to >> but so far as labour seeks to rewrite the brexit deal, are they creeping us towards a decoupling with the eu .7 decoupling with the eu.7 >> i'll decoupling with the eu? >> i'll sound the alarm in my digest next. then my superstar panawagan. tonight, i'm joined by suzanne evans, calvin robinson and rebecca reid . but robinson and rebecca reid. but breaking tonight, the deranged march to net zero stutters as rishi sunak sensationally rows back on a series of commitments , including the ban on petrol and diesel cars and gas boilers , admitting successive governments have not been honest about the costs and trade offs of going green. so has he just won the election with that incredible pledge? plus after the italian island of lampedusa is overrun with a staggering 8000 illegal migrants in just three days, with claims russia's wagner group is launching hybrid warfare on mainland europe. how can we secure our own southern border from the growing invasion? nigel farage reveals what the growing catastrophe means for the eu and us later

this hour , and he'll react to this hour, and he'll react to that major breaking news on net zero, not zero. i like to call it also on the way as he is yet to be found guilty of any crime. is it wrong that russell brand has barred making has been barred from making money on his youtube channel? leilani dowding, anime leilani dowding, an anime mangan, will debate latest mangan, will debate the latest cancel in the cancel culture outrage in the clash. plus, us media superstar megan kelly issues a stark warning on why it's wrong to condemn either brand or his accusers before a police investigation is completed . and investigation is completed. and harvey proctor, whose own life was turned upside down after false claims were made against him, calls for due process over the brand allegations instead of trial by main stream and social media tom moore. also here with the latest secrets from inside the latest secrets from inside the royal family. and we'll bnng the royal family. and we'll bring you a first look. tomorrow's newspaper front pages, this wootton. pages, too. this is dan wootton. tonight. go . tonight. let's go. to you're watching tv news. britain's news

channel. well, i'm in a particularly chipper mood today because after months of saying rishi sunak , sunak has to do rishi sunak, sunak has to do something to try and win the next election has to do something to stop this deranged march to net zero as we come on air tonight, it turns out the prime minister has listened . so prime minister has listened. so in a dramatic statement which is going to divide the conservative party. but i think gives him a good chance versus the green zealots in labour at the next election . sunak has announced we election. sunak has announced we are committed to net zero by 2050. he's not. and the agreements we have made internationally he's not. but he says they want to do so in a better and more proportionate way. so sunak goes on to say, our politics must again put the long term interests of our country before the short term political needs of the moment . political needs of the moment. i'll be giving a speech this week out important week to set out an important long term decision we need to make our country becomes the make so our country becomes the place. i know all want it to place. i know we all want it to be for our children and specifically , these are the key

specifically, these are the key specifics he says. in other words , yes, petrol and diesel words, yes, petrol and diesel cars will not be phased out in 2030, but in 2035. that brings us in line with the eu. he also says the replacement of gas boilers will be delayed . so this boilers will be delayed. so this is going to cause a monumental political row. but the reason that i'm happy because, you know, i haven't been completely impressed with sunak's approach to of his pledges, but what to many of his pledges, but what this is provide some this does now is provide some clear blue water between the choice that we're going to have at the next election, because , at the next election, because, mark my words, labour are going to take us down a path of green zealotry that will cost the working class dearly . and working class dearly. and finally, the conservatives are especially in the red wall that hates zero, can say, look, we have policies that are not to going hit your pocketbook. so this is really fascinating news. nigel farage will be to here analyse it very shortly. but first, latest headlines with first, the latest headlines with polly middlehurst out .

polly middlehurst out. >> dan, thank you. good evening. well the top story tonight from the gp newsroom is that emergency measures are being put in place and commissioners will be appointed to take over the day to running of birmingham day to day running of birmingham city council. there'll also be a local inquiry into the labour run authority after it was declared effectively bankrupt . declared effectively bankrupt. but it's now facing a growing equal pay liability of around £1 billion. the communities secretary, michael gove , says secretary, michael gove, says today's action is aimed at protecting the interests of the city's residents . also in the city's residents. also in the news tonight, the head of channel 4 television says there's no evidence to suggest its management was told about serious allegations concerning russell brand . it comes as the russell brand. it comes as the bbc announced a review of the comedian's time at the corporation and the met. police confirming yesterday it had received a report of a separate assault alleged to have taken place in 2003. four four other allegations of rape or sexual

assault were published as part of a joint investigation by the sunday times and channel 4. mr brand denies all allegations against him . downing street said against him. downing street said today the bma's members could step back from industrial action this week. that's right. as rules ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended to doctors and nurses , extended to doctors and nurses, consultants in england are striking for 48 hours today over pay striking for 48 hours today over pay with junior doctors joining them tomorrow. and picketing until friday. and the government's faced criticism today for its decision to give avanti west coast a new long term contract at the department for transport has announced the train operator will continue to run services on the west coast main line for at least three years as that line runs from london to glasgow through birmingham, liverpool, manchester and edinburgh. but that's despite the company having the second worst

performance records in the country. on the railways , the country. on the railways, the financial conduct authority has concluded today that there's no evidence that banks close the accounts of customers because of their political views . it their political views. it follows the closure of nigel farage's account by coots . the farage's account by coots. the gb news presenter revealed that internal memos at the bank deemed his views incorrect assistant with its position as an inclusive organisation. the telegraph says his account wasn't included in the fca's report , but and today marks the report, but and today marks the first anniversary of queen elizabeth ii's funeral . the elizabeth ii's funeral. the state service took place at westminster abbey, which was followed by a committal service at saint george's chapel in windsor. she was laid to rest later that day at the george sixth memorial chapel in a service earlier this month marking the late queen's death. his majesty the king thanked the nafion his majesty the king thanked the nation for the love and support shown during his first year as

monarch . on tv online dab+ radio monarch. on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app . this is gb and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel news, britain's news. channel the betrayal of . 17.4 million the betrayal of. 17.4 million leave voters is coming in, but we're not prepared to go down without a fight . without a fight. >> champagne socialist in europhiles, sir cares behind closed doors meeting with macron and france today as the start of his party's anti—democratic desire to see the uk tied ever closer to the eu . with the closer to the eu. with the establishment media behind him, labour leaked its plans to seek a, quote, better brexit deal before starmer ended up face to face with the untrustworthy french president, who is currently taking nearly half £1 billion from us to do to all stop the boats invading our southern border . but that didn't southern border. but that didn't stop starmer boasting about

having a very political discussion with macron. did macron ? macron? >> did president macron tell you he'd be willing to renegotiate a brexit deal with the uk? >> look, we covered a wide range of issues and we did focus in particular on that relationship between our two countries. >> what do you think that's realistic? is that not just wishful thinking? how are you different? >> look, i'm very clear that this was a positive and constructive meeting. as i expected , as you would expect , expected, as you would expect, while both uk government and eu officials have joined together and brandon starmer, did fusional their words, i agree though, for believing he can renegotiate the brexit deal while remaining outside the single market and customs union. >> i actually think that's the issue . starmer wants us inside issue. starmer wants us inside the single market and inside the customs union. i mean, i will never forget he was the man who campaigned so hard to overturn the biggest democratic mandate in british history. to see us

shackle to the eu forever more . shackle to the eu forever more. >> our options must include campaigning for a public vote, and nobody is rolling out remain as an option . as an option. >> we've agreed that it must be subject to another referendum . subject to another referendum. >> let's try it out now. so the tories say we're out. >> the lib dems say we're staying. labour says if you vote for labour, the public will decide in a referendum and there's now only one way whether in this government or the next, put it to the people . put it to the people. >> there's absolutely no doubt that the eu is preparing for a starmer premiership with relish . the times has today revealed that the eu is open to creating a new associate outer tear to include countries in the single market, including norway , market, including norway, switzerland and yes, the uk stripping us of a host of democratic rights without officially having to rejoin in this would consign us to living in a brexit in name only future

forever for a european diplomatic source confirmed to the paper. the plan was designed with labour in mind, adding chillingly , it is carefully chillingly, it is carefully balanced politically to be a potential place for britain without the need to ever rejoin the eu or to hold a referendum . the eu or to hold a referendum. anyone who believes starmer's promise that he is going to respect the brexit vote hasn't considered his slippery persona even once. when it comes to fragrant political flip flops. i stake my reputation on the fact that starmer as prime minister, especially if he's propped up by the pro eu snp , lib dems and the pro eu snp, lib dems and greens, will guarantee a brexit betrayal and that cannot be allowed to happen. but to respond now my superstar panel, the journalist and political commentator suzanne evans , and commentator suzanne evans, and the conservative commentator calvin robinson, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reed . so and broadcaster rebecca reed. so calvin robertson look, i actually think today has been . actually think today has been. an especially in the past ten minutes, it's become one of the

most significant days in terms of heading to the next election. and actually seeing a clear choice now, because we haven't been satisfied with this conservative party for a long time. they haven't been particularly conservative, but all calvin, at all of a sudden, calvin, look at the alternative . you have the alternative. you have starmer on the one hand saying he wants to get back in in some way. now this big news tonight, which we're going to be covering throughout the show that rishi sunak has poured finally some cold water on the deranged march to net zero and specifically , he to net zero and specifically, he said that he's to going delay the ban on petrol and diesel car sales and also the ban of gas boilers. there's a choice now, calvin, there is a real choice here. finally. there's no choice i >>i -- >> i love your optimism. there's no choice putting you back five years. what is that? who is the government ban us bankers to government to ban us bankers to say buy petrol say you can no longer buy petrol cars? think it's outrageous. cars? i think it's outrageous. that's not a conservative policy i >> -- >> what about about labour >> what about what about labour and brexit, though ? and brexit, though? >> it's an impossibility. there is no he is willing to is no way he is willing to

undermine biggest democratic mandate. >> we saw that he was. >> we saw that he was. >> no, no way. they talk >> no, no way. they can talk about circles. they about inner circles. they can talk affiliate members. talk about affiliate members. but much but there's already so much voter apathy in this country. if he something that, he did something like that, democracy would be dead forever. >> the suzanne, >> but isn't the point, suzanne, and know obviously your and i know obviously your political life for political mission in life for a long to see us leave long time was to see us leave the we haven't done it the eu. we haven't done it properly we? but isn't the properly, have we? but isn't the issue we are going be even if issue we are going to be even if what calvin's saying is true, it's going to be brexit in name only under a labour government. >> i don't know that's going >> i don't know if that's going to happen. >> kind of calvin on >> i'm kind of with calvin on this. think you're absolutely this. i think you're absolutely right. those clips right. we saw those clips just now wanting now of keir starmer wanting another . another referendum. >> let's not forget he called the brexit vote catastrophic. >> took every opportunity he >> he took every opportunity he could vote against every could to vote against every pro—brexit member in parliament. he's talked about giving the real vote. yeah, he's talked about giving the vote eu about giving the vote to eu members in our general elections, which hasn't happened before. >> but why would you trust him? >> but why would you trust him? >> he is up against this red wall issue if he carries on talking like this, he is not going to win those red wall

labour seats back that he lost to the conservative and i'd be very interested. >> i can't wait hear rishi >> i can't wait to hear rishi sunak speech on zero this sunak speech on net zero this week. sunak speech on net zero this weelet's see what he has to say. >> let's see what he has to say. i agree with calvin. five years is nothing ban petrol is nothing ban on petrol and diesel know all this diesel cars. you know all this kind of taxation that we're facing petrol diesel, the facing on petrol and diesel, the threats you don't need. i'm with you. >> i'm with you and we will talk about it later. i'm with you personally, he'd personally, ali. i wish he'd scrapped target scrapped the 2050 target altogether. know that. but altogether. you know that. but i am going to celebrate good news when we get it. okay. >> it's also a pledge. it's not a policy. it's a pledge. >> no, but let's see. >> no, but let's see. >> take pinch of salt. >> take with a pinch of salt. >> take with a pinch of salt. >> we've got to make sure >> and we've got to make sure that does before the next that he does it before the next election. rebecca reid i think what's really fascinating to me, though, ft though, is looking at this ft interview with starmer this interview with with starmer this week where started invoking week where he started invoking the language of the ultimate remoaners again, you know, he said he said , i owe it to my said he said, i owe it to my children for us to have a closer relationship to the eu. i mean, thatis relationship to the eu. i mean, that is zealotry that is zealotry. he believes this to

