n0 spin , no bias, no spin , no bias, no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight. superwoman suella braverman man has finally had enough of illegal migrants gaming modern slavery laws, but will a bombshell new plan endorse by the home secretary prevent invade us from slipping through the cracks .7 and does globalist the cracks? and does globalist rishi sunak really have the balls to leave the eec? h.r. i'll explore that in my digest next before i get the thoughts of my superstar panel . carole of my superstar panel. carole malone, benjamin butterworth and

beunda malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy. malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . the years long, belinda de lucy. the years long, cold war between harry, meg and the royal family is about to explode following the release of this shameful trailer for their even more shameful reality show horror rocky and the family. you know, this leaking. but there's also plenty of stories. that was also plenty of stories. that was a while again, meghan, to suit other people's agendas. it's about hatred. it's about race . about hatred. it's about race. it's a dirty game . so as they it's a dirty game. so as they attempt to destroy the life's work of the late queen elizabeth, the second should the sussexes be stripped of their royal titles, royal biographers angela levin dr. tested angela levin and dr. tested dumbledore out in the dumbledore battle it out in the clash at 920. and sticking with royal drama as almost 50,000 of you sign a petition supporting her, should the palace reinstate lady susan hussey? given what we now know about her racism accuser ngozi fulani will the author , journalist and society author, journalist and society insider petronella wyatt , who's

insider petronella wyatt, who's known lady hussey since she was 18, comes to her defence at 1020 as he outraged , subtly blames as he outraged, subtly blames care home staff for spreading covid on matt hancock's pandemic diaries a fantasy civil liberties advocate matt le tissier weighs in on that and whitty and valencia's u—turn on lockdown harms he's live with me at 1040 as she may move. com's jihadi husband insists they were happily married despite her claims she was groomed and trafficked. has her main argument for restoring her uk citizenship just crumbled? that's how big today's at 10 pm. after the chairman of the bbc finally admits the corporation has a liberal bias and hits out at the likes of hard left broadcaster emily maitlis, is the beeb no longer fit for purpose? laurence fox explores in the fox report at 935 and as oxfordshire motorists face kerbs on where they can drive under chilling new plans by the country's wokeist council. is this britain's first climate lockdown ? neil oliver climate lockdown? neil oliver explores that 950 plus. angela

rayneris explores that 950 plus. angela rayner is in the house but should she be in the house of commons with this kind of behaviour . commons with this kind of behaviour. in embarrassing motivation ? the media buzz motivation? the media buzz coming off along with tomorrow's newspaper front pages and a brand new greatest person in union jack as this is dan wootton tonight let's go . wootton tonight i let's go. so in my opinion in just a moment. but you know, we did the news first. so here are the gb news headlines at nine with tatiana's engines . done. thank tatiana's engines. done. thank you very much. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the rmt has announced further strikes across network rail over the christmas period. the union says rail staff will walk out

from 6 pm. on christmas eve until 6 am. on the 27th of december, with next week's strikes going ahead as planned. it said it will put out the latest offer from network rail to its members with a recommendation to reject, claiming the deal will lead to unsafe practises transport secretary mark harper says it's very disappointing the rmt hasn't played its part and continue talks instead of holding strikes. we've made sure there was a new improved pay off, which i think is fair to rmt members . what is rmt members. what is disappointing is the fact that they are empty, not only have not called off strikes , they've not called off strikes, they've actually caught more strikes for the christmas period. and i would urge them to call those strikes balls put this pay deal to their members with a recommendation that it be accepted . gb news understands an accepted. gb news understands an eighth child has died after contracting strep a . it follows contracting strep a. it follows a 12 year old child being the first secondary school student

to have died after contracting the invasive infection. the uk health security agency confirmed a single case was identified at cofe school in south london . cofe school in south london. downing street is urging parents to be on the lookout for symptoms and says there's no shortages of antibiotics. more than 850 cases were reported in the week starting the 14th of november, compared to over 180. for the same period last year. the government says changes to the levelling up and regeneration bill will place local communities at the heart of the planning system . further of the planning system. further amendments will be set out by the levelling up department tomorrow. the government is also set to abolish compulsory housebuilding targets following requests from the conservative mp aiming to protect the environment. supporters of the proposals say this would also ensure local communities aren't forced to accept unwelcome development alongside new measures in the bill. the

government will also give councils the power to refuse further planning permission . further planning permission. downing street says it is confident the uk has sufficient energy supplies ahead of temperatures severely set to drop this week. a cold weather alert has been issued for england with severe conditions forecast from 6 pm. wednesday to next monday . a yellow warning to next monday. a yellow warning for snow has also been issued for snow has also been issued for northern scotland with temperatures expected to fall to as low as minus ten overnight. healthcare services are urging people to protect vulnerable and high risk groups . and the high risk groups. and the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle, has declared the beginning of the festive penod the beginning of the festive period in parliament with the lighting all the christmas tree . mps, peers and parliamentary staff were joined by the rock choir who sang christmas songs, including carol of the bells, which is based on a ukrainian folk song . tv online and dab+ folk song. tv online and dab+ radio . this is gb news, so it's

radio. this is gb news, so it's back to dan wootton tonight . back to dan wootton tonight. another bloody report about the invasion of 44,000 virus southern border, which i have been describing on this show for over a year as a national emergency that could finish off the conservative party for a generation. i get it. your response is probably the same as mine. stop pontificating and start taking action. but today's proposals from the centre for policy studies by theresa may's, former downing street chief of staff, nick timothy , are a staff, nick timothy, are a significant hint that this tory government might finally be starting to understand that only dramatic action has any hope of tempering this clear and present danger before the next election. the report has been at least partially endorsed by the home secretary suella braverman a decision believed to have been

approved by the prime minister, rishi sunak, who was so far naively relying on emmanuel macron and france to solve this crisis for him . so the key crisis for him. so the key suggestions are for entire nationalities to be banned from using the modern slavery act to stay in britain. when there is proof the law is being unscrupulously abused, currently there is an abundance of evidence that such abuse is being used by albanians to stay in the uk in perpetuity , housed in the uk in perpetuity, housed in the uk in perpetuity, housed in four star hotels by the way, paid for by you and me while their claims are held up in the system. as the report states, while this has been happening on a small scale for years, it has now become standard advice to illegal immigrants from albania to claim to be the victims of trafficking. indeed, modern slavery legislation has become the first line of defence for many illegal immigrants with the issue how the european convention on rights as convention on human rights as their position . as their fallback position. as a result, the report also agrees we must leave the law to allow

the detention of and processing of asylum claims to take place offshore. now the policy i have been advocating on this show for many months. indeed, the report suggests the government should be doing more around hostile deals with other countries and adds critically for those coming to the country illegally and for those travelling from safe countries . we recommend new laws countries. we recommend new laws preventing migrants from ever settling in britain . and settling in britain. and according to the times newspaper tonight , swallow according to the times newspaper tonight, swallow is planning just that. they say she's in the process of drawing up legislation to make it easier to reject and remove asylum seekers from albania by using a government white list of safe countries existing legislation states that a home office official must make a decision as to whether each claim relating to whether each claim relating to the asylum seeker from a safe country is quite clearly unfounded . however, under this unfounded. however, under this proposed , claims would be proposed change, claims would be automatically refused without the need for an official . of the need for an official. of course, we know that superwoman

zoeller believes we need to leave the ec] to in order to stop the boats. she said as much dunng stop the boats. she said as much during campaign become during her campaign to become tory summer before tory leader this summer before accepting job as home accepting the job as home secretary under truss and secretary under both truss and then sunak being first hand that we can't fix the problem of illegal migration because of human rights claims and because of an interventionist politicised foreign court and strasbourg, which is intervening to pull such a massive policies as we saw last month on the rwanda. and i'm afraid the only solution to this problem and if we want to be honest with the british people on delivering on brexit or taking back control of our borders , is that we do now our borders, is that we do now need to leave the european convention. i pledge that and i challenge all my fellow candidates to make that scepticism the pledge so nuala knows the solution . this report knows the solution. this report by nick timothy knows the solution . now it's up to the solution. now it's up to the prime minister. sooner to show he has the balls, not to just talk the talk, but to walk the

walk. to hell with what his global list mates think. because the idea that his government will be re—elected while allowing tens of thousands to stream into the uk illegally each year and then be unable to be sent back to their safe country, costing us be sent back to their safe country, costing u s £2 billion country, costing us £2 billion annually is fanciful . but to annually is fanciful. but to respond now, my superstar , our respond now, my superstar, our panel respond now, my superstar, our panel. daily express columnist carole malone, seen here, reporter at the ai newspaper, benjamin butterworth and former brexit party mep and political comment sister belinda to lucy. so belinda, i know this is an issue that you're equally passionate about given of course you had a whole political career to on the brexit and what was the biggest pledge you made dunng the biggest pledge you made during the brexit campaign? we would take back control of our borders. that hasn't happened. is this report today and is this news from the times tonight a sign that maybe the government is starting to realise that dramatic action is needed? oh, we've heard all their plans before the before listening to the conservative moves on immigration controlling our

immigration and controlling our borders. like watching a borders. it's like watching a movie pinocchio's the movie with pinocchio's and the news it's all talk. news is growing. it's all talk. father to do it . yes, but father wants to do it. yes, but so pretty. and doesn't so did pretty. and it doesn't matter because machinery of matter because the machinery of the conservative party, our civil service and as long as we're members of the european court of human rights, nothing is conservatives is possible. the conservatives have . they don't have have the tools. they don't have the political will. now, the modern slavery act, with this loophole which allows albanians to claim this could have to claim asylum, this could have been months ago when we been closed months ago when we saw coming first saw albanians coming first crossing shores. but they crossing our shores. but they chose not to do it. they could leave each other. they choose not to do it. conservatives don't want reduce immigration don't want to reduce immigration and i think the british public are fed up being conned, being treated as fools over this. i do not believe a single word coming out of the conservative party i know well. may have good know so well. i may have good intentions, but i think she knows that the conservative party have the spine to party does not have the spine to make big decisions, is make the big decisions, which is why them tinkering why you see them tinkering around edges all the time around the edges all the time carol. found this carol. that's why i found this report from nick today report from nick timothy today so fascinating because, of course, theresa

course, he was theresa may's chief staff . the modern chief of staff. the modern slavery legislation is hers. and he admits it is now being blatantly disregarded and misused . abused. i would misused. abused. i would actually say , by the illegal actually say, by the illegal arrivals from albania in a bill. and it took some of the, i think suella has always known what the solution is and i think she's been telling government what the solution is the whole time she's beenin solution is the whole time she's been in this job. but they're not listening to her because rishi carefully the rishi is treading carefully the thing without saying thing is, it goes without saying that should that safe countries should anyone safe country anyone from a safe country should not be to apply to should not be able to apply to stay in this country. and we've known that about albania for a long time. you know, i even read those have been one of the papers this week was papers this week that was talking they talking about it said they hadnt talking about it said they hadn't been the government have been the been talking about turning the boats the only boats back, which is the only thing that will stop. if you think, way, and they have think, by the way, and they have now that to one side and now cast that to one side and they to talking they we're going to be talking about wrong thing to about that is the wrong thing to do, because once people get here, way our system here, we know the way our system works, they will be here

