let's bring in security consultant paul sarnis.l, what is your reaction to all this anger towards the health care industry on display? and when does it cross a line into menacing, threatening speech? >> first of all, jake, thank you for having me. >> i mean, really, we saw this really take off during covid. i mean, covid, with all the misinformation that was out there and some of the mistrust and some of the positions that health care providers, insurance company, health care systems and so forth took on masking and vaccination, really just, i think, lit a fire for people to express their anger. >> um, and you know, this is a politically charged issue. and today the threat landscape has changed. i mean, years ago, it was threatening letters. now it's emails. or there's even organizations that are receiving threats to electronic medical records. so it's it's really just i think covid kind of was the spark that lit the fire. and i think people feel like they're just so frustrated and they're targeting, um, you know, the public facing

i know ed miliband's been talking about a bacon sarnie now, which is interesting. would say. now he wants to push all this green energy. he wants to push the windmills. sorry. the wind turbines. right. but have you seen that these wind turbines are going to be far bigger than previous wind turbines? now, we're not talking 200ft. we're now talking up to 800ft. and local councils, local people won't be able to object. >> have you seen the amount of steel needed for the foundations and the base of wind turbines? just tons and tons and tons of it. >> they're very impressive pieces of engineering, of course, which is why it's kind of cool to see them when they're being put together and in operation. but will they lower your household energy bills? that's the but this is the problem. >> ed miliband is struggling today, struggling today to say what happens when the wind isn't blowing, when the sun isn't shining? he's also being questioned over this £43,000 that's been spent on his office refurb or something like this, and lots of infighting as well with wes streeting over

than ever, with air fryers now recording conversations and the daily star has butty botherer give sarnies chance. those were your front pages. okay, so let's have a closer look at these. leo. let's start with the daily mail. >> so the daily mail has andrew. they're talking about prince andrew one day possibly king andrew. andrew is known china spy andrew. andrew is known china spy for ten years. the duke met this china spy in 2012 and only dropped him as a friend after he was rumbled. this. i sort of feel like we've been here before, but with paedophilia instead of spying for china. so, you know, prince andrew was friends with jeffrey epstein and then, you know, dropped him when he, you know, discovered that the girls he'd been partying with at the island were, in fact. >> well, i think at this stage, don't we have to.7 the guy is accused of spying, isn't he.7 i don't accused of spying, isn't he? i don't think that part is certain. is it? >> oh, yeah. they've got it. they've got it in quotation marks. so, you know, when they say china spy, it might not be a china spy, but he's being he's

the metro out to lunch and finally the daily star sarnie short of a picnic. kerry. hello.ou have a tie on. you're looking attractive. congratulations. merry christmas. what's the mail going with? what are you after? what are you after? what are you trying to get out of me? what do you want? >> will you give me like this before? >> will you give me a lift home? >> will you give me a lift home? >> okay. >> okay. >> yes. >> yes. >> it starts with a big thing at the top that says extreme treatments that really are stopping me. and in big letters, going bald. even though my wife doesn't care, which i'm not going to talk about at all. but i thought you might. >> i hate bald people. >> i hate bald people. >> yes. there you go. okay, so moving on. and also, there's a picture of sienna miller. she's an actress and she's wearing a bow tie, which gets front page news apparently these days. >> is she they them? i don't know. i don't know much about she really now just because she's wearing a bow tie. so that's the rules? >> no, she's on the front cover so they can use the pun and say