welcome back to neil oliver live . the theme of neil oliver live. ight's show is proposed changes to our lives. the government is hardly going out of its way to let us know about first the fluoride in drinking water, which will be a surprise to many. next up, plans to give us all a digital id. the question is, what would it mean for the way we lead our lives? critics of digital id see we are potentially looking at nothing less than a digital prison. joining is sandy adams , joining me now is sandy adams, who has researching the who has been researching the topic several years. sandy, topic for several years. sandy, hello . good to see you. how all hello. good to see you. how all encompassing is the proposed digital id? that's that's being discussed . well, it's very, very discussed. well, it's very, very it's a it's almost like a control mechanism , if you like. control mechanism, if you like. i mean, without being to dramatic about it. this really is a it's a it's a means of collecting data by you digital id your digital it is your face really your

welcome back to neil oliver live . the theme of neil oliver live. ight's show is proposed changes to our lives. the government is hardly going out of its way to let us know about first the fluoride in drinking water, which will be a surprise to many. next up, plans to give us all a digital id. the question is, what would it mean for the way we lead our lives? critics of digital id see we are potentially looking at nothing less than a digital prison. joining is sandy adams , joining me now is sandy adams, who has researching the who has been researching the topic several years. sandy, topic for several years. sandy, hello . good to see you. how all hello. good to see you. how all encompassing is the proposed digital id? that's that's being discussed . well, it's very, very discussed. well, it's very, very it's a it's almost like a control mechanism , if you like. control mechanism, if you like. i mean, without being to dramatic about it. this really is a it's a it's a means of collecting data by you digital id your digital it is your face really your

now back to neil oliver live . live. welcome back. ology certainly fuels with technological advances coming at us from every direction . my next us from every direction. my next guest looks to the future, the very near future , to assess the very near future, to assess the likely impact of new ideas around subjects ranging from food preparation by robots to sources of cheaper energy and innovations around confronting climate change. laurie smith is head of foresight research for nesta and joins me now. good evening, laurie . good evening . evening, laurie. good evening. thank you for having me and having you here. good to see you. having you here. good to see you- happy having you here. good to see you. happy new year. the speed of technologic innovation can be overwhelming . well, that would overwhelming. well, that would be fair to say. no yes , it be fair to say. no yes, it certainly can feel overwhelming at some time at times. and it very much depends on the technological area as well, doesn't it? so suppose that digital technologi

now back to neil oliver live . live. welcome back. ology certainly fuels with technological advances coming at us from every direction . my next us from every direction. my next guest looks to the future, the very near future , to assess the very near future, to assess the likely impact of new ideas around subjects ranging from food preparation by robots to sources of cheaper energy and innovations around confronting climate change. laurie smith is head of foresight research for nesta and joins me now. good evening, laurie . good evening . evening, laurie. good evening. thank you for having me and having you here. good to see you. having you here. good to see you- happy having you here. good to see you. happy new year. the speed of technologic innovation can be overwhelming . well, that would overwhelming. well, that would be fair to say. no yes , it be fair to say. no yes, it certainly can feel overwhelming at some time at times. and it very much depends on the technological area as well, doesn't it? so suppose that digital technologi

welcome to neil oliver live . welcome to neil oliver live.ive interview with . an exclusive interview with. labour mp kim ledbetter. an exclusive interview with. labour mp kim ledbetter . she's labour mp kim ledbetter. she's been speaking to gloria de piero about the matter of . her sister, about the matter of. her sister, jo cox . how much more needs to jo cox. how much more needs to be done to protect politicians and why she will never hold surgeries with voters ? i think surgeries with voters? i think it's really funny . it. loss surgeries with voters? i think it's really funny. it. loss is very strange . grief is very very strange. grief is very strange. and at the centre of any loss it's a bit like an onion isn't it. you've got losing that person and then you've got the circumstances around that loss. and like i lost my grandparents ripe old age of nineties and that was sad but it wasn't tragic and we were all upset . we were devastated. all upset. we were devastated. then got losing people through illness . you've got losing illness. yo