his core. so i hear what calvin and susanna are saying, but i think he believes he's going to have two terms. and i think by the end of the second term we could be back in the eu. i honestly do. >> i don't think that's what's going to happen at all. >> that everybody else >> i think that everybody else is there are enough is right. there are enough labour voters who wanted to leave. is it gets very leave. this is it gets very ganged gets but because ganged up, it gets but because because what's because it gets what's going on here. if all three of us agree on something, we're probably right. been right. statistically, it's been made left right issue, made into a left right issue, but really left right but it's not really a left right issue. brexit. plenty issue. brexit. there are plenty of both who feel of people on both sides who feel different think he's different ways and i think he's doing thing always doing the same thing he always does. to nothing does. he's trying to say nothing and say as little as possible, so doesn't anybody so that doesn't make anybody cross. is cross. but the problem here is brexit isn't working terribly well. agrees whether well. everybody agrees whether you apathetic. you want to. i was apathetic. leave remain , whatever. we're leave remain, whatever. we're all agreeing because we have all agreeing. brexit, but agreeing. it's brexit, okay, but it's therefore it's not working. so therefore diplomacy conversation diplomacy and a conversation with has to be. it hasn't with france has to be. it hasn't worked well. read the frost worked well. read the lord frost column the daily telegraph. >> you know, actually, there are a lot of green shoots. sure. >> absolutely. shoots. >> absolutely. green shoots. lovely. that's what we wanted. that's exactly what we were

promised. all that promised. green shoots, all that money nhs and some green money for the nhs and some green shoots. but reality it hasn't happened. >> honestly, rebecca, brexit >> honestly, rebecca, if brexit was reason why we were in was the reason why we were in this financial why is this financial crisis, why is germany in the midst of a financial crisis? >> no one, no one says it's the only reason two years. no one says it's the only reason. but it hasn't helped. and there are also there logistical things also there are logistical things like through airport like going through an airport that difficult now. and that are more difficult now. and those lots people, are those lots of people, those are the those the kinds the kinds of those are the kinds of small things that make people cross. i didn't brexit. cross. i didn't vote brexit. i didn't about brexit. why didn't care about brexit. why didn't care about brexit. why didn't vote? love i, didn't i vote? because i love i, i was literally i was that won. we >> it reminds me we have our sovereignty that very sovereignty that is very sad. >> that the saddest >> calvin that is the saddest thing i've ever heard you say. you you you like queuing. it makes you whine with can i finish my point? actually loads point? because i actually loads of i think point? because i actually loads of idea i think point? because i actually loads of idea that i think point? because i actually loads of idea that we i think point? because i actually loads of idea that we couldi think point? because i actually loads of idea that we could make this idea that we could make a sweden and are not happy sweden and norway are not happy with their they've with their situation. they've got of machine got this sort of fax machine diplomacy hate. we diplomacy that they hate. we could friends could maybe make some friends with up with with them and come up with a situation makes us happy situation that makes us happy and makes little critical mass and makes a little critical mass that really nice. that would be really nice. >> idea. >> that's the idea. >> that's the idea. >> would be lovely. >> that's the idea. >> no, would be lovely.

>> that's the idea. >> no, it's uld be lovely. >> that's the idea. >> no, it's not be lovely. >> that's the idea. >> no, it's not cake./ely. >> no, it's not cake. >>— >> no, it's not cake. >> eat it too. boris johnson. love do. do a whole load love that. i do. do a whole load of other rights, but there might be that we don't really of other rights, but there might be about hat we don't really of other rights, but there might be about and ne don't really of other rights, but there might be about and the ion't really of other rights, but there might be about and the whole�*ally of other rights, but there might be about and the whole reason care about and the whole reason that negative attitude that is such a negative attitude to control , i felt need to have control, i felt you need to have control, i felt you need to find positive mental to find a positive mental attitude it's not attitude about this. it's not working need make working well and we need to make some changes. >> rebecca and some changes. >> evans, rebecca and some changes. >> evans, my rebecca and some changes. >> evans, my superstarind suzanne evans, my superstar panel all night now. panel with me all night now. still nigel still to come, nigel farage unleashed chaos unleashed on the migrant chaos swamping island of swamping the italian island of lampedusa and breaking tonight, an emphatic climb down from rishi sunak as he announces the deranged march to net zero will be scaled back by the government, including putting the petrol and diesel the ban on petrol and diesel cars has that cars back to 2035. so has that u—turn just won tories? the u—turn just won the tories? the election ? i'm not sure if nigel election? i'm not sure if nigel will agree with that, but he'll react for the first time shortly. up next in the shortly. but up next in the class, russell brand has his lucrative youtube account demonetised. sex demonetised. amid his sex assault claims. despite not being yet found of being yet found guilty of anything . so is that fair game anything. so is that fair game or have google jumped the gun? social commentator leilani dowding goes head to head with writer and broadcaster mae writer and broadcaster anna mae mangan voice most mangan. your voice is most important, though. at

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cancellation continues as the under—fire star has now had his lucrative youtube channel, demonetised , by the website's demonetised, by the website's owner, google . it means brand, owner, google. it means brand, who has yet to be found guilty of any alleged historical sex allegations, will no longer earn allegations, will no longer earn a reported £1 million a year from publishing videos to his 6.6 million subscribers as. a creator's off platform . creator's off platform. behaviour harms our users , behaviour harms our users, employees or ecosystem . we take employees or ecosystem. we take action to protect the community. we this decision applies to all channels that may be owned or operated by russell brand. it comes as the bbc today started removing shows which feature brand from its iplayer site. but what do you think? as he's yet to be found guilty of any crime is it wrong that russell brand has been banned from monetising his youtube videos down at gbnews.com vote? in our poll at gbnews.com vote? in our poll at gb news on twitter. but debating this , the social commentator this now, the social commentator leilani dodi and the writer and broadcaster anna mae mangan . broadcaster anna mae mangan. leilani, you're angry about this

decision , aren't you? decision, aren't you? >> you know, that shouldn't be trial by media. it's completely wrong. not only has he got no allegations , these allegations , allegations, these allegations, he's not been charged . there's he's not been charged. there's really bad feedback . and not really bad feedback. and not only is he not not only is he not being charged with anything , so i can't sorry , leilani. , so i can't sorry, leilani. >>— , so i can't sorry, leilani. >> sorry, leilani. we'll try and sort your sound out. we'll come to anime manga and so. so leilani sorry. anime leilani's point is that he hasn't been charged with any crime. >> no, i know that. >> no, i know that. >> but it's not like a bloke down the pub is saying that he has done these things and it's a crack team of journalists who have managed to uncover all these allegations from the sunday times channel 4 and then people are coming forward now to corroborate them and it's a cue for the police to get involved. >> and so, yes, he hasn't been charged with anything yet. but look , this is how harvey look, this is how harvey weinstein and gary glitter and

who else or all these guys got caught out by allegations in the first place that were followed up. so what's wrong with it? and also, if he was a decent guy , he also, if he was a decent guy, he just stepped down himself while this was being investigated rather than fighting for his carry on as normal because things are far from normal. >> so leilani , it doesn't sound >> so leilani, it doesn't sound like anime. manga believes in due well this is the due process. well this is the thing. >> this is a trial by media and we're already on a very slippery slope, as he had no slope, right? only as he had no , he's not been found guilty of anything. there are no charges against him. so it's for not us. it's not for youtube to be the judge and jury. it's not for them to say you cannot any longer provide for your family. if people want to turn youtube off and not watch him and not go on his page, then that's up to them. but they're not actually even taking his video down. they're just saying you can have your up, but you can't your videos up, but you can't get any money from it. right? so he provide for family

he can't provide for his family when he's being found guilty when he's not being found guilty . was an actor who . now, there was an actor who had sexual allegations made against him two years ago. he's now suing the guardian and because there never were any charges brought, there was no evidence . look, benjamin mendy, evidence. look, benjamin mendy, no clark and the case of noel clark, by the way, is absolute disgraceful. >> what he was put through. he lost all of his work and it hasn't come back and anime, the type of society that you want to be a part of seems to be guilty before being found innocent . before being found innocent. >> not at all. i'm not a supporter of this guy. i think his willy, willy, willy humour isn't funny at all. i think what he did to andrew sachs was granddaughter. >> understand? that's not the point. >> it's a lot about him . but >> it's a lot about him. but that isn't what this is about. this is about. this is about a really good long investigation that's thrown up a series of accusations about a guy. the worst one, i think that i've heard is that he brought 60 year

old girl home in a bbc car to his house after school. was he helping her with her homework? i mean, what was that about? so that alone to me rings massive alarm bells. so he should do the respectable thing . stand back. respectable thing. stand back. let all this be investigated by the police. i'm not saying trial by media, but how would it come out otherwise? he was never been given a trial by media, isn't it ? >> well, 7_ >> well, was ? >> well, was he ever 7 >> well, was he ever going to trial by media? so here's the thing. look at benjamin mendy. look at benjamin mendy the footballer. he had charges , the footballer. he had charges, the footballer. he had charges, the footballer. he had charges brought against him. he lost his job. he went to jail for several months and he found months and he was found innocent. there's no repercussions for these women . repercussions for these women. so i'm not saying that russell's innocent. i'm not saying that russell is guilty , but i'm russell is guilty, but i'm saying we shouldn't be saying that we shouldn't be jumping the gun and stopping them from being to work. them from being able to work. i don't trust the mainstream media. you know, you have to lose to lisa being set up at the peak of her fame and success by

the fake sheikh, you know, who went to this whole man who set her up as supplying drugs to the mainstream . media mainstream. media >> i don't recover anime . people >> i don't recover anime. people don't recover. >> don't know what you do for a living, but if you had a shop or a restaurant and he was your front man, you wouldn't allow him to work. while this is going on. i wouldn't allow him to work . not that he's guilty. >> so , so, so what you'd want >> so, so, so what you'd want you'd want completely innocent you'd want a completely innocent man. want a completely man. you'd want a completely innocent been innocent man who hadn't been found guilty of any crime . to found guilty of any crime. to lose job, to lose the lose his job, to lose the ability to provide for his family. honestly anna mae is sick. no, no. >> i think people should. if there's this much this many and this many people and this detailed and investigation throwing this out, then he has to respect it. >> that's fine. that's fine. so you believe in trial by media? that's absolutely fine. that is a position to take. well, you know, you do. >> it's not true because that's

literally what you've just said , because there has been no criminal investigation whatsoever. >> somebody women are now justified to go to the police and the police will take it from here. >> how did harvey find. >> how did harvey find. >> final word, leilani. leilani, final dispatches channel 4 and >> when dispatches channel 4 and the times do an investigation on who ghislaine maxwell bell was convicted of trafficking minors to, then i'll take the media mainstream and the time and everything else that i'm keeping without a licence i'm not okay. social commentator leilani dowding, the writer and broadcaster anna mae mangan. >> thank you both so much. but who do you agree with on this as he's yet to be found guilty of any crime? is it wrong that russell brand has been banned from monetising his youtube video? writes, video? sean on twitter writes, it's russell brand has it's so wrong. russell brand has not or found not even been charged or found guilty trial media is guilty at this trial by media is wrong not lawful. while wrong and not lawful. while megan evidence from megan writes the evidence from many abused women is many scared and abused women is so strong and so moving . but as so strong and so moving. but as much as these women deserve

