you said in your speech that nishan habib was important to the next question, what are you nishan habib the art council to come up with a sign that we can give these old slaves as a medal of service, now definitely the medal of service that hazrat seyyed al-shohada himself gave to these dear ones, but we also pass. neko wanted to present these dear ones with an address. we were looking for a name to come up with a phrase . it is obvious from the name of pir gholam, well, he must be someone who has a long history, he must be old , we set the criteria as dear ones who are over 65 years old , we were thinking in the same way that we were looking for the companions of hazrat seyyed al-shahda named habib b. on this threshold named habib, with the art of my dear friend, mr. gholamrazreza mohammadi, who is also one of the prominent poets. we came to the name of habib hossein's badge. this badge was designed and produced by his artistry, and it was awarded to these dear ones last year, and this year, god willing, it will be awarded in the same way. thank you very much. thank you very much . dea

in this ceremony, 14 leaders of seyyed al-shahda majlis were honored with ehda nishan habib. even though his back was bent, he was old, but he said that he was never tired of working in imam hossein's organization . about 30 years, 35 years working for ahl al-bayt is not tiring . they started working as a servant in the delegation a long time ago. i started this work when i was 18 years old, 50 years old, about 40 i pour tea in the delegation since 40 years ago, there are groups of people in front of the timcheh market , they sing hymns and praises , and we welcome them. they consider this service as an honor for themselves . there is no greater pleasure than this. in imam hossein's majlis, when we enter through the door, we no longer recognize ourselves. it is the pride of a person. it's okay that in this demo, the rock machine can be able to serve, to be a servant, to do everything in hussain and in the household of ahl al-bayt, especially seyyed al-shahda, peace be upon him. whatever you do, it is called service and you should do service well. in the event of majnoon majno

in this ceremony, 14 veterans of seyyed al-shahda assembly were honored with habib badge. even though his back was bent and he was old, he said that he was not tired of working in imam hossein's apparatus. i was a servant of ahl al-bayt since my youth. how old is haja sir? khademi started working on the board a long time ago. i started this job when i was 18 years old. i am 50 years old . i have been pouring tea for about 40 years. in hayat , it has been 40 years. we welcome them no matter what it was imam hussain's guest's wish, we went according to his wish . they say that they serve in the ahl al-bayt majlis and consider this service as an honor for themselves. the pleasure is not higher than this. we enter imam hossein's majlis from which door. we don't know ourselves anymore. it is a person's honor to be in this place. rock the body to be able to serve. make a servant everything you do is in hussain and in the way of ahl al-bayt, especially seyyed al-shahda, peace be upon him. whatever you do, it's called service. and you should do your service in the best way in the

joint deputy leader of reform uk ben habib will be here to answer all. the former chancellor of the exchequer, kwasi kwarteng, will also be joining me in the studio. what does he make of michael gove's claim that liz truss will be to blame if the tories lose the election, and top pollster scarlett mccgwire will be here, with the gb news exclusive survey revealing our viewers latest voting intentions at the ballot box. once again, we've got a jam packed 90 minutes of punchy politics ahead this morning, so do not even think of going anywhere. to go through the sunday papers this morning, i'm delighted to be joined now by my telegraph colleague, annabel denham, who's the deputy comment editor at the newspaper. lovely to see you this morning, annabel. thanks for coming in. thank you. let's get stuck into farage then. so he made these comments to nick robinson in his bbc interview on friday. and he seems to have doubled down in the mail on sunday. he's basically saying that he thinks that although he's blaming putin for the invasion of ukraine and saying it w

ben habib, the deputy — be equal. thank you very much. ben habib, the deputy leader— be equal. deputy leader of reform. nick, those policies, who do you think them appeal to?— nick, those policies, who do you think them appeal to? they're well known policies. _ think them appeal to? they're well known policies. many _ think them appeal to? they're well known policies. many are - known policies. many are controversial and they seem to be striking a chord with some voters, because the reform uk vote is ticking up across a number of opinion polls. later this is week, we are going to see that boris johnson will be sending out a direct mail shot that will be landing on door mats this week and this will be seen as an attempt by a nervous conservative party to get all those people who are thinking of reform to come back to the conservative. boris johnson thinks this was long planned. ed vaizey, you're friends with boris johnson planned. ed vaizey, you're friends with borisjohnson are you not? t with borisjohnson are you not? i like borisjohnson. i don't know if he will_ like borisjohn

