pollster and director at jl partners, scarlett mccgwire , broadcaster scarlett mccgwire, broadcasterce holdsworth and former conservative special adviser and chief of staff to nadhim zahawi james price. and candice, what do you feel about this? first of all, do you think that these remarks might be influential, for example, about kemi badenoch? >> well, from what i. from what. >> well, from what i. from what. >> i've heard, people aren't quite sure about her approach that she's taking. you know, the sort of easy as it goes. we've got time. let's take time to diagnose. others are saying, actually, events are moving really fast. they're looking to america, where donald trump has come in with elon musk in the silicon valley ethos of move fast and break things. and they're saying, we want that here. we want that level of system disruption. and i don't think it's just on the conservative right as well. people i've spoken to in labour are also saying the same thing, that actually the system is broken and we need to do something about it. and what has surprised me totally is people who i kn

and alongside him we've got scarlett mccgwire, the former labour advisor. welcome back.thank you. and if you're sitting there thinking what is a great british pack, well guess what, you should have tuned in the other day because he explained it at length, didn't you? >>i you? >> i did, thank you. you're very, very welcome. >> all of you are very welcome tonight. what is on your mind? you can join the conversation all the usual ways. email me gb views @gbnews. com go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay or tweet or text me or follow me. take me with you. let me do a bit of stalking in your eardrums because of course we are on dab+ radio. what a treat! but look. top story of the day. there's been many people debating and discussing a ruling that came in today, and the impact that it potentially has on police officers. some people are calling it a very dark day for policing. well, let's cross live then, shall we? to our home. and security editor mark white. mark, bring us up to speed with what exactly has happened. >> well, this is an issue around the metropolitan police and o

michelle dewberry dewbs& co gb07 ben habib scarlett mccgwire alongside me.en this to you, ben habib. we've just been hearing there then about these new changes when it comes to policing and the ease at which a police force would be able to get rid of a potential wrong'un. >> well, i think it is a dark day for the police. you know, if we are to trust the police with policing the nation, we have to trust them with policing their own organisation and actually the right to dismiss someone for whatever reason from an organisation has to be a much lower bar than a judicial process. you know, a police officer or indeed someone employed in private enterprise or any other of the public sector bodies has a duty to fulfil and their ability to fulfil and their ability to fulfil that duty has to be judged by their superiors. and if the superiors judge them, incapable of fulfilling that duty, whatever that duty is, then there has to be a mechanism by which to terminate their employment. this is not you can't go to trial every time you want to dismiss someone from employme