justice, this brand also deserves a fair trial and not to be cancelled by the media and from deck on twitter this is cancel culture happening before our eyes. youtube aren't letting him earn an income and the media aren't letting him defend himself. and your verdict is now in. 76% of you agree it is wrong for russell brand to be monetised. 24% of you agreeing with the decision by youtube parent company google now a huge.so parent company google now a huge. so still to come with nigel farage, meghan kelly, harvey proctor and tom bower all on way . first, though, the on the way. first, though, the weather looks like things are heating up, boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello again, i'm alex burkill and welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. we do have some further wet and perhaps thundery weather on the way strong winds to way with some strong winds to the isobars a very tightly packed at the moment which just illustrates that it is so blustery, so windy at the moment

and pressure arriving , and low pressure arriving, bringing some further wet weather to many as well as weather to many parts as well as weather to many parts as well as we go through the end today we go through the end of today and overnight, we are going to have heavy of rain, have some heavy bursts of rain, particularly across parts of scotland. in scotland. there is a warning in force here also some further force here and also some further heavy rainfall parts of western england also are england and wales also are warning force here. warning in force here. temperatures for many, it temperatures for many, well, it is going be a mild on is going to be a mild start on wednesday it wednesday morning, though. it may not feel it because of the unsettled weather. of unsettled weather. a band of rain is going to push its rain then is going to push its way eastwards across parts of england in particular england and wales in particular with bursts go with some heavy bursts as we go through day , reaching parts through the day, reaching parts of the south—east into the afternoon, brighter skies afternoon, some brighter skies across parts of scotland and northern ireland. but also a feed coming in. and feed of showers coming in. and some of these could be heavy and thundery should thundery temperatures should just about get to highs of around 20 celsius in the south—east. the and south—east. but in the wind and the rain, it's not going to feel as warm that. rain will as warm as that. that rain will eventually as eventually clear through as we go wednesday into go through wednesday night into thursday. start thursday. so a brighter start for places thursday . but for many places on thursday. but again, we are going to see plenty of showers and some plenty of showers and also some heavy showery rain feeding into

western of scotland, in western parts of scotland, in particular with the risk of some thunder, there will be some further weather further unsettled weather through the week, but through the end of the week, but perhaps bit to perhaps something a bit drier to start saturday. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers are proud sponsors of weather on gb news . sponsors of weather on gb news. coming up. >> us media superstar meghan kelly weighs into the russell brand allegation with a passionate plea that sent her viral over the past 24 hours. meanwhile i'll share with you a revived clip of margaret thatcher warning about trial by media that you really don't want to miss. but first, and what the farage shocking claims emerged that staggering migrant that the staggering migrant invasion the italian island that the staggering migrant imlampedusae italian island that the staggering migrant imlampedusa istalian island that the staggering migrant imlampedusa is being island that the staggering migrant imlampedusa is being fuelled by of lampedusa is being fuelled by russian mercenary group wagner and breaking tonight, rishi sunak has confirmed a huge climbdown on his climate agenda to spare millions of hard pressed families paying for net zero. the pm says successive governments have not been honest about the costs and trade offs of going green. so will that prove a tory election winner ?

prove a tory election winner? this news has just broken in the last half hour. farage gives his first reaction live

isabel monday to thursdays from . six till 930 . us media . six till 930. us media superstar megan kelly on the way i >> -- >> but first, emma >> but first, it's what the farage with our very own nigel and breaking tonight rishi sunak has made his boldest move yet to salvage the general election for the tories by sensationally

rowing back on the government's deranged march to not zero. admitting that successive governments have not been honest about the costs and trade offs of going green. promising details later this week, the pm is expected to say the ban on petrol and diesel cars will be pushed back five years to 2035, in line with the eu . and in in line with the eu. and in a major statement tonight, sunak added we are committed to net zero by 2050 and the agreements we have made internationally , we have made internationally, but doing so in a better, more proportional way. our politics must again put the long term interests of our country before the term political needs the short term political needs of the moment. he's also delayed and the boiler ban, the gas boiler ban. so nigel, look, i know that you and i would rather see the net zero target go altogether because there's no way we can do it by 2050. and there's no way that we need to. however, nigel, some credit where it's due. this is a good move by sunak, isn't it? tonight >> oh, absolutely . no question

>> oh, absolutely. no question about it . i >> oh, absolutely. no question about it. i mean he's, he's really turning his back in a way . oh >> oh, we can hear you, nigel. sorry >> have you got me? >> have you got me? >> we've got you loud and clear. keep going. yeah >> no, absolutely. this is a good common sense move. and i must say it does make liz truss look very influential . well, i look very influential. well, i mean, there she was on monday morning saying these are two things that we ought to do . and things that we ought to do. and she pointed out there's a problem that 150 tory mps don't necessarily want to do it, but no , sunak is doing the right no, sunak is doing the right thing here, no question about it, because nigel, this will cause a civil war within the parliamentary party. >> i mean, we know conservative members will love it. the red wall will love it. but amongst mps , nigel, you know, the tory mps, nigel, you know, the tory wets are all for net zero. actually lots of them actually want it to be toughened up . want it to be toughened up. >> yes, i mean, david cameron ten years ago said vote blue, go

green and finished up with a candidates list full of people who really ought to be standing for the green party. you know, more than standing for the conservatives i mean, no country in the western world has reduced their carbon dioxide output more than we have. and we've done it by de—industrializing . we've by de—industrializing. we've doneit by de—industrializing. we've done it by taxing the poor. we've done it by pursuing a wind energy strategy , which means we energy strategy, which means we have to import electricity from france, belgium and norway . i france, belgium and norway. i mean, the whole thing has been insane. but no, dan, i'm with you. credit where it's due. the reaction action from the labour party will be fascinating and the reaction from boris johnson, fascinating , too. fascinating, too. >> well, yes, of course , >> well, yes, of course, because, you know, we have to provide both sides of the story here on gb news nigel. and we may not support net zero, but the inter—government intl panel on climate change stated in 2018 that the world needs to reach net zero by around 2050 is net zero by around 2050 if it is to meet paris agreement to meet the paris agreement target of global target of limiting global

warming . 1.5 c. deus target of limiting global warming .1.5 c. deus but warming to. 1.5 c. deus but moving on, nigel, europe's illegal migration crisis is descending into total chaos , descending into total chaos, with the italian island of lampedusa being over run with illegals travelling from africa as 8500 thousand arrived in just three days last week, dwarfing the tiny island's population of just 6000. prime minister giorgia melonis government has raised concerns that russia's mercenary wagner group could be orchestrating the huge surge in crossings from africa. nigel the journalist isabel oakeshott, has warned of hybrid war. they're creeping into europe. do you think that's what's going on? >> i don't know whether this is true or not. what i do know is that what happened at lampedusa can only be described as an organised invasion . 200 boats in organised invasion. 200 boats in the space of a few short days. you know that can't be organised by disparate gangs of traffickers. something bigger is at play. but the real problem

here is and i stood up in 2015 down and warned them , if you down and warned them, if you implement this eu asylum policy that says that anyone that crosses the med can stay, i said countless millions will come and you know , half of the chamber by you know, half of the chamber by booed, half of them examined their toe caps in embarrassment . do you know how many have come since then ? 4.7 million. 4.7 since then? 4.7 million. 4.7 million have already come in. about 27,000 have drowned in the mediterranean in the course of doing it. and now we're witnessing wave two and wave two will all unless they get tough on this and do a tony abbott and send the boats back and it's odd because they do have a returns agreement with tunisia, so why the hell they're not implementing don't know . implementing it? i don't know. this politically destroy this politically will destroy the european union, socially and culturally . god knows what culturally. god knows what damage it will do. and the biggest mystery of all is why

has giorgia meloni, why has she gone soft? why was she begging ursula von der leyan for help as opposed to saying as the italian prime minister, i'm going to deal with this? and that's so disappointing because we had such high hopes, high hopes, but look back on british shores. >> nigel, a definition of islamophobia rejected islamophobia that was rejected by the government has now been adopted by 1 7 councils in adopted by 1 in 7 councils in england , despite fears it could england, despite fears it could go too far and pose a risk to free speech. now that's because, nigel it defines islamophobia as any targets , any language that targets, quote, expressions of muslimness or perceived muslimness . so, or perceived muslimness. so, nigel, what do you think should take priority here? protection of religion or freedom of speech ? >> well, 7 >> well, there's no question that freedom of speech should be prioritised , but i would like to prioritised, but i would like to see a bit more defence of christianity because it seems that, you know, i mean, all right, i might take the mickey out of the archbishop of canterbury and i think that's pretty game i do that pretty fair game that i do that . but where is the defence of

christian culture? where is the recognition that the king is the leader of the church, the head of our church, that we have a full christian constitution and we can be tolerant of all and we're actually rather good at it , certainly compared to our european neighbours . but i just european neighbours. but i just think many of these local councils have got their priorities completely and utterly wrong . perhaps here's utterly wrong. perhaps here's another area where rishi sunak could stand up and say the right thing. >> indeed, both sides of the story, though. a spokesman for the muslim council of britain said the definition has widespread support and been widespread support and has been adopted most national adopted by most national political outside the political parties outside the conservative , which conservative party, which is once mired accusations once again mired in accusations of institutional islam phobia. and nigel, look, the financial conduct authority has announced that they have found no evidence of politicians being tide bank due to their political views . due to their political views. what the hell, nigel? you presented evidence directly to the contrary after your cancellation by coots i mean , i

cancellation by coots i mean, i didn't know whether to laugh or cry. >> looking at the front page of the of the financial times this morning to say that nobody has been debunked and i can give you a list as long as your arm of people have been de—banking including royston smith that rather gallant member of parliament for southampton itchen , who's been given itchen, who's been given a terrible time by tsb, the fca is not fit for purpose . house not fit for purpose. house financial services used to be the jewel in the crown of the british economy and they're failing the london stock exchange is failing our international reputation for being a good place to do business and do banking is failing, and the treasury need to act. they have got the power to act. they have got the power to get rid of these politicised idiots running the fca and to put some proper people in charge and up until now i must say that jeremy hunt and the city minister, andrew griffith , have minister, andrew griffith, have been enormously supportive of all the things that i've said

and try to campaign for the response today against the fca was that of a wet lettuce. i would say to the government, step up, get rid of these let's get somebody decent in. >> well, look, nigel, you know, i'm with you, but i will tell you what, one of those politicise idiots said today. just to be fair , fair and just to be fair, fair and balanced. always. fca chief executive nikhil rathi commented while no bank building, society or payment firm reported to us that they had closed accounts primarily due someone's primarily due to someone's political , further political views, further work is needed for us to be sure, and it certainly is. it certainly is, nigel farage, thank you so much , nigel. back 7 pm. tomorrow night here on gb news. but coming up, our migrant hotel bill rockets to £8 million a day while people trafficking gangs slashed the price of channel crossings thanks to sunak's crackdown on albanians. so is this proof the pm's approach is working and are rwandan style deportation policies the only way to end the crisis ? my way to end the crisis? my superstar panel debate shortly. but first, how have the russell

brand claims gone down across the pond? us media superstar meghan gives her take on meghan kelly gives her take on the allegations with a passionate that seen her go passionate plea that seen her go viral. she lays out her position live

next time now for us media superstar meghan kelly and russell brand's cancellation over historical sex assault claims has seen an important clip of margaret thatcher go viral, where she warns about the inherent dangers of trial by media. >> a court of law is the place where you deal with these matters if you ever get trial by television or guilt by accusation on that day , freedom accusation on that day, freedom dies as brand, of course, has not yet been found guilty of any crimes . crimes. >> but the bbc has already started removing his content