experience of designs, and we will have dammers, misem delkhani, danial sohrabi, fardin hedayati, shayan habib zere, washkan saadati and mahmoudi in the meet team. hungary's competitions have the ranking points of the world union, and its points can be influential in the olympic draws. cuba is also coming, turkey is also coming to iran. there is hungary itself, two of each weight he is giving up to three wrestlers. the ranking is very good. it is the last competition for the olympics . the ranking has an effect and the conditions of the competition can be a good condition for me to be able to participate in the competition and before the olympics, you know, experience according to the selection cycle of the national team. the three olympic weights for paris were determined: mr. amin mirzazadeh, 97 kg, mr. hadi saravi, and 87 kg , mr. alireza mahmidi. selected for the paris olympic games, and in this competition, the owners of two members of the national team in three other weights will also be selected to participate in france. mahdi in 60 kg mohsen nejad amirrezai will wear the national team

my name is habib nematullah and i was 12 years old in 1342. when the plane arrived in qom, several walls were broken. i have seen this myself seeing people calm down. it calmed down and became like military rule. he poured them out. in these neighborhoods, these prominent people are arrested and arrested. the uprising of 15 june 2042 was a sign of the iranian nation's support and zeal for the right, which led to the victory of the islamic revolution, which is still ongoing, because the people have insight into the historical twists and turns. more than 70% of the pilgrims leave behind the ahmadi news agency. iranians to saudi arabia according to the latest statistics, the number of iranian pilgrims in the land of revelation has reached about 65 thousand people, especially for spiritual and cultural programs with the presence of reciters and reciters in hotels where iranian pilgrims stay will be held . iranian soldiers enter mecca one after another. he sees instead of knowledge. it is held with the invitation of prominent country reciters of an

hossein mahmoudi will fight with the representative of georgia, and in 97, mohammad hadi sarvi and shayan habib zarare will fight with the representatives of the hosts. they are fighting last night in 130 kg fardin hedayati won the gold medal by defeating the representative of georgia. in 60 kg mehdi mohsen nejad lost the result to the representative of hungary and won the silver. and in 63 kilos, meisham delkhani won bronze with the cultural defeat of hungarian work previously, in this tournament, which is also ranked by the world wrestling federation, our wrestlers won one gold , two silver and two bronze medals. had earned our country's representative will meet his first opponent in the asian champions league at noon today. the first match of golgan municipality in the asian champions league basketball will start at 12 o'clock on sunday. students of mustafa hashemi in group two with representatives. south korea, japan and indonesia are in the same group and they will face busan of korea in the first step. while the people of gurgaon are complaining about the planning of the games, we are our

, they actually give permission, but the building was actually owned by mahmoud khan, it seems that habibar said that if mr. rooh god willing, i will build this mosque based on the fact that work brings people here this imam of the congregation is the imam of the congregation, the late mr. seyyed ahmed hosseini is a friend of ayatollah mo'min. ayatollah mo'min is one of the disciples of the imam . in fact, imam's way of life was like this. the first imam did not accept it, but they said that the villagers would leave later. hazrat khevit imam and saying sir, we need this mosque and if you don't come, this mosque will not be built, and imam will feel obliged there, and i am afraid of your presence , and they will destroy that mosque, what will happen next? the next question is that now that mosque is being built , since the year of its construction is 1343, when the imam is exiled later that year, what will happen after a mosque is actually built and the people get to know mr. ruhollah, the imam? there is a special relationship between the people and there will be people who did not feel a

hossein mahmoudi fights with the representative of georgia, and in 97 kg, mohammad hadi saravi and shayan habib zarare fight with the representatives of the host country. last night , in 130 kg, fardin hedayati won the gold medal by defeating the representatives of georgia . handed over to the representative of hungary, he won silver in the same weight, amir reza defeated his opponent from algeria by 10, and won the bronze medal, and in 63 kg meisham delkhani was defeated farang hungarian freestyler won bronze earlier in this competition, which is also ranked by the world union , our freelancers won one gold, two silver and two bronze . the representative of our country will face its first opponent in the asian champions league at noon today, in the first round of this tournament, which will be hosted by dubai, uae, from group 2 of the gorgan municipality. he will face the bostan team of south korea. from the same group, the representatives of japan and indonesia will compete in this competition, which has replaced the asian club cup. 8 teams will compete in two groups. and there is also news a

