i'll get reaction from neil hamilton, michael crick webb just crick and emma webb in just a moment .nother story in the ft. the guardian. next, unite launches red wall push for more radical labour policies. labour's biggest union backer, unite, is launching a grass roots campaign in industrial constituencies across the uk, demanding more radical policies on energy, steel and green jobs. union leader sorry unhes green jobs. union leader sorry unites leader sharon graham, who's been publicly critical of keir starmer, said funding earmarked for labour would instead be funnelled into stoking public pressure for the party to shift its position on key issues, including nationalisation of energy companies. also in the guardian , the story that won't go away tv chiefs investigate brand allegations, though of course that's russell brand, pictured leaving a london theatre after performing a comedy set last night. of course, my methods in extreme , highly troubling and extreme, highly troubling and devastating allegations of rape and sexual assault allegations, which brand denies an open secret

i'll get reaction from neil hamilton, michael crick webb just crick and emma webb in just a moment .nother story in the ft. the guardian. next, unite launches red wall push for more radical labour policies. labour's biggest union backer, unite, is launching a grass roots campaign in industrial constituencies across the uk, demanding more radical policies on energy, steel and green jobs. union leader sorry unhes green jobs. union leader sorry unites leader sharon graham, who's been publicly critical of keir starmer, said funding earmarked for labour would instead be funnelled into stoking public pressure for the party to shift its position on key issues, including nationalisation of energy companies. also in the guardian , the story that won't go away tv chiefs investigate brand allegations, though of course that's russell brand, pictured leaving a london theatre after performing a comedy set last night. of course, my methods in extreme , highly troubling and extreme, highly troubling and devastating allegations of rape and sexual assault allegations, which brand denies an open secret

, by, of course, michael crick, michael cole, cole crick, where michael cole, cole crick, whereere michael, we've had michael cole, cole crick, where michael , we've had we've michael cole, cole crick, where michael, we've had we've had so many michael's on today. >> mike perry, michael crick, michael cole. you. and michael cole. but thank you. and we'll see you soon. yeah my pleasure. >> now , we're delighted to have >> now, we're delighted to have with us in the studio sports broadcaster aidan magee and showbiz journalist hayley palmer . welcome, team. >> good to see you. thank you. >> good to see you. thank you. >> aiden, we'll start with >> team aiden, we'll start with you . ryder cup. what's happening you. ryder cup. what's happening in the europeans are in the golf? the europeans are running away with it, aren't they? are indeed. they? they are indeed. >> they made a great >> i mean, so they made a great start yesterday. they were 4—0 up early. they finished last night a half points night six and a half points against a half points. against one and a half points. we've see

michael, very crick. michael, it's very interesting.ot come out today and said we will stick to the triple lock. there seems to the triple lock. there seems to be a realisation that there is a degree of unaffordability of the constant increase . of the constant increase. >> well i think both parties are starting to think that they'll have to abandon the triple lock after the election and it'll be interesting to see what they promise ahead of the election. i suspect neither of them are going to be promising to keep it in the way they were at the last election. but my own view on this is, look, the key aspect we're talking about is we're talking about here is rising, with rising, rising in line with earnings and the idea of that is that the as as the country gets more prosperous, which it tends to over time that pensioners share in that as well . and if share in that as well. and if you say, okay well we're going to get rid of that part of the triple lock, just be a double lock related to the pricing crisis or 2.5% then pensioners get lef

me, the co—founder of the campaign group together, alan miller and journalist and broadcaster michael crick evening to both of you. just dunng evening to both of you. just during the headlines there, michael was saying to me, why are we not talking about rupert murdoch? that's murdoch? you're saying that's a big why you're so big story. tell me why you're so bothered rupert murdoch bothered about rupert murdoch saying . saying farewell. >> murdoch in his, >> well, rupert murdoch in his, what, years? 60, 65 years, what, 70 years? 60, 65 years, he's been owning newspapers and so on. he's transformed the media, the around the globe, not least in this country. the sun newspaper , he took over. it was newspaper, he took over. it was an ailing paper for very little circulation transformed it into the best selling paper he founded sky television. some people will argue that he reduced the media to the gutter. and of course, you remember he had to close down news of the world. on the other hand, i think the times newspaper is the best there around best newspaper there is around right and saved that

