i'm michelle dewberry . hi there. i'm michelle dewberry.longside me, columnist for the mail on sunday, peter hitchens, and the co—founder of the together campaign, alan miller. we about caring . we were talking about caring. uh, jackie says i'll be next uh, jackie says i'll be 77 next week, and i'm a full time carer for my 83 year old husband, who's she says who's got parkinson's. she says icannot who's got parkinson's. she says i cannot get a penny. carers allowance because i'm in receipt of an old age pension. it's really not fair or proper, is it 7 really not fair or proper, is it ? uh, keep your thoughts on that subject coming in. but for now, uh, katharine birbalsingh , you uh, katharine birbalsingh, you might who she is. she's might know who she is. she's known britain's strictest known as britain's strictest head . she is basically head teacher. she is basically being taken to court because in her school , she's essentially her school, she's essentially got a ban on prayer. what's happened now is a muslim pupil has basically said thi

michelle dewberry you michelle dewberry keeping you company tory company till seven.en company till seven. the tory peer, of the london peer, a member of the london assembly, bailey, alongside assembly, lord bailey, alongside me as the fireman and trade unionist paul embry. you also i was reading a paper today and i thought, what's paul doing? and it new. it was some guy it wasn't new. it was some guy off called the traitors off a show called the traitors or something. i don't watch it. i don't know what it was, but it stopped thought stopped me. i thought it was you. >> few people have sent >> quite a few people have sent that to me. apparently, i'm a big hit on bbc television a big hit on bbc television on a on night or wherever. on a friday night or wherever. >> there go. >> well, there you go. successful man. uh, look, we were just talking at the start of the programme about port talbot. who got in talbot. lots of you who got in touch that one? and touch about that one? um, and we. bring in your views we. i'll bring in your views before the end the programme, we.

gb news radio. >> well hello there, i'm michelle dewberry , this is dewbs michelle dewberry, this iswestminster until 7:00 tonight. >> my panel, nigel nelson and lord moylan remain alongside me for now. let me just look at what you guys at home have to say on all the goings on in parliament today. this is a massive night for rishi sunak. what do you think is going to happen? get your crystal balls out everybody and tell me. talk to you this is to me. do you reckon this is going go way ? do you going to go his way? do you think he'll live to on think he'll live to fight on another day? we've been talking another day? we've been talking a about democracy. one of my a lot about democracy. one of my viewers, alison, says. what an absolute farce you lot are all saying. this is democracy in the raw, that you're seeing everyone tearing and throwing the way it should be. she's going. don't should be. she's going. i don't know der rishi know how they all der rishi sunak unelected pm. she sunak is an unelected pm. she puts that in massive capital letter. she means business there. paddy says. w

i am still michelle dewberry with you at all. seven.ight have noticed a technical glitch that i blame it on the new face. i think it might be too hot to handle on tonight's panel too hot to handle on tonight's panel. political panel. david maddox political editor of the express online. all your faults. and alongside us, as well as senior lecturer at queen mary university of london, richard johnson. lots of you guys getting in touch with me tonight . you know, all the me tonight. you know, all the usual ways. gb views that gb news. com is how you reach me. or you can tweet me @gbnews. let's push straight in then, shall we? the tory mp danny kruger basically that kruger has basically said that the tories will leave the country sadder , less united and country sadder, less united and less conservative. he basically says that he thinks that the conservative party essentially could face a obliteration at the next election. a little bit extreme . is it true, though, extreme. is it true, though, david, he's not wrong. >> the problem that the t

i'm michelle dewberry this is dewbs& co. we're with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me , i've got the parliamentary me, i've got the parliamentary sketch writer and from the daily mail, quentin letts and the political strategist and former labour councillor, kevin craig. good evening to both of you gentlemen . gentlemen. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >> i was just about to say you beat me to it. it was just on the edge of the draw. tongue? yes. no messing around. good we've given him his caffeine hit before. on air. you'll before. he's got on air. you'll before. he's got on air. you'll be pleased to see. uh, you know what? it's not on my agenda for tonight, i can't let those tonight, but i can't let those headunes headlines pass without reflecting situation. on reflecting on that situation. on that can you that aeroplane. i mean, can you even it's inspired me, even imagine it's inspired me, kevin. don't sit in kevin. oh, yeah, i don't sit in my seat belt. but after watching that, after watching that door plug that, a

i'm michelle dewberry. i'm with you till 7:00 tonight here on gb news.3% of your poll said that they would not fight for their country. he says all i can say is it's a good job that people didn't have that opinion in the 1930s because. right now you'd all be sitting there speaking german, he in touch he says. maureen's got in touch and said, my son and my son in law are in the military right now. are leaving in now. they are leaving there in droves . uh, they're colleagues. droves. uh, they're colleagues. they paid and they feel poorly paid and undervalued, says. i'm undervalued, she says. i'm ex—military, too, but i wouldn't fight for my country today . why fight for my country today. why would i? sometimes it feels like our country hates us. well, there you go. let me know your thoughts on that. another topic i want to cover tonight with you. drugs. um, there's a plan now being announced that basically, you would giving basically, you would be giving free kits to the free drug overdose kits to the family friends addicts. free drug overdose kits to the

