rowling attacks labour's lisa nandy over stance on trans rights. >> lisa nandy is the she is the shadowecretary. i don't i don't know if that's even is that even a real position ? real position? >> i think it is, yeah. >> i think it is, yeah. >> anyway, she made a speech. she made a speech saying women's rights, women's rights, women's rights, women's rights, women's rights , and sounded almost rights, and it sounded almost believable until until j.k. rowling said, hey, you know, we've you've come down on it being against women's place uk, which is which is trying to stop biological men in from going into women's spaces. so you're not in favour of women. yeah. and although lisa nandy would say, well those, those males that want to go into prison, they are women because look at their pronouns in their twitter bio and look at their badly appued bio and look at their badly applied lipstick. >> so she would say the real women, as soon as somebody says they're a woman, that's that's it. there are women. the self id law promotes that says law that she promotes that says that. and in the past,

pledges new culture secretary lisa nandy, it was also someone who didn't know what a woman was, lisain her first speech as culture secretary, saying her department will be at the heart of efforts to reflect a more positive and less divisive version of the uk . i've seen version of the uk. i've seen this sentiment myself all over my twitter timeline, but it's always vitriolic . the culture always vitriolic. the culture wars are over now . we've won, wars are over now. we've won, right? okay yeah, right. smashing. so the idea is that populism is now dead. yeah. and that culture wars have been won. there's no there was never anything, there was no, no such thing as the culture wars really cancelled culture didn't really exist. and right now, because labour are back in, they believe that that's been won . that's that that's been won. that's a load of rubbish. it's just the start of things is even more divisive to come out and say this. yeah. >> well, i mean we're seeing issues getting, if anything , issues getting, if anything, escalating, becoming more apparent to people, even people wh

why nandy in why aren't rayner or nandy in the top job?and, >> well, rayner, i understand, but nandy, i voted for nandy, although i think keir has actually been all right. but that choice was lisa that was my choice was lisa nandy. i think she's incredibly impressive. don't agree with impressive. i don't agree with her on everything before people start , but that start tweeting me, but, but that is who i originally went for. but the other thing that i mean, first of all, number one, reading this was that this information has already been put out there. there's already a law that this this information is put there. secondly, i don't put out there. secondly, i don't know they think this is going know if they think this is going to impact it that they to have the impact it that they think it will. people can go, oh, this party has got this much representation and this much diversity . first of all, we see diversity. first of all, we see this is a sub clause. we see the conservatives with seemingly a much more diverse leadership in terms of et

hey, lisa nandy, louise hay , sorry lisa nandy, jo louise hay, sorry lisa nandy, jo stevens and ian murrayst highlights the naivety , it just highlights the naivety, particularly of this sort of ideological labour socialist opposition politics where it's very easy to see the world through rose tinted glasses , but through rose tinted glasses, but now they're in power. i would love to think , hope, to think love to think, hope, to think for all of our concerns that they can see it for what it is. you need that deterrent there. the world is on fire. you know, we it doesn't matter what continent you look at. there's a bit of a war going on. so the idea that we would. antarctica. yeah. well, there's aliens there , steve. >> of course. >> of course. >> so have you not heard of the auen >> so have you not heard of the alien war in antarctica? come on, mate, but the so, you know , on, mate, but the so, you know, we need to have this deterrent. i think it's an interesting story from the telegraph, and it's something that they're going to have to explain because they're going to have to use them be

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this is lisa nandy someone i'm actually a bit of a fan of.er for the labour leadership many aeons ago. okay, she's quite a no nonsense person. she speaks her mind. but on this issue she is frankly pathetic and misinformed. and when she says here, she's basically saying , here, she's basically saying, leave it up to each individual sport, they'll kind of get it right. hum, what's like, what's it got to do with her? well, it's got to do with you because you're a politician and you should be providing leadership in this matter. the fact is , men in this matter. the fact is, men have a physical advantage. that is a biological sports that have allowed for years. trans women , allowed for years. trans women, aka biological men to compete in these sports. >> so would you like to see actual legislation or just like sort of moral leadership? >> know what? i'd like to see legislation. and i'd like to see moral leadership. i'd just like to see leadership on it. >> i totally agree with you on the moral leadership front. and the moral leadership front. an

don't reduce trans debate to bodily parts, nandy tells jk rowling. in a conversation in anywhere in particular. so labour minister says society will be utterly ashamed in the future for the way transgender women are currently being treated. i think that's up for debate or to add a little bit more context here, she was asked in an interview recently rowling's remarks recently about rowling's remarks about voters about whether women voters can trust party at the next trust her party at the next election, next election based on what nandy had said herself about the transgender issues. now of course, we need to include body parts in this. i hate to always boil these things down, but at the end of the day, the thing that differentiates women and men physically is their body parts. so we have to be able to if we if we are going to deny biology and science. and i'll come to you in a minute, as our science correspondent, stephen, we are going to stephen, but if we are going to deny science that anything, anything grabs, isn't anything is up for grabs, isn't