welcome to neil oliver live . welcome to neil oliver live.usive interview with . an exclusive interview with. labour mp kim ledbetter. an exclusive interview with. labour mp kim ledbetter . she's labour mp kim ledbetter. she's been speaking to gloria de piero about the matter of . her sister, about the matter of. her sister, jo cox . how much more needs to jo cox. how much more needs to be done to protect politicians and why she will never hold surgeries with voters ? i think surgeries with voters? i think it's really funny . it. loss surgeries with voters? i think it's really funny. it. loss is very strange . grief is very very strange. grief is very strange. and at the centre of any loss it's a bit like an onion isn't it. you've got losing that person and then you've got the circumstances around that loss. and like i lost my grandparents ripe old age of nineties and that was sad but it wasn't tragic and we were all upset . we were devastated. all upset. we were devastated. then got losing people through illness . you've got losing illness.

now it's back to neil oliver live . neil oliver live. for thank you as always, tatyana . less than a way of life is under threat now. a population distracted by propaganda about one existential threat after another. pandemics, nuclear war, climate crisis is being hounded into an unrecognisable future. what was donein unrecognisable future. what was done in the name of covid was grotesque a violation of the rights of billions of people. having seen what it can get away with our so—called leaders have moved on. broadening the scope as greedy for more as kids left unsupervised in a sweetshop . unsupervised in a sweetshop. what's happening now? all around us is the relentless erosion, not just of our rights and liberties, but of our lives. it is so blatant what's happening . is so blatant what's happening. it's hard to see it for what it is, which is barefaced daylight robbery. after covid to see what it's supposed to be happen, everyone's lips drummed into us night and day by the same complicit media that drives everything climate . everything else as climate. climate crisis

now it's back to neil oliver live . neil oliver live. for thank you as always, tatyana . less than a way of life is under threat now. a population distracted by propaganda about one existential threat after another. pandemics, nuclear war, climate crisis is being hounded into an unrecognisable future. what was donein unrecognisable future. what was done in the name of covid was grotesque a violation of the rights of billions of people. having seen what it can get away with our so—called leaders have moved on. broadening the scope as greedy for more as kids left unsupervised in a sweetshop . unsupervised in a sweetshop. what's happening now? all around us is the relentless erosion, not just of our rights and liberties, but of our lives. it is so blatant what's happening . is so blatant what's happening. it's hard to see it for what it is, which is barefaced daylight robbery. after covid to see what it's supposed to be happen, everyone's lips drummed into us night and day by the same complicit media that drives everything climate . everything else as climate. climate crisis

good evening and welcome to a special hogmanay edition of neil oliver live. i'm emily carver and i'm in the gb news studio in london . but more than 400 miles london. but more than 400 miles away in stirling is the great man himself. neil. hi neil. neil will be with us until 8:00 and if you're still stuck for a new year's resolution, he's on hand to provide a little bit of inspiration . coming up tonight, inspiration. coming up tonight, we'll meet an inspiring , we'll meet an inspiring, inspirational young campaigner who is challenging our panel and you at home to make a special act of kindness every day. you'll also get the least boring political review on the telly as we look back on a whirlwind year inside westminster. plus, neil and i will speak to a genuine expert on how to keep your new year's resolution . and i can't year's resolution. and i can't even remember what mine was last yean even remember what mine was last year, well, perhaps year, actually. well, perhaps i can remember the break. and can remember in the break. and what your new tipple.7 what

neil oliver tonight's outsider on this important he's live with me straight after the . is tonight's outsider . neil oliver is tonight's outsider. and a neil oliver is tonight's outsider . and a shocking neil oliver is tonight's outsider. and a shocking report from the mail on sunday has uncovered how critic of lockdowns and vaccine were secretly spied by our own british army. their information warfare unit known as the seventh brigade, was set up in 2015 to investigate hostile state actors and violent extremist organisation outside the uk . but extremist organisation outside the uk. but once extremist organisation outside the uk . but once lockdowns the uk. but once lockdowns arrived , they began to secretly arrived, they began to secretly spy arrived, they began to secretly spy on anyone who dared to question the mainstream narrative . a military narrative. a military whistleblower admitted . it is whistleblower admitted. it is quite obvious that our activities resulted in the monitoring of uk population monitoring of uk population monitoring , the social media monitori