wameera maitham dari mohammadreza goli saeed daniyal sui mohammadreza mokhtari hossein mahmoudi shayan habib won bronze medals and some short news iran football team followed up its practice on the captive ground of azadi stadium. mehdi pirjehan reached the mark in the 400 meters hurdles in the international field competition in turkey with a time of 5000 seconds. the world volleyball federations named arman salehi, the libero of the iranian national team, as the second best player in the world in this position with 48 successful receptions. zakhuni and chaadramulla will face their guests babylon darya, fajr and chadarul mulla both have 70 points and they are trying to win the league ahead of khyber kharma. saud had confirmed his promotion to the premier league. in the most important friendly matches of italian football , david fratsi crossed the 100 mark with a single goal. france settled for a scoreless draw against its guest canada, and argentina defeated ecuador with a single goal by angel dimaria. thank you for your companion. today is monday the 21st. in tehran, sunset will be at 1920

ben habib from reform uk.ined by a government minister shortly after 4:00 for their take on this. i'll ask him for his take on this huge bust up between bofis on this huge bust up between boris johnson and nigel farage. and of course, i'll get his thoughts on the tory betting scandal as well. there's plenty of coverage on our website , of coverage on our website, gbnews.com. you've helped to make it the fastest growing national news website in the country, so thank you very much . country, so thank you very much. now it's the final week to see how you could win our summer giveaway. £15,000 tax free cash and a whole host of treats on top now. lines closed at 5 pm. on friday, so make sure you don't miss out. and here's all the details that you need to enter. it's the final week to see how you can win big this summer . summer. >> summer. >> first, there's a totally tax free £15,000 in cash to make your summer spectacular. spend that extra cash however you like. you'll also win a brand new iphone, apple airpods. an

you were on avenue habib bourguiba in tunis, you were surrounded by crowds who were all chanting andn this happened. she sings in arabic. we are seeing you there, singing, with a candle lit in front of you, and to the crowds. when you watch it, how do you feel about that moment now? i've always felt, um, kind of distant because ijust...me, i just remember the tension, and ijust remember that it wasn't all friendly around me, actually. they didn't really want music there. so it was like a good mix of informations and emotions, which makes it really interesting, which is also very much what was happening at that moment. um... you were nervous? i was very nervous, yes. i'm very shy, in fact. but more than that, you were saying people didn't want music. your music was banned at the time. were you nervous about what would happen to you? i wasn't nervous about what would happen to me. i don't think i've ever been nervous about what would happen to me. but i feel that when you start singing, you bring something that's completely different and very, very fragile, and i think that's what i wa

in the same weight, shayan habib zarare works with the representative of the host p.ilos, mohammad ali gara and mohammad darza mokhtari first defeated wrestlers from hungary and croatia, but in the second match they were defeated by opponents from the republic of azerbaijan and japan respectively. in 87 kg, mohammad hossein mahmoudi won because his opponent from georgia did not show up. in dynamic 55 kilos, dudmerz defeated his opponent from azerbaijan in the first match and won the brazilian representative in the second match. in 72 kg daniyal sohrabi lost to his opponent from the republic of azerbaijan and in 82 kg ashkan saadati far lost the result to the american representative. sohrabi and saadati far should wait for their opponents to appear in the final match so that they can continue their work in the losers group. last night , fardin hedayati won the gold medal in 130. in 60 mehdi mohsen nejad amirreza, ten large ones with silver and bronze signs respectively. he went and got bronze in 63 kilos. our country's basketball representative will face his first oppo