from its iplayer service . from its iplayer service. youtube, meanwhile, has demonetise his online videos depriving him of a reported £101 million a year in ad revenue. you say, meghan, look, this has been a highly divisive issue on both sides of the atlantic . you both sides of the atlantic. you think it's important not to condemn either the accusers or brand until due process has taken place ? taken place? >> correct? i have no desire to see russell brand's life dismantled and his ability to earn a living taken away from him based on allegations that are ten years old, that have not been invested by a court of law or any legal officer or in any legal proceeding. you know, not to anything away from these to take anything away from these reporters think reporters, but i think that there be higher there should be a higher standard before a man's standard before we take a man's living however however, we living away. however however, we cannot from the absurdity of cannot go from the absurdity of believe all women, which was never the right way into the absurdity of believe no women . absurdity of believe no women. and that's what we're now doing . and so people need to take a

pause before they resort to the knee jerk. he didn't do it because he's an alternative media voice. he didn't do it because he's on our side. and i hate to see conservatives who for the most part, dan, are supposed eschew celebrity supposed to eschew celebrity culture, act like lapdogs to russell brand just because he's winked at their side isn't the issue. >> meghan, the fact that actually there's been such a pile on without any form , um, of pile on without any form, um, of independent investigation, i mean, he's, he's had his show. i don't agree with that characterisation. he's been dropped by his publishing company and now on youtube say they can keep his videos up but he can't make any money from them. i disagree with the youtube move entirely. >> they should allow his fans to have access to him. this is the democratic can't say that word, but it's the democra c version of the internet . it like why of the internet. it like why youtube's virtue signalling with this his fans should have access

to him and he should not be depnved to him and he should not be deprived of his ability to make a living. however it is not correct to that been correct to say that there's been no independent investigation of this. , these this. these people, these three news are not on news organisations are not on the take. one of them, two of them have to essentially investigate themselves as a result this because were result of this because they were employing for part of the employing him for part of the time. they have no incentive really the fact that he really to out the fact that he was of these was doing some of these allegedly bad things while working them. you know working for them. do you know how much effort, dan, it takes for this kind of reporting, the number of reporters that on number of reporters that are on this the years long this and the years long investigation an investigation to convince an alleged victim to hand over her rape crisis centre documents and therapy notes and get the doctors to talk to you and get the text messages. i've covered these stories. it takes a lot. now that doesn't mean everyone has condemn brand and has to condemn russell brand and decide that they're true. decide that they're 100% true. you the rape allegation, you know, the rape allegation, which is one of the most serious, is if you if you drill down on the message down on the text message exchange between this woman and russell, away russell, you could walk away concluding that what she was angry about was they had angry about was that they had sex condom, not rape. sex without a condom, not rape. as we truly understand that

word, she says it was rape and she went to the race rape crisis centre the next day. and as a very charged , angry exchange very charged, angry exchange with russell on the text. but i would not say that there's no evidence. i would just say there's enough to be there's enough for us to be suspicious he did and we suspicious of what he did and we should wait. look, we've seen trial by media fail time after time. take take a look at the michael jackson quote documentary , which was nothing documentary, which was nothing of finding neverland . of the kind. finding neverland. it hbo. and guess what? it went on hbo. and guess what? we if you took one minute we saw? if you took one minute to dig, found that one to dig, you found out that one of main accusers in that had of the main accusers in that had lied under oath in a civil litigation against michael jackson about writing a book about him and only got caught when michael jackson's estate lawyers went to all the publishing houses and found the draft document, the draft book that had been submitted by this guy ' that had been submitted by this guy , he lied when asked by the guy, he lied when asked by the michael jackson lawyers, did you ever submit no, never. ever submit a book? no, never. you about that, did you never heard about that, did you? the media's you? because the media's wouldn't wouldn't report on that. just wanted to that. they just wanted to

condemn jackson . condemn michael jackson. >> think that's a really >> and i think that's a really good example problem. and good example problem. yeah. and i that documentary is a i think that documentary is a really example , meghan, really good example, meghan, because was completely because i was completely snookered by it . i was taken in, snookered by it. i was taken in, itook snookered by it. i was taken in, i took it on face value and i have huge regrets about that now. meghan and so all i'm concerned about is that was channel 4. this is channel 4, or in this case, the accusers. i think it's important that we don't describe them as victims or survivors because at this point they are accusers is the right word and they are anonymous. meghan from what we're told, channel 4 also didn't provide the names of the accusers to russell brand . i accusers to russell brand. i agree with you, but let's not knows is terrible . of course knows is terrible. of course it's terrible . but i think there it's terrible. but i think there needs to be a process . and it's needs to be a process. and it's fascinating hearing thatcher, actually, because she's right , actually, because she's right, isn't she? she's she's right. it's a very dangerous society. when the media is the judge, jury when the media is the judge, jury and executioner . jury and executioner. >> trial by media does not work. but i'm just going to say this.

okay and look, i am very open minded to proof that he didn't do any of this, as i've just demonstrated michael demonstrated with my michael jackson allen jackson and woody allen controversial statements. okay um, don't i don't really care um, i don't i don't really care if it if it turns out that the rape charge or the sexual assault charges fall apart . assault charges fall apart. you're 31 years old and you have sex allegedly over a three month penod sex allegedly over a three month period with a 16 year old, we're done. okay. i'm unsubscribing . done. okay. i'm unsubscribing. all right. and i am sick of conservatives online trying to defend that as though she had a role in it. she was a minor, just because you can't be prosecuted for it doesn't mean it's right. the concern of men i know are lovely . they're know are lovely. they're ethical, they're honourable . ethical, they're honourable. it's not to say they've never fallen down in their lives, but in no world would they be taking advantage of a 16 year old minor. i have a daughter who's four years away from that. you come anywhere near her as a 31 year old man and we are going to have a serious problem. and it's not to be over you not going to be over whether you get sized on youtube. get demonetise sized on youtube. i really friends the i really hope my friends and the

conservative of the aisle conservative side of the aisle would rememberjust because would remember just because we're over metoo and it was we're all over metoo and it was an overreaction and it went too far it got politicised. far and it got politicised. doesn't mean that we have to knee jerk defend every scumbag who gets of bad behaviour. >> no, indeed it is a very nuanced argument and thank you for bringing that nuance to it because unfortunately we as you say, it's been missing in a lot of the coverage , i would say, on of the coverage, i would say, on on both sides of it. so meghan kelly, thank you so much. there's much more of this, by the way, meghan on the the way, from meghan on the brilliant kelly show, brilliant meghan kelly show, which find youtube which you can find on youtube and a podcast. you, and as a podcast. thank you, meghan. week. meghan. we'll speak next week. but one man knows but coming up, one man who knows what be cancelled what it's like to be cancelled off back of historic off the back of historic allegations. former allegations. as former conservative proctor , conservative mp harvey proctor, he received nearly £1 million compensation from the met police over their bungled operation. midland investigation. and he's got a stark warning about letting due process take its course. he's live shortly. but next in the mediabuzz rishi sunak makes his boldest bid yet to salvage the next general election by sensationally

announcing tonight, he'll backtrack on key net zero pledges, including pushing the ban on petrol and diesel cars back and promising brits that we won't be subjected to dystopia and restrictions on meat and travel. so my superstar panel will get stuck into this huge breaking news next. and we'll have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press . there's the weather , the press. there's the weather, the press. there's the weather, the temperatures rising . the temperatures rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello again. i'm alex burkill and welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. we do have further wet and have some further wet and perhaps weather on the perhaps thundery weather on the way with some strong winds to the isobars, a very tightly packed at the moment, which just illustrates that it is so blustery, so windy at the moment and low pressure arriving , and low pressure arriving, bringing further wet bringing some further wet weather to many parts as well as weather to many parts as well as we through the end of today we go through the end of today and overnight, going to and overnight, we are going to have bursts rain,

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gb news. it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight rishi sunak may say huge bid to win the next general election by sensationally sinking the deranged march to net zero. >> the pm announces that successive governments have not been honest about the costs and trade offs of going green. he's expected to push back the ban on petrol and diesel cars and the demonisation of gas boilers and even promise us that we won't have dystopian restrictions on eating meat or travelling. so has sunak just saved the tories bacon that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight i'm joined by suzanne evans , calvin robinson and

evans, calvin robinson and rebecca reid. plus, as the allegations against russell brand lead, both the bbc and youtube to restrict his content before before he's found guilty of any crimes, has the case already turned into a trial by mainstream media? former mp harvey proctor, whose life was turned upside down by false child sex allegations back in 2015, joins me live to share his real lived experience . also real lived experience. also coming up, brawn has become the latest brand to cave to extreme gender madness after advertising men's trimmers by using a trans model bearing double breast removal scars. so when will these companies learn that if you go woke, you go broke? and as the new children's book claiming stonehenge was built by black people rewriting british history in a deranged pursuit of diversity . we'll cover all of diversity. we'll cover all of that in the media buzz. and with prince william expected to pedal the urgency of the climate crisis during his visit to new york, does our future king risk straying into politics?

distinguished royal biographer tom bower live in the studio to give his expert analysis . there give his expert analysis. there will also be a new, greatest britain and union jack before the night is out. and the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages coming up straight after polly . polly middlehurst. >> dan, thank you and good evening. we start with the breaking news this hour that the prime minister says he'll set out plans for a more proportionate approach to the uk hitting net zero by 2050. in a major speech this week, the major speech this week, the major policy shift comes after speculation that a slew of climate change policies were to be axed. in a statement, rishi sunak said for too long, politicians have not been honest about the costs and trade—offs and the politics needs to put the long term interests of the country before the short term political needs of the moment. but shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds says the announcement is no way to run a country . country. >> well, we are making clear

that we are absolutely rejecting this completely futile short term and facile way of doing politics. >> this is not a serious way to make long term decisions that require vast amounts of investment where lots of jobs are at risk. we won't play that game. we want serious long term industrial policy, but we recognise this is not a serious contribution to that debate. it is being driven as ever by the absolute internal civil war and chaos the conservative chaos within the conservative party . party. >> well, also the news today, emergency measures are being put in place and commissioners are to going be appointed to take over the day day running of over the day to day running of birmingham city council. there'll be a local inquiry there'll also be a local inquiry into the labour run authority after it was declared effectively bankrupt. it's now facing a growing equal pay liability of around £1 billion. the communities secretary, michael gove, says today's action is aimed at protecting the interests of birmingham's residents . as the head of residents. as the head of channel 4 television said today, there's no evidence to suggest

its management were told about serious allegations concerning russell brand. it comes as the bbc announced a review of the comedian's time at the corporation and the met. police confirmed yesterday it had received a report of an assault alleged to have taken place in 2003. separately four other allegations of rape or sexual assault were published as part of a joint investigation by the sunday times and channel 4. mr brown denies all allegations against him . downing street has against him. downing street has said today that the bma's members could step back from industrial action this week. that's as rules ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended to doctors and nurses . consultants doctors and nurses. consultants in england are striking for 48 hours from today over pay , with hours from today over pay, with junior doctors joining them tomorrow and picketing until friday. pay and the financial conduct authority has concluded there's no evidence that banks closed the accounts of customers

because of their political views. it follows the closure of nigel farage's account with coote's . the gb news presenter coote's. the gb news presenter revealed that internal memos at the bank deemed his views inconclusive with their position as an inclusive organisation. the telegraph says mr farage's account wasn't included in the fca's report . this is gb news fca's report. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on your digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . channel news. channel >> tomorrow's newsnight. now in our mediabuzz got the first front pages in so hot off the press in the independent leads with the possibility of the uk rejoining the european union as an associate member of course, i spoke about this and my diocese at the top of the show. we need to worry about this. if sir keir comes france and comes to power, france and germany plans to germany pushing these plans to offer associate member status

offer us associate member status while giving away a whole load of rights . the metro runs with of rights. the metro runs with toxic brand as pressure continues to pile onto the comedian russell with broadcasters pulling him from their platforms, publishers distancing themselves and brand himself, even shutting down his pub, harvey proctor on why bran deserves due process shortly. but my superstar panel return now. the journalist and political commentator suzanne evans, the conservative commentator calvin robinson , and commentator calvin robinson, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. and breaking tonight, rishi sunak has made his boldest move yet to salvage the general election for the tories by sensationally rowing back on the government's deranged march to net zero, admitting that successive governments have not been honest about the costs and trade offs of going green. hear here promising details. later this week, the pm is expected to say the ban on petrol and diesel cars will be pushed back. five years to 2035 in line with the

