yeah, absolutely. >> i just found philip davis , >> i just found philip davis, dare i say it, ridiculouslyring that interview . interview. >> that's what a lot of our viewers are saying this morning. the arrogance. they say, um, the disillusionment, as you mentioned, is that indicative of the conservative party as a whole? let us know. keep those emails coming in. >> let's talk about this awful weather. many parts of the country, well, england , the country, well, england, the south of england, london, nottinghamshire, shropshire , nottinghamshire, shropshire, this heavy rain, wild weather which has battered places overnight , flooding causing overnight, flooding causing havoc for thousands of residents, businesses and motorists . motorists. >> the met office is warning of possible power cuts and train operators are warning services may be cancelled . may be cancelled. >> there are more than 300 weather warnings in place . we weather warnings in place. we want to hear from you if you've been impacted gb views at gb news. >> com joining us now from shropshire is our west midlands reporter j

davies. does he want to philip davies. does he want to see the back of rishi sunak tv news icon and former top royal correspondent nicholas owen on the king's health and axed bbc radio star alex dyke on his old organisations institutional bias 7 organisations institutional bias .7 my friday night big opinion is on the way with my top ten nominations for next tory leader. who's on the list? first the headlines and someone that would make an excellent prime minister, sam francis . minister, sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much . >> mark, thank you very much. and good evening from the gb newsroom. the headlines just after 8:00. well, we start with some breaking news that's been coming to us in the last hour or so that a british oil tanker has been hit by a missile strike off the coast of yemen, and we understand is currently on fire. that's despite the uk and us strikes against houthi rebels in recent days. maritime security officials say that the crew on that ship are safe . it follows that ship are safe. it follows rep

davies, philip, contributor, conservative mp philip davies, philip , lovely to philip davies, philipsee you again. defeat is certain. you've got nothing to lose . time to roll the dice now lose. time to roll the dice now this is, this is a load of old nonsense. >> mark, to be perfectly honest, you know there's going to be a new liverpool manager before there's going to be a new leader of the conservative party. so you be better doing you you'd be better off doing your riders for the your runners and riders for the new manager to new liverpool manager to be perfectly uh, rather perfectly honest, uh, rather than conservative than the new conservative leader, the prime leader, we've got the prime minister obsessed minister everyone's obsessed with , uh, minister everyone's obsessed with , uh, and with personalities, uh, and that's all that's all we hear. it's all about personalities. i'm tony benn always said we should be worried about the policies, not the personalities . policies, not the personalities. and what i'm interested in is the policies. and if anybody actually looks at the a

philip talk to philip davis. now let's talk to will hollis who is in lincolnshire for us this morning. this is just the most heartbreaking, heartbreaking story this week. >> really is. yes, of course it's two year bronson it's of the two year old bronson battersbee the sister of battersbee and the sister of bronson battersbee has said she does not blame social services for death . for his death. >> yes, sir. bronson body was found in a property in skegness and he's believed to have starved to death after his dad suffered a fatal heart attack. >> well, joining us now is our reporter, will hollis. very good to see you this morning. will and give us the latest. we've we've had these remarks now from the sister of bronson battersbee i >> -- >> yes. for the last few days, the news around this has been dominated by bronson . the news around this has been dominated by bronson. his mum, a lady called sarah who didn't live at home here in prince alfred avenue . she'd split from alfred avenue. she'd split from bronson , hi

jane stevenson, who quit the government over that rwanda plan, also , philip davis and plan, also, philip davis and jack brereton have all told gb news they will vote for the rwanda bill at its third reading. so this a test of the government's strength in the house of commons tonight, and full coverage of the outcomes on those throughout those votes throughout the evening right gb news evening, right here on gb news is and critical to the prime minister's stop the boats policy . we can tell you that today. eight small boats have been intercepted trying to cross the engush intercepted trying to cross the english channel. around 350 people, we understand, have now been brought to shore on the kent coast. as the weather continues to deteriorate. the latest arrivals are the first since the weekend and after five people drowned just off the french coast of boulogne on monday as well, the other main news on gb news today is that his majesty the king, king charles is due to go to hospital for the treatment of an enlarged prostate. we understand buckingham palace telling us today the condition is