works, that they will be here for years. we know that the system processes one in system processes one person in all and our immigration officers, they they process one person a week. so the 44th thousand that have arrived this yean thousand that have arrived this year, they will be processed for the next four or five years. so the next four or five years. so the only way to stop it is to turn the boats back. and for some bizarre reason , they won't some bizarre reason, they won't do that, you know. what is it do that, you know. so what is it today? she said, i'm committed today? she said, i'm committed to doing whatever takes. to doing whatever it takes. well, far, all we've done is well, so far, all we've done is put 9 million on top of put an extra 9 million on top of the 53 billion. we gave to macron year. so that his macron last year. so that his french officers going to have flags the beach and just flags on the beach and just smoke anything and smoke and not do anything and watch get on boats. so watch them get on the boats. so that that's all that they've that is that's all that they've done, talk, these done, all this talk, all these promises, and that's all that they've actually done. benjamin can a bleeding heart left can even a bleeding heart left like back by the like you welcome back by the way. back, by the way , and see way. back, by the way, and see that we can't accept these tens of thousands from albania, a safe country , a nato country. safe country, a nato country. can you concede that ? i mean, can you concede that? i mean, albania's a lovely country . can you concede that? i mean, albania's a lovely country. i mean, i would say that it's

definitely not at war. in fact, it's a slightly boring country, so maybe they want to come. a fair bit of excitement, i think the thing where rishi sunak the one thing where rishi sunak is truss said this is right and liz truss said this and she right that and she was right is that actually we should have more immigration. i want people from albania to be coming to this country, but they need more immigration. yes, absolutely . immigration. yes, absolutely. 4000. we have a massive shortage of people to fill jobs in this country . had record levels country. we've had record levels that we still don't have enough. but the problem is that that's 504,000 net migration, by the way. actually yes, more than a million arriving in the country. and you don't think that's a no? no.and and you don't think that's a no? no. and many of them were from ukraine, afghanistan. so they put, say, for that, well, put, let's say, for that, well, 100,000. still 400. so 100,000. that's still 400. so it's because a quarter of a it's not because a quarter of a million of our students. but getting back to the question about problem about albania, the problem is the which they're the routes in which they're coming. when these people coming. and so when these people are exploited by are being exploited by gangmasters them gangmasters who are putting them into it is modern into slavery, it is modern slavery. you know, they don't show how they slavery legal show how they what slavery legal routes for these people to come

across the asylum process in this country and system cost the taxpaye r £2.1 billion a year. taxpayer £2.1 billion a year. that's the same as it would cost for 62 south island nurses . this for 62 south island nurses. this is unsustainable for the british taxpayer. we know a billion does. they are. i'm sorry, benjamin, but the answer to , oh, benjamin, but the answer to, oh, we're having a bit of a dodgy time in our economy . let's open time in our economy. let's open the borders. you're throwing all the borders. you're throwing all the millions of brits who are who work and are who don't work and are on benefits onto the rubbish heap as people because not just can i just ask one question, do you not just accept and this is something i think the left have really failed to understand about brexit. do you not just accept actually as brits, we made a democratic decision. we don't want immigration at that level. we don't care that the established mean tells us that we should. that left politicians, tells us that we should, that business leaders politicians, tells us that we shorus. that business leaders politicians, tells us that we shorus that: business leaders politicians, tells us that we shorus that we siness leaders politicians, tells us that we shorus that we should.eaders politicians, tells us that we shorus that we should have 's politicians, tells us that we shorus that we should have that tell us that we should have that many people so they can pay people low as brits, we people low wages. as brits, we have enough is enough. have said, enough is enough. we want lower immigration. want to lower immigration. that's rewriting of

that's quite the rewriting of history the vote leave history because the vote leave campaign clear campaign was very clear throughout that this wasn't about immigration , it was about about immigration, it was about having control yourself , which having control yourself, which is a very different question . is a very different question. and the truth is, there are no legal routes for these people to come into the country. what would be responsible? yes, they're applied be they're all applied to be economic migrants and i just heard belinda's point, she's heard belinda's point, but she's absolutely right about the hideous never been hideous cost. it's never been higher, but the cost of a four star hotel per night is more than the cost of lawyer for than the cost of a lawyer for the day. so why aren't we hiring more the bottom line more staff to. the bottom line is there's poll, richard, is there's yougov poll, richard, that people in this that said 84% of people in this country unhappy country are really unhappy with the government is the way this government is handung the way this government is handling immigration. so that's the line. if the tories the bottom line. if the tories want elected, stop, want to get elected, next stop, they've fix this problem. they've got to fix this problem. yeah, think the way, yeah, and i think by the way, that with legal immigration that is with legal immigration and yeah, unhappy and illegal. yeah, they unhappy with , carol. well, the with both, carol. well, the return of benjamin voss who is lucy thank you all so much, because our panel live with me all night . but coming up, as the all night. but coming up, as the chairman of the bbc finally admits, corporation is admits, the corporation is biased, the beeb no longer

biased, is the beeb no longer fit for purpose? laurence fox analyses is in the focus of what, at 935. but first with the explosive trailer their explosive trailer for their netflix show amounting to a declaration of war, harry declaration of war, should harry and be stripped of their and meghan be stripped of their titles by king charles? i say yes. but after the break, royal biographer angela levin and dr. tester dunlop, duke it out. i want to know what you think to email me down at gbnews.uk. tweet handle at gb tweet me using the handle at gb news. results coming news. the results coming up after break .

time now for the clash . despite time now for the clash. despite the numerous olive branches that king charles and queen camilla have extended , harry and meghan have extended, harry and meghan have extended, harry and meghan have proven that hell bent on destroying the very institution that gave them a platform, as well queen elizabeth's well as the queen elizabeth's legacy. new trailer today legacy. with a new trailer today for their netflix reality show that's as savage as you'd expect from the callous look from the callous couple. look it's really hard to look back on it's really hard to look back on it now and go, what on earth happened ? you hear that ? that is happened? you hear that? that is the sound of hearts breaking all around the world. she's becoming around the world. she's becoming a royal rock . star and then a royal rock. star and then everything changed . there's a everything changed. there's a hierarchy of the family, you know, there's leaking, but there's also planting of stories . that was a war against meghan to suit other people's agendas.

it's about hatred. it's about race . it's a dirty game . pain race. it's a dirty game. pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution and this feeding frenzy . i realised feeding frenzy. i realised they're never going to protect you . i was terrified . i didn't you. i was terrified. i didn't want to history to repeat itself . no want to history to repeat itself. no so while a reconciliation is seemingly out of the question, thanks to this vile show which will rock the monarchy in just three days time, shook king charles . now man up and strip charles. now man up and strip harry and meghan of their royal titles once and for what do you think? diana gbnews.uk. our poll running at gb news on twitter fascinated to know the results on to help make your on this. to help you make your mind up, though, i'm joined by the who literally wrote the woman who literally wrote the woman who literally wrote the book on prince harry. she got huge access to the duke of sussex as well. the royal biographer, angela levin, and

the author of elizabeth and philip a story of young love marriage and monarchy. dr. tessa dunlop , great to have you both dunlop, great to have you both here . angela levin . i strongly here. angela levin. i strongly believe now king charles can't just hold back any longer. he has to take decisive action. angela he's got to strip harry and meghan of their titles. otherwise they are making a fool out of him in the monarchy. yes, but it's very complicated . but it's very complicated. rooted. they can get rid of the duke. duke and duchess of sussex . but it's very difficult, i think impossible to get rid of prince harry. he's born a prince. and you can't actually take that away . but if he's left take that away. but if he's left with the prince, then meghan becomes prince harry or princess henry, which is what is on his birth certificate. so i think you have to weigh up what the best thing to do . it's very, best thing to do. it's very, very difficult . i best thing to do. it's very, very difficult. i think he must

be absolutely destroyed. he's always loved harry. he's got on with him very close . harry was with him very close. harry was always the one to sort out any rise and calm things over , and rise and calm things over, and now he's turned into such an unpleasant , nasty person . now he's turned into such an unpleasant, nasty person . i unpleasant, nasty person. i think it's very sad because when ispent think it's very sad because when i spent a lot of time with him, as you mentioned, he was full of energy, full of pains. he was very intuitive . he was very good very intuitive. he was very good with people just like his mother. and he didn't really mode. he would get irritated . mode. he would get irritated. but that's all right. we all get irritable . but now all the worst irritable. but now all the worst to him has been brought out by his wife, meghan. in my view. tessa you say they shouldn't be stripped of their titles. why they clearly hate the royal family. so why on earth do they want to cling to this institution that they think is so awful ? i've just been on the so awful? i've just been on the other side of europe, and i think we need to sit back and

look at how this is playing out internationally . our monarchy internationally. our monarchy has always been a global brand and one historically. we've been proud of, and that's worked for us. and at the moment, our soap opera , our clash, the front opera, our clash, the front pages of are pretty often, in fact, sordid . papers are being fact, sordid. papers are being plastered all over news headunes. plastered all over news headlines . and what we're not headlines. and what we're not understand ing is that in many ways, yeah, this is a domestic feud, but it's also an institution of state that has long needed to reform. harry and meghan are not impartial. they're not without their agenda that the least appropriate people in many ways to be calling out the need for reform. but we have to fallen off swords and you included dan wootton and angel as part of the fourth estate for actually not insisting on change within the nation. no no, no. you've got it completely wrong. what happened is when the queen. when the

queen was ageing, she didn't want change. no older person and like her, want huge change. charles was very receptive to this and he respect it. his mother wanted them to be at the heart of his new, slimmed down monarchy. they didn't give him a chance. monarchy. they didn't give him a chance . yeah, but he we're chance. yeah, but he we're talking about broad, sweeping changes that needed to be made. when philip married elizabeth, he was treated appallingly. he was very depressed. he had to shut up and put up. he couldn't be doing with the seats. but in the end , the system always wins. the end, the system always wins. and guess what? our beloved late queen was in her late nineties . queen was in her late nineties. it's not an ideal age for the ceo of a company and all she had to do in the wake of diana's death was nod at that host, and she was our favourite grandmother again, understandably so. but we need to separate our emotion the to separate our emotion from the queen, is going to most queen, which is going to most people recognise our institution today , so we pay for it, philip today, so we pay for it, philip said that actually that there is