don't reduce trans debate to bodily parts, nandy tells jk rowling.as in a conversation in anywhere in particular. so labour minister says society will be utterly ashamed in the future for the way transgender women are currently being treated. i think that's up for debate or to add a little bit more context here, she was asked in an interview recently rowling's remarks recently about rowling's remarks about voters about whether women voters can trust party at the next trust her party at the next election, next election based on what nandy had said herself about the transgender issues. now of course, we need to include body parts in this. i hate to always boil these things down, but at the end of the day, the thing that differentiates women and men physically is their body parts. so we have to be able to if we if we are going to deny biology and science. and i'll come to you in a minute, as our science correspondent, stephen, we are going to stephen, but if we are going to deny science that anything, anything grabs, isn't anything is up for grabs, isn'

ideas, out of energy, lisa nandy there is well, the governments announced today sanctions will be put against four hamas leaders in the uk and two of the terror groups, financiers . terror groups, financiers. >> it's actually one of david cameron's first moves as foreign secretary. he took up the post yesterday . they'll be made yesterday. they'll be made subject to travel bans, asset freezes and arms embargoes that prohibit the sale of weapons to any of those individuals. prohibit the sale of weapons to any of those individuals . the any of those individuals. the governments considering making the chickenpox vaccine available on the nhs following a recommendation by science artists, the joint committee on vaccination and immunisation says the jab should be given to youngsters in two doses when they're 12 months and 18 months old. it says data from other countries suggest the vaccine would dramatically reduce circulating cases of chickenpox and prevent the most severe cases in children in now the liverpool football striker luis diaz has had an emotional reunion with his father in colo

, a labour there is lisa nandy, a labour mp, she's protesting this.lready have another site close by which is also used to house everyone. yeah, there and isn't as simple as as that as what people are trying to make out . right. >> well i partially agree that you know there's some nimby ism here, but that's not necessarily wrong. right if a wrong. it might be right if a local impacted by a such local area is impacted by a such a large number of something . a large number of something. >> how is it impacted? >> how is it impacted? >> , before i even get >> well, before i even get there, of it matters. there, it none of it matters. it's a free market thing. this is this story totally is what this story totally misses, that it's a privately owned hotel , so it's allowed to owned hotel, so it's allowed to do whatever it wants with its hotel . this is not an issue of hotel. this is not an issue of whether governments think it should happen or not. this is this , i think, mcdonald's hotel this, i think, mcdonald's hotel is own it. and they've said, look, we

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ioc committee, the international olympics committee have been cowards and they've gone down the lisa nandyategy of saying each sport is up to each sport, but most sports now have actually gone, oh yeah, men and women are different. yeah weirdly. yeah. >> i mean, what do you think of it, kerri? were you enjoying seeing, big lumpy blokes in leotards prancing around? >> i like men winning everything. no it's really nice. >> it's a it's glory. seems to be a misogynist. you can. you can cheer on men. eliminating women from sport. and. and you're the good guy. >> how did this ever become an issue? you know, this story is telling us that the number of trans athletes has , has trans athletes has, has decreased by half. last time it was four. and so we're down to two now. it's, you know, it's not a massive change, but of course we're still really it's all about trans women. it's not about trans men. because when you start getting trans men , you start getting trans men, you're just people who have self id'd as men from being women winning against men's sports. then you're going to prove to me this

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but what certain politicians lisa nandyis what certain politicians lisa nandy is saying that he oughtrn his salary. and i just think it was quite funny, like this idea that, you know, he's , this idea that, you know, he's, he's he's a paedo. and the idea that he's now going to be shamed into like, guys, if i return my salary, will you accept me again is ridiculous. >> hardest to go back to. before everyone knew this stuff . everyone knew this stuff. >> yeah, definitely give the salary back at the very least. >> yes. moving on to the times. and damien, is this labour banking on there being another covid. >> well, this is the end of the grey vote strategy i've got here. labour focus on the because they're hoping that everybody's going to. >> oh yes all the voters are going to go well they've decided to turn off the heating for granny basically they're switching it off. >> you know you're on your own. find a log of wood. put it. oh you can't do that anymore either , you can't do that anymore either, unfortunately. so god knows what they're going to do. >> and they could probably just rel

