michelle brazier, yusef and scarlett mccgwire remain alongside you.alking about whether or not you should essentially be banned from smoking outside in places like beer gardens and suchlike. we've got very different opinions from the panel here. a couple of you guys have been in touch about the same issue. what you're saying is, if all of this is apparently about removing or releasing burden on the nhs, what you're asking is why stop at cigarettes then? if this is your strategy, why not focus on alcohol? why not focus on food consumption because of obesity and what that costs the nhs? and so on. so where do you draw the line then? in fact, actually you're in favour of it. so i'll start with you. where do you draw the line? i think that we on obesity actually that we need to talk to the manufacturers and, and what happened was that when there was going to be a sugar tax on drinks, they brought down the amount of sugar in drinks. >> it was great. there was no tax. >> nobody had. great. did you ever try things like the new taste lucozade or whatever it w

scarlett mccgwire and claire muldoon, who have been with me the whole show. they've got.s safe to watch, but they were great panellists weren't they? but we have another wonderful panel with me and this one is daniel mason. with all your showbiz news, i feel like we need a drum roll for you there, daniel. daniel, what do you want to start with? well, the story that everyone is talking about and i'm completely befuddled by it. molly—mae and tommy . tommy. >> yeah, we have to talk about molly—mae and tommy fury because it's just all over the news at the moment. >> it's everywhere. yes, and i think the reason for this is , is think the reason for this is, is because it's such an endearing story. you've got a girl from a middle class family here that's got with the travelling boy from the traveller background, both very good looking people. >> i know that beautiful people, 25 years old, they've got 9 million in the bank. >> i'm putting them. they're the new posh and becks or with the royal stance. >> we were saying that they were maybe a bit like their stories, a bit like dia

what's making the news with paula london and scarlett mccgwire. o them right after this before we hear from scarlett and paula, let's have a look at the front pages. we have the times , front pages. we have the times, first of all, leading with rail attacks on women doubling in the past few years as more than a third say they've had some form of sexual harassment and it that's an interesting one. we'll talk about that , yeah. very talk about that, yeah. very shortly. daily mail, the daily mail goes with sir keir starmer being told to get a grip of work shy britain, with 9.4 million people currently unemployed. >> also, there's a picture of music superstar taylor swift, and if anybody for her big shows and if anybody for her big shows and if anybody has a ticket available for miss ellie here, let me know please. gbnews.com/yoursay two. preferably in a good section, but beggars can't be choosers. >> will you bring him with you? how much are you prepared to pay for it? >> well, not a lot. this is the problem. i just had a look. there's some going for

us the rioters cowards, joining us now to discuss those stories and more, clare muldoon and scarlett mccgwireou mccgwire, very good to see you both. let's talk about the child rioters. first of all, claire, what's your take on this? >> absolutely disgusted . i'm >> absolutely disgusted. i'm absolutely disgusted that any child would be motivated or allowed to do anything like this. i know it's summer holidays, right? but this isn't any form of fun. this is absolutely disgusting on on so many levels, but these kids, what hope do they have? what hope do they have when they've been brought up in in an environment as hostile as their parents? obviously thinking this is the route to take. i just can't believe it . i cannot can't believe it. i cannot believe anyone would be motivated to riot, let alone allowing your child to think that if a child as young as 11 is attending a riot, the parents should also face some sort of yes, absolutely, absolutely . yes, absolutely, absolutely. because there's their responsibility. the child is their responsibility. the child is a child in the eyes of the law and

i still have former labour adviser scarlett mccgwire and journalist clare muldoon. thought when people were saying, right, the smoking ban . and look, my dad smoking ban. and look, my dad died of lung cancer, so i completely understand the debate around this that needs to be had.et around this that needs to be had. et cetera. et cetera. but then people are going, oh, be honest, don't worry about that . honest, don't worry about that. and then it'll be the fast food. and then it'll be the fast food. and i'm thinking, no, don't be silly. of course it won't. and this morning in the newspapers, we have our own ministers could bnngin we have our own ministers could bring in minimum alcohol pricing as part of the government's pubuc as part of the government's public health drive. >> yeah, and what a story. and number 10 says no. and we still say it might happen. i mean, when the story came about pub banning smoking in pub gardens. keir keir , i mean the prime keir keir, i mean the prime minister said yes, we are considering it. now they say they're not considering minimum

scarlett mccgwire. adviser. scarlett mccgwire. >> good morning to you.ing is there from nigel farage because what we had 526 people arrive on boats. on tuesday we've had 20,000 so far this year. we're not hearing anything from the prime minister. and that's exactly what nigel farage is sort of getting at, that when the prime minister is in berlin, as he has been, and i think he's going off to france to sort of talk about closer ties with the eu and how much of a, you know , how much, much of a, you know, how much, cooperation that needs to be done on, on many fronts, alongside giving a speech outside in the garden of number 10, which is all doom and gloom, not one single mention of the biggest crisis that i think many people in this country feel that it is, which is illegal migration. >> well, he mentioned it yesterday with olaf scholz, didn't he? but it only in passing really saying he's going to smash the gangs, smash the gangs. >> and that's that's all we've heard, that's all we've heard and that's all we heard throughout the election campaign. >> so

scarlett mccgwire, thank you very much. thanks, scarlett. thank you.dinburgh getting ready for his fringe festival appearance. hopefully he'll be wearing a kilt. i hope this is britain's news on gb >> welcome back. 1049 ben and nana with you on britain's newsroom on gb news. now let's check in on our very own andrew pierce, who's in edinburgh for the fringe festival . andrew, the fringe festival. andrew, where are you? where's your kilt ? where are you? where's your kilt? we want to see the kilts. >> well, i'm not wearing a kilt because i simply don't have the legs for it, let me tell you. but i'm at one of the most remarkable spots in edinburgh. a top. the castle rock, edinburgh castle, one of the most visited sites in the whole of europe. and i'm with the chief executive, jason barrett of edinburgh royal military tattoo. it is the most popular military music festival in the world. why? >> well, i think firstly we've been around the longest 74 years and we're excited to celebrate our 75th next year. so that's the first thing. and we just bnng the firs