burnham ended up being _ role that andy burnham ended up being as — role that andy burnham ended upt came up in rochdale, he did five years as a very well—respected mp here _ five years as a very well—respected mp here as— five years as a very well—respected mp here as well. we five years as a very well-respected mp here as well.— mp here as well. we are expecting georre mp here as well. we are expecting george galloway _ mp here as well. we are expecting george galloway to _ mp here as well. we are expecting george galloway to arrive - mp here as well. we are expecting george galloway to arrive any i george galloway to arrive any minute. there are lots of people wearing hi—vis around, which suggests maybe he's about to put in an appearance. what do you think the people of rochdale will expect him to do on their behalf when he actually gets into parliament? well, in any election _ actually gets into parliament? well, in any election like _ actually gets into parliament? well, in any election like this, _ actually gets into parliament? well, in any election like this, there's i in an

andy burnham was here last week _ liberate growth.that is the problem. a lot of people with the freezing of tax thresholds, paying _ with the freezing of tax thresholds, paying more tax that should not pay those _ paying more tax that should not pay those levels of taxation. i have met the chancellor a few times. he would classify— the chancellor a few times. he would classify in— the chancellor a few times. he would classify in margaret thatcher times as an _ classify in margaret thatcher times as an arch— classify in margaret thatcher times as an arch wet. not prepared to take on the _ as an arch wet. not prepared to take on the treasury and the obr. the most _ on the treasury and the obr. the most ridiculous invention of george osborne's — most ridiculous invention of george osborne's. it needs radical change. the way— osborne's. it needs radical change. the way the — osborne's. it needs radical change. the way the country is run and approach — the way the country is run and approach we take to running the country — approach we tak

. >> , is andy burnham doing any >> so, is andy burnham doing any of already? of this already?ham is great at saying to do me. i saying nothing to do with me. i don't know about crime. you need to speak to my deputy and that's all he ever says. >> okay, but that's probably not good enough, is it? >> really isn't good. really, >> it really isn't good. really, really enough really isn't good enough at all. but i mean, the majority but i mean, surely the majority of would be would would but i mean, surely the majority of the ould be would would but i mean, surely the majority of the kind be would would but i mean, surely the majority of the kind of would would but i mean, surely the majority of the kind of policies/ould support the kind of policies you're advancing it's you're advancing because it's about all same. about treating us all the same. >> and people equally >> and treating people equally and fair liberal and advancing a fair liberal society. absolutely >> the only people i don't want to treat the same. the to treat the same. and the criminals, and want them criminals, a

. >> , is andy burnham doing any >> so, is andy burnham doing any of already? of this already?nham is great at saying to do me. i saying nothing to do with me. i don't know about crime. you need to speak to my deputy and that's all he ever says. >> okay, but that's probably not good enough, is it? >> really isn't good. really, >> it really isn't good. really, really enough really isn't good enough at all. but i mean, the majority but i mean, surely the majority of would be would would but i mean, surely the majority of the ould be would would but i mean, surely the majority of the kind be would would but i mean, surely the majority of the kind of would would but i mean, surely the majority of the kind of policies/ould support the kind of policies you're advancing it's you're advancing because it's about all same. about treating us all the same. >> and people equally >> and treating people equally and fair liberal and advancing a fair liberal society. absolutely >> the only people i don't want to treat the same. the to treat the same. and the criminals, and want them criminals,

andy burnham and gary neville will also be involved. anthonyjoshua fights former ufc champ francis ngannou tonight. the cameroonian born frenchman came close to beating tyson fury in his first pro—boxing fight after switching from mma. the pair are in saudi arabia where their bout is part of a huge weekend of sport — as ade adeyoin reports. anthonyjoshua has faced many challenges in his career — but this will be a first. a crossover about against a former heavyweight mixed martial arts champion. a year ago, if someone said to you you'd be having this crossover fight against francis ngannou, would you have laughed at them? i francis ngannou, would you have laughed at them?— francis ngannou, would you have laughed at them? i would've, yeah. what's changed _ laughed at them? i would've, yeah. what's changed your _ laughed at them? i would've, yeah. what's changed your mind? - laughed at them? i would've, yeah. what's changed your mind? i - laughed at them? i would've, yeah. i what's changed your mind? i realised it's not a gimmick. _ what'

