It's Friday, so welcome to another one of our live Clubland Q&As. Mark is tending to his health and upcoming legal battles right now, so his Canadian compatriot Andrew Lawton has been jimmying studio door to grab the host's chair and field your questions, starting right here at the slightly belated hour of 4pm North American Eastern or 9pm UK time.

Whether you're interested in Canada's recognition of a Nazi veteran in the House of Commons, GB News' reminder that it's uninterested in free speech, or something else, send your question along any time between now and the end of the show using the comment section below.

If you dislike one of Andrew's answers to an earlier question, feel free to share that too and he'll try to tackle the objections as the show progresses.

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The fun begins at 4pm North American Eastern time/0pm British Summer Time.

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