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sunday n0 spin, no bias sunday no spin, no bias , no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight vishy rishi has survived 100 days and number 10 twice as long as there's trolls who his camp deposed in an unhappy , deposed in an unhappy, anti—democratic coup. let's be honest about it. but it's no surprise the muslims puppet pm has failed inspire the great british public. it obviously appointing someone who has had to resign in these circumstances . you were found earlier without a seatbelt on the prime minister in your car. would you address that? but with a bombshell at times poll revealing nearly three quarters of brits have lost faith . the pm. i'll explain lost faith. the pm. i'll explain why tories must replace why the tories must replace sunak to avoid a socialist coalition from hell. that's in my digest next i'll get the
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thoughts of my superstar panel. joining me tonight dominic samuel, shaun bailey and amy nicole. then at 15, former brexit secretary david joins me live to write rocky premiership. so and light line a battle for the tory election victory. also coming arch royalist and kim delivers a powerful message to the king. do not harry and meghan to your coronation for the good of the country . it's the good of the country. it's a controversial view from the former conservative minister who's going to reveal why at 945. me personally, i'm not sure why charles would ever dream of inviting them after that vindictive anti monarchy atrocity on netflix . fairy tale. atrocity on netflix. fairy tale. it's embedding itself in a nafion it's embedding itself in a nation that is having a pretty toxic about the european union. but can believe that britain hating historian has just accepted an obe from king. at 1030 i lost my on why lefties
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like david olusoga and alan cumming except on is when they clearly just how country's heritage and the 935 my royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their expert take on whether the bombshell bath photo that royal circles is reason for prince andrew to fight for a comeback. elsewhere on the show , as half a elsewhere on the show, as half a million listeners ditch radio two for golden oldies stations . two for golden oldies stations. have the bbc's ill judged drive and age just policy just ruin the station ? bbc legends mike the station? bbc legends mike greed , liz kershaw and martin greed, liz kershaw and martin bell do battle on that in the clash at 920. plus, after popular kids game the sims trans mastectomy and chest binders for child characters . ash may not child characters. ash may not see the scars and here of this shirt. what a good choice. so this would be the shapewear. this makes complete sense . so this makes complete sense. so have computer games become a trojan for dangerous woke
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propaganda? explore that in the media buzz at ten. tomorrow's newspaper is hot off the press and they knew inspiration union jackass on the way to. this is dan wootton tonight . dan wootton tonight. happy thursday to you is rishi sunak the solution to the tories problems . sunak the solution to the tories problems. i'm going to be honest with you. i don't think so. my day just on that straight after news headlines at nine with polly middlehurst . dan, thank polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you. the top stories on gb news. the bank of england has raised base rate today from three and a half % to today from three and a half% to 4. that's the 10th consecutive increase , adding that inflation increase, adding that inflation has begun to fall. it also the
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uk is set to enter this year but stresses the downturn could shorter and less severe than previously thought. chancellor jeremy hunt supports the bank england's decision as well . we england's decision as well. we recognise it is very difficult for families, businesses up and down the country when interest go up. but much harder for them would be if we didn't take decisive steps to bring down inflation. and that's why the bank of england is absolutely right to do what they've done today. right to do what they've done today . and we in the government today. and we in the government must make sure we support them by i do in the budget to , make by i do in the budget to, make sure that we make it easier , not sure that we make it easier, not harder for them to . do what we harder for them to. do what we all want to do, which is to have inflation. and in other news today , police in lancashire have today, police in lancashire have said have now found a potential new witness. and i'll speaking to her. in the search for boulay that's after they'd released image of a woman who was seen in the area where the mother of two disappeared. the 45 year old
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went missing last in st michaels on wyre whilst walking her dog as part of the hunt. divers still searching the river. wyre now . the business secretary is now. the business secretary is urging energy to suspend the outrage just practise. it says of forcibly installing pre—payment . earlier off german pre—payment. earlier off german announced it was launching an urgent investigation into british gas after reports that contractors working them had been unreasonably force . seeing been unreasonably force. seeing the pre—payment metres on vulnerable customers. the boss, british gas owner centrica says . he's horrified. energy climate minister graham stewart says it's appalling . it's brought in it's appalling. it's brought in all the suppliers last week to talk about how we better look after vulnerable people because there are clear rules and they have obviously been followed and therefore i need the regulator, ineed therefore i need the regulator, i need the companies to do the right thing by people who are in the most difficult of circumstances and been treated
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on this evidence appallingly . on this evidence appallingly. and a giant shell says profits have increased by than 53, with earnings of more than have increased by than 53, with earnings of more tha n £68 earnings of more than £68 billion last year. that's the company's highest profit and is 150 year history. the energy has benefited from sort the oil pnces benefited from sort the oil prices due to invasion of ukraine, a downing street spokesman said the prime minister understood that people were angry over shell's record profits at a time of soaring energy prices . and an energy prices. and an independent inquiry into the 1998 omagh bombing has ordered by the northern ireland secretary . the announcement secretary. the announcement follows long running legal action brought by michael gallagher, whose son aidan was killed in the real ira bombing. 29 people died in that explosion in county tyrone. hundreds more injured . you up to date on tv injured. you up to date on tv onune injured. you up to date on tv online a d plus rating with gb news. back now to dan wootton
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tonight . tonight. 100 days of fishy whisky, a number 10 hour up. and while the globalist chills political establishing into mainstream media might be happy the white british public is certainly not the anti—democratic coup that soon saw the parliamentary party install sunak after ignoring members by deposing both boris and liz truss in quick succession , sean has left deep succession, sean has left deep and barely concealed wounds. the conservative democratic organisation is fighting to ensure rights of party supporters is not further diminished. it's hard to see how a group so divided can successfully fight the next election and the polls are catastrophic for sunak far worse than they ever were for boris or even liz . as it stands today ,
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even liz. as it stands today, the tories would win just 67 seats if an election were , with seats if an election were, with labour holding a consistent plus lead in the polls. meanwhile a new times survey found 72% of brits believe sunak not be pm after the next election . so why after the next election. so why all of a sudden is there not the constant clamour for a leadership change by msm who may challenge to both boris and liz a self prophecy with their constant hysterical coverage? i'll tell you why. because sunak is their man. the man who can hold the fort without doing anything required to fundamentally reform the uk until a slippery starmer is installed as pm and moves us ever closer to the eu. so the question is facing such a sigh is mick wipe out? it could be a historic wipe out. should the tories be bold and replace him to prevent electoral annihilation and a socialist coalition from how well ? well,
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coalition from how well? well, i'm going to be honest with you tonight. i think the answer is increasingly becoming absolutely. they must listen to absolutely. they must listen to a very worried lord list . now, a very worried lord list. now, this is a key boris ally , but a this is a key boris ally, but a person who has much respect in the conservative party. this is what he had to say this morning, reported in several papers that the path to victory is a very narrow one. i think it is a narrow one. i think it is a narrow one. i think it is a narrow one and i think it's going to be quite difficult. him he's not a boris johnson. he he's not a boris johnson. he he's not a you mean cos he's it can't get out there until . the can't get out there until. the story in the way boris johnson could . well look i do also could. well look i do also understand those who say the tories would look like a laughing stock in international if they focus on the leadership question. again the problem aids . i just don't think sunak has in him to do what's required to fundamentally save his and the country in the next 500 days,
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especially as he clings on to a disgustingly high tax agenda . disgustingly high tax agenda. sunak his promise to stop the boats. but he also no intention of the uk departing job. the only way i believe we can actually make that important goal a reality . there have been goal a reality. there have been positive moments too, including bold move to stand up to scheming sturgeon's gender extreme isn't so. there are some thin on the ground. best bits . thin on the ground. best bits. it is unfair . thin on the ground. best bits. it is unfair. people come here illegally. to the unions and just up all have in common. they bankroll and his party. mr. speaker . bankroll and his party. mr. speaker. this is about supporting aspiration, mr. speaken supporting aspiration, mr. speaker. and what this government is proud to do . if he government is proud to do. if he can't be trusted to stand up for the in his party, he can't trusted to stand up for britain. this is simply about protecting uk wide legislation ensuring the safety of women and children. this is not about the devolution settlement . good moments . but i
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settlement. good moments. but i have to say they have been a bit outweighed by the negatives. work day , day out to deliver for work day, day out to deliver for the people . what do you have ? the people. what do you have? you work for mrs. johnson ? i'm you work for mrs. johnson? i'm homeless and i'm actually homeless. mr. speaker, i obviously regret appointing someone who has had to resign in these circumstances. you were filmed earlier without a seatbelt on, prime minister in your car. would you address that for us. it was no longer appropriate for nadhim zahawi to continue in government, and that's no longer there. that's why he's no longer there. overall, i can't help to overall, though i can't help to feel , but the overall, though i can't help to feel, but the tories are just leaving sunak house to lose the next election. respectfully that is completely unacceptable. parties mps need to wake up and wake up fast to the danger of leaving the in the hands of a
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nightmare labour snp, lib dem coalition from hell . five years coalition from hell. five years to respond my superstar panel political commentator dominique samuels , top tory shaun bailey samuels, top tory shaun bailey and the author and broadcast amy nicole. so sean straight you. this is the party that love. level with me rishi sunak isn't cutting the mustard as prime minister. look, it's no way to. get around that. that that. that those figures make for some of the very tough reading. there's no way to get around. and it looks like since boris is gone, it's downward slope. of course it's a downward slope. of course . my words to rishi . but my. my words to rishi would be. don't panic. we've been here before, john is in a similar situation you really similar situation, if you really want major was also want to show the major was also in similar situation in 1996. in a similar situation in 1996. and at turned and look at how turned out. sure, true . you've got sure, that's true. you've got reports about these annotated rishi the big things that matter tax economy immigration. if you're rishi you've got to believe he's not lowering taxes before the next election but
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he's not the chancellor. rishi you've got to believe you're going to do these things, he said, because if he doesn't believe, nobody else will. but he's not doing them. the other thing he has side is that thing he has on his side is that storm is not too much is easy for starmer to look like he's running show. only thing running the show. the only thing that's that starmer has that's the only that starmer has doneis that's the only that starmer has done is been at least half responsible for the state. the country finds itself in by backing the unions, said backing the unions, has said nothing strikes , nothing about the strikes, nothing about the strikes, nothing bring up nothing that you bring up yesterday showed later the yesterday showed later in the show by the way, this is really important. we're going to be talking about the dangerous socialist agenda that starmer wants to this country. and we've got really revelations on that later . so i totally agree with later. so i totally agree with you about . later. so i totally agree with you about. but the later. so i totally agree with you about . but the reality is, you about. but the reality is, dominic. rishi sunak, as prime minister is not working, but the message i'm on saying there's a leadership crisis like they were when liz truss and boris were in post because they like the guy , post because they like the guy, don't they? this is the guy. i mean, i'm not sure if they like the guy but i think even the