>> hi there, michelle dewberry total seven.he sun, kelvin mackenzie alongside me as is the visiting professor at staffordshire university, tom buick . uh, lots university, tom buick. uh, lots of you getting in touch . uh, of you getting in touch. uh, someone going by the initials kb says i work in, um, a pupil referral unit. and the problem is weak. head teachers, they basically weren't exclude unless the behaviour is extreme because they worry, uh, that the school is essentially made to look bad. you're saying behaviour bad behaviour is caused by, uh, your language is quite choice . by the language is quite choice. by the way, i can tell that you're hanging around with some challenging kids anyway . you're challenging kids anyway. you're saying that you blame parents for a lot of this, and you're suggesting that if a child ends up a behavioural unit, you're up at a behavioural unit, you're saying the parents be saying the parents should be fined? be fined? that will be controversial. can tell you. controversial. i can tell you

. >> thanks for that polly and michelle dewberry keeping you company till 7:00 tonight alongside me,got my panel of pr consultant alex dean and the co—founder of together, declan nation, alan miller. good evening gentlemen, to both of you. and of course, you guys at home are very welcome tonight to get in touch with me tonight . get in touch with me tonight. what's on your mind tonight? get in touch. all the usual ways you can email me gb views at gb news. com or you tweet or news. com or you can tweet or text me at gb news. are you in northern ireland? for example? what you think about the what do you think about the goings there relating to goings on there relating to storm alex? thoughts? storm and alex? your thoughts? >> fan. i think that the >> big fan. i think that the more quickly we can restore local government to stormont, the better . the better. >> do you think it'll actually happen? ladies and gents at home, i'll let you be the judge of that one though. >> alan, i think should >> alan, i think it should definitely happen. and the sooner can do that, the sooner that we can

i'm michelle dewberry with you till seven.tant alex dean alongside me, as is the senior lecturer at queen mary university, richard johnson. today's national pothole day steve i'm a driving steve says. i'm a driving instructor in bury st edmunds, and you're talking about and when you're talking about potholes, we're more potholes, he says, we're more like have here. he like sinkholes we have here. he tells me about driving it's tells me about how driving it's my town . my home town. >> oh is it? yeah. bury is my hometown. true. >> maybe true. » maybe true. >> maybe was your driving instructor. >> no, i couldn't it was very unlikely. >> he says that he spends many of his times and his lessons now steering, the steering wheel steering, um, the steering wheel to people away what he to get people away from what he calls the sinkholes. and adrian says michelle, potholes on my street cost £320 for new street has cost me £320 for new spnngsin street has cost me £320 for new springs in my car. i've reported the potholes last year. nobo

michelle dewberry with you saw seven on dewbs & co. with you saw seven on dewbs& co. life peer, still alongside me, as is gb news senior political commentator, nigel nelson. i can confirm that lord moylan didn't practice dropping anything on the floor. um, and i didn't have to get off my chair and pick it up. what a relief. look, dewberry's having closed last week, doing dry week, so i was doing dry january. i only lasted january. i confess i only lasted about minutes so. it's about five minutes or so. it's reopened so cheers reopened again, so cheers everyone , and happy new year. everyone, and a happy new year. >> absolutely happy year! >> absolutely happy new year! >> absolutely happy new year! >> happy new year >> cheers and a happy new year and cheers and a happy new year to you guys at home. um, i wanted to talk about, in fact, actually someone on twitter. before i get into my next story, someone just really someone on twitter just really made laugh because i was made me laugh because i was saying i so keen on us saying i wasn't so keen on us being the front of

i am michelle dewberry and with you till 7:00 and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, got tonightide me, i've got the reform uk, the deputy leader of reform uk, ben habib, also, i've got an empty everybody because empty chair. everybody because you've henk headlines. storm henk in the headlines. look what dashing look at that. what a dashing chair that is. anyway, sitting imminently on that chair, i'm going senior going to have the senior lecturer at queen mary university, richard johnson. but he on a delayed train. he is stuck on a delayed train. i love this, this is so british, isn't new year 2024 and isn't it? a new year 2024 and you can guarantee that you can always guarantee that the is going to be the travel is going to be disrupted. to say, disrupted. but i've got to say, this does not like it this storm does not look like it is a great one. so wherever you are, i you are all staying are, i hope you are all staying safe. and you know the drill. don't get in touch with don't you can get in touch with us all usual ways. gb views us all the usual ways. gb views at news. com is

i'm michelle hello there. i'm michelle dewberry.even richard tice and kevin craig remain alongside me. we've just been talking about whether or not we need more street patrols . lots need more street patrols. lots of you are getting in touch on this one. uh, chris craig says if it was up to me, i would have troops patrolling the streets all night. it feels like we live in a lawless country . all night. it feels like we live in a lawless country. um, is that what we need? the military on the streets? do you think that would calm the situation, or do you think it inflames situations? jason says. what about ? well, we about something novel? well, we could discipline to could apply stem discipline to society schools, workplaces , society in schools, workplaces, prisons and justice systems. only then would you find crime reducing . uh, steve says we reducing. uh, steve says we don't need street patrols . we don't need street patrols. we need parents to stop abdicating their responsibilities when it comes to parenting, lots of people sugg

