are paul cox are , yes.ce said, let the boat the swimming . boat do the swimming. >> does provoke my inner >> if it does provoke my inner peter hitchens, this thing, i think i'll leave it alone. it's the beginning of the end, isn't it? why does it have to get. i mean, it's just a bit. it? why does it have to get. i me peters just a bit. it? why does it have to get. i me peter hitchens it. it? why does it have to get. i me peter hitchens said that, >> peter hitchens said that, central heating was. >> he did. >> he did. >> we talked about this last night . night. >> that's probably where i got it i quote it a lot. it from. i quote it a lot. >> it's what said because >> it's what he said because everybody. i think it's >> it's what he said because eybit'body. i think it's >> it's what he said because eybit softy. i think it's >> it's what he said because eybit soft and i think it's >> it's what he said because eybit soft and silly. i think it's >> it's what he said because eybit soft and silly. wasn't it's a bi

paul cox.r. paul cox. i would be wonderful in (who. paul cox. i would be wonderful in (who paul cox would be one >> who paul cox would be one that would be good as well. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i mean, i wouldn't be fighting. be in a tent fighting. i'd be in a tent directing the battle. >> know, you'd be >> no, you know, you'd be directing the play. >> have, all little >> i'd have, like, all my little plastic moving plastic men. i'd be moving them around must around aboard saying, we must bfing around aboard saying, we must bring the second front there, general. >> i imagine you to be. >> no, i imagine you to be. you'd be there writing poetry. i'd be writing poetry and doing martial arts. >> forget cannons to >> let's not forget cannons to the of me. the left of me. >> fu . did you? oh, yeah. >> kung fu. did you? oh, yeah. i was blue sash. anyway, let's move the daily mail now, move on to the daily mail now, jk rowling humza yousaf are jk rowling and humza yousaf are in the middle of another skirmi

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cressida wetton, who lives on one, and paul cox, who likes a gravy. o the daily mail now, paul. and a survey finds religious people will believe in something, even if there's no evidence. shocker. >> yes , says our scientist >> yes, says our scientist resident, or resident scientist. three out of four british muslims don't believe that hamas committed murder and rape in israel on october the 7th. steve, a shocking poll claims three out of four. that's 75. you know, that's a lot of people. it's astonishing, actually, how many people? i think it just goes to show that how watered down what happened or the truth of what happened on october the 7th last year has become the narrative because everything now within culture war is about the narrative. who can get the optics right, who can get the optics right, who can win the narrative, and at the moment, very much surprisingly, hamas surprisingly, actually, hamas are narrative war are winning the narrative war because you have to equate hamas with palestine . it's impossible with palestine. it's impossible no

i am joined tonight by paul cox, andrew eborn and kezia noble.ice say they have to keep the peace and the anti—israel protests are too big to step in. i mean, doesn't this sit in a dangerous message that if you've got a big enough mob, you can do what you want? yeah, i mean, it's got to a point now where i'm not even sure why we're debating this. >> there's an open shut case, isn't it? the two very contrasting views there on the screen. we saw it earlier in the week. it's like debating whether the titanic sunk. it's sunk, and the titanic sunk. it's sunk, and the police have absolutely no idea how to manage these situations. now, i'll tell you for why and what they've put themselves in this position is because they've introduced culture, war, politics and religion into policing rather than making policing a binary task.is than making policing a binary task. is he the breaking the law or it's not breaking the law? is he the is he the protester? it's not protest. and as a result, what we're because they're bringing in the religion of these protests

i'm cressida wetton , still joined by cressida wetton, still joined by josh howie and paul cox beginninge independent and paul romford police have been on the phone to ask what were your whereabouts yesterday , were your whereabouts yesterday, i wasn't in romford. i know that much. racist rant probe by police after town centre video goes viral. this is terrible video which , some of our viewers video which, some of our viewers and listeners may have already seen a racist attack that went viral on x is being investigated as a hate crime. a group of women were forced to defend themselves tirade as themselves from the tirade as they walked along romford town centre. for more context on centre. so for more context on this, this was a palestinian. this a quite clearly white this was a quite clearly white british middle aged man, remonstrate with, a woman that was muslim with a palestinian flag with her. she clearly been to a protest that was local to romford. and i can't condone nor defend the man's actions , never defend the man's actions, never would either, by the way, because what he what

