. —— jacob rees—mogg. i think he has got _ that. —— jacob rees—mogg.got to— that. —— jacob rees—mogg. i think he has got to present the party as a united _ has got to present the party as a united front and the disunity dog in the party— united front and the disunity dog in the party is — united front and the disunity dog in the party is making it virtually unelectable. the public do not vote for divided — unelectable. the public do not vote for divided parties and when of course — for divided parties and when of course you have an opposition that is pretty— course you have an opposition that is pretty united and has faced down its left—wing demons, then the challenge is all the greater for the prime _ challenge is all the greater for the prime minister to build the conservative party into a more united — conservative party into a more united oppositionjust might appeal to more _ united oppositionjust might appeal to more voters at the next election. is to more voters at the next election. is that _ to more voters at the next election. is that a _ to m

jacob rees-mogg, thank ou by-election. jacob rees-mogg, thank you very _ by-election.p now with the labour party gaining a seat from the conservatives with the majority of just over conservatives with the majority ofjust over 2000. hannah, thank you very much. you may have been kicked out by the time we get back to you, as they are clearing up around you, but thank you for your coverage there this evening. and if you'rejustjoining us, as hannah said, labour have won the kingswood by—election. let me give you a recap of the actual result now, so if you are just actual result now, so if you arejustjoining us... and here come the results. as we said, damien egan for the labour party has won the seat, and we can hopefully bring you those shortly. i can tell you he won with 11,176 votes. that just ahead, by 2501 results, of sam bromley from the conservative party. and then as we said, the reform party came in third with 2578. i have given the graphics machine a bit of a kick, so there you can see damien egan 11,176. labour win with 44.9% of the vote, the conservatives on 34

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.tack with a corrosive substance, but it makes a mockery of our asylum system as it emerges. he was convicted sex offender and claimed to be a christian to be granted refuge . but some have granted refuge. but some have suggested his asylum status is irrelevant. the free speech union has warned against diversity and inclusion proposals from the two main financial regulators , which financial regulators, which oversee thousands of british institutions . but this oversee thousands of british institutions. but this emerges as the labour party has announced it will extend the equality act and its much maligned effects of wokery . and maligned effects of wokery. and speaking of unaccountable and undemocratic institutions, today , we launched the popular conservatives , led by former conservatives, led by former prime minister liz truss , to prime minister liz truss, to counter this phenomenon and restore faith in genuine conservative policies. plus, the king was seen for the first time this

rees—mogg's house, 30 tory mithe in who jacob rees—mogg's house, 30 tory mithe in the who jacob rees—mogg'se in the hall who jacob rees—mogg's house, 30 tory mithe in the hall with who jacob rees—mogg's house, 30 tory mithe in the hall with us who jacob rees—mogg's house, 30 tory mithe in the hall with us were /ho in the in the hall with us were all that was there, but 30 but 30 there behind the closed doors. they raised lots money doors. they raised lots of money for group. will it do for this group. what will it do with money for me it's all with the money for me it's all about future and probably about the future and probably the election, the future. after the election, i looked the cheap i looked around in the cheap seats we were. nigel, seats where we were. nigel, i saw david cantini, a former aide to boris johnson. he's been involved with tory politics for 30 years. i saw john stratford, a guy who's redraughted the tory constitution. saw donors, lord constitution. i saw donors, lord michael ashcroft, you him michael ashcroft, you know him very candy. we'll very well, nick. candy. we'

so jacob rees-mogg was at the count last — majority.was at the count last night and he _ majority. so jacob rees-mogg was at the count last night and he said - majority. so jacob rees-mogg was at the count last night and he said the i the count last night and he said the majority here, 2500, not an impressive win, is thatjust spin? the majority depends on how many people _ the majority depends on how many people bought this was a low turnout because _ people bought this was a low turnout because it _ people bought this was a low turnout because it is a by—election but if look— because it is a by—election but if took at — because it is a by—election but if took at the — because it is a by—election but if look at the votes for reform uk and you add _ look at the votes for reform uk and you add them on top of the conservative vote, he was trying to say that _ conservative vote, he was trying to say that gets you more votes than labour— say that gets you more votes than labour but — say that gets you more votes than labour but it does not r

. —— jacob rees—mogg. i think he has got to— that. —— jacob rees—mogg.c do not vote for divided — unelectable. the public do not vote for divided parties and when of course — for divided parties and when of course you have an opposition that is pretty— course you have an opposition that is pretty united and has faced down its left—wing demons, then the challenge is all the greater for the prime _ challenge is all the greater for the prime minister to build the conservative party into a more united — conservative party into a more united oppositionjust might appeal to more _ united oppositionjust might appeal to more voters at the next election.

