annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and simon danczuk . today parish and simon danczuk.'ll be asking the pundits, should the owners of dangerous dogs go to jail? should kids be forced to wear gender neutral school uniforms ? gender neutral school uniforms? plus, we'll be reacting to the shock news from a top sleep expert that lions don't work. so will you be giving up yours? plus, the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. gb news is, of course, our website. the email is mark at gbnews.com. this show has a golden rule , a this show has a golden rule, a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . occasional in life. opinion. occasional in life. you'll see something which triggers you perhaps, which makes you realise you've reached the tipping point. rock bottom. the point of no return . very the point of no return. very often people decide to finally go on that diet after seeing their holiday photographs on the

annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and simon danczuk . today parish and simon danczuk.'ll be asking the pundits, should the owners of dangerous dogs go to jail? should kids be forced to wear gender neutral school uniforms ? gender neutral school uniforms? plus, we'll be reacting to the shock news from a top sleep expert that lions don't work. so will you be giving up yours? plus, the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. gb news is, of course, our website. the email is mark at gbnews.com. this show has a golden rule , a this show has a golden rule, a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . occasional in life. opinion. occasional in life. you'll see something which triggers you perhaps, which makes you realise you've reached the tipping point. rock bottom. the point of no return . very the point of no return. very often people decide to finally go on that diet after seeing their holiday photographs on the

benedict spence, political commentator and neil parish, former conservative mp neil parish, i'm going. fortune, yes. >> nana. >> nana. >> i think it is absolutely the time to scrap it. i think you would be better off, actually doing up the networks across the country and spending a fraction of that money. >> i think the value for for money the new line is not there . i think levelling up happens across wants to be in the west. the east as well as the north and i think the trouble is it would suck up all all resources. and i think the whole thing has just seemed to spiral right out of control. >> think you're talking >> when you think you're talking about extra 8 billion, that's about an extra 8 billion, that's not the total cost anywhere near. >> nean >> and that is where i think we really need to share the money. electrification upgrading the lines in the west coast. we we've got a honiton to honiton waterloo line. >> you could double check that one. lots of things could be done all across the country. a lot cheaper and in the north as well . well. >> and so like i said, i think it's

neil parish, thank you very much. conservative and much.pencer. that's their thoughts . what are yours? their thoughts. what are yours? gb views. gbnews.com. get in touch. i'd love to hear what you think about that. if you just tuned coming up to 32 tuned in. just coming up to 32 minutes after 5:00. let's have a quick look at what been quick look at what you've been saying. the saying. jules says the irresponsible owners to irresponsible owners are to blame dogs blame for not keeping the dogs under and leads under control and leads and muzzles help. kim says muzzles would help. kim says when pit bulls were banned , when pit bulls were banned, everyone bred pit bulls everyone just bred pit bulls with dogs the with much bigger dogs and the law actually things like law actually created things like bullies, bullies will bullies, banning xl bullies will create bigger dogs with create even bigger dogs with more strength and celia says some of the people who own these dogs are not very nice. it's usually men, and it's no surprise that they get the

tonight on tomorrow's show, neil parish , tomorrow's show, neil parish, annunziata and sir annunziatadline is next. >> the temperature's rising boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. have you managed to enjoy saturday? it will be ending on a relatively fine note for many of us. late sunny spells to be us. some late sunny spells to be had and generally a lot of dry clear weather into the night as well . we'll allow for some mist well. we'll allow for some mist and fog patches develop into well. we'll allow for some mist andearlyyatches develop into well. we'll allow for some mist andearlyyatchesof develop into well. we'll allow for some mist andearlyyatchesof sundayp into the early hours of sunday morning. extensive morning. though most extensive for areas of for central eastern areas of england, further towards the north, got a band of rain north, we've got a band of rain pushing into scotland. pushing into northern scotland. could at times coul

tonight on tomorrow's show, neil parish , tomorrow's show, neil parish, annunziata and sir annunziatadline is next. >> the temperature's rising boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey. who is your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. have you managed to enjoy saturday? it will be ending on a relatively fine note for many of us. late sunny spells to be us. some late sunny spells to be had and generally a lot of dry clear weather into the night as well . we'll allow for some mist well. we'll allow for some mist and fog patches develop and fog patches to develop into the sunday the early hours of sunday morning. extensive morning. though most extensive for areas of for central eastern areas of england, further towards the north, got a band rain north, we've got a band of rain pushing into northern scotland. could times could be heavy at times for the isle of and the northern isle of lewis and the northern isles, most of will see isles, but most of us will see our temperatures holding up around as w

