course, a top political consult

. >> so order in friday night live with me, mark dolan every friday at eight only on gb.ews, the people's channel. britain's news channel. >> hello. welcome back. i'm not martin daubney. i'm dawn neesom. and this is gb news. and you're you. and thank you for joining us. hope you're having a lovely day out there. it's friday well done. you made it. now two met police officers sacked over a stop and search involving british athlete bianca williams have been handed their jobs have been handed theirjobs back. the officers appealed the original decision against ruling that they lied by saying they could smell cannabis. that they lied by saying they could smell cannabis . during could smell cannabis. during a stop and search of miss williams and her partner , masca. pcs and her partner, masca. pcs jonathan clapham and sam franks will also receive back pay after winning the appeal. okay , i'm winning the appeal. okay, i'm now joined in the studio by retired scotland yard detective mike neville. mike, thank you very much for joining mike neville. mike, thank you very much forjoin

this is patrick christys tonight with me, mark dolan. conference as we head live to birmingham and our very own patrick christys. who is there for us? >> yes, i am indeed. and just have a little look at this queue. so far, we've already got them backed up all the way over there. there we go. and all the way back down here as well. bucha. come on, let's have a look now. is everybody ready for a gb news party? gb views . party. >> brilliant stuff , patrick, but >> brilliant stuff, patrick, but i'm afraid i'm going to be a party pooper. because as they gather for their conference this yean gather for their conference this year, it's my view. the conservatives are in total denial about the threat of nigel farage and reform uk. here's a question for you. would a young margaret thatcher support this modern conservative party today? would she join? would she lead it? i'll be answering that question in my monologue in two minutes time. and my answer may shock you. on the panel tonight, reacting to the big stories of the day, including more bad h

wisconsin today but this marks the first time in 40 years, since 1984, the presidential candidate has chosen not to attend this dinner. the al smith dinner is hosted by cardinal timothy dolane of new york, cardinal dolan said on his podcast he is disappointed harris is not coming tonight particularly because this is supposed to be about civility, patriotism and unity. >> we are upset that she didn't come because we missed an evening to accent something sorely needed now that even she articulates rather eloquently the we've got to turn the page on bitterness, the house was dinner traditionally tries to do that. >> reporter: the dinner everyone remembers is 2016, donald trump and hillary clinton showed up and delivered roasts against one another, there were plenty of laughs that night but boos during trump's or marks, catholic church is against abortion and ivf which are top campaign issues. by not showing up tonight harris avoids any awkwardness. as for trump he takes credit for overturning roe versus wade but at the same time calls some state abortion laws too restrictive and refers to himself as the father of ivf. this all comes as brand-new fox news poll shows likely vot

this is mark dolan tonight in my opinion. government boffins say we must give up meat and dairy to save the planet. welcome to eco communism folks. i'll be giving my reaction in no uncertain terms in just a moment. and plot spoiler i've had a steak today in the big story. sir keir starmer has been forced into a promise of talks on reparations for slavery. i'll get reaction from this woman who, shocked, woke cnn for her surprising response with thousand naval men died on the high seas trying to stop slavery . stop slavery. >> why.7 because stop slavery. >> why? because the african kings were rounding up their own people. they had them on cages . people. they had them on cages. >> and in my take at ten. that's right. meltdown at the bbc as two of its biggest radio stars go to war after one of its presenters said his mental health is affected by working with white people. i'll have details of a brand new scandal at bbc radio five live, which is rocking the corporation . rocking the corporation. and for ringside action, tonight's

well, here is a handy friday night live with mark dolan. ten list of working people according to labour in at number 10. lord waheed alli, who has to work 24 over seven in order to keep sir keir starmer in expensive suits and spectacles. in at number nine, angela rayner is a working person. of course, she is, having reportedly lived at all those different addresses ten years ago. she must have been working overtime. at number eight, another working person is taylor swift. so beloved of labour mps. she's a workaholic who seems to be on a permanent world tour. now, given that number 10 got the police to bend the rules and give her a police escort. you would hope that rachel reeves will offer her a little help with her tax bill, too. in at number seven, prince andrew, who's about to be chucked out of the royal lodge by his 1509 00:09:54,840 --> 00:09:55

mark dolan tonight is your perfect saturday night in. we have a golden rule on this show. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so a big two hours. why e—bikes are a big two hours. why e—bikes are a death trap. straight after the news headlines and katie bowen . news headlines and katie bowen. >> mark, thank you. and a very good evening to you. it's just gone 9:00. these are your latest headunes gone 9:00. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. as you've been hearing this evening, the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, regarded by many as a titan of scottish politics, has died at the age of 69. he was reportedly giving a speech in nonh reportedly giving a speech in north macedonia this morning, andifs north macedonia this morning, and it's understood he died at some point after the event. salmond was first minister between two thousand and seven and 2014, leading the snp to historic victories, including a majority in the 2011 scottish parliament election . he was also parliament election. he was also instrumental in the 201