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media are realising that hey a minute it might not be best to depose a third party. it wasn't based as far as boris it wasn't best to depose liz. i don't really buy. i mean with liz truss i think that she's been vindicated actually , especially vindicated actually, especially with regards to the imf forecasts that have come out recently. with me on talking about that. the media aren't talking about that because they were actually responsible for all of chaos that ensued because markets indeed affected by fall, all that all of that money we've made back. but yeah, exactly. however, when it comes to idea of, you know, oh, you know if it was boris johnson , then, you was boris johnson, then, you know, we'd probably be in a better situation. i would not be at 21% of these. yeah but these problems are inevitable because it's been a build up from . the it's been a build up from. the economic fallout following the pandemic, which boris johnson presided over as minister boris problems , he offered hope and he problems, he offered hope and he offered hope of tax cuts. hope
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what sense? well, i mean, i he would not have stuck to this high tax agenda. i think he i mean, he's actually said now . mean, he's actually said now. yeah, but his couched in club speech that he believes the tories need to cut. yeah. but when he prime minister he was know obviously listening to liz he was hinting that he wanted tax but that's all he was really doing . mean she said that doing. i mean when she said that he have still hey, he could have still said, hey, i've got or my way or of what the financial establishment was planning do to him, because look at what they did. liz charles well say, you know then i well then say, you know then i mean, you know, leaders like donald trump, example, if donald trump, for example, if there something like that there was something like that happening and, he suspicious happening and, he was suspicious of didn't say it. we of it. he didn't say it. and we call it conspiracy theories. but whatever. i liz whatever. well, i think liz truss been yeah, no, truss has been right. yeah, no, she i, i think she has forces and globalist forces that were out to stop her low tax. yeah. no, because that's not part of the it's all to plan. exactly i mean karl, i mean, this must be great for you, right? this is great for you, right? this is great for you because rishi
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sunak's a total disaster electorally at polls and you know that if the tories depose , know that if the tories depose, rishi sunak, they become an international laughing stock. so sort of for you on the left, this is a win win, isn't it. yeah and it also made me laugh when you talked about potentially finding another leader as if you're going to go over to the dirty washing basket and around for the thing that stinks the. least what you know, by it wouldn't by the way, it wouldn't be another would be another leader, it would be bofis another leader, it would be boris was boris johnson who was democratically elected in a landslide the thing is, boris johnson, the last election boris johnson, the last election boris johnson has caused harm to this country than possibly any other prime minister with what he did with brexit. more high level . with brexit. more high level. i'm sorry, but boris's brexit deal has harmed the country. that's not pretty. look, the last crash on the gordon brown. when he quit he said he'd abandoned the polish proven the serious and not how leaky i am. this though on the whole about
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maybe we should all how long can we just address dominique's point . i we just address dominique's point. i think you're the best person to do it. you you were a major boris johnson supporter. would you be a boris johnson again? and do you believe that lord listed because lord west was hardly this morning that bofis was hardly this morning that boris needs to return? do you agree? what lord listen, what lord dyson's talking is who can win an election and like it or not, boris had a record majority. boris honestly. thank you.thank majority. boris honestly. thank you. thank elections . i ursus you. thank elections. i ursus pm, one of my colleagues. it's me starmer could never beat bofis. me starmer could never beat boris . that's why we're going to boris. that's why we're going to get what? sorry. no, i'm sorry to say everyone yes he can. right, because the tories that boris. that's all this show, even. even though even if maybe marginally . even. even though even if maybe marginally. but he's, he's rehabilitated this country. yeah, i could, you know. i'm sorry conservative and left wing a lot of people really hate the
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people. i and i think a lot of people. i and i think a lot of people are and they think his campaign for world war iii telling us to turn our lights off for ukraine claiming putin said he was going to kill him. a lot of people think he's really quite dangerous now. be quite dangerous right now. be that may do you think be that as it may do you think be that as it may do you think be that it may rishi can still that as it may rishi can still get this he at least on get this done. he at least on these know event and you can the double his current poll rates and unless that's still leading into it let's face it you are on the titanic and all the lifeboats are gone and now all you can do is cling on. well, how horrible. how horrible that you think that reality can be very, very great. how hard from your point, a joke bad for the country nicola, bailey, country. nicola, sean bailey, dominic, samuel you so much my superstar here tonight. superstar panel here tonight. but still to come is that bombshell photo that has stunned royal circles reason enough for prince andrew to launch a comeback. my romance my lady, colin campbell and, phil dampier, give their expert on this and the latest on harry and meghan at 935. but up next, the
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clash as half a million listeners dumped radio two for golden oldie stations. the bbc's diversity drive its blatantly age's policy ruined the once great station of bbc legends mike reid , liz kershaw and mike reid, liz kershaw and martin bell . batsmen straight martin bell. batsmen straight out to the right. but i want to know you think on this it's a hot button issue today. dan at gbnews.uk. tweet me using the handle at gb views. our poll writing, too. you can right writing, too. you can vote right now. back just a few now. and we're back just a few minutes .
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it's time now for the clash . and it's time now for the clash. and today we will giving proof the british bashing corporations just and diversity driven of golden oldies on radio two just isn't working. in fact, it's cleaning the station . official cleaning the station. official figures revealed . a staggering figures revealed. a staggering 580,000 listeners have switched off after the departures of the rest a false or low grade. simon mayo, steve wright and most recently, ken , who was a fixture recently, ken, who was a fixture on station for 31 years. now these veteran broadcasters have been replaced . the more woke and been replaced. the more woke and diverse crowd of scott mills, michelle visage , rylan and dj. michelle visage, rylan and dj. it the diversity obsessed bee bosses need to wake up to their declining audiences before . declining audiences before. they're sort of broadcasting the
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abyss. what do you think? has the bbc's ill judged diversity drive and wages policies driven away half a million viewers and ruined radio two? let me know thoughts. email me down at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. those results come coming shortly . joining me now coming shortly. joining me now on this format bbc war correspond and mp martin bell. britain's second longest serving female national radio deejay. i'm till the bbc crowley axed her but we're glad have a part of the gb news family now liz kershaw and the legendary radio one dj and star top of the pops presenter mike reid. so, look, let's catch commercial. let me start with you because you were a victim of what i believe is now an age just policy which has infiltrated bbc radio, especially radio . to what do you especially radio. to what do you think of these, rachel as as i started nudging 60, i got
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nervous and yeah i was called in i was tired . shout out to ten in i was tired. shout out to ten in 62 just to this long was based on vanessa feltz and. vanessa feltz two about since took six day he was out and she said on this morning itv live via the morning after the announcements about cameras that she'd experience she'd ageism . i did experience she'd ageism. i did you know it's sort of very subtle but you get to feel like oh you're an old fogey. you know, you've no authority, you've no credibility and it's very uncomfortable . so, yeah, i very uncomfortable. so, yeah, i definitely look at figures, the range of figures this morning thought, wow , because mike read thought, wow, because mike read music. yeah. mike we've what i find so disgraceful about this is that the bbc management don't seem care about the massive group. the millions of, millions of older folk who love radio to remember the bbc have now forced
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over 75 to stop paying the licence fee . but what? they licence fee. but what? they don't believe that they be presenters who they love about getting rid of music from sixties and the seventies and. the eighties on radio two and not moving much more towards from the nice nineties and the noughfies. from the nice nineties and the noughties . what's going on? mike noughties. what's going on? mike well , a bit noughties. what's going on? mike well, a bit like taking noughties. what's going on? mike well , a bit like taking books well, a bit like taking books out of a library and saying you can't take anything from the forties, 50 or 60 or before that, including shakespeare or the bible. i'm no them and. so it is a bit like that. there's always been a natural when jemmy young when they said it'll never the same on wogan. well it'll never be the same. so there is an element of that and more and more of course there more stations of course there are more stations. but are more and more stations. but yeah is great and the yeah the music is great and the presenters, you know, like lucy saying, being saying, you don't stop being good, you don't stop being passionate or whatever it is, whether music, whether it's whether it's music, whether it's carpentry, whether it's shipbuilding, you don't stop being good and don't stop having
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a passion . no, indeed. and must a passion. no, indeed. and must humble, surely must see that there is now . i mean, i know you there is now. i mean, i know you are a big defender of the bbc, but surely you must see that there is now trend that virtually every older presenter on bbc , especially radio two, on bbc, especially radio two, ends up being forced out. then surely you must see that you have a commercial in rubbishing the. you do it every week for one reason or another . there one reason or another. there comes a time in a broadcasting career when you have to move . i career when you have to move. i certainly do the show on television. somebody will come say, look, you've got to face radio they've had radio, you've had lots of little bit longer. but this has been going on. jemmy young is a case in point he left at 18 and there was a there was a national outcry. believe me, the bbc's are going to recover . the bbc has believe me, the bbc's are going to recover. the bbc has a believe me, the bbc's are going to recover . the bbc has a rich to recover. the bbc has a rich and a popularity and a reputation which is a shaky. news cannot begin to match. liz
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is shaking her head. liz, you come in. martin i'm as passionate about the bbc as you are. i spent five years on national radio and before that. and look, i believe in the bbc as a nation overall, but there are so many things wrong. and if people speak out about it, are so many things wrong. and if people speak out about it , then people speak out about it, then they're not doing the job. as you've done your career speaking up, but even standing as an mp against corruption. well, i've been. against corruption. well, i've been . on since 1987 about been. on since 1987 about equality in the bbc because when i joined radio one, as mike will know , there were 25 male deejays know, there were 25 male deejays and i was only the third in its 20 history. so the bbc six years to recruit second woman janice lung. to recruit second woman janice lung . for the first six years lung. for the first six years there was only a nightingale for 2 hours on a sunday and that continued throughout my until i the report and questions were
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asked in the house of commons and tony hall declared the 50% of presenters be female. why is that ? because nobody should be that? because nobody should be excluded. the job the perfectly capable of doing on the grounds of sex race age , whatever it of sex race age, whatever it should be. if you're good it you should be. if you're good it you should be. if you're good it you should be. they say these said things like radio and they used to say we can't have women on daytime radio world because most of the listeners are female and they want the of a man and you operate a desk . somebody said to operate a desk. somebody said to me, you just not buy a logically wired to oppress you to i had to put up with all that crap for all those years and only latterly we had equality in the numbers of women and now got on daytime radio . so the next thing daytime radio. so the next thing was that they recruited june sarpong as the as the diversity . in £80,000 a year for 3 hours a week and they would then this diktat that 20% of all that