habib infantry got a job in the traffic police. this year he was going to get married.the shootout , the owners of one of the houses offered to take refuge with them, but khabib refused, probably fearing for their lives. the same owner of the house did not want to show his face, but agreed to tell how everything happened. i opened the door, saw, it turns out, how this car had already crashed, i looked out, i looked, the car had hit, i saw first the traffic police car, already when. i wanted to leave the house, i saw this guy khabib running around a gazelle, it turns out he has a back, there was blood on my back, i thought, well, i already realized that there was a shootout, at that moment the door was open, my wife and i shouted to him to come in, he either i don’t know what happened, he began to fight them off, as is my version, that i i think, i think, he thought that his partner was alive, and he didn’t want to leave him, i know for sure that there were three of them with a machine gun, he with only one makar, what could he have done there not... i can imagine he cou

police sergeant, habib. was on duty, saving civilians, but died himself.happened on mirzabekov street. traces of those events still remain at the site. this minibus, behind which khabib was hiding, and he got in from here, fired back, from that door they opened the door for him, and the local residents said: “come in, we’ll cover you,” and so on, but he chose, as they say, courage above just honor, the honor of law enforcement officers , that’s where he fired back, that’s here. the minibus was damaged, and he ran to the other side where he died. he was 24 years old; for his professional feat, sergeant aliyev was awarded the order of courage. other police officers were also presented with high state awards, 16 of them, including khabib, posthumously. in dagestan they are sure that they all deserve the title of heroes. assalamu alaikum. sapala. and you still don’t believe it, but in makhachkala, with a population of less than millions of people, many know each other, are friends or are related to each other, so here it is almost impossible to find a family w

when it comes to the i campaigner, we herds nigel farage and ben habib say that this was an actor. saying absolutely not.— actor. but channel 4 are saying absolutely not. nigel farage said that the man _ absolutely not. nigel farage said that the man filmed _ absolutely not. nigel farage said that the man filmed on _ absolutely not. nigel farage said that the man filmed on the - absolutely not. nigel farage said - that the man filmed on the programme was an actor and that he thought the whole thing was a setup. but channel 4 had stood by theirjournalism and said they are impartial and independent and they absolutely stunned by what they have done and the way this was carried out. reform uk have complained to the electoral commission and they've said they will complaint to 0fcom as well. i’m will complaint to 0fcom as well. i'm sure all of these issues will appear and be discussed on the programme with laura kuenssberg. it’s on the programme with laura kuenssberg-_ on the programme with laura kuenssbera. �* , ., , ~ kuenssberg. it's nearly time. but oliticians kuenssberg. it's nearl

we've got ben habib >> yes. we've got ben habib coming on the deputy reform leader.rage to have come out with this, what the response has been from reform, i'm also going to be asking habib himself. i mean, he said some fairly interesting things in the past about channel migrants and whether it was okay if they dinghy sank, that they drowned in the channel. so i'll just be asking him to perhaps clarify some of those comments and some of the at this stage in the election, i mean, you are getting, some fairly acerbic comments being made, aren't you? i mean, just what you've said there is enough to get another debate going, and it keeps the name of reform up there, and also we are talking about ukraine, russia, we're talking about these issues which are important. >> and also the point is every, you know, people might not like robust questioning of reform because they, like farage and they like habib. but as journalists on this channel, everybody that's going to come into the studio will be treated as robustly so that we can have these debates. and that's why we're not

because we did speak to someone who's well, we spoke to ben habib earlier.ny idea that this was happening. i mean, this is a bit chaotic, isn't it? >> far from it. it actually shows just what a well run ship we are that if you want to keep a secret, don't tell anyone. it's pretty obvious. >> even even someone like ben habib, who's what's his role? deputy chairman. >> is he deputy leader? >> is he deputy leader? >> deputy leader? >> deputy leader? >> you got these things in in the world of media and politics, it's very hard to keep a secret. so the answer is don't tell anyone. keep it very quiet, work it out. and that's what we did. and actually i think people quite respect that. they respect the honesty that we've come out with it. we've told it as it is. and i tell you what, if you want change, you've got to vote for it. >> can i it.- >> can i ask it.— >> can i ask you it. >> can i ask you know, when you say you mentioned several times in your in your speech up to nigel, you saying we're going up in the polls, going up in the polls, we're going up in the po