i'm jacob rees—mogg . this state rees—mogg.ion. and if you listen carefully to the weather forecast, you will find that there bluebirds over the there will be bluebirds over the mendip tomorrow in mendip hills tomorrow in somerset weather gets somerset as the weather gets better better . a brighter better and better. a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me. annie from the met office will be a foggy start for some of us tomorrow , but it for some of us tomorrow, but it should stay dry across eastern areas, but through the evening we'll see a weather front push into southeast. so that's into the southeast. so that's when the greatest when there's the greatest risk of of across of a chance of rain across southeastern areas. behind it, though, turn much though, it will turn much clearer. cloud and rain clearer. so some cloud and rain through this across the through this evening across the southeast , el

i'm jacob rees—mogg . this state rees—mogg.ation. and if you listen carefully to the weather forecast, you will find that there bluebirds over the there will be bluebirds over the mendip tomorrow in mendip hills tomorrow in somerset weather gets somerset as the weather gets better better . a brighter better and better. a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me. annie from the met office will be a foggy start for some of us tomorrow , but it for some of us tomorrow, but it should stay dry across eastern areas, but through the evening we'll see a weather front push into southeast. so that's into the southeast. so that's when the greatest when there's the greatest risk of of across of a chance of rain across southeastern areas. behind it, though, turn much though, it will turn much clearer. cloud and rain clearer. so some cloud and rain through this across the through this evening across the southeast ,

that was a jacob rees-mogg- _ election. that was a jacob rees-mogg- l— election.orough by—election, which is the other one that we are waiting for. there you can see the stage is set up in the kettering leisure centre ready for that declaration to be made, which hopefully will be in the next little while. let me bring in our polling guru, sirjohn curtice, who has been with us all night. sirjohn, i wanted to pick up on the point that jacob rees—mogg was making about reform. they have done the best so far in terms of a by—election this parliament in kingswood, haven't they? that is correct- _ kingswood, haven't they? that is correct. hitherto, _ kingswood, haven't they? trust is correct. hitherto, reform's performances in by—elections have appeared to be rather anaemic. 0nly have appeared to be rather anaemic. only once or twice did they manage to save their deposit. now they are getting 10% for the vote for the first time, and putting on the kind of performance that suggests that what the opinion polls have been saying, which is support for reform has been going up

annunziata rees—mogg, neil pansh annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and andy macdonald.g stereotype, say campaigners andy, would you agree? >> i've met some very nasty old people and in fairness, you know, um, so i think, god, it must be a slow news day. honestly, if this is the stories that are filling up the papers, you know, this drug factory premiership, old premiership, this kind of old story, the school phone ban, i mean, neil, your sweet and mean, well, neil, your sweet and kind, you're not old. kind, but you're not old. >> i'm older, >> exactly. i'm getting older, aren't so i shall hope that aren't i? so i shall hope that somebody will call me sweet and kind. i think well kind. i mean, i think well preserved . preserved. >> i that west country air >> i think that west country air is kind complexion. is very kind on your complexion. >> got my mother's >> do you? i got my mother's skin, think, which i'm skin, i think, which i'm fortunate for, but seriously, i think , you know, if somebody is think, you know, if somebody is nice and sweet, can't we call them that ?

i'm jacob rees—mogg . this has been state rees—mogg.. the of the nation. i'm sure the weather somerset weather in somerset will be absolutely excellent as always. but in the meantime, um, saint peregrine , pray for us. and may peregrine, pray for us. and may the king be restored to good health. everyone from gb news wishes majesty a quick wishes his majesty a quick recovery. god save the king. amen. amen a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening, alex burkill here again with your latest gb news weather forecast. >> whilst for many, especially in the south, it's going to stay mild as we go into tomorrow. further north we some further north we have some colder air pushing its way southwards in southwards that's coming in behind which been behind a front which has been lingering scotland lingering across scotland for a little while now and has already brought significant rain. brought some significant rain. that persistent rain is that heavy, persistent rain is going to contin

i'm jacob rees—mogg . this has been state rees—mogg.. the of the nation. i'm sure the weather somerset weather in somerset will be absolutely excellent as always. but in the meantime, um, saint peregrine , pray for us. and may peregrine, pray for us. and may the king be restored to good health. everyone from gb news wishes majesty a quick wishes his majesty a quick recovery. god save the king. amen. amen a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening, alex burkill here again with your latest gb news weather forecast. >> whilst for many, especially in the south, it's going to stay mild as we go into tomorrow. further north we some further north we have some colder air pushing its way southwards in southwards that's coming in behind which been behind a front which has been lingering scotland lingering across scotland for a little while now and has already brought significant rain. brought some significant rain. that persistent rain is that heavy, persistent rain is going to contin