so nandy, backed by shabana mahmood , the justice shabana mahmood, the justice secretary, is expectede £169.50 annual fee for a bbc tv licence should no longer be a criminal offence, and now , effectively, offence, and now, effectively, the bbc are worried that this is going to cost them a lot of money because people knowing that it's no longer a criminal offence are going to be emboldened, shall we say, to accept they can be fined, escalating fights like parking tickets that escalates and then the bailiffs get you have to pay parking tickets. well, let's see what someone like when you get home. yeah. is this inevitable, adam? and arguably also, is this the right thing to do? >> i mean, i'm going to go out on a limb and say, i, i like the fact that we have a government sort of funded or we have a british institution on the bbc. i don't like the way the bbc is going at the moment, but i do think it's important. it does separate us from the from the rest of the world. and i think some of our radio stations of the bbc are particularly good. i do i'm not going to have you on adam. you've

the first surprise appointment, though, was the promotion of lisa nandy to culture secretary after thangamebbonaire, who held the post in the shadow cabinet, lost her seat to the greens and before appointing his new cabinet, sir keir starmer gave his first speech outside downing street, promising to rebuild trust in british politics. >> this wound , this lack of >> this wound, this lack of trust can only be healed by actions, not words . i know that , actions, not words. i know that, but we can make a start today with the simple acknowledgement that public service is a privilege and that your government should treat every single person in this country with respect. >> so a quick recap of the numbers. here's how the seats have shaped up in parliament since last night's election results. labour have won a total of 412 seats, although with a smaller vote share than jeremy corbyn achieved in his 2017 defeat. the conservatives slumped to their worst ever result, with losses for former prime minister and a record of 11 members of the cabinet. it now means the liberal democrats, well, they're the

labour, labour's lisa nandy expert pollsters and much, much more.dn't have to watch it if you didn't have to watch it if you didn't want to, because we've watched it for you. why would you be anywhere else for the fallout ? all the action is now fallout? all the action is now in the spin room next door to the debate venue, so let's get there with gb news political editor christopher hope chopper. good evening . good evening. >> hello, bev. yeah, good evening. from the spin room here. shortly after the end of this seven way leaders debate, and all the parties have sent out representatives to defend their, their their candidates who are speaking in that debate. with me now is david davis, the candidate in holloway prison, howard and david. that's right. good to see you here. thanks for joining us on gb news, it feels odd to watch it from outside not being in it. >> normally you're in it, but they've got the big guns out in they've got the big guns out in the spin room. you heard there from penny morden. she said that the pm was was completely wrong to

well, of course, we live in a majority white country, but at least listen lisa nandy who is actually i voted for to be the labour she to sort of make a lot of sense don't you think with what she says here about how does call it out and she says there are particular issues within the and the pakistani gangs and parts of the country. but we also need to look at the bigger picture. well well, of course i do. lisa is right on this particular issue. the problem is, is that this has been such a taboo subject for so long has been happening for long and has been happening for around about 30 years. that is it any surprise that people want to talk it when the reality is people have been too scared too for a long time and as a result of that can't blame people for wanting to be for wanting to discuss this subject in the open now and it's i don't think it's good enough to say look yes but what about this because the reality is this to be talked about and we need to ensure that it needs to be stamped and that no young is ever put through this heinous crimes again. absolutely just one final thing

lisa nandy is due to set out how labour would oversee a significant expansion of economic devolution in england. she's going outline their proposal to unleash the power of all people in all parts of britain by handing westminster controls local communities. matt is expected to accuse the tories having written off areas outside london that once fuelled the economy . and finally, princess economy. and finally, princess says she and her husband jack brooksbank, are so excited be expecting their second child. a photograph released today on instagram by princess shows the couple's first child august hugging his pregnant mum's tummy in a statement, the palace says the royal family is delighted and august very much looking forward to being a big brother. those are the latest news on tv onune those are the latest news on tv online dab plus radio u with gb news where. now it's time for headliners . headliners. i'm simon evans. welcome to headliners. joining me to fight through wednesday's newspapers tonight comedy leo kearse and ben both suffering from ptsd. it says i have no idea why . presu

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lisa nandy the shadow up secretary, declined to see whether labour would keep the rwanda deportationl because obviously it's a key part of stopping the small boats across the channel. we've seen , for the channel. we've seen, for example, when joe biden got in america, he actually kept a lot of the a lot of the message cages the on the southern border and stuff. i mean i think some of those is really interesting how the press report these things because a of those things because a lot of those actually preceded trump as well. you of these things. you know a lot of these things. is the cage was invented really how many how many kids can we stuff this thing? you're stuff in this thing? but you're right. there is not right. his rhetoric there is not that distinguishable from from braverman mean the rwanda braverman and i mean the rwanda protocol that those ideas have been present have been portrayed as being cartoon initially even by the press and. yet labour won't disavow even though i saw the interview and she was failing to answer question failing to answer that question and come mor

minister and levelling up secretary as sir keir starmer reshuffles his top team, she replaces lisa nandy, who becomes shadow cabinet minister for international development. among the other changes, pat mcfadden is taking on the influential role of national campaign coordinator. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. time now for our headliners . for our headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> i'm simon evans, joining me tonight to shine make light of the best of tuesday's newspapers. >> comedian paul cox and provident guru lewis schaffer. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> so you've had access to the teleprompter. fair enough . it'll teleprompter. fair enough. it'll teach me . what are you wearing? teach me. what are you wearing? the tie for louis. i'm wearing the tie. this occasion. this is josh howie gave me this tie, and everyone thinks that josh hates me. >> is that people think that you hate me. but there's love. there's a lot of love in this. in this. >> absolutely. >> absolutely.