a lot of change from the royal family in the way it works, but it's done very delicately so as not to make a fuss and to cause trouble. but loads of things were changed over the years quietly . and also philip also quietly. and also philip also takes taste well . also, there is takes taste well. also, there is desire within the monarchy and within buckingham palace to make changes from harry and meghan. i was covering it very closely at the time, but can i ask you a question? tests that, given you a supporter of harry and meghan, i that. do you i respect that. do you understand? wootton . this is understand? dan wootton. this is a classic misinform . i didn't a classic misinform. i didn't support either side . i'm a support either side. i'm a historian. i'm just explained to you how it's playing out. harry and meghan a box in a corner. they've got to make money. the duke of windsor would have done the the platforms have the same if the platforms have been so we're been available to. so we're going more of the going to see more of this. the only winner here, by the only real winner here, by the way, netflix. but i'm say, way, is netflix. but i'm say, isn't it a shame that, for example, buckingham palace, the centre not just of the centre point not just of the british actually

british monarchy, but actually the employs the commonwealth employs less than minorities in than 10% ethnic minorities in a city that's 44% ethnic minority. the people at lady horsey wander along after six years in royal service and go up in the way that she did last week. these things are coming in tonight and i can largely say you don't know what happened . and i think the what happened. and i think the treatment lady hussey see has been really terrible, actually. but let me answer, michael. let me pose my question to you. just because you didn't give me a chance. do you accept that there were certain things that harry and meghan did during their time in the royal family that made their mum popular, both with people within the institution and the british public. do you accept that there actions their behaviour had anything to do with why public opinion changed or do you sign up to their thesis that it's all down to the terrible media and the terrible pubuc terrible media and the terrible public ? did and it doesn't work public? did and it doesn't work well for black and white clash. but these issues are always grey. of course, she came with

californian pretensions . she was californian pretensions. she was a celebrity mom . i'm glad you a celebrity mom. i'm glad you can have an institution of celebrity. the ultimate institution of celebrity, which is modern monarchy . and yeah, is modern monarchy. and yeah, she had her agenda and i don't think should have ever lasted in the royal family. but i'm glad she did that with not fit . it she did that with not fit. it was not fit for purpose. but she didn't try . she did not try. she didn't try. she did not try. she never wanted it to work and i'm glad you admit that, tessa. she never wanted it to work. she came in to prove a point. angela she saw that she would come in and be on the same level as william and catherine. and we saw in the trailer this afternoon that, as you say, you know, there is a horror. well, i know, there is a horror. well, i know . show sherlock, you know , know. show sherlock, you know, for goodness sake and she pretended she didn't know. then she pretended all sorts of things. she was an innocent. i mean , come on. what a bombshell mean, come on. what a bombshell from harry. the royal family is a high ranking organisation. shock, horror , indeed . but now

shock, horror, indeed. but now we're lowering ourselves to their levels. mudslinging what i'm saying to you is that making the mob their own father and their own flesh and blood. you can't let them get away with it. let me speak to you. can't let them get away with it. and also , if you don't reply, then they win . they're telling so many win. they're telling so many lies that you have to actually correct them . and i hope that correct them. and i hope that william said that. i believe william said that. i believe william has said that he will correct them when they make errors. i hope you do. and they have to do that. they have to be sorry. that we'll let you respond now. yeah, i just think, first of all, the mudslinging doesn't work. the fourth estate, the relies access the press, it relies on access to the royal family. so have to the royal family. so you have biographies, obsequious biographies, you get obsequious behaviour decent behaviour, you don't get decent interrogation of their recruitment processes of the absent throng of royals snobs that james pope is the identifying the 1950s. we need to strip that away. there needs to strip that away. there needs to be proper, deep and thorough

, just as in any institution of state transparent procedures that don't exist. harry and meghan are a sideshow. in the end, the broad shoulders of monarchy can resist them. but if we go down to their level and sling mud at them, then we are reducing our monarchy to little more than celebrity trash. and i ask you to resist. and i also ask you to resist. and i also ask you to resist. and i also ask you for fairer, more balanced coverage. both you and angela, i follow you on twitter. i saw photo placing of the i saw your photo placing of the flowers. read angela's book, flowers. i read angela's book, the needs be balanced. there the needs to be balanced. there is no body , good hair. what do is no body, good hair. what do you think we're doing has to be doing here? we all had on and i'm sorry that if you think that me paying tribute to the late queen elizabeth the second has anything to do with my discussion about harry. meghan. tessa i covered harry and meghan's time in the royal family. i was the first person to actually break the fact that the queen had expressed displeasure prince harry displeasure to prince harry about meghan's behaviour and that started this ball rolling. but i agree with that. the royal family has to be covid diligent

utterly and with some force actually by journalists and that is always important, actually by journalists and that is always important , absolutely is always important, absolutely honestly to go back and read the columns that i wrote about meghan when she first entered the royal family, i could not have been more of champion of have been more of a champion of that woman. what changed? maybe her bullying of staff maybe the fact that she had a plan the whole time to destroy the royal family and maybe the why and maybe the way she treated her own flesh and blood . the marquis own flesh and blood. the marquis are actually people. had are actually good people. i had no agenda. i looked at, the family did, and i went with them as mother did. i was fortunate as a mother did. i was fortunate to be one of the key presenters for cnn when they got married . for cnn when they got married. work from prince . true, bill and work from prince. true, bill and it was fantastic. she had no she had a policy and i and i thought she was wonderful for a few weeks. i'm delighted today i'm delighted you don't just find the your do you think charles personality thing to mention personalities for goodness now i'm not trying to object to

bully i'm doing it substantively because these are people they're saying things they're being very cruel to people . they should not cruel to people. they should not be cruel to who they should respect. and can i just make the final point? yes they were going to release this despicable attack on the royal family when . the queen was alive knowing that she was suffering from a terminal illness. now, i think that says a lot about them . but that says a lot about them. but taste the stomach angel 11 facet 18 debate both brilliant royal authors and i really appreciate you having it out tonight. so who do you agree with? should the sussexes be stripped of their titles in light their their titles in light of their netflix on twitter netflix show? andrew on twitter says so reasons says there are so many reasons why should stripped of why they should be stripped of their the unbelievable their titles. the unbelievable damage causing to the damage they're causing to the royal family is extraordinary, and put a stop and the king should put a stop to weigh in on twitter to this. now weigh in on twitter says been making money says they have been making money off monarchy for off the back of the monarchy for far long now. and it needs far too long now. and it needs to stop. and patricia on email says, for the says, i was all for the stripping of their royal titles. after all, hate the royal institution. but i heard that

harry would automatically revert back to his birth title of prince and would gain a prince make and would gain a princess case princess royal, in which case it's definitely and actually it's definitely not and actually did earlier on did make that point earlier on he verdict is now in while he will verdict is now in while 92% of you agree that harry and making you should stripped of making you should be stripped of their just 8% them their titles just 8% want them to be allowed to keep this coming up oxfordshire's left coming up as oxfordshire's left county council plans new lockdowns for motorists to save the with this great the planet. with this great insanity andre insanity become the norm. andre castile , the government. neil castile, the government. neil oliver weighs in at 950, but first, as the corporation's chairman admits liberal bias and hits at the likes of hard hits out at the likes of hard left broadcaster emily maitlis is admission grounds 40 is his admission grounds 40 funding bbc laurence fox funding the bbc laurence fox with the fox report straight after the break .

time now for the fox report with laurence fox and bbc chairman richard sharp has finally confirmed what rest of us has known for a long time and denounced the corporation's former darling, hardly a broadcaster. emily maitlis , in broadcaster. emily maitlis, in the process by admitting in the sunday the sunday times exclusive that the beeb of a, quote, beeb is guilty of a, quote, liberal claiming he was liberal bias claiming he was feisty against impartiality from the inside, he conceded that the liberal luvvie maitlis was wrong for airing her personal views pnor for airing her personal views prior to her exit, especially dunng prior to her exit, especially during her partisan newsnight coverage dominic cummings. coverage of dominic cummings. he's remained of the lowlights from magnus . the evening dominic from magnus. the evening dominic cummings broke the rules. the

country can see that and it shocked the government cannot it? but despite the resignation of one minister, growing unease from his backbenchers, a dramatic early warning from the polls and a deep disquiet. boris johnson has chosen to ignore it . tonight we consider what this blind loyalty tells us about the workings of number ten when it comes to excess deaths. britons currently a world leader is that really something to be proud of . these are just an ordinary. if you book the saboteur know, it's just one of those. that's just what a lot of people think about it. it's your writing about to rape. it is the old brexiteers are portrayed as racist. it is consistent casual racism, not casual racism . people do it for casual racism. people do it for me such as trading. what is a standard wonder when it's so consistent? what we go through the bottle that you spew up has to be who you are . i a leftwing to be who you are. i a leftwing bias learns fox. how on earth did he work that out ? oh, it's

did he work that out? oh, it's logic , don, isn't it? it's. it's logic, don, isn't it? it's. it's actually the insane . one wonders actually the insane. one wonders whether emily maitlis whether she was not employed by the bbc would ever get a job anywhere ever again, even doing a paper round. jim i mean, it's bonkers that this lady has the platform that this lady has the platform that she does and i mean, you see what happened to piers morgan after he walked off gmb and his sort of fluff line guy and his sort of fluff line guy and they were mocked. she is what he's got to say anymore. and then i think emily maitlis should put herself out to the subscription model and then see if anyone what you've got, you've got to say, because i think she doesn't represent anything that anyone in this country thinks at all, ever, except people that live just off off street . completely off the street. no, i completely agree . but what's so ridiculous, agree. but what's so ridiculous, i think this from the bbc i think about this from the bbc chairman is that it's chairman lawrence, is that it's not as if the bbc sacked maitlis they allowed her to do all of

this stuff. they gave her a couple of very mild slap on the wrist and then she left them to go to the labour broadcasting corporation and otherwise known as lbc . i corporation and otherwise known as lbc. i mean, look, the of the mainstream media and this is why gb news is so good. the whole the mainstream media just buy into this rubbish . and into this rubbish. and thankfully we now have the channel that will actually tell people the news truth. and i'm discussing this stuff because , discussing this stuff because, you know, emily maitlis , piers you know, emily maitlis, piers morgan, any, any of these people that better piece of this world who just the next moment hypocrites in journalism need to just be told , okay, i may get just be told, okay, i may get money somewhere else . see? see money somewhere else. see? see how that works for you? that's what i think . and i you know, what i think. and i you know, it's sad to see a wonderful national city like the bbc so utterly corrupted by this horrible one career. i think just a real tragedy. no, i and

it was a wonderful national institution. it no longer is. and so as a result, we should not be forced to fund , because not be forced to fund, because that's what makes me so angry . that's what makes me so angry. lawrence it's actually illegal to watch tv news on a television set if you refuse to pay the licence fee. and i mean that is just the most out . it is just the most out. it is actually a fascist model really when you think about it. it is you know, i mean, north korean state tv , more fun, as i've said state tv, more fun, as i've said to you, several times before, i think the bbc have a monopoly , think the bbc have a monopoly, which we don't agree with in this country. we would not offer the bbc taxing 757 great or whatever it is. i don't i don't watch it and i don't listen to it. but i tell you one thing i do know , and that is i know some do know, and that is i know some very, very, very powerful within the radio four today programme . the radio four today programme. and they have said to me that the lunatics are running the asylum and that is what i've been terrified and absolutely

