is all about opinion. it's mine. it's theirs. and of course it's yours. we'll be debating and discussing and at times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled. so joining me today, broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy and also former home office minister norman baker. coming up my niggle. i'll be discussing donald trump's decisive and democratic defeating election victory, which he sent, which has sent the liberal left into meltdown. what the hell? >> you cannot be serious. how did i wake up to this garbage as my president? that's right. garbage . ha my president? that's right. garbage. ha ha! >> that's it. my nicole at 4:00 is hilarious. so is trump a trump win? good for britain? he's very likely to disagree with the labour government on key issues such as defence, climate change and trade. so pretty much anything and everything but could sympathise with us over brexit, of course. so what do you think? is a trump win good for britain? i've got to pull up right now on x asking

you that very question. cast that vote now . also on the way that vote now. also on the way difficult conversations. former british olympian fatima whitbread will be joining me live in the studio as she launches a new book talking about her childhood growing up in care and what motivated her. that's difficult conversations and as ever, we love to go live. we'll go live to tel aviv to get your thoughts on the violence in amsterdam and what a trump victory means for the middle east. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sophia wenzler. >> nana. thank you. good afternoon. these are your headunes afternoon. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. the queen is set to miss remembrance events this weekend to ensure she makes a full recovery from a chest infection. queen camilla had hoped to join the royal family at the royal british legion festival of remembrance. this evening, and to honour all of the war dead at the remembrance sunday ceremony on whitehall this comes as buckingham palace has said the princess of wales would attend

both the remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph and the festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall tonight . boris royal albert hall tonight. boris johnson has suggested that donald trump would certainly do a trade deal with the uk. the former prime minister said the us president elect is offering economic hope, but that the government would be too pathetic to try to secure a deal . to try to secure a deal. meanwhile, nigel farage said the uk needs to roll out the red carpet for trump and that america is our most important relationship in terms of trade . relationship in terms of trade. farage also said he would help mend fences between sir keir starmer's government and the incoming trump administration, following tensions over previous comments. in other news, iran has rejected a report that it was behind an alleged plot to assassinate donald trump, calling it a repulsive claim. to complicate matters between iran and america. this comes as the us has charged an iranian man in connection with an alleged plot

to assassinate trump ahead of the election. the department described farhad shekari as an iranian asset residing in tehran. it said he immigrated to the us as a child and was deported in 2008, following a robbery conviction. back in the uk. the deputy president of the nfu, david eastwood, has said there are many things wrong with there are many things wrong with the budget and it's threatened food supplies. this comes as farmers are planning a protest in central london on the 19th of november. it's in response to rachel reeves changes to inheritance tax on farmers. speaking at the lord mayor's show today, mr eastwood told gb news about how nfu are feeling. >> nfu is representing farmers in the way it does best by working how on how to change mps mind. and there's many ways of doing that and we will keep doing that and we will keep doing that and everybody wants to play their part. again , to play their part. again, farmers are united and they're determined. i don't want to be really clear about this. we know

how we feel about it. we know the value of what we do, and we have got to bring that to the government. because this isn't just about tax. this is actually about backing british farming. and again, that's what we're going to do today. send out a message about the importance of farming and the value we bring to the country and how we want everybody to get behind farmers. we have to do that. there's no choice. >> meanwhile, some breaking news 17 people have been taken to hospital after a crash involving two double decker buses in manchester. the accident happened this morning near the junction of rochdale road and livesey street, on the edge of the city centre. nine ambulances, an air ambulance, two response vehicles and an advanced paramedic were sent to the scene . fortnum and mason has the scene. fortnum and mason has apologised for a failure of to communication paralympians who were not invited to a for party paris medallists at buckingham palace. team gb and paralympics gb athletes were jointly hosted at a reception at the royal residence on thursday to meet

the king. zach shaw, a paralympic sprinter, said he had trawled through his emails to find an invite to the after party, but neither him nor his partner, also a paralympic sprinter, could find an invite. shaw won silver in the mixed four by 100m and bronze in the 100m t12 four by 100m and bronze in the 100m ti2 in paris , and says it 100m ti2 in paris, and says it was hurtful and unfair and an example of how the two sets of athletes are treated differently. now sir mark cavendish has announced his retirement, saying sunday's singapore criterium will be his final race as his professional cycling career. the tour de france record breaker received his knighthood last month and finished this season with a record breaking 35th career in toured stage, which one? and saying he was likely it would be his last race. but after receiving his knighthood from the prince of wales at windsor castle on the 2nd of october, he said it will be really nice to race as a knight commander. those are the latest gb news

headlines. now it's back to nana 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 . .com forward slash alerts. >> good afternoon. it's fast approaching seven minutes after 3:00. welcome to gb news. now, before we get to everything, i want to us cross over live because reform uk's south west press conference is happening where their leader, nigel farage is speaking and peacefully protest. >> don't you ? and yet and yet >> don't you? and yet and yet the national farmers union have said no , no, we don't want too said no, no, we don't want too many of you to come to london. >> i simply can't believe that the national farmers union are not standing up and saying, the

farmers come in your thousands to london. let us help protect the beautiful english countryside. let us protect what we know and understand . in fact , we know and understand. in fact, i'm beginning to think that the initials n, f, u. might stand for something different . i'll for something different. i'll leave it there for the moment . i leave it there for the moment. i don't want to get into trouble . don't want to get into trouble. and the other big thing for the southwest of course, was fishing the biggest fishing industry in england is of course, in devon and cornwall. and what has happened since brexit under a conservative government is that our under ten metre inshore, sustainable fishermen in brixham, in newlyn , all around brixham, in newlyn, all around the south—west of england , now

the south—west of england, now face more regulation , more face more regulation, more bureaucracy than they did even as members of the european union. and there are more french and belgian boats fishing up to six miles of our coast than there were even before we voted to leave. ladies and gentlemen, the south west voted. brexit has been betrayed and labour parties, we have been let down and we have had enough. they can tell us what they want. kemi, the new tory leader, with her shadow cabinet of nondescript , shadow cabinet of nondescript, can tell us what they want. they let us down. for 14 years they broke manifesto promise after manifesto promise. we don't trust them. we can see how bad labour is. the time has come for

a new political force in this country that stands up for its fishermen, that stands up for its farmers, that stands up for free speech, that stands up for controlling its borders , that controlling its borders, that stands up for decency, that stands up for decency, that stands up for who we are as a nafion stands up for who we are as a nation that stands up for all of our traditions, that believes in the british people, that believes in who we are . and we believes in who we are. and we believes in who we are. and we believe in those things. we also believe in those things. we also believe , optimistically, that we believe, optimistically, that we can win power and turn this all around. i've had enough of this acceptance of economic decline as our nation acceptance