. >> thanks for that, polly and michelle dewberry. keeping you company right through till 7:00 tonight. the former conservative mep and the life peerin conservative mep and the life peer in the house of lords, baroness jacqueline foster, alongside me, as is the contributing editor and novara media, michael walker , good media, michael walker, good evening to both of you. i found that last story in the headlines absolutely fascinating that absolutely fascinating. that weight you weight loss pill. did you see that would be up for that? uh, would you be up for something that? you something like that? do you struggle weight? do struggle with your weight? do you is the answer? you think that is the answer? swallowing pills ? uh, then swallowing pills? uh, that then fill up with water? have fill you up with water? i have to confess, i have been very fortunate . i've never struggled fortunate. i've never struggled with my weight. uh, touch wood. that doesn't change. um, but isn't it just as simple as eat less and move more ? am i missing les

. >> thanks for that , polly and >> thanks for that, polly and michelle dewberry. with you till 7:00 tonight. i'm back. i've left westminster now. we are back to our our ground. i like it here. this is where our roots are. i love it to be back. it all began. it's where it all began. alongside me. the voice that you can hear. uh, chap up there. i've got, uh, matthew laza. the former labour adviser. and alongside him, the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. good evening to both of you. what do you guys at home make to the goings on in westminster last night, by the way, was all bit of a damp way, it was all a bit of a damp squib in the end, wasn't it? many people actually, that was going talking, giving all going out, talking, giving all the saying that, the big guns and saying that, you to you know what, we're going to rebel that hardly any rebel this rebel that hardly any of in the what do of them did in the end. what do you make to it all? get in touch with me with all your thoughts on all the stories tonight. you've already started and, um, in you're not

you're watching, listening to dewbs& co with me michelle dewberry till seven.alex steen alongside me, as is the former labour adviser matt latham , says adviser matt latham, says michelle, one of your panellists have said that darts is an have just said that darts is an affordable sport. what is he talking about? do you talking about? how much do you think costs get a belly think it costs to get a belly like that's mike's, like that? that's mike's, where's my view mine. where's my view is not mine. i take no responsibility for any offence mike. uh ray offence caused by mike. uh ray says be interested to says you might be interested to know michelle, darts know, michelle, that the darts legend bobby spent years legend bobby george spent years taking his dart board and his darts into schools to help teach the mental maths, so he did the kids mental maths, so he did well. credit to him, says. well. credit to him, jim says. michelle talking politics at happily coast. alma in happily sea coast. alma in number 10. he asks what is the worst that can happen? uh graham

hello everybody. >> i'm michelle dewberry.on gp news until is dewbs& co on gp news until 7:00 tonight. we've just been pondefing 7:00 tonight. we've just been pondering brexit four years on since we actually left. and how you feel about it? i've got to say, peter says fishing. uh, so many people , um, have overlooked many people, um, have overlooked the impact on fishing. what we were promised versus what has happened since. pete says, uh, pretty much that that is, uh, nothing short of a bit of a national scandal. nothing short of a bit of a national scandal . uh, neil says national scandal. uh, neil says we were lied to . we were told we were lied to. we were told the government and civil service would respect the vote. they absolutely did not respect it. he says the out—of—touch elite of treated the voting public with contempt. that's neil and guildford there, clive says. why why are remainers who still moan about brexit still living here? if the eu is so wonderful, about brexit still living here? if the eu is so wonderful ,

thanks for that poly and michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight. >> right. is dewbs& co. i always listen to these headlines and sometimes i think i just need to make a show on its own. just reaction. we could do like gogglebox reaction to the news headlines, because don't mean headlines, because i don't mean to mental health to undermine mental health issues or anything like that. i certainly do not. do indeed certainly do not. i do indeed take them seriously, i take them seriously, but when i hear going off hear things like we're going off with stress, yes, because we've got about show got anxiety about being on show in honestly it makes in the office. honestly it makes me cringe and can't me cringe inside and i can't help it. sit here and i think help it. i sit here and i think how pathetic are we becoming as a honestly, a nation? honestly, try and answer question me. answer that question for me. fascinated you think fascinated to what you think about that. anyway, i'm with you till 7:00 alongside me. we've got show. we got a new face to this show. we like

michelle dewberry till seven.f politics and international relations at the university of kent, matt goodwin, alongside as is the goodwin, alongside me, as is the trade unionist and paul embery, goodwin, alongside me, as is the trade ulunionist1d paul embery, goodwin, alongside me, as is the trade ulunionist and aul embery, goodwin, alongside me, as is the trade ulunionist and paulnbery, a trade unionist and paul embery, i meant to say trade unions and broadcaster paul embery . i unions and broadcaster paul embery. i have not been drinking. it's six. i've just gone quarter seven. everyone and keen viewers of jews will know that at this time. normally on a friday night, the jubilee tavern is going to is open, hearts are going to break all over the land, mainly paul embery is because guess what everyone, i might go on strike. dubois have january is closed for business january . closed for business in january. we we're doing dry january , so we we're doing dry january, so i've got a ropey tea in front of me. no booze

