rebecca ryan and social commentator narinder kaur . well commentator narinder kaur. let's get the ball rolling here. does this story bnng rolling here. does this story bring the bbc into further disrepute? it absolutely it does. >> i think this is really frustrating for the british pubuc frustrating for the british public who are being tapped up to fund this organisation that is stumbling from one sex scandal to another . scandal to another. >> and people are so frustrated that they're being forced to fund something which, you know , fund something which, you know, poll after poll shows that two thirds of britons want to get rid of the licence fee anyway, but yet we're still forced to if they want to watch any live broadcast tv and therefore they're having to fund this kind of chaos. and we've had the tim davie saying that, know , davie saying that, you know, putting up and saying, putting his hands up and saying, you look you know, this doesn't look good. it's damaging. good. obviously, it's damaging. you can interpret that. you know, we can interpret that. it's a c

the definition of freelance and it's free speech. >> but look narinder kaur. >> but look narinder kaur debate knew it would be bbc told us tonight they wouldn't comment individual wouldn't comment on individual tweets, there is tweets, but stress that there is an ongoing independent review into social media into its existing social media guidance, especially for freelance stuff other words, freelance stuff in other words, they have no answer to this. they the buck they are passing the buck for the but who do you agree the moment. but who do you agree with? should voters be banned from the beeb? from presenting on the beeb? yvonne the email she yvonne this is via the email she writes yes, she should up writes yes, she should give up her her comments are her radio show. her comments are disgusting. she's toxic. trevor writes via twitter i don't agree with or politics, but with her views or politics, but it's individuals judge it's up to individuals to judge for so with for themselves. so he's with nannder for themselves. so he's with narinder from narinder on this. and from graeme, i'd o

nana narinder kaur.d. >> etonian dr mo khaki hinckley decent stop look at that. >> beautiful rac . more seriously >> beautiful rac. more seriously though, as gb news regular joanna williams pointed out this week, it's all well and good children being able to express themselves clearly , but they themselves clearly, but they need to have something worth saying . what's the point in saying. what's the point in having gift of gab having the gift of the gab if you have substance to you have little substance to backit you have little substance to back it up? someone less polite than myself might argue some of our are a testament our politicians are a testament to wasn't too long ago to this. it wasn't too long ago that rishi sunak made maths his flagship policy, but least we flagship policy, but at least we can say rishi demonstrably can say rishi is demonstrably good maths . keir quite can't good at maths. keir quite can't quite say the same for rac, can he? but at least he's taught us one lesson. you absolu

come on, narinder kaur. >> you're spouting nonsense.millions of people were murdered . people were murdered. >> rape. you don't know your facts. and i feel sorry for you. >> i'm actually narinda may be saying everything said may saying everything you said may well but narendra well be true, but narendra basically it wasn't worth basically saying it wasn't worth the price that was paid. >> well, it's absolute nonsense. firstly, no excuse me. firstly, there's no excuse me. now my turn to speak. thanks so much. millions of much. hundreds of millions of people not die underneath people did not die underneath the british empire. they the british empire. yes, they did. life did. nonsense. also, life expectancy for aborigines for thousands of years had been 40 years of age. you know, they were a stone age palaeolithic culture when the british arrived there. so they now have life expectancies years, 30 expectancies of 70 years, 30 years. that's not correct >> no, that's not correct ehhen >> no, that's not correct either. sorry. i'm giving eithe

i'm narinder kaur. .you're with me. i'm narinder kaur . this is gb news on tv kaur.is gb news on tv online and on digital radio is just coming up to seven minutes after 4:00. i'd like to call this one hashtag. be kind and use the hashtag be kind. gang strike again . so busy holding strike again. so busy holding the moral high ground that they feel whatever they do and however they behave is justified because in their eyes, they are full of goodness. but the hashtag be kind group risks being overrun by cancel culture. take the advertising industry . take the advertising industry. years ago, i worked in sponsorship and when a client sponsored something , they linked sponsored something, they linked their product with the brand values of the thing they were sponsoring. but advertising, which was cheaper, was just about reaching an audience irrespective of their views . but irrespective of their views. but something has happened . and now something has happened. and now so—called hashtag or be kind groups are orchestrating boycotts and we all know about that here at gb n

. >> so this awful situation in roads and narinder kaur fu, it appears as well, the government putting pressure on airlines and houday putting pressure on airlines and holiday firms to bring home thousands of british tourists affected by these wild fires. >> yes, ministers have been holding emergency meetings over the weekend and easyjet has announced it will run repatriation flights to rescue holidaymakers with two taking place today . place today. >> now, the greek authorities are saying this operation, which is involved moving 30,000 people, is the country's biggest ever evacuation effort. well, let's speak now to travel correspondent at the independent , simon calder, and regular on the programme. >> good morning to you. you joined from liverpool airport joined us from liverpool airport where i believe some fairly bewildered british holidaymakers have been their way home have been making their way home from the island rhodes . from the island of rhodes. >> well, there will be some people arriving here who've come back via some circuitous routes, but actually it seems to be for most