>> good evening. >> good evening. >> it is 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in my opinion . following labour's opinion. following labour's catastrophic halloween budget and after a raft of tax rises, never previously mentioned this new government is pathologically dishonest. well, don't worry, i'll be dropping a few truth bombs about sir keir starmer and his devious new administration in just a moment. in the big story, labour mp dawn butler is accused of racism as she shares accused of racism as she shares a post now deleted, which said that the tory leader, kemi badenoch , represents white badenoch, represents white supremacy in blackface. should sir keir starmer chuck her out of the party, as it's revealed he's making hundreds of millions of pounds from a property and

business empire? is king charles ripping off the british taxpayer? i'll be speaking to one of the best connected royal journalists in the country. and is donald trump days away from an extraordinary political comeback and a glorious return to the white house? i'll be asking one of his senior advisers and looking forward to this in an hour's time. in my take at ten. appalling vicious attacks this weekend demonstrates that kemi badenoch has already got the left running scared. let me tell you. their nightmare has only just begun . nightmare has only just begun. bnng nightmare has only just begun. bring popcorn . bring popcorn. they are attacking kemi because they are scared. the bejesus out of her. and that is my take at ten. so for full reaction to the big stories of the day, tonight's

top pundits, former conservative mp and farmer a lot poorer since wednesday, neil parish, former adviser to boris johnson , lord adviser to boris johnson, lord kulveer, ranger and a good friend of mine, former labour party candidate susie stride . so party candidate susie stride. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. the vile leftists attacking kemi badenoch is my take. it's and you won't want to miss it. that's in an hour. and don't forget this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. this dishonest, duplicitous government are getting the big opinion treatment. straight after the headlines and tatiana sanchez. >> mark. thank you. the top stories while kemi badenoch has made her first senior appointment as the new conservative party leader, it's understood that dame rebecca harris will be the party's chief whip, replacing stuart andrew.

now the job of chief whip is to maintain party discipline and try to ensure mps vote as the leadership would like them to. well, meanwhile, kemi badenoch says she'll tell hard truths to both the country and her party as she began her first full day as she began her first full day as conservative leader . she also as conservative leader. she also says partygate was overblown and the government shouldn't have fined people for everyday activities during lockdown. kemi badenoch won more than 53,000 votes in the contest, whilst her rival robert jenrick received 41,000. miss badenoch is expected to name her full shadow cabinet in the coming days, ahead of their first meeting on tuesday. elsewhere, as you've been hearing, labour mp dawn butler shared a social media post accusing kemi badenoch of representing white supremacy in blackface shortly before she was elected as the new tory leader . elected as the new tory leader. the brent east mp has since deleted the repost from her account. neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comments thus far. former

conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng told camilla tominey this morning there should be disciplinary action. >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip? >> look, that's up to labour. i mean, i think genuinely, i genuinely think that given what she said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful device. >> i was reminded now, rachel reeves says the money raised through changes to inheritance tax to farmers will go back to pubuc tax to farmers will go back to public services. >> the chancellor says farmers also rely on good public services, including the nhs and schools , adding the funds schools, adding the funds generated by these tax changes will also put public financing back on firm footing. when challenged by camilla tominey on the inheritance tax changes, exchequer secretary to the treasury james murray said the existing features of the inheritance tax system will still apply . inheritance tax system will still apply. now a joint investigation from both channel 4 and the sunday times has revealed the full details of the

property estates owned by the king and prince william. the investigation shows the vast array of commercial property the royal family has built up from the time of medieval monarchs. their contracts with public bodies are said to include £37 million agreements with the ministry of justice, and an £11.4 million deal with guidance. saint thomas's nhs trust. a spokesman for the duchy of cornwall said it was a private estate with a commercial imperative, while the duchy of lancaster said their business complies with all relevant uk legislation. well, that comes as prince william travels to south africa this week for his earthshot prize award ceremony, and that prize is hoped to recognise environmental solutions to repair the planet . solutions to repair the planet. and there are now just two days to go until the us election shock polling from a traditionally republican iowa has placed democratic candidate kamala harris ahead of donald trump by three points. it comes as kamala harris appeared overnight in a comedy sketch on

saturday night live in new york, where comedian maya rudolph, dressed as the current vice president, posed elsewhere. in states such as pennsylvania and michigan show, the two candidates are tied ahead of election day on tuesday . and of election day on tuesday. and of course, you can tune to in gb news for live, full coverage overnight from 11 pm. on tuesday. and those are your latest gb news headlines for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. i'll be back in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> the vicious attacks on kemi badenoch demonstrate that she's already winning that is my take at ten. it's a busy show. strap yourselves in. we start with my big opinion . the fish rots from

big opinion. the fish rots from the head down. sir keir starmer's dishonesty , evidenced starmer's dishonesty, evidenced long before his election as prime minister via endless u—turns. political doublespeak and a pattern of broken promises , and a pattern of broken promises, was in strong evidence well before he became prime minister. and that is a huge issue. let me tell you that i've got major concerns about the character of the man that is at number 10. so folks, let me tell you that it's a matter of national interest that we can trust our politicians, that we know that what they're saying is what they actually think. okay, so that is crucial and critical and i've put together something of a file that demonstrates just how untrustworthy this government is. okay. so look, it happened on wednesday. we had didn't we. the budget and we had all these promises. we weren't going to raise taxes. we were going to

not borrow any more money. well, let me tell you, it has made for the most horrific reading. so many people absolutely struggling, let me tell you. now, before we get to these points, i want to know what you think. do you still trust this labour government? gbnews.com/yoursay and i will get to your thoughts on this very shortly. team. if you can jump very shortly. team. if you can jump me to after the news headunes jump me to after the news headlines and we will crack on. okay folks, and we are in. so folks, there we are. look, let me tell you that i am not happy. and let me tell you that we will start right here. sir keir starmer is not an honest prime minister. the country is broke, apparently, but the government have found £9 billion for inflation busting pay rises in the public sector. their big sell before the election was to support enterprise, and now they're drawing up legislation which makes it less attractive for companies to hire people and harder for them to fire crap employees. with new french style

labour laws. and in wednesday's budget, this pro—business government taxes business to the tune of £25 billion, on top of painful new red tape that will send many to the wall. this will be the first government in history to grow the economy by crushing free enterprise . make crushing free enterprise. make it make sense. meanwhile, under this self—styled fiscally prudent government, this self—styled fiscally prudent government , the nhs gets prudent government, the nhs gets an eye—watering cash bonanza without any promise of more efficiency or reforms which, if you ask me, throws good money after bad. but what was the most egregious aspect of wednesday's budget? well, it's not just that it exacerbates rather than fixes, britain's economic problems. it's the profound dishonesty at its heart. the debate about what defines a working 1502