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people whether they were presenters all guests had to be non—white and managers would not promoted all their bonuses unless they achieved those targets and is what is going on now now i it's a good thing because there was a time when the only black faces you at the bbc were the commissioners on the desk and once you went into the desk and once you went into the build a martin you will know this is true. you did not see a black producer or a black presenter. so things have improved. times have changed, and that's for the better. and i completely agree with that. i think what's is when think what's wrong is when perfectly good presenters , who perfectly good presenters, who are the people who are popular with the people who are popular with the people who are paying the tax , the licence are paying the tax, the licence fee indeed are retired. they will do it. you've you've made so many fascinating points there but one i just want to pick up with mike greed is the issue is mike young people don't actually really want to listen to a traditional linear radio station right now the streaming
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generation , they've got spotify, generation, they've got spotify, they've got podcasts , they do they've got podcasts, they do self curation . so actually what self curation. so actually what the bbc is doing is a bit delusional anyway. that chasing this young audience that actually want them anymore , actually want them anymore, rather than focusing on the millions and millions of people who love radio two and happened to be in their sixties and the seventies . yeah you know you're seventies. yeah you know you're quite right. that's what i do is working and i do the heritage chart and it goes around the world on tv enormously popular for the heritage , who are still for the heritage, who are still making the best they've made in their lives. but they by people like radio two, so that is a problem. yeah. a book came out a couple of years ago about are bbc haemorrhaging young and i said it's not just the bbc generally every platform younger people are looking at and operating in a different now there's you're not there to woo them back by playing young it's like bbc local radio you can play like bbc local radio you can play much younger you're not going to get till there's this
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thing when i listen to local bbc radio which has always been very very good they're playing much music to a much older demographic and the two don't quite sit somehow most about why should in this climate bbc continue to own and run radio one and to surely it's time for them to be sold off because the bbc is the national broadcaster . it is looked up to through the it is just celebrated mark the 100 years of achievement unmatched any other broadcaster in the world we should value it we should cherish it by all means reform but we must not let it go and keep all the deejays on air. up to a certain point. there comes. a time when you reach a certain age, i certainly i in my but what about liz i mean look she's just given the most eloquent beautiful defence of the bbc . she's not allowed on
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of the bbc. she's not allowed on because she's 63. well, i'm high on myself, but , because she's 63. well, i'm high on myself, but, you because she's 63. well, i'm high on myself, but , you know, i was. on myself, but, you know, i was. i was, i was. we know what comes of time . yo, yo—yo let go. you of time. yo, yo—yo let go. you you learn to live with it and move on. you too old. according to boston too old for now she's on. i have, i have. i have moved on. i have, i have. i have moved on and i'm having the time of my life. but what i think is wrong is that it's the music and it's experience and knowledge . and i experience and knowledge. and i took the trouble when i was writing an article about this for a newspaper two weeks ago to go through all the playlists i've. radio one so i want to share is in that work at six music and you won't now the overlap between radio 1206. and there was the possibility that chasing the use they are chasing the youth and mark my words that ruining radio to that right is the nation's best station but fascinating debate thank you so much. one of britain's best
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loved djs there, liz kershaw, the former bbc war correspondent and mp marcin ballin, the legendary radio one dj and top of the pops presenter mike read. but who do you agree with? has the bbc's charge? diversity, drive and age his policies ruined? radio two well, michael on twitter says the bbc misjudged quite lot of things. it would say, yeah, they do. i'm from chappie. i was an avid listener for 35 years. the decline began with the departure of terry wogan course just awful. now boom and greatest hits were all these the two new entrants the market. ken bruce going to one of them of course and from howard i think it is important to change presenters from time to time to keep it current your verdict now in current your verdict is now in wow this one's overwhelming 95% of you agree that the bbc's ill judged diversity drive and ages policies has radio to just 5% of you say they haven't coming up, should the king tell prince harry to stay away from his historic coronation? arch
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royalists and delivers a powerful warning to the king about inviting sussexes at 945. but first tells that bombshell bath photo that stunned royal circles give prince andrew an opportunity to make a comeback . opportunity to make a comeback. my opportunity to make a comeback. my role masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier give their expert take live straight after the .
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break it's break wsfime break it's time now for our royal mail two minds, lady amble and phil dampier . now two minds, lady amble and phil dampier. now the campaign to rehabilitate prince andrew has stepped into overdrive after the family of ghislaine maxwell clamoured to his defence two decades ago in a bath help in maxwell's london home is alleged to have had sexual activity with his accuser, virginia giuffre . his accuser, virginia giuffre. however, maxwell's brother has released this image, which he says describe it's the claim because the bath is small for two people elsewhere . in an two people elsewhere. in an exclusive report in the independent newspaper, it's revealed the queen suggested her beloved son should devote himself to charitable as a route back to public life . previously, back to public life. previously, our lady c has been a defender of prince andrew . lady c, do you of prince andrew. lady c, do you still the duke of york should still the duke of york should still be launching a comeback .
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still be launching a comeback. in all honesty , think no, he in all honesty, think no, he shouldn't . i think as you know, shouldn't. i think as you know, he's i think he's unfairly pilloried , but i honestly think pilloried, but i honestly think he ought to understand that his reputation enriches really damage to whether not he had any congress with that girl because his relationship with jeffrey epstein and that is the real sticking point and i agree with the late queen he should dedicate himself in a profumo style way playing god works behind the scenes the that's where andrew's concerned is critical this man was almost doing this trade and you know things like picture of the
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pants, which were requires a high enough profile to be successful . so i get his successful. so i get his frustration but he needs to understand that his reputation is irretrievably sullied because of his social. with jeffrey epstein and to an extent it's so unfair because there are many people who are much more closely associated with jeffrey epstein , whose reputations have not been damaged. you feel bill clinton . that's right. bill is clinton. that's right. bill is another board, although lost his marriage . yes, he did. he did marriage. yes, he did. he did the less said about that maybe the less said about that maybe the events that i but phil dampier i know that you say that andrew and i always say this but you are the journalist who knows prince andrew the best have broken story after story of the guy for decades now and you say one of the issues i believe, is
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that he has trouble. he's having trouble finding a charity that actually to work with him. but the reason that i think that still has some issues, phil, is that , know, we've had three that, know, we've had three years it's been going on. we found during the pandemic nothing was stopping him going work in a food bank five days a week for 8 hours. he could have just gone and done it. he didn't need to be a signing to , a need to be a signing to, a charity. just go and get your hands , make go and do some work hands, make go and do some work . and i really do think the pubuc . and i really do think the public would respected that. but he has it now what doesn't he has done it now what doesn't want to don't have any more of these stunts . i mean, want to don't have any more of these stunts. i mean, i want to don't have any more of these stunts . i mean, i couldn't these stunts. i mean, i couldn't believe my eyes when i saw that picture on the telegraph . picture on the trump telegraph. so a bullet. well, i wasn't expecting be staring at a silver above chap i mean it was just absolutely ridiculous that's not done him any favours and also comes news that the picture has been i think that, been a marxist. so i think that, you know, he's on a sticky wicket, but lady say he's absolutely right. the problem is that will have at
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that no charity will have him at the really has got the moment. he really has got a problem the palace, problem. and the picture palace, in doesn't been shut down in fact, doesn't been shut down yet. so i the dangerous if he doesn't get involved in charity he might to get involved in a few dodgy deals that so that could lead to all sorts of problems it's a difficult one for him look big development for him now look big development in saga in the past 24 in this saga in the past 24 hours as we know the news of montecito absolutely furious that the children, archie and lilibet have not yet been granted royal titles. but according this bombshell new report in vanity fair, a royal source has revealed the massive titles are still up in the air. the feeling is that the titles need to be earned. the need to know that they can trust and meghan not to keep damaging reputation of the family so lady c this sounds promising to me it sounds like a bit of a sort of tough love approach from king. do you think that's right? well, i actually don't for second think that the king is going to
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be giving those children princely rank or the teams prince louis, first of all, they don't live here. oh, can you imagine prince archie , princess imagine prince archie, princess lily, sworn in around offering everybody avocados all on the farm in california. somehow don't think that's going to fly if having battle with the british public all commonwealth so i think right there it's problematic and also there are all the issues involved with those children having titles which are very contentious matters and have not been resolved so i think you know for all sorts of it doesn't make for them to hope that those children will be any time to watch , will be any time to watch, therefore. and i think it's ridiculous of them to keep on pushing for this because you might remember the wessex
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children just the moment lord and lady , although prince and and lady, although prince and sophie done wonderful work over the in in fact children in my opinion should be made to step up to the plate and perform royal so i think if you compare those two situations you will see that oh harry and meghan are yet again totally deluded . yet again totally deluded. interesting fascinating insight there . phil, what do think is there. phil, what do think is king charles finally starting to realise he can't give in yet again to harry and meghan especially over these titles . i especially over these titles. i think these as one of the few weapons he's got that he's got to he's got to find something. he's got to he's got to have some sort of clout behind his back. and we have to remember at the end of the day that, you know, got to really he know, he's got to really he
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wants relationship with his grandchildren. he must be desperately not them. desperately sad not to see them. i'm like to make the i'm sure he'd like to make the peace. got have peace. he's got to have something to fight back with. and one the things and that is one of the things that he can hold. harry and meghan, who, after are meghan, who, after all, are holding with holding things over him with their books and on tv show. so you know, it's bit of a trade you know, it's a bit of a trade off at moment. lady c, do off at the moment. lady c, do you get any sense that king is realising and i don't use realising that and i don't use this word lightly the danger that harry and meghan, cause if , if, if they are allowed to get all of these concessions from the royal family. i mean he's trust in justin welby to do the negotiating. justin welby i call them woke. welby lady c and, he's totally in the camp of harry and meghan. you know, he thinks meghan's humanitarian . thinks meghan's humanitarian. yes and let's remember that line that you have to book tickets on because . flying pigs come from because. flying pigs come from multiple to first class. it would seem the day of the week.
