and no spin, no , no censorship. i'm no spin, no, no censorship. i'm dan wootton as net migration reaches its highest level since war two with a staggering hundred thousand settling on our humble island over 12 months. when will the likes of sunak and stormers stop talking big and start taking action to prevent britain bursting at the seams government's policy . and my government's policy. and my policy is that we will want to reduce net migration over time the days when pay and cheap labour are . part of the british labour are. part of the british way of growth must be . i'll way of growth must be. i'll break down those bombshell new stats and ask if the tory party must face a net migration of tens of thousands in my digest

thinks they don't get the thoughts of my superstar panel dominique samuels. shaun and you mean a cow should brits really pressured to scale back on energy use to defeat who'd sit and save on energy bills as demanded by jeremy hunt? that's a big debate at 10 pm, she claims just in england pushed her into the clutches of icis and the leftie pundit agrees. a white girl wouldn't have been treated in the way is shamima bankim really a victim of racism surrounded by jews and racism? so i that's why i said i would not like my primary school because i face like some racism . well, i'll be challenging that absolutely outrageous claim in the clash at 925. i want your verdict to as the chancellor is of trying to tie us really or get us back into the clutches of the eu the swiss style deal is it the brexit party returned of its former meps? adam whitaker thinks there's a strong case to be made. she'll join me at 950.

is meghan doing the monarchy a favour with her attention seeking antics ? how on earth did seeking antics? how on earth did i get here? it i was a girl from suits what can we do? what can i do? this woman? oh, she's difficult . my royal mastermind difficult. my royal mastermind said he gavin and debbie a tackle that and ask if king charles was right express his sorrow for colonialism . at 935. sorrow for colonialism. at 935. plus, she's the starjournalist who broke news of the palace that saw meghan reduce kate to tears spelling the beginning of the end for the fab four. now, camilla , one of the most camilla, one of the most formidable columnists , formidable columnists, westminster, is becoming the face. weekend politics here , gb face. weekend politics here, gb news. she sits down with me for . her debut at 20 tomorrow's newspaper front pages and person union jack has on the way this is dan wootton tonight let's go .

is dan wootton tonight let's go. see you know how this works by now. my opinion in just a moment. but the news first at and so here's the at nine with beth and elsie elsie . dan thank beth and elsie elsie. dan thank you i am bethany elsie your top stories from the gb newsroom, the home secretary. so she's committed to reducing levels of migraine in as more than half a million and to the uk the past year the office national statistics says 504 thousands and more people to the uk than left the year to june. that's the higher level since the second world war suella braverman said the rise was dfiven braverman said the rise was driven by an unprecedented world events, including the war in ukraine and the end lockdown restrictions . a 31 year old man restrictions. a 31 year old man has been charged with the murders of a mother and her

daughters following an arson attack on a flat in. nottinghamshire three year old fatma and one year old naima died in a fire in their home in clifton on sunday morning. the mother 28 year old fatoumata haidara was taken to hospital on life support, but she died on tuesday , the deputy prime tuesday, the deputy prime minister , is facing new minister, is facing new allegations that he used his personal email and iphone to intimidate staff . personal email and iphone to intimidate staff. dominic raab the head professionally all time . dominic raab is allegedly facing an inquiry after two formal complaint notes were made. the prime minister says he still has full in his deputy and raab claims he always adheres the ministerial code behave professionally all times. and i'm the one that when the complaint came in a matter of days ago , first they would come days ago, first they would come against me since i'd be the since 2015. call for an independent inquiry and i look forward to dealing with it fully the family , a two year old boy

the family, a two year old boy who died after prolonged exposure to mould in his have said they have no confidence in the leadership of the housing association. awaab ishak parents made several complaints to the local authority but was simply told to paint over it. he died in december 20, 20. the housing secretary michael gove says rochdale borough wide housing has failed to explain . it will has failed to explain. it will ensure tenants safety in the future . a met police officer has future. a met police officer has now been charged with 53 offences after the cps approved a further nine charges against him. served with the parliament tree and diplomatic protection command. his charges include 27 counts of rape and nine counts of sexual assault , all relating of sexual assault, all relating to 13 women between 2003. and this . he to 13 women between 2003. and this. he faces trial in february and the leader of the rmt union said talks with the transport secretary were positive , but he secretary were positive, but he hasn't ruled out further industrial . marc lynch warned

industrial. marc lynch warned the government that warm words aren't to bring a resolution. thousands rail workers are due to hold a fresh round of strikes over the festive period in a long running dispute with network over pay. meanwhile in scotland, rmt members have accepted a new pay offer by. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio. this is gb news. let's get back to dan . let's get back to dan. 504,000 people, more than entire population of liverpool . so population of liverpool. so that's the net migration numbers arriving in the uk. that's the net migration numbers arriving in the uk . the 12 arriving in the uk. the 12 months until june in the midst of a cost of living crisis with record nhs lists and pressure on our housing system like we haven't seen before , it's the haven't seen before, it's the highest level since world war ii, twice the number predicted

and those figures check out. they don't even include the 40,000 plus who have arrived illegally this year on small boats . the channel as illegally this year on small boats. the channel as part of the invasion via southern border. i don't to tell you this level of migration is completely on to sustainable it's also betrayal of what we were when we voted for brexit in part to regain of our borders and stop free movement . we were told the free movement. we were told the figure was meant to be reduced to as low as 100,000 a year after . brexit. so what the hell after. brexit. so what the hell is going on the government points to foreign students and the one off humanitarian policy to take in ukrainian and hong kongis to take in ukrainian and hong kong is but that isn't the end of the story for example 130,000 work visas to indian folk have been granted this year with 8% of those who applied for a visa being granted . 98. that sound

being granted. 98. that sound like an australian points basis to me . i've got to be honest to me. i've got to be honest with you, i'm angry about now because once again all we're being offered by our current prime minister, wishy washy sunak and the likely next prime minister slippery keir starmer is weasel words, weasel words than a hard and fast commit determined to reduce our level of migration . government's of migration. government's policy and my policy is that we will to reduce net migration over. will to reduce net migration over . but i will to reduce net migration over. but i don't want to . well over. but i don't want to. well well i'm not i'm not going to put an i'm not going to put an arbitrary number on it. but i want to be honest with people. and i think right now on, number one challenge is getting a grip of the number illegal migrants coming. want coming. and that's thing i want to first. i think what to focus on first. i think what by the way, the british public rightly want us to focus on our common must to help british common must be to help british economy immigration economy off its immigration dependency, investing dependency, to start investing more workers who more in training workers who already here . migration is part already here. migration is part of our national story always has

been always will be but let me tell you the days when low pay and cheap labour are part of the british way on growth must end the lack of any commitment to figures is pathetic because what choice do we have the public when both major party leaders refuse ? talk about hard and fast refuse? talk about hard and fast figures once again, the senior cabinet minister who has been prepared set a limit in her mind at least is the home secretary superwoman suella braverman who wants the numbers to the tens of thousands has her hands tied . i thousands has her hands tied. i still stand by the brexit and by now not 2019 manifesto pledge to reduce overall numbers on migration. and that's my very, very firmly held view. and david cameron famously said tens of thousands no , no buts. so that thousands no, no buts. so that would be my that would be my aspiration. but i could fly . and

aspiration. but i could fly. and again . right. but her hands are again. right. but her hands are by sunak and hunt. here's the thing. immigration cost the conservatives the next election on own. and if they the tie. no, that's tory in name only approach, then becomes a near certainty . take the latest poll certainty. take the latest poll for red feel and wilton showing that labour is beating sunak conservatives in the red wall 53% to 39. so braverman she's in a difficult position, said today we remain committed to reducing migration over time in line with our manifesto commitment. this level of migration has pressure on accommodation and housing supply. health, education and other public services. we must ensure we have a sustainable , ensure we have a sustainable, balanced and controlled approach, which is why we continue to keep our immigration policies under review and the spokesperson acknowledged our borders are broken . but how the borders are broken. but how the hell will sunak fix this emergency without ? stopping the

emergency without? stopping the boats or pledging reduce net migration to the tens thousands. rhetoric is no longer good . we rhetoric is no longer good. we need a plan to respond now my superstar panel, need a plan to respond now my superstar panel , the political superstar panel, the political commentator dominique samuel is the former conservative london mayoral shaun bailey, and the author broadcaster amy nicole . author broadcaster amy nicole. dominique samuels, the is talk is cheap we've got the numbers . is cheap we've got the numbers. 500,000 that is a population size of liverpool. we cannot we're not coping with our population as it is at some point i think we're going to have to ask whether or not our government does indeed control over the numbers of people that they are here. but i think we have to look at this in a global sort of perspective because . sort of perspective because. it's not just here that this is happening obviously also the world is being invaded in america. the southern is being invaded. america. the southern is being invaded . nobody seems to want to

invaded. nobody seems to want to do anything about it. meanwhile, global organisations such as the that said in 2020 that we're going to need more migrants to replace britain's existing workforce . nancy pelosi now out workforce. nancy pelosi now out of the house in the us has said the us farmers need more migrants to pick crops. that seems . do you migrants to pick crops. that seems. do you think this is part of the globalist agenda if it were a part of the globalist agenda, it does certainly seem to be working and. i think it's all part of this idea. we need to replace our with migrants because people are not reproducing enough and we have an ageing population . the idea an ageing population. the idea though the more migrants means more jobs. i think in the light of these statistics is actually being debunked because we have more job advertisements in ever more job advertisements in ever more job advertisements in ever more job places that aren't being on the back . the highest being on the back. the highest migration we've seen since world war two. the idea of migrants equals jobs. i hope it's not working. and sean bailey, what i