broadcast author and journalist michael crick . welcome. thank michael crick. welcome.nk you. you're not new to gb you. well you're not new to gb news, but you are very new to this programme for the first time. >> in fact. yes. first time. and, well, i'll see how it goes. it's an honour to be with you. >> i was going to say, if he's not gentle, if he's much, not gentle, if he's too much, you can't kick him. your legs are not that long. in the are not that long. i'm in the middle alongside him. we've got former brexit party mep and gb news daubney . news presenter martin daubney. welcome pleasure. and welcome to you. pleasure. and you the drill, you? you know the drill, don't you? on programme? it is very on this programme? it is very much about you guys at home. what is your mind tonight? what is on your mind tonight? vaiews@gbnews.com or you can tweet me at gb news. i've got it all going on tonight. 20 miles an hour. speed limits. are you a fan things or not? also fan of those things or not? also as well, peckham london. obviously you're all familiar with what's gone o

the journalist and broadcaster michael crick and the director of the free speech union, young. inking that perhaps the opinion polls aren't great for the conservatives ? they can now bash conservatives? they can now bash a conservative government as much as they like, so. sue gray well , slater is no longer well, slater is no longer a civil servant, so you can't really say that. >> i think he was to speak >> i think he was right to speak out. i mean, this is potentially be very, very serious. i mean , be very, very serious. i mean, you could envisage another sort of aberfan situation where a school collapses and scores of children are killed . and it's children are killed. and it's absolutely right. i think in those circumstances for a former official, certainly, and maybe even existing officials to speak out. >> but doesn't he to some extent expose himself that he was the permanent secretary? why didn't he devote all the building budget to this rack? well that is that is up to you , isn't he is that is up to you, isn't he just basically protecting his position before people poi

the journalist and broadcaster michael crick and the director of the free speech union, young. ice thinking that perhaps the opinion polls aren't great for the conservatives ? they can now bash conservatives? they can now bash a conservative government as much as they like, so. sue gray well , slater is no longer well, slater is no longer a civil servant, so you can't really say that. >> i think he was to speak >> i think he was right to speak out. i mean, this is potentially be very, very serious. i mean , be very, very serious. i mean, you could envisage another sort of aberfan situation where a school collapses and scores of children are killed . and it's children are killed. and it's absolutely right. i think in those circumstances for a former official, certainly, and maybe even existing officials to speak out. >> but doesn't he to some extent expose himself that he was the permanent secretary? why didn't he devote all the building budget to this rack? well that is that is up to you , isn't he is that is up to you, isn't he just basically protecting his position before peop

it's jerry hayes and michael crick. jerry hayes and michael crick.rrister yourself , jerry you're a barrister yourself, employed. do you take a lot of sick days off? well i'll ask you a question. >> 47 years i've been doing this job. how many days sick do you think i've taken off? >> probably very close to zero. >> probably very close to zero. >> 2 to 2 because i couldn't >> to 2 to 2 because i couldn't speak. i had an abscess in my mouth because, as you know, i couldn't sickie . the couldn't pull a sickie. the trouble and i'm not against trouble is, and i'm not against the public sector, obviously, a lot people say they have lot of people say they have a right many days off right to take so many days off per year because they're sick and problem. i mean, it's and it's a problem. i mean, it's and it's a problem. i mean, it's a better problem we a far better problem that we have than unemployment that we had the in the 1980s. i had in in the in the 1980s. i think the government's doing their address this at their best to address this at their best to

. >> michael crick. >> michael crick. >> michael crick. >> michael , quick, quick, >> michael crick. her day, i just wanted to throw things at him. i mean, the man was so supercilious and patron izing and arrogant and to be quite honest, i've crossed swords with him in the past. he's been he's behaved towards me same way. and man me in the same way. and the man simply is one of these people who negativity in politics. >> okay. well, listen, i've got to say, we have a lot of fun with michael when on. with michael when he's on. >> think michelle >> but i do think michelle stood her ground brilliantly. a few seconds nomination. >> it's khalife. and i've >> well, it's khalife. and i've got short do have time got a short poem. do i have time 7 got a short poem. do i have time ? good. as radio ? yes. okay. good. as radio laureate, i write one every day. ulez cameras in london's four corners. now khan's place, one to right to nab the mourners right outside a crematorium. so sad . outside a crematorium. so sad. >> that'll us. we're back >> that'll do us. we're back tomorrow at nine. headline