eu . the aim is to also get rid eu. the aim is to also get rid of all gas boilers , but that of all gas boilers, but that date has also been diluted. we don't know to when at this point the proposed costly energy efficiency regulations on homes will also be scrapped and perhaps most importantly, it's understood sunak will tell us that there will be no new dystopian taxes to discourage flying. no government policies to change people's diets and no measures to encourage car pooung measures to encourage car pooling sunak said. tonight we are committed to net zero by 2050 and the agreements we have made internationally, but doing so in a better, more proportionate way. our politics must again put the long term interests of our country before the short political needs the short term political needs of movement . i'll giving of the movement. i'll be giving a speech to set out an a speech this week to set out an important term decision. we important long term decision. we need to make so our country becomes i we all becomes the place i know we all want to be our children want it to be for our children in. so calvin robertson , i think in. so calvin robertson, i think this is a case of thinking about what sort of government do we

want after the next election , want after the next election, because while personally i would have actually liked to see the 2050 target scrapped altogether, this is a move towards that under labour, we are going to see those deranged policies, but we're going to see them on speed. >> but we know when politicians say we're not going to do something , you know, down the something, you know, down the line, it's going to happen. when they're talking banning they're talking about banning travel, we're travel, deciding what we're allowed to eat, what kind of food we're allowed to buy, whether we're allowed to have meat not, it's meat or not, because it's carcinogenic or bad for the environment. is a slippery environment. that is a slippery slope communism. that's environment. that is a slippery slopewe're communism. that's environment. that is a slippery slopewe're talkingmunism. that's environment. that is a slippery slopewe're talking aboutn. that's environment. that is a slippery slopewe're talking about here. it's what we're talking about here. he's be doing he's saying we won't be doing this. doing that. this. we won't be doing that. why is it even up for conversation? where's this coming me, it's kind of >> but to me, it's kind of completely incongruous, incongruous with the energy bill that's parliament incongruous with the energy bill that's moment, parliament incongruous with the energy bill that's moment, which arliament incongruous with the energy bill that's moment, which arliatalked at the moment, which has talked about criminals of those about making criminals of those people can't can't people who refuse or can't can't because afford to or because they can't afford to or they don't want to or they're not to upgrade their homes not able to upgrade their homes to standards. so on the to net zero standards. so on the one we've got sunak one hand, we've got rishi sunak saying this and on the other saying this and on the other

saying letting this saying that he's letting this bill go through parliament that completely seems to say the opposite. this is politicking? >> it's politics. >> i think it's politics. >> i think it's politics. >> i'm sorry. i do. we've signed up international agreements up to international agreements on not going to on net zero. it's not going to be unravel be that easy to unravel britain's response that. it britain's response to that. it isn't just the can down isn't just pushing the can down the road. >> what i think the >> and that's what i think the tories should have long ago done, the thing is, done, because the thing is, suzanne, it's technology that will end us. indeed. >> exactly right. and if we had the technology already and the technology was working, we'd all be gagging for net zero. absolutely. who none of us really wants to be a plundering the earth using fossil fuels. if there were alternatives available that worked, i'd be the first one in line to get them. but the fact is, they don't. the heat pumps are a joke. they don't fit in your house. >> they are way too expensive and they don't properly heat your winter. like how your homes in winter. like how i was going to rid of my was ever going to get rid of my gas and so this is gas boiler. and so this is good language. is language. language. this is good language. it is. >> e.- ei- >> yeah, it is. but tell me about it. you know, i had a quote for £45,000 install a quote for £45,000 to install a heat just completely, heat pump. it's just completely, completely unaffordable, al. and people other thing

completely unaffordable, al. and peofreally other thing completely unaffordable, al. and peofreally gets other thing completely unaffordable, al. and peofreally gets me other thing completely unaffordable, al. and peofreally gets me otiin thing completely unaffordable, al. and peofreally gets me otiin fact,] that really gets me and in fact, one the bosses green one of the bosses of the green energy this today energy company said this today by pushing this net zero stuff, we're ourselves into the we're pushing ourselves into the hands because china is hands of china because china is taking we're still taking no notice. so we're still to be dependent on china to going be dependent on china for technology and it's for the technology and it's nonsense. i just don't it's what he's saying now to me does not make any sense with what he says. >> if it's a seven year deadline or a 27 year deadline, it's not going to make a massive difference. really and truly, all it's to mean all it's going to do is mean that normal folk are that normal common folk are going to have to pay down the nose to nose for these upgrades to boilers and and right boilers and cars and left, right and calvin cowan yeah, boilers and cars and left, right and got calvin cowan yeah, boilers and cars and left, right and got toalvin cowan yeah, boilers and cars and left, right and got to let] cowan yeah, boilers and cars and left, right and got to let] co celebrate you've got to let me celebrate some no, no. some people. no, no, no. >> come come on. we love >> come on, come on. we love your optimism. we love your utany your optimism. we love your litany of news of this litany of bad news out of this government. got be mean government. i've got to be mean about because about your celebrating because i think bit of a think there's a little bit of a hypocrisy earlier hypocrisy here that earlier you complained keir starmer complained that keir starmer had said about a better said something about a better world children, and you world for our children, and you just speech from rishi just praised a speech from rishi sunak, him sunak, which ends with him saying our children. >> why is it fine for one of them and for the other? them and not for the other? because what you called it

weaponised language? because what you called it weapon no.i language? because what you called it weapon no. because e? because what you called it weapon no. because what he's >> no, no. because what he's saying the way we saying is that the way that we give a better world, you know, children is not by making folk poon children is not by making folk poor. issue with your >> your issue was with your issue with with politicians slicing a better world for their children rhetorical children as a as a rhetorical device. and good for device. and if it's good for one, good for both. one, it's good for both. >> be honest, i'm not >> to be honest, i'm not not going hear going to be surprised to hear this. not the biggest fan of sunak, actually. and so sunak, actually. and i think so far he has wasted his time as prime you prime minister but you know, rebecca, huge supporter rebecca, i was a huge supporter of boris where was the one main area boris loves the environment . exactly. so hear me out. where was the one main area i disagreed with? boris the march, the deranged march to not zero. so this is good. >> so one thing. the one thing as our resident liberal north london luvvie, how do you feel about this? are you horrified? are you mortified? do you think he's going to destroy the planet? >> that triggering for >> that was very triggering for me we all know, i now me because as we all know, i now have to live in south london. >> there's lots lovely. >> there's lots of lovely. >> there's lots of lovely. >> it's not north london, though, joking. though, is it? oh, i'm joking. i'm joking. i all she's i'm joking. i love all she's not joking tried to move on >> if we tried to move on anyway, one thing will agree anyway, one thing i will agree with you said is that

with you that you said is that technology the answer here. technology is the answer here. >> i think that >> and i think that is absolutely really absolutely true. what we really need doing, back to need to be doing, i go back to this and time again nuclear this time and time again nuclear energy was a very sensible thing and bad people and it has bad pr and people panic and i think we panic about it. and i think we blame nick for that one. blame nick clegg for that one. yeah speaking, yeah but broadly speaking, that was really idea and that was a really good idea and that should have more investment. and also crucially, do also crucially, we need to do better to try and make people better pr to try and make people not it. but issue not afraid of it. but my issue is that i don't think the investment is being put there. i think put investment is being put there. i thi power put investment is being put there. i thi power companies put investment is being put there. i thi power companies to put investment is being put there. i thi power companies to do put investment is being put there. i thi power companies to do better, on power companies to do better, but nebulous. they but it's very nebulous. they just people, putting just keep hiring people, putting little of money into little little bits of money into little things. but we need a consistent, to consistent, concerted drive to actually consistent, concerted drive to actualgoing to fix i that's going to fix this. i don't think it's and then you can the ip to sell it to the can use the ip to sell it to the rest the world. rest of the world. >> think we need to stop with >> i think we need to stop with these wind farms, with these wind farms, stop with these wind farms, stop with these are these solar panels that are destroying. what do we do? what we is back to we need to do is go back to agriculture, back farming. agriculture, go back to farming. at the moment the government is subsidising we become farming, but we should become self—sufficient, have some negative impacts negative environmental impacts as well. >> negative. as well. >> it negative. as well. >> it providesitive. for to >> it provides food for you to eat so can and be farming. >> you can be. farming bad >> you can be. farming is bad farming methane emissions. >> you can be. farming is bad farrthis methane emissions. >> you can be. farming is bad farrthis mythisne emissions. >> you can be. farming is bad farrthis mythisne the ssions. >> you can be. farming is bad farrthis mythisne the biggest. >> you can be. farming is bad farryou'rerthisne the biggest. >> you can be. farming is bad farryou'rerthisne tieatiggest. >> you're joking. i eat

mcdonald's is mcdonald's most weeks. that is not characterisation not a fair characterisation of me. very pro cooking, me. i'm very, very pro cooking, very agriculture pro very pro agriculture, very pro like miles. but you like small food miles. but you can't methane can't deny that methane is a problem with the environment. i love that. >> said she w—n >> rebecca said she goes to mcdonald's and mcdonald's every week and then she's pro cooking. i love she's very pro cooking. i love i'm not i'm not when i'm drunk. >> this program >> you had a lot on this program tonight, intergovernmental panel on stated on climate change, ipcc stated that world needs to that in 2018, the world needs to reach net zero by around 2050 if it is meet the paris it is to meet the paris agreement target of limiting global to 1.5 c. global warming to 1.5 c. >> now on to the other. big news of the day the world may have mocked when mexico's congress was presented with supposed proof of extraterrestrial life last week. but i didn't. as the ufo enthusiast jame morrison suggested , these were mummified suggested, these were mummified auen suggested, these were mummified alien corpses. do you remember this ? but in an incredible this? but in an incredible twist, a doctor has now claimed medical scans of the corpses show they are indeed made from a single skeleton and that at

least one of them was alive . least one of them was alive. intact was biological and was in gestation after large lumps resembling eggs were found in its abdomen. this is huge . watch its abdomen. this is huge. watch . in the specimens. >> bev turner de armado externo i >> -- >> wow. hm hum >> wow. now it's worth noting many in the scientific community are yet to be convinced, slamming the claims as unsubstantiated and may be a hoax. but i think, and this was always my gut feeling, guys, i think they might be on to something here. >> bless you. oh, how hard have we worked for credibility? >> all of us. every week we turn up you'll ever see. up abstraction you'll ever see. >> they trying to >> what are they trying to distract from? >> it is. >> of course it is. >>— >> of course it is. >> what's just happened with the scan? >> i don't know. going >> i don't know. i'm going to say know. say i don't know. >> these people are in on it. >> all of the people in the mexican congress on mexican congress are in on it. why don't just be why don't you just at least be open minded to it? >> i saw that >> i'm pretty sure i saw that one of the people that showed this had this to the congress was had a history faking alien history of faking alien sightings history of faking alien sigiand s history of faking alien

sigiand you think it's covering >> and you think it's covering something this like something up? this is like a bingo government bingo because the us government keep releasing little tidbits about as well. about ufos as well. >> at the moment this is definitely distraction on. >> next, you're going be >> next, you're going to be telling me you don't believe in the monster. telling me you don't believe in the oh, monster. telling me you don't believe in the oh, do. onster. >> oh, no, i do. >>— >> oh, no, i do. >> i'm a big believer in this. >> oh, no, i do. >> absolutely.eliever in this. >> oh, no, i do. >> absolutely. me ler in this. >> oh, no, i do. >> absolutely. me too.�*| this. >> oh, no, i do. >> absolutely. me too. truther. what you mean? evans do stand by. >> because coming up, brawn is by. >> latest;e coming up, brawn is by. >> latest brandiing up, brawn is by. >> latest brandiingadoptrawn is the latest brand to adopt extreme gender madness with a shocking new advert for men's trimmers a trans model trimmers featuring a trans model banng trimmers featuring a trans model baring removal baring double breast removal scars . so will these scars. so when will these companies you go companies learn that if you go woke, broke? my superstar woke, you go broke? my superstar panel return to debate that panel will return to debate that later next, the later tonight. but next, the allegations against russell brand both bbc and brand lead both the bbc and youtube his content youtube to restrict his content before he's found guilty of any crime. so has the case already turned into a trial by mainstream media? former mp harvey proctor, whose life was turned upside down by false child sex allegations back in 2015, joins me live to share his experience. and he's got a plan , actually, as to how we can stop these cases descending into this sort of madness. harvey proctor live .

christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . royal bombshells from tom radio. royal bombshells from tom bower on the way. >> but first, following the historic sexual assault allegations against russell brand , youtube has demonetised brand, youtube has demonetised his online videos, depriving him of a reported £1 million a year in ad revenue, despite not yet being found guilty of any crimes. the calls for his

cancellation have been weighed against warnings of the disturbing trend towards trial by media and social media, which other public figures have, of course fallen victim to. paul gambaccini our very own jim davis and cliff richard were among those attacked by the court of public opinion when false allegations were lodged against them as part of operation yewtree, the bbc. even flew a helicopter over cliff's home. additionally, in 2015, former conservative mp harvey proctor had his life turned upside down after he was the target of false claims by the fantasist carl beech in operation midland . since his operation midland. since his terrible ordeal, harvey has campaigned for individuals accused of sexual offences to receive anonymity until they are charged . ford and harvey proctor charged. ford and harvey proctor joins me now. harvey, you're very concerned about what you've seen going on in terms of trial by media of russell brand over the past few days . the past few days. >> good evening to you and to

your viewers. i'm not here to defend russell brand. i don't really like his brand of alleged humour. >> what i am here to defend is the golden thread in british criminal history and that is the prism option of innocence before guilt . that i prism option of innocence before guilt. that i think has been violated tremendously in the last few days . last few days. >> and i think it's quite extraordinary that times the sunday times and channel 4 dispatch is has apparently for the last four years been investigating meeting an alleged rapist, but not gone to the police. so allowing an alleged rapist to travel the streets of

the united states of america and the united states of america and the united states of america and the united kingdom . for four the united kingdom. for four years. if they had justification and evidence, they should have insisted that the complainant should gone in immediately to the police in the usa and in the united kingdom . in that respect, united kingdom. in that respect, the media or this particular part of the media not covered themselves in glory . themselves in glory. >> and harvey, am i correct in saying that you believe he shouldn't be named until he's charged with a crime . charged with a crime. >> i do . in my case, charged with a crime. >> i do. in my case, i charged with a crime. >> i do . in my case, i was named >> i do. in my case, i was named when i was not arrested or prosecuted. >> my name was all around the media in go and newspapers . and

media in go and newspapers. and that had dreadful responses for me. >> and for other of my colleagues who were named by mr peach. colleagues who were named by mr peach . in my case, you know , i peach. in my case, you know, i lost my home by repute and almost my life. so . i feel very almost my life. so. i feel very strongly about these matters , strongly about these matters, whether it was mr brennan or someone else . someone else. >> and of course, due process follow . and of course, he was an follow. and of course, he was an amplified in the media, wasn't he , by james o'brien. amplified in the media, wasn't he , by james o'brien . in he, by james o'brien. in >> well mr o'brien is a minnow in these matters . i >> well mr o'brien is a minnow in these matters. i didn't >> well mr o'brien is a minnow in these matters . i didn't write in these matters. i didn't write him when i think he was talking on lbc . on lbc. >> i was in spain trying to avoid death threat . avoid death threat. >> so i've heard others talk .

>> so i've heard others talk. >> so i've heard others talk. >> o'brien's role in these men . >> o'brien's role in these men. >> o'brien's role in these men. >> now, harvey , i wanted to show >> now, harvey, i wanted to show you because earlier today you said that you thought margaret thatcher would be spinning in her grave about this march towards trial by media. and it remind me of this wonderful moment of maggie. let's have a look. and you can react off the back. >> a court of law is the place where you deal with these m atters. matters. >> if you ever get trial by television or guilt by accusation , that day freed them, accusation, that day freed them, dies , freedom dies. dies, freedom dies. >> but that's where we're at, harvey. that's where we're at in 2023. >> mrs. thatcher was right. >> mrs. thatcher was right. >> 30 odd years ago . >> 30 odd years ago. >> 30 odd years ago. >> she is right now . >> she is right now. >> she is right now. >> i think we have have increasingly in the last few

decades , lost freedom . and decades, lost freedom. and i hope that we can call a halt to this . this. >> let us see what happens to this particular case and how it rolls out. but i've been very concerned in my own case, but also in cases is that as i've looked at freedom is under threat . freedom in this country threat. freedom in this country needs to be protected . and what needs to be protected. and what alarms me , you know, have you alarms me, you know, have you heard any politician from any party going to the media and media in two days insisting on innocence ? innocence? >> quite the opposite . quite the >> quite the opposite. quite the opposite , actually. opposite, actually. >> no . >> no. >> no. >> they all had a view one way or the other on these matters.

as i started. i have no view on mr grant. >> i don't know him. i'm sure i don't like him . don't like him. >> it's the principles. i'm concerned about. but from the prime minister downwards , not a prime minister downwards, not a word about innocent until proven guilty. terrible >> what are the state of politicians now compared with the clear expression of freedom by mrs. thatcher all those years ago ? ago? >> well, you are a man of principle . harvey proctor. thank principle. harvey proctor. thank you for speaking up on this. really great to speak to you tonight . really great to speak to you tonight. esteemed really great to speak to you tonight . esteemed royal tonight. esteemed royal biographer tom bower , and my biographer tom bower, and my superstar coming up on the superstar panel coming up on the latest to risk going, woke latest brand to risk going, woke and going broke . first, though, and going broke. first, though, the weather that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. i'm alex burkill

and welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. we do have some further wet and perhaps thundery weather on the way strong winds to way with some strong winds to the isobars are very tightly packed at moment, which just packed at the moment, which just illustrates that it is so blustery , so windy at moment blustery, so windy at the moment and pressure arriving, and low pressure arriving, bringing further wet bringing some further wet weather to many parts as well as weather to many parts as well as we go through the end of today and overnight. so we are going to bursts of to have some heavy bursts of rain, particularly across parts of there a warning of scotland. there is a warning in and also in force here and also some further parts of further heavy rainfall. parts of western england also western england and wales also are in force here. are warning in force here. temperatures for many well , it temperatures for many well, it is be a mild start on is going to be a mild start on wednesday though it may wednesday morning, though it may not the not feel it because of the unsettled weather . a band of unsettled weather. a band of rain then is going to its rain then is going to push its way of way eastwards across parts of england and wales particular england and wales in particular with heavy bursts as we go with some heavy bursts as we go through the day. reaching parts of into the of the south—east into the afternoon, some brighter skies across parts of scotland and northern ireland, but also a feed of showers coming in. and some these could be and some of these could be heavy and thundery should thundery temperatures should just highs of

just about get to highs of around in the around 20 celsius in the south—east. but in the wind and the rain, it's not going to feel as warm as that. that rain will eventually clear we eventually clear through as we go night into go through wednesday night into thursday. go through wednesday night into thlmany places on thursday. but for many places on thursday. but again, we are going to see plenty of showers and also some heavy showery rain feeding into western parts of scotland in particular with the risk of some thunder . particular with the risk of some thunder. there will some thunder. there will be some further weather further unsettled weather through week, but through the end of the week, but perhaps bit drier perhaps something a bit drier to start saturday. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> coming up, prince william announced the 2023 earthshot finalist today in new york while also linking up with world leaders to talk about climate change. so is the heir to the throne strain too far into politics or doing a great job? royal biographer tom bower live in give his expert in the studio to give his expert analysis on that. harry and analysis on that. and harry and meghan at the invictus games next. braun bosses have caved to the extreme gender madness and

thought a shocking new advert for men's trimmers featuring a trans model bearing double breast removal scars will help to flog more product. but do these companies not realise if you go woke you bro broke? plus a new children's book claim stonehenge built by black stonehenge was built by black people. is this complete people. so is this complete rewrite of british history part of deranged drive for diversity over facts? we'll debate both of those issues in three

have been off individually. when you're listening to gb news radio . let's return to radio. let's return to tomorrow's news site now on our media buzz and more front pages have just been delivered . have just been delivered. >> oh are covering the big breaking news. finally, common sense on net zero declares the daily mail as rishi sunak waters down eco pledges including banning petrol cars by 2030. the express also leading with the breaking news tonight that he's put the brakes on that diesel and petrol car ban . and the and petrol car ban. and the paper also says sunak is likely

to water down plans to get rid of gas boilers. and that's a big one for me . the daily star been one for me. the daily star been mean but funny. i must not be a i must not be a. i must not be mean but funny. i must not be a i must not be a . i must not be a i must not be a. i must not be a . and the paper here is referring to the education secretary, gillian keegan , and secretary, gillian keegan, and her comments that kids love going to schools in portacabins rather than actual classrooms. as the schools concrete crisis rumbles . on. as the schools concrete crisis rumbles. on. oh come on, give her a break. give her a break. my her a break. give her a break. my superstar panel return now. the journalist and political commentator suzanne evans gb news zone, host of calvin robinson's common sense crusade, calvin robinson , and the author calvin robinson, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid . and broadcaster rebecca reid. now the grooming brand braun is facing a furious backlash after using a trans model with breast surgery scars to advertise a men's razor. the co—founder of the campaign group, thoughtful therapist james sps, blast

braun's ad as irresponsible virtue signalling and told the daily telegraph that once again, we find a prime corporation willing to glorify irreversible surgery being performed on the healthy breasts of women in pure pursuit of profit . it it comes pursuit of profit. it it comes after costa coffee was boycotted for a cartoon ad of a trans man with double mastectomy stars and blood bloodlights owner. with double mastectomy stars and blood bloodlights owner . saw $27 blood bloodlights owner. saw $27 billion wiped off its market value for partnering with trans influencer dylan mulvaney. suzanne you're not happy about this? why? >> no , i think it's very >> no, i think it's very interesting that you're open to their dan called them a grooming brand . i think that's what brand. i think that's what they're using they're doing. but using grooming different grooming in a very different sense, afraid . i think sense, i'm afraid. i think sense, i'm afrtoi. i think sense, i'm afraid. i think sense, i'm afrto groom k all they're trying to groom us all into is into thinking that this is acceptable isn't . it's acceptable and it isn't. it's well known i've had breast cancen well known i've had breast cancer. had have surgery cancer. i've had to have surgery on my breast to save my life . on my breast to save my life. and i think that ads like this that glorify by that kind of thing are sickening, frankly. it really sickens me. and i hope

the advertisers advertising standards authority looks into it because i think it does. gloria fi and glamorise and trivialise surgery and that's against the asa rules. so yeah , against the asa rules. so yeah, as a breast cancer survivor, to see something like this just used to promote , you know, men's used to promote, you know, men's grooming products surgically altering healthy breast tissue in women. i find it sickening . in women. i find it sickening. >> it's very powerful. from suzanne , isn't it? rebecca, do suzanne, isn't it? rebecca, do you agree with this ad ? you agree with this ad? >> i don't have strong feelings either way. i think that it's fairly common for women who've had breast surgery in terms of an augmentation a lift an augmentation or indeed a lift to be in ad campaigns. so it's not unusual to see augmented breasts at all. and breasts in ads at all. and i also think i remember growing up seeing quite a lot of like, self harm scars and things like that on the of people in on the arms of people in campaigns, not necessarily promoting it. i'm not sure that anybody saying surgery promoting it. i'm not sure that ar better, saying surgery promoting it. i'm not sure that ar better, but|ying surgery promoting it. i'm not sure that arbetter, but just surgery is better, but just acknowledging that it is something that happens to people. the idea