don't understand about your party, the conservatives why not just institute the tens of thousands target before the next just say it's coming into we've got to do this because at the end of the day, all of this talk from sunak means nothing . we from sunak means nothing. we look at the numbers . i think look at the numbers. i think there's two things here. one is you pick an arbitrary target, you pick an arbitrary target, you fail. and people don't believe that now it's happened a lot. we were told tens of thousands, many, many years ago. it's been in the hundreds of thousands ever since. so i don't know but going up know if that's one, but going up this issue is going up. not even coming down to two issues. the one that rishi sunak was one thing that rishi sunak was right about the separation between illegal immigration and immigration, between illegal immigration and imdogration, between illegal immigration and imdo something about illegal to do something about illegal migrants because it doesn't matter what you but this matter what you do. but this doesn't include the doesn't even include the illegal. point. you illegal. that's my point. you had and had the illegal figures and talking that's talking 540,000. that's my point. you have to that. but actually this will become big actually this will become a big election down in election issue because down in the south amongst the elites it's always talked as it's always talked about as immigration is good for the economy, good for the big economy, it's good for the big economy. not often,

economy. it's not good often, not local working not good for local working people now people in the community and now people have far experience of their called me badly i think it could become an election issue and. we talk about the red wall seats and c'est harmless intervention i thought was mealy mouthed because of course he's led the labour party. that's always said it but this is it is open, but this is the problem you've sean though problem you've got sean though for tories keir starmer can just position himself the right in terms of doesn't have to deliver anything. of course i don't trust keir starmer he believed in open borders i trust keir starmer to solve this but how comes he is the one saying that we rely on cheap labour we're getting mumblings from government that they're going to implicitly political strategy to work. we've it for years from the labour party you've said doesn't affect us and we all it doesn't affect us and we all it does and actually the other the government has had every move they've made some outside left they've made some outside left the organisation has taken them to court and they've lost what

they need to do now is establish something in the law that allows them to at who is in them to look at who is in country because it's becoming people's lived experience that they're immigrants they're losing to immigrants and that racist and that makes people racist and nobody that we know who's in the country. overwhelmingly, a lot of which is a credit to of students which is a credit to our education. i i don't, i don't know students aren't going to stay here longer than three years. typically these are not going to see lot . students are going to see a lot. students are coming in and doing really low education courses. then education courses. and then staying because they staying on them because they can afford universal afford to pay it. universal parties inc foreign students over uk born students but is completely wrong and it's not very patriotic . this idea that very patriotic. this idea that you know gdb is money you know is everything in this world think is what has led to this country's demise. can i just ask on a macro first, just want to start on a macro level with you because you've always been pro immigration pro open borders, so based on over a million people coming in in the past year, 500,000, that's net migration .

500,000, that's net migration. it's people leaving too. but with over a million new people into the uk i presume that's what you want. you that's great. you want more, don't you? because i think that's great. i don't understand why you're so about people. people who coming here, contributing just no more than they're taking you. can't we have we have the longest wait in history. we have 400,000 brits waiting over months. and i think just because it's not, well, more vacancies in nhs, which is why we need doctors we need to ease those. wait, hold on. that's not name migration on the basis of this is the challenge to what you're saying amy is the reality that we living really, really serious housing crisis, especially in the south—east of the country, because we hold enough we have a record level, we have a record level of job vacancies. so it doesn't look like people are filling it. and when people talk about migration, often talk about migration, often talk about professional about the professional land which if

which is always worked. if a company to come company sponsors you to come here what that is what here that's what that is what the figures referring to the average put average migration and you put all know what all people in and you know what can just say as a general can i just say as a general point we're cheapening what it means to be british. no, look, if look at countries, amy, i'll let you respond. but let just let you respond. but let me just make this point. if you look at companies like australia or the united to gain access united of america to gain access to the country you have to prove that you are highly skilled , that you are highly skilled, that you are highly skilled, that you are doing a job, that no american or australian can do. it is an honour. you tell me that that 98% of the 130,000 indian folk who applied to come over the past 12 months, that every single one of them, that 98% of them at something to this . one of the reasons that we are patriotic, are proud to be british is that we are welcoming to migrants and we just want we celebrate we are the celebrate diversity. we are the people coming in all country with this massive are overwhelmingly students they're the ukrainians who are fleeing afghans fleeing and afghans who are fleeing and people who are being repatriated

. the overwhelming body. it's also the fact that not as many people are leaving the country. you didn't agree with that. you were one of the few people who disagree because we simply do not have the infrastructure be able to. how do you feel so many people coming and even if people coming here? and even if iyour people coming here? and even if i your logic right that we to open the floodgates whilst we do not the infrastructure not have the infrastructure picture. maybe are saying picture. maybe you are saying poles bottom line but i'm saying to you can i ask i mean, i ask you can i ask what number is too for you? because i think you are one. i tell you a number that is too tens of thousands, which is what i said. let me clarify what your limit is. what i said. let me clarify what your limit is . the reason we your limit is. the reason we need these people is to support structure tens of thousands if to is too much immigration . let to is too much immigration. let me the point would be a real emergency. that's what you're talking about true. a lower number would prove a necessary match. i mean, they need these people over a million young people over a million young people in this country would

need education or need not an education or training. find them training. we need find them oppose ask them and oppose it. if you ask them and we . here's the real thing we don't. here's the real thing about immigrants, which when you look at the big figures, the immigration. yes, it but when you look at people's individual , why they don't get housed, why you in tube bed when you trapped in a tube bed when you've kids. that's you've got four kids. that's what makes difference. have what makes difference. we have to sit on an nhs waiting list for 12 months. the in which 400,000 people currently are in this country. i mean just a final chance for you to answer. what's your top level ? that's what's your top level? that's not how many can we take by? you know because all i know is that a lower number is going to cost the country more than a higher. okay. so you're happy for another million. next there are 2 million job vacancies in this country . okay. so to me, it's country. okay. so to me, it's important to me, i'm not going to sit here and get angry about human potential is something that i'm going to leave to you three. okay. so i'm going to count bailey. dominic count shaun bailey. dominic terrace. i see stuff happening. ihear terrace. i see stuff happening. i hear all. but still to come, meghan's attention

meghan's constant attention seeking you actually a blessing for the monarchy. and is king charles right to express his sorrow for colonialism my role masterminds eddie colin campbell and phil dampier take all those headunes and phil dampier take all those headlines more at 935. but headlines and more at 935. but first, after she claims discrimination . england push her discrimination. england push her into the clutches of isis is shamima begum really a victim of kevin maguire goes head to head with dr. rikki neave sun the clash straight after the break. i want to know what you think though. down at gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. how paul running there to the results coming up straight the break .

time now for the clash it made her appeal to have her uk citizenship restored. i last night brought you never before seen footage of former isis bride shamima outrageously claiming her experience of racism in a british school may have pushed her the arms of the death cult . was it hard being death cult. was it hard being a you know, was fight hard for around the area we use if i was in racism so that's why i said i would not like my primary school because i faced like some racism well constant but constantly but like a young age. just one. one thing is enough to like with the bullying. did you get bullied? i believe, but like just little comments and stuff to them with teachers white kids over so

teachers to white kids over so you have that favouritism from white kids say at that point white kids to say at that point and i was of age we then like 78i just like classed as one of the least racist countries in europe she is claimed as have seen left wing pundits turn extremists themselves in an altogether different sense. speaking on the jeremy vine show political marina perkins , this political marina perkins, this extraordinary statement i just think if shamima were a 50 year old white girl with blue eyes who had been groomed in this way , we wouldn't be having this conversation. i think that's completely wrong because we stripped citizenship stripped jihadi citizenship and he white he was half he was white he was half canadian . how old was i don't canadian. how old was i don't know. she's a minor , a very good know. she's a minor, a very good point. emily carville, i mean, i'm sorry , but i'm not going to i'm sorry, but i'm not going to stand for liberal loudmouth trying to fashion an isa supporter, a victim of mr. corbyn gets in the country she willingly betrayed. but what do you think is shamima begum

really a victim of racism ? and really a victim of racism? and is that playing a role in? her being denied a return to britain. let me know your views. emailing me at gbnews.uk. tweet me at gb news. our poll running there too, but duking it tonight. i'm joined by associate editor kevin editor the daily mirror, kevin maguire and social policy , dr. maguire and social policy, dr. ricky now kevin maguire speaking of liberal loud mouths, your surely not saying that should mean a big game as a victim. racism? are you , i think, racism? are you, i think, reasoned commonsense. of course she is. she has many , not all of she is. she has many, not all of them . good, but she has been a them. good, but she has been a victim of racism. and she's a victim of racism. and she's a victim of racism. now, one in the government's response to a lot of the public criticism of her. and if at the age of 15 she was vulnerable she had been groomed manipulated and turned into somebody who was going to be used by sex but didn't go to syria but , went to be used by sex but didn't go to syria but, went to sunderland or sterling or swansea or somewhere . and she was blue eyed, blonde

and, white. that would not be the degree of hostility there is her now how do you she back? how how she is jihadi jack who thought he was a dual british canadian citizen said he had his citizenship revoked in the same way that bacon did . citizenship revoked in the same way that bacon did. he's citizenship revoked in the same way that bacon did . he's never way that bacon did. he's never allowed to return and he was white he was white he was white and it made no difference . you and it made no difference. you will know if looked at the look at the figures, the of people who've lost their citizenship it revoked it's something like a 250 over a four year period. but as the institute race relations say it, the majority of muslim she was born in britain , was she was born in britain, was born in london, she was born not very far from where i am living now . she is british. you cannot now. she is british. you cannot just take a passport away and say she isn't a problem anymore. she a problem. well, you can when she applied, she could be