or is it called, uh, uh, rees—mogg dialogue ? i really uh, rees—mogg dialogue?ve played with your with your surname. um in which you have described how britain and its value and anti—semitism and every all of those are under threat. but you actually fail to recognise that muslims and islam is also part and parcel of britain and the european narrative , as it's been european narrative, as it's been developed over centuries. now. we want to stand together against all forms of bigotry , against all forms of bigotry, whether it is anti—muslim bigotry or whether it is anti—semitism or racism. so my point here is very simple. what we have seen in our country and in the world is unfortunately , in the world is unfortunately, rise of extremism from left right and centre and we need to stand together and fight it by creating a moderate narrative of inclusion. you don't bother me and i don't bother you. you and i belong to the same country we belong same history. and belong to the same history. and we like to create a space we would like to create a space for our children

louis rees—zammit talking to adam samuel there, and that is just about it from us. all the latest sports news, including the latest on that chelsea win over crystal palace over on the bbc sport websites at the usual place bbc.com, forward sports orfrom our app as well the bbc sports app. but that is just about it for me and the team here on sports day. thanks very much indeed for watching. we'll see you again next time. hello. we had a sunny start the week but tuesday is going to be different for us. relatively mild, but this is the outlook for the next few days. this is the picture across our neck of the woods, streaming in from the south—west so the air hasn't been all that mild over the uk but in the next few days we will see these warmer air masses stream in from the sub tropics so temperatures are expected to rise. here's the early morning forecast. wintry showers in scotland, pretty chilly as well with a touch of frost in the highlands. 5—6 c in the south of england. we can see this where the front approaching and behind it that warmer air streaming in which m

louis rees—zammit talking to adam samuel there, and that is just about it from us. all the latest sports news, including the latest on that chelsea win over crystal palace over on the bbc sport websites at the usual place bbc.com, forward sports orfrom our app as well the bbc sports app. but that is just about it for me and the team here on sportsday. thanks very much indeed for watching. we'll see you again next time. hello. we had a sunny start to the week, but tuesday is going to be very different for many of us. extensive cloud, outbreaks of rain and drizzle, but it is going to be relatively mild, and indeed this is the outlook for the next few days. now, let's have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods. weather systems gently streaming in from the southwest and the jet stream is generally just to the south of us. so the air hasn't been all that mild over the uk. but in the next few days we will see these warmer air masses streaming in almost from the subtropics. so temperatures are expected to rise, of course, not to subtropical values, but it

louis rees—zammit talking to adam samuel there, and that is just about it from us. get all the latest sports news, including the latest on that chelsea win over crystal palace over on the bbc sport website at the usual place bbc.com, or from our app as well the bbc sports app. but that is just about it for me and the team here on sports day. thanks very much indeed for watching. we'll see you again next time. hello. we had a sunny start to the week, but tuesday is going to be very different for many of us — extensive cloud, outbreaks of rain and drizzle — but it is going to be relatively mild, and indeed, this is the outlook for the next few days. now, let's have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods. weather systems gently streaming in from the south—west and the jet stream is generallyjust to the south of us. so the air hasn't been all that mild over the uk, but in the next few days we will see these warmer air masses streaming in almost from the subtropics. so temperatures are expected to rise — of course, not to subtropical values, but it will b

louis rees—zammit talking to adam samuel there, and that is just about it from us.ll the latest sports news, including the latest on that chelsea win over crystal palace over on the bbc sport websites at the usual place bbc.com, forward sports orfrom our app as well the bbc sports app. but that is just about it for me and the team here on sports day. here on sportsday. thanks very much indeed for watching. we'll see you again next time. hello. we had a sunny start to the week, but tuesday is going to be very different for many of us. extensive cloud, outbreaks of rain and drizzle, but it is going to be relatively mild, and indeed this is the outlook for the next few days. now, let's have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods. weather systems gently streaming in from the southwest and the jet stream is generally just to the south of us. so the air hasn't been all that mild over the uk. but in the next few days we will see these warmer air masses streaming in almost from the subtropics. so temperatures are expected to rise, of course, not to subtropic

now someone hoping to reach the nfl is former rugby union player louis rees zammit.wing shocked the rugby world last month when he announced he would be leaving the sport to pursue a career in the nfljust weeks before the start of the six nations. rees—zammit has moved to florida and started on a 10—week programme and he says he has big ambitions. i think ithink in i think in the back of my head i've always wanted to give it a go, but being a welshman, rugby from the age of six is like you have to play it. i absolutely love playing rugby and it was the sport i fell in love with from such a young age, but now i thought it was the perfect time to try and switch and ultimately try and make my dream a reality. it was the hardest decision of my life, by far. i had to sit down with my family and go through everything with them. and itjust came to me that it was just the right time in terms of age. if i did this in a couple of years, it would be too late for me and i wouldn't be able to pick up the game as quick as other people. i think now is the perfect time for me to giv