habib, the deputy leader of reform, and geoff birch as well business guru and author.e to you first. can can you try to sell this policy, please? because it does seem i don't know, i can see some holes in it. so just try and sell it. please >> okay. well there are 2.9 million foreign workers in the united kingdom at the moment working on, you know , visas, working on, you know, visas, working on, you know, visas, work permits. and that is roughly 10% of the british workforce. and if we were to levy an extra 6% on employers, national insurance, that would earn assuming employers didn't change their behaviour, £4 billion per annum for the exchequer, which over five years would equate to the 20 billion that richard was talking about. but the point about the policy is not to earn 20 billion for the exchequer. what? it's what it's there to do, which taxes and regulations are used by government habitually to do is to change behaviour , to give to change behaviour, to give business an incentive, not to recruit from abroad, but to wean themselves off cheap imported labour and

minister, with boris johnson probably returning as foreign secretary and welcoming the likes of ben habibinto our party as well as pursuing genuinely conservative policies, winning the next election suddenly becomes within reach. >> grant shapps was the prime minister wrong to not take jacob rees—mogg's advice, to not seek a deal with reform uk? >> oh look, it's very simple actually. >> the conservative party, i've been chairman of it in the past, so i know the rules, which is anyone can be a member, but you cannot be a member party whilst you belong to a different political party whilst you stand candidates in elections to compete. so i mean, it's a very, very simple principle. i was asked this question by the way, numerous times ten years ago when i was party chairman and i was always being asked, why don't we just somehow, you know, allow people who were not, currently members of the party and are a member of a different party into the party. and the answer is, of course, you can't. you can't do that in a political party. you have to have boundaries, and now people are free to join, bu

minister, with boris johnson probably returning as foreign secretary and welcoming the likes of ben habibe into our party as well as pursuing genuinely conservative policies, winning the next election suddenly becomes within reach. >> grant shapps was the prime minister wrong to not take jacob rees—mogg's advice, to not seek a deal with reform uk? >> oh look, it's very simple actually. >> the conservative party, i've been chairman of it in the past, so i know the rules, which is anyone can be a member, but you cannot be a member party whilst you belong to a different political party whilst you stand candidates in elections to compete. so i mean, it's a very, very simple principle. i was asked this question by the way, numerous times ten years ago when i was party chairman and i was always being asked, why don't we just somehow, you know, allow people who were not, currently members of the party and are a member of a different party into the party. and the answer is, of course, you can't. you can't do that in a political party. you have to have boundaries, and now people are free to join,

. >> but ben habib, i mean, is he, i don't know, his role now in reform.w if he's the deputy leader or whatever. leaden deputy leader or whatever. leader. yeah. so he got into hot water because when he was questioned on this policy before, quite recently, actually, the hearse was putting to him. would you just let people drown in the channel? and he got a lot of criticism because that was what the suggestion was about. reform's policy is that the policy i would not have donated money to reform if that was. >> what if that was their policy? that is not their policy. the policy would be to in a safe manner , which our navy in a safe manner, which our navy is more than capable of doing. and as demonstrated at that time and time again, taking them back to france. essentially, we need a deterrent, right? >> we need francis ngannou let you do that. >> well, the reality is we have to. so firstly, the legal advice that the reform party has received from well qualified lawyers is that international treaties allow us to do that . treaties allow us to do that. might

years have passed, but they still sing it, cover it, now i want to invite the stage of the young singer habibted to say, let’s stand over the river and greet the summer dawns. once the curly maple is green am i in love with an embarrassed green maple and a curly maple and a curly one? a dark-skinned moldovan woman answered the guy vlad, partisan, moldovan, we are gathering a detachment, it’s early today, the partisans have left their home, the road to the partisans is waiting for you in a thick forest, since it’s curly, green maple or cut, here by the maple, we will part with you , green maple, maple, curly, curly, carved. smogalka, moldovan woman went along the path into the forest, i saw the house offended that i didn’t invite with me, dark-skinned, moldovan women, i often thought at night, suddenly i met my dark-skinned girl in the detachment, since you are a field, you are a cut green maple, hello my short guy, my dear, green maple, and curly maple, and once curly, cut, once curly. green maple or cut, hello guy, my good, my dear, green maple, yes maple, curly, darras, curly, carved, at ou