. >> well from the world headquarters of gb news, this is friday night live with mark dolan. the weekend starts here so bring your own drinks. the admission is free on tonight's show, the labour party sparked an almighty diplomatic row after sending 100 party activists to the states to help kamala harris win the race for the white house. is nigel farage right that this is election interference .7 also tonight, as interference? also tonight, as trans women are banned from professional women's cricket, is woke insanity finally in retreat ? woke insanity finally in retreat? also does the appointment of thomas tuchel as england manager proved that actually whisper it. we quite like the germans . which we quite like the germans. which of kemi badenoch and robert jenrick is most likely to be britain's next prime minister. and as he pauses, his cancer treatment to represent britain in australia , is charles shaping in australia, is charles shaping up to be one of the greatest kings in history ? reacting to kings in history? reacting to the big stories of the day, my friday team fear

well, here is a handy friday night live with mark dolan.op ten list of working people according to labour in at number 10. lord waheed alli, who has to work 24 over seven in order to keep sir keir starmer in expensive suits and spectacles. in at number nine, angela rayner is a working person. of course, she is, having reportedly lived at all those different addresses ten years ago. she must have been working overtime. at number eight, another working person is taylor swift. so beloved of labour mps. she's a workaholic who seems to be on a permanent world tour. now, given that number 10 got the police to bend the rules and give her a police escort. you would hope that rachel reeves will offer her a little help with her tax bill, too. in at number seven, prince andrew, who's about to be chucked out of the royal lodge by his brother king charles, he'll definitely have to become a working person just to keep a roof over his head. maybe he should work in a gym, or perhaps manage the sauna or steam room at some kind of spa. given that he doesn't

mark dolan tonight is your perfect saturday night in. so get the kettle on, tear open the custard creams , or tear open the custard creams, or maybe pour yourself a cold beer or a glass of wine and let's get to work. and we'll start with the ever sober lewis mckenzie . the ever sober lewis mckenzie. >> thank you very much, mark. i can promise you i'm not always soben can promise you i'm not always sober. good evening. it's 9:00. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom . there's now been gb newsroom. there's now been five arrests made in london following day. today, a day of protests in the capital. the met say three arrests were made at the uniting the kingdom demonstration. one of them being a breach of the public order act and a breach of peace, and two for racially aggravated public order offences. the other two arrests were made at the to stand up racism counter—protest. however, one of them was de—arrested after she agreed to provide her details, having initially refused to do so . and initially refused to do so. and downing stre

a brand new star on mark dolan tonight political commentator fleur elizabeth. fearless journalist nina myskow and former fleet street kingpin neil wallis . neil wallis. meghan markle says that she is one of the most bullied people in the world. well, i'll be giving my verdict in a very special take at ten straight after the headlines with someone that is above reproach and frankly, always will be. katie bone . will be. katie bone. >> mark, thank you very much indeed, and good evening to you. it's just gone 10:00. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. as you've been heanng gb newsroom. as you've been hearing tonight, the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond , regarded by many as salmond, regarded by many as a titan of scottish politics, has died at the age of 69. he was reportedly giving a speech in nonh reportedly giving a speech in north macedonia this morning, andifs north macedonia this morning, and it's understood he died at some point after the event. salmond was first minister between two thousand and seven and 2014, leading the

writer and broadcaster nina myskow, and political commentator and a brand new star on mark dolan tonightlizabeth. to great see all three of you. fleur, have you ever been on an electric bike? >> yes, and i really do love them . so i used to live in them. so i used to live in bristol and with the hills in that city. when they brought in the e—bikes, it made the world of difference to my life. because i wouldn't be sweating, climbing up hills every, every day in summer. but i think it's right that they are out of control. i have also been hit by one, and it's the people, not the bikes, that are the problem. yeah , but that's why i'm so torn yeah, but that's why i'm so torn on it, because they gave me so much freedom. but yet i've also been the victim of having ridden one. >> can you give us a sense for those that don't know of the power that you harness with these things? because, i mean, i know it's not a motorbike, but 15 miles an hour is pretty rapid, isn't it? >> it is. and also when you first start it, it gives this surge so you kind of don't have much control over it at points. yeah.