or is it called, uh, uh, rees—mogg dialogue ? i really uh, rees—mogg dialogue?hey have played with your with your surname. um in which you have described how britain and its value and anti—semitism and every all of those are under threat. but you actually fail to recognise that muslims and islam is also part and parcel of britain and the european narrative , as it's been european narrative, as it's been developed over centuries. now. we want to stand together against all forms of bigotry , against all forms of bigotry, whether it is anti—muslim bigotry or whether it is anti—semitism or racism. so my point here is very simple. what we have seen in our country and in the world is unfortunately , in the world is unfortunately, rise of extremism from left right and centre and we need to stand together and fight it by creating a moderate narrative of inclusion. you don't bother me and i don't bother you. you and i belong to the same country we belong same history. and belong to the same history. and we like to create a space we would like to create a space for our ch

a couple of people said, hello, rees—mogg, one of them at all.es—mogg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine gg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine flag, ne of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine flag, butf them waving a palestine flag, but it's been fine anyway , um, i'll it's been fine anyway, um, i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation and in somerset there is no chaos. there there is order. there is calm, there is order. standing orders are being followed and understanding orders. the sun will be shining tomorrow . tomorrow. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. good evening, i'm alex deakin, more wet and windy weather to come. particularly lively gusts tomorrow across parts of the south. we've seen plenty of rain today from this set of weather fronts. they are heading out into the north sea, but more following on but m

a couple of people said, hello, rees—mogg, one of them at all.g, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine gg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine flag, ne of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine flag, butf them waving a palestine flag, but it's been fine anyway , um, i'll it's been fine anyway, um, i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation and in somerset there is no chaos. there there is order. there is calm, there is order. standing orders are being followed and understanding orders. the sun will be shining tomorrow . tomorrow. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. good evening, i'm alex deakin, more wet and windy weather to come. particularly lively gusts tomorrow across parts of the south. we've seen plenty of rain today from this set of weather fronts. they are heading out into the north sea, but more following on but more ar

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. shakur azadi remains on the run after an alleged attack with a corrosive substance, but it makes a mockery of our asylum system as it emerges. he was convicted sex offender and claimed to be a christian to be granted refuge . but some have granted refuge. but some have suggested his asylum status is irrelevant. the free speech union has warned against diversity and inclusion proposals from the two main financial regulators , which financial regulators, which oversee thousands of british institutions . but this oversee thousands of british institutions. but this emerges as the labour party has announced it will extend the equality act and its much maligned effects of wokery . and maligned effects of wokery. and speaking of unaccountable and undemocratic institutions, today , we launched the popular conservatives , led by former conservatives, led by former prime minister liz truss , to prime minister liz truss, to counter this phenomenon and restore faith in genuine conservative polici

we have got sir jacob rees—mogg coming up in a moment. to say about lee anderson. oh well, at 8:00 or just after i will be saying exactly what i think about lee anderson, what he's been saying. >> the debate he's ignited and both sides of it, really what we have to worry about in terms of the threat from islamic terrorists , but also that not terrorists, but also that not all phraseology is perfect. so i'll be giving a balanced view, but i'll be coming down ultimately on one side and. >> very good, jacob. we look forward to that. well, folks, that's enough from me for florida for the day . um, i've florida for the day. um, i've got to go. i've got a meeting with a friend of mine. i'll tell you all about it tomorrow . you all about it tomorrow. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening . welcome to your >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb. news, weather update with me, annie, from the met office. it could be quite a cold and foggy start for some areas to

of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.avalny is dead after being poisoned. and then sent to a siberian gulag for the crime of exposing vladimir putin's corruption. but today, the former president of russia warned the pariah state will drop nuclear bombs on kyiv, berlin, london and washington if it were forced to return to its pre—war borders. this is a war for civilisation that we must win. but the foreign office is typically wet. britain's mass migration is in a state of crisis, as it has emerged that 1 in 4 foreign care workers, tens of thousands of people abuse uk visa rules after an inspection revealed visas were being issued to care homes that don't exist . to care homes that don't exist. fresh school guidance has been announced in an attempt to restrict smart telephones in the classroom . i've decided to do classroom. i've decided to do some focus testing on the rees—mogg household, with results being released shortly. plus a mighty win for tradition. hurrah as the once in decline full fat milk, which really means cr

