paul embry . for prime minister, i embry. uld vote labour if he was in charge. but then ben has come on, he says. i have been listening to paul, who says he really does not like cars. maybe he would like the country to go back to the horse and cart. yes, you are starting to sound like a bit an eco maniac. paul with bit of an eco maniac. paul with all this anti—car nonsense. michael says, i find the idea of scrapping all cars ridiculous . scrapping all cars ridiculous. try living here in dorset without a car. buses are rarer than hen's teeth and non—existent on sundays . ah, but non—existent on sundays. ah, but in paul embry's britain there would be buses, you know , just would be buses, you know, just picking up. just taking you picking you up. just taking you over and maybe picking you up, taking you wherever you like to go at any hour. it'd be fantastic. all paid for by by the taxpayer. >> how much it's going to cost the government to actually buy up transport anyway? >> there was we are going to be getting the royal family

well, firefighter paul embry.ans that drew bridge tavern is open. so cheers, everybody. we're like a new face, don't we? cheers. cheers to you, too. cheers. everybody home. so soon as we everybody at home. so soon as we are drinking, let's talk about drinking, shall we? because the british medical association is lobbying the government lower lobbying the government to lower england and wales. drink, drive, limit. now just to give you some context here, we currently have the highest legal limit in europe at 80mg per 100ml of blood . i've got to say, if i am blood. i've got to say, if i am completely honest, if you put a gun to my head and asked me, michelle, you must get the answer right. what exactly can you drink? i'm not sure i would know, but i can always gauge it as being about, i don't know, a glass of wine, but some people would then say, well, you know , would then say, well, you know, how big is the glass? and therefore that is where the ambiguity comes from, doesn't it 7 ambiguity comes from, doesn't it ?

education, charity, world rights kerry dingle is alongside me as is the writer and broadcaster paul embryjuburi tavern is open. everybody . open. so cheers, everybody. cheers to you at home to your weekend . bill, we've just been weekend. bill, we've just been talking about tony blair and about climate change. bill said nobody voted for net zero. michelle, let's have a referendum on our. but bill, you did. if you you can't see kerry there she's cheering you on there she's cheering you on there from the sidelines with your point. but bill, we did vote when you actually look at the manifestos 2019, net zero the manifestos in 2019, net zero was there. i hate to break it was in there. i hate to break it to you , ray says, michelle, if to you, ray says, michelle, if tony blair is the answer, then clearly somebody is asking the wrong question. i wouldn't trust him, . richard says, i him, he says. richard says, i would never thought i would have agreed on tony blair on anything. but i agree with him strongly on climate change. and kelvin says , again, i never kelvin says, again, i never thought

ibrahim and we have paul embry and they have a lot to debate.topics? >> any other little topics? >> any other little topics? >> loads. we're to >> oh, we've got loads. we're to going actually about going be talking actually about tiktok now. i am new on tiktok. you apparently it is you are. and apparently it is the news source for the number one news source for teenagers teenagers are teenagers. so teenagers are getting their news, mostly from tiktok . now, getting their news, mostly from tiktok. now, this is the chinese owned social media platform. >> but this is a concern because hang on a minute now. >> i am not really on tiktok . i >> i am not really on tiktok. i believe gb news is. so of course, everybody should be. but i but i do i am not on tiktok. but i do understand that they are very big on censoring what people put out. >> so i had a video taken down. >> so i had a video taken down. >> i have absolutely no idea why because it was just i was just reading out what was in the exactly. >> so if most people, most young people are getting t

who's the leader the climate party leader of the climate party now after embry and after the break, paul embryssengers. action that's causing misery for railaassengers. action that's causing misery for raila brighter s. action that's causing misery for raila brighter outlook boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. hello there. on. gb news. hello there. >> i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. you might be hoping for a change of type in our weather over few days, but it over the next few days, but it is unfortunately looking to remain relatively unsettled. this area of pressure this area of low pressure throughout sunday is throughout the rest of sunday is going the going to be pushing in from the atlantic with weather atlantic with these weather fronts providing rain fronts already providing rain into some into southwest england. some heavier bursts for wales, northern on into northern ireland later on into northern southeast northern england, southeast england fairly damp england also turning