>> airs 9 pm. on patrick christys tonight . jo white in christys tonight. jo white in anna sewell. >> stowlawn . >> stowlawn. >> stowlawn. >> throughout the gun obsessed illegal migrant madhuparka appears to have made it to britain. i think he's settling into a hotel as we speak and losing a farm is not like losing any other business. >> it can't come back . >> it can't come back. >> it can't come back. >> well, labour has now gone to war with farmers and the british countryside also buffer zones to stop people silently praying outside abortion clinics. do we really need that? >> and the garbage i see floating out there is just supporters. >> how do you like my garbage

truck? this truck is in honour of kamala and joe biden . of kamala and joe biden. >> i mean, joe biden dropped a clanger and trump seized on it. and can you tell me what happens next here, please? okay , my next here, please? okay, my panel tonight, it's the wonderful political consultant suzanne evans. the spectator's james heale and ex—labour adviser, matthew laza. oh, and do you remember this lady? >> also, we are full of pride. we're really, really full of joy . we're really, really full of joy. of what has happened. >> so full of joy that was. that was about hamas desecrating israelis there. she was set to be deported , but now she's here be deported, but now she's here for good. get ready, britain, here we go. it's time for farmers to fight back. next .

back. next. >> good evening. the main headunes >> good evening. the main headlines from the gb news centre. the chancellor has tonight defended her budget , tonight defended her budget, which amounts to the biggest tax hike in a generation. rachel reeves told gb news that the £40 billion a year in extra tax was a one off. it would, she said , a one off. it would, she said, fix the fiscal black hole and provide a shot in the arm for pubuc provide a shot in the arm for public services. >> this is a one off budget. it is to wipe the slate clean and fix the foundations . after the fix the foundations. after the black hole, we were left by the conservatives, but we're not going to need to come back in another budget and do anything like this again. we have now taken the to action get our pubuc taken the to action get our public finances on a stable path, and chris, we've set the spending envelope for the rest of this parliament, so we don't need to come back for more. and indeed, we've moved to annual budgets rather than having them twice a year. so families and businesses can have confidence we're not going to come back and ask for more money in the

spring. like the conservatives kept doing. we have now set the budgets for public spending for this parliament. >> the spanish government has confirmed the death toll from the devastating floods in the country has now risen to 158. rescue efforts are continuing as authorities deal with the worst flooding in the country in decades. dozens of people are still missing after huge areas were inundated in the eastern province of valencia. it's from there that sophie reaper sent this report . this report. >> here in central valencia , >> here in central valencia, it's a very different story to the one taking place in the city's outskirts, where the destruction is massive. the clean up operation is well underway, and that death toll continues to rise, and that may well not be the end of things. the spanish prime minister is warning people to stay at home because the danger may not yet have passed, and the spanish forecaster has suggested that over the coming days there may

well be further heavy rain . well be further heavy rain. >> gb news can reveal that around 800 small boat migrants have crossed illegally from france in just two days. the latest arrivals take the total to just 350. away from 31,000 for the year so far , that figure for the year so far, that figure is already more than 1200 ahead of the numbers. who crossed in the whole of last year. and gb news understands that an afghan migrant who threatened nigel farage is among the latest arrivals. marda passer , who is arrivals. marda passer, who is a kalashnikov tattoo on his face, is believed to have left france on wednesday night. is believed to have left france on wednesday night . a prolific on wednesday night. a prolific shoplifter has been banned from wearing wigs after numerous attempts to disguise herself while committing thefts. gloucestershire police have confirmed that hannah roberts has donned a variety of hairpieces to get around a

shoplifting ban in gloucester city centre . the 33 year old had city centre. the 33 year old had been banned from the city safe scheme from entering multiple shops, but had repeatedly ignored the sanction . nice curly ignored the sanction. nice curly ginger one would go very well with that neck tattoo . those are with that neck tattoo. those are your headlines for the moment. now it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> welcome along. labour have betrayed farmers and betrayed britain. do you remember when keir starmer said this losing a farm is not like losing any other business? >> it can't come back . >> it can't come back. >> it can't come back. >> well, yesterday rachel reeves took a hammer and sickle to

british farming inheritance tax relief for farms will be limited to £1 million. the family farm tax, as it's now being called, will mean that farms that have beenin will mean that farms that have been in families will in all likelihood close. it threatens food security. it's also an attack on british culture. really, isn't it rural british culture? this has been slammed by pretty much everybody. jeremy clarkson urged farmers to look after themselves for five years and cling on until this quotes. shower of a labour government have voted out . kirstie allsopp have voted out. kirstie allsopp said that it was appalling decision. labour don't understand rural voters. but where was the environment secretary when all of this was going on? it's quite big this, isn't it? rural affairs firmly under his brief. this is massive. you think that the environment secretary, minister for rural affairs would be all over this, wouldn't you? where was he? where was he? oh, he's 5000 miles away in colombia. an environmental conference. oh,

good.i environmental conference. oh, good. i mean, it's such a terrible luck, isn't it? steve reid, jet setting off around the world so he can grandstand about being a world leader , tackling being a world leader, tackling climate change. well, right here at home, british farmers are going to the wall. i hope you enjoy the colombian jolly , mr enjoy the colombian jolly, mr reid. that just sums them up, though, doesn't it? totally obsessed with how they look on the world stage when the people who really matter, british citizens, british farmers get shafted. let's go and see the views of my wonderful panel. we've got political consultants, suzanne evans. we have got the spectator's james heale and former labour party adviser matthew laza. suzanne, i mean, this is a bit of a shocker. i wonder whether or not we are just days away from farmers descending on downing street and spreading manure everywhere. >> well, i really hope so, patrick, because, you know, i watched the budget yesterday with growing horror, but when this was announced, i felt absolutely despondent. i live in

rural shropshire, right at the heart of a beautiful farming community. you know, i know farmers. i know the people that work with them , the vets, their work with them, the vets, their workers, their kids , and they workers, their kids, and they really care about what they do. they're passionate about what they do. they look after their farms, they look after their animals. but most of those farms are probably worth more than £1 million. when you talk about we've watched clarkson's farm, you know, we know that one piece of agricultural equipment can cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. and of course, those are also taken into the value of that asset for inheritance tax purposes. now, it is nonsense. the 1 million threshold is so, so low. it's shameful. >> well, i mean, this this could backfire on labour, could it? not really. >> yeah, massively. >> yeah, massively. >> because labour of course made a huge pitch to rural voters. we've got more than 100 labour mps with rural constituencies and of course it's the very first budget, the first chance for labour to frame and set out their priorities. and it appears farmers are one of the clear losers and not just in terms of tax changes, but also spending as well. defra is one of the seven losing departments from this spending review, and i think it's clear that, you know,

as you say, the response to environment secretary there may do more with less. it just seems that they're very happy to let some places go to the wall while handing out money for others. that's all right, though. >> he's got his colombian holiday, but he's not going on holiday. >> is it a conference? look. okay, let's, let's let's play a little quiz. how much? how many farms do you think were covered? half £1 billion worth of this agricultural property relief. and how many farms do you think were took up? half of the cost of it. 63. it is nonsense to say this is going to take in the average family this is going to take in the averag