michael crick, writer and journalist. what do you make of this particular advert and indeed this approach? a little bit similar i think of something elon musk day

let's pick through that with our panel, michael crick and ravi.h _ of the contrasting tones? well, it's pretty much to _ of the contrasting tones? well, it's pretty much to be _ it's pretty much to be expected. joe biden they're playing _ expected. joe biden they're playing the role he often plays as this — playing the role he often plays as this avuncular figure, always— as this avuncular figure, always looking at the world with — always looking at the world with optimism, showing empathy towards — with optimism, showing empathy towards people who may have lost a — towards people who may have lost a loved one this year or he nray— lost a loved one this year or he may not be able to have the thanksgiving celebration that they would have wanted. and contrast — they would have wanted. and contrast that with president—elect donald trump, who took— president—elect donald trump, who took a much more combative approach — who took a much more combative approach there as you just saw. wishing — approach there as you just saw. wishing america's happy thank

kelvin mackenzie and michael crick kelvin.ritain from a humiliating retreat and surrender to the communist chinese . communist chinese. >> well, anything that does that is clearly got my tick. but what i like about this is the position that trump is going to be taking in relation to us generally. so brexit is now going to turn out to be a tremendous asset, because what is he going to say? he's going to say, i like those little guys. i've always rather liked the uk . i've got guys. i've always rather liked the uk. i've got a guys. i've always rather liked the uk . i've got a little few the uk. i've got a little few investments in there. i'm going to give them a trade bounce . i'm to give them a trade bounce. i'm going to do some kind of trade deal with them and what i'm going to do is i'm going to impose trade 20% trade tariffs on the eu, who i don't like. and where is where is our old friend starmer going to be on that ? at starmer going to be on that? at one stage he'll be smiling. thank you so much. and the other realising t

michael crick, writer and journalist.obert a george, journalist, former editorial writer for bloomberg opinion. they are still with me on the panel today. that is certainly a way to encourage people to apply for thejob. a way to encourage people to apply forthejob. michael, apply for the job. michael, what do apply forthejob. michael, what do you make of this particular advert and indeed this approach? a little bit similar i think of something elon musk day when he took over than twitter and turned it into x and was looking for new people. x and was looking for new --eole. . �* , x and was looking for new --eole. . �*, ., ., people. yeah, there's no harm in advertising _ people. yeah, there's no harm in advertising like _ people. yeah, there's no harm in advertising like that. - people. yeah, there's no harm in advertising like that. i - in advertising like that. i just think that particular add, frankly this is an important job and anybody with a very high iq is not going to believe in doing a job that takes 80 hours a w

joining me tonight — michael crick, broadcaster and writer, and ravi agrawal, editor in chief of foreignarliament has backed proposals to allow terminally ill adults in england and wales the right to end their own lives. the assisted dying bill will now go to the next

michael crick, and ravi agrawal.et's start with you, what is your sense of what's happening in the significance and georgia? is very significant. this is basically a divide that is been playing out for a while. our countries in europe going to be pro—european? can they use the carrot ofjoining the eu successfully or is russia able to impose its will on these countries like georgia and try and oppose any attempts to join the european union? in many senses this is the same set of criteria and questions that lead to the war in ukraine, that has lead to instability in many countries, especially eastern european countries, countries that were once part of the soviet union. in many ways if you are the president of russia you are looking at these images within the element of plea. the party in power, georgian dream which is been in power since 2012 as you been reporting has pulled out all of the path and the road towards a session to the eu until 2026 or so. the protests you are seeing are signs that the people they are sig

joining me tonight are michael crick, writer and journalist and robert a george, journalist, and thet an attempt at appeasement. president zelensky said the call undermined efforts to isolate russia. a man in his 40s and four teenagers have been convicted of murdering two best friends — in a case of mistaken identity. 15—year—old mason rist and 16—year—old max dixon were attacked with knives and machetes in bristol in january, just yards from mason's front door. the jury was told that the friends had been wrongly identified as having thrown bricks at a house

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i'm joined now by my panel, shadow defence minister mark francois and the author and journalist michael crickel, let me come to you first because this is very straightforward, isn't it? is very straightforward, isn't it.7 labour is basically going to be saying, if you're here, you can stay. it has no policy for removing asylum seekers and what labour are doing here is trying to make sure there are enough lawyers to actually process the claims properly. >> there aren't enough lawyers. thenit >> there aren't enough lawyers. then it will take forever for the cases to go through the courts. legal aid fees for migration cases have not been increased, as i understand it, since 1996, which is a drop of 48%, half in real terms . no no, 48%, half in real terms. no no, no wonder nobody wants to be a migration lawyer. and the only way you're going to deal with that? market forces pay them more. >> it was really simple, though, wasn't it? under priti patel's bill that people who came here illegally would have to go. and that's what we needed to do. >> the, the inevitably people who are genuine asylum see

the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the journalist and author michael crick. as always, as you know, i want to hear from you. let me know your views, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite part of the day. the news bulletin with sophie reaper. >> thank you jacob. the time is 8:01 and these are your latest headunes. 8:01 and these are your latest headlines . farming leaders have headlines. farming leaders have accused the chancellor of refusing to engage with them over controversial changes to inheritance tax. that's as thousands of farmers have marched on westminster today. first unveiled in rachel reeves budget, the plans to impose inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1 million have sparked fury among rural communities. however, environment secretary steve reed says because of the previous government's labour had no choice. >> we have to plug that £22 billion black hole in our public finances . otherwise we can't fix finances. otherwise we can't fix our public services like the broken national health service. so it's only right that we've had t

rees—mogg , former tory mp sir rees—mogg, former tory mp sir michael fabricant and tv news legend michael crick a busy two hours to come folks. big debate, big entertainment and we don't do boring. not on my watch . don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so some shocking news about businesses folding since the budget . just folding since the budget. just wait for that folks. straight after the headlines and sophia wenzler. >> mark. thank you. good evening. it'sjust >> mark. thank you. good evening. it's just gone 9:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom to the us now, where it's understood donald trump has held a phone conversation with the russian president, vladimir putin, to discuss the war in ukraine. us media is reporting that trump warned putin not to escalate the conflict. it comes as joe biden is reportedly set to make a personal plea to donald trump about the importance of funding ukraine. it's understood the outgoing president will urge trump not to walk away from ukraine when the pair meet in the oval office on wednesday. elsewhere, israel's prime minister

pugnacious panel, the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the journalist and author michael crickas ever, it's a crucial part of the programme. let me know your views, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with sophie reaper. >> good evening. the time is just after 8:00 and these are your latest headlines . a your latest headlines. a spokesperson for the prime minister has said that sir keir respects the decision of the archbishop of canterbury to resign. justin welby stepped down earlier this afternoon following a report into a prolific child abuser associated with the church of england. the report concluded that welby had failed to act after learning about the abuse by john smyth qc in 2013, the prime minister has pledged an 81% cut to uk emissions by 2035. that was at the un climate summit in azerbaijan. sir keir starmer says there is what he called a huge opportunity for the uk to lead the world in the economy of tomorrow, which he said would mean betterjobs tomorrow, which he said would mean better jobs and tomorrow, which he said