peter hitchens remained bastani. peter hitchens remained alongside as the viewer there.iewer there. paul, you've created a whole conversation there about the cost of life insurance in the break. that's what we've just been debating. it can be incredibly eye—watering, depending on your personal circumstances. but there you go. look, let's talk about, cutting your cloth accordingly. we've just been talking about poverty and the amount of cash that people have got in their back pockets. mps, they don't do badly. you know, and there's this whole conversation about whether or not they should be able to have second jobs, what kind of second jobs, and so on. and so forth. now, new plans, saying that actually things like lobbying jobs could be quite severely restricted, as could be consulting if it was around policy areas and so on and so forth. common sense, if you ask me and i don't think it goes far enough, but what do you think, aaron bastani i think that's right. >> it doesn't go far enough. but then i suppose you know you'll get the argument. well, surely an mp should be a

we've got aaron bastani, we've got peter hitchens with me all hour. first let's get the latest news headunes first let's get the latest news headlines with polly . headlines with polly. >> emily, thanks very much indeed. and good evening to you. well, the very latest from the gb newsroom is that emergency services are at a cemetery in north london tonight in the hunt for kyle clifford, who's wanted over the murder of the wife and two daughters of bbc racing commentator john two daughters of bbc racing commentatorjohn hunt. police found the three women dead aged 25, 28 and 61, just before 7:00 last night in what they believe was a targeted attack. the cemetery has been closed off and an air ambulance has been seen nearby. car clifford is believed to have been part of the british army for a short period. two years ago. residents who live close to the murder scene itself have described the incident as tragic and disturbing . well, in tragic and disturbing. well, in other news today, sir keir starmer has said he wants to use the nato summit in washington

this evening, i've got peter hitchens , and i've got peter hitchens, and i've got peter hitchens, andectual, but also very feisty indeed. of course, we're going to be leading the show with an update on this manhunt for this triple killer. we've seen the police swarming into the cemetery. we're going to be there outside, live right at the top of the show, but then we're going to get stuck into the debates of the day. should the reform party merge with the conservatives is that a good idea? what would nigel farage say? is it a recipe for disaster? there's huge amounts of tory infighting , as amounts of tory infighting, as we know, particularly between suella braverman and kemi badenoch. it's all going down on public, on public media, on social media, and of course , social media, and of course, lisa nandy in the labour party announcing that somehow the culture wars, the era of the culture wars, the era of the culture wars, the era of the culture wars is now over. is it really up to her to decide whether it's over? we'll discuss that too . that too. >> emily carver cannot wait for that.

because i was reading peter hitchens book, the cameron delusion , and he has this very delusion, andpoetic passage on why we should never have brought in the motorcar. and i start to think he's absolutely right. yeah, but i can't go for this safety thing or this climate emissions thing, which is the reason they cite. but i can go for sort of total, i mean, reversal going back, i remember seeing like traffic plans for removing, cars entirely from like, well, they've sort of done it around trafalgar square for instance. >> you know, it would be possible, but it very rarely works. it really becomes that kind of barcelona vibe . does it kind of barcelona vibe. does it in london. you know, when you get rid of cars instead, what you just get is a load of vagrants and pigeons milling about. >> we've got some of the safest roads in europe. we've got some of the best tech in our cars these days. you would imagine cars will get quicker. yeah. they're not. there was no episode of tomorrow's world where they did like four miles an hour. no. why are we going this way? >> well, it's entirely hosti