. >> michael crick. >> michael crick. >> michael crick. >> michael , quick, quick, >> michael crick. er day, i just wanted to throw things at him. i mean, the man was so supercilious and patron izing and arrogant and to be quite honest, i've crossed swords with him in the past. he's been he's behaved towards me same way. and man me in the same way. and the man simply is one of these people who negativity in politics. >> okay. well, listen, i've got to say, we have a lot of fun with michael when on. with michael when he's on. >> think michelle >> but i do think michelle stood her ground brilliantly. a few seconds nomination. >> it's khalife. and i've >> well, it's khalife. and i've got short do have time got a short poem. do i have time 7 got a short poem. do i have time ? good. as radio ? yes. okay. good. as radio laureate, i write one every day. ulez cameras in london's four corners. now khan's place, one to right to nab the mourners right outside a crematorium. so sad . outside a crematorium. so sad. >> that'll us. we're back >> that'll do us. we're back tomorrow at nine. headline i

jerry hayes and michael crick, who you know well by now, jerry, know very well by now, jerry, minimal. >> years >> absolutely. years and years ago in the 1980s, i negotiated or tried to negotiate with the bma on behalf of kenneth clark, who was trying to redo their contracts sensibly . well, contracts sensibly. well, there's more politics in the bma. there is in the house of commons and i think the way nye bevan said something like that as well, he did actually fill their mouths with gold . that's their mouths with gold. that's right. that's what nye bevan said to keep the consultants within the system . um, now this within the system. um, now this is appalling. people people are going to be in difficulty . going to be in difficulty. perhaps they will die because of people are asking for more money and they're not just saying 6, 7. they're saying 35. that is wrong. it is irresponsible . wrong. it is irresponsible. >> al michael. well, 35% is a bargaining position , jerry. bargaining position, jerry. >> you know that. and jacob knows that. and nobody expects them to be paid . and they

jerry hayes and michael crick, who you know well by now, jerry, know very well by now, jerry, minimal do. >> years >> absolutely. years and years ago in the 1980s, i negotiated or tried to negotiate with the bma on behalf of kenneth clark, who was trying to redo their contracts sensibly . well, contracts sensibly. well, there's more politics in the bma. there is in the house of commons and i think the way nye bevan said something like that as well, he did actually fill their mouths with gold . that's their mouths with gold. that's right. that's what nye bevan said to keep the consultants within the system . um, now this within the system. um, now this is appalling. people people are going to be in difficulty . going to be in difficulty. perhaps they will die because of people are asking for more money and they're not just saying 6, 7. they're saying 35. that is wrong. it is irresponsible . wrong. it is irresponsible. >> al michael. well, 35% is a bargaining position , jerry. bargaining position, jerry. >> you know that. and jacob knows that. and nobody expects them to be paid . and th

it's jerry hayes and michael crick. jerry hayes and michael crick.employed. do you take a lot of sick days off? well i'll ask you a question. >> 47 years i've been doing this job. how many days sick do you think i've taken off? >> probably very close to zero. >> probably very close to zero. >> 2 to 2 because i couldn't >> to 2 to 2 because i couldn't speak. i had an abscess in my mouth because, as you know, i couldn't sickie . the couldn't pull a sickie. the trouble and i'm not against trouble is, and i'm not against the public sector, obviously, a lot people say they have lot of people say they have a right many days off right to take so many days off per year because they're sick and problem. i mean, it's and it's a problem. i mean, it's and it's a problem. i mean, it's a better problem we a far better problem that we have than unemployment that we had the in the 1980s. i had in in the in the 1980s. i think the government's doing their address this at their best to address this at their best to address this at the they're trying to the moment. they