i'm andrew doyle, and still with me are paul cox and still with me are paul cox and jonathan cogan.real life, down the street. they won't mind. we're going to kick off with monday's times now, paul. and it looks like, in the infamous words trump , this words of donald trump, this election massacre. words of donald trump, this ele�*iton massacre. words of donald trump, this ele�* it could massacre. words of donald trump, this ele�* it could be massacre. words of donald trump, this ele�* it could be a massacre.re. words of donald trump, this ele�* it could be a massacre. and >> it could be a massacre. and to be fair, donald trump said to be fair, if donald trump said that probably that there'd probably be a 48 news how was news cycle about how he was going kill going to try and kill all americans . but anyway, tories americans. but anyway, tories will seats to labour's will win 98 seats to labour's 468, says poland. this is a 15,000 person mrp poll conducted by survation, so that's giving it some sort of, validity . it some sort of, validity. >> that's quite a lot actually. >> that's

thank you to my guest josh howie and paul cox.11 pm. when nick dixon will be joined by jonathan colgan cressida and dixon will be joined by jonathan ccyou're cressida and dixon will be joined by jonathan ccyou're watchingia and dixon will be joined by jonathan ccyou're watchingia am, and if you're watching at 5 am, stay breakfast. good stay tuned for breakfast. good night . night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. here's your latest gb news. weather update from the met office. showers for many of us this weekend, but towards the southeast, something a dnen towards the southeast, something a drier. that's a little bit drier. and that's because we have high pressure dominating over the near continent. further north though, a frontal system is pushing its way through and that's going to bnng way through and that's going to bring further outbreaks of bring some further outbreaks of rain some of rain across some parts of scotland into northern england as through night. as we go thr

paul cox and the big dog, nick dixon. so, paul, we start with the guardian .e start with the guardian. bad so, paul, we start with the guardian . bad news for one of my guardian. bad news for one of my old demographics. outdoor old demographics. the outdoor lager enthusiasts there in the. is that what you call the love? superb, ministers face tory revolt over plans to criminalise rough sleeping. so under proposals from part of the uk government's flagship crime bill, police in england and wales are to be given powers to fine or move rough sleepers deemed to be causing a nuisance in inverted commas. and of course, sounds all course, this this sounds all very dickensian. it's a story course, this this sounds all very dhomeless it's a story course, this this sounds all very dhomeless people tory course, this this sounds all very dhomeless people being an about homeless people being an eyesore and they should. they needed be seen. nor heard and needed to be seen. nor heard and moved along when they're in the wrong and they don't have wrong place, and they don't ha

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i just i didn't know who paul cox was exactly , exactly. yeah, that is exactly, exactly. yeah, that is in my contract. >> it is. >> it is. >> when you said the oldest land mammal, i thought you meant lewis schaffer from it. it's tortoise. >> and lewis schaffer is going to be very upset because that tortoise only eats vegetables. and he claims that the only way to fight for longevity is to eat meat when he's wrong, isn't he.7 >> meat when he's wrong, isn't he? >> but he also says that science con. he also says that exercise is bad for you and tortoise does not exercise and that water dehydration. >> why are we making it about lewis? >> yeah, straight away, not about him. >> he's not here tonight. a lot of the people watching won't even know who the hell we're talking about. so let's get some questions from the audience. we're going to start with our first question from jill. jill, hello. hi hi, given his almost unbroken record of failure. can hamster you. i'm sorry. hamza humza yousaf survive. >> did you call him hamster? >> did you call him hamster? >> i nearly did, i'm s

