editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the visiting professor staffordshire professor at staffordshire universityood university, tom buick. good evening, both of evening, gentlemen, to both of you. know the drill as well, you. you know the drill as well, don't you, on this programme, it's not just about us. it's very much about you guys at home. what's on mind home. what's on your mind tonight? lots i want to tonight? i've got lots i want to talk about. i want to talk to you about. i want to talk to you about. i want to talk about kids assaulting their teachers. what's going on there? uh also, these kind of robocop teachers. what's going on there? uh isupermarketsd of robocop teachers. what's going on there? uh (supermarkets. have obocop teachers. what's going on there? uh (supermarkets. have youzop and supermarkets. have you seen them? they good idea or them? are they a good idea or a breach privacy? one has breach of privacy? that one has got of people talking. nhs got a lot of people talking. nhs coming a second as well. coming up in a second as well. and i know this is controversial, but i do

very well aware that at great universities like the university of birmingham, for example , and of birmingham, for example, and keele and staffordshirehey're quite whatever, they're quite dependent in some respects on foreign students . but do we have foreign students. but do we have to bring along all their relatives? no, we don't , and relatives? no, we don't, and that's why we're changing the law there too. we have to cut down on immigration simply because if we have too much, then all our services like gp's and all the rest of it are, and hospitals are all going to be overstretched . overstretched. >> well, so, michael, i'm afraid thatis >> well, so, michael, i'm afraid that is all we have time for this afternoon. but thank you very much for talking through those big, big issues and big votes last night in parliament. could chat all day to sir michael fabricant , couldn't we? michael fabricant, couldn't we? >> but after the break we will be live in belfast because a whopping 170,000 public sector workers are taking to the picket line in protest at the freezing of their pay increases in the freezing weather. now this is good after