alleged former tory mp and criminal barrister gerry hayes, and the author and broadcaster michael crick

plus the leader of ukip, neil hamilton and former top bbc newsman michael crick sparks always fly.gues tomorrow i'll be dealing with theresa may, who thinks she's woke. all of that's tomorrow at nine. headliners is next. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. good evening . >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey, who have your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. those are increasing threats of some heavy and thundery showers as we move into the half of the weekend the second half of the weekend for evening, though, for saturday evening, though, generally on the generally lighter showers on the cards for southwest england. wales generally pushing towards northern early northern ireland into the early hours morning. the hours of sunday morning. the cloud across the cloud building across the southern thirds of uk. southern two thirds of the uk. so be a relatively so there will be a relatively mild here, particularly mild night here, particular

plus the leader of ukip, neil hamilton and former top bbc newsman michael crick sparks always fly.gues tomorrow i'll be dealing with theresa may, who thinks she's woke. all of that's tomorrow at nine. headliners is next. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. good evening . >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey, who have your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. those are increasing threats of some heavy and thundery showers as we move into the second of the weekend the second half of the weekend for evening, though, for saturday evening, though, generally on the generally lighter showers on the cards for southwest england. wales generally pushing towards northern early northern ireland into the early hours morning. the hours of sunday morning. the cloud across the cloud building across the southern thirds the uk. southern two thirds of the uk. so be a relatively so there will be a relatively mild here, particularly mild night here, particu

we're joined by ann widdecombe, neil hamilton and top bbc newsman michael crick, plus the author of aech nation. >> so it's time for social sensations. that's the part of the show where we look at what's been going viral this week on social media. first, a large whole was discovered a beach whole was discovered on a beach in ireland local news in ireland and local news claimed it was caused by a meteor. it had been dug meteor. but no, it had been dug by a group of lads. the day before. a look . before. let's have a look. >> a huge, mysterious >> it's a huge, mysterious crater that looks out of this world. but is it the unusual hole on portmarnock beach stopped local astrophysics enthusiast dave kennedy in his tracks yesterday , and he's tracks yesterday, and he's certain the small but heavy rock inside it came from up above . inside it came from up above. i mean to be fair, you could fall for that. >> i would assume some sort of meteor . meteor. >> no, no, no, no, not at all. the shores. >> the shores. how far you can trust mainstream media. this is the rigorous scientific research i

we're joined by ann widdecombe, neil hamilton and top bbc newsman michael crick, plus the author of a>> so it's time for social sensations. that's the part of the show where we look at what's been going viral this week on social media. first, a large whole was discovered a beach whole was discovered on a beach in ireland local news in ireland and local news claimed it was caused by a meteor. it had been dug meteor. but no, it had been dug by a group of lads. the day before. a look . before. let's have a look. >> a huge, mysterious >> it's a huge, mysterious crater that looks out of this world. but is it the unusual hole on portmarnock beach stopped local astrophysics enthusiast dave kennedy in his tracks yesterday , and he's tracks yesterday, and he's certain the small but heavy rock inside it came from up above . inside it came from up above. i mean to be fair, you could fall for that. >> i would assume some sort of meteor . meteor. >> no, no, no, no, not at all. the shores. >> the shores. how far you can trust mainstream media. this is the rigorous scientific research i >> -- >> ver

but me is but joining me now is broadcaster, journalist and political guru michael crick. abour reshuffle? well it's much ado about nothing , really. ado about nothing, really. >> i mean, let's be frank , >> i mean, let's be frank, patrick, if you or i had been given a test at 9:00 this morning and told the name the shadow cabinet, and who's got each job, we probably would have got about half of them, right. >> and we're political journalists at me, especially now. >> most of the public could probably only name 1 or 2 at and it won't be any different now. the one that's interesting is obviously the promotion really of angela rayner, who is deputy leader of the labour party, starmer has now confirmed that she will become deputy prime minister of labour, forms a government . government. >> now that's quite interesting because until now he hasn't done that and indeed in the past when there have been certain labour deputy leaders, both two women in particular, margaret beckett and harriet harman, they were not made and they were deputy leaders , but they weren't made leaders, b