tells re—investigate eight it there's no there's no question that we should be because she has bangladeshi parents and if she wants she go and apply for citizenship of bangladesh she doesn't want to do that because she would probably be treated very badly when she arrived here. and kevin you know, you know, she re—entered this know, if she re—entered this country, she would back on the streets of . bethnal green within streets of. bethnal green within a and that is on except to bo done you don't know and i don't know but what we do know about bangladesh is one she's never been there to she hasn't got a bangladesh she passport three the bangladeshi say won't give her one and four the bangladeshi say won't help at all she's not bangladesh , she is british. she bangladesh, she is british. she might have bangladeshi heritage through her parents. she is british. she is our problem and we have to deal with her dealt turkey beside is there any racism ? shamima begum , a woman racism? shamima begum, a woman who ran off to join a death cult

that love to up brits . well, i'd that love to up brits. well, i'd make point. i think that irrespective one's racial background or ethnic , if they background or ethnic, if they join genocidal terrorist organisation which is proscribed in the uk . i think the organisation which is proscribed in the uk. i think the vast majority of british will be hostile towards them. i think in terms of shamima begum personal identity , as you've already identity, as you've already mentioned , chuck let's he was mentioned, chuck let's he was stripped of his citizenship at the time he was a uk of a dual national, a white man who left family home in oxford allegedly , joined islamic state in syria back in 2014. so i would to question those accusations of racism. i think there is a tendency amongst people to view a range of issues through the prism of race. i think in terms of the citizenship stripping, i'd make the point that bangladesh have actually suggested that she may even face the death penalty because there's extremely harsh

penalties in bangladesh comes to islamist extremism . so the one islamist extremism. so the one thing i would say don i don't that citizenship stripping is a long term strategy when dealing with these kind of cases what i'd like to see is a modernisation our treason laws where you see very , very strong where you see very, very strong penalties for those who are found guilty joining and being a of the proscribed terrorist organisation . i think that organisation. i think that that's a great idea because the problem is kevin maguire if shamima begum if the leftie liberal lawyers and the left system allows shamima begum back, she will not face lengthy prison sentence . the authorities prison sentence. the authorities have already said it's impossible to try her her despicable actions in syria because they are unable to collect so she would be out on the streets very quickly and kevin sort of message, does that send to other young folk in the uk who might be thinking of

defecting to a terrorist organisation? it sends the message of it all goes wrong. we can come back done . conservative can come back done. conservative right wingers like david davis, the former secretary on principles , she should be principles, she should be allowed back. i know we have to deal with too . her there was. deal with too. her there was. there wasn't. but i disagree. probably three, 3 to 400 people who went to join is a thought to be back. now we're not getting the hostility she is getting think some of it is also because she's woman i'm not denying there is a problem i'm not denying that she will have done some wrong . but she was age 15. some wrong. but she was age 15. she was groomed she was manipulated. she was taken for sex. she would married off to an older flight and yes, she found it exciting at the time that's what happens with divorce rates in that groomed individually all by gangs. but you have to deal with it now if only off and joined some terrible cult and the isis is terrible theocratic mess evil awful awful awful . i

mess evil awful awful awful. i couldn't get my passport removed. she's had her passport removed. she's had her passport removed because she has bangladeshi heritage . is i just bangladeshi heritage. is i just going to put you i'm clumsy and i just want to pull you up. kevin the fact that you are now stage 13 as fact , her lawyers stage 13 as fact, her lawyers are saying regarding sex trafficking , we had mr. jury on trafficking, we had mr. jury on last night, who is the journalist ? last night, who is the journalist? no. shamima begum best has been interviewed her for the past two years. she's mentioned sex trafficking to him once he , says she was incredibly once he, says she was incredibly determined she did it all herself . there was no herself. there was no trafficking going . so i think trafficking going. so i think you've got to be very careful with these coming from bacon. well, i think you've got to be very careful about who who knows best and she's given different different views to other people but she was 15. she was but she was at 15. she was groomed she went to groomed online. she went to a friend's house to leave. they are both believe now she are both they believe now she was married off even had happenedin was married off even had happened in this country. the person was married to the people

who arranged it would have been in court themselves . now come on in court themselves. now come on 50. you can be against stuff . 50. you can be against stuff. you can raise genuine concern . you can raise genuine concern. but i never realised this woman should to country again now she is traitor. she expressed no remorse for the manchester arena bombings which killed an eight year old girl and one other brits when she was a member. that death cult. i'm sorry, kevin . i do not want this kevin. i do not want this treated later. you're still. you're quite right in the uk quite again. ever done you quite right . in one interview she well right. in one interview she well the manchester arena bombing was kind of well she she used to do that then she a war and then she later said she was dumb for saying that and she said the bottom of a heart she regretted what she'd said . well, if you what she'd said. well, if you believe that kevin maguire still believe that kevin maguire still believe in santa claus . final believe in santa claus. final word to you, ricky . you're not word to you, ricky. you're not telling me doesn't exist, are you? no, i'm certainly not. to a

lot of people watching now , lot of people watching now, you've just ruined christmas . you've just ruined christmas. i'm certainly not saying that if any kids watching find a way to you, just make the point that we should be a little bit careful in terms stripping. shamima begum of all agency , lot of begum of all agency, lot of people have used her as defence that she was 15 years old, 15 years of age, when she joined islamic state. i'd make the point that age of responsibility in england and wales i believe is ten. so she was actually comfortably above . yeah i think comfortably above. yeah i think that when look at when we're looking at these days these suggestions by her legal team that she may work a victim of sexual trafficking. i've really make the point that i think that's actually quite disrespectful to many of the victims sexual slavery especially many yazidi women the americans sexual slavery under islamic barbaric regime. and i think we really should think about them when we're discussing this particular story. we very much should social policy and start talking about an associate editor of the daily mary, kevin

mcguire. thank you both. so who do agree? was shamima begum mcguire. thank you both. so who d

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now, meghan markle has perfected art of blitzing us with insufferable content in her desperate bid to . stay in the desperate bid to. stay in the pubuc desperate bid to. stay in the public eye. and this has been

one of her best. on monday, it was revealed the duchess and hapless hubby, harry accept a prestigious award for taking a stand. structural in the stand. structural racism in the monarchy based on their unproven claims . oprah last then on claims. oprah last year then on tuesday her floor podcast us a crude lecture on shame . well, crude lecture on shame. well, the duchess of woke thinks she's gradually tearing down the institution loathes. she may in fact be doing just the as time's david aronowitz writes it's not impossible in hard times resent the monarchy's high living . the monarchy's high living. however we can argue about meghan and harry and we have an awful people hating on as safe republicanism . we should thank republicanism. we should thank her for her service . a boy she her for her service. a boy she has been put in a shift. if that's the case, let's take a look at meghan at her, shall say most helpful . i really think most helpful. i really think that tea with the chickens is . that tea with the chickens is. what everyone just like. oh, my god, you're so lucky he chose you . but thankfully i have you. but thankfully i have a partner who is countering that

narrative for me and going they've got it all wrong . i'm they've got it all wrong. i'm the lucky one because you chose me. now on earth. did i get here? i was , i was the girl from here? i was, i was the girl from suits that i was there. can we do. what can i do to make it better? this woman , she's better? this woman, she's difficult. it's really a word for the b—word b—word . i'm for the b—word b—word. i'm joined now by my royal masterminds, esteemed royal best selling authors, both fill dampier and lady colin campbell. so, ladies did you agree with this kind , david, here on events this kind, david, here on events that actually meghan might be providing such service to the monarchy? because we're actually seeing how brilliant they , seeing how brilliant they, especially this week in contrast to her quite frankly, embarrassing . well, i've embarrassing. well, i've actually been saying for some time now that meghan and harry are being so badly to provide absolute formula for the

well—behaved members , the well—behaved members, the family, and in doing so they bfing family, and in doing so they bring attention to the good behaviour of the which might otherwise be ignored because you know, good behaviour is not that grabs notice. well behaviour is and if you have the foil of good behaviour it's both the behaviour it's both the behaviour and the good behaviour . what i do think though is that despite the fact that meghan and harry are a perfect and in some ways it's drawing good attention . the family, i think also not all is good publicity and i think we need bear that in mind because i think meghan and harry are also undermining the monarchy in that many people or at least complaining to me in their thousands why the royal

family stop the bad behaviour and people don't seem to understand that harry and meghan also have rights and the royal family is limited as how it can actually stop disloyal members , actually stop disloyal members, also defamatory members , their also defamatory members, their family? no and of course they do have freedom of but fell damper i think what's been so this week is seeing the contrast . so is seeing the contrast. so you've got meghan talking about slots with her californian friends on a podcast which is flopping in the charts now because it's so boring. no one wants to listen to it because contrast you have kate kate looking like just the picture perfect future queen at state event where she can actually play event where she can actually play a role on the international stage . yeah that's good evening stage. yeah that's good evening dan i mean the king's it's a fantastic transition hasn't it. very transition for the for king charles, as you say , he's very charles, as you say, he's very popular. the prince princess of

wales , very popular. and that's wales, very popular. and that's what i was all about. state of the south african president, the other night. that's that's really seeing the monarchy in action and the more meghan action and the more that meghan and complain and explain and harry complain and explain what they're doing the complete opposite the to queen's opposite to the to the queen's a matter of never complain never explain. the the less explain. and the less the less like them, you know. and i think even the in the states it's plummeting so i think david around a or broke fan of his actually but i think he's got a very good point yeah i'm not usually fan but he does usually a fan either but he does here right not ever here you're right not to ever complain never explain the always complain always explain know look let's see. earlier this week, king charles, the president south africa in the president of south africa in the first state visit since the queen the monarch used queen died, the new monarch used the historic occasion to tackle colonialism, while colonialism, declaring while there elements of that there are elements of that history which provoke profound sorrow, essential we seek sorrow, it is essential we seek to understand them as . sorrow, it is essential we seek to understand them as. i sorrow, it is essential we seek to understand them as . i say to to understand them as. i say to commonwealth leaders earlier this the this year must acknowledge the wrongs shaped our wrongs which have shaped our past. are to unlock the past. if we are to unlock the power, common future . but power, our common future. but lady c, is colin right? sorry?