terrified . look, laurence, are terrified. look, laurence, are from the sublime to the ridiculous, right. i have to talk to you about the christmas staple love. actually because have you been following this, lawrence? come under fire because its own writer, richard curtis, claimed the film's lack of diversity made him feel uncomfortable and a bit stupid. and then jeremy vine took things a lot further , deciding to share a lot further, deciding to share with his viewers all of the red flags in the very one movie made two decades to go. watch the first red flag. you could say, as we said, red flag number one, why's nearly everyone white and we have to ask this question, which is, is he clearly a stalker, right . okay. next one, stalker, right. okay. next one, let's have a look. another red flag, red flag. all the couples are straight . where are the gay are straight. where are the gay characters, natalie , there's a characters, natalie, there's a red flag here . a lot of comments red flag here. a lot of comments about her in the movie being overweight or just jokes about

her being chubby or whatever. why the flash shaming, the bigger issue , which we haven't bigger issue, which we haven't even mentioned, is, is this one, why do the women in love actually seem to be like the stepford us, seem to be controlled by men ? laurence we controlled by men? laurence we seriously doing this? is this white korea has come to richard curtis who is made millions of pounds , millions of pounds off pounds, millions of pounds off the back of his films , has now the back of his films, has now decided that he that the alligator is going to eat him, too, because he is in white collar and white supremacists . collar and white supremacists. he has made a film with white people in it, which is a cardinal sin to the white thing . so he's tried to jump ahead and go, i've done something wrong. i should have hired, you know, oliver twist to be a disabled black in effigy. you know, he made these terrible mistakes and then jeremy vine,

who i have absolutely no idea why the man is on tv. who i have absolutely no idea why the man is on tv . why is he why the man is on tv. why is he on tv? all he does is he gets a bunch of race baiters on and they just sit there. i mean, i, i was on the only episode of jeremy vine, which was called and is not available on demand because yasmin alabi racist , because yasmin alabi racist, later told me a racist on tv and i made the stupid mistake of asking to her her comment when what i should've done was be quiet and then just sued her to death over this stuff. jeremy vine is it's a cycling video on twitter. that's all he is . twitter. that's all he is. that's all he is. and he doesn't represent the virus . he doesn't represent the virus. he doesn't represent the virus. he doesn't represent the virus. he doesn't represent the audience. his none of these channels represent what people actually think. and yeah, i mean, you know, sitting there talking about white supremacy and all of this sort of stuff, it's almost the right horrible stuff in the world. and you know

what? the only form of acceptable race ism in this world is nowadays against white people and the only form of acceptable racism which is legislated for is against white people. so, jeremy vine can take his red flags , stick them on the his red flags, stick them on the back of his bike and go for a long bike and never come back on tv . laurence fox , who will be tv. laurence fox, who will be back on tv much earlier than planned because he's out, he's filling in for farage this week. so 7:00 all week here on tv news, laurence fox with the fox report. thank you so much, laurence. but coming up, as her jihadi husband insists they were happily married, hashimi the beckhams claim that she was trafficked as a minor. her main argument for a story new uk citizenship now falling apart. my citizenship now falling apart. my superstore panel are going to debate these new revelations in the mediabuzz after the mediabuzz straight after ten, first, as oxfordshire ten, but first, as oxfordshire motorists face restrictions on where they can drive under new plans by the country's wokeist council, are we experiencing britain's first climate lockdown? and what on earth can we do about it? nearly all of

our list straight after the break .

the great neil oliver is tonight's outsider . now, the tonight's outsider. now, the reality of green extremism is edging ever closer with britain's wokeist council introduced motoring lockdowns for thousands of people in oxford. i promise you, when i read this last night, i thought it a hoax. but it's real. i under the guise of reducing climate carbon emissions, oxfordshire county council is dividing the city six specific zones with motorists allowed to leave their own neighbourhood. just 100 times a year , averaging just 100 times a year, averaging just two trips a week. oxford residents will be forced to apply for a permit with the council if they want to drive to other areas in their cars will be tracked cameras all across the and if they the city and if they visit another neighbourhood without permission or exceed their two trips they'll be slapped

trips a week, they'll be slapped wit so can we just with £70 fines. so can we just be frank about this ? this is be frank about this? this is mission creep towards draconian climate lockdowns, which i've been as real been raising as a real possibility now for the two possibility now for the past two years. obviously being years. and obviously being dended years. and obviously being derided as derided and dismissed as a conspiracy theorist. but i'd be surprised if the powers that be next limit your weekly consumption of meat or cut your air travel under the facade of saving planet. mail oliver i saving the planet. mail oliver i mean, what's this about? what is this really about ? now, mean, what's this about? what is this really about? now, this this really about? now, this this is the most laughable nonsense yet . if it wasn't nonsense yet. if it wasn't deadly serious and if it wasn't something against which we should all man the barricades . should all man the barricades. absolutely. then it would just be a joke . if the people of be a joke. if the people of oxford, if people anywhere, even hypothetic , actually accept this hypothetic, actually accept this for 5 minutes, then they are whipped dogs and anyone who who would put up with this deserve whatever the overlords planned next. but but i don't think the people of britain are whipped dogs. people of britain are whipped dogs . not in the least . and this

dogs. not in the least. and this is about this is about control. it has always been about control. you know, you and i have been seeing variations on the theme of it's never about what they see. it's about. and the more this progresses , the the more this progresses, the more you can see the pattern so blatant we exposed before our eyes. blatant we exposed before our eyes . you know, wasn't eyes. you know, covid wasn't about health. you know, the war in ukraine is not about saving democracy and the agenda 2030 and the rest of the green agenda are not about saving the planet . you cannot see that the underlying plan, the beneath all of it is , simply to impose , to of it is, simply to impose, to seize control imposed upon people if you can't see that by now, then you are as desensitised as a blind cobblers. thumb it is absolutely obvious and irrefutable that this kind of nonsense, that is being supported is being suggest by the councillors or whatever. in oxford. if you can't see it for what it is, then there's no help for you . if this is if this

help for you. if this is if this was proposed where i live, i swear to you, don , i would put swear to you, don, i would put rebars on the front of my car and drive through the barriers and drive through the barriers and round and round the cameras. this is beyond this is beyond the pale. just because a council just because some trumped up, self—appointed go lighters make something legal, does not make it lawful. what a profound and fundamental difference between legal and lawful. the this is not lawful to curtail deliberately the freedoms of law abiding people is not lawful. if you cast your mind back, you've seen the tapes of the david frost interviews with richard nixon after he had resigned as president of the united states . president of the united states. and frost asked him if what he had done in sanctioning the burglary of the watergate building against the law. nixon said if the president does it, then it's legal. and the same

thought carries through here just because these people see that what they propose to do is legal and therefore the population must abide by it. no there comes a time for free people when they have to identify really lies and understand that what is being proposed is immoral and unlawful and then becomes actually the obugafion and then becomes actually the obligation of free law abiding people to ignore or defy and throw out such attempts to impinge upon the freedom of law abiding people . well, indeed. abiding people. well, indeed. and this is why we hearing all of the doomsday day drumbeat about the climate emergency , about the climate emergency, isn't it, neil? because they want to able to justify a merger . he measures just like they did necessarily during the covid pandemic, where people wouldn't. if a government can get away with murder because there's an emergency , then of course they emergency, then of course they will find reasons to see that there is an emerging sea. and

that's what's going on here . i that's what's going on here. i see the many people like me and of course, many people far more qualified than i am , see that qualified than i am, see that what is being imposed at the moment is a climate hoax. at the very least we are being duped into thinking that we are in some kind of catastrophic situation because of the amount of co2 in the atmosphere and because we have been brainwashed and bullied and propagandised to that effect, people are being forced to keep their heads down while all sorts of restrictions are being imposed upon the lives on the grounds that we, the human race, are destroying the planet. it is an annexe , planet. it is an annexe, excusable fraud that is being imposed upon people and it is legitimising agenda 2030 and the rest of it. and again , the same rest of it. and again, the same as covid and the rest. it's not about what they see, it's about. this is a power grab. about what they see, it's about. this is a power grab . this is this is a power grab. this is about people exploiting whatever situation is at hand to take control of people's lives .

control of people's lives. something like communism runs in the blood of the people that are behind this. they have in their heads the notion of a blueprint for what they think. proles, like you and me should be. how they think we should behave, how we should live, what we should do every moment of day and do every moment of the day and they want to sit back and watch us comply with the dictates that they are setting . and they've they are setting. and they've got fantasy of communist got some fantasy of a communist all this . but watching the all over this. but watching the un standing on the pavement, watching the politburo drive by in their cars, that's what they that's what they're about. and if any of us have any sense, we will absolutely say no . the will absolutely say no. the echoes of communism all over this. neil oliver perfectly put at neil's back 6 pm. on saturday night here on gb news. but coming up should the palace reinstate lady susan hussey after 50,000 members of the pubuc after 50,000 members of the public signed a petition pledging their support amid the royal race row? author, journalist and society figure petronella wyatt , who's known petronella wyatt, who's known lady hussey since the age of 18, gives her unfiltered take. you won't hear it anywhere else in

the live with me in the media. she's live with me in the media. she's live with me in the studio at 1020. but first, shamima jihadi husband, shamima begum is jihadi husband, insists were happily insists they were happily married her claims she married despite her claims she was groomed trafficked as was groomed and trafficked as her for restoring her main argument for restoring her main argument for restoring her just her british championship just crumbled . that's how big debate crumbled. that's how big debate in the media was. straight after the .

