of lords, a|firefighter paul embry, tory peer in the house of lords, a|firefighter and paul embry, toryin the house of lords, a|firefighter and a paul embry, tory peer in the house of lords, a|firefighter and a trade embry, a firefighter and a trade unionist . a firefighter and a trade unionist. i'm going give you unionist. i'm going to give you a off talking about the a night off talking about the strikes makes strikes tonight. oh, that makes a change. i know. i sat a nice change. i know. i sat there and thought, you know there and i thought, you know what? still ongoing . and what? strikes still ongoing. and we've the rail again we've got the rail ones again this weekend. are going to this weekend. are you going to have senior ? have junior and senior? >> are you saying you're going to me a night off? now to give me a night off? now you're stirring. to give me a night off? now youi'm;tirring. give myself a >> i'm going to give myself a night but i might there night off. but i might there might be a bit of me squeeze on wages since napoleonic times directors through directors pay goes

i'm joined now by my panel, author and trade union activist paul embry the former editor of embry andrmer editor of labourlist, peter edwards . peter labourlist, peter edwards. peter first of all, the great ormond street hospital saying, you can't say boys and girls in a staff document. doesn't this actually risk offending the vast majority of people who are quite happy to be boys and girls ? happy to be boys and girls? >> i'm not sure it offends them. but i mean, as a parent, as you are as well, the primary duty of great ormond street is to provide good quality care for children sick. i want children who are sick. so i want them most of their time them to spend most of their time on and i'm sure they are. on that. and i'm sure they are. but then also someone, jacob, who with who is very skilled with the engush who is very skilled with the english language who is very skilled with the english on language who is very skilled with the english on context.1guage who is very skilled with the english on context. so age who is very skilled with the english on context. so ige who is very skil

dawn neesom, the former editor of the daily star and a gb news contributor alongside me as is paul embrynd a trade unionist. at the top of the show we were talking about the age of criminality in this country. michael you're a harsh you don't mind harsh man, if you don't mind me saying, you've in saying, because you've got in touch twitter saying touch with me on twitter saying you lower the age of you would lower the age of criminal responsibility to the start primary school. criminal responsibility to the stawe're primary school. criminal responsibility to the stawe're talking mary school. criminal responsibility to the stawe're talking fiver school. criminal responsibility to the stawe're talking five years ol. criminal responsibility to the stawe're talking five years old. so we're talking five years old. i don't know. you're also saying as well that you would go on and prosecute those kids five years old. i don't know. yes. you know, right from wrong. but do you understand the criminality boundaries? don't know. i'm boundaries? i don't know. i'm going guys going to leave it with you

ann widdecombe, former conservative minister peter spencer, former sky political correspondent paul embryster , and also henry broadcaster, and also henry bolton, international security and border control expert. so i'm going to start with you, anne. do you feel that rishi sunak can actually win this next general election? well when a general election? well when a general election? well when a general election is a year away, you can never forecast with too much confidence, which way it's going to go. >> after all the conservatives were supposed to be losing the 1992 election right up until the morning when they won it. so it is quite possible to make a forecast based on today's situation, which then doesn't eventuate, but based on today, if there were a general election tomorrow, can he win or why on earth should he? he hasn't delivered on any promises. but having said that, his opponent changes his mind every five minutes. he must have the cleanest mind in politics because he changes it. so often. and every five minutes. he's been one policy to another. policy you took a long time to ge

daniel moylan and paul embry alongside as well? >> fantastic.hank you very much, everybody. least, course, everybody. not least, of course, my producers who've just wonderfully stitched me up right at you at the end there. i hope you have weekend i will have a lovely weekend and i will see bye bye. see you next week. bye bye. >> looks like things are heating up . boxed boilers, proud up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast , there are some heavy showers andindeed , there are some heavy showers and indeed thunderstorms out there this afternoon. they do ease then high ease later and then high pressure builds for the week end. high pressure edging in from the atlantic. but for the time being , low pressure is in time being, low pressure is in control. a weakening weather front sits across northern ireland, northern england that bringing some cloud and patchy rain through the rest of the day. showers and day. any

thank you very much, as well as paul edwards and paul embry, peter edwards and ben to talk you.then? are you warming to rishi sunak? this is gb to minutes gb news coming up to 31 minutes after after the break, after 4:00. now after the break, we'll the great we'll continue with the great british hour. british debate this hour. and i'm warming to i'm asking, are you warming to rishi? hear thoughts rishi? you'll hear the thoughts of and of my panel, broadcaster and journalist also journalist danny kelly. also former labour adviser matthew lanza. let's get your lanza. but first, let's get your latest sanchez . lanza. but first, let's get your latest sanchez. nana. tatiana sanchez. nana. >> thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom . rishi sunak from the newsroom. rishi sunak is planning to cut inheritance tax and could announce the policy before next month's party conference. the sunday times claims the prime minister is planning to reduce the rate by march before scrapping it altogether , with his team altogether, with his team referring to it as