on the same day, the apostle andrew went to his brother simon peter. told him: “we have found the messiaheter joined the number of christ’s disciples. however, the apostles did not immediately devote themselves entirely to apostolic ministry. from the gospel we know that the brothers andrew and simon peter, as well as the brothers john and jacob, had to return to their usual occupation, fishing, for some time. some months later, the lord jesus christ, passing by lake galilee, saw them fishing and said: “follow me, i will make you boats of men.” then they left their boats and nets, and from that day on became constant disciples of christ. after the bright resurrection of christ, the ascension of the lord and the descent of the holy spirit. on his way , the first-called apostle endured many sorrows from the pagans, he was expelled from cities, humiliated, stoned, but he tirelessly preached to people about the savior. by prayers apostle, the lord performed miracles. through the labors of the holy apostle andrew , christian churches were established, in which he appointed bishops and priests.

. >> simon peter's house there. production set in the heart of texas. for writer and director dallas jenkins, the man behind the wildly popular faith-based series "the chosen." >> there will come a time when this will become far more difficult. when persecution is an ever present part of your ministry. when that time comes you will follow in my footsteps. >> reporter: in an era when studies show americans are less and less religious -- >> james, john, follow me. >> reporter: "the chosen" has had more than just a niche audience, says jonathan roumie, who plays jesus. >> we even got a letter from somebody from the church of satan that was, like, you know, i don't believe all this stuff necessarily, but you guys tell a really good story. i am like, if that guy is taking the time to write, like, what's going on in his world? >> reporter: while exact numbers are hard to pin down, producers claim more than 200 million people have watched the first three seasons. that's "game of thrones" kind of numbers. >> different ideas

is simon right, peter?y move away from the issue that melissa was rightly highlighting the under—representation of women in parliament? she was making the for case more women mps and instead of addressing that issue , rachel mclean chose to make a mockery of the way she looks and her gender identity . now, simon her gender identity. now, simon is absolutely right . there her gender identity. now, simon is absolutely right. there is an absolute distinction between women and trans women. they're not the same. one is based on chromosomal sex, the other is based on gender identity. they are different but equally valid. and i think we need to not confuse the two sex and gender identity are two different things, and my view is live and let live. >> paola, the kc , the cogs, um, >> paola, the kc, the cogs, um, rolling around . you want to come rolling around. you want to come back on that? >> it's a huge women's rights problem. >> yeah. and we have to address it as it is. so this type of men , they're stealing wom

is simon right, peter?y move away from the issue that melissa was rightly highlighting the under—representation of women in parliament? she was making the for case more women mps and instead of addressing that issue , rachel mclean chose to make a mockery of the way she looks and her gender identity . now, simon her gender identity. now, simon is absolutely right . there her gender identity. now, simon is absolutely right. there is an absolute distinction between women and trans women. they're not the same. one is based on chromosomal sex, the other is based on gender identity. they are different but equally valid. and i think we need to not confuse the two sex and gender identity are two different things, and my view is live and let live. >> paola, the kc , the cogs, um, >> paola, the kc, the cogs, um, rolling around . you want to come rolling around. you want to come back on that? >> it's a huge women's rights problem. >> yeah. and we have to address it as it is. so this type of men , they're stealing wom

she gets relatively few tough questions except for maybe peter doocy, simon and a hand full of otherssn't like to answer those tough questions which is the press secretary's role. they're supposed to spin things i get that but it shows. this is why you don't hire people based on certain characteristics outside of competency. she is the epitome of' dei hire. >> emily: let's be honest that binder is full of biden's doodles. >> tom: she has the binder full of answers yet repeating the same phrases over and over. >> tom: joey do you think we need this position anymore? >> joey: when you're doing a job that you're following kaylee mcenany you're not going to look good doing it. i work at fox but she's brilliant and is good at what she does. when she comes out with a binder it's full of gotcha responses and no one likes it. i have pity on this woman. she is a press secretary for president, she has i boss, that boss is the president. the president has a boss, that's the easter bunny, right? and so this man -- >> [laughter]]. >> joey: this man needs an easter bunny to tell him what's going on