is 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight as he blames care home staff for spreading covid to vulnerable residents in his pandemic diaries , is matt pandemic diaries, is matt hancock only interested in covering his back for unforgivable failures ? as health unforgivable failures? as health secretary, i take a deep dive on that as well as whitty and valencia's shock u—turn on lockdown harms with seville liberties campaigner matt le tissier at 1040. speaking of unreliable narratives, harry and meghan have declared all out war

on the royal family in a bombshell trailer for their revolting and impending reality show, the hierarchy of the family. this leaking . but family. this leaking. but there's also plenty of stories . there's also plenty of stories. that was a war against meghan to suit other people's agendas. it's about hatred . it's about it's about hatred. it's about race. it's a dirty game . but race. it's a dirty game. but with their fanciful claims already being debunked, can anyone trust a word the sussexes have to say? at 1030? i'll put that to tonight's super star panel that to tonight's super star panel. carole malone , benjamin panel. carole malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy. plus as over 50,000 members of the public sign a petition supporting her, should the palace reinstate lady susan hussey. given what we now know about her racism accuser ngozi fulani author , journalist and fulani author, journalist and society insider petronella wyatt, who's known lady hussey since the age of 18, comes to her defence at 1020 and has ices friday. shamima beckham's trafficking claim the backbone

of her case for returning to the uk being demolished by her jihadi husband would be agreed upon the conditions of marriage which were basically, she asked for some soldier, some freedoms . right. okay. yeah which i read to gave . what about that next? to gave. what about that next? plus, can angela rayner be in charge after having at large . charge after having at large. some . more on that. plus some. more on that. plus tomorrow's newspaper front pages and the media blitz coming up this hour. plus a brand new greatest person and duty jackass on the way who do start with us tonight. but before that, the news headlines at ten and with tatiana sanchez . dan, thank you tatiana sanchez. dan, thank you very much . this is the latest very much. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the rmt has announced further strikes across network rail over the christmas period . the union says

christmas period. the union says rail staff will walk out from 6 pm. on christmas eve until 6 am. on the 27th of december, with next week's strikes going ahead as planned. it said it will put the latest offer from network rail to its members with a recommendation to reject, claiming the deal will lead to unsafe practises. transport secretary mark harper says it's very disappointing the rmt hasn't played its part in continuing talks. instead of holding strikes. we've made sure there was a new improved pay off, which i think is fair to rmt them. what is disappointing is the fact that the rmt not only have not called off strike , but they've actually caught more strikes for the christmas period. and i would urge them to call those joint balls , put this call those joint balls, put this pay call those joint balls, put this pay deal to their members with a recommendation that it be accepted . gb news understands an accepted. gb news understands an eighth child has died after contract ing strep a. it follows a 12 year old child being the

first a secondary school student to have died after contracting the invasive infection. the uk health security agency confirmed a single case was identified. a school in south london. downing street is urging parents to be on the lookout for symptoms and says there is no shortage of antibiotics . more than 850 cases antibiotics. more than 850 cases were reported in the week starting the 14th of november, compared to over 180 for the same period last year. the government says changes to the levelling up and regeneration bill will place local communities at the heart of the planning system. further amendments will be set out by the levelling up department tomorrow. the government is also set to abolish compulsory house building targets following requests from conservative mp aiming to protect the environment. supporters of the proposals say this would also ensure local communities enforced to accept unwelcome development alongside measures in the bill. the government will

also give councils the power to refuse further planning permission and the speaker of the house of commons, lindsay hoyle, has declared the beginning of the festive period in parliament with the lighting of the christmas tree and peas, pears and parliamentary staff were joined by the rock choir who sang christmas songs , who sang christmas songs, including carol off the bells, which based ukrainian which is based on a ukrainian folk song . tv online and dab+ folk song. tv online and dab+ radio . this is gb news now it's radio. this is gb news now it's back to dan wootton tonight . back to dan wootton tonight. tomorrow is used tonight in our media votes straight to the front pages in the metro. a scandal over travellers being sold tickets for thousands of so—called ghost trains that are being axed in secret. the paper also laments, oh, no. here we go again with a typically dramatic screenshot from harry and

meghan's new reality show. while asking is it really just fake news ? answer to that yes , it is. news? answer to that yes, it is. the daily mail, leeds on fury at the sussexes netflix claims . the the sussexes netflix claims. the paper reports on the furious backlash harry and meghan are receiving after their incendiary trailer. the royal sources say , trailer. the royal sources say, are riddled with falsehoods . the are riddled with falsehoods. the eyes headlines antibiotics on mass for children in strep a's schools, penicillin or alternative antibiotics can be given to all children in primary schools where there has been a case following the death of an eighth child by superstar panel. back with me now, esteemed daily express columnist carole malone , senior reporter at the newspaper , benjamin butterworth, newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and former brexit party mep and political commentator belinda deluise. now a brand new interview with jemima beckham's husband has thrown fresh doubt over her claims that she was groomed and trafficked by icis. ten days after arriving in syria

when she was just 15, baker married yagi radic, a 23 year old dutch convert , after they old dutch convert, after they were matched by one of his friends. and speaking to alan duncan in a mail online exclusive, riddick suggests that their marriage was consenting and shared, quote, and that they shared, quote, some beautiful memories. look, we agreed upon the conditions of marriage, which were basically she asked for some sort of freedoms . right. okay. yeah freedoms. right. okay. yeah which i mean, she gave her which which what were then freedoms of going shopping, seeing friends. very, very basic stuff . so you very, very basic stuff. so you were happy ? yes, i was very were happy? yes, i was very happy. cimino happy? i hope so, yeah. happy. cimino happy? i hope so, yeah . i gave that interview from yeah. i gave that interview from custody in northern syria , but custody in northern syria, but said he wants to be reunited with back in them. for them to have more children. the couple previously had three children together. all whom from together. all of whom died from illness because of their despicable life choices. so i mean, karl malone, i think this

interview from a hobby smashes to pieces her story once more completely paints a picture of marital bliss. according to him, the two of them were baking cakes together and selling them because, you know , this this because, you know, this this heanng because, you know, this this hearing all the evidence in this heanng hearing all the evidence in this hearing and they're saying that she was trafficked here . a she was trafficked here. a lawyer said they had an overwhelming evidence. how did they evidence out they get that evidence out there? because security services here say they're trying to get any of any crimes that any evidence of any crimes that are were committed in are being that were committed in syria wherever . it's syria by isis, wherever. it's impossible get that evidence. impossible to get that evidence. but more importantly, the case, the court case last week and this week is not about whether or not she was trafficked. it's relevant whether she was dropped. the case is about whether a threat to whether she poses a threat to national security and all security services here say she does. what's the point of having security services if you don't listen to what they say? a guy called neil basso, he was a former county territory terror chief. he says returning women jihadis are a massive threat to

this country. i it to me, it's just astonishing that what even talking about this this girl left this country whether whether she was trafficked or not when she got there. i don't care to believe it for a second, but she left this country at a time when we were seeing beheadings live on tv. she left florence when we were so we saw men being burned alive in cages . she left when we were reading reports about women and children being buried alive . and she left being buried alive. and she left this country. then to join this murderous death cult, you know, and maybe she was young to make that decision. but, you know, sometimes in this life, you have to accept that you make a decision that will change your life entirely forever. and she made one of those decisions, and it was a bad one. and, you know, we're still hearing i mean , we're still hearing i mean, there's lots of evidence that has out, believed has come out, some believed to be cia that she wasn't be from the cia that she wasn't just this little waif at home bringing up the babies. she actually supposed to be actually was supposed to be an enforcer in the morality police. so in this suicide bomb, she was

throwing vessel to people so they couldn't get out of them. she swept up severed heads. she yeah. this is not there was even a report, i think, in the cia evidences that she walked around the kalashnikov, strapped across a chest . so, no, this woman a chest. so, no, this woman should not comes back because this i've spoken to the jihadi bride before on this show, benjamin, who did return here. and very least, she tried and at the very least, she tried to get out of her situation the moment that she was there, beg him, didn't beg and waited till isis had fallen too late. she waited until isis had blown up british children . at the ariana british children. at the ariana grande day concert, a man chased before she decided to bring her sob story. and to me, it is a sob story. and to me, it is a sob story. and to me, it is a sob story. i think the husband disproves what she's saying and she should not be allowed back. why am i wrong? well, first of all, i think it's completely unethical and wrong to take the word of a man who basically implies it in there when he says, let her have certain says, i let her have certain freedoms , there is considerable freedoms, there is considerable concern that that

concern and suspicion that that man, the isis husband seen there, is in fact a. he was 23 when he married this child and there was concern, among other behaviours that he's done out in syria that he is in fact a. and i think the idea that you should take his word at face value is unethical and a mistake and that you should have that undermined her argument. thing, her argument. the other thing, not the other not taking it face, the other thing is well the actually thing leave is well the actually take her. the other thing that we for a fact now because we know for a fact now because canadian intelligence services admitted was admitted it is that she was trafficked from turkey into syria with the knowledge of british and canadian intelligence services, that she knew what she knew where she was doing, shoot . but it was all she doing, shoot. but it was all she got. this bethnal go to got. this bethnal green to go to turkey . you accept that? i know turkey. you accept that? i know it because i put questions. i put questions to shamima begum through druery, the man through andrew druery, the man in pick. left earlier in your pick. she left earlier this wanting to join ices. this year wanting to join ices. so i've asked him about how she got there and she says it's remarkably easy. so that to remarkably easy. so that puts to questions services we questions about the services we have airports. when have at the airports. when you've flying to do

you've got kids flying off to do that. how can you say she was trafficked? and if you can see that made a choice because that she made a choice because we of all, she was we know, first of all, she was brainwashed teenager. come brainwashed as a teenager. come on. british state knew on. then the british state knew via that she'd been put via canada that she'd been put in that something is that there was a bucket list to go on. that one, this girl was an a student. she was 15, but she was an asian, very spot. you're implying that she's stupid, that she brainwashed. she's she was brainwashed. she's saying being beheaded saying people are being beheaded on she thinks that's saying people are being beheaded on okay she thinks that's saying people are being beheaded on okay thinghe thinks that's saying people are being beheaded on okay thing to thinks that's saying people are being beheaded on okay thing to happenhat's saying people are being beheaded on okay thing to happen .at's saying people are being beheaded on okay thing to happen . well, an okay thing to happen. well, actually, not stupid actually, she's not stupid terrorist tend to above terrorist tend to have above average intelligence. they tend to bright people. to be very bright people. that's how can said belinda. how they can be, said belinda. and that's why can not and surely that's why we can not allow step foot in allow her to step foot in britain ever again. i'm really sorry, benjamin , but this is sorry, benjamin, but this is such an insult to the victims of real human trafficking . i work real human trafficking. i work with a charity in london that deals with women who are forced , who are blackmailed, who are drug to are imprisoned, who are kidnapped . there is no wedding kidnapped. there is no wedding on by a plane ticket. yeah. and it's and we've got to stop making these terms like traffic now, meaning just anyone who

does anything naughty and is young. and the only time shamima showed any remorse was when her baby died at the very end of everything. she's never shown remorse of what she took part in and her husband has also reinforced the claim that she went there voluntarily because he was arrested ten days after they were married. so she was on her own in the house without him not secondly he not imprisoned. secondly he confirmed that she was in touch with family phone while with her family by phone while she was there. this is not the sign of a traffic kidnapped, brainwashed woman. i mean, i know having learned it from from when i put my questions to shamima still shamima that she still has twitter, facebook twitter, she still has facebook , and she's able to communicate with people back she with people back home. so she has to outside world. has access to the outside world. what also say, though , is what i'd also say, though, is that the question isn't about whether she done heinous whether she has done heinous things. i certainly would be of the viewpoint that she has. you know, it incredibly high. know, it seems incredibly high. but, the problem is but, you know, the problem is we can't country. the can't live in this country. the point she would be out on point is, she would be out on the streets bethnal green the streets of bethnal green within a month. do you think he