we have annunciato rees—mogg , lord have annunciato rees—mogg, lord ranger and nigel nelson .n proved right? that multiculturalism has failed ? >> 7- >> no, i'm ?_ >> no, i'm not ? >> no, i'm not one of those 7 >> no, i'm not one of those who thinks multiculturalism has failed. i'm a i'm a success story, i believe, of multiculturalism. i'm second generation, born in britain . uh, generation, born in britain. uh, obviously parents came from east africa and grandparents from india . but we came we became india. but we came we became part of the country. there was a there was a challenge. and i think for many different cultures that arrived of ghettoisation, i think we had, uh, in the 50s, 60s, 70s, some serious challenges in britain about ghettoisation and whether multicultural were going to succeed. but the british dream has been shared. values is fairness and actually success for all. and that's been through economic success, cultural success and buying into what britain means. and i think there the comments about where we've had now a higher level of immigration coming in hav

i've got nunziata rees—mogg with me and laurie laybourne . but me and laurie laybourne. we get stuck in, let's cross live for tonight's latest news headlines . news headlines. >> michelle, thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the newsroom tonight is that the chancellor says there is light at the end of the tunnel. if the government sticks to plan, despite to its economic plan, despite the uk entering into recession, official figures show the economy shrank by 0.3% at the end of 2023 after similar contractions in the previous three months. that's the first time the uk's gdp has dropped since the first half of 2020. after the first covid lockdown . after the first covid lockdown. labour says the government is completely out of touch with people's reality. british gas owner centrica has renewed calls for a social tariff to allow people to pay less for their gas and electricity . it comes as new and electricity. it comes as new data reveals british gas benefited last year from being able to reclaim money lost dunng able to reclaim money lost during the

i'm jacob rees—mogg.et. tell you the secret of somerset. whether night, it is whether it rains at night, it is sunny in the the is sunny in the day. the grass is perfect and that's perfect and beautiful and that's why it's so good for the dairy industry. we such industry. and why we have such wonderful somerset . wonderful milk in somerset. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good evening to you. i'm alex burkill. here's your latest gb news. weather update. there will be a spell of wet windy for many wet and windy weather for many of tomorrow, but before that, of us tomorrow, but before that, we do have a relatively quiet night because night ahead. that's because we have the south have high pressure to the south of is keeping our of us, which is keeping our weather settled . that weather largely settled. that being said, a weak front is pushing eastwards pushing its way eastwards across scotland evening , pushing its way e

jacob rees—mogg claimed a low turnout.with our political correspondent ian watson. to everyone who has told me that they're willing to look at labour again, thank you for the opportunity. again, thank you for the opportunity-— again, thank you for the ouortuni . ., , ., opportunity. the conservative ma'ori opportunity. the conservative majority fell _ opportunity. the conservative majority fell by _ opportunity. the conservative majority fell by a _ opportunity. the conservative majority fell by a third - opportunity. the conservative majority fell by a third since l opportunity. the conservative l majority fell by a third since the general election. the conservative candidate was helen harrison. i will be back in fighting _ candidate was helen harrison. iyfi ii be back in fighting them for candidate was helen harrison. iw ii. be back in fighting them for the general election. she is the partner of peter bone, who was thrown out for allegations of bullying and misconduct, which she denies. party bosses were quick to blame h

sirjacob rees—mogg left. sir jacob rees—mogg reflects left.ng conservatives to turn out and vote an elderly couple are left in shock after receiving a letter from their local council , letter from their local council, attempting to force them out of their home to accommodate asylum seekers . seekers. >> we'll be speaking to them later on in the programme and sports news this morning. >> latest from india as england still tried to bowl the house out, jurgen klinsmann is fired as south korea manager and we'll have a new world champion in swimming . swimming. >> good morning. some of us will have a few showers today, but many places will stay largely dry and it is still going to be mild. i'll have the details shortly . shortly. >> morning to you. i'm stephen dixon and i'm ellie costello, and this is breakfast on gb news i >> -- >> well , emma >> well , what a >> well, what a night for the labour party . labour party. >> they've secured victory in two by elections. getting seats in the constituencies of wellingborough and kingswood. damian egan, f

it's jacob rees—mogg . og you?welcome you know, traditionally the rural areas very concerned of bits of lib dem and parts of the west country sort of west from where you are and further west, um, bits up in cumbria with the return of lib dem mps , even the return of lib dem mps, even the isle of ely and the east once did. but generally very conservative labour not really in with a shout and you know, you can question opinion polls but but but it's remarkable. now the polling companies are all coming up with very similar figures. so they could all be wrong. but i doubt it. this suggestion, this yougov poll suggesting that up to half of those seats could be at risk of going low . labour at the going low. labour at the election, which just seems impossible to believe. looking at the numbers now, there is an increase . in in vote for reform, increase. in in vote for reform, no question about that. they're up nine. but the real story isn't reform. the real story is a 17% rise for people saying they're prepared to vote.