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no, i think the king is i think he's a lot more aware and i think he's a lot more docile . think he's a lot more docile. and i think he's a lot less wishy washy than the public. all aware of. and i think very alert to the danger. but it's a very complex because i mean, the possibility is that harry has been brain damaged . and, you been brain damaged. and, you know, he's dealing a very complex set of circumstance. what do you mean by that lady c ? what do you mean by that lady c .7 well, you know, diana was bulimic when she was with her. and there are studies that have been done on. the effects of bullying mia upon foetuses. yes. although he has been very open about his own mental health problems, i guess we can't diagnose him on air no not
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trying to diagnose him just making the point that this is a possibility and that became a factor into . well i do remember factor into. well i do remember thomas markle on this show before stroke bless him saying that he harry may have been dropped on his head as a baby because he was such idiotic things. i think that was a joke. i think he was making a joke. lady colin campbell, phil dampier , masterminds, absolutely dampier, masterminds, absolutely brilliant speak to as ever and they will be back next. but coming up as a bombshell, a poll that reveals nearly quarters of brits have lost faith in the pm. how can rishi save his job and the country from .7 a socialist the country from? a socialist coalition. from how my panel like that in the media buzz after ten. but first does the king need to tell prince harry not to come to his historic coronation of royalists and what it kim has really fascinating take this she's going to reveal all straight after the .
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break time now for the outsider we are officially . just 93 days out officially. just 93 days out from charles the third's historic coronation . but there's historic coronation. but there's only one issue still cast in long shadow over the momentous occasion where the harry and meghan turn up. and while the king continues to take high ground by graciously and perhaps offering numerous olive branches to the vindictive couple, arch royalist and former tory ann widdecombe has stark warning tonight for charles about the reportedly prospect of an invitation to his youngest son and his wife . so when you think and his wife. so when you think charles needs to take action this week, what do you think the king needs to do .7 i think he king needs to do? i think he needs to tell his son to stay
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away from the coronation. i think he needs to do it this week. the longer he delays , the week. the longer he delays, the more that story. then overshadows the coronation. you rightly pointed out. you know, we've only got about 90 days left. we need to get these issues resolved now. the world can then on the coronation, not only rhetoric, man , but as only rhetoric, man, but as i pointed out in my article in the express, but as pointed out this week, it harry cannot be photographed by the press office. not there to be photographed. he can't be booed by the public. if he's not there to be booed . he can't write on to be booed. he can't write on private conversations . if those private conversations. if those conversations have never taken . conversations have never taken. and you can't have shot to say him and camilla. and you can't have shot to say him and camilla . some other him and camilla. some other combination if he's not there and if he is the he will be the story. if he is not there , that story. if he is not there, that is the end of it. and we can focus on the coronation . i focus on the coronation. i understand it. this is the thing
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. some of course you want some of there . but i'm afraid charles of there. but i'm afraid charles has got to put duty first. and this week this very week he's simply got to bite the bullet and say to harry, sorry but in the present climate , you cannot the present climate, you cannot come . i think that's very sage come. i think that's very sage advice . and because lots of advice. and because lots of sources to king charles a briefing this idea that if harry and meghan not at the coronation they non—attendance will overshadow proceedings. but i think you're completely right that's not true . if they are not that's not true. if they are not there, it will be a huge story when it's announced that they are not going to turn up. but actually it means that the coronation. we're not thinking, oh my goodness, is william going to lamp harry a and kate going to lamp harry a and kate going to have some sort of stare off .7 to have some sort of stare off? behind the scenes, we be given that opportunity we will just be given the opportunity to focus on the king. and, of course , if
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on the king. and, of course, if harry's thought i mean, the whole royal family is going to be uncomfortable, not going to say which way you look. going to have to be thinking about the expressions theirfaces. have to be thinking about the expressions their faces. and expressions on their faces. and i harry's not there and i not if harry's not there and yes, there will be a huge furore when it's announced . that's the when it's announced. that's the reason why say it's going to be announced not soon tomorrow, yesterday. so it going to get out the way , get it out of the out the way, get it out of the way. but get it out of the way. i mean, look, there's so many issues with this and the thing is, i've always suspected harry and meghan will turn up regardless. are trying to regardless. they are trying to off the fact that they are not confirming, not coming to try and get concessions from charles and get concessions from charles and the monarchy which i just think is ludicrous. but i am genuinely concerned and william and kate , camilla in particular, and kate, camilla in particular, and kate, camilla in particular, and them being put through the indignity of having to face harry and meghan in public. because what you've got to remember is after late queen's walk out for the funeral , they walk out for the funeral, they weren't aware of what harry was
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going to publish in his book and what meghan was going to say on the netflix series. now now they know what's been said , know they know what's been said, know they know what's been said, know they know that harry has described camilla as danger eurus and the villain. they know that harry and have implied that kate was rude when the duchess of sussex entered the royal family . and, entered the royal family. and, you know, look at what he said. his brother, he has portrayed his brother as some sort of bullying. and by all accounts, i think william's anger is off the scarlet. and who knows? he might not be able to control it. he might not be able to shake his brother's head. i mean, he's i'm not going to say he's going do anything in public, but it could anything in public, but it could a very awkward at. well, a very awkward moment at. well, it be. but what i think is a massive change is, is that harry is talking about all. mean, is talking about at all. i mean, he announces in the course of that all the bad, you know, when you would jump. well, you know, there'll be negotiation when they apologise. oh, well , they apologise. oh, well, they're all going to because the
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instant that there's any talk of a negotiation, all the emphasis will be what have they apologised , have they said . apologised, have they said. sorry to malcolm, have they done this . i've sorry to malcolm, have they done this. i've done that. sorry to malcolm, have they done this . i've done that. there this. i've done that. there should be no negotiation. reconciliation i'm about negotiation . come about because negotiation. come about because there's a genuine on both sides to say, look , let's find this to say, look, let's find this behind this . it is far too early behind this. it is far too early for that given they've still got books to come . they've still got books to come. they've still got and these meghan's autobiographies to come from. yeah, i'm saying get a backbone over this. very good advice from and with a caveat. and thank you. we will speak next week. but coming up, what did the tories need do to ensure election victory? former brexit secretary david joins live to secretary david joins me live to where she's rocky premiership and outline his battle plan for triumph at 1050. but next are labour's plans to ensure black led businesses access lucrative government contracts. a act of social? i see this. our panel
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will turn debate that in the media, but we're going to have the first look at tomorrow's newspaper pages, hot off the press. that's straight after the
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break it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight after celebrating three glorious years of brexit earlier in the week. forgive if i'm not popping in the week. forgive if i'm not popping the champagne from days if you wish. inside number ten. here, i'll obviously regret appointing someone who had to resign in the circumstance . he resign in the circumstance. he was friendly earlier without a seatbelts on prime minister in your car. would you address that is a bombshell new poll finds that 72% of brits think he will be ousted at the next election should the conservatives dump sunak now to avoid a socialist from hell .7 tory grandee and from hell? tory grandee and former brexit secretary david davis speaks out for his beloved
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party at 1015. why he? why, why? all the while rugby union batting this . batting this. against the it's a tom jones classic right so why have the wokeist decided terribly offensive out of the charlie lawson takes the woke week in on cancelled at 1040 as labour plans to ensure black led businesses lucrative government contracts . is the scheme a contracts. is the scheme a dangerous act of social engineering .7 all debates engineering? all debates starmer's latest foray into toxic identity politics by superstar panel next tonight , superstar panel next tonight, i'm joined by dominique samuels shaun bailey and amy nicole. can you believe this commonwealth 18 historians and harry and meghan mouthpiece has accepted an of the british empire . it's mouthpiece has accepted an of the british empire. it's a fairy tale it's embedding itself in a nafion tale it's embedding itself in a
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nation is having a pretty toxic debate about the european union. so why do lefties like david on your so good there and alan cumming take on is when they clearly hate our country's heritage. plus after popular kids game, the sims introduces trans mastectomy scars and bindings for child characters has computer games become a trojan horse for dangerous woke propaganda? we'll explore both of those stories . the media buzz of those stories. the media buzz and ron desantis is striving for the white house. but will he get my vote when i crown today's greatest person and duty jackass at we're going to have at 1050, we're going to have those pages in mere those front pages in mere moments too, right after the news headlines at ten. all you need to know with polly middleton . dan, thank you. good middleton. dan, thank you. good evening. the top story the bank of england has raised its base rate from three and a half% to 4% today. that's the 10th increase in a row. but 4% today. that's the 10th increase in a row . but inflation increase in a row. but inflation is beginning to fall. the bank
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also says the uk is set to enter recession this year, but stresses the economic downturn could be shorter and much less heavier than previously expected . the chancellor, jeremy hunt , . the chancellor, jeremy hunt, supported the bank of england's decision . we recognise it is decision. we recognise it is very difficult for families businesses up and down the country when interest rates go up , but much harder for them up, but much harder for them would be if we didn't take the steps to bring down inflation and that's why the bank of england is absent only right to do what they've done today. and we in the government must make sure we support them by what i do in the budget to make sure that we make it easier , not that we make it easier, not harder them to do what we harder for them to do what we all want to do, which is to halve . meanwhile, the business halve. meanwhile, the business secretary is urging energy companies to suspend outrageous practise, as it calls it of forcibly installing pre—payment metres. earlier ofgem announced it was an urgent investigation into british gas after reports
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contractors working for them had been unreasonably forcing pre—payment metres on vulnerable customers. the boss of , british customers. the boss of, british gas owner centrica, says he's horrified to hear about it and the energy and climate minister graham stewart has. it's appalling. son brought in all the suppliers last week to talk about how better look after vulnerable people because there are clear rules and they have obviously been followed and i need the regulator i need to do the right thing by people who are in the most difficult of circumstances and have been treated on this appallingly . treated on this appallingly. lancashire police say now located and are speaking with a potential new witness they were looking for in search for nicola bulleit earlier today they released an image of the they wanted to speak to who was seen in the area where the mother of disappeared. the 45 year old mother of two went missing last friday in some on wyre whilst