should be tried for her crimes? yes, by point she should be in a british prison on our hashimi . british prison on our hashimi. she didn't commit the crimes hit the collective . it is something the collective. it is something that the law, the law should be convicted of in this country. none but no evidence can be brought to this country or to be found country of anything. found in a country of anything. but join proscribed but if you join the proscribed group country, like a group in this country, like a far group, you can go to far right group, you can go to prison that. and i think the prison for that. and i think the law should it she should be in prison, joined. would be in prison, joined. she would be in prison, joined. she would be in prison a matter months, prison for a matter of months, not in syria if not for her crimes in syria if any. so she would be free from the streets of ukraine that she committed in syria . how? she committed in syria. how? she can't prove it. i'm not saying we can't prove is that she left here to join this cult and i think what really annoys me is if she comes back here, what am i five which is already overstretched , is going to have overstretched, is going to have to walk through, have a 24 seven for the rest of her life that costs thousands every month. moreover, going to moreover, she's never going to get state is going get a job, so the state is going to to take care her to have to take care of her every day of her life. why the

hell should we? i'm not here to justify what she did, what she was, heinous repugnant. was, heinous and repugnant. i don't would dispute don't think anyone would dispute that. to say that if that. but i have to say that if i think if this was a white, middle class girl who had made these mistakes, she these mistakes, not even she has been she had a jack been flawless. if she had a jack who we have never allowed back because had canadian because he had canadian citizenship, a white british man with white parents . there was with white parents. there was just as much of a moral outrage, and he will never be allowed to speak to this country. this is not of race. this is not an issue of race. this is not an issue of race. this is not issue of race because not an issue of race because although if it was an issue of race, we would not have allowed jihadi jack back into the house with thank you so much with caroline thank you so much do survivor because coming up as the of the imminent the debunking of the imminent netflix reality show begins , can netflix reality show begins, can anyone trust a word the sussex sources say? i superstar panel return to debate that maybe we'll agreement on this one we'll have agreement on this one actually. plus it's more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages in at 1030. but in the media was at 1030. but first as over 50,000 members of the public sign a petition in support, should the palace

reinstate lady susan hussey? given now know about her given what we now know about her racism , accuser ngozi fulani the racism, accuser ngozi fulani the author, journalist and high society insider petronella wyatt. she's known lady hussey , wyatt. she's known lady hussey, by the way, since the age of 18, says this is not a racist woman. so she's going to come to her defence, live in the studio straight after the break .

now, it's been nearly a week since the late queen elizabeth, the second closest ally lady susan hussey, was unceremoniously exiled by the windsors after being accused of racism for a misjudged comment to a black charity owner and then goes the forlani at a buckingham palace event. as you know , i was one of the only know, i was one of the only voices in the media that stood up to the portrayal of hussey as an irredeemable bigot and forlani as a complete innocent, exposing how the charity bosses not only , let's be honest, not only, let's be honest, a proud member of the sussex squad , having accused king charles, the queen mother, of domestically abusing meghan but professionally backed by the marxist and financially jubilee gb's blm movement. marxist and financially jubilee gb's blm movement . so while the gb's blm movement. so while the likes of the bbc and sky news happily turned a blind eye to those revelations, the british pubuc those revelations, the british public hasn't. with more than 52,000 brits signing a petition for lady hussey to be reinstated as a lady in waiting. now one of

the biggest supporters is the author, journalist and society figure, petronella wyatt, who has known lady hussey since the age of 18 and has defended her publicly against racism claims. petronella believes it's simply wrong to punish one of the monarchy's most loyal servants for being a product of a distant time. i'm delighted to say. she joins me now in the studio in picture. the first thing to say on this before we get to lady hussey specifically, it has been despicable disgusting see despicable and disgusting to see the conspiracy of silence around this story. some reason . this story. for some reason. with there's only this story. for some reason. witiside. there's only this story. for some reason. witiside. no there's only this story. for some reason. witiside. no one1ere's only this story. for some reason. witiside. no one is'e's only this story. for some reason. witiside. no one is allowed to one side. no one is allowed to present. lady hussey exactly. i mean, is an assumption now mean, there is an assumption now that if you are woke, you are right . yeah and this is just right. yeah and this is just casting rejection of all the great things we stand for in this country, which is central to fair play on both sides of the argument. she was. and this poor lady was unceremoniously

bundled out of the palace after a six years of loyal service . no a six years of loyal service. no one bothered to investigate ms. bligh on these claims or her agenda. bligh on these claims or her agenda . we know she has form on agenda. we know she has form on these issues because she's a meghan supporter and also she's tweeted continuously about the racism in the royal family on she very possibly illegally recorded the conversation because how else did she get this chance exactly . it was so. this chance exactly. it was so. so you think it's possible she went to buckingham palace? why it. it is very possible that she went to buckingham palace to try and prove a point . and lady and prove a point. and lady hussey is the unwilling victim in this . and all of a sudden, in this. and all of a sudden, internation . only now this woman internation. only now this woman is described as racist. now, tell me, you know, lady hussey, you've known her since you were 18, and you say that if lady hussey is a racist, then you are. am an ornamental wild . i are. i am an ornamental wild. i know. fact, she was coming

know. in fact, she was coming out because i wrote an article for the spectator criticising the italians and she said it was unkind , kind and slightly racist unkind, kind and slightly racist . so she's someone who stands up against race. exactly and for example, i mean, she was with the queen for decades . she met the queen for decades. she met every ethnic group from the commonwealth. she has many friends who are black and coloured. she is not a racist . coloured. she is not a racist. she she has an old school manner and she's slightly deaf, which means that she talks slightly louder as deaf people do. and also her kind of head girl manner is quite kind of breezy. but i saw nothing wrong with her line of questioning. also people completely misunderstood the reference to your people when she said where your people from. but that general, it means nothing . derogatory means where nothing. derogatory means where your family from because this is

apparently something that's asked very often at these royal events. and you tell me because i don't go to people saying, where are you from? is it. she's she's a courtier. she needs a backdrop because she has to go backdrop because she has to go back when it was the queen. back to when it was the queen. she had to go back to the queen or in this case, camilla. camilla queen. this case exact meet. camilla, queen meet. queen camilla, the queen consort and brief her and say, this lady's from. yes this charity. she's from this country. and even because i've been to those functions that i've been asked, because i have a hungarian mother, i've been asked about my family , my asked about my family, my background, my mother actually came from she was a refugee from hungary during the cold war. to me, these are normal questions and i want a bit of background . and i want a bit of background. well, what about the claim from lady sorry, from fulanis fulani. from the fulani that that lady hussey touched her hair. and she described that as a form of abuse. i did not believe that. second, because i know lady

hussey lady hussey would rather die than be informal and touch somebody . so it took ten years somebody. so it took ten years of knowing me before she even kissed me on the cheek , because kissed me on the cheek, because this is a very proper woman in terms incredibly proper. this is a very proper woman in terms incredibly proper . and terms incredibly proper. and there was no witness to this hair touching episode, no one has come forward and confirmed it. and i do not believe i would take my life that she on the fact that she didn't do that. now you're very concerned about lady hussey. now, obviously, there's been some reports over there's been some reports over the weekend she's devastated. she's 82 year old widow. i think what mr. fulani did was so hypocritical because she said she didn't want to name and shame anybody, but she posted the whole thing on twitter with susan hussey's initials. you don't do that unless you want that individual. yeah and she's been hypocritical ever since because even yesterday she was tweeting saying no individuals to blame. i didn't want to hurt any individual sensitive . she

any individual sensitive. she put a widow's initial was out there and i can tell you because i've spoken to susan hayes's friends that this woman's life is ruined . oh, that's she is is ruined. oh, that's she is broken hearted . she won't go out broken hearted. she won't go out . she's probably the subject of death threats because you know how social media works. i mean, what ms. fulani did was so uncharitable , and she's the head uncharitable, and she's the head of a charity, so cruel and so hypocritical . i mean, that hypocritical. i mean, that breaks my heart, because the other thing that a lot of people have forgotten about, lady hussey, is she is still in the depths of despair about the loss of the queen. i mean, outside of the loss of a husband who she, of you know, lost some of course, you know, lost some time the queen had been her time ago, the queen had been her rock and not been each other's rock. and the fact that she was exactly chosen by the life of prince philip's , she was prince philip's, she was godmother . and these were not godmother. and these were not only do you feel let down by william and charles, too,

because they immediately the queen was still alive . this queen was still alive. this wouldn't have happened. the queen would not have given in to the way karate, social media clamour . it the way karate, social media clamour. it would the way karate, social media clamour . it would have been clamour. it would have been deau clamour. it would have been dealt with in a more measured private way. she wouldn't have thrown her loyal servant and friend, the woman . and there's a friend, the woman. and there's a risk to the royal family by giving in to the social cause. it is because they've done this once now, so why not the next three times? the next time she's asian as against a member of the family. exactly. i mean, it's a very stupid strategy. is giving hostages , supporting it, both hostages, supporting it, both burial for the future. and i also think it is on speak cruel honesty . do you think lady honesty. do you think lady hussey should be reinstated ? hussey should be reinstated? because i really do. of course she should. but whether she would want to be i mean, she's heartbroken, dad . she's heartbroken, dad. she's heartbroken. and this is an 83 year old woman, i think i know. i think the whole thing has been i think the whole thing has been i mean, her whole life is

literally ruined , her whole literally ruined, her whole life. and this is now the scandal that she will be remembered for six years of service. and by the way, i know this is a provision, but i think we should point out she never accepted a penny. no and she lives very frugally . she's not lives very frugally. she's not some gazillion , you know, living some gazillion, you know, living in some fancy mansion or whatever. she's a very frugal woman . she's devoted her whole woman. she's devoted her whole life to public service know. and this is how we treat a member. i know. i mean, it makes me so angry that and so angry that no one except basically you and i stood up for her. know but it also unfortunately shows with the msm in this country. it really does. so thank god for your piece. well, thanks for speaking for you, richard wyatt, the author, journalist society figure. great to have you here. but coming up, as blames care but coming up, as he blames care home staff for spreading cover to the vulnerable in his pandemic this matt pandemic diaries, this matt hancock interested in hancock only interested in covering back for his covering his back for his unforgivable failures as health secretary. i'll take a deep dive

on that with anti—lockdown voice. le tissier at 1040. voice. matt le tissier at 1040. but first, more royal news. the sussexes have declared war on the monarchy and as many keen royal insiders have pointed out, the truth with their new netflix trailer. so can harry and meghan be trusted by senior staff? and over ten to debate that in the media was up to. straight out to the bright .