michelle dewberry.'m with you right through till 7:00 tonight alongside me, i've got the columnist for the daily mail, peter hitchens, and the co—founder of novara media, aron bastani. good evening, gents, and year to both of and happy new year to both of you. and happy new year to both of you- happy you. happy new year. happy christmas. happy christmas. what a happy christmas. what a happy christmas. go. christmas. there you go. christmas. there you go. christmas is well, actually, it's pretty shocking how quick we on from christmas , isn't we move on from christmas, isn't it? like our morning that. look at that void there where there was a beautiful christmas was once a beautiful christmas tree which still tree which should still be there. all down, there. we wipe it all down, don't we move on to 12th don't we? we move on to 12th night. yeah, there you go. night. yeah, well, there you go. are you one of those people that keep your tree up for the 12th night? or you someone i put night? or are you some

well, michelle dewberry . maybe. well, michelle dewberry. yeah, well, michelle dewberry .eam on. because in the latest insult to women everywhere, the controversial transgender model munroe bergdorf has been appointed as the united nations representative of british women and girls . now, if that name and girls. now, if that name sounds familiar, you remember her from this . her from this. >> these are the sentences that you wrote. i don't have the energy to talk about racial violence of white people. yes, all white people. >> the uncomfortable truth is that the white race is the most violent and oppressive force of nature on earth . nature on earth. >> yeah. i mean, look , hey, >> yeah. i mean, look, hey, maybe i'm old fashioned, but perhaps it's not the best idea to pick someone to represent british women and girls, most of whom , of course, will actually whom, of course, will actually be white. but on top of that, bergdorf has also been accused of homophobic social media posts in which she branded someone a hairy, barren lesbian. this appointment has caused fury amongst

well, michelle dewberry . maybe. well, michelle dewberry. yeah, well, michelle dewberry .dream on. because in the latest insult to women everywhere, the controversial transgender model munroe bergdorf has been appointed as the united nations representative of british women and girls . now, if that name and girls. now, if that name sounds familiar, you remember her from this . her from this. >> these are the sentences that you wrote. i don't have the energy to talk about racial violence of white people. yes, all white people. >> the uncomfortable truth is that the white race is the most violent and oppressive force of nature on earth . nature on earth. >> yeah. i mean, look , hey, >> yeah. i mean, look, hey, maybe i'm old fashioned, but perhaps it's not the best idea to pick someone to represent british women and girls, most of whom , of course, will actually whom, of course, will actually be white. but on top of that, bergdorf has also been accused of homophobic social media posts in which she branded someone a hairy, barren lesbian. this appointment has caused fury amongs

and michelle dewberry backside? and michelle dewberry is coming up straight after this.own for comment all the way through a huge day in politics, rishi sunaks biggest chatting to date. that's all coming up in the next hour. dewbs& co i'll be back 3 to 6 tomorrow. i've been martin daubney have a fantastic evening what will happen. i can tell you now there is more voting on amendments and then if they decide to proceed, we're going to have the big one. the fed reading of the policy that let's face it, rishi sunak has made his one. what's going his flagship one. what's going to happen then? will this pass? will make its way to the will it make its way to the house of lords? and if it does, what will happen or will what will happen then? or will it come crashing down? we're it all come crashing down? we're going to it all tonight going to follow it all tonight on hour special. we'll on this one hour special. we'll have every single twist and turn. don't go anywhere . but turn. don't go anywhere. but before we get into that . yes, before we get into that. yes, indeed, a mass

>> vader as michelle >> i said vader as michelle dewberry on of course, >> i said vader as michelle dewbony vader as michelle dewbon she wasyn of course, >> i said vader as michelle dewbon she was onyf course, >> i said vader as michelle dewbon she was on stage se, >> i said vader as michelle dewbon she was on stage that later on she was on stage that night i said, this place later on she was on stage that ni huge i said, this place later on she was on stage that ni huge plenary said, this place later on she was on stage that ni huge plenary inid, this place later on she was on stage that ni huge plenary in strasbourg :e later on she was on stage that ni huge plenary in strasbourg is is huge plenary in strasbourg is the death star, where democracy comes to die and guy verhofstadt is it's darth vader and the camera cuts because no one voted for guy verhofstadt. that's right. he was an elected bureaucrat. they did in his country . but point being, country. but the point being, the imposition of those laws onto us. and when we saw , um, onto us. and when we saw, um, ursula von der leyen voted

, is michelle dewberry with dewbs& co.s sunak . squatting in election. is sunak. squatting in downing street is it time for him to get out, or is that just starmer being bitter grapes? i'll see you the same time tomorrow. three till six. i've been martin daubney. have a great a brighter great evening. a brighter outlook boxt solar sponsors outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello again, i'm alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather forecast. we do have some drier and colder weather on the cards for this weekend, but for the time being it's heavy rain. we're concerned about in the south. an area of low pressure is pushing its way northeastward , bringing some northeastward, bringing some windy and also very wet weather initially to southern counties. as we go through today. initially to southern counties. as we go through today . but that as we go through today. but that rain does spread its way northeast towards east anglia and lincolnshire as we go through evening