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walking her pet dog as part of the hunt. divers are still searching the river rail. passengers will face tomorrow as fresh strikes by train drivers travel problems all over the country . rmt and aslef union country. rmt and aslef union members will walk out in long running dispute over pay jobs conditions. rail operators warning of disruption to services. all day and little to no services in some parts of the country . and lastly , princess of country. and lastly, princess of wales has been filming a video to promote her campaign for positivity in early with radio and television personality . and television personality. roman kemp. wrapping up against the cold in a sheepskin coat and gloves, kate chats to and footage taken in hertfordshire last month. it's all part of the princess is shaping us campaign aimed at raising the importance early years development in children . the film will be children. the film will be released tomorrow you up to date on tv online and dab+ with gb
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news two now of dan wootton tonight . tonight. time for tomorrow's newsnight. now in our media buzz. first, front pages are in the independent carries. first on the record accusations of bullying against the prime minister. oh, guess who it's from. not me. down with a feather. ramona gina miller, who accuses of calling her stupid and naive , even in an aggressive and naive, even in an aggressive encounter . the bbc and naive, even in an aggressive encounter. the bbc in 2016. and naive, even in an aggressive encounter . the bbc in 2016. the encounter. the bbc in 2016. the deputy pm denies the. oh, come on, come on. calling someone naive . you mean. i mean, i've naive. you mean. i mean, i've got to . i mean, amy, how i. you got to. i mean, amy, how i. you stupid or naive? most weeks . stupid or naive? most weeks. you're going to have peter. you give me the metro leeds with the news that british gas debt
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agents are breaking into the homes of the vulnerable to fit payment metres while energy giant has recorded record profits as consumers struggle with bills. my superstar panel are back with me the aforementioned. she is not stupid. she's a little bit oh that so many examples of that she's doing even a couple of songs. sorry, dominic, i. there she is. i'm former tory leader candidate shaun bailey with too. now in the latest polling for the tories has maintained a 20 point lead over the government and current have them winning a 250 seat majority at the next election . which is why i think election. which is why i think need to reconsider keeping rishi rishi as minister but as terrifying likelihood of a slippery victory grows. the true horror of his socialist agenda is becoming clear. horror of his socialist agenda is becoming clear . labour's race is becoming clear. labour's race equality taskforce, led by baroness lawrence, reportedly intends to give black led businesses more support to secure lucrative government
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contracts. a number of labour frontbenchers and legal experts are also said to be exploring ways to deliver a new race equality act task force's co—chair anneliese dodds. the very whites anneliese dodds said labour will make tackling structural racism inequality a key mission in government. introducing the race equality act to lift security , prosperity act to lift security, prosperity and respect for everyone in this country . but policies like this country. but policies like this just divisive and even discriminatory against other businesses dominate samuel this is the sort of dangerous rhetoric the left wing . i mean rhetoric the left wing. i mean ideologues always stay towards they always steer towards we need to discriminate against other racial groups in order to make one specific racial group happy. bearing in mind the black people make up what like over over 3% of the population . over 3% of the population. everywhere we turn these diversity drives are geared towards black people and i think
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that's because the asian ethnic group , you know, it's a bit group, you know, it's a bit uncomfortable because specifically for chinese and indians economically they do very, very well in this country. some studies show there was a ethnicity pay done in 2019 that showed that chinese employees and indian employees earned more than white people . and the thing than white people. and the thing is, when you actually delve into the reality is that pay ethnicity and all of these different things , there are a different things, there are a range of different factors that affect why maybe businesses , affect why maybe businesses, black employees don't do as as white ones. it's to do with age is to do with occupation. it's to it's to do with where you live. this will be dangerous and divisive but i fear that is what the ideologue within labour actually want to push its its division. unfortunately because i mean the cow remember the whole black lives matter movement the government commissioned a huge report to look into whether the uk was
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institutionally by the absolutely brilliant tony and with a panel of brilliant ethnic , diverse people. and it found that the uk is not institutionally racist . what institutionally racist. what anneliese dodds talked about and what a labour trying to do. that's true . then also the that's true. then also the school report was widely condemned by a number of voices . doreen lawrence , we mentioned . doreen lawrence, we mentioned earlier , who is talking about earlier, who is talking about this because they were in the racial grievance industry, they'd say it would , i think i they'd say it would, i think i think because this your report didn't say they weren't inequalities . but why you inequalities. but why you condemn a report that britain is not? i i think denying institution of racism, institutional racism by this stage is because it is considered a fact. where's the proof by a lot of people. i think the proof is in the figures. so a black person is a double has double the chance of being unemployed. the uk and a black mother is four times more likely to die in childbirth in
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the uk. these are facts , so you the uk. these are facts, so you can't really know what you're pulling. so is the only individual is. there are also lots of facts. there's or is it more realistic to admit this is not a binary of race or or socioeconomic? you're it's all of those things . so this is of those things. so this is looking at race and that is part of this . where's the problem? of this. where's the problem? well, i'll tell you what. i'll tell you where the problem lies in the policy. you come in, i tell me the problem is it didn't explore brexit as a as a basket of things they just said about black people. you can imagine how someone me might enjoy how someone like me might enjoy idea black idea that you know black business to extra business are going to get extra support they should do support and maybe they should do i see how black business i could see how black business should be supported but the conversation should be how should be supported but the con we ;ation should be how should be supported but the conwe going should be how should be supported but the conwe going toyuld be how should be supported but the conwe going to support how should be supported but the conwe going to support who how should be supported but the conwe going to support who aren are we going to support who are we exclude? because the we going to exclude? because the problem get to a problem is you can get to a point you've generated so point where you've generated so much animosity that are much animosity things that are beyond control beyond the government's control then against then turn their nose against businesses i can access businesses and i can access businesses, female led
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businesses. is lunacy. businesses. this is lunacy. we're also for focusing on tiny cohort of black people as majority . it's not the working majority. it's not the working class , you know, independent class, you know, independent black business owners or just the average working class black person that wants to get by that's going to be scoring government contracts. it's going to be people that are already quite well—off anyway reaping the benefits of this. well, you know, you don't you don't know for sure. what we do know is it's not going to be really no black business have any government contracts and wouldn't prefer this than wouldn't you prefer this than the state which way the the current state which way the tories discriminate disagree. hold on a sec hang on. let finish sentence discriminate against anyone who isn't friends with a tory. let's look at what you're talking about, amy, wait. disgraceful. no let me finish. currently talk about waste and corruption, the potential for waste and corruption with living waste and corruption with living waste and. corruption now waste and. corruption right now look paper contracts. look at the paper contracts. yeah. disgraceful . ppe came yeah. was disgraceful. ppe came from labour. let's be clear
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about that. and the second thing is, is if we are so bad at black business, it didn't happen today. it would have started under government. the under the labour government. the point if you're going to point is this if you're going to help anybody gay, help anybody black, gay, straight, whatever you straight, white, whatever you have the broadest have to go for the broadest universal and talk universal thing and not talk about people who cannot tory be open. this is the politics of and what we're going to and this is what we're going to get of from labour. get a lot of from labour. i actually think that this policy approach has been under—covered by the rest of the media. now, months after they them pronouns the children's computer game franchise , the sims is now franchise, the sims is now grossing more highly controversial trans content for teens, including scars showing the effects of breast removal known as top surgery and chest binders to suppress . take a look binders to suppress. take a look at one review finally happened. the sims four has added binders and surgery scars into . the and surgery scars into. the sims. oh, my gosh . elbows. see sims. oh, my gosh. elbows. see the scars in here of this shirt? what a good choice. so this one's not a functional binder,
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as you can see, it doesn't flatten the chest of the swimwear. and yet i'm a bit disappointed . so this would be disappointed. so this would be the shapewear makes complete sense sense . sims already has sense sense. sims already has a low age rating of 12 years, but we all know even younger kids play we all know even younger kids play these games so they're one too many believe this is not entertaining but a trojan horse promoting dangerous surgery to vulnerable youngsters. now the game's publisher electronic arts didn't reply to our request for comment. but what do you make of this nominee. i think there's no other way around this. there is a mass indoctrination of children at the moment pushing this dangerous gender ideology on them. why would a 12 year old need to make a scene with a chest binder on it? it literally makes no sense. most kids won't really understand what this means. they'll it's cool. and then what do see it follows on into real life with kids claiming they were born in the wrong body . unfortunately, our wrong body. unfortunately, our culture at the moment encourages this and actually says no, let's not ask any questions. let's
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give you hormones. and after that, let's arrange a surgery. and it's vile i mean, what do you what do you make of the seven stooges? i think that at the moment, america has a very relationship with this whole subject. we do. and it's very extreme . it can be what just extreme. it can be what just seen. do you even think this? i'm not. how do you mean? yes, you are uncomfortable with that. yes yes, i was a little bit with that. but i also mean you . what that. but i also mean you. what can i say? can i just say i'm can i say? can ijust say i'm also uncomfortable, dominique saying, oh, we just let kids do whatever they want know whatever they want to know because that's true either. because that's not true either. okay, are you okay, shawn, are you uncomfortable? think we are uncomfortable? just think we are good sexualising good that we were sexualising our too young. our children far too young. that's sexuality. and we that's not sexuality. and we push these things to them when actually they they wouldn't be paying actually they they wouldn't be paying attention. we were paying attention. think we were putting their agenda. putting it on their agenda. and i thing we need to do i think the thing we need to do for children them space for our children just them space to to and i think these to be to and i think these corporates stay out of corporates just to stay out of it woke and what do they it these woke and what do they have gain keep out of it keep have to gain keep out of it keep out of it. dominique is having bailey amy to stand by because coming as actually
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coming up as well actually i think we've just spoken about that about labour's black businesses. but what we're going to do about next, though, is fishy sunak brings up 100 fishy rishi sunak brings up 100 days on today bombshell. days in on the today bombshell. new of the times has new poll of the times has revealed that almost three quarters have no faith quarters of brits have no faith the pm so should the conservatives dump sunak to avoid socialist coalition? from how tory grandee and former brexit secretary david davis speaks out for his beloved party. he's live with me straight out right .