is charles right to admit shame in our history to save the commonwealth? is he actually opening a pandora's box that could end up really harming the crown ? i think his comments crown? i think his comments could have been slightly more balanced. you know he can. he should have said yes. there are things that should put our hands up about , but things that should put our hands up about, but also there are things we should be proud of . things we should be proud of. remember the british and was the first of the empire to abolish the last to abolish slavery , the last to abolish slavery, which was in 1981, was the african country , mauritania, african country, mauritania, long after we had abolished slavery all the other european countries , an impasse had slave countries, an impasse had slave . brazil was the last the european powers to get rid of slavery. in 1888. oh after which there was systematic slavery . there was systematic slavery. the african and the middle east

in some of the middle eastern states , you know, slavery was an states, you know, slavery was an internal fact of life from the beginning of civil ization until dawn of the 20th century and i think we the king is absolutely right to say that we do we did commit errors and we did do wrong , but it needs to be placed wrong, but it needs to be placed in proper context. everyone else did worse for longer and we should not be accepting the of guilt beyond that which we are, which should be response to before. and he is he is running the danger of actually playing into the hands of racist critics who would like the world to believe that black people were the only ones who were enslaved

. in fact, 14 million white people were in africa , while people were in africa, while only 12 million black people were in the americas . so if only 12 million black people were in the americas. so if you look at it like that , oh, you look at it like that, oh, you know i'm not saying that we should that we should not admit to what were guilty of, but i think we should not do may be in fact which we are guilty for and his speech was in danger doing it. he's almost pandering . to oh it. he's almost pandering. to oh yeah. or claim or exactly or false claims of racism which is exactly by the way , meghan and exactly by the way, meghan and harry have tried to put out there. and phil dampier i think lady c has a point because the self flagellation misses , the self flagellation misses, the point that actually the british empire helped enslave internationally and really was fob did it follow suit virtually

every other civilised doesn't . every other civilised doesn't. it doesn't surprise me dan that these these comments i mean he made similar comments regretting slavery when he was in barbados handing over the other year. i think the trouble with all this is do take it too far, it is if you do take it too far, it tends to let nations today, not in past, the hook, some in the past, off the hook, some of which haven't good of which haven't got very good human rights. 50 countries human rights. and 50 countries in some in the commonwealth, some some of have rather dodgy of whom have got rather dodgy records takes the records and it takes the emphasis them. and end up emphasis off them. and we end up an absurd situation where asking for reparations for the industrial 200 industrial revolution for 200 years dealing years ago, instead of dealing the problems of today. so that's the problems of today. so that's the if you overdo it the problem if you overdo it, it takes off of people takes the heat off of people trying things today. trying to solve things today. i think couldn't agree think now couldn't agree couldn't and you couldn't agree more. and you know, we don't want to play into the hands of the critics of the royal who are trying to race a central issue . i just worry that central issue. i just worry that charles because we know he's a little bit woke just shouldn't buy into it too . but look, buy into it too. but look, that's how a royal masterminds for another phil dampier lady colin , thank you so much. and we

colin, thank you so much. and we will speak again week. but coming up should prince really be pressured to scale back on energy use to defeat putin, save energy use to defeat putin, save energy bills as demanded by high ? jeremy hunt, my top hat in return for the media buzz at ten, we'll have the first of the newspaper front pages, too. but before that is risk to post eu britain now so great we to bring back the brexit party by one of its former meps and joins me to put her straight after the break .

and what if kim is tonight's outsider now britain's as while gb news is actually very own brexit foot soldier nigel farage is confirmed today that a full slate of former uk candidates will standing at the next general election , and he ruled general election, and he ruled out any deal with . the tories,

out any deal with. the tories, whose globalists see to seem hellbent on returning us to the controls of. brussels. writing in the daily telegraph, farage said conservative party said the conservative party needs to understand how needs to understand just how many now many people this country now believe is problem and believe that it is problem and not solution. public has not the solution. public has been frittered away , so farage been frittered away, so farage is dead right. the been frittered away, so farage is dead right . the electorate is dead right. the electorate needs a political alternative they can trust on brexit . it's they can trust on brexit. it's with chancellor high tax hunt seemingly wanting to return the uk to the single market. some folk are struggling to trust the tory years ahead of the next election on our ties to the eu. so could the answer lie instead with a revamped brexit party whose dominance in the 2019 european elections claiming 29 of the 72 seats in strasbourg serves as a wake up call to , the serves as a wake up call to, the eu and ramona's alike one political figure who thinks there is a case is and when it she is the former tory minister of course who quit the conservatives to join the brexit party where she served as an mep until we officially left eu in january 2020. so and kim, do you

think with hunt who is let's be honest seemingly running show at the moment wanting to take us back into the single market at least that there might be a need for the brexit party again . well for the brexit party again. well if that was really what he wanted do, then i would say yes, hesitatingly, but i think we've got to ask ourselves is what was that leap about swiss style arrangement ? it's all about and arrangement? it's all about and i think they were flying a kite and they wanted to see if britain was so oppressed by the current economic mess which is nearly all due to covid a new brighton, not the brexit . brighton, not the brexit. whether britain was so impressed by that that they were willing to concede mid—air in a new relations with the eu, which actually mean accepting eu law. now that is what i think they want a. they got a very, very fair reaction. the mere threat reconstituting the brexit i think would send through them, because even if they thought we weren't going to win a single

seat , they know that we could do seat, they know that we could do them an awful lot of damage. but just look at the fact that budget, that produced was very, very anti—brexit to this extent , what we should be doing as a result , brexit is attracting result, brexit is attracting investors , britain competing the investors, britain competing the eu , abolishing overregulate eu, abolishing overregulate actions that they inflicted on us are actually making full use of freedom. we haven't done any of freedom. we haven't done any of that and what actually did was to turn us into a high tax economy . but nobody, frankly economy. but nobody, frankly would want to come over here and invest in and live because everything just goes in tax. i mean, if you take the obvious one they did maintain the abolition of the cap on bankers what you is that if you're going to tax by ms. into the ground . to tax by ms. into the ground. yeah i know but and this is why it's such a concern though because i haven't forgotten what

he said after the biggest democratic mandate date in british history . democratic mandate date in british history. he said we should consider a second referendum and then said we should consider a norway plus deal that would have tied us entirely to the eu and stopped any form of brexit. freeman freedom. he hasn't even properly denied an that he wasn't behind the sunday times story at the weekend, so i don't trust the guy as far i can throw him . guy as far i can throw him. well, it may have been him. it may have been a civil servants, it may have been political aides, but that he came somewhere. it didn't descend from the heavens. it came whitehall somewhere , and it had whitehall somewhere, and it had a purpose as i say, and i think comes from the eu which means taking the law, any relationship that means taking the law, any relation , which means that we relation, which means that we accept intervention from the ecj . and one of the purposes of brexit was to rid of the european court of justice. any of those totally unacceptable .

of those totally unacceptable. no, no, i don't . oh well and i'm no, no, i don't. oh well and i'm very white. the good news is thatis very white. the good news is that is where all love in your new haircut . oh, dear. it's new haircut. oh, dear. it's a little bit the moment . it always little bit the moment. it always is when i've just had it done, but it grows very, very quickly, which is why i take it that i'm very sure when i do have it, it will be down to my nose in a couple of weeks. well, it is a good we'll celebrate the good look. we'll celebrate the positive end. there's no positive end. there's no positive news brexit, that is positive news on brexit, that is for our political for sure. our political firebrand. will speak firebrand. and we will speak next weekend. but coming up she's the star journalist who broke news of the palace rule that saw meghan reduce kate to tears the beginning of tears spelling the beginning of the the fab four. now the end for the fab four. now camilla , of most camilla, one of the most formidable in westminster, is becoming the of weekend politics here on gb news. she sits down with me for her gbd debut at 1020 . but first, should brits 1020. but first, should brits really be pressured to scale back on energy use defeat putin and save on energy as demanded by that again high tax hunt. my

superstar panel returned after the break to debate that and more. we're back just 2 minutes time. so don't anywhere .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight is the latest tag from the globalist faction running the globalist faction running the tory party chancellor high tax hunt has demanded cold and shivering brits kerb our energy this winter to putin. i'll ask my superstar panel next if it's wrong for the government to put the onus on us regular folks struggling through the cost lockdown crisis tonight . i'm lockdown crisis tonight. i'm joined by dominique samuels , joined by dominique samuels, shaun bailey and amy tickell. does snp's attempt to describe as a colony to kosovo so the

danger and derangement their independence push and are legitimising extremist anti engush legitimising extremist anti english views in quest to break up the union. no public debate at 1030 after handing the win to rishi sunak will boris ever run for prime minister again? the man himself was going to break his silence . plus, i'll bring his silence. plus, i'll bring you more of the stories going viral today. plus, tomorrow's newspaper front pages in the media buzz throughout next hour. and with three days until the final why is it vital that matt hancock must not win i'm a celebrity social media sensation and self—professed chief june slater hits out at the hancock honeys who have fallen hard for the disgraced health secretary. i can't believe that. what do you see in him ? she's on council you see in him? she's on council at 1045 and she's the star journalist broke news of the palace rule that so meghan reduced to tears and remember meghan also voted on the oprah winfrey show. now camilla tominey, one of the most formidable in westminster, is becoming the face of weekend

politics on gb news. but she's going to make her debut here in 20 minutes time and i'll crown the final greatest britain and union jackass of the week at 1050. so union jackass of the week at 1050. so do stay up with us . but 1050. so do stay up with us. but before all of that the news with bethany elsie . hello there . bethany elsie. hello there. evening. your top stories from the gb newsroom. the home secretary says she's to reducing levels of migration as more than half a million into the uk in the past, the office for national statistics says 504,000 and more people moved to the uk than left in the year to june. that's the highest level since the second world war suella braverman the rise was driven by an impressive entered world events, including the war in ukraine and the end lockdown restrictions . a 31 year old man restrictions. a 31 year old man has been charged with the murders of a mother . has been charged with the murders of a mother. her two daughters, following an arson on