. >> i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to tell you what to think.so send in your opinions to gbviews@gbnews.com. keep them clean and you never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially yours. gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel tired of the usual focus? tested, pre—prepared westminster run—around. well, so am i. so you want higher taxes? it's your department to blame for this. are you rethinking this policy ? every sunday at this policy? every sunday at 930, i'll be sitting down with those in power to get the truth about the issues affecting you. let's be honest, we've known about the cost pressures of this project for years, months. project for years, not months. that's camilla tominey show, that's the camilla tominey show, a politics show with personality on gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel . happy britain's news channel. happy new year, wishing you all of the best for 2024. >> did you have a g

joining me now is michelle dewberry.'s on your menu. >> oh i've got lots i want to talk to you guys about tonight. martin of course, all know, martin of course, we all know, don't the nhs, it's failed don't we? the nhs, it's failed now. of its targets for now. so many of its targets for years and years and years. we all love it, don't we? we all use it and we all want it to continue. but it time now to continue. but is it time now to have conversation and have that hard conversation and accept it's just not really accept that it's just not really working under its current model? is privatisation the answer to that? want talk about that? i also want to talk about why earth teachers are having why on earth teachers are having to not because of to go on strike, not because of money. martin but because of the fact of their pupils fact that some of their pupils are and are assaulting them and something else i want to get into. and i that this is into. and i admit that this is quite sensitive topic, but quite a sensitive topic

. >> i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to tell you what to think.so send in your opinions to gbviews@gbnews.com. keep them clean and you never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially yours. gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . the wenzler in the gb newsroom. the prime minister, rishi sunak , has prime minister, rishi sunak, has said britain stands ready to support japan after a major earthquakes rocked the country today. earthquakes rocked the country today . at least six people are today. at least six people are dead afterjapan was hit by dead after japan was hit by several earthquakes, resulting in evacuations and tsunami warnings . emergency services warnings. emergency services have been responding to multiple fires and up to 30 collapsed buildings after a 7.6 magnitude quake hit the centre of the country. tens of thousands of people have been left withou

dewberry put you in your michelle dewberry put you in your place a few weeks ago when you went down you this avenue. let me ask you a question. you're so against question. if you're so against this channel, if you're so against channel, are against this channel, why are we continually giving you a platform ? platform? >> hang on, let me get on to the conservatives right . we've done conservatives right. we've done the ukip and brexit party . the ukip and brexit party. >> what a michael crick monologue. i'd like a conversation. >> mp, former minister lee anderson, conservative mp. >> our viewers and listeners are very loyal. so they know. they know very well who presents on this channel and they know very well who our guests on this channel. michael, you've clearly done your research on who presents on this channel. but as you well know, when it comes to debate, we have some of the most diverse views and opinions represented on this channel. and we are regulated . as you well we are regulated. as you well know, we are regulated by ofcom . know, we are regulated by ofcom. um, the ques

michelle on dewbs& co michelle dewberry on dewbs& co stick around for that. sponsors of weather on. gb news afternoon i'm alex deakin. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news a bit of a wet one out there across northern england today. heavy today. that rain pretty heavy through this evening but steadily overnight, steadily easing overnight, caused by this little area of low pressure. it's also been bringing across much of bringing rain across much of wales rain, as i say, will wales that rain, as i say, will start to ease as we go through the but still some heavy the night. but still some heavy bursts this evening. bursts around this evening. still yellow still a met office yellow warning in place , either side warning in place, either side of it. dry , but a very it. largely dry, but a very different terms of different night in terms of temperatures. mild all temperatures. very mild with all the cloud across the south, clear across scotland and clear skies across scotland and northern ireland allowing temperatures to plummet onc

someone a backbone michelle someone with a backbone michelle dewberry co 6 or 7.today we brought you our exclusive interview with the leader of the house portsmouth house of commons and portsmouth nonh house of commons and portsmouth north mp, penny mordaunt. of course, she was asked about why she's backing a bid to build a statue that would honour the people who served in the west africa squadron , a naval unit africa squadron, a naval unit which enforced the abolition of slavery. where she she insisted that it's really important that we tell the whole story about our history . we tell the whole story about our history. but should we really make a memorial of the squadron, or do you need to simply look at the bigger picture here? well, i can now speak with historian and broadcaster rafe heydel—mankoo and actor and writer femi nylander. welcome to the show, gents. let's start with you, rafe. um, do you think it's a goodidea rafe. um, do you think it's a good idea to erect a statue to commemorate britain's role in ending slavery ? ending slavery? >> absolutely. >>