now jacob rees—mogg next. forjoining me. now jacob rees—mogg next. jacob, rees—mogg is up next.t seems that , uh, your party in seems that, uh, your party in parliament just tearing each other to pieces over this lee anderson row. >> um, well , i anderson row. >> um, well, i don't think we're tearing ourselves to pieces. i mean, it's obviously not a good row to be having. i think lee has accepted that. he spoke clumsily . people like me feel clumsily. people like me feel that that is not a hanging offence. he's very popular within the party, all of us over a political career misspeak occasionally. i've certainly done it. you may not have done, but almost every mere mortals almost invariably do in a political career . and he said he political career. and he said he spoke clumsily . i think, spoke clumsily. i think, therefore we should welcome him back, forgive and forget. he's a very valuable asset to the conservative party and i'm afraid we don't want him to defecting to reform . defecting to reform. >> well , jacobs view that very, >> well, jacobs view that very, very clear , l

we have got sir jacob rees—mogg coming up in a moment.say about lee anderson. oh well, at 8:00 or just after i will be saying exactly what i think about lee anderson, what he's been saying. >> the debate he's ignited and both sides of it, really what we have to worry about in terms of the threat from islamic terrorists , but also that not terrorists, but also that not all phraseology is perfect. so i'll be giving a balanced view, but i'll be coming down ultimately on one side and. >> very good, jacob. we look forward to that. well, folks, that's enough from me for florida for the day . um, i've florida for the day. um, i've got to go. i've got a meeting with a friend of mine. i'll tell you all about it tomorrow . you all about it tomorrow. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening . welcome to your >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb. news, weather update with me, annie, from the met office. it could be quite a cold and foggy start for some areas tomorr

on state of the nation rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.t's the latest blunder of our benefit system. convicted nottingham killer valdo calocane is eligible for universal credit payments . of up to £360 a month. payments. of up to £360 a month. that's more than £4,000 a year paid by you. surely it's time for an overhaul of our benefit system. last week in scunthorpe , system. last week in scunthorpe, a woman seemingly predicted the future when she me, really future when she asked me, really told me to discuss nhs dentistry, dentists are being offered £20,000 to work in nhs crisis areas. i'll be conferring with former health secretary to john major stephen dorrell, former home secretary suella braverman has called for greater ministerial powers to be granted in order to prohibit extremist marches and those glorifying terror and jihad. but do you defend freedom by banning things? plus are the great mr bean should he take the credit for poor sales in the electric car market? well, the short answer is no. it's because they're rubbish . but the

now jacob rees—mogg next. forjoining me. now jacob rees—mogg next. jacob, rees—mogg is up next.ems that , uh, your party in seems that, uh, your party in parliament just tearing each other to pieces over this lee anderson row. >> um, well , i anderson row. >> um, well, i don't think we're tearing ourselves to pieces. i mean, it's obviously not a good row to be having. i think lee has accepted that. he spoke clumsily . people like me feel clumsily. people like me feel that that is not a hanging offence. he's very popular within the party, all of us over a political career misspeak occasionally. i've certainly done it. you may not have done, but almost every mere mortals almost invariably do in a political career . and he said he political career. and he said he spoke clumsily . i think, spoke clumsily. i think, therefore we should welcome him back, forgive and forget. he's a very valuable asset to the conservative party and i'm afraid we don't want him to defecting to reform . defecting to reform. >> well , jacobs view that very, >> well, jacobs view that very, very clear , ladie

of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.lny is dead after being poisoned. and then sent to a siberian gulag for the crime of exposing vladimir putin's corruption. but today, the former president of russia warned the pariah state will drop nuclear bombs on kyiv, berlin, london and washington if it were forced to return to its pre—war borders. this is a war for civilisation that we must win. but the foreign office is typically wet. britain's mass migration is in a state of crisis, as it has emerged that 1 in 4 foreign care workers, tens of thousands of people abuse uk visa rules after an inspection revealed visas were being issued to care homes that don't exist . to care homes that don't exist. fresh school guidance has been announced in an attempt to restrict smart telephones in the classroom . i've decided to do classroom. i've decided to do some focus testing on the rees—mogg household, with results being released shortly. plus a mighty win for tradition. hurrah as the once in decline full fat milk, which really means cream

