we can speak now to professor michelle miller, the university of warwick's sleep expert, who is runninge gadget. can you just explain how it exactly works? can you “ust explain how it exactly works? ~ ., �* ~ ., , works? well, we don't know exactly how it works — works? well, we don't know exactly how it works because _ works? well, we don't know exactly how it works because that _ works? well, we don't know exactly how it works because that is - works? well, we don't know exactly how it works because that is the - how it works because that is the patent technology from the company, but it is the first automated device for the protection of sleep apnoea. it will be worn by the patient on their throat overnight. it is a small gadget that gets posted to them and then the data is analysed by computer and it has shown to be as reliable as the normal standard test that would normally be done by sleep clinic. you would get your result immediately the night after your tests, whereas at the moment a patient would have to go back to the hospital after their data has been analysed and it takes a

this is michelle miller, and we're following him to see how germans doing things. a mission lula, an average gentleman is finally going on holiday. what's on his like january, where is he going into jam and really talk stokes and sandals. looks like we're going on. average german holiday. the germans loved to travel so much so that they really hold size of the mindset, which basically means champions. and it makes sense, full time work is in germany are entitled to a minimum of 20 days holiday, a year with a many typing the germans like fun. but it's fun to be organized. 70 percent for the main vacation, 2 months in advance and 20 percent. okay, 6 months in advance. beach holidays with the most popular holidays for germans. so where exactly is michelle going? the that's right folks. he's in the lyric. highland on one of the most popular foreign holiday destination. the may ok. it's so beloved by the germans, that it's been nicknamed the 17 gym and states. although we're not quite sure how the spaniards feel about that the may say is on holiday with his friend thoma

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. >> well, heard there >> well, you heard there michelle robin miller there , one michelle robin millerone of the tory mps who is in this key meeting. he won't say what the meeting is decided. the meeting is still on going. he's very us on news very kindly joined us on gb news tonight, big tonight, but it's quite a big night tory party if night here for tory party if they this measure, this they can get this measure, this bill right, of course. labour party actually party said it would actually withdraw bill it wins withdraw the bill if it wins power, it act even power, it will act the bill even if working. becomes if it's working. that becomes a very political very contentious political issue. we have a labour issue. if we have a labour government, next one, next time after the election. so fascinating there from fascinating stuff there from robin . robin miller. >> fascinating indeed. >> that is fascinating indeed. before you go for a few before i let you go for a few minutes at least, i am sure just remind everyone, summarise remind everyone, just summarise the timings then for the k

michelle dewberry alongside me till seven pr consultant alex dean and the co—founder of together declaration, alan millere, we need zero immigration for a couple of years. well, a number of years, she says. we can't keep growing . then she goes on keep growing. then she goes on to say we should be kicking out thousands of people . do you thousands of people. do you share that sentiment? we're talking about the population growth at the top of the hour. jay says , michelle, we have to jay says, michelle, we have to face facts. we've got an ageing population. very sadly population. we're very sadly pass over time, so we still pass away over time, so we still need to be boosting the economy by getting people in here to make it grow or even just stay the same , he says. dave says the same, he says. dave says we've got a broken system and until the country is cohesive and we all live under the same rules , we're basically kaput and rules, we're basically kaput and steve says the extra population is the last thing this country needs. the nhs is on the verge of collapse. mass housing shortage, lack of schools, l

miller. but before we do, let's cross live for the 6:00 news headlines with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> michelle, thank you. and good evening to you. well, new weather warnings have been issued with new storm jocelyn heading for the uk tonight . but heading for the uk tonight. but just as the country recovers from storm isha, two people have died in tens of thousands remain without power after the uk was battered last night with high winds gusts of more than 100 miles an hour and heavy rain caused major travel disruption, with flooding and fallen trees forcing . uh. planes also were forcing. uh. planes also were diverted and trains were cancelled. scots rail has announced it's again suspending services from 7:00 tomorrow evening as that new weather front approaches . there'll be no front approaches. there'll be no trains on wednesday morning ehhen trains on wednesday morning either. while lines are checked for damage . meanwhile, a five for damage. meanwhile, a five day strike by linear train drivers next month has been called off. that comes as members of the aslef union prepare to launch a ser

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michelle, what's on your . your menu. >> and alan miller. your menu. >> and alan miller .by the government. is this a good idea or is this just going to create more carnage in the housing markets? i also as well keir starmer, he wants to create basically a society of service . he wants us society of service. he wants us to do more to help other people, more volunteering . it smacks of more volunteering. it smacks of the big society. if you ask me. so i want to look at that. also, 100 years today was the 100 years ago today was the first government. are first labour government. are they the of they still the party of the working class ? i also want to working class? i also want to ask, should royal mail be renationalised? want renationalised? they only want to basically work monday to friday. and it's the whole friday. now and it's the whole thing i've got to say is a bit of a shambles. martin. last of a shambles. martin. and last but religion but not least, should religion be schools? asking be banned in schools? i'm asking because be familiar. of because you'll be familia