people. and i think the idea that this is a kind of go woke, go thing, about go broke thing, we talk about bud the time, we bud light all the time, but we looked costa and looked at the costa advert and costa no negative costa saw no negative repercussions , various different repercussions, various different women's product brands women's menstrual product brands have gender neutral, have have gone gender neutral, have had no massive fallout . so had no massive fallout. so actually, it is the it's the exception rather than the rule for light to lose of for bud light to lose a lot of money calvin what's money for it. calvin what's interesting here, though, is what actually trying to do. >> they're trying to virtue signal than signal aren't they, rather than market product . market their their product. because let's just because in reality, let's just be about it braun are . be honest about it braun are. not selling 99.9999999% of their product to trans man no they are saying they're selling it to men. biological men. yeah >> well, the whole purpose of this is the esg scores. it's the environmental , social this is the esg scores. it's the environmental, social and governmental criteria . so they governmental criteria. so they make money, investors invest in them. if they if they do environmental projects, if they do social projects such as trans queer , critical race theory, if queer, critical race theory, if they envelop these neo—marxist ideas into their products, they actually get more money from investors . so it's not investors. so it's not necessarily about reaching a new

audience . it's, you know, sorry audience. it's, you know, sorry , do you not think also but to me, if i trying to get eyes me, if i were trying to get eyes on and if were the on my brand and if i were the lesser shaving brand , i lesser known shaving brand, i would observed how often would have observed how often people like people have discussions like this television and gone, this on television and gone, well, we take a trans person, well, if we take a trans person, they'll be around. >> cynical to look. >> that's a cynical way to look. >> that's a cynical way to look. >> sorry. i think >> no, i'm sorry. i think i think said more think we've said braun more on television evening television this evening than most have. television this evening than mo look have. television this evening than mo look it. have. >> look at it. >> look at it. >> but for example, i think gillette will never regain. >> the of across. >> they have recovered like market have recovered. >> think morally, the way >> i just think morally, the way people feel about that product >> i just think morally, the way pe0jneverl about that product >> i just think morally, the way pe0jneverl aboutsame3roduct >> i just think morally, the way pe0jneverl aboutsame again. will never be the same again. >> buy from >> i'm more likely to buy from gillette now, i men's gillette now, and i buy men's razors razors razors because women's razors are well, that's interesting >> well, that's interesting because don't because friends of mine don't buy gillette now. the only way i can going to can see gillette is going to benefit possibly if people benefit is possibly if people boycott braun and go back to gillette. but let's face it, i think congratulations to braun. you've that i'm no you've just proven that i'm no longer going to buy braun grooming anything longer going to buy braun groomin anybody anything longer going to buy braun groominanybody for anything longer going to buy braun groomin anybody for myself1g longer going to buy braun groomin anybody for myself or else for anybody for myself or for christmas. now, look , for christmas. now, look, brilliant black, black british history. >> i've got it here. this is a new children's book aimed at seven year olds by the nigerian

born author atinuke . within it, born author atinuke. within it, she boldly asserts that the uk was a black country for over 7000 years before white people came along, adding that the prehistoric monument of stonehenge in wiltshire was built by black people. scientists have been swift to pour cold water on the claims, with recent research stating that it's impossible to know the skin colour of our earliest inhabitants . the historian skin colour of our earliest inhabitants. the historian dr. zaheer masani, said the book is typical of the kind of wokeism that's been called in our schools. it's evidence of brainwashing children with outright lies , confusion and outright lies, confusion and misinformed action. so calvin robinson, do you think books like this are indoctrinating kids into believing a false version of history ? have you had version of history? have you had i mean, i've had has been reading it tonight. >> it's massively hyperbolic . >> it's massively hyperbolic. it's actually insane. the revisionist history takes revisionist history that takes place know , blacks place in there, you know, blacks were blacks built were here first. blacks built stonehenge . it's you can stonehenge. it's like you can you had you can say that we had a diverse to some extent, diverse culture to some extent, but was so minuscule. up

but it was so minuscule. up until the 1950s, britain was predominantly and that's predominantly white. and that's not a judgement call. that's not saying it's a good thing or a bad thing. that's fact. these bad thing. that's a fact. these people and it's people are insane. and it's actually because actually it's very toxic because what they're doing is they're they're causing division. they're pitting they're saying they're pitting white against black white people against black people this people and saying actually, this is is is black history. britain is black. it's like it's a lie. rebecca i know you were waiting to read the book. >> insisted. i i'd only >> i insisted. i said i'd only talk about it if i had a look at the because the article we the book because the article we went it for you. i know. went to buy it for you. i know. and take it home and i'm going to take it home with daughter if with me for my daughter if nobody you nobody else wants it, you can have i sense there have it. but i sense there wouldn't be fighting wouldn't be people fighting for me way me in the green room the way that it was reported. cherry picked controversial picked the most controversial quotes from the book. broadly speaking , it's about the fact speaking, it's about the fact that black people do . that black people do. >> that's not that's not what good do . good journalists do. >> been for the inaya. >> it's been for the inaya. okay. no, but throughout the majority of the book is about the fact that black people have existed in britain throughout all black culture, all of all of black culture, all of black people make britain great. >> lammy, professor david >> david lammy, professor david olusoga these politically olusoga. these are politically contested people.

>> lewis hamilton what about this one? >> lewis hamilton what about thisgets? well, the one the >> gets me well, the one in the niqab, the the niqab. niqab, the one in the niqab. >> that's great. they even niqab, the one in the niqab. >> what1at's great. they even niqab, the one in the niqab. >> what black reat. they even niqab, the one in the niqab. >> what black means. ey even know what black means. >> absolutely plenty of >> it's absolutely plenty of people there who are politically. >> pat mcgrath, is a makeup >> pat mcgrath, who is a makeup artist. there are lots of people. person people. there's a police person on there. >> don't think i can give >> i don't think i can give lewis hamilton's no, it's not a policeman, it's a policewoman. >> policewoman . there >> there is a policewoman. there was there. my was a policewoman there. my point are referring to a point is they are referring to a piece of research which came out of ucl and natural history and the natural history museum, which the cheddar which said that the cheddar gorge who was one the gorge man, who was one of the earliest inhabitants, black. earliest inhabitants, was black. >> had that is, >> yeah. and he had and that is, thatis >> yeah. and he had and that is, that is a that is on the stuarts did not look this did not look like this black some stuarts did some tudors and some stuarts did calvin this is book about calvin this is a book about black history so it's got pictures black people pictures of the black people sanction a book that sanction a book like this that talked being talked about britain's being only white you wouldn't it's nonsense . nonsense. >> it's every textbook i read for my entire childhood, every single person was white, every every textbook published before about 2020 was just white people . it's all i grew up with was

white history. >> i think. >> i think. >> rebecca i just think we have now. >> i did. i did post—truth world this is peak that was virtual truthful . truthful. >> that was calvin throwing the book that was calvin virtue signalling everyone outside for a bonfire afterwards . a bonfire afterwards. >> robinson at least he didn't rip it up because it's going to rebecca's child now. coming up, bbc radio four host melvyn bragg took his sensation dig at his colleague gary lineker and his astronomical by astronomical bbc salary by asking why he gets paid less when he attacks, attracts nearly the same amount of viewers to his show . to of them, his show. but to either of them, does have to win tonight's does it have to win tonight's greatest has greatest british union? jack has found tonight's found out as i crown tonight's winners later the next in uncancelled . prince william met uncancelled. prince william met with world leaders today new with world leaders today in new york discuss climate change york to discuss climate change before announcing the 2023 earthshot finalist. but earthshot prize finalist. but is the king straying too far the future king straying too far into politics with climate into politics with his climate mission his royal mission to swing his royal biographer bowerjoins mission to swing his royal biographer bower joins me biographer tom bower joins me live studio his live in the studio to give his expert opinion that. and expert opinion on that. and he's also at why the also going to look at why the royal family decided for the also going to look at why the royatimerily decided for the also going to look at why the royatime iny decided for the also going to look at why the royatime in history d for the also going to look at why the royatime in history not r the also going to look at why the royatime in history not to 1e first time in history not to wish a happy birthday to prince

harry. i wonder what's behind that. tom bower with his bower bombshells live in just two minutes time.

and it's time now for on cancelled and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and prince william will appear alongside hollywood a—listers tonight at a reception dunng a—listers tonight at a reception during trip . earlier during his us trip. earlier today, the prince hosted a bilateral meeting with the president ecuador and then president of ecuador and then unveiled his earthshot prize finalists in a gushing chat with the south american leader. he praised countries crucial praised the countries crucial and fantastic work battling climate change. had climate change. the prince had earlier reporters , i know earlier told reporters, i know our generation can take the bold action we to make changes action we need to make changes towards a healthy and sustainable came as sustainable world. it came as wills yesterday held a high level meeting with the un chief, antonio gutierrez, of

antonio gutierrez, ahead of a climate summit tomorrow. the prince waded into the prince also waded into the hudson river as part of an oyster project which aims to clean up new york's waterways by 2035. so tom, i know you think william is doing a very good job and this tour has not had any of the disasters or the controversies that harry and meghan have had to deal with lately or to be frank, his and kate's caribbean tour last year. but i do just wonder if you think that there's any danger here about how far he's straying into the climate change path, given that, you know, you look at the big breaking news of the today of today, tom, and it's all about rishi sunak rowing back on net zero. you know, this is not a set topic despite what the establishment might like to think. well i think prince william has been very clever in avoiding controversy because what he's done is he's awarding pnzes what he's done is he's awarding prizes to people who've cultivated seaweed or produced tires that don't provide use

molecules, which contaminate the atmosphere. >> so what he's really doing with this prize is praising people who are doing real things as opposed to guessing and being controversial . controversial. >> so he's not talking about for example, net zero. >> he's not talking about necessarily general and try and what he is doing is he's encouraging people who need encouragement. and i think it's remarkable that he is so popular in america as president biden said. yes. i mean, bloomberg said. yes. i mean, bloomberg said the mayor who introduced ex—mayor introduced him, he's the most popular person in america . now. america. now. >> they may have to have the king come but think it's king come back, but i think it's because does such because he does have such an honest and unaggressive manner and he's an attractive man. >> and the earthshot prize is a great idea and he's a very good for britain to be shown to be taking a lead in the things which are not controversial . i which are not controversial. i think the americans will warm to it. and of course, everyone warms to catherine and kate and that's great mistake not to take

kate because it does feel like the trip i'm going to be honest, tom. >> very important event. and, you know, good causes is lacking a bit of glamour, isn't it? >> well , yes, a bit of glamour, isn't it? >> well, yes, but a bit of glamour, isn't it? >> well , yes, but they >> well, yes, but i think they quite rightly are putting their three children first. >> she does a lot of work. she was that strange headgear was put on that strange headgear the day or collar gear. the other day or collar gear. now >> and as you know, i was a minority. i thought it was right not to go to australia because i do think that they really have to bring up their children to be balanced , family, children, and balanced, family, children, and thatis balanced, family, children, and that is really more important than the sudden appearance somewhere. >> so i'm a great enthusiast for william and kate. i think they're doing a terrific job. and the earthshot prize is really something of great value to him and to britain and he's certainly going through a purple patch the moment, isn't he? patch at the moment, isn't he? >> his own . he >> he's come into his own. he feels confident and it doesn't look like i mean, it's remarkable when we think about it, tom, those allegations from harry, you know, of him being a bully and a physical abuser and all of those sorts of things