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now. the conservative party mark two milestones, one more momentous than the other this week sunak has today officially survived 100 days in office while on tuesday britain celebrated day and three years of independence from eu. but a bombshell new poll suggests there won't be much for celebration. inside number ten tonight. according to times , 72% tonight. according to times, 72% of brits don't think sunak will survive past the next election. so is any way the tories can turn their luck around and win in 2024? turn their luck around and win in 2024.7 well, joining me now is former brexit secretary david davis . david, great to have you davis. david, great to have you . look, you didn't support sunak initially, you backed penny mordaunt, but then you once she was out, you very quickly believed that sunak was the man to leave the country , lead the
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to leave the country, lead the country. i have my doubts . what country. i have my doubts. what am i getting .7 what am i not am i getting? what am i not seeing .7 because i'm just finding seeing? because i'm just finding it hard to see how he wins. i think he needs to win. you know, the tories need to win for the good of the country to stop this coalition from hell. storm of sturgeon and the like. but you know, he's not making any headway . well you're trying to headway. well you're trying to read a compass in middle of a hurricane. that's what's going on at the moment. you know, you've got yeah, you've got the strikes. of course, you've got economic problems . you've just economic problems. you've just had this how we issue the scandal, whatever you call it, you still got the channel boats . you got the national health service issues, all of these are inherited issues. they've come to a peak now together. but they're but they're all basically things he's got from his predecessor mean they are economic issues made worse by trust . you know, you've got many trust. you know, you've got many the other issues, direct
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inheritance , bath. so i'm not inheritance, bath. so i'm not surprised that people are losing faith the wrong word they just can't see a way through it. i think is what's watch what's happening and you know the question is one you should perhaps ask me in about three three or six months time because then will either be through the strikes or we won't. then inflation. he says he's going to halve inflation. well, will we'll know by then whether he succeeded at that . we'll see how succeeded at that. we'll see how the budget we'll see what with national health. so you've got lots and lots of plans when he announced i mean monday was a classic case in point he announced a whole series of programmes for new ambulances and mental health actions and so on. nobody can remember a word of that because all the all of the other noise that's what i mean by trying to come across in a hurry to, say yes. but he's also said he's going to stop the boats and i struggle to see how he can do that without leaving
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the shore . we know that's what the shore. we know that's what the shore. we know that's what the home thinks to happen , but the home thinks to happen, but sunakis the home thinks to happen, but sunak is an even contemplate doing that. no and you know, the home secretary , to be blunt with home secretary, to be blunt with you, hasn't exactly improved the situation . i mean, the hard situation. i mean, the hard truth is other countries in europe have dealt with expected. we have i mean, the classic case is sweden. now, sweden is a social democratic held up as the most civilised state in the world. and so, you know, they two years ago they passed a law saying , you know, if you come saying, you know, if you come from a safe country, you're going to be turned the border, you're not going to sit in a in an asylum centre or , in a hostel an asylum centre or, in a hostel or whatever. you got to be sent straight out. and they did under the eec and under the ecj, which is even tougher these year. they wrote the laws to deal with it. why can't we do that? i mean, that's what needs to happen. i
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mean, i do make that point to say that before christmas, that's what needs to happen so that's what needs to happen so that that won't solve the whole issue but . you know what i think issue but. you know what i think the british public might have a slightly different view if we basically stop 15,000. i mean, that's not a bad start. you know, the big time, you know, so you got that on the health service once strikes have stabilised, we've got to get the waiting times now. all right. this is an inheritance largely from from covid. and there are other reasons , but that's other reasons, but that's a largely inheritance vote. he's got he's got plans for that. he's he's he's one of the reasons i supported him bluntly was because he's very smart. you know , a technocrat. and he's not know, a technocrat. and he's not my sort of politician i'm an ideological politician. i believe in ideal, you know, but he's a technocrat he's very smart to be with those things. so yeah. on the budget, on the budget, the budget you see i supported them at the of last yeah supported them at the of last year. you know i'm a low tax tory but you know the mess that was made of, of the economy by
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trust fund and kwarteng meant we had to stay by. have they been vindicated by the imf report this week. not remotely . not this week. not remotely. not remotely. look, one of one of the one of the things that would have happened if we continue . have happened if we continue. according to patrick bamford, you know, very good economist who is actually advising trust very deeply , is a great man. is very deeply, is a great man. is that the interest rates will go to not a 4% which is giving people grief today, but to 7, which would have meant you'd be mortgage rates at 10. so he's got he's had to find his way through. he's inherited these difficult problems. and he's got to fight his way through the now. on issue of now. but on the issue of political communication. yeah, yeah , he's having troubles. political communication. yeah, yeah , he's having troubles . lord yeah, he's having troubles. lord lister this morning on lbc and yep' lister this morning on lbc and yep, he's a boris ally made it very clear he agreed you you know rishi is a technocrat . he know rishi is a technocrat. he just doesn't think it was very
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clear. he just doesn't think that sunak can win a general election . he can't communicate election. he can't communicate the policies. now, david, i know that you are staunchly to the idea of a boris johnson , but idea of a boris johnson, but surely you can see why it's becoming more attractive . well, becoming more attractive. well, i can see why his own supporters think that look , the truth of think that look, the truth of the matter is that boris has got two months of witness appearances to take place before the privileges committee. you know, that's not going to help his reputation. he's created dozens of these problems himself. you know , he's got real himself. you know, he's got real flaws as a prime minister and even put boris aside, i'll be frank , if the tory party seeks frank, if the tory party seeks to elect somebody else now , to elect somebody else now, between now and general election, if we elected the messiah himself . jesus christ, messiah himself. jesus christ, kevin, let us. we'd still, you
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know , because we've got to make know, because we've got to make our mind and stick by it. know, because we've got to make our mind and stick by it . and our mind and stick by it. and that's what that's what i'm arguing you should do. and if we do that, then shebang. but there's no guarantee think the odds are against it. you know it's probably three or four or even 5 to 1 against. but it's sunak delivers on let's say, stopping the albanians 15,000. if he delivers some improvement health service , it won't fix it. health service, it won't fix it. and that's going to take longer than two years if he delivers on getting some growth back . and getting some growth back. and remember, one of the things that always makes me laugh about bbc is they treat forecasts like fact. is they treat forecasts like fact . i know, i know. is they treat forecasts like fact. i know, i know. i is they treat forecasts like fact . i know, i know. i was fact. i know, i know. i was a covid forecast for a or an economic they're economically illiterate their own report revealed that this week they their own bbc report revealed they do not how to report economics . and i tried to do the economics. and i tried to do the country but look, david, i just want to move on because was this really disturbing report this week where the government
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admitted really , in my view, admitted really, in my view, that the british army's information warfare unit was moaner trained covid lockdown critics, and you have revealed that you were actually one of the victim of this worrying case. what i believe is , case. what i believe is, government overreach. so how do you feel about being surveilled , the army, simply because you spoke out against it? it wasn't just that unit. it spoke out against it? it wasn't just that unit . it wasn't spoke out against it? it wasn't just that unit. it wasn't just that unit. i mean, that unit was made a big deal of by the violence on they understand dibley fact some the dibley in fact in some it's the least problematic almost every major department of state home office the foreign office , dcms, office the foreign office, dcms, the cabinet of all got their surveillance operations . now surveillance operations. now they were put in place various reasons. some were put in to deal with russian interference in our democracy, a very somewhat got in place to with extremists very sensible. but what's happened is they've all reapplied to prop up the government propagate under on covid and what's happened as a result of that it's not just me
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i mean the several other too but that we know about bear in mind we have to ask liberal. i have to ask them why would we be? i'll find out. but to ask them why would we be? i'll find out . but several of i'll find out. but several of our major, julia hartley—brewer , peter hitchens and are all being surveilled and you had embroiled who's one of the panellists on our show you know he's a he's a he a pub landlord being surveilled by the government. i mean, it's appalling that they have. but the thing is i mean look the truth is none of this they didn't they didn't bug home. they just looked at what i said in public. but why would they doing presumably there's doing it presumably there's a there's an outcome of this. and there's an outcome of this. and the question i asked in the house commons today, if the cabinet office was peter hitchens after in 2020, he was paying hitchens after in 2020, he was paying suddenly found himself sort of shadow banned . you know sort of shadow banned. you know he he would come across people this week you know he he appeared interviews and so on
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and all of a sudden nobody was looking at the interviews. you know, they maybe the search engines of change or the platforms had changed or whatever so did the government go to the platforms and say , go to the platforms and say, deal with this. and then we need to know and yet we need to know if they did. i said disgraceful massively anti—democratic thing. it's a sort of so thing to do. so it's really serious, you know? it is. it is. and we're going to keep on this. so you keep please and keep us posted. great to chat. former brexit secretary david davis. thank you so much, david. but coming up, iran cancelled . why? why, why iran cancelled. why? why, why all welsh rugby union banning jones's iconic delilah matches our man of the people, charlie lawson takes down the workweek. he's cancelled sued by next in the media about david olusoga a briton and commonwealth hating professor and harry and meghan mouthpiece as a tip to know be from king charles today. so why do left wing celebs take these honours when .7 they bash our honours when? they bash our nation. my superstar return to
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debate that plus more front pages. we're back in a few minutes minutes.