when appearing on michelle dewberry program , professor of dewberry program, professor of politics mattwhen he revealed that roughly half of social housing in london is occupied by households by an households headed by an immigrant. and of course, it turned out to be true, prompting many questions about the fairness of the wider fairness of this by the wider public. seems the public. well, it seems the government may have listened on this occasion. as news this occasion. as today's news suggests , the government is on suggests, the government is on course to resurrect plans to prioritise british citizens when it comes to social housing, the question is this fair? well, my most intellectual panel is still with me. gb news is senior political commentator nigel nelson and the editor of conservative home, paul goodman. nigel, let me come to you first on this. if there is a statutory obugafion on this. if there is a statutory obligation to house people, what can the government do to prioritise one group against another? well, it can't , uh, not another? well, it can't, uh, not under existing

when appearing on michelle dewberry program , professor of dewberry program, professor of politics matt when he revealed that roughly half of social housing in london is occupied by households by an households headed by an immigrant. and of course, it turned out to be true, prompting many questions about the fairness of the wider fairness of this by the wider public. seems the public. well, it seems the government may have listened on this occasion. as news this occasion. as today's news suggests , the government is on suggests, the government is on course to resurrect plans to prioritise british citizens when it comes to social housing, the question is this fair? well, my most intellectual panel is still with me. gb news is senior political commentator nigel nelson and the editor of conservative home, paul goodman. nigel, let me come to you first on this. if there is a statutory obugafion on this. if there is a statutory obligation to house people, what can the government do to prioritise one group against another? well, it can't , uh, not another? well, it can't, uh, not under existing

do not go away i >> -- >> i'm m >> i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to tell you what to think. you have to say, sir. send in your opinions to gb views at gbnews.com. keep them clean and you never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially yours gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel well that's the last orders at the bar. >> if you want a job doing, do it yourself, because dominic, our producer, she's gone off somewhere. she'll be back in a minute. but look, i'm joined by the prince in the brilliant sam prince made in chelsea. how did that chelsea. yeah how did that happen, chelsea. yeah how did that hapum, that happened a few years >> um, that happened a few years ago. they reached out when i was about 18, i've watched the about 18, and i've watched the show for a few years beforehand, and a good and it seemed like a good opportunity. and it's been good fun. >> so as a young man going into that environment, all the cameras here cameras like we've

do not go away i >> -- >> i'm m >> i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to tell you what to think.at you have to say, sir. send in your opinions to gb views at gbnews.com. keep them clean and you never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially yours gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel well that's the last orders at the bar. >> if you want a job doing, do it yourself, because dominic, our producer, she's gone off somewhere. she'll be back in a minute. but look, i'm joined by the prince in the brilliant sam prince made in chelsea. how did that chelsea. yeah how did that happen, chelsea. yeah how did that hapum, that happened a few years >> um, that happened a few years ago. they reached out when i was about 18, i've watched the about 18, and i've watched the show for a few years beforehand, and a good and it seemed like a good opportunity. and it's been good fun. >> so as a young man going into that environment, all the cameras here cameras like we'v

is michelle dewberry michelle excited see you i was excited to see you i was itching, i stood the doorl ten i couldn't, till ten to i couldn't, i couldn't longer. couldn't wait any longer. >> the right things. >> you say all the right things. >> you say all the right things. >> yeah. on my show tonight, uh, aaron peter hitchens aaron bastani and peter hitchens . i'm very looking forward . i'm very much looking forward to yeah. to that. that'll kick off. yeah. the middle the situation in the middle east, that is east, i'll tell you that is kicking as you've just kicking off as well. you've just had the leader of hezbollah. he's just been a speech. he's just been giving a speech. it's good it's really not a good situation. tony blair, situation. there tony blair, meanwhile, has denied that he's got in the israel—gaza got a role in the israel—gaza conflict. asking , should conflict. i'm asking, should tony blair have any role in tony blair ever have any role in any capacity, in any foreign war? i think my viewers will have strong opinions on that one. i also want to talk as well. this dra

that's michelle dewberry make you others fear to try.er later on. y make you others fear to try. that's mither later on. thanks,�* you join her later on. thanks, jeeves. always a pleasure . now jeeves. always a pleasure. now millions of parents in england are being contacted by the nhs and urged to make an appointment to children to have their children vaccinated measles . and vaccinated against measles. and this comes as nhs england says 3.4 million children under 16 are unprotected and at risk of becoming ill. but joining me now is ella whelan, the author and journalist and of course, a mother . ella, welcome to the mother. ella, welcome to the show. always a pleasure. measles a disease we thought we'd stamped out. and yet now it's on the rise. why >> well, it's got a bit of a complicated history . >> well, it's got a bit of a complicated history. um, in that that a jab that was for a long time seen as sort of uncomplicated and uncontroversial . uncontroversial. >> in the early 2000, suddenly garnered a lot of attention , um, garnered

now here's somebody who gets stuff done, michelle dewberry . hello there. michelle dewberry.oo eras, we'll length we'll keep an arm's length distance to just be the safe side. >> e- f— >> i wouldn't complain if anything of that nature happened, what's happened, but it shan't. what's on your menu? >> of well, >> oh, lots of stuff. well, i just heard you talking about the darts not darts player, which you're not talking about that earlier. yeah yeah. >> i mean, it's epic year old >> i mean, it's epic 16 year old kebab . kebab monger levitt. >> know, but then don't you >> i know, but then don't you worry, i think worry, because i just think there's it and i cheer there's a i watch it and i cheer him on and i just think i worry a little bit, though, because i think once the media get hold of these young kids. yeah, these kind of young kids. yeah, i just think, is i don't know. i just think, is it a big distraction? is it a big distraction? is it is it a big distraction? is it is it all going end well? is it all going to end well? is it going to be a tale that has a happy or it's