we are back tomorrow at 11:00 where josh will be in the hosting chair with nick dixon and paul cox.atching the 5 am. repeat of headliners, a.m. repeat of headliners, please do stick around because now it's time for breakfast. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. news. news. >> hello again. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it's going to be another cold night tonight and rain will spread into the south and east through this weekend with the best of the dry weather around the north and west. once again, much as it has been throughout this week. but to the south we've got low pressure arriving and some weather fronts through this evening, so some heavy rain for many southern counties of england through this evening, as well as southern areas of wales by tomorrow morning , there's going to be a morning, there's going to be a lot of cloud around. it will be a milder night across the south, however, in the north, with cloud clearing and turning much dnen cloud clearing and turning much drier, it's going to be another cold

leo kearse will be back tomorrow at 11 pm. with paul cox and lewis schaffer the dream team.e watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. a.m, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise, it's been a pleasure. thank you for your company. see you again tomorrow. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it will stay dry but it will be quite a cold night tonight and throughout tomorrow. the best of the sunshine will be across north and western areas once again. that's because high pressure is dominating over here. meanwhile, to the east of the uk we've got low pressure and this weather front that's brought cloudier skies throughout the afternoon to the southeast. that should clear away overnight though, and we'll be left with this northerly wind that will bring a cold feel to coastal areas through wednesday, but also a few showers overnight. tonight should be fairly light and mainly just restrict coastal areas further north and west, though clear and dry and quite cold

this rather delightful studio audience and my comedian panellists are cox panellists tonight are paul coxressida wetton. welcome both . how are you, paul.7 both. how are you, paul.7 >> i'm good. thank you. >> i'm good. thank you. >> really pleased to be here. i love frisbee, like i said before, it's like my youth club. it's now the tour. i had to take that. this is where i come to hang out, play some table tennis and. and learn from you. andrew >> that's nice, but i hope >> well, that's nice, but i hope you've done research and the you've done the research and the work are not all lazing about. >> let's say yes. >> okay. let's with are >> okay. let's go with yes. are you buzzing you well, cressida, i'm buzzing the to this thing. yeah. the air con to this thing. yeah. no no, don't let people at home know that. isn't working know that. yeah isn't working sometimes. because they wouldn't know, would they? >> wouldn't know you >> they wouldn't know unless you tell them. right. tell them. quite right. >> free speech, andrew. >> it's free speech, andrew. it's focus on the free it's just focus o

. >> michael moore, i, paul and cox there in beirut appreciate a polar. thank you all right. >> for more. i'm joined by malcolm davis or senior analyst at the australian strategic policy institute. he's in camera, always good to see you, malcolm. i mean, it was it was hugely significant, obviously that iran took action with its missiles directly at israeli territory and didn't use proxies. the house significant, dan, is it that israel hits uranian iranian territory directly in the context of red lines and regional tensions, no matter how big the strike turns out to be look, i think it is important. it does mark an escalation by both sides in terms of their long-running conflict a precedent has been set by both iran and israel. now. and you could see future such attacks occur even if around chooses not to retaliate against since this israeli strike. it's possible that in future circumstances where for example, israel might attack an iranian proxy at around could then retaliate against israel and then israel will have to retaliate against iran. so it does s

joining me tonight are kezia noble , andrew eborn, and paul noble, andrew eborn, and paul cox.

is, you know, on the line, for instance, uh, brian cox, you know, who's, who's the lead actor and succession when he recites, if i allow to use, uh, paul, uh, and records that and post that, that is so profound. so it doesn't just need to be, you know, uh if you're not able to be on the front lines, there are so many other ways to really, really show um and really uh, amplify full of seeing and focusing the voices. and that is a beautiful way. um, so to brian cox, i also wanted to my niece, i wanna put to you the counselor argument. so might say, well look, you know, celebrities all to spend no x, but they don't necessarily know much about this. but being off the way in on something that they might not know very much about, you know, is it, we just expecting too much of celebrities and influences? i do not think that we are, i think it's anything we're not expecting enough from them. and again, i think that there is sort of this thing about a lot of influences. and so i really like to think that, oh, maybe i'm not educated, i'm so i can't speak out about it. you do not have to be an expert on the $76.00 or occupation of palestine to kn