a flat in nottinghamshire . three a flat in nottinghamshire. three year old fatma and one year old naima died in the fire at their home in clifton sunday morning. the 28 year old mother was taken hospital and put on life support , but she died on tuesday. the deputy prime minister is facing new allegations that he used his personal email and iphone to intimidate staff . personal email and iphone to intimidate staff. dominic raab is already facing an inquiry after two formal complaints were made against him regarding bullying . the prime minister bullying. the prime minister says , he still has full says, he still has full confidence in his deputy and mr. raab claims . confidence in his deputy and mr. raab claims. he always adheres to the ministerial code carbohydrate profession at all times and i'm the one that when the complaint came in a matter of days ago , first they would of days ago, first they would come against me. since i've been a minister since 2015. call for an independent inquiry and i look forward to dealing it fully . over ten times more people are in with flu than this time last

yeah in with flu than this time last year. nhs england figures show there was an average 344 patients per day in hospital flu last week, compared to just 31 in the beginning of december last year. the head of the nhs confederate says it comes as 360,000 staff were off sick in the past week, compounding what he described as already severe staffing shortages . much of staffing shortages. much of ukraine without power for a second day after the most damaging russian airstrikes , its damaging russian airstrikes, its energy grid since war began. ukrainian authorities have set up p0p up ukrainian authorities have set up pop up centres where people can charge their phones , get hot can charge their phones, get hot drinks, despite the blackout. doctors at hospital in kyiv were forced to use a torch so surgeons could perform open heart surgery. the latest airstrikes have killed ten people and shut down all ukraine's nuclear power plants for the first time in 40 years. and the leader of the rmt union

has said talks with the transport secretary were positive, but he hasn't ruled further industrial action . marc further industrial action. marc lynch warned the government that warm words aren't enough to a resolution. thousands rail workers are due to hold fresh round of strikes over the festive period in a long running dispute with network over pay. meanwhile scotland rmt members have accepted a new pay offer by scotrail in europe date on tv, online and derby radio. now let's get back to . let's get back to. tomorrow's news tonight. now in all media mediabuzz. tomorrow's news tonight. now in all media mediabuzz . first front all media mediabuzz. first front pageis all media mediabuzz. first front page is here in the metro looks ahead to england's world cup game against the usa tomorrow with teams million fines expected to be drawn across the country. i'll be having a couple of britain, is, by of them. britain, that is, by the notin of them. britain, that is, by the not in qatar friday the way, not in qatar friday night expected bring a much

night is expected bring a much needed night is expected bring a much neede to the needed £300 million boost to the struggling hospitality sector as people pubs to, watch people go to the pubs to, watch the the reports that a the game. the ai reports that a crackdown on student visas set to spark a major row in the cabinet. home secretary suella braverman determined to with braverman determined to act with plans to cut the number of foreign students in the uk for low quality degrees once again super super woman suella super violent super woman suella braverman it right my braverman has got it right my superstore panel back with me now political commentator dominique samuels, former conservative mayoral conservative london mayoral candidate shaun bailey and the author and broadcaster amy nicol , now arguably most powerful man in the country who nobody voted for, is back with yet more demands of . the british public, demands of. the british public, not content with torpedoing a low tax future. with his autumn statement, chancellor jeremy hunt high tax hunt as i him now says cold and skint brits should use even less energy to help defeat vladimir putin and reduce bills , after all, billions of bills, after all, billions of cash and a huge supply of weapons . technology for ukraine weapons. technology for ukraine just isn't enough, is it? for

most people, we need you to play your part in reducing energy dependency on. what putin chooses to do in ukraine. and that's why we've got this national ambition to reduce energy consumption by 15. we're trying to help people help themselves. we're giving them a cushion year and next. but we do need people to change their behaviour , demanding people use behaviour, demanding people use less energy to reduce spiralling bills is like a starving person to eat less . it doesn't fix the to eat less. it doesn't fix the problem at source . dominique problem at source. dominique samuels i know you've had concerns about the impact of the war in ukraine on british people . how do you feel about jeremy hunt making this call to action. i think jeremy hunt is a typical slimy politician because they love a good war because it helps them shirk but at the end of the day the range of factors that have led to people's stark rise in their bills. lockdowns

quantitative easing and now compounded by our funding of a long war in ukraine. and my wish for all of this while we're talking about how british people going to have to make sacrifices in choices. i've got an easy for you. jeremy hunt and rishi sunak's . how you. jeremy hunt and rishi sunak's. how about we start pursuing in ukraine instead of committing further billions? are more weapons are going to run out eventually while the rest of us and starve. that should be a easy decision, but it seems the globalists don't really want that to happen. they're committed to long war in ukraine, which will negatively affect all of us. i mean, carl how did you feel about this statement from high hunt? well, i want to i want to put a positive on it. oh, it's only 15% of energy consumption that's not completely out reach for most people . plus, it will limit most people. plus, it will limit emissions so we can be climate

friendly . and i think this friendly. and i think this because you are literally reading from the it's the same sort of covid brainwashing let's change all our behaviour so change all our behaviour so change we can. so people could do what we want to do. massive jump. so if you drive at different times because. but amy jesus think that this is a slippery slope because i don't want government by the way. so basically a conservative government that is meant to believe in responsibility to tell me how much energy i use . tell me how much energy i use. rakoff keep out of my life. but i think this is going to continue whilst we depend on energy in the way we do, if we want, really have control our energy, then we want to make it our own to frack . and more our own to frack. and more nuclear. nuclear we're not doing that. even hydro insulate. how is living? stop. first and foremost. see if we're on russian gas . actually, the russian gas. actually, the government's fault that our

fault . we cannot choose where fault. we cannot choose where that gas comes . what they should that gas comes. what they should have done. both conservative. and that is build nuclear power stations. i wanted to tell in this country then we would have had of our own had control of our own power. that's the second thing to say to people. they could save some energy have good. energy would have been good. yeah. he's assumption yeah. but he's assumption is we're home buying energy we're all at home buying energy because use the because we like it we use the energy. use because we need energy. we use because we need to and it costs a lot of money. we're not doing it for fun. so i think he needs to adjust the message if and last message and if and the last thing i'd say is we've already our of help ukraine our bit of to help ukraine become the public in this country have paid a million to help you fall short law you will continue to do that but he can't sit there and say we need to do more but he's not happy to keep that to. sure i personally i'm i'm happy to keep i'm happy to keep supporting you. but i don't like i don't like the way russia has complied. i don't like way russia has conducted itself. but i'm looking at this in sort of

as objective viewer of viewing it with emotion . look, i know it with emotion. look, i know that russia is the aggressor here. all i'm saying is what would what you rather people starve and freeze at home or actually try and pursue a diplomatic outcome those are not the options at all on the table here we can help ukraine and we stop we cannot help ukraine help ukraine solving on this energy crisis we've recently collapsed ihave crisis we've recently collapsed i have to agree amy disagree we can ukraine and we can and we continue we can continue to hope pray for a long and i hope i'm sorry i'm sorry. no the facts actually help about helping ukraine for a long time in terms of the weapons supply the us in particular they're faster polluting the weapons we've given them enough in the us they've already committed 6 billion on the sidelines , asking billion on the sidelines, asking 37 billion more, making an assumption . we have to keep assumption. we have to keep supporting them at this level. no, we've given them weapons. now we'll probably have to give

them enough facility to keep them enough facility to keep them course it's his job them going. course it's his job to ask for but let's be to ask for more. but let's be clear you're talking about clear if, you're talking about pursuing route pursuing a diplomat quick route with russia. the first thing you have explain to russia, have to explain to russia, sorry, have to demonstrate sorry, you have to demonstrate russia's. war russia's. they can't win the war because they they can win because they think they can win the dealing with very the you're dealing with a very different they can't they different well, they can't they i'm they win war i'm sorry but they can win war and tells kate that they're and it tells kate that they're not moment. why not at the moment. that's why all ukraine doesn't have all of ukraine doesn't have power. russia is economy's power. and russia is economy's under huge stress know if under huge stress the know if you want to these two countries economy factually not on the economy factually not not on the books it for us books the way it is for us because if you look how their because if you look at how their currency compared to ours are currency is compared to ours are a lot of the only country that thatis a lot of the only country that that is going to perform worse than us right next and a strong currency currency is a double edged basis, though, because for example , it's apparent their example, it's apparent their energy prices have gone down and also own ices have gone down. so meanwhile, ours are all going up so they can to actually have economy ahead . i just don't

economy ahead. i just don't think that this conversation needs to take an ugly turn about whether we give enough or don't you rewind a little bit the government aren't going help us pay government aren't going help us pay our energy bills off. in the meantime, maybe we could a bit of energy would you as a last person who i need lecturing me about much energy to use is tax hunt who is just absolutely obliterate hated. lots of wealth in this country is put up. everyone's taxes. it's not up to him to tell us how we heat our homes because in reality we know how expensive it is. now we are all deeply of the terrible financial and the path, the low growth plan so to me has taken and i don't want to hear from him . i don't want to hear it for him. i don't want to hear it for going to go with big windfall tax rate british energy. so to be spin new course i'm not. as i say that is how feel it's actually homeless. yeah we need to re—examine investment though.