now my favourite part of the show, because i'm joined now by michelle dewberry.the jobs has landed modern technology . technology. >> don't you just love it when it works? lots coming up on my show tonight, martin. of course, the post office minister. he's giving a statement , uh, to the post office minister. he's giving a statement, uh, to house of parliament, a quarter past six. so we'll have the latest on that. and reacting live off the back of it. of course, the conversation about whether or not paula vennells should be stripped her cbe, of course, stripped of her cbe, of course, rumbles on. also want to ask rumbles on. i also want to ask about whether or not councils should be forced remove should be forced to remove palestinian flags that people have up at tower hamlets, in have put up at tower hamlets, in particular, is one area a group of lawyers are saying that the council are essentially, perhaps committing a criminal offence by letting those flags remain. so i want to explore that as well . want to explore that as well. >> fantastic. um show coming up

now joining me now is the beautiful bev turner who standing in for michelle dewberry tonight on dewbsso we've got a busy show >> um, so we've got a busy show tonight. be tonight. we're going to be talking, back talking, obviously, on the back of killer . uh, of this nottingham killer. uh, sentence. be bringing sentence. should we be bringing back more residential units for people who who suffer with their mental health, who struggle with the mental health? of course, this all got thrown away during tony blair. george. john major. sorry, major's time in sorry, john major's time in office. and we're asking now whether bring an whether it's time to bring an end in the community off end to care in the community off the awful the back of these awful, awful murders. kids , of murders. um, also, fat kids, of course, we've got new statistics today to say that lockdown triggered even more fat children in this country. triggered even more fat children in this country . and we are in this country. and we are topping the global leaderboard. for how long children spend on tiktok . those two issues

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and once again joining me is michelle dewberry . course it's michelle dewberry.ou flatter. are you your favourite part? that's not what you say about me in the break. i hear him, everybody . anyway, i hear him, everybody. anyway, i want to get stuck into. of course, all the top stories that you uh, paula you would expect. uh, the paula vennells ? finally, vennells is it now? finally, time a bit of accountability time for a bit of accountability . is this going to be first . is this going to be the first step that row ? uh, somehow i step in that row? uh, somehow i think not. but anyway , i want think not. but anyway, i want to look at but the look at that. but also the labour that a video on labour mp that did a video on social about social media yesterday all about the stockholm went the bibby stockholm went wandering over there, uh, interviewing the people, the residents talking about how cruel and inhumane and prison like know what? i'm like it is. you know what? i'm getting bit fed up with getting a little bit fed up with this, martin. quite frankly , this, m

i'm joined by michelle michelle dewberry dewbs& co. of course, 6 or jews. what's your menu ?say i share your kind of emotions when comes to emotions there when it comes to this postmaster this whole postmaster conversation, an it is absolutely , isn't absolutely devastating, isn't it, when sit and consider it, when you sit and consider the gas lighting as well, you must thinking you're must sit there thinking you're going absolutely mad. what's going absolutely mad. um, what's gone on? it's not me. i'm not a thief. so who is the thief, then? and then you start kind of looking at everyone, don't you? then? and then you start kind of lo

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to tell you what to think. >> i'd much rather hear what you haveb news. com keep them clean and you never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially yours. gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel hello. and welcome to gb news sunday. >> happy sunday, hope have >> happy sunday, hope you have a lovely thank you for lovely afternoon. thank you for joining this lunchtime. i'm joining us this lunchtime. i'm dawn the next two dawn neesom and for the next two hours we'll keeping you hours we'll be keeping you company on line and on company on tv on line and on that digital coming up that digital radio coming up this show for you that digital radio coming up this weeks show for you that digital radio coming up this weeks of show for you that digital radio coming up this weeks of scandaln for you that digital radio coming up this weeks of scandal, for you that digital radio coming up this weeks of scandal, business after weeks o

. >> i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to tell you what to think.ions to gb views at gb news. com keep them clean and you never know . i might com keep them clean and you never know. i might read com keep them clean and you never know . i might read them never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially yours. gb news is the people's channel, britain's news channel. >> who is it? we're here for the show . welcome to the dinosaur show. welcome to the dinosaur hour with me, john cleese . i was hour with me, john cleese. i was married to a therapist. and you survived. i thought we were getting hugh laurie second best man . at least you interviewed man. at least you interviewed saddam hussein. what's that like? i was terrified i'm playing strip poker with these three. oh no. thank you . my cds three. oh no. thank you. my cds need to be put in alphabetical order. >> ah. are you going to be problematic again? are the dinosaur hour sundays o