sometime in the 90s, early lisa nandy . yeah. yeah. early lisa nandy. yeah. yeah. great days ago.kong, with democracy, with freedom . with democracy, with freedom. ant— with democracy, with freedom. ant — with democracy, with freedom. and since it's— with democracy, with freedom. and since it's gone back to entnn— and since it's gone back to china, those— and since it's gone back to china, those freedoms are being entet— china, those freedoms are being entet-ne— china, those freedoms are being eroded-do-think- china, those freedoms are being eroded do think they'd eroded away. do you think they'd be taken— eroded away. do you think they'd be taken nee— eroded away. do you think they'd be taken more seriously if they tttn-t— be taken more seriously if they tttn-t-tnnt— be taken more seriously if they didn't-that voice?- be taken more seriously if they didn't that voice? yes. didn't say in that voice? yes. tnnt-s— didn't say in that voice? yes. . that's—colonised that's the only voice colonised aste— that's the only voice colonised tests-vete- - that's the only voice colonised asia.

lisa nandy is due to set out how labour would oversee a significant expansion of economic devolution in england. she's going outline their proposal to unleash the power of all people in all parts of britain by handing westminster controls local communities. matt is expected to accuse the tories having written off areas outside london that once fuelled the economy . and finally, princess economy. and finally, princess says she and her husband jack brooksbank, are so excited be expecting their second child. a photograph released today on instagram by princess shows the couple's first child august hugging his pregnant mum's tummy in a statement, the palace says the royal family is delighted and august very much looking forward to being a big brother. those are the latest news on tv onune those are the latest news on tv online dab plus radio u with gb news where. now it's time for headliners . headliners. i'm simon evans. welcome to headliners. joining me to fight through wednesday's newspapers tonight comedy leo kearse and ben both suffering from ptsd. it says i have no idea why . presu

well, of course, we live in a majority white country, but at least listen lisa nandy who is actually i voted for to be the labour she to sort of make a lot of sense don't you think with what she says here about how does call it out and she says there are particular issues within the and the pakistani gangs and parts of the country. but we also need to look at the bigger picture. well well, of course i do. lisa is right on this particular issue. the problem is, is that this has been such a taboo subject for so long has been happening for long and has been happening for around about 30 years. that is it any surprise that people want to talk it when the reality is people have been too scared too for a long time and as a result of that can't blame people for wanting to be for wanting to discuss this subject in the open now and it's i don't think it's good enough to say look yes but what about this because the reality is this to be talked about and we need to ensure that it needs to be stamped and that no young is ever put through this heinous crimes again. absolutely just one final thing

lisa nandy the shadow up secretary, declined to see whether labour would keep the rwanda deportationl because obviously it's a key part of stopping the small boats across the channel. we've seen , for the channel. we've seen, for example, when joe biden got in america, he actually kept a lot of the a lot of the message cages the on the southern border and stuff. i mean i think some of those is really interesting how the press report these things because lot those things because a lot of those actually preceded trump as well. you a of these things. you know a lot of these things. is the cage was invented really how many how many kids can we stuff in this thing? you're stuff in this thing? but you're right. there is not right. his rhetoric there is not that from from that distinguishable from from braverman and mean the rwanda braverman and i mean the rwanda protocol that those ideas have been present have been portrayed as being cartoon initially even by the press and. yet labour won't disavow even though i saw the interview and she was failing to answer question failing to answer tha

sometime in the 90s, early lisa nandy . yeah. yeah. early lisa nandy. yeah. yeah. great days ago.kong, with democracy, with freedom . with democracy, with freedom. ant— with democracy, with freedom. ant — with democracy, with freedom. and since it's— with democracy, with freedom. and since it's gone back to entnn— and since it's gone back to china, those— and since it's gone back to china, those freedoms are being entet— china, those freedoms are being entet-ne— china, those freedoms are being eroded-do-think- china, those freedoms are being eroded do think they'd eroded away. do you think they'd be taken— eroded away. do you think they'd be taken nee— eroded away. do you think they'd be taken more seriously if they tttn-t— be taken more seriously if they tttn-t-tnnt— be taken more seriously if they didn't-that voice?- be taken more seriously if they didn't that voice? yes. didn't say in that voice? yes. tnnt-s— didn't say in that voice? yes. . that's—colonised that's the only voice colonised aste— that's the only voice colonised tests-vete- - that's the only voice colonised asia.