yeah it's such shall have said that they are going to re re—examine th e £28 billion worth re—examine the £28 billion worth of investment in the uk because of investment in the uk because of the windfall tax . surprise, of the windfall tax. surprise, surprise, didn't they say were awesome. those surprise surprise liz truss right. yeah. and finally, it's the age question that boris johnson would never able to avoid. could he return prime minister sir bojo used to trademark flowery language skirt the question during a sit down interview . we don't want you . interview. we don't want you. what are you going to do next? i've always said that. i've said for about years my chances of becoming prime were about as good as my chances being decapitated by a frisbee , decapitated by a frisbee, bunded decapitated by a frisbee, blinded by by a champagne cork, or locked in a disused fridge or something. a company that had various other things, either did become prime minister. so my chance of becoming prime minister again, i think those those impossibly are cubed or squared or non—denial. those impossibly are cubed or squared or non—denial . so the squared or non—denial. so the hapless tories you stupidly ousted ten months ago will be keeping their fingers crossed.

yet agnico sean bailey, dominique samuels do stand by because coming up, were the snp wrong paint westminster as imperial overlord and claims that scotland is an impressed country a colony. i mean even started to compare scotland to vote now that's how mad scheming sturgeon has gone by superstar power which i anticipate that in the media polls part two at 1030 we'll have more newspaper front delivered them to. but first she's the journalist who broke news of harry and meghan's relationship and the palace row that kate reduced to tears . now, that kate reduced to tears. now, camilla tominey, the daily telegraph associate editor, is set to host a very own politics show on this . she makes her show on this. she makes her debut straight after the break .

welcome back. my next guest is one of the most accomplished journalists in the uk. the woman who's exclusive revealing how meghan reduced kate to tears pfior meghan reduced kate to tears prior to the royal wedding marked the beginning of the end for the fab four and sparked a pubuc for the fab four and sparked a public riposte from the duchess of woke to oprah winfrey as associate of the daily telegraph. she's also a formidable presence in westminster no cabinet minister can afford get on the wrong side of her and she speaks to power like nobody. what specifically and exactly are you going to do

to bring bells down and i'm talking about tax cuts in two years time. i'm talking about immediate relief and help for families . are you proposing a families. are you proposing a sort reboot of furlough but energy bills and how is it going to cost and isn't that in turn to cost and isn't that in turn to be inflationary? you're running a business in this country and you're looking at rishi sunak as chancellor and you're saying, i want a minute? he's got my national insurance competition, tax . competition, so i'm doubly tax. hang a minute. he's paying up hang on a minute. he's paying up corporation who incentive corporation tax. who incentive do to small do i have to run a small business in this country. very good . now, as he prepares good point. now, as he prepares to become face of weekend politics here on gb news, i'm delighted. welcome to the studio, camilla , tom and his studio, camilla, tom and his some news host of the camilla tominey show launching sunday, the 8th of january and airing from 9:30 am. to 11 am. so camilla. well come to the tv news family . you're so prescient news family. you're so prescient in that hustings ripping rishi sunak's coming out with socialist policies . and it's

socialist policies. and it's proved to be true , i think at proved to be true, i think at the time we all thought he was ever going to be prime minister so. so there you have it. yes liz had a good uptake in the hustings. yes. so a new punchy politics show, which i think is what we need done. mean, at what we need done. i mean, at the of the day, don't the end of the day, we don't want sort of stage boring . want this sort of stage boring. so it's the same old questions . so it's the same old questions. know the hosts are in it for gotcha and it can rather biased in the wrong direction . what in the wrong direction. what we're trying to do is have a politics show with, some personality really, that people can engage, that they can participate . i think so often participate. i think so often actually, broadcasters leave the audience out completely , don't audience out completely, don't even who they are. half even realise who they are. half the this the people's the time this is the people's channel. so we should be channelling that whole thing and just name and just hoping to get big name and keep entertained. from keep people entertained. from 930 to 11 on sunday, i love that because you're going for it. i mean that's head to head with the bbc and sky news you go for them sly news your funny yes we going to go head to head to be fair we'll give people a little

bit of a lie and they're to be watching before me and watching after me because i think portillo going to on portillo is going to come on afterwards. full of afterwards. so there's a full of entertainment and informed news on a sunday on gb news. on a sunday morning on gb news. but think what we want to do but i think what we want to do is up a bit. that's what is shake up a bit. that's what this is all about, about this channel is all about, about giving people an alternative. it's giving the it's about giving people the chance participate it's about chance to participate it's about giving chance giving people the chance to watch show they watch a politics show where they aren't throw stuff the aren't trying to throw stuff the telly they're telly because they're getting irritated direction irritated by the direction of travel, of the travel, of some of the questions. i actually think that broadcast in times broadcast thing in recent times have much the have been too much about the presenter too and about i'm here to land a blow. i want to be the next jeremy. and actually we've got of living crisis on got a cost of living crisis on we've migration out of we've got migration out of control we've got tory members and voters completely . we've and voters completely. we've people who don't feel that brexit is being fulfilled. so when we're going be grilling these ministers, i think we need to be asking them those kind of questions actually having them explain themselves because that aforementioned , which aforementioned broadcast, which i name again earlier i won't name again earlier tonight , had i won't name again earlier tonight, had interview with

tonight, had an interview with the a high tax hunt. i call them now, and they trying to do a gotcha on him for him to apologise the liz truss budget i just thought that's irrelevant now i would like to say to jeremy hunt , look, why has now i would like to say to jeremy hunt, look, why has this becomes so leaning? have you been taken hostage by the treasury? why is it that if you are running a small or medium sized business in this, you feel completely scuppered, you and actually how much is this all going to and isn't it a huge political gamble to put off some of spending cuts until 2025? because i they're doing it because they want to settle laboun because they want to settle labour, by the way, not a very good vote confidence in themselves. they want to set a labour with this idea that they're going take power at a they're going to take power at a time crisis and but at time of crisis and cuts. but at the time, what does say the same time, what does it say about conservatism? i just think people watching the show and beyond the beyond are looking at the conservatives saying just conservatives and saying i just don't what stand for don't know what you stand for anymore. we feel politically homeless totally politically homeless cos totally politically homeless. how does it

homeless. i mean how does it work for you to wear that? because course got your because of course got your day job the telegraph where job at the daily telegraph where you're of the star you're one of the star columnists and you do often hold the politicians and the tory politicians feet to the fire. but at the same time you have relationships with them. you want them on the show. how do you balance criticism of them at times can be strident while also needing to have these relationships? well, i we always need to put the viewer at the heart of everything we're asking i mean there's no point in having somebody on and just being to that's the being rude to them that's the approach of the approach of some of the channels. almost like the channels. and almost like the opening question is a disguise version said version of saying why said rubbish? don't need that. rubbish? and we don't need that. we to answers we just need to elicit answers for people who are watching, for the people who are watching, for the people who are watching, for people of britain. and for the people of britain. and with day job, yeah, with regard to my day job, yeah, i mean i'm doing a full time job on telegraph. means on the telegraph. that means that and personal that i'm up close and personal with these people all the time spend of week in westminster spend of my week in westminster also royals, also covering the royals, which is a big story but is going to be a big story but we have totality year. yes we have totality next year. yes we have to talk about the royals because both of us this

because both of us do this interesting and interesting double life and especially when harry and meghan were in the uk part of the royal family exploded really into the biggest story of the world you broke the fact that these two were even dating. yes at the time no one in this country had heard meghan markle genuinely, until i picked up your story, which at the time was on the front of the sunday express front page of the sunday express before you moved to the telegraph, i was actually like, who hadn't who is this? well, i hadn't heard her. i heard her name. heard of her. i heard her name. and then and i think and then i her. and i think i found the image her from deal found the image of her from deal or deal that she's now or no deal that she's now denounced. and i was like, oh my god, instant god, my name, my instant reaction is, goodness me, prince harry's punching above his weight. know, it was the weight. you know, it was the idea this idea that she was this glamorous. and yeah, that glamorous. and so, yeah, that front i think october front page, i think october 2016, been then 2016, it must have been then kind around the kind of exploded around the world we're here the world and now we're here but the biggest the next year biggest story of the next year is coronation but of course is the coronation but of course closely followed or maybe even superseded spare prince superseded by spare prince harry. the and the harry. look the book and the documentary to come before christmas. so. so let's

christmas. we think so. so let's just go back . that time when just go back. that time when they were in the royal , you were they were in the royal, you were they were in the royal, you were the person who wrote this highly contested, very controversial story, only contested by one by one, you claim that meghan had made kate cry during the dress fitting, right? it was the kids dress that was with william, with the bridesmaids. i think now this became such a bone of contention in terms of relationship with the royal family that in her oprah winfrey , she revealed that she had had a huge bust because she wanted to go and deny story. yeah. now you have always stood by it. it it has since been confirmed by people that kate did feel that she was made to by meghan. but how did you feel with that story exploding into such a big moment i guess know what happened to the relationship between meghan the relationship between meghan the world. well, i mean, it was obviously an interesting story, to be fair. it was a line in a

quite nuanced feature about how both couples were getting on and it wasn't a one sided piece saying oh meghan's done everything the everything wrong and the cambridges at cambridges as they were known at the have done everything the time have done everything right. just talking about right. it was just talking about friction couples, friction. these two couples, which obviously proved to be quite prescient i was a watching the oprah interview and in the middle of the night are time to write for the telegraph thinking initially she had said about the archbishop of canterbury them three days early, that's three days early, oh, that's a good line. you know take a note of that. i didn't know that my story at the centre of story would be at the centre of this controversy, of course this controversy, but of course i it because it may i stand by it because so it may take bit of what meghan says take a bit of what meghan says is actually kate made her cry and kate apologised later for doing that. but prince william then we know, is furious with that suggestion , look , i wasn't that suggestion, look, i wasn't physically there . see any physically there. see any apology or meghan's own tears. i think there was report suggesting that kate turned up with a bunch of and a door had