. >> well joining me now is emily carver, who tonight has transitioned into michelle dewberry standinger. i am standing in for michel. uh, it should be a fantastic show . it should be a fantastic show. really. we've got a huge amount to get through this evening. so as you it's been revealed as you know, it's been revealed that nottingham could that the nottingham killer could potentially be up for release in just three years. i mean, what do you make of that, martin? it's an astonishing story. >> i just cannot believe it. yesterday, the family said that calocane had cheated the courts and had got away with murder. today a fresh insult piling misery upon those grieving families . misery upon those grieving families. emily, i cannot believe it. yeah, so the question tonight is, should the attorney general , should the attorney general, should the attorney general, should the attorney general, should the attorney general who is reviewing this case, send it? >> refer to refer the case to the court of appeal. many are saying it's far too lenient . the court of appeal. many are saying it's f

. >> so once again, my favourite time in the show michelle dewberry joins me now. and the jubes arms, although it's dry, um, dry. january you always have a rollicking time. what's on your menu? >> well, firstly, a confession. a sack dry january off last friday. i must confess, the dewberry tavern is back open for business. i've got to do my little bit of a night to help the pub trade. uh, so, yeah, i do confess, i did fall massively off the wagon. so it's reopened. and, uh. anyway, of course, tonight i really want to understand opinion on understand the public opinion on this, in this, uh, these attacks in yemen. do support it at yemen. do people support it at home? i've got alicia kearns of course. she is a tory mp. but also she's the chair of the foreign affairs committee. so i want to talk to her about this. why is it always us? this is a global shipping trade . uh, global shipping trade. uh, shipping route. sorry, not just a is it us that's a uk one. so why is it us that's always at the front, following america desperate to get involved foreign involved in any

well, my favourite time of the day, of course, is when michelle dewberry joins me.u? >> keep bit of >> i've got to keep a bit of distance us, martin. distance between us, martin. i don't to over excite you, don't want to over excite you, don't want to over excite you, do so i am indeed back do i? so yeah, i am indeed back in other studio today. so in the other studio today. so much that want to talk about much that i want to talk about tonight. focussed, tonight. we've been focussed, haven't on politics, haven't we, heavily on politics, but i want to ask a simple question tonight. >> little two year old boy starved to death in his own home. you know , is society even home. you know, is society even still a thing anymore? >> because people didn't go and check. no doors were really knocked on by neighbours, etc. dogs apparently barking all the time. >> why didn't anyone see what was happening? >> to ask that >> so i want to ask that question as well. i mean, question also as well. i mean, you even this up, you couldn't even make this up, could you? martin? 6000 asylum

resplendent of vision michelle dewberry . oh, i was looking dewberry. >> so you're on six till seven. you've always got tasty menu. what's today? you've always got tasty menu. wh actually today? you've always got tasty menu. wh actually , today? you've always got tasty menu. wh actually , i'veyday? you've always got tasty menu. wh actually , i've got? you've always got tasty menu. wh actually , i've got paul emery >> actually, i've got paul emery tonight and professor matt goodwin and matt calls the immigration system in this country basically a massive ponzi scheme. viewers will be familiar with the facts that in the run up to 2019, we were promised a system that % eu we'd promised a system that% eu we'd have democratic control, we'd have democratic control, we'd have high skilled immigration that would apparently turbocharge the economy. it didn't actually happen, though, didn't actually happen, though, did it? >> we've had the opposite exact , >> we've had the opposite exact, but matt has uncovered some really around really interesting stats around d

joining me is michelle dewberry, of course. dewbs & co six till 7 of course.your menu? >> good evening to you. of course we're going to have the 6:00 news. following on from 6:00 news. and following on from that of course, that debates, of course, as you'd the situation in you'd expect on the situation in yemen the previous strike didn't really achieved really seem to have achieved that second one that much. so is the second one going anything ? what going to change anything? what then? third fourth one? then? a third one, a fourth one? what's here? so what's the end game here? so i want look forward to that. want to look forward to that. also as well. we've got some fiscal headroom. so some money unexpected money basically. so what do we reckon jeremy hunt should with it. give us tax should do with it. give us tax cuts in cuts or invest more money in pubuc cuts or invest more money in public services. or perhaps do nothing at all? i also want to talk about the mental health of the young . apparently, one day a the young. apparently, one day a week, martin, th

talking of which, here's michelle dewberry joining me now on the show , but before before on the showart of the show. even after nigel farage. what's on your menu tonight? jubes oh, never mind my menu. >> i noticed your little slip up there that did not get past me, young man. and we should be having words about that in a second. that once second. i can tell you that once we uh, anyway, we finished on air. uh, anyway, coming show tonight, of coming up on my show tonight, of course , i want look at this course, i want to look at this grooming situation . you grooming gang situation. you know, do under any know, do not be under any illusions, people. >> a historical event. >> i can tell you now , this >> i can tell you now, this stuff goes on in the here and now, day. how on now, in present day. how on earth do you get to the bottom of it and stop it then of it and stop it all then also, of it and stop it all then also, of i want to talk about of course, i want to talk about nato shapps saying that nato grant shapps saying that people spend more money. people need to spend more money. w