haven't actually damaged him at all in the country. >> on the contrary, i think got a lot of sympathy. and i think he another good idea of he had another very good idea of using which got using some of the land which got a land. the duchy of a lot of land. the duchy of cornwall, try house the cornwall, to try and house the homeless. shows a very homeless. so it shows a very great social nod to his mother, princess diana , who remains very princess diana, who remains very popular in america. >> but look , royal controversy >> but look, royal controversy never far away , tom, because never far away, tom, because prince harry's 39th birthday was publicly ignored by the royal family. every single senior member of the royal family ever , every single social media page , that has never happened before. tom. so does that suggest that relations are at an all time low? well it suggests that they finally see reason finally, after all this time , finally, after all this time, they're going to ostracise and forget harry and meghan completely . completely. >> and i thought it was quite awful . awful. >> any of the media, a lot of the media coverage of their trip to dusseldorf because as i predicted last week , they've predicted last week, they've used the whole invictus games to

promote themselves. >> none of the coverage actually was seeing a race by these veterans. >> well, apart from on this show , tom, i've got to be honest with you. >> the coverage has been 40 in absolutely fawning. >> the we're the only people who criticise them. >> well , criticise them. >> well, nothing. what's changed is bizarre . depher. is bizarre. depher. >> i can't i tried to find out myself. >> why nobody's actually criticising the sussexes for using the veterans to launch themselves . and we started last themselves. and we started last week with saying how appalling it was that she was using the family there and ignoring her own family . and the only own family. and the only yesterday her father, thomas, was very ill , says, yesterday her father, thomas, was very ill, says, you yesterday her father, thomas, was very ill , says, you know, was very ill, says, you know, he's desperate because his grandchildren, before he dies, he's convinced he's going to die any day. so the syrupy stuff of her visiting the german homeless in dusseldorf and then going back to her mansion in montecito, it's everything is so confection. everything is so false . and what's marvellous is false. and what's marvellous is that finally, finally the royal family have realised, seen the

light and decided to ignore them completely , ostracise them, completely, ostracise them, don't give them any help, and i hope that next time they land in london they have to go through customs and immigration like the rest of us. >> that would nice, wouldn't >> that would be nice, wouldn't it? there is a theory that harry and starting work and meghan is starting to work with the british newspapers again despite that again, despite promising that they would never talk to those nasty tabloids. so maybe. maybe. >> well , i nasty tabloids. so maybe. maybe. >> well, i think i think there are one tabloid who gave them such gushing coverage this week. i can guess who the who i think we can guess who the who their best friend, new best friend will be. >> something is going on. >> something is going on. >> something is going on. >> something going on and >> something is going on and bauer across it. bauer will be across it. >> much. >> tom, thank you so much. >> tom, thank you so much. >> week . but >> we will speak next week. but it's tonight's it's time now for tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. greatest britain and union jackass . and my superstar panel jackass. and my superstar panel are back with me, revealing her nomination. first is suzanne evans for which one brit greatest, britain's greatest britain. >> okay. well, that'll be the record . 220,000 people who record. 220,000 people who signed the welsh government petition against blanket, 20

mile per hour zones across the country. i mean , this will cause country. i mean, this will cause pollution inconvenience, frustration. it's bonkers . i'm frustration. it's bonkers. i'm against speeding, but really, as one welshman said on twitter yesterday , if chris rio was yesterday, if chris rio was driving for home christmas from wales, he'd have to start now . wales, he'd have to start now. >> so i like that . >> so i like that. >> so i like that. >> kevin robinson, your nominee, melvin bragg, for calling out gary lineker . gary lineker. >> they both the same >> they both get the same ratings the bbc, but melvin ratings on the bbc, but melvin gets 27 times less than gets paid 27 times less than gary shows gary lineker, which just shows we defund the bbc. we need to defund the bbc. >> it right ? >> defund it right? >> defund it right? >> rebecca mine is chairman ardi who is the new head of british vogue, taking over from edward enninful. it is so nice to see a woman back at the head of a woman's publication. >> does it does it matter? >> does it does it matter? >> i think really matters >> i think it really matters when there are very few women in the jobs in journalism, in the top jobs in journalism, in journalism opportunities. rebecca an rebecca and she's going to do an incredible sure, unlike incredible job, i'm sure, unlike her, i've never read vogue magazine in my life. >> shocked me down. the >> you shocked me down. the winner, it's winner, though, of course, it's suzanne ann. i am so behind this petition all the way . now, the petition all the way. now, the biggest petition in the history

of wales. this 20 mile per hour speed limit is a disgrace. and if we're not careful under a labour regime , it would be labour regime, it would be coming here across the uk. so we've got to fight this. >> so authoritarian, it's everywhere. it's insane. >> suzanne evans, your union jackass. >> now please see my union jackass is the financial conduct authority for asking the banks if they'd ever close someone's account for political reasons. and when the bank said no, okay, that's fine , then why do they that's fine, then why do they think the ceos of coutts and natwest resigned? i mean, honestly, it's a worse whitewashing job than the one i did on my tatty old kitchen units in the 1990s. >> total stitch up nigel farage was here earlier and utterly full about it as you would expect, because he worked so hard and now they've found nothing . calvin robinson your nothing. calvin robinson your union jackass nominee, the cathedral of hope . cathedral of hope. >> now, i don't know if we've got the clip done, but the devil is no longer hiding. he's in plain is a church plain sight. this is a church with a whole host trans with a whole host of trans people and drag queens at the

front. and they're chanting a new up new creed that they've made up andifs new creed that they've made up and it's just christianity, and it's just not christianity, but over rainbow but they've taken over rainbow flags everywhere. it is just a new religion. okay. >> it's blamed happened? new religion. okay. >> calvin.imed happened? new religion. okay. >> calvin. i1ed happened? new religion. okay. >> calvin. i wasn't happened? new religion. okay. >> calvin. i wasn't across. yened? sorry, calvin. i wasn't across. >> there's a church in texas and they've rainbow flags they've got rainbow flags everywhere. they've got rainbow flags everywhere at the altar and queens all at the altar and they're this. we must queens all at the altar and thefriendly this. we must queens all at the altar and thefriendly to this. we must queens all at the altar and thefriendly to drag;. we must queens all at the altar and thefriendly to drag queenstt be friendly to drag queens who have so many good have given us so many good things society. and they're things in society. and they're all chanting like all chanting it together like a cult . it's sickening, but it's cult. it's sickening, but it's certainly not christianity. >> i presume you mean >> and i presume you mean chanting at church? >> in fairness, yes. >> in fairness, yes. >> but we usually chant to jesus christ not drag queens. christ to not drag queens. >> tweeted >> and i presume you've tweeted the yes. the clip on your twitter. yes. yes check it yes okay, calvin, we'll check it out the show. and out there after the show. and rebecca, to read your union jackass mine is elon musk partially for apparently starting to charge for twitter at some point the near future at some point in the near future because, i mean, i don't want to pay because, i mean, i don't want to pay something my pay for something that makes my life i'm life that unhappy that i'm addicted life that unhappy that i'm achndi because called >> and also because he called me, tweeted russell brand me, he tweeted russell brand before allegations before the allegations were released , saying don't released, saying they just don't like competition without having seen the details seen any of the details beforehand and at least beforehand. and i think at least read before you tell read the piece before you tell somebody they're the

somebody that they're in the right. about right. do you know what about the twitter thing ? the whole twitter x thing? >> i'm actually >> i don't know. i'm actually coming to idea coming around to the idea that maybe the only way to clean up what has become a cesspit is for everyone to have to pay. it's only then they should be paying people content. people for their content. >> that twitter is >> the reason that twitter is great if you to have great is only if you pay to have a blue tick, which you a blue tick, which makes you look loser. look like a big loser. >> letting people be fans. >> not letting people be fans. >> not letting people be fans. >> want to make for money >> if you want to make for money your content, then you pay the £8 but you get more £8 to get in. but you get more than back. it doesn't than the £8 back. so it doesn't really matter, it? really matter, does it? >> actually going really matter, does it? >> go, actually going really matter, does it? >> go, oh, actually going really matter, does it? >> go, oh, the ictually going really matter, does it? >> go, oh, the ictually win|g to go, oh, it's the double win for evans, the fca , of for suzanne evans, the fca, of course, the today's union jackass for claiming that there's no evidence of politicians being de—banking. have you not been watching gb news for the past three months? what? probably not. suzanne evans coleman robinson. rebecca reed, my superstar panel, thank you so much. i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. jim davidson will be in the house. next headliners. night i >> -- >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news.

weather on. gb news. >> hello again , i'm alex burkill >> hello again, i'm alex burkill and welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. we do have some further wet and perhaps weather on the perhaps thundery weather on the way strong winds to way with some strong winds to the a very tightly the isobars, a very tightly packed at the moment which just illustrates that is so illustrates that it is so blustery , so windy at the moment blustery, so windy at the moment and pressure arriving, and low pressure arriving, bringing further wet bringing some further wet weather to many parts as well as weather to many parts as well as we go through the end of today and overnight, we are going to have bursts of rain, have some heavy bursts of rain, particularly across parts of scotland . there warning in scotland. there is a warning in force also some further force here and also some further heavy parts of western heavy rainfall. parts of western england wales also england and wales also are warning in force here. temperatures for well , it temperatures for many well, it is going to be mild start on is going to be a mild start on wednesday it may wednesday morning, though it may not of not feel it because of the unsettled weather . a band of unsettled weather. a band of rain then is going push its rain then is going to push its way parts of way eastwards across parts of england wales particular england and wales in particular with heavy bursts as we go with some heavy bursts as we go through the day. reaching parts of into the of the south—east into the afternoon, some brighter skies across parts of scotland and northern ireland, but also a

feed of showers coming in. and some these could be heavy and some of these could be heavy and thundery temperatures should just to highs of just about get to highs of around 20 celsius in the south—east. but in the wind and the it's not going to feel south—east. but in the wind and thewarm it's not going to feel south—east. but in the wind and thewarm as; not going to feel south—east. but in the wind and thewarm as that. going to feel south—east. but in the wind and thewarm as that. that to feel south—east. but in the wind and thewarm as that. that raineel south—east. but in the wind and thewarm as that. that rain will as warm as that. that rain will eventually clear through as we go night into go through wednesday night into thursday.places on thursday. but for many places on thursday. but again, we are going to see plenty of showers and also some heavy showery rain feeding into western parts of scotland in particular with the risk of some thunder . particular with the risk of some thunder. there will be some further unsettled weather through end of the week, but through the end of the week, but perhaps drier to perhaps something a bit drier to start saturday. >> rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on .

gb news you with jb news and the top story tonight, the prime minister says he'll set out plans for a more proportion unit approach to the uk hitting net zero by 2050. >> in a major speech he's planning for this week , the planning for this week, the major policy shift comes after speculation that a slew of climate change policies are to be axed. in a statement , climate change policies are to be axed. in a statement, rishi sunak said tonight for too long politicians have not been honest about the costs and trade—offs and that politics needs to put the long term interests of our country before the short term political needs of the moment. labour says the announcement is no way to run a country and that comes as the prince of wales

says we need to hang on to optimism and hope in the fight against environmental challenges . unveiling this year's earthshot prize finalists in new york, prince william said there's still a lot of work to do.the there's still a lot of work to do. the prize aims to discover and scale up groundbreaking solutions to repair the planet . solutions to repair the planet. the emergency measures will be put in place and commissioners will be appoint to take over the day to day running of birmingham city council . there'll also be city council. there'll also be an inquiry into the labour run authority after it was declared effectively bankrupt . it's now effectively bankrupt. it's now facing a growing equal pay liability of around £1 billion. the communities secretary, michael gove, said . today's michael gove, said. today's action is aimed at protecting the interests of city's residents . as the head of residents. as the head of channel 4 television said today , there was no evidence to suggest its management were ever told of serious allegations concerning russell brand. it comes as the bbc announced a review of the comedian's time at the corporation in the metropolitan police confirmed

yesterday it had