been slammed . but of course, been slammed. but of course, i stand by my i wouldn't have written it if it wasn't true. also, i found it interesting, you know, the story had run for i think it had been around for 22 months. i've worked the royals and gone on royal tours prince harry since 2000, only five. yes, i do. i always to get on really well with him. so what's happened? well, you tell , me, dad, i don't know. what, because he to have because he seems to have a visceral hatred now of the media. always had a visceral hatred . the media look, he used hatred. the media look, he used to have good days and bad days on tour. you would do a job with him. they'd be like camilla. come, you know, get close. you need listen this. you need need to listen to this. you need to hear this. your notebook out and then other times it would be like, you know, i don't know why any of you here. go back to the go back the plane type go to the back of the plane type thing. so it happened during. we never got introduced to meghan because came the because when kate came on to the scene, when got engaged, we scene, when they got engaged, we were invited think it were all invited to, i think it was james's palace to meet was st james's palace to meet her on day of the engagement her on the day of the engagement and i remember her and

and i remember meeting her and she, me the ring. she, she showed me the ring. i was like, oh my goodness. she was like, oh my goodness. she was was william's was like, it was william's mother's. it's very special. i was like, yeah, no, something sherlock. never got sherlock. but we never got introduced maybe that introduced to meghan. maybe that was of the breakdown of the relationship between, media relationship between, the media and harry meghan and actually harry and meghan but there a sense to which but there was a sense to which he always a bit of a bee in he always had a bit of a bee in his bonnet about playing second fiddle. you know as well, as i do that people have blamed meghan solely for makes it and the truth the matter is that he was uncomfortable in his role and he was often raging against the machine and he was often saying, you you keep on telling me, don't you just. yes. me, no, why don't you just. yes. and i say, what was and i always say, what was meghan along and gave this meghan came along and gave this rocket there in the rocket, but it was there in the first place. i'm actually never one of these people that always blames solely, i think harry has been equally behind . if he's a been equally behind. if he's a grown up, i mean, it's his family that he's disenfranchised from. absolutely but think she from. absolutely but i think she has played certain has played on certain vulnerabilities, we say. vulnerabilities, shall we say. but camilla thank so but look, camilla, thank you so much . your debut here on giving

much. your debut here on giving . so what date to you? january sunday, the 8th of january. tune in from 930, 930 till 11 am. on gb news. so it's going to be a big for us as a channel. it's great to be here. thank you so much. but coming up, why is it so important to hancock doesn't win a celebrity social media star? she's our self—professed chief gammon, june slater will give her take on the hancock honeys responsible for letting health secretary off the hook. she's on council at 1045. but first, as the snp's attempt to describe as a colony comparable to illustrate the crazy onus of their push for independence by super top panel debate that will have more of the new of front pages hot off the press to that's the media straight that's in the media but straight out to break .

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of front pages in the daily star brands tomorrow bunco friday with england football fans set to leave work early down 30 million pints and spend to leave work early down 30 million pints and spen d £200 million pints and spend £200 million pints and spend £200 million on party food as the three lions take on the usa. the daily telegraph reports that ousted boris johnson, liz truss have teamed up to form a rebellion . this is exciting. rebellion. this is exciting. never a bad idea that gives this success a fishy rishi by demanding an end . the onshore demanding an end. the onshore wind farm band . the guardian wind farm band. the guardian reports that meps calling for an investigation into ppe contract following revelations that conservative peer mone had links to a ppe company. mon and her husband say , they had no husband say, they had no involvement in the company. ppe med pro and end role in the process sorry. through which the company was awarded its government contracts. ppe made tonight. it was awarded contracts because of company personal connections. but this is is a big story the sun is this is a big story the sun and an exclusive from a friend of mine actually ellie henman reporting that david walliams

quit britain's got talent after offensive remarks he made about were leaked walliams who later apologised had been a judge the show for a decade. my superstar panel with you now dominic samuel shaun bailey aiming me to call this is really isn't it because i this is definitely one of those cases where he jumped before he was put out because itv is such a weak broadcaster the moment that there is some form of controversy around one of their stars. we look jeremy kyle piers morgan just slip up i andifs kyle piers morgan just slip up i and it's like actually i stand by your people stand by your stars or do disagree. no i don't know. i think there might be other stories to come. what do you think, shaun walliams. i think they use contract negotiations. this is their way out, isn't it? this is the cheapest way out. and it means the next person to go in. they can change the process. i just don't like this home witch hunt that's going on at the moment. it's an argument overwhelming. he's a single man. he made these

comments on i don't know what he said. so he made some inappropriate comments on the stage contestants some more but sexually explicit i think another was but he off camera he wouldn't have said things on or off camera none of us so we can't do banter anymore. i think a loving life of banter is what you want me like a family favourite. i we are living in a culture , by the way. we all have culture, by the way. we all have to tread on eggshells, especially for itv. this kind of. so can i just say the ultimate sorry, the boris johnson thing? yes he will come backis johnson thing? yes he will come back is being based on onshore wind okay can this be the wind farms. okay can this be the example that people need to finally realise this guy is off his rocker please so that takes it but i think look sunak has to be challenged at that. i mean the idea us and boris teaming up that wind farm stuff, that's just fine necessarily . the most just fine necessarily. the most important issue, it really isn't. but he seems to be it is last night the snp, its supporters reacted furiously to

the court decision to smash scheming, fanciful second independence referendum claim sparsely populated rallies were held around scotland as the party in its languishing leader. a single issue politician fighting to keep career alive fighting to keep it career alive tried galvanise causes, tried to galvanise the causes, dwindling but dwindling support. but predictably, of predictably, after years of legitimise in extremist anti—english in their anti—english views in their quest to break up the union, sturgeon's were up and sturgeon's were amped up and a few confronted scottish few confronted the scottish conservative leader douglas ross, outside in edinburgh rally last night. watch yes, we can all better be . oh yeah, i'm to all better be. oh yeah, i'm to just let all the jury do that don't. and gossip . well, i can't don't. and gossip. well, i can't abide neither. i know you do it your democracy and i got you to look. i deny jealous that you're young labour. how about you tonight ? i young labour. how about you tonight? i know we be going far behind how they're doing it. i think they need to get everyone

. i mean, it's no surprise to me that the and destructive quest indyref2 now resembles an extremist issue. after all, central tenets of the snp's legal argument for second independence referendum is in years, with the unhinged suggestion scotland is an oppressed colony to war torn kosovo . thankfully, britain's kosovo. thankfully, britain's top judges that ridiculous nofion top judges that ridiculous notion decisively dismissed the snp claim that hollywood legally hold its own advisory referendum . but shaun bailey , i think this . but shaun bailey, i think this has now become in actually seriously concerning it. it's like scheming sturgeon is running some type of cult. like scheming sturgeon is running some type of cult . look running some type of cult. look at how those folk were acting . at how those folk were acting. for me this shows nicholas sturgeon is beyond the pale. she's not even a serious anymore. she's some kind , crazy anymore. she's some kind, crazy activist. and the idea ? scotland activist. and the idea? scotland is some oppressed colony . this is some oppressed colony. this is some oppressed colony. this is a place that obviously if we send billions of pounds to scotland, their economy is effectively ours, is so intertwined with with ours. we send their children to university for free while we pay

for own. i'm sorry. it'sjust not discussed at all. by the way nine years ago, they voted conclusively to stay with us. i mean , with with the uk . and they mean, with with the uk. and they were all told at the time sturgeon herself, this was a once in once in a lifetime. and that's thing these two important things they want. it's a once in a generation tell about you but nine years doesn't start to generate and all of the generate and also all of the arguments for why we shouldn't leave the eu according to the scots are the same reasons they want to leave us. it doesn't make sense inconsistent and you have a kick cookie thing they want to leave us alone. join the eu . i don't understand. what is eu. i don't understand. what is it? independence coming from? if they join the eu , what i think they join the eu, what i think it is, is cover for nicola it is, is a cover for nicola sturgeon's absolutely political . it's a cold but i mean look how that actually scots how you say that actually scots are victims. how so why the union clearly no longer a voluntary union. that's

according to the supreme court has ruled that they cannot have another single time. the snp voted into hollywood. you're going to have the same problem because it's part of their mandate to . have a call for mandate to. have a call for independence . part of nicola independence. part of nicola sturgeon's relevance . it's no sturgeon's relevance. it's no it's part. i know , i know it it's part. i know, i know it must be, i know it's probably quite surprising. have politicians that actually want to their when to stick to their mandate when we know she was she isn't, she was is she and scottish people given a vote and a scottish once in a generation once in a lifetime. and i mean you must concede i bet it is very to have signifier constitutional referendums are promised once in a generation, once in a lifetime, every eight or nine years until you get the result you want. that is not how democracy works . imagine if democracy works. imagine if there were political leaders in this country and i think this could happen soon, by the way, saying there should be another referee on brexit it would tear the country up and where

actually the consistent consistent ones because we're saying we were saying that the can't be another referendum brexit like a lot of the people support a referendum for scottish independence do and we also don't another referendum that divides i think it is true that divides i think it is true that it that divides i think it is true thatitis that divides i think it is true that it is really divisive but i hate to see this division anywhere but at the moment particularly as the voters as younger people in, scotland get older and they want to vote there is of a demand for independence for is not going to go away and it's especially not going to go away. it would be anti—democratic this anti—democratic to not push this through because. this is part of why you see what would be anti—democratic holding up anti—democratic is to holding up anti—democratic is to holding up a that a referendum when that referendum it was said referendum granted it was said not another generation . and not for another generation. and this is nine years. this is not a generation, by anybody's count, should be anti—democratic to what those people. to go against what those people. vote people scotland vote what the people of scotland for. again, i think for. well, then again, i think just amy that if there was just with amy that if there was sort of an overwhelming sentiment among people whose was it polling consistently showed