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so it's time to return to tomorrow's news site. now, this is the media blitz straight to the front pages. the guardian reports that the government is under pressure to rethink windfall tax on energy after shell reported one of the largest profits in uk corporate history and saw the surge. energy prices driven by russia's invasion of ukraine. the daily leads with the shocking news that as people freeze in their homes, gas and oil supply shell has announced profits of homes, gas and oil supply shell has announced profits 0 has announced profits of £32 billion are that's one take when it the eye develop on that energy price scandal with energy firms ordered by regulated offshore to stop fishing prepaid metres in britain sports times actually think that is a genuine scandal. the daily was just such
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horrible, horrible story leads with this news this week since the disappearance of nicola bully while out walking in still no trace of her and this hot breaking appeal by the family today and the daily mirror leads with the news that england footballer mason greenwood will not face trial over alleged sex attack . all the charges been attack. all the charges been dropped . are of stuff i don't . dropped. are of stuff i don't. back with you now, political commentator dominique , former commentator dominique, former tory london mayoral candidate bailey, and the author and broad amy nicol to liberal hypocrisy news . there's a lot of it. and news. there's a lot of it. and britain hating historian who bashed country in harry and meghan's atrocity except an award from king charles at windsor castle yesterday . windsor castle yesterday. professor david olusoga originally was awarded the
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honourin originally was awarded the honour in 2019 by the late queen was scathing about the monarchy , the british empire and even unked , the british empire and even linked the sussexes problems to brexit and racism . watch very brexit and racism. watch very tale. it's embedding itself in a nafion tale. it's embedding itself in a nation that is having a toxic debate about the european union immigration at the absolute centre of those debates and immigration is very often in this country a cipher for race. when i was in school the only aspects of the whole story of british slavery that i was ever taught was the abolition of slavery. but even we tell that very selective slice the history we miss out a critical aspect . we miss out a critical aspect. slavery wasn't just abolished the slave owners were compensated . it's just another compensated. it's just another way in which our memory of british slavery has been airbrushed out of story . and of airbrushed out of story. and of course, is the growing trend among virtue signalling lefties. after the scottish actor alan cumming embarrassingly handed back his obe , his 58th birthday,
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back his obe, his 58th birthday, claiming the so—called evils of the british empire, the former x—men star gleefully received his order of the british empire in 2009, but taken to instagram, the us traitors host he's a bit of a traitor himself, said the queen's death and. the ensuing conversations about the role of monarchy and especially the way the british empire profited the expense of indigenous people across the really opened my eyes . so this is just rank hypocrisy from virtue signalling lefties , from virtue signalling lefties, isn't it? i think all i'll say about no be all of the british empire . if you accept that metal empire. if you accept that metal in in view of all and you the empires negative , you need to empires negative, you need to look your own integrity. there don't get me wrong. isn't the metal just about the royals? it's about the empire . the clues it's about the empire. the clues in the title . of the. of the in the title. of the. of the metal. so if you have a problem with the empire, you shouldn't be able to accept the metal. i remember. was painted in remember. was it painted in zeppelin he didn't zeppelin is a poet. he didn't accept he not accept it because he did not like the empire . so he was
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like the word empire. so he was consistent in his view. so i think you could i would accept it, but slightly it, but i feel slightly differently about the empire than than this these people do because were really down than than this these people do bec empire, were really down than than this these people do bec empire, becausezally down than than this these people do bec empire, because i lly down than than this these people do bec empire, because i personally the empire, because i personally , you show me no nation on , you can show me no nation on the planet that that is the planet that that that is that been a striding nation that has been a striding nation that has been a striding nation that doesn't have some dubious things in its past the empire wasn't brilliant in every aspect but exists . wasn't brilliant in every aspect but exists. it's our history but it exists. it's our history and we need to hold onto history good bad. john lennon, of good and bad. john lennon, of course, his back course, famously sent his back in 1966. but the way me is that this david is literally there on harry and meghan's documentary tearing down the empire . would tearing down the empire. would you accept .7 because i think the you accept? because i think the question is really why , is the question is really why, is the king even giving him . oh, i king even giving him. oh, i can't believe i accept it because king charles wants these people be his mates. but it's just like i wish i was ngozi fulani . but it's clear. just like i wish i was ngozi fulani . but it's clear . and i fulani. but it's clear. and i think people need to actually wake to the reality of this. i know everyone wants to be king
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charles is a big boy. yeah, i know everyone wants to be you. pro monarchy because of the late queen which is perfectly understand ball but charles understand ball but king charles wants be mates with these wants to be mates with these people he's not on your side i don't think he really that much in love with the old tradition past of the monarchy. he wants to be with all these people and it's going to rob a lot of people up the wrong way because it's getting more blatant . why it's getting more blatant. why give him the award? if you didn't agree with what were the things you said and king things that you said and king shows i'm sorry shows what he does? i'm sorry mean makes angry i mean mean it makes me so angry i mean the cumming thing, i, i, i the alan cumming thing, i, i, i seriously i like a madman. anyway, imagine, imagine your reaction. so i just want to say this, you can respond to imagine reaction to the late dying being to hate your own country . got to to hate your own country. got to be sad. say little mad. alan cumming that to be your response i mean a little man on purpose did you say sad little man over
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purpose. i don't know what you're talking about, right? i'm they didn't tear down anything . they didn't tear down anything. no one is doing any britain hating being what? what, what? sorry being realistic our history is also something that king charles does directly . sir king charles does directly. sir alan cumming is a british hated by saying it was the queen's death and the conversations around the way the british profited the expense and profited at the expense and death indigenous people death of indigenous people that returned his obe you can appreciate britain today whilst acknowledging the past. it's to be honest, you need to stand back. the obe look, alan cumming is one person and i think if for honest, i don't think as much as i think you learn things, i think he's not think he's bold. i think i think is virtue signalling. but let's be clear. he has the right he has the right to do that. and if he's if he's saying as an adult, he's learned some new things. he's changed his mind a couple of changed his mind for a couple of things. but i also have a right to criticise, point out, point about olusoga is he
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about professor olusoga is he knows that he hates britain. this is so on most that he hates the empire. he knows that he hates the commons well and yet he still goes and crawls at the of king charles means castle and accepts the obe because he's pathetic an attention seeker right dominic yeah that is whether noble which way you look at it is a complete hypocrite because throughout the documentary was making links between empire and the royal family and linking it to talking about your money where mouth is didn't receive any royal family have acknowledged the impact of colonisation because they want to be down with the wall and you criticise so david historian takes the obe from people who also his sentiment that colin ization was overwhelming which on final words you say he's an
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expert and this meddling in he's an expert in this field he made that quite clear this medal is about the empire it was a different medal that didn't have the words empire . that would be the words empire. that would be a different conversation to be had. but he said he didn't like the empire and says and so does the empire and says and so does the . but he be the royal. but he should be accepting the he took it accepting the king. he took it off. even about off. it's not even just about not liking empire i think off. it's not even just about not li people empire i think off. it's not even just about not li people would re i think off. it's not even just about not li people would view1ink off. it's not even just about not li people would view the most people would view the empire in an overwhelmingly light or view as bad things . light or view as bad things. however, it's the fact that things happen if you are actually it, which he is, then why would accept something? as john said, with empire in it? indeed. indeed. now look as know those woke warriors at channel 4 failed to have an impartial bone in their body. but failed to have an impartial bone in their body . but i must failed to have an impartial bone in their body. but i must admit, eveni in their body. but i must admit, even i was taken when the broadcast used a showing the simpsons to spread their leftie propaganda. so pm last night after another day of mass walkouts involving teachers, train drivers and civil servants
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on channel 4, just happened to air the episode last exit to springfield , where homer goes up springfield, where homer goes up against mr. burns organising the strike at the power plant until the workers demands are met and the workers demands are met and the parallels we have for us all to see. that's why so much day and night to be calling tyler. and i. we have now invited you , and i. we have now invited you, man. we defeated . i would love man. we defeated. i would love to be . now channel 4 has said to be. now channel 4 has said that the timing of the episode was simply a coincidence. oh, yes, of course was. but if we're going to compare the simpsons to strike action, there was one obvious similarity that caught my eye. yeah i've said about that. my eye. yeah i've said about that . okay, so i'm my eye. yeah i've said about that. okay, so i'm going to count shaun petit dominique to have those do stand by because
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coming up, should dominic raab really lose his job as a result of an msa witch hunt or civil servants .7 snowflakes for one of servants? snowflakes for one of my panellists thinks it's time he left the party. i'll pick that apart and crowning that apart and the crowning moment of today's greatest britain union, jack. yes, but first, in cancer. why the welsh rugby union caved to the woke mob by banning jones as iconic delilah from matches on man of the people . charlie wilson's the people. charlie wilson's going to weigh in on what i think is a scandal. we're in just 2 minutes time. don't go anywhere .
