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and of course, waleses wokeist worrier kai wilshaw is here. he needs the money, he says. he says rachel reeves has a black hole to fill, which he's happy to do for her, and he has a new pronoun badge to buy when he's out on soho now. telly time addict alex armstrong is, of course, away. as you've probably guessed by now, he has issued a statement that we've got exclusively for you tonight. he says he's busy scheming how to make the saturday five, the saturday one, to which i have this to say. it really would be the saturday one with him at the helm, one viewer each week. but alex's schemes aren't the only sticky wicket we're facing tonight. our poll opens at 6 pm. and closes at 8:30 pm, with a special reveal at 845. you can vote yourself head to gbnews.com/poll to vote for your favourite of the five now, my friends, unlike starmer's back door into your iphone, there will be no covert skulduggery here. as ever, each panellist will get to make their arguments and then it's game on. expect things to escalate faster than inflation after a labour budget. and we want to hear fr

waleses wokeist warrior.he man who's never met a pronoun he wouldn't correct you on has jetted off to riyadh. and let's just say, i sincerely hope he left his latest iteration of the trans flag at home. because i'm not entirely sure that mohammed bin salman is as enthusiastic about gender inclusivity as he is about, well, other forms of discipline, shall we say. and who knows, if we're lucky, we might even get a live report from a saudi prison this time next week. a fear not still standing stiff as a board, ready to take on the left, upright, alert and at the ready position is everyone's favourite willie of oz will kingston. and to ensure things don't get too out of hand or in it, we've got our glamorous gp doctor renee on standby, ready to administer the necessary medical interventions, though i'd like to clarify. not that kind of intervention. paws off. and as ever, each of our punchy panellists will make their case. and then it's game on. things spiral faster than ed miliband blowing £22 billion of your mo

and of course, waleses wokeist worrier kai wilshaw is here. he needs the money, he says. he says rachel reeves has a black hole to fill, which he's happy to do for her, and he has a new pronoun badge to buy when he's out on soho now. telly time addict alex armstrong is, of course, away. as you've probably guessed by now, he has issued a statement that we've got exclusively for you tonight. he says he's busy scheming how to make the saturday five, the saturday one, to which i have this to say. it really would be the saturday one with him at the helm, one viewer each week. but alex's schemes aren't the only sticky wicket we're facing tonight. our poll opens at 6 pm. and closes at 8:30 pm, with a special reveal at 845. you can vote yourself head to gbnews.com/poll to vote for your favourite of the five now, my friends, unlike starmer's back door into your iphone, there will be no covert skulduggery here. as ever, each panellist will get to make their arguments and then it's game on. expect things to escalate faster than inflation after a labour budget. and we want to hear fr

. >> the waleses in wales, prince william and princess catherine william and princess catherine will vincent will visit pontypridd today ahead of saint david's day on saturday. >> an estimated 1.2 million people in the uk have an eating disorder. we're going to be heanng disorder. we're going to be hearing what experts are doing to raise awareness this week of people's struggles. >> retirement crisis young people are at risk of working forever, as pensions won't cover the cost of later life. >> and it's a british culinary staple. fish and chips. we're going to be meeting one young friar up there who's making sure that the industry stays alive. >> is young farmers that will keep the fish and chip industry alive. so it's us that has to keep it. so we have to maintain that and bring in new ideas. >> never too early for fish and chips. and in the sport, football. three clubs with a chance to make it into the top four last night, but only one tookit four last night, but only one took it close behind. in cricket, england play their controversial champions trophy against afghanistan game to