the eu referendum campaign saw the great debate, organised by the bbc at wembley arena.s thursday can be our countries independence day. borisjohnson and sadiq khan were among the two teams of debaters, representing the leave and remain campaigns. there was also a second stage, where a panel of ten people represented voices beyond the official campaigns. all seven uk parties were back on the stage for the 2017 general election — but not theresa may. she chose not to take part in this bbc debate, sending the then home secretary, amber rudd, in her place. but, with so many voices taking part, the politicians sometimes struggled to make themselves heard. joining me now to discuss this is former editor in chief at itn and the relic of course, he's now a board member of the channel 4. did you attempt to get a wii debate that itn? i tried and failed many times. that is is, you haven't got a debate on mice the debate with turnovers they've all the cards. if they've all the cars. if they didn't turn up for the debate, there would be a debate. that talk about what has happened in

the eu referendum campaign saw the great debate, organised by the bbc at wembley arena.oices beyond the official campaigns. all seven uk parties were back on the stage for the 2017 general election — but not theresa may. she chose not to take part in this bbc debate, sending the then home secretary, amber rudd, in her place. but, with so many voices taking part, the politicians sometimes struggled to make themselves heard. joining me now to discuss this is former editor in chief at itn and the relic of course, he's now a board member of the channel 4. did you attempt to get a wii debate that itn? i tried and failed many times. that is is, you haven't got a debate on mice the debate with turnovers they've all the cards. if they've all the cars. if they didn't turn up for the debate, there would be a debate. that talk about what has happened in this case. the busy debate, the one that didn't happen, why didn't it happen? we don't have all the details. as i understand it, the offers from itv and bbc were quite similar. there would be a head—to—head section and then a other

arena last night. after the fight whyte called for a rematch with world champion anthonyjoshua — who he hopes to face at wembleyshua, who was watching at ringside, says he would prefer to take on either deontay wilder or tyson fury. joshua's talking rubbish, man. talking rubbish. i am not going to sit around and wait for him. i'm not going to waste four months of my career waiting for him, seeing what he is doing. i haven't got time to do that. my career needs to progress. there's fighters that wait two years, wait to hear, wait for the call. i can't do that. time is ticking. josh warrington retained his ibf featherweight world title belt with a thrilling points win over carl frampton at the manchester arena. warrington got the better of the former champion frampton from the very first round but somehow the northern irishman managed to stay on his feet right up to the end. virtually from the first bell the crowd were on their feet and it was nonstop action for 36 minutes for the 12 three—minute rounds and it was just about boxing as good as it gets. it was absolutely fabulous. i have been ringside for many year

arena last night. whyte lost to joshua three years ago but wants a rematch after last night's victory. joshua is due to fight someone next april at wembleyld be his preferred choice for a unification fight. joshua's talking rubbish, man. talking rubbish. i am not going to sit around and wait for him. i'm not going to waste four months of my career waiting for him, seeing what he is doing. i haven't got time to do that. my career needs to progress. there's fighters that wait two years, wait to hear, wait for the call. i can't do that. time is ticking. there was a world title fight in manchester last night as josh warrington retained his ibf featherweight belt. it was a thrilling points win over carl frampton. warrington got the better of the former two weight champion frampton from the very first round but somehow the northern irishman managed to stay on his feet right up to the end. and have no pressure. don't get me wrong. everyone has doubts but once i get into the building, i won't get beat. something comes over me and i'll do anything to win, absolutely anything to win. i get this energy from somewhere. i train hard in the gym, itrai