neil oliver tonight's outsider on this important he's live with me straight after the . is tonight's outsider . neil oliver is tonight's outsider. and a neil oliver is tonight's outsider . and a shocking neil oliver is tonight's outsider. and a shocking report from the mail on sunday has uncovered how critic of lockdowns and vaccine were secretly spied by our own british army. their information warfare unit known as the seventh brigade, was set up in 2015 to investigate hostile state actors and violent extremist organisation outside the uk . but extremist organisation outside the uk. but once extremist organisation outside the uk . but once lockdowns the uk. but once lockdowns arrived , they began to secretly arrived, they began to secretly spy arrived, they began to secretly spy on anyone who dared to question the mainstream narrative . a military narrative. a military whistleblower admitted . it is whistleblower admitted. it is quite obvious that our activities resulted in the monitoring of uk population monitoring of uk population monitoring , the social media monitori

hello good evening and welcome along to neil oliver live on gb news tv and on the radio set.versial plans to add fluoride to drinking water across england and wales. there's reaction as well to the department of education's latest guidance on remote learning home schooling for schoolchildren . schooling for schoolchildren. and in a few minutes, i'll give my thoughts on why the introduction of digital id for everyone in the uk is a terrible , terrible idea.

you're watching neil oliver live on gb news tv and on radio . tonight on news tv and on radio.cussing the program, we'll be discussing the u.k. health security agency advice for people who are ill to resume wearing face masks. we'll be assessing prime minister rishi sunak education plans, including his eye catching idea for people to study maths until they turn 18. for that tums, my bod called . this is this week's bod called. this is this week's great britain. as simon lee, who has helped hundreds of young people to overcome

you're watching neil oliver live on gb news tv and on radio . tonight on news tv and on radio.discussing the u.k. health security agency advice for people who are ill to resume wearing face masks. we'll be assessing prime minister rishi sunak education plans, including his eye catching idea for people to study maths until they turn 18. for that tums, my bod called . this is this week's bod called. this is this week's great britain. as

hello good evening and welcome along to neil oliver live on gb news tv and on the radio set.de to drinking water across england and wales. there's reaction as well to the department of education's latest guidance on remote learning home schooling for schoolchildren . schooling for schoolchildren. and in a few minutes, i'll give my thoughts on why the introduction of digital id for everyone in the uk is a terrible , terrible idea. all of that and more coming up. but first, an

neil oliver is against women? neil oliver is live straight after the . ver is tonight's outsider . and the tonight's outsider. and the bekind left displayed their true colours over the weekend when snp politicians posed in front of display placards calling for the death of women's rights activists . this sign reading , activists. this sign reading, decapitate terfs term for so—called trans exclusion or radical feminists coined by hateful leftists was brandished by supporters of nicola sturgeon's gender reform bill as a proto trans rally in glasgow . a proto trans rally in glasgow. pictured near the placard was the snp's kirsten oswald mp and carl coombes stewart msp colleagues stuart macdonald and alison thewliss were also snapped at the rally after a fierce reaction online. the snp troupe complained they didn't have in the back of their head and claimed the signs weren't there when they started the demo but they were swiftly slapped down by the likes of jk rowling, who mocked a strange new form of temporary blindness, has broken out amongst scottish poli