let's turn to tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz. loads of front pages are in this case, straight to the sun that leads with sussex lies and videotape. great headline reporting that images chosen to show meghan being hounded by the press were anything but. we'll have more on that in a mo. plus, england's raheem sterling says he won't return to qatar until he won't return to qatar until he ensure family's he can ensure his family's safety after a terrifying raid on his sussex mansion. keep calm

and carry on is the headline in the daily mirror as england captain harry kane steps in to give a morale boost to his team mates following the loss of sterling. the guardian reports rishi sunak has been forced to back down over his compulsory housebuilding following housebuilding targets following pressure tory mp. the pressure from tory mp. the move comes middle of comes in the middle of a national housing crisis and will heighten concerns. the is too heighten concerns. the pm is too weak take on unruly backbench weak to take on unruly backbench fears. times leeds on the fears. the times leeds on the shocking revelation that in shocking revelation that one in seven are being denied a seven people are being denied a gp point, over 2 million gp a point, with over 2 million facing times over facing wait times of over a month. labour responded by month. labour has responded by vowing to train more doctors and nurses tackle the crisis. nurses to tackle the crisis. also page, the also on, the front page, the developing news while unions also on, the front page, the devebringg news while unions also on, the front page, the deve bring yet ws while unions also on, the front page, the devebring yet morthile unions also on, the front page, the devebring yet more misery1ions also on, the front page, the deve bring yet more misery tons will bring yet more misery to the public by planning to walk out on christmas eve and only returning on the 27th of december and on the daily telegraph, front page sunak abandons housing targets. they also report that he is poised to back down on the battle onshore wind farms after four tories, including boris johnson and his trust, it be lifted it trust, demanded it be lifted it would get the popcorn's and

folks declares the star slamming that their royal sinuses are planning to trash the royal family. and of course i love the daily star because they are sticking to harry and meghan's request that they just stay a private couple despite having that netflix reality show. we're going talk about this now going to talk about this now with panel. daily with my superstar panel. daily express senior express columnist carol senior reporter at the newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and former brexit party mep and political commentator belinda de lucy. so i actually think this upcoming netflix documentary should be listed on the fiction if they're latest trailer released today is anything to go by? they've been busted using fake paparazzi scenes that were actually from a harry potter film premiere. and katie price court case plus , a katie price court case plus, a picture of harry avoiding photographers that convenient cropped out his ex—girlfriend, chelsea de fee. it's from 22,007 folks. so here's a reminder of this broken record tale of victimhood released by netflix

today. there's a hierarchy in the family. you know, this leaking , but the family. you know, this leaking, but there's also planting of stories . that was planting of stories. that was a war against meghan to suit other people's agendas. it's about hatred. it's about race . it's hatred. it's about race. it's a dirty game and the suffering women marrying into this institution and this feeding frenzy . i institution and this feeding frenzy. i realised institution and this feeding frenzy . i realised they're never frenzy. i realised they're never going to protect you . i was going to protect you. i was terrified. i didn't want to repeat itself . no one knows the repeat itself. no one knows the full truth . we know the full full truth. we know the full truth . worst of all, about that truth. worst of all, about that is the fantasy of the royal family wanting press stories against the duke and duchess of woke. in fact, buckingham palace staff spent many days, weeks and months actually keeping damaging stories out the press on stories out of the press on their behalf. i should know , their behalf. i should know, actually, as it was my world exclusive story on the queen

warning meghan about her treatment of and her treatment of staff and her wedding around november wedding tiara around november 2018. saw palace 2018. that finally saw palace courtiers omit to defeat and realise actually this stuff was going to get out because so many people were talking it, which only meghan's behaviour, which they remember included multiple bullying allegations by her close aides . that prompted the close aides. that prompted the coverage when, by the way , the coverage when, by the way, the president of and meghan's archewell organisation became the 13th staff member to quit working for the couple in just a few years. they insist it was a mutual party. they always say that caramelise and caramelised . i mean, this is a declaration of war on the royal family, but it already seems to be a declaration of war based on a tissue of lies . it declaration of war based on a tissue of lies. it is astonishing . and i think what's astonishing. and i think what's astonished me more than anything i was just reading quotes from various palace officials today and they're using phrases like, it'll all blow over soon. and,

you know, what have they got to say after this over these people? not so now this is part of the problem is that they have not hit back at meghan and harry i don't think aggressive enough if says anything if anything anyone says anything about straight into about them. the straight into court making making court they're making the making them with them prove people prove with evidence said why evidence what's been said why aren't the royal family doing this? aren't they hitting this? why aren't they hitting back? don't back? it's because they don't hit that harry and meghan hit back that harry and meghan are allowed continue with are allowed to continue with these fabrications that they tell outrageous and you tell it is outrageous and you know, this was watching the photographs of the paparazzi that i've i've been i was around when i was reporting when she was in this country. and she was protected the entire time. she never got close to a paparazzi pack because was surrounded by security guards. the whole time. she never had to dodge them like that. and it isn't the only reason diana had to do it in the end was because her security was dispensed with. and harry dispensed with. meghan and harry always all this always had stickers is all this is nonsense. this is absolute nonsense. and this idea that they're crying two years after meghan years after the event. meghan was this country for less was in this country for less than two years and she's

than two years and. and she's still she can still be moved to tears today i think if the palace want to stop this they're mad because this is a six week series the repercussions of this are going to go on for months. if not years. look at the look at the accusations. and in the end, we've ari's book and end, we've got ari's book and we've book. do we've got harvey's book. i do agree that can't agree with you. that can't actually really do think that actually i really do think that the have got to the royal family have got to save because they save throughout because they have to start taking this seriously because harry and meghan think least for the meghan i think at least for the next , are going pose next year, are going to pose a real threat. and cannot real threat. and you cannot just move that. i thought move over on that. i thought that queen's passing, that after the queen's passing, i thought we were waiting while she alive not to do she was still alive not to do anything. that anything. and i thought that after her passing, they maybe anything. and i thought that after ipursueing, they maybe anything. and i thought that after ipursue the they maybe anything. and i thought that after ipursue the men, maybe anything. and i thought that after ipursue the men, because would pursue the men, because i'm queen have i'm sure the queen wouldn't have wanted they're not wanted that. but they're not doing it's they've got this doing it. it's they've got this little old blow. charles, who is the holding back queen, the one holding back the queen, i well, charles needs i think, was well, charles needs . but charles thinking in . but charles keeps thinking in his soul. oh, my son doesn't really want to destroy me . i'm really want to destroy me. i'm mean, son does. i'm afraid charles. your son does want to destroy you just like your

daughter in law destroyed her own father. they have form for this, benjamin. but with are you standing by your fellow woke tolkien's harry and meghan you still love these two do you still love these two do you still think that regret you took the example of what it means to be woke these days i mean there's good news for taxpayers they will indeed never have paid for frogmore cottage because i think harry would make it a living rent free. in your mind forever. you complete this line. you are completely obsessed with this couple. they you don't think this is a big story? i think this is a big story? i think it's a big story, but i'm utterly here's your news. here's your newspaper on the front page. there and i think it'll be of interest to lots of people, what they say. but generally , i what they say. but generally, i think people are exhausted . the think people are exhausted. the whole circus that's on to the story, the royal, whether he's an opportunist like you, he will tear apart meghan markle for anything says , whether it's anything she says, whether it's who the tv is off june nasties, it's duchess of sussex it's the duchess of sussex herself who an amazing herself who had an amazing opportunity to make real change

from within the royal family and instead decided , you know what instead decided, you know what matter to her? money, money, money . well, i mean, i think money. well, i mean, i think that meghan markle is a private person , as is she . she's all the person, as is she. she's all the things you do now. i know six wishes and i've ever come across anything really to have made her anything really to have made her a pretending to cry in moments of deep pain . what is it about of deep pain. what is it about meghan ? this is the one who meghan? this is the one who doesn't deserve this. this woman who said she could bring on a tear in the heart, beaten by god she's been doing it over this. it's. and did you know what really upsets me in america now? you know kate and wills you know when kate and wills went the trip this week in went to do the trip this week in the us, americans believe that they're racist doesn't do something a lot of them do . the something a lot of them do. the democrats, believe that the democrats, they believe that the race and this is all on one

unfounded allegory shown by meghan markle and i want to let you come in. yeah i want to point out something because, you know, at the beginning i think quite a few people were forgiving harry. he's forgiving to harry. he's mentally was just mentally vulnerable. he was just trying his family. trying to protect his family. i've proved wrong the i've been proved so wrong the last of relentless last three years of relentless attacks me have had a very attacks for me have had a very sinister result. it has incited and inspired wave after wave of race baiters country , race baiters in this country, anti anti white, race anti british, anti white, race based is here to target the royal family and our institution . so this is all come on now. and i'm sorry, i don't blame lady susan hussey the race baiting. however, once again tonight i live next to lady hussey. for three years we were close neighbours. she's the most incredibly humble, kind lady i used to do up her dress that i didn't even know was the didn't even know she was the lady waiting until a year lady in waiting until a year after we met. she is an older brother. she's been friends dogs by who has been by a race baiter who has been emboldened and meghan's emboldened by harry and meghan's fierce our institute fierce attack on our institute and and people remember and country and people remember harry has always said he's not

liked let benjamin not to liked and let me benjamin not to agree with ngozi fulani suggesting that king charles and camilla were guilty of domestic violence against meghan . i mean, violence against meghan. i mean, she was using that terminology to describe the way she felt threatened by them . and i think threatened by them. and i think it's probably not the best use of words, but the point that she laments is that, you know, they have been on the receiving end of institutional racism. and the truth is that when lady lady hussey made those remarks, then as to white people and that's why she takes this, what goes all the time very . why she takes this, what goes all the time very. i'm why she takes this, what goes all the time very . i'm michael why she takes this, what goes all the time very. i'm michael. my all the time very. i'm michael. my grandparents moved to this country from different one from canada. i've never asked where i'm from. i have a bit of a foreign voice and believe me, you're asked all the time if you were born in a different time, why? that's why is british why? so that's why is british and from how was i brits. of and from how i was i brits. of course you are. but why is it not race? because you have an accent. she was me. she was an african. she was at the global event, dressed in african dress