and you so much, simon peter. and also you so much also norman, thank you so much for thoughts. do you think? gb views gb news. com i'm nana akua. this is gb coming up. we'll gb news coming up. we'll continue the great british continue with the great british debate asking debate this hour. i'm asking is our beyond our police force broken beyond repair ? the thoughts my repair? the thoughts of my panel repair? the thoughts of my panel, danny christine. but panel, danny and christine. but first, get your latest first, let's get your latest news sophia . news with sophia. >> thank you. now it's 433. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . thousands of people's newsroom. thousands of people's newsroom. thousands of people's new year's plans have been thrown into chaos after eurostar cancelled all trains to and from london. the company apologised after what it said was unprecedented flooding in a number of tunnels, including under the thames, up to 35,000 passengers have been affected, with many left stranded at london saint pancras station. some have taken to social media to vent th

she comes out there, she get s relatively few tough questions, except for maybe peter doocy, k simonnd a handful of others. and she doesn't like to answer those tough questions, which is the press secretaries role. they're supposed secre to spin things. i get that. but it shows and what thist a perfect example of why you don't hire people based on e certain characteristics outside of competency. >> she is the epitome of a d-i e hire. >> okay, but let's be honest. the binderpitomef' know is full of biden's doodles throughout the day. it was nothing serious. odles. >> well, that makes it evenshe worse. she's got the binder full of answers, and yet she's repeatinhas thnder fg thee over and over. joey, the do you even think that we need this kind of position anymore. >> you know, i mean, when your job is when you're doing a job that you're following kayleigh mcenanye fo, you're not going to look great doing it. >> i know. i work at fox, right? like you're she's brillian t fot te she's really good at what she does when she comes out with the binder. it's full of gotch out wita responses a

simon danczuk. he's back on the show for about the last 10th time. we've also got human rights campaigner peteron the show for the very first time. i've got paolo. diana is her first time on the show as well . she is podcast host and well. she is a podcast host and author. we're going to go back in the day with singer and songwriter lewis, and songwriterjona lewis, and joining me for on the pole is former glamour model nicola mclean. but first, let's get the latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> you're with gb news. i'm sam francis in the gb newsroom. the headunes francis in the gb newsroom. the headlines at seven. prince harry has said it's a great day for truth and accountability. that's as he was awarded more than £140,000 in damages over phone hacking claims against a tabloid newspaper group, the high court has ruled that there was extensive phone hacking by the mirror group newspapers between 2006 and 2011. in response , the 2006 and 2011. in response, the publisher says they apologise unreservedly for any historical wrongdoing . the judge also said wrongdoing. the judge also s

simon danczuk. he's back on the show for about the last 10th time. we've also got human rights campaigner peter

peters, mark dolan there. >> nana. there's polly as well. pip tomson, there's boris johnson, tino, there's portillo, martin anderson, of martin daubney lee anderson, of course , andrew pierce, simonave a look at my picture? yes oh, there we go. >> that's exactly like me. >> that's exactly like me. >> not scary at all. a little bit frightening. >> fresh as a daisy. >> fresh as a daisy. >> you're slightly taken in the morning. that was a morning hair colour. >> yes, well i was i was not on there. pardon i was not i'm not sure if you're on there you're gonna have to come on gb news more then we'll have you on there. >> some would say i'm on too much. >> these are, uh, ai generated images. i assume. have we? >> should we look at ben's? yes. let's have a look at ben. oh, there you go. goodness. much better looking . better looking. >> i look a bit ill. >> i look a bit ill. >> rather skinny, actually. you look like you need a good meal. >> i think that was a. they've used a picture from my australia gig where i was reporting on nigel's, stint, but nigel's, uh, jungle stint, but that's concerning. that's that's rather concerning. that's more halloween than more of a halloween picture th