. >> a pesar de esta alerta el primer ministro de ese pais philip davis dijo que es poco probable que a la nacion. >> en colombia todavia hay 17 incendios activos y mas de mil personas estan trabajando para extinguirlos. >> el pais declaro desastre y calamidad publica el jueves por los 31 incendios que ardian en ese momento y pidio ayuda internacional para combatirlos. >> los departamentos mas afectados son cundinamarca cundinamarca y huila, cada uno con cinco fuegos el fenomeno del nino ha traido una escasez de lluvias que esta propiciando el desarrollo de estos cimientos. >> el grupo islamista hamas que controla la franja de gaza nego hoy que personal de la onu colabore con sus acciones mi milicianas. >> esto luego de la acusacion de israel de que empleados de la agencia para loss del 7 de octu. >> la organizacion tambien despidio a varios empleados y abrio una investigacion. >> estados unidos, el reino unido, los paises bajos, australia, finlandia y canada han suspendido la ayuda a la r palestinos participaron en los ataques del 7 de octubre. >> la organizacion tambien d despidio a

jane stevenson, who quit the government over that rwanda plan, also , philip davis and plan, also, philip for the rwanda bill at its third reading. so this a test of the government's strength in the house of commons tonight, and full coverage of the outcomes on those throughout those votes throughout the evening right gb news evening, right here on gb news is and critical to the prime minister's stop the boats policy . we can tell you that today. eight small boats have been intercepted trying to cross the engush intercepted trying to cross the english channel. around 350 people, we understand, have now been brought to shore on the kent coast. as the weather continues to deteriorate. the latest arrivals are the first since the weekend and after five people drowned just off the french coast of boulogne on monday as well, the other main news on gb news today is that his majesty the king, king charles is due to go to hospital for the treatment of an enlarged prostate. we understand buckingham palace telling us today the condition is benign and he'll be admitted next week for what they're desc

davies. this programme, philip davies.s taking philip, to you, why is it taking so long? philip, to you, why is it taking so iyeah, well, i mean, look, >> yeah, well, i mean, look, this it's it's this is a it's a, it's a difficult issue isn't it. knife crime. because can crime. because you can ban knives. you know, ban knives. you know, you can ban a particular type of knife and you can particular of can ban a particular type of machete, but doesn't machete, but that doesn't actually the root cause actually tackle the root cause of the problem. and you know, and a harder order and which is a much harder order to, to tackle issue. i mean , i to, to tackle issue. i mean, i mean, this thing from keir starmer is a load of old nonsense. we've labour's nonsense. we've seen labour's attempts tackle knife attempts to tackle knife crime. it's called khan in it's called sadiq khan in london. yeah. it's been a complete disaster. complete and utter disaster. he doesn't stop doesn't even believe in stop and search. there's no point sea

davies and jack brereton all told gb news tonight they will vote for the government's rwanda bill, asl mp for somerset and gb news presenter jacob will mp for somerset and gb news presenterjacob rees mogg and critical to the prime minister's pledge to stop illegal migrants, is his stop the boats policy . is his stop the boats policy. and today eight small boats were intercepted trying to cross the engush intercepted trying to cross the english channel. around 350 migrants have now been brought to shore in kent. even as the weather continues to deteriorate, the latest arrivals are the first since the weekend, when five people drowned just off the coast of france . now in off the coast of france. now in other news today, his majesty is due to go to hospital for the treatment of an enlarged prostate. buckingham palace said the condition is benign and king charles will be admitted next week for what's being described as a corrective procedure . the as a corrective procedure. the monarch's public engagements will be postponed for a short penod will be postponed for a short period of recupe