neil oliver is against women? neil oliver is live straight after the . ver is tonight's outsider . and the tonight's outsider. and the bekind left displayed their true colours over the weekend when snp politicians posed in front of display placards calling for the death of women's rights activists . this sign reading , activists. this sign reading, decapitate terfs term for so—called trans exclusion or radical feminists coined by hateful leftists was brandished by supporters of nicola sturgeon's gender reform bill as a proto trans rally in glasgow . a proto trans rally in glasgow. pictured near the placard was the snp's kirsten oswald mp and carl coombes stewart msp colleagues stuart macdonald and alison thewliss were also snapped at the rally after a fierce reaction online. the snp troupe complained they didn't have in the back of their head and claimed the signs weren't there when they started the demo but they were swiftly slapped down by the likes of jk rowling, who mocked a strange new form of temporary blindness, has broken out amongst scottish poli

historian and our very own star neil oliver gives his thoughts from scotland . he's livend. he's live with me straight after the . break neil oliver is tonight's outsider and breaking . nicholas outsider and breaking. nicholas sturgeon has accused westminster of launching a full frontal on scotland after the government in an unprecedented move blocked her controversial new law that would allow 15 year olds to start the process changing genden start the process changing gender. so this is scotland's gender. so this is scotland's gender reform bill, which was set to allow youngsters legally transition without a medical diagnosis. but it has been vetoed. scotland secretary alister jack tonight because vetoed. scotland secretary alisterjack tonight because it alister jack tonight because it conflicted with existing british equality law . legislation would equality law. legislation would also allow and rapists to change gender after committing crimes. the slap comes as scheming sturgeon earlier warned against attempts block her government's policy . i mean, yes, i think it pol

historian and our very own star neil oliver gives his thoughts from scotland . he's livend. he's live with me straight after the . break neil oliver is tonight's outsider and breaking . nicholas outsider and breaking. nicholas sturgeon has accused westminster of launching a full frontal on scotland after the government in an unprecedented move blocked her controversial new law that would allow 15 year olds to start the process changing genden start the process changing gender. so this is scotland's gender. so this is scotland's gender reform bill, which was set to allow youngsters legally transition without a medical diagnosis. but it has been vetoed. scotland secretary alister jack tonight because vetoed. scotland secretary alisterjack tonight because it alister jack tonight because it conflicted with existing british equality law . legislation would equality law. legislation would also allow and rapists to change gender after committing crimes. the slap comes as scheming sturgeon earlier warned against attempts block her government's policy . i mean, yes, i think it pol

live. plus should the archbishop of canterbury broker a peace deal for prince harry to attend the coronation? top royal experts debate that in the clash , neil debate that in the clash, neil oliverrnment dystopian nudge and truth units that are threatening our democracy that's dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. only on . gb news. it's that time of day. yes it's talking points. i'm joined by engush talking points. i'm joined by english film producer andrew loveday . andrew, welcome to the loveday. andrew, welcome to the program. nice to meet you . and i program. nice to meet you. and i should have meet you now it all starts off on that unique place. can the island that's where are raised and that's where you start painting, decorating and doing a variety of things . yeah. doing a variety of things. yeah. i mean, i started way back in when i was born in dartford and i came to canvey island . my i came to canvey island. my parents moved me out there many, many years ago . i went to school many years ago. i went to school there, i didn't do very well and then this left ended up working. my then this left ended up working. my father and my brother in the building industry and then i

live. plus should the archbishop of canterbury broker a peace deal for prince harry to attend the coronation? top royal experts debate that in the clash , neil debate that in the clash, neil olivergovernment dystopian nudge and truth units that are threatening our democracy that's dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. only on gb news. it's that time of day. yes it's talking points. i'm joined by engush talking points. i'm joined by english film producer andrew loveday . andrew, welcome to the loveday. andrew, welcome to the program. nice to meet you . and i program. nice to meet you. and i should have meet you now it all starts off on that unique place. can the island that's where are raised and that's where you start painting, decorating and doing a variety of things . yeah. doing a variety of things. yeah. i mean, i started way back in when i was born in dartford and i came to canvey island . my i came to canvey island. my parents moved me out there many, many years ago . i went to school many years ago. i went to school there, i didn't do very well and then this left ended up working. my then this left ended up working. my father and my brother in the building industry and then