we heard from ben habib reporting the line that nigel has said that potentially the campaigner was inat for us. , . , was in actor. just to clarify that for us. , .,, _, ., for us. this was undercover and filmin: for us. this was undercover and filming done — for us. this was undercover and filming done by _ for us. this was undercover and filming done by channel- for us. this was undercover and filming done by channel 4, - for us. this was undercover and filming done by channel 4, for. filming done by channel 4, for channel 4. they were following these campaigners around. one of the campaigners around. one of the campaigners made in extremely racist remark about the prime minister. nigel farage has condemned the comment but he very quickly said this is an actor, i think it's a set up. and that's a line that's been coming from reform ever sense. they have indeed actually complained to the electoral commission and to ofcom. channel 4 is standing by its journalism and saying this absolutely is not the case and there was rigorous and impartial journalism involved for the nigel farage say

ben habib is standing in a seat. what are the quality of your other candidates like?r on they have to win people over on the doorstep. absolutely. >> and look in in any political party you will have candidates that people know. you'll have great candidates, you'll have good candidates. we're a relatively new party, but actually what people are voting for, they're voting for change. and that's why because people recognise the status quo is high taxes , big states, mass taxes, big states, mass immigration, and people don't want it. and that's why that's why people are saying, what else is out there? here's the other thing, andrew. >> how much more are you going to lend the party? >> we've got thousands members. >> we've got thousands members. >> you haven't told us how many members you have. the loans are there 1.4, 1.4 million if nigel so inaccurate. >> is your detail 1.4 million. >> is your detail 1.4 million. >> is your detail 1.4 million. >> is it 2.4 million? >> is it 2.4 million? >> andrew. so inaccurate is your detail. yeah. right. you're 30% wrong. right. and i

ben habib is not getting people out on the stump. neither is richard tice . stump. they are not the big draws, it's nigel farage. if you sort of have him subsumed by the conservatives, that's that. >> no. what he's not going to be subsumed by the conservatives. if there's any party that's going to be subsumed, it's the conservatives into reform. you can have this. this is like a hostile tories have 100 seats and reform have two. it doesn't it doesn't matter to him. this is if farage is going to entertain any deal. it'll be on farage's terms because he knows that he is in the ascendant. he has momentum. the conservatives, even at 100 seats, will be effectively decimated at a rump of a party. >> let's remind ourselves of what he said this morning. so he said the tories may well be dead . he said. so he thinks the conservatives are just going to be essentially wiped out and not be essentially wiped out and not be able to provide an opposition . so he is the only person who could lead a centre right party and provide whatever it is. >> it's not going to be centre right.

can ben habib get one?er of them really has the name recognition, the brand recognition to do that. so it's interesting the cash or the infrastructure, do they they don't. and i have to be honest, they haven't given me the impression of a particularly well organised campaign. they they're not strategic, like you have to say to a degree, the liberal democrats are actually quite good at focusing resources on seats where there is a degree of apathy or anger. what reform have done is they've put their best people into those kind of seats, but they're not necessarily focusing absolutely everything that they have given . everything that they have given. as you say, they don't have the resources to stand nationwide. i don't feel that they're doing that particularly well. they've pulled quite well up to now, fairly respectably, given that they're a new party. however, they're a new party. however, they are also an insurgent right wing party. given what's in front of them. given how badly the tories are doing, they

and ben, habib and ben, everyone is saying that on the street as well.und the country. >> your idea is to elect more paid politicians is to up the whole system with more of these people to get in the way of proper governance. >> i don't know how many 630 or thereabouts in the upper house. >> the fact 900 there. >> the fact 900 there. >> well, there you go. there even more. i mean, it's ridiculous, isn't it? why do we need so many people? they clock in, they get some money for rocking up, and it's totally unacceptable . so what we need is unacceptable. so what we need is to actually have democratic accountability. and this is the whole point. and what nigel also talked about is our failing system first past the post. when you look at us, we're now at 19. every single party is going down. the tories are an exception. they've stayed static, but we thought this moment would come. this is the inflection point where we are actually now the opposition. and that's very exciting. >> only one poll, yougov, other polls have you a bit behind other polls. have you be