davies and jack brereton all told gb news tonight they will vote for the government's rwanda bill, as will mp for somerset and gb news presenter jacob will mp for somerset and gb news presenterjacob rees mogg and critical to the prime minister's pledge to stop illegal migrants, is his stop the boats policy . is his stop the boats policy. and today eight small boats were intercepted trying to cross the engush intercepted trying to cross the english channel. around 350 migrants have now been brought to shore in kent. even as the weather continues to deteriorate, the latest arrivals are the first since the weekend, when five people drowned just off the coast of france . now in off the coast of france. now in other news today, his majesty is due to go to hospital for the treatment of an enlarged prostate. buckingham palace said the condition is benign and king charles will be admitted next week for what's being described as a corrective procedure . the as a corrective procedure. the monarch's public engagements will be postponed for a short penod will be postponed for a short period of re

and plus, tonight, independent minded tory mp philip davies.of rishi sunak tv news icon and former top royal correspondent nicholas owen on the king's health and axed bbc radio star alex dyke on his old organisations institutional bias 7 organisations institutional bias ? my friday night big opinion is on the way with my top ten nominations for next tory leader. who's on the list? first the headlines and someone that would make an excellent prime minister, sam francis . minister, sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much . >> mark, thank you very much. and good evening from the gb newsroom. the headlines just after 8:00. well, we start with some breaking news that's been coming to us in the last hour or so that a british oil tanker has been hit by a missile strike off the coast of yemen, and we understand is currently on fire. that's despite the uk and us strikes against houthi rebels in recent days. maritime security officials say that the

and philip davies, who was on the channel yesterday, was right.r government, which richard tice says he doesn't want. well clearly as well. the first, how do you balance it out? >> the first interview from the prime minister of the new year, and he's talking about nigel farage and the reform party. so it's clearly forefront of it's clearly at the forefront of his it spooked his mind as it spooked the conservative party >> yeah. >> yeah. >> does it spook you? because it's about about loads of you get touch say, we're get in touch and say, oh, we're fed conservatives fed up with the conservatives we're reform. well we're going to vote reform. well does this make you think again ? does this make you think again? are you going to end up voting ? are you going to end up voting? not particularly for who you want to get in, but for who you don't want to get in? yeah which is interesting mindset . um, is an interesting mindset. um, i don't know. i don't know. it's an interesting one. so let's try and get richard tice on if we can. that'd be quite good, i'

the conservative mp, philip davies. mp, bishop philip davies.uldn't underestimate of what underestimate the scale of what was yesterday. this was announced yesterday. this must be unprecedent for a government say we're seizing government to say we're seizing power courts. and power back from the courts. and we overturning. what about we are overturning. what about 955 verdicts of guilty against these postmasters? the government is doing it. it's never happened before. i don't think . think. >> no, it is. it's an unprecedented step in an unprecedented step in an unprecedented really . unprecedented situation, really. i mean, the problem with everything the in the uk, we everything in the in the uk, we see it with covid inquiry see it with the covid inquiry we see it with the covid inquiry we see inquiry into see it with this inquiry into the been set up quite a the post been set up quite a while ago, years ago. is while ago, three years ago. is that wheels just move so that the wheels just move so slowly in country. um, and slowly in this country

. >> i mean, we had conservative mp philip davies on the on the channel last week saying that they were irrelevance . well, they were an irrelevance. well, in terms of they're not going to get many or maybe even any seats despite the fact they're standing and everyone aware. that's true. but in terms of the damage, they could do to the conservative party, i think that's very considerable indeed , that's very considerable indeed, because of course they are to the right of the conservatives. they're going to pick up lots of previous conservative voters who feel that the conservative are not conservative enough. they would hope also to pick up, um, red wall voters who voted conservatives last time, who might not want to go back to laboun might not want to go back to labour. but i certainly think there may be some damage to labour votes. but predominantly they're looking at taking votes from the conservatives. so i think the rishi sunak not that surprising really, that he's mentioned them. they are worried about that. and they do want to try to stem that threat of course. richard tice curre