hey friend of the show tango andy burnham .e tonight. i'll see you tomorrow at 9 pm. >> for a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news evening, welcome on. gb news evening, welcome along to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news bit of fog forming overnight. >> wet weather is pushing its way northwards and then tomorrow , well, a few showers, but for many it's going to be a fine day. far from fine out there this evening though. low pressure has moving pressure has been moving in, bringing wet weather across bringing some wet weather across the southwest, and these weather fronts continue north fronts continue to track north overnight nothing heavy overnight, but nothing too heavy for most, but a damp, dank kind of night as it turns quite misty and murky. a few fog patches around touch of frost possible through parts of wales and southwest england . most towns southwest england. most towns and cities holding a couple of degrees above freezing , but degrees above freezing, but neverthe

interviews, the good performers like know because one of the, one of the names on the list was tang andyk this speaks to the fact that when we're here, we forget how few people are actually interested or engaged we forget how few people are ac'politics. terested or engaged we forget how few people are ac' politics. terested it's engaged in politics. i think it's actually like 10% of the population who consider themselves interested and into any at all. and we any politics at all. and we don't teach politics properly to children in schools . i think children in schools. i think there really is like this westminster bubble and, and people just aren't interested in learning about it because they feel like it's nothing like more people know andrew tate than know rishi sunak , well, in know rishi sunak, well, in a certain age bracket, i think you're right. and it may, it may have something also to do with disengagement with mainstream media. >> so a lot of these labour ministers will likely be appearing on there doing the media rounds on mainstream media. so media. that's what's so interestin

and i think andy burnham has passed a comment.ss the very nevertheless josh howie the very nofion notion that particularly a child, a vulnerable child, is dependent on care for its life saving routine is not getting, equality at the point of service is a chilling, chilling story indeed. is a chilling, chilling story indeed . okay, josh howie, thank indeed. okay, josh howie, thank you very much for joining us indeed. okay, josh howie, thank you very much forjoining us on you very much for joining us on the show this afternoon. i wish you peace as ever. now gb news has reached out for comments and we are waiting to hear back. but we are waiting to hear back. but we do have a statement from the hospital . manchester university hospital. manchester university hospital foundation trust has said . we are aware of said this. we are aware of images and very serious claims which are circulating on social media. we are rapidly investigating these to establish the situation and are discussing them with the family involved. royal manchester ch

burnham, the labour mayor in manchester, was was calling for the, you know, more cautious approach.alling for and, you know, with respect, thank for, for with respect, thank you for, for coming i just feel coming in. but i just feel i have to make that point. >> think worth saying for >> i think it's worth saying for balance, that of course, the economy been huge economy has been through a huge amount that are amount of difficulties that are arguably . arguably external factors. >> i think one of the one of the points that is incontrovertible is that final, freedom day date that that was questioned by keir starmer in the house of commons when the government decided to throw off all restrictions . that throw off all restrictions. that was there was question marks over whether or not that was the responsible thing to do. that came from the benches opposite. but let's to more but let's get to some more views, because says, utterly views, because ed says, utterly fuming after that budget. before the budget, were heavily the budget, we were very heavily taxed . after the budget, we're ta

andy burnham it, but there are introducing it, but there are i mean everyone's queuing up because guesse no strapped councils have got no money. you can get money. and guess how you can get it the motorists. they're it from the motorists. they're always this always there like in this budget. mean , cars and budget. i mean, uh, cars and motorists, they contribute nearly £60 billion a year to the exchequer . they're the fifth exchequer. they're the fifth largest supplier to largest income supplier to jeremy hunt. so this time , let's jeremy hunt. so this time, let's give it a break and put more money into people's pockets. that's they've got to do. that's all they've got to do. and economy flourish. and watch the economy flourish. in challenging him to in fact, i'm challenging him to actually by a massive actually cut it by a massive £0.20 per litre. i'll tell £0.20 per litre. and i'll tell you what that would do. do it just until the general election. see what happens. like we when just until the general election. seecutiat happens. like we when just until the general election. seecut fu