Welcome to an earlier than usual edition of Tiski Sao. We're going live at 6 p.m.

and so you have a chance to watch the football at 7 p.m. if you are so inclined.

Lots of important stories for you tonight. Nurse is going on strike,

Elon Musk going really far right on the platform he now owns and a pretty outrageous story about

PPE and Michelle Mone. If you don't know who she is, you will know by the end of this evening.

To guide me through all of these stories, I'm joined by Aaron Bustani. How are you doing Aaron?

How excited are you about England versus USA? I'm good, I'm very happy. I just want to say

Michael if I'm particularly boring today. It's because I'm on day three of my no caffeine journey.

Sicker hashtag in there if you want. I'm on like valium and codine or something,

but no, that's no caffeine, that's fine. Similar, similar effects, but no, I was suitably

boosted by watching Iran Wales earlier today and I hope that England, USA will keep me awake

into the later hours of Friday evening. Very good. Learning any promises can be made first story.

Nurses in England, Northern Ireland and Wales are going on strike in the biggest

war count in the history of the NHS. General Secretary of the Royal College of Nurses Pat Cullen

appeared on BBC Breakfast to explain why. Not a single nurse that is coming on duty as we speak

or trying to put petrol into their car to go and visit their patients in the community that wants

to be walking out on their patients. That's the first thing. So I have tried now for two weeks,

multiple occasions to get the government at Westminster to listen to the voice of our members.

But that has fallen on deaf ears and as a result they have chosen, they have chosen strike

over listening to our nursing staff. So unfortunately we've been pushed to the position of having

to issue two dates per strike right in the middle of December. When our nurses will stand on

picket lines losing a day's pay on both occasions and when they cannot afford it, but they will

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