so, no, i don't think this is a great day. >> paul embery i share her party.are her politics. the word trailblazer has been used a lot, and i think that's right. she is a trailblazer and it's been really badly handled. i think she should be allowed to stand. i think she's earned the right to stand, having been the mp for that constituency for so long. some of the things that she said over the years, matt's right are frankly barmy, but the labour party is a broad church and she is probably just at the margins. she's right up against the wall of that broad church. i would say, the left hand wall, and i think a lot of mainstream labour party people don't necessarily support her politics, but are admire her for what she's done in politics. you know , being the in politics. you know, being the first black woman being elected as a member of parliament, she's taken an awful amount of abuse over the years that she she didn't deserve. frankly, and, you know, this is a self—inflicted wound the last three days for the labour party, there's a kind of top down process that

and the man that you're all calling vincent van gogh, paul embery. to have that nickname for you tonight, one of my guests, simon says van gogh sounds like he's right wing and sensible. he sounds to me like he'd be more at home in the reform party. >> no chance. >> no chance. >> why not? >> why not? >> not a chance. why because they're not the answer for working class people. it's essentially just run you through why labour are not either. >> yeah, but it's the reform is the thatcherite party and we're still in this country at the moment, still experiencing the legacy of the thatcher decade in the 80s in terms of working class, has voted in terms some of them did. >> but in terms of deindustrialisation, in terms of the increase in the gap between rich and poor, in terms of ripping up the social fabric of our country, god forbid we ever go back to a thatcherite ideology and agenda in this country, which i think reform. i agree with it on some things , agree with it on some things, especially on its anti—woke stance, but i think reform would take us ba

meanwhile, respected trade unionist and gb news star paul embery said two bearded men dressed only inr boots, dancing a salacious dance on prime time saturday evening telly across europe with millions of kids watching. all totally normal, he says with irony. the west is in safe hands . says with irony. the west is in safe hands. so has eurovision become a sick, satanic sex fest? easy for you to say. let's speak to a former eurovision star who is brilliant, representing the uk in 2000, nicki french. here she is in action. don't play that song again , reminding me of that song again, reminding me of how it used to be. >> don't play that song again . >> don't play that song again. >> don't play that song again. >> now that is what i call a performance dos . nicky, great to performance dos. nicky, great to see you looking so well . was see you looking so well. was last night? was last night's show appropriate for a family audience? >> a lot of people thought not, let's be honest, there were an awful lot. i mean, there's always going to be the young ladies who, let's be honest, they've got