, and she has changed her name . , and she has changed her name. an african, though it is perfectly sensible question to say wherever you are. all i want to move on to another one. angela rayner turned into angela rave on this weekend with the labour party throwing itself about the stage at a fundraiser . despite slamming matt hancock for undermining his position within un becoming i'm a celebrity appearance mere weeks ago. she didn't seem ago. dj and she didn't seem concerned that she could be putting out photos of herself with her big fish. little fish, cardboard box , cluster last . cardboard box, cluster last. the mail on sunday. commentator dan hodges was among his critics suggesting the sway he displayed would, quote, turn off people who still have doubts. labour a serious people with a serious plan for leaving the country. so

maybe if she keeps athon at large, it could end up shrinking the labour lead. now, benji mean again. you think this is brilliant to have angela rayner acting this way? well, first of all, you know , i won't be all, you know, i won't be lectured on competence in public office by. a man that said liz truss was going to be the best prime minister this country had seen for 30 years. anyone seen for 30 years. if anyone isn't serious office, it's isn't serious in office, it's the the woman you backed. the girl. the woman you backed. well, i obviously completely stand said, but stand by everything i said, but you the establishment, you know, the establishment, we're a we're out together in a globalist have globalist code. we'll have that debate. day. look at debate. another day. i look at where the country's at now. look at the countries that you at where the countries that you look the cuts are now. look at where the cuts are now. i'm not sure that helps. but the point about this and i think the context really important context is really important first night. first it was a saturday night. it's not she was skipping it's not like she was skipping it, but it was a fundraiser for homeless in greater homeless people in greater manchester see manchester where she is. you see this what's with this is what's wrong with raising the homeless. raising money for the homeless. i this is totally if this i say this is totally if this was the first time that we were talking about her doing something like it would be fine. but it isn't . this is the woman

but it isn't. this is the woman who we know she was screaming that tories were scum. she that all tories were scum. she this is the woman who said she wasn't that fateful meeting wasn't at that fateful meeting durham keir starmer. but durham with keir starmer. but hey , turned she was. this hey, it turned out she was. this is woman who was screaming is the woman who was screaming about misogyny against the tories accused her was tories when they accused her was not going to sit and crossing her legs. sharon style, when in factit her legs. sharon style, when in fact it was her who put the story out in the press. this woman is a loose cannon . she's a woman is a loose cannon. she's a loose cannon. do you want her? no, not at all. i do not like and in the slightest and i agree with carol her behave here when she ranted about the tories being vile, scum and the other things they they are far more important than her having a boogie on a saturday night for a good cause. cause however, i'd say there are totally double standards. rishi or any tory standards. if rishi or any tory had this, the left. had done this, they the left. okay, not in left okay, not, not in the left position. she's bit shy. is position. she's a bit shy. is not a serious person for a serious look . so in that case serious look. so in that case that raver in chief michael gove you also believe shouldn't be in i thought she looked ridiculous

frankly, but that's he's not i've never heard you say oh we played video and severely criticised even asked your boss midlife crisis. i was already in parliament deputy leader wasn't she is deputy leader she's got no power. and i can tell you that the closest the labour has ever been to government and that and that's what all the unbelievable . do stand by unbelievable. do stand by because coming up diversity's pensioners just have it to good look i don't think that but a lot of my superstar panellists think so and i'm sure will annoy you when they reveal why . as you when they reveal why. as today's crisis person and union jack as nominees who revealed very soon but first as he blames cow home staff for spreading to covid the vulnerable in his pandemic diaries, is matt hancock only interested in covering his own back for his unforgivable failures as health secretary campaigner matt le tissier cancelled on that . and tissier cancelled on that. and this shocked you, tim, from witty and vallance on lockdown

harms latest lives straight after the break .

is time now for on cancelled and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and fresh from his bogus rebrand as a man of the people on i'm a celebrity, matt hancock will stop at nothing. his attempts to rewrite history as evidenced by the serialisation of his book extracted exclusively the extracted exclusively in the daily hancock makes daily mail, hancock makes a string dire entries during string of dire entries during his as health secretary his time as health secretary amid the covid outbreak, many of which at which are clearly aimed at covering own back. i'd a covering his own back. i'd say a lot revisionist history is lot of revisionist history is going for example, on his going on. for example, on his reckless to discharge reckless decision to discharge elderly hospitals elderly people from hospitals into care homes without testing them. deviously them. hancock has deviously tried to shift the blame onto care workers himself. so here he is . 16 july 20,

care workers himself. so here he is. 16 july 20, 20. care workers himself. so here he is . 16 july 20, 20. he care workers himself. so here he is. 16 july 20, 20. he says the main takeaway is that the virus is primarily being brought in by staff, not by elderly people who've been discharged from hospital months hospital three months before that. accused care home that. he also accused care home bosses of being too to bosses of being too slow to grasp the fact they needed to, quote, test, test, test. and that barefaced provision is and comes just after the comes just days after the prefaces doom chris whitty and patrick vallance that patrick vallance said that thanks to the draconian measures, britain is in for quote a prolonged period of covid excess deaths . covid excess deaths. predictably, though, they stopped of admitting that stopped short of admitting that lockdowns had caused more harm than british people than good to the british people . i'm joined now by the former england footballer social england footballer and social commentator matt le tissier and matt, come on, what is going on here? so much revisionism from these three blokes? it's quite embarrassing, quite frankly, that anybody reads that nonsense and thinks that's exactly what happened next. to take a long, hard look at themselves. no mention of midazolam for matt hancock. surprisingly that was that was a strange one. but a

couple of mentions about how tough it was on his family , tough it was on his family, which i found quite galling considering what he was doing with his mistress during all of this. so, yeah , not for me. this. so, yeah, not for me. don't believe a word of it. complete revisionism . trying to complete revisionism. trying to cover his back at every opportunity and being aided and abetted by mr. vallance and mr. whitty. well, i know the whitty and vallance thing is extraordinary isn't it matt, because you know when we first crossed paths it was because we were two of the high profile folk who were calling out vallance and with him. it was really to do that at the time. matt i mean, we were the granny killers . we were called killers. we were called conspiracy theories . we were conspiracy theories. we were saying back then in 2020, exactly what vallance and whitty say today. so they were either lying or they have only realised truth now and not trying to cover up their trap. this is this is definitely , definitely this is definitely, definitely a cover up of the tracks which there were enough people

speaking out and warning people of the consequences of what was going to be happening . and i'm going to be happening. and i'm sorry, that's exactly what i but and they're going to say, oh, we didn't know the severity didn't really know the severity of severity of the disease of the severity of the disease at the time, we panicked. but there was lot evidence there was a lot of evidence around even early on from the around it even early on from the diamond princess ship, diamond princess cruise ship, which early, which was available very early, which was available very early, which could have taken a lot from decided to ignore that data completely. and went along their own path in a way was just a way to disrupt our society in a way that you could not imagine. and when people warned about it, as you say, we were we were looked upon as grand killers and covid deniers. and it wasn't like we were ignoring scientists , by the were ignoring scientists, by the way. we were looking people like sunha way. we were looking people like sunita gupta and carl heneghan, eminent professors at oxford university , means to one of the university, means to one of the world's top epidemic ologist, and they were ignored . whitty and they were ignored. whitty and they were ignored. whitty and vallance . they were a date and vallance. they were a date and vallance. they were a date and you know, you look back on

it now and you can only think i can only think that this, this was done deliberately. they were not for science were they were following. they were following a preconceived plan in my opinion, because there was too much information available to them. and they could, they can for all they want. they can turn around and say, well, you know, there's going to be this period of excess deaths because of the measures that we took. again that for me looks like a cover up because that can then encompass any death. so they can just say, oh, well , encompass any death. so they can just say, oh, well, and encompass any death. so they can just say, oh, well , and then the just say, oh, well, and then the vaccine is not the vaccine is just everything else that we did, but definite not the vaccine. yeah. and it's all locked up. well, look, matt, there's so much to unpick. we're obviously going to do it over the weeks to come with you. but so good to tonight, matt, so good to talk tonight, matt, letitia, will back letitia, and matt will be back next you so next monday night. thank you so much. it's time now. much. but it's time now. travel tonight's person in tonight's greatest person in union as karl malone who's union jack as karl malone who's gb nominee. okay. mine's kate. princess of wales. this is this woman never foot woman has never put a foot wrong. she take a flight to

wrong. she will take a flight to the us week on the us tour the us last week on the us tour after manufactured race after that manufactured race storm evil witch that storm and as the evil witch that meghan had portrayed her as, she's played a blinder out there. she's dazzling her and wills have done a fantasy stick job, always do . she job, as they always do. she should come for the south . should come for the south. she'll dazzling people. she'll still be dazzling people. 20 from that, meghan 20 years from that, meghan will be benjamin by the be a footnote. benjamin by the way , if nominate my greatest way, if you nominate my greatest britain is shamima begum legal team because they are standing up for international law and the right of her to remain a british citizen, to be in a british prison, preferably . wow. oh, prison, preferably. wow. oh, goodness , you do. lucy. go, go, goodness, you do. lucy. go, go, goodness, you do. lucy. go, go, go . oh, my greatest brit has to go. oh, my greatest brit has to be england's football team yesterday for scoring three awesome goals and sending the country into a state of euphoria for the next few days while we look forward to playing france, coming with the princess of wales , kate middleton, as wales, kate middleton, as tonight's great is britain , tonight's great is britain, she's going to need some love over the next couple of weeks. carole malone, you're nominated for gideon jackass . angela for gideon jackass. angela

rayneri for gideon jackass. angela rayner i have her every week if i could, but i can't anyway. and as she did, this deejay said this week, i just don't think this week, i just don't think this to be deputy this woman is fit to be deputy leader of this campaign. she's been nominee. union been your nominee. my union jackass is the pensioners of britain . oh, they're about to britain. oh, they're about to get a 10% rise because of this triple lock a third of pensioners in this country are millionaires. now, this is rubbish. as a tweet is not rubbish. as a tweet is not rubbish. it is only 24. the average pensioner will have a bigger disposable income. the average person in their twenties. this badness can i just say 2 million pensioners live nothing but the states live on nothing but the states are. i'm in total shock. poverty. poverty i a very tired life. oh, poor goodness . life. oh, poor goodness. goodness sakes. and this needs to stop. this is rage . could you to stop. this is rage. could you live on 200 quid a week? because that's what most of them do when no. he could buy nurses. he refused. he couldn't leave me one item of his clothing cost 200 quid. dinner at one of 200 quid. one dinner at one of his posh london restaurants with his posh london restaurants with his media mates two quid. his media mates costs two quid. beunda his media mates costs two quid. belinda lucy. mine be belinda to lucy. mine has to be prince harry his relentless

prince harry for his relentless attacks family . are attacks on his family. are a thousand year old monarchy and the british people. it's becoming deeply cruel now and i'm sorry, but he gets it from me tonight . now, do you know me tonight. now, do you know what? i actually think that's a fair enough choice that i am going go with prince harry as going to go with prince harry as tonight's feuding jackass , i tonight's feuding jackass, i fear what's to come on thursday? actually and i fear for harry and the repercussion is that he will have to face in the years to come. he'll end up regretting this, believe me, belinda. lucy, benjamin. but with great to have you karl malone, thank you back. and karl malone, thank you back. and karl malone, thank you too. i'm of course, you so much, too. i'm of course, back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners next p.m. headliners is up next though your though thank you for your company tonight. good night.

good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez. this is the latest from the gb news ring. the rmt has announced further strikes across network rail over the christmas penod. network rail over the christmas period . the union says rail period. the union says rail staff will walk out from 6 pm. on christmas eve until 6 am. on the 27th of december. with next week's strikes going ahead as planned, it said it will the latest offer from network rail to its members with a recommended option to reject, claiming the deal will lead to unsafe practises transport secretary mark harper says it's very disappointing the rmt hasn't played its part in continuing talks. instead of holding strikes we made