of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .party, the socialists are running out of ideas as it's set to abandon its flagship green spending policy of £28 billion a yeah spending policy of £28 billion a year. but surely, if even sir keir starmer can see the problem with green policies, then the prime minister should go further and remove more of those costs. did you know that inanimate regions of the united kingdom could be racist and colonial? well, that's exactly what a new report from a charity umbrella group is alleging . isn't it group is alleging. isn't it strange groups set up for strange that groups set up for people from the countryside by people from the countryside by people from the countryside, are accusing the countryside of being ? and are the being racist? and are the quangos up from their quangos waking up from their slumber of bureaucratic groupthink? well, the obr boss has suggested hold on to your seats, that we ought to cut benefits and kerb mass migration, for and once, someone unked migration, for and onc

i'm jacob rees—mogg.merset. tell you the secret of somerset. whether night, it is whether it rains at night, it is sunny in the the is sunny in the day. the grass is perfect and that's perfect and beautiful and that's why it's so good for the dairy industry. we such industry. and why we have such wonderful somerset . wonderful milk in somerset. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good evening to you. i'm alex burkill. here's your latest gb news. weather update. there will be a spell of wet windy for many wet and windy weather for many of tomorrow, but before that, of us tomorrow, but before that, we do have a relatively quiet night because night ahead. that's because we have the south have high pressure to the south of is keeping our of us, which is keeping our weather settled . that weather largely settled. that being said, a weak front is pushing eastwards pushing its way eastwards across scotland evening , pushing its w

of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .our party, the socialists are running out of ideas as it's set to abandon its flagship green spending policy of £28 billion a yeah spending policy of £28 billion a year. but surely, if even sir keir starmer can see the problem with green policies, then the prime minister should go further and remove more of those costs. did you know that inanimate regions of the united kingdom could be racist and colonial? well, that's exactly what a new report from a charity umbrella group is alleging . isn't it group is alleging. isn't it strange groups set up for strange that groups set up for people from the countryside by people from the countryside by people from the countryside, are accusing the countryside of being ? and are the being racist? and are the quangos up from their quangos waking up from their slumber of bureaucratic groupthink? well, the obr boss has suggested hold on to your seats, that we ought to cut benefits and kerb mass migration, for and once, someone unked migration, for and

the tory mpjacob rees mogg blamed a low turnout. here is ian watson.in a bad night for the party bosses were quick to blame him for the scale of the defeat. the result here in kingswood for labour was perhaps a bit less spectacular than it was in wellingborough and there was no underlying scandal or controversy. but in some ways this result could be more significant because in this seat�*s 50 year history, the party that usually wins in kingswood also wins the general election. here. labour activists were celebrating the fact that an 11,000 conservative majority have been transformed into majority of more than 2000 for them. the hard work starts now. from today still hasn't quite sunk in because there's been so much happening. winning candidate damien egan said the issue's on the doorstep with the state of the nhs and the cost of living. key themes for the general election too. some voters here in kingswood had been on a politicaljourney and said they were looking for a new direction. i think generally people are looking for change and who knows? it mi

go back to when jacob rees—mogg the when jacob rees—mogg was in the cabinet. a big push to when jacobd. a big push to when jacob rees—mogg was in the caband get a big push to when jacob rees—mogg was in the caband get civil a big push to when jacob rees—mogg was in the caband get civil servants;h to when jacob rees—mogg was in the caband get civil servants to to try and get civil servants to come desks, rather come back to their desks, rather than this working from home culture where there isn't the same level of oversight , there same level of oversight, there isn't accountability isn't the same accountability and we could see it all going a bit wrong back then , over a year bit wrong back then, over a year ago. and i think the civil service has been captured into this mindset. they're expecting a change of government. they're holding out for that. hopefully the electorate will give them a surprise and conservatives will be returned to form the next government . however, people need government. however, people need their services now. they need their services now. they need their gov

, know your rees—mogg, i know he's your brother. paint you with brother.face the same brush, but he is a face of popcorn movement. whilst of the popcorn movement. whilst we're on popcorn, know, he we're on popcorn, you know, he was secretary for was business secretary for a short a short time, but he was business secretary do you think short a short time, but he was blhisess secretary do you think short a short time, but he was blhisess sechady do you think short a short time, but he was blhisess sechad lasted ou think short a short time, but he was blhisess sechad lasted longerk if his tenure had lasted longer he worked with the he wouldn't have worked with the wef world economic forum wef with world economic forum based davos? wef with world economic forum basid davos? wef with world economic forum basi don't avos? wef with world economic forum basi don't think he would be >> i don't think he would be saying this if he thought that was good but do you was a good idea, but do you think he would have worked with them, with them and them, working with them