neil parish. neil parish there, former conservative mp. right.his winds me right up courtesy of actress and eco warrior emma thompson. should celebrities just shut up about the so—called climate catastrophe? i think they should . i think there are a bunch of frothing raging hypocrites . frothing raging hypocrites. that's coming up that's our debate coming up next. christys >> the people's channel, britain's news . >> the people's channel, britain's news. channel >> the people's channel, britain's news . channel welcome back. >> it's 5:21. you're watching and listening to me. patrick christys on gb news now. climate protesters have struck again, this time interrupting a performance of romeo and juliet at london's sadler's wells theatre , demanding an end to the theatre, demanding an end to the theatre's partnership with barclays. yeah i know. it comes as more climate hypocrisy has been on display, courtesy of actress and eco warrior emma thompson. she's been spotted cruising around on a £200 million super yacht in venice , million super yacht in v

this out, we are joined by former tory mp and chair of the environment, food and rural affairs neil parishonment campaign for viva vegan campaign training charity jasmine clark, jasmine , let me jasmine clark, jasmine, let me come to you first. make the case, please, as to why the universities should not be feeding burgers to students who need protein for their brains . need protein for their brains. >> well , to start off, i'll just >> well, to start off, i'll just say that demand for meat, dairy, fish and eggs is a leading cause of the climate crisis and is the driver of global wildlife extinction. so adopting a vegan diet has been proven to the single biggest thing we can all do to reduce our impact on the planet. and if we're thinking about how we're going to build sustainable future, where we can all survive the climate crisis is threatening rival. we need to look at how . we toward a more look at how. we toward a more plant based just by switching to a vegan diet produced our individual food carbon footprint by% everyone switching to a vegan diet and 86% is are numbers and it shows b

he's democrat he's a former liberal democrat minister parish. minister and also neil parish.chair in the environment food and rural affairs nigel affairs select committee. nigel nelson gb news, senior political commentator, and also ben habib, brexit . so what are brexit party mep. so what are your thoughts? who trust your thoughts? who do you trust with you've with the economy? you've actually seen all four parties. the potential hopefuls. they're saying what they think, but what do think? gb views do you think? gb views gbnews.com tweet me at gbnews.com or tweet me at gb news. this is gb news. we're live on tv online and on digital radio on the way. it's this week's outside now. my guest today began his radio career in 1976 before he joined radio 1 in 1978 and quickly became one of the station's top hosts . more the station's top hosts. more recently, he's written the music and lyrics for six stage musical shows. so who is he? but first, let's get your latest news with aaron armstrong . aaron armstrong. >> it's 433. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. parents are being tol

parish of badshot, lea and hale. joining me to contemplate the possibility of chaos is reverend stella wiseman. good evening, reverend wiseman. thank you for joining me . joining me. >> good evening, neilo ask you why , why, why are you opening why, why, why are you opening these church doors to dogs and cats and the rest when i was under the impression that churches were for folk ? churches were for folk? >> well , because dogs and cats >> well, because dogs and cats and all the rest are very much part of our families and they are something to celebrate. and we're doing this. we do this every year, very close to the feast day of saint francis of assisi, who was known for his love of animals around him. so and my goodness, pets are just such an important part of people's lives. and we want to celebrate that and give thanks and bring them in. it's that's and bring them in. it's that's an interesting angle that you raise there. >> will you be will you be telling? i think there'll be a lot of children there, amongst others. will you be telling them about assisi, about saint francis of assisi, who a fascinating historical who is a fascinating historical figure . figure. >> well, we probabl

parish of badshot, lea and hale. joining me to contemplate the possibility of chaos is reverend stella wiseman. good evening, reverend wiseman. thank you for joining me . joining me. >> good evening, neilo ask you why , why, why are you opening why, why, why are you opening these church doors to dogs and cats and the rest when i was under the impression that churches were for folk ? churches were for folk? >> well , because dogs and cats >> well, because dogs and cats and all the rest are very much part of our families and they are something to celebrate. and we're doing this. we do this every year, very close to the feast day of saint francis of assisi, who was known for his love of animals around him. so and my goodness, pets are just such an important part of people's lives. and we want to celebrate that and give thanks and bring them in. it's that's and bring them in. it's that's an interesting angle that you raise there. >> will you be will you be telling? i think there'll be a lot of children there, amongst others. will you be telling them about assisi, about saint francis of assisi, who a fascinating historical who is a fascinating historical figure . figure. >> well, we probabl