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it's time now for cancelled . and it's time now for cancelled. and you know, this is where britain's top commentators out on controversial issues without the of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media and shouldn't really be but and this shouldn't really be but sadly it is in 2023 i'm sure you all have heard of this
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unofficial anthem sung welsh rugby fans . why rugby fans. why why . so oh well rugby fans. why why. so oh well ahead of their six nations opener against ireland. the welsh rugby union has banned the iconic tom jones hit from their national stadium because the lyrics trivialise against women . now, only weeks ago, england maro itoje was forced to defend england fans right to value swing low sweet chariot, which is under threat . its links to is under threat. its links to slavery . now man of the people slavery. now man of the people charlie lawson me now. charlie i think what's we can't sing swing low sweet chariot we can't sing , delilah. i'm going to be honest with you, charlie. i even
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know what the lyrics about with those songs . they've taken on those songs. they've taken on a different meaning, haven't they ? i'm different meaning, haven't they .7 i'm trying so not for you not to bomb down. i really honest to god , i am. so we would never god, i am. so we would never forgive. it's the. i just can't. i chris bryant. forgive. it's the. i just can't. i chris bryant . well, he's got i chris bryant. well, he's got previous role as you know what i mean. annoys me but the chief constable richard lewis who's trying to pander to the no minority of woke . i mean how minority of woke. i mean how have they listened to the first line of bohemian rhapsody just killed a man put a against his head pulled the trigger now he's dead. are we going to bomb .7 not dead. are we going to bomb? not are we going to, but you know, the welsh rugby union are in a bit of trouble because there's been a misogyny sort of report or whatever. so they've suddenly decided ship , we'd better do decided ship, we'd better do something. and what can we do the crunch at to decide that? one the great songs from the one of the great songs from the arms park new stadium, arms park or the new stadium, they're going to bond and i
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fully the great welsh nation to sing it grabbing nuts and saying the bowl of that song because it is this is this is and why are we listening to idiotic little pellets? yeah because just because we had reclaimed the song ngs, they are about what they were initially written about about being reclaimed great fan sport and themes. yeah and the lyrics and daniel before before anybody out there on twitter start saying i'm trivialising domestic violence, let me tell you something. i know all about domestic violence by debbie works assistant manager in a women's refuge . so manager in a women's refuge. so i know all about it and. and the same thing happened in the world cup. people said that domestic violence was to explode and there was an increase at the refuge . of course there was. but refuge. of course there was. but that's alcohol drugs and got precious to do with what was sung by fans at world cups, be
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it rugby, be it football or anything else. this is just pandenng anything else. this is just pandering to those silly little pillock running around waking up. as i've always said , and up. as i've always said, and trying to find something to piss on silent majority . well, i tell on silent majority. well, i tell you , we're not staying quiet you, we're not staying quiet much longer . you, we're not staying quiet much longer. no, indeed. and if we go down this path, charlie, there's going to be able to be any hip hop or rap songs ever performed again, because you even want to know about the themes in some of those little dishes. now, look, charlie, this was the shocking story this week to theatres canada have sparked uproar by planning performances exclusively for an all black audience . one of the theatres audience. one of the theatres said these blackout showings that provide a safe for the discussion of black artists work and if a non—black wants to attend, then staff to be on hand to have a chat. so in other
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words, they'll be shown the doon words, they'll be shown the door. so charlie obviously, you're an actor. do you think that this is an appropriate form of segregation? because it's very worrying to me . well, it's very worrying to me. well, it's canada george trudeau i spoke to coming people in toronto because i was at the alex theatre in 1988, i think it was and they they think it's just it is nonsense it's divisive apart from else. it's just creating division when there probably wasn't any. and this is another sort of thing is happening. no we've had it was banned. i am an old rasta which became the most divisive thing that's ever happened to this country. in my opinion we've got dr. what's her name the other day being totally divided . and that's all it does. divided. and that's all it does. it doesn't achieve anything but equality. it doesn't improve the lot of black theatregoers , which lot of black theatregoers, which to my knowledge, don't have a problem with going to the
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theatre at no matter what country it's. and if want to go to the theatre, then go to the theatre. i don't understand this at all, but it doesn't surprise. but it's just division where there was , in my opinion. no, i there was, in my opinion. no, i couldn't agree more. charlie on man of the people. charlie, we will speak next week. thank you so much . but it's time will speak next week. thank you so much. but it's time now to reveal today's greatest person and duty jackass . oh, it's the and duty jackass. oh, it's the last one of the week. so, dominique , who are you going to dominique, who are you going to go for .7 so we know the ecos go for? so we know the ecos outlets currently attacking gas stoves , especially joe biden all stoves, especially joe biden all the way the united states miners run the centres for making gas stoves tax free and florida, to be honest with this guy, i think might move to florida. i'm not going to lie. i would find i wouldn't mind, to be totally honest very sunny as well. sean bailey, your nominee, please . my bailey, your nominee, please. my greatest nominee is bear greatest period nominee is bear grylls and reverend will vandehei, who've written a book mine fuel that was spur do this
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because over 5200 people died of suicide in 2021. and it's little of information to help people resilience. so many struggle with mental health. it's worth look and i mean you nominee the greatest person and all the teachers that are out on strike this because they have my full support . oh okay well i'm support. oh okay well i'm actually going to go with an honorary it's rhonda sanders in florida because honestly it's over they come with you a free i'd like carnage just come and bomb . oh we're on the tory bomb. oh we're on the tory policy please people say let's go. i say roll want to have okay dominic who's your union jackass nominee . my union jackass is . nominee. my union jackass is. actually british gas because of the reports are all over the news of breaking into verbal people's homes and falsely putting prepayment metres. absolutely disgusting in the middle of a cost of living crisis which is gas all unruly.
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so you need in by ofgem it's totally shocking. shaun bailey you're nominee please my nominee is the new york times for their continual britain bashing with a article called a cautionary tale of self—destruction what new york times should do is called to check on the massive problems have in america and particularly new york. we in britain will survive , have always survived. survive, have always survived. the fact we survived a lot longer than americans. so we should alone. should should us alone. they should concentrate on own. and concentrate on their own. and that border. yes that southern border. yes i cannot believe that we're at it again. they literally hate our country. no one should be subscribing to it. amy nikolic on many minds. dominic raab because it just he's that guy just doesn't know when to leave a party joke that you well, that's not funny. amy actually , that's not funny. amy actually, because i am absolutely sick and tired of a culture that is starting to pervade this country. so we've be before proven . yeah, they need proven. yeah, they need evidence. where's empathy? this
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guy's dipped through the country. he's a brexit, so. right. one day they're after him and sean bailey. well, so we're meant to believe from gina miller because . maybe he was miller because. maybe he was a little bit tough on yes these the first accusations on record today from the independent that maybe because he was a little bit rude behind the scenes of the bbc filming that is reason for the deputy prime minister to lose his job. also showing this week the times reported on their front page staff . dominic raab front page staff. dominic raab was a little bit rude and abrasive. i'm sorry, sean, this is not reason to sack the bloke. it's not that he shouldn't. it's a it's a high pressure. of course, people are grilled from time to time. not a time to time. that's not a reason to your job. and i reason to lose your job. and i hopei reason to lose your job. and i hope i hope the next time someone on the opposition is rude, they lose their too. rude, they lose their job too. you have to treat people consistency. all consistency. but above all things the proof? things where is the proof? conclusive proof. but is witch hunt britain this is witch hunt britain. because you know bullying. what does it mean what doesit bullying. what does it mean what does it mean? and that means not
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sharing someone's view of not being rude and abrasive when you're trying to run the country by the way, he's against the civil service blob who are trying to stop him every turn. but look, i'm actually going to go shaun and the new go with shaun bailey and the new york they constant york times because they constant attacks britain are infuriate attacks on britain are infuriate me shaun bailey, dominique i mean my superstar panel thank you so much for your company. thank you for your company. all ihave thank you for your company. all i have absolutely loved it we are back monday at 9 pm. be with us there. next up it's is though goodnight.
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good you're with gb news in moment headlines. but first let's bring you the latest news headlines. and the bank of england has raised its base rate from three and a half % to 4% from three and a half% to 4% a day. it's the 10th increase in a row but inflation is beginning to fall. the bank also the uk, is set to enter a recession recession this year. but stresses economic downturns should be shorter and less severe than previously expected . the chancellor, jeremy hunt, today supported the bank of england's decision. we recognise it is very difficult for families , businesses up and down families, businesses up and down the when interest rates go up , the when interest rates go up, but much harder for would be if we didn't decisive steps

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