and nichi hodgson and contest.o will go head to head in our saturday, scrap our crying babies in restaurants , all part babies in restaurants, all part of the rich tapestry of life. or a plague on humanity. >> strong words by ben leo, the green party mp . green party mp. >> and then we'll be answering your questions in ask the five. if you send them through to gbnews.com/yoursay, we'll get to them. nothing is off limits unless it's not ofcom compliant . unless it's not ofcom compliant. first of all, though, it's a saturday night news with . aaron. saturday night news with. aaron. >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom united by music. that's eurovision's motto. but the build up to tonight's final has been anything but. amid incidents inside the arena and protests outside the netherlands, entry used to klein's being disqualified. the dutch broadcaster says it was over a threatening movement. he made towards someone who was filming him, reportedly against his wishes . ireland's entrant, h

we still have nichi hodgson and andy williams in our company.one really excuse me. important point ali mcgovern makes there is that wages are recovering . yes, wages are recovering. yes, faster than expected, but from a really low base. we did see stagnant wage growth for ten years in this country. stagnant wage growth for ten years in this country . and our years in this country. and our economic recovery post covid has been the worst in the g7. so there is catching up to do. and i think some of the structural problems that that she outlines there are are absolutely right . there are are absolutely right. we have an nhs that's not serving people properly. we also have, as nikki was saying a moment ago, people who are not necessarily wanting to go into work. so there are all sorts of it's a really complicated challenge facing the uk economy. >> and then the great resignation, you know, this discussion about younger people just saying, i won't take the jobs that you're offering me because they don't suit me anymore. maybe i want more rights or mo

i'll be in, ben, i hear, as always, and we're joined by the brilliant broadcaster and journalist nichi hodgson commentator alex armstrong . now you know the alex armstrong. now you know the drill. we each take it in turn to introduce a topic, and then the rest of us weigh in to tell them why they're completely wrong about everything. your wonderful viewers never hesitate to jump in as well. send your views and post your comments on gbnews.com forward slash kwasi. and don't forget, ask your questions and get them in for ask the five. that segment's coming in hour two. but before we start tearing each other apart, it's your saturday night news with . aaron. news with. aaron. >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom in the netherlands. entry has been disqualified from the grand final of the eurovision song contest. singer and rapper used to. klein won't compete while swedish police investigate a complaint of inappropriate behaviour made by a member of the production crew . a member of the production crew. separately, ireland's entrant bambie thug miss dress rehearsals o

tattoos we've got alex armstrong and nichi hodgson. alex.report coming out. i think it's in a few of the papers today, but i've got the metro here that's saying having a tattoo could increase. increase your risk of developing a rare blood cancer by 21. there are some some studies actually suggesting people go and just get themselves checked if they've had tattoos. of course, we know that there's a lot of people who are getting tattoos these days. it's become a very popular phenomenon, especially amongst young people , but just to give young people, but just to give young people, but just to give you some stats here, you know, the team that investigated this said the long term health involved long term health impacts involving 11,905 people, of whom 2938 aged 20 to 60 had lymphoma. so that's amazing. it's pretty pretty shocking stuff. pretty shocking. >> it is quite shocking. i mean, i don't know why i wouldn't be interested in tattoos, but i'm not interested. it's not for me. recently i saw a woman from behind and she was in a bikini and a v

i'll be in, ben, i hear, as always, and we're joined by the brilliant broadcaster and journalist nichi hodgsonou know the drill. we each take it in turn to introduce a topic, and then the rest of us weigh in to tell them why they're completely wrong about

but author and broadcaster nichi hodgson says that people are trying their best so , nikki, i'm tryingrying their best. really going to a restaurant in a hoodie and all that. when you could dress smartly and, you know, surely dress for the occasion . dress for the occasion. >> i think it's totally to do with the region in which you live. i mean, i'm from wakefield, outside of leeds in west yorkshire. we never dream of going out to buy a pint of milk without, you know, heels and false eyelashes on. so i was quite amused by this story because it seemed to be a, you know, a certain kind of person in london that wouldn't dress up. i mean, i think this is also to do with the cold, the rise of athleisurewear, you know, the fact that celebrities have promoted wearing very expensive tracksuits and that's kind of become fashionable amongst younger people. but i actually think the majority of people in this country would, would absolutely not wear a tracksuit to a posh restaurant. and like you, nana, i'm just the same. i love to get dressed up for dinner , would you personally dinner, would you