to the neil oliver show on gb news tv , neil oliver show on gb news tv, radio and online. coming up on the show tonight, we'll discuss a landmark ruling after the court of appeal overturned a judgement which declared a 19 year old was mentally incompetent purely because she disagreed with her doctors advice to stop life saving treatment. educator and author mike fairclough will be here to talk about how a return to traditional teaching might help better educate young men. and in similar vein, i'll also be joined by successful youtuber and author cameron mcgregor, whose channel men and the city is about embracing a changed world for modern men. all of that and plenty of discussion with my brilliant panellist, the journalist and financial expert jasmine birtles. but first, an update on the latest news headunes. headlines. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister vowed rioters would regret taking part in what he called far right thuggery. after a fifth day of violence in england, as the government announced emergency security for mosques amid

welcome to neil oliver's show with me, bev turner. tonight, while neil is on his holidays, we are of course, on tv, radio and online now. i'm sorry about the red and the red. i didn't get the memo. if i look like a disembodied head. i'm so sorry. tonight, though, it's been a terrifying week. if you believe in free speech, one man's charges for social media posts included the reference to his anti—establishment rhetoric. i'm not joking. we're going to be asking a leading barrister what all of this might mean. the boxer at the centre of the olympic gender controversy is suing elon musk and j.k. rowling for aggravated cyber harassment. what chance does imane khelif have of winning that .7 and it's have of winning that? and it's now called m—pox, not monkeypox, presumably because we didn't take it seriously enough when they tried that last year. the world health organisation has declared mpox a major global emergency. the first cases have now been found in europe. i'll be asking an expert if it's just another infection with a powerful mark

you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news welcome back to the neil oliver show.peech and i'll make no bones about it. it's something that's very close to my heart and it's a topic that i often try to grapple with on here, my next guest is gb news presenter and host of the show free speech nation. andrew doyle. and andrew has by now spent years years discussing debating , cogitating and arguing debating, cogitating and arguing about this important topic. thanks very much for joining me about this important topic. thanks very much forjoining me , andrew. >> thanks for having me, neal. >> thanks for having me, neal. >> i, i listened again , i >> i, i listened again, i listened for the second time to a speech that you gave, i think, at one of the oxford colleges. i'm not quite sure. and it was about freedom of speech. and you cited, milton and paradise lost . cited, milton and paradise lost. i wonder if you could, just, develop that thesis a little bit for us just now, >> well, the reason i was talking about john milton is because people obviously know him for his po

expedited path uk citizenship if they serve in the welcome back to the neil oliver show.would allow vetted and qualified migrants a speedy path to us citizenship if they serve in the military. america started the year with its smallest military in more than eight decades, at just over. i think it's 1.2 just over. i think it's1.2 million. the lowest total since before they entered the second world war. so will this new bill strengthen the us military in any meaningful way? i'm joined now by retired us army colonel douglas mcgregor to discuss this. good evening colonel. always good to see you. >> good to see you, neil, >> good to see you, neil, >> i believe it's being bandied about as the courage to serve act , what will it about as the courage to serve act, what will it mean? can you. can you educate my viewers about what it will mean for the united states of america and her citizens ? citizens? >> i think it will mean certainly a reduction in our readiness to fight. i think it will affect our overall efficiency and effectiveness very negatively. and we need to understand

and in fact, this will be on neil oliver's show on on sunday evening if you want to watch it.s saying she might have under french law. oh, really? because they're very strict about online hate in france more than they are here. >> well, i mean, if such a lawsuit were to prove successful, i think that would be a complete nonsense. the idea that j.k. rowling and elon musk are somehow legally culpable for expressing their views or criticism and find themselves on the wrong side of the law in any country, i think is appalling. >> well, we've come the full circle. we started there, gentlemen, and we will finish it as well. thank you both. it's so good to see you both. right. lee anderson is up next, but here's first of all, your weather. have a lovely weekend . a lovely weekend. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. the weekend is upon us and for most of us it's going to be a fine weekend dry for the vast majority with some sunny spells and temperatures abou

back to neil oliver in just a few minutes. first, though, a look at the headlines at 6:00.the 26 year old syrian national is accused of

welcome to neil oliver's show with me, bev turner.nd online now. i'm sorry about the red and the red. i didn't get the memo. if i look like a disembodied head. i'm so sorry. tonight, though, it's been a terrifying week. if you believe in free speech, one man's charges for social media posts included the reference to his anti—establishment rhetoric. i'm not joking. we're going to be asking a leading barrister what all of this might mean. the boxer at the centre of the olympic gender controversy is suing elon musk and j.k. rowling for aggravated cyber harassment. what

show on gb news tv , neil oliver show on gb news tv, radio and online. declared a 19 year old was mentally incompetent purely because she disagreed with her doctors advice to stop life saving treatment. educator and author mike fairclough will be here to talk about how a return to

anything that is -- has energized oliver. >> neil: you don't think there's a wee bit of comparison betweenthis meant no disrespect to you and your family and joe biden by the way, each was mistreated by the party? >> i don't think so. i think people have great respect for joe biden. i think it's a very different situation -- >> neil: cannot have a funny way of showing it. [laughter] >> well, look, i think at the end of the day, people believe in rallied and some weight alike -- around joe biden anything at -- i think that ultimately he agreed that it was time to pass the torch and he did anything, you know, anything that takes courage, i think it also takes respect for what is coming next, right. he didn't have faith in vice president harris he wouldn't have done what he did. >> neil: so when you hear about inflation and what donald trump thinks of inflation right now, that it's the worst it's ever be been, your grandfather when he came in the office was stuck with that. that seeds were there, inflation running out of control, rbc what would later be opec hitting us yet again. some measure

i first came across him on the neil oliver show, and i know ellie's interviewed him as well.ly helping disadvantaged kids and so on and so forth. he's raised thousands. eddie marsden and i went down to tower hill, eddie mars and what a fabulous , brilliant actor. a fabulous, brilliant actor. andrew. who's he, but you worked on that and we went to down november and here's the statue. this is outside as well, we went down last november and they had this glorious statue of sebi erected by the thames. and what happened? it went back to his hometown of lichfield. that particular centre is now going to be closed down, and the statue will be melted down. and destroyed. unless we can find a new home. so it's a plea, if you like, to the brilliant people in the world of gb news, to try and find a new home for city hall statue, why can't the good people of lichfield find somewhere for it to be? that's the problem. they had it in one of these centres, but that centre's been closed down for redecoration. >> somewhere it can go , you >> somewhere it can go, you would absolutely think. >> a