the world it would be dominic finish i would be partly sympathetic to it. what i am trying to say is that there doesn't seem to be an overwhelming present. for instance, 50% want a referendum , 40% don't. 60% of where i think where i think dominic has a point is, look if i was seeing polling and it would to be consistent and it would have to be years yet. no absolutely. it would have to be over a period of i say over three years where, over 70% of scots wanted i think they would be at least some sort of case , a fundamental mean to of case, a fundamental mean to the referendum. not, not for anything other than to win the election . i know amy, i'll give election. i know amy, i'll give you sturgeon herself at the last said that she wanted all political stripes vote for her to get through the you disingenuous albeit distant by the way i just to be touched by the way i just to be touched by the extremists greens in order

to achieve majority. dan hayes you have two ways. you she needs to be careful because what she might stoke in overtly english nationalism is a voice english to say, okay, if you're so busy to say, okay, if you're so busy to leave us, we want you to go and think of the tiny country apart . and by the way we will apart. and by the way we will keep our money. we'll keep out . keep our money. we'll keep out. but george osborne, by the way, i want to go down that path because think it's so important that scotland stays part of so i understand what george said if you leave you leave if your share of the national debt now the parliamentarian of the spectator parliamentarian of the spectator parliamentarian of the year awards were held last night and it was a spectacle clearly tone deaf gathering westminster and westminster insiders and politicians. i hope you went . politicians. i hope you went. sean hosted crossfire star sean hosted the crossfire star rosewood hotel in covent garden. it was actually an orgy of self—congratulation . we're self—congratulation. we're throwing the country into was merely a punch line to selfish ministers , high hunt fisheries. ministers, high hunt fisheries. she who seem to think everything

that's going on the past few months makes me really angry. actually, it's all some sort of game , you and the team for this game, you and the team for this unexpected honour, which i must say i need to dedicate to my fantastic my friends family. and of course the uk bond markets . of course the uk bond markets. and to those conservative mps who didn't for me in the leadership contest, i told you you'd pay for it and now just put up your taxes. now as chancellor going to have to cancel our family skiing to switzerland because if you the perfect splash for the sunday times summer said it's not that much of an honour to be chancellor these days because everyone gets a go none of that is actually funny it shows you how these folk live in odd westminster bubble because let me just say i'm a democrat actually ousting two prime ministers ploughing through four chancellors during a time of

economic and social turmoil is not a joke . it just confirms not a joke. it just confirms what we already knew these westminster just don't give westminsterjust don't give a about folk like you and me. we're not quaffing champagne with andrew neil, amy nicol, shaun bailey samuels do stand by because coming up how on earth did fashion brand oh my god i don't know to how it. valencia of is that right oh yes i'm not cold i'm not cold think bondage teddy bears would be an appropriate to flog the club but more on that second today's greatest person you jackass. but first, social media sensation and self—professed chief gammon slater on why matt hancock absolutely cannot win i'm a celebrity she's unkindness want give her take on the hang call honeys have fallen for the disgrace held three straight after the break we're back .

in two it's two wsfime two it's time for one cancel and this is britain's top commentators speak out on issues without the fear the cancel culture sweeping the rest of media. now i know we all love an underdog, but i beg of you, stop voting for matt hancock to win. i'm a celebrity. the disgraced former health secretary's entry into the jungle was met with widespread from the world of politics. his poor west sussex constituents been left high and dry as he munched kangaroo, testicle down under. but somehow narcissistic illusionist who took in denying us all of our god freedoms for over a year has managed to go through an unbelievable redemption arc. after squeezing out a few crocodile tears on the show and pleading forgiveness after radio deejay chris moyles was ousted tonight eight. he's now in the final five and just three days away from victory. but don't fooled by him, folks , because fooled by him, folks, because here's the thing. if he's

crowned of the jungle, it make a mockery , the reckoning he must mockery, the reckoning he must face for his locked down love and his care homes courtesy trophy now social media since self—professed chief gavin june's place itunes joins me now judei june's place itunes joins me now jude i can't believe i'm saying this i mean he may have lost tory whip but a power lead june he's won the hearts of women across the country who are these so—called hancock honeys crushing on matt hancock after everything he's to us june well you've got to remember there are women who write to serial ted bundy other fan clubs i suppose hancock's allowed them what gets me with this fella is , you know, me with this fella is, you know, just like a typical panicky government. and that's what we suffered . panic, lockdown , suffered. panic, lockdown, lockdown in the care homes . some lockdown in the care homes. some people were sent into care homes from the hospitals that didn't come from care homes , again, come from care homes, again, from their own homes . come from care homes, again, from their own homes. some of those people were never seen again because they died there .

again because they died there. there were 29,000 extra care home deaths in those two years. and such an abysmal decision to send all these fit people fit from what they'd have done in hospital to care homes created an almost petri dish of infection , ideal surroundings, a infection, ideal surroundings, a locked windows closed doors , locked windows closed doors, cramped conditions care workers without , sufficient ppe . the without, sufficient ppe. the disease went and i truly believe in my own heart that some of those deaths could have been avoided with better decision making 29,000. it's a lot of people do you think june here's the thing thousands of those deaths could have been avoided and the problem is june is because knew how badly mountain top at the start of the pandemic he's in over competence gated and turned into the down in chief and say disgusting things that impacted folks mental

health like young people you're going to kill your and the problem i june and the reason why i'm so disco dusted with itv actually for allowing him to pump his propaganda is i'm not saying matt hancock should be can't sue forever more but i'm saying is that he should be questioned as a failed health secretary who caused deaths of 10,000 tens of thousands people he should have to justify that instead june he is now going to questioned by most of the british public as a celebrity and that's just wrong on every level . he's not a celebrity level. he's not a celebrity supposed be a working politician but he is now that's the problem and you hid from his job for a that would take a nurse ten years to get in a wage packet there's something obscene about it and when i see people oh that's great oh i really love it i can't believe our track tv is are saying they should be sent immediately for counselling

because how can find a mum who can actually think it's acceptable to be in charge of care homes? all lives, people cancelling because of his tier system where you were fined or even weddings council because your relatives lived in yorkshire and lived in lancashire and you couldn't cross over ridiculous stuff. so many ridiculous rules. so he well, he's groping gina's at work. good enough eating dinner. so swapping saliva. i mean , i so swapping saliva. i mean, i wouldn't swap saliva with my uncle , if my life depended on uncle, if my life depended on that. i'll try to suck on a leech. yeah he was banning folk . he was banning young people from having sex with partner who they didn't live . this is the they didn't live. this is the issue. it's the fact that he got it involved in all of our oh he's mr. big listed fully didn't they. i mean he was allowed to be rampant probably up and down little paris school passing around saying no to lots a pop

tunes you've put quite an image my head tonight that i never wanted have self—professed chief gavin form of brexit campaigning. we will speak week june thank you very much but time now to reveal tonight's greatest and union jackass . my greatest and union jackass. my superstar panel, richard samuels, who is your nominee ? samuels, who is your nominee? tonight's greatest britain mine is a former uk minister. gareth johnson , for saying that just johnson, for saying that just stop oil be designated a organisation. yes i completely agree with him. i've been saying it for the past year. finally meps had the balls to say the same thing. let's have a listen. well, the minister therefore consider making just oil a proscribed organisation so that they can be treated as the criminal . they can be treated as the criminal. they they can be treated as the criminal . they actually are. yes criminal. they actually are. yes shaun bailey, your nominee. my is these. that's community organisation that up to give training and support to boys who

are missing their father. there's many great charities in this country and this is one of the best. they're really good bunch. i mean how many mines fifa no i know that bobby is feeling kind of older. i think the scar for wearing the one armband. oh all right. are you serious? this is a woman who had no problem to dubai and posing her bikini when homosexuality is illegal in that country to and also had no problem posing for photos. vladimir putin so is really someone who should take the moral high ground? i think wearing the armband in the circumstances in qatar was hugely courageous done to you for alex wearing an armband . i'm for alex wearing an armband. i'm going to go with johnson though ihave going to go with johnson though i have been saying on this for the past 12 months, just stop or a terrorist eco terrorist organisation, you can prove it in the finally someone had the

balls to set it waste. you must have been lied to absolutely traffic jams to come to that conclusion a lot of people. oh i mean i mean can i can run it mean i mean i can i can run it or i'll show you after the show how many examples you need, how many examples do you need, jackass? mine jackass? somebody please. mine is brand can say it? is a fashion brand can say it? sorry, i've never actually heard it set out loud. i don't know. how long have you been on that? they up on the launch of that 2023 campaign they saw fit to . 2023 campaign they saw fit to. well i like bdsm teddy bears for aduh well i like bdsm teddy bears for adult children amongst other things very disturbing things reference child so they've been forced to apologise union jack has a sadiq khan for his get over dissing jane with idea that if he people from his bus cos you're all driverless these are all this is a new low he proposed a bus cuts he the women to thank him for that he is a new disingenuous at amy nicole you sort of away from it fifa

yeah you gave the game away showing their regard for the lgbt rights human rights by banning one love ban. i was well i mean i don't think sean should get it so i'm going to go with sean at city con is today's you jackass because sean has a very good point and my goodness our capital city would be at a much place if sean bailey was currently mayor of london . sean currently mayor of london. sean bailey, dominique , amy cow, my bailey, dominique, amy cow, my superstar panel, thank you so much and thank you for company tonight. i'll be back monday from 9 pm. until 11 pm. next up, though is headliners. i know i've got a very show plans have an amazing weekend. i'll see you monday night. good night.

hello welcome back to watching gb news. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories. gb news. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories . the home your top stories. the home secretary says she's to reducing levels of migration as more than half a million enter the uk in past year. the office for national statistics says 504,000 and more people to the uk than left in the year to june. that's the highest level since the second world war suella braverman said the rise was dfiven braverman said the rise was driven by an impressive world. events, including the war in ukraine and the end lockdown restrictions . the deputy prime

restrictions. the deputy prime minister