>>a >> a very, very good afternoon to you. it's great to be back. it's 3 pm. waafs the martin daubney show here on gb news. today. we're broadcasting for you live from the heart of paddington and all across the uk. on today's show is labour in turmoil because a bombshell new poll has predicted the labour party could lose over 200 seats if the general election was called today, with major casualties including angela raynen casualties including angela rayner, ed miliband, yvette cooper and wes streeting, and with reform surging to 150,000 members as kemi badenoch flounders, westminster is also ripe with rumours of a tory leadership plot , ripe with rumours of a tory leadership plot, and ripe with rumours of a tory leadership plot , and british leadership plot, and british farmers are digging in against the labour government with

threats of tractors blocking distribution centres. they've warned that we could see no food and serious chaos within even the next fortnight. on today's show, i'll be joined by three farmers leading this rural revolution. they told gb news we will never back down and leaked labour party plans to make the school curriculum more diverse has been blasted by critics as socialist brainwashing that teaches white pupils to hate themselves. some parents have even threatened to take their kids out of school and go on a woke strike. is this woke washing of our children simply a step too far.7 and new year's eve is also upon us.7 and quelle surprise, the weather looks like it might be a total washout. will the elements turn your fireworks display into a damp squib? we'll have a full weather update from the legend that is john kettley. that's all coming up in your next hour. what was

the show? it's great to be back on gb news five days off with my family in nottingham and the west country. i went down the forest on on boxing day. here's a picture of me with john mcgovern, the european double winner. european cup winner. had a fantastic day. forest beat spurs one nil, second in the league. it really does feel like the glory days all over again. wonderful hosts. thank you very much to nottingham forest football club for having me. and i want to say as well a huge thank you to the many, many gb news viewers i met while in nottingham. simply unbelievable to chat with you, to shake hands with you, to have pictures taken with you, to have pictures taken with you, to have pictures taken with you and dare i say it, to have a pint or two with you in pubs across nottingham. it was so lovely to talk to you. you feel like we're giving you a voice and that's our job with the people's channel. we're here to represent you. and also in stroud yesterday i met some people there who are avid viewers. so thanks to everybody for supporting gb news. one heck of a year is coming up and one heck of a show is coming up. get

in touch. usual ways gbnews.com/yoursay. but now your headlines, tatiana sanchez. >> martin, thank you very much. the top stories. a fourth body has been recovered from the channel near calais, after three migrants died when they fell from a small boat yesterday. french media reports say the body of the man was found near the beach at sangatte this morning, a few hundred metres away from yesterday's incident. three migrants died when they fell into the water as their small boat was setting off for britain early in the morning. dozens of others were rescued after they fell from the overcrowded boat. border security and asylum minister dame angela eagle said that ruthless criminals were responsible for overloading the boats. so far this year, 77 migrants have died trying to cross the channel. the king has paid tribute to former us president jemmy carter, who has died at the age of 100. his majesty said it was with great

sadness that i learned of the death of president carter. he was a committed public servant and devoted his life to promoting peace and human rights. joe biden praised him as a man of principle, faith and humility, whilst donald trump said americans owe him a debt of gratitude. the uk flags above westminster and downing street are flying at half mast in respect. mr carter died peacefully at his home in georgia yesterday. south korea's acting president has ordered an emergency safety inspection of the country's entire airline operation system, as investigators work to identify victims and find out what caused the deadliest air disaster in the deadliest air disaster in the country. the king has paid tribute to the victims of the plane crash, which claimed the lives of 179 people. the jeju air passenger plane was carrying 181 people when it skidded off the runway at muan international airport in south korea, the country's national fire agency said. 85 women and 84 men and ten others, whose genders were

not immediately identifiable, died in the fire at the airport around 180 miles south of seoul. emergency workers pulled two people, both crew members, to safety, and local health officials said they remain conscious. a british teenager sentenced to one year in prison in dubai after a holiday romance with a 17 year old girl, has surrendered himself to authorities to begin his sentence, according to a campaign group. 18 year old marcus wakana was with his family in the united arab emirates when he met the girl, who is also from london and is now 18. he was arrested and charged after the girl's mother found their chats and pictures, and called the dubai police. campaign group detained in dubai previously said wakana planned to appeal the sentence and he'd urged uk foreign secretary david lammy, who is the family's mp in tottenham, to intervene. however, when asked about the case, the foreign secretary said people should follow the rules of other countries. he also said wakana had all the support available from uk officials .

wakana had all the support available from uk officials. in other news, five people have reportedly been charged in connection with the death of one direction singer liam payne at a hotel in argentina. that's according to local media. the 31 year old star died in october after falling from the third floor balcony of a hotel that he was staying in. hotel manager gil de martin and hotel employee esteban grassi, as well as roger norris, who was reportedly a friend of liam, had been charged with manslaughter. argentina's national criminal and correctional prosecutor's office is quoted as saying. bryan pais and ezequiel pereira, who both reportedly worked at the hotel, have been charged with supplying cocaine. a judge has reportedly ordered that two of the five accused should be remanded in custody. in other news. gatwick airport says operations are now returning to normal after four days of fog related flight restrictions. more than 20 flights planned for today were cancelled in advance, and passengers were being warned of delays throughout the day. a

gatwick spokesperson said temporary air traffic restrictions are in place and we apologise for any inconvenience. they have since said that passengers should still check the status of their flight with their airline, as there may be a knock on effect and weather warnings are in place for snow, wind and rain across much of the uk on new year's day. yellow warnings are in place for northern ireland, northern england and parts of scotland from tomorrow before extending across most of the uk on wednesday. a series of warnings are in force and will last in some areas until 6 am. on the 2nd of january. the met office says there's likely to be travel disruption, with almost all of the country impacted by at least one yellow alert over the four days. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm tatiana sanchez. now it's back to martin. >> thank you tatiana. now we've got some breaking news for you reaching us in the last few moments. and it's this three

afghan nationals who were convicted in belgium over their involvement in a major people smuggling ring, have been arrested while on the run in the uk. prosecutors in belgium say they were part of a gang involved in organising the transport of migrants from afghanistan through iran and the balkans, and then into western europe. and authorities say they were also part of a group who committed serious sexual offences, including rape against male migrant minors, and the gang members now face being returned to belgium to serve their sentences , and extradition their sentences, and extradition proceedings have begun. well, let's have a chat about this now with our political editor, chris hope, who joins me live from westminster. chris, welcome to the show. great to see you after a christmas break. so serious story and a big win for the labour party here. they said they'd smashed the gangs and there's some evidence of some throughput here. >> yeah martin i'm happy new year to you and great to see you

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