i have gone rees—mogg. well, gone for peter rees—mogg. well, i'm it? i'm peter, get it?t's the prime minister, >> it's the prime minister, rishi sunak, is who was rishi sunak, who is who was warned police that mob rule is replacing the democratic order. the same prime minister who sacked suella braverman for warning about the mob rule. >> mark riley , the head of the >> mark riley, the head of the met uh, this report met police. uh, this report today wayne couzens. how today into wayne couzens. how many there? we've many others are there? we've seen the front pages. seen this on the front pages. this guy should sorted this guy should have sorted the vetting procedure months ago. he's saying they're still at he's now saying they're still at the the lower end of that. the at the lower end of that. >> let me get mine in. so it's jeremy hunt who is he is contemplating this absolutely awful. he's contemplating delaying victims delaying payouts to the victims of the blood scandal so he can cut at cut taxes at all. >> absolute shockers. it must be said today's winner is sir mar

former rugby union player louis rees—zammit.a career in the nfl. he's moved to florida, started on a 10—week programme and he says he has big ambitions — he's been speaking to adam samuel. i had to sit down with my family and go through everything with them. itjust came to me that it was just the right time in terms of age. i think if i did this in a couple of years, it would be too late for me and i wouldn't be able to pick up the game as quick as other people but i think now is the perfect time for me to give this a go and i love challenging myself so, why not do it now? how was your transition from rugby to american football? what had been the easiest and most difficult aspects? i think training isjust completely different. using different muscles that you wouldn't use in rugby. the soreness is different. in general, because it is a ten—week camp and i'm having to learn the sport in ten weeks, it is so intense and it is something different and i'm absolutely loving it. i would probably say the most challenging thing is how mu

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ative government has once again reached for the spool of red tape and is set to bring in even more planning regulations for britain's homeowners. the restrictive planning system is the of britain's housing the cause of britain's housing crisis, the solution . after crisis, not the solution. after yesterday's news revealing 1 in 4 foreign care workers breaches their visa rules, this afternoon, the government sacked the chief border inspector, who revealed the story . but 13 revealed the story. but 13 similar reports remain unpublished. the culture secretary has warned against the burgeoning phenomenon of trigger warnings for victims. so far have been james bond, roald dahl have been james bond, roald dahl, even william shakespeare and pg. wodehouse. heaven help us. but will woke publishers take any notice? plus special investigations editor at the daily mail , investigations editor at the daily mail, sue reed, has revealed the extent of child conversions to islam in the uk. but isn't th

i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has said nation and has been said to the nation and the in somerset.ing hallelujahs. >> outlook with boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again and welcome to the latest forecast from the met office. i'm aidan mcgivern cold in the north for the next 24 hours. mild and wet in the south in between the risk of disruptive snow in places. here's the setup. as we end the day, we've got clear spells across northern parts of the uk. further snow showers into the north of scotland, a widespread frost out across many parts of northern england, scotland and northern ireland. but further south, rain , wind and milder air south, rain, wind and milder air arrives into parts of south wales southern england. some heavy and persistent rain . first heavy and persistent rain. first thing mild air in the south clashes with cold air further north. the band of rain in between turns increasingly wintry as we go through thursday morning . so across mid and north morning. so across mid and north wales, parts of north midlands in

our man jake rees—mogg. and this is state of the nation.n discussing the seemingly unstoppable tide of diversity, eqtu unstoppable tide of diversity, equity and inclusion . and once equity and inclusion. and once again, you've been sending in your mail. mmogs neil says please, please, please tell your ill informed guest that there is equal pay already. ill informed guest that there is equal pay already . and tiana equal pay already. and tiana says on diversity proposals marxism jacob, it's marxism destroying capitalism . that's destroying capitalism. that's it. and steven, i don't think anyone, any company, anywhere has the right to insist that anyone has to attend any course. not directly involved with their job. i certainly would not attend any course trying to indoctrinate me in their beliefs . well, thank you for those. they are always valuable, interesting, informative part of the program. today i had the program. earlier today i had the program. earlier today i had the pleasure of attending and speaking at the popular conservatives or

it's jacob rees—mogg . og you? it's jacob rees—mogg.aditionally the rural areas very concerned of bits of lib dem and parts of the west country sort of west from where you are and further west, um, bits up in cumbria with the return of lib dem mps , even the return of lib dem mps, even the isle of ely and the east once did. but generally very conservative labour not really in with a shout and you know, you can question opinion polls but but but it's remarkable. now the polling companies are all coming up with very similar figures. so they could all be wrong. but i doubt it. this suggestion, this yougov poll suggesting that up to half of those seats could be at risk of going low . labour at the going low. labour at the election, which just seems impossible to believe. looking at the numbers now, there is an increase . in in vote for reform, increase. in in vote for reform, no question about that. they're up nine. but the real story isn't reform. the real story is a 17% rise for people saying they're prepared to vote. labour in rural engl