and what was very interesting to me, ben habib, i think he's fantastic and when he when the by—electione even said that if he was an mp, he wouldn't take a salary when he wouldn't take a salary when he lost, that made me realise that they have no chance of getting any seats because he's one of the best they've got, obviously him and richard tice and he's very well known. he was in the press all the time. he's on tv all the time and if he can't win, no one. but this is most of the other, pieces that are known. they well, they just to give some balance to that, they'd argue that the local elections are different from the general election. of course, more people vote in the general election , but even so, for him election, but even so, for him not to be able to win when he did so much campaigning, he was his nigel farage tastic. he won't take a salary. they're not they're not going to get any. >> but his nigel farage just proved why we need proportional representation rather than this first past the post. we don't need that 4 million votes, not one seat, you know. how can that be? yeah. >>

i'll be joined by reform party uk's ben habib for the dustup of the day .ier. there. that man in brussels . michel barnier. there. that man in brussels. he's saying any future deal the labour party does with the eu will necessitate open borders. well, don't we have them already? or is this just an indication of how bad things could get if we row closer to brussels under a sir keir starmer government? and finally, england's footballers. what a bunch of total snowflakes . wasting time responding to gary lineker's comments, moaning about mean tweets and instagram posts. i tell you what lads, how about you focus on the football, do the results and actually stop whingeing and bring home the bacon? that's all. come in three till six. >> martin a show without any controversy at all i am sure. dancing around the delicate issues, of course. as usual martin, we look forward to it from 3:00. >> oh, harsh words for the england football team ? just get england football team? just get on with the football. stop worrying about social media. i mean , he's not wrong, is he?

. >> jim allister and ben habib launching their, electoral campaign . campaign. >> and that is actuallygn because now what you have is three unionist parties in northern ireland. you have the ulster unionist party, the democratic unionist party and the tuv. never mind some of the independents that are running and amongst them. >> but there's 18 seats up for grabs here. currently sinn fein holds seven. >> the dup hold eight, the sdlp hold two and the alliance party one. >> now the alliance party is a neutral party. it's neither nationalist or unionist, but when you look at its voting record inside stormont, the most of the time it votes with the nationalists. about 70% of its votes go that direction. so what do you now have in areas like east belfast, where last time around gavin robinson, who's the current leader of the dup , won current leader of the dup, won by 1900 votes? if you can imagine if the tuv are standing in there, well of course that will come down much further. and quite possibly the alliance party could take that seat. the same thing will happen in east belfast and in are

where does it leave richard tice ben habib, lee anderson there are all these people with, you know, they'veheir own who they think they are. it's my party. my who they think they are. it's my party. my role in this party. farage starts elbowing his way in what happens next. but a lot of people , i mean, i certainly of people, i mean, i certainly know because i took part in two of those elections. >> the brexit party then took a heck of a lot of votes from the labour party, particularly in the red wall. so it's not just it wouldn't just necessarily impact. that's the problem. >> keir starmer, as you rightly say , that the that coalition say, that the that coalition built by boris johnson , support built by boris johnson, support and started really by nigel farage in the euro elections in 2019 with the brexit party, they those votes then went across the tory party had been labour keir starmer get them back. that's not clear at all. so it could hurt both there's no question. but it does hurt. seem to hurt more the tories than than labour are a resurgent reform uk party. >> so the big question

would do well instead of disappearing to mars to combine with them and let nigel and richard and ben habiball me a lunatic, but that's my prediction. 14 days. >> we shall see. >> we shall see. >> roger. thank you very much indeed.thank >> roger. thank you very much indeed. thank you. >> now, 7:21, let's take a look at some other stories coming to the newsroom this morning, and some breaking news on those just stop oil antics. this morning, two activists and you can see have provided footage as well. very kind of them have broken into a private airfield in stansted. they vandalised a private jet demanding an end to fossil fuels by 2030. it's the same airfield where taylor swift's private jet is thought to be parked, and comes just after another two activists yesterday targeted stonehenge . yesterday targeted stonehenge. >> the mother of a british teenager who's gone missing in tenerife says he may have been kidnapped after receiving a snapchat saying kiss goodbye to your son. jay slater, from lancashire, was last heard from on monday morning. the 19 year old called a friend to say he was lo