now professor matthew goodwin , professor of matthew goodwin, professor of politics at university ofics at university of kent. in the past, matthew, in the run to the brexit referendum happening, the result the 2019 landslide you've written in the past about national populism, you've written about the disconnect. yeah between westminster and ordinary folk . westminster and ordinary folk. but you've come back with a new book, values voice and virtue, which is almost like a temperature test of where we are today. and from what i can tell , having not yet read it well, i can tell you're kind saying actually on many issues of political classes, even further apart than it was before brexit. i think i think that's true in many ways. i mean, this book essentially tries to explain how we got here. and if you look at the last ten years of british politics, the way i see it, we had three big revolts that changed the we the changed the country. we had the rise of parties like ukip yourself. we had to vote for brexit. we then had the election of boris johnson and that realignment, our politics,

now professor matthew goodwin , professor of matthew goodwin, professor of politics at university of litics at university of kent. in the past, matthew, in the run to the brexit referendum happening, the result the 2019 landslide you've written in the past about national populism, you've written about the disconnect. yeah between westminster and ordinary folk . westminster and ordinary folk. but you've come back with a new book, values voice and virtue, which is almost like a temperature test of where we are today. and from what i can tell , having not yet read it well, i can tell you're kind saying actually on many issues of political classes, even further apart than it was before brexit. i think i think that's true in many ways. i mean, this book essentially tries to explain how we got here. and if you look at the last ten years of british politics, the way i see it, we had three big revolts that changed the we the changed the country. we had the rise of parties like ukip yourself. we had to vote for brexit. we then had the election of boris johnson and that realignment, our politic

it and matthew goodwin has long tried to make sense of. ce and virtue the new british politics. and matthew joins me now. good evening. good evening. thank you for sending us the book as well . you wanted to book as well. you wanted to explain to us what is the key thesis, your new book? yeah. so basically had ten years of basically we've had ten years of political rise of political we've had the rise of populism brexit. boris johnson, the fall of red wall, this the fall of the red wall, this realignment our politics. all realignment of our politics. all i'm saying is what on earth caused all that? and the caused all of that? and the argument essentially is that we have elite in britain, not have a new elite in britain, not just in politics, but across much the media creative much of the media creative industries , institutions which industries, institutions which longer reflects the values of the of the wider country. no longer really gives lots of voters a feeling that they have a voice in the institutions, and it's embracing this very to

it and matthew goodwin has long tried to make sense of. voice and virtue the new british politics. and matthew joins me now. good evening. good evening. thank you for sending us the book as well . you wanted to book as well. you wanted to explain to us what is the key thesis, your new book? yeah. so basically had ten years of basically we've had ten years of political rise of political we've had the rise of populism brexit. boris johnson, the fall of red wall, this the fall of the red wall, this realignment our politics. all realignment of our politics. all i'm saying is what on earth caused all that? and the caused all of that? and the argument essentially is that we have elite in britain, not have a new elite in britain, not just in politics, but across much the media creative much of the media creative industries , institutions which industries, institutions which longer reflects the values of the of the wider country. no longer really gives lots of voters a feeling that they have a voice in the institutions, and it's embracing this ver

matthew goodwin tweeted yesterday . he goodwin tweeted yesterday. the last weeks sitting in focus in the red wall . the next general the red wall. the next general election is definitely a foregone conclusion . it's all foregone conclusion. it's all about those three words stop the boats. if sunak achieves , there boats. if sunak achieves, there will be no stopping him . it's my will be no stopping him. it's my view that the illegal migrant crossings are an economic , crossings are an economic, social, a national security and humanitarian disaster. we've got to fix it. people are dying in the channel. it's a tragedy. it's not how we do things. britain is welcoming. but let's do it properly. that's my view. but what do you think? now supporters labour would argue that they couldn't possibly do a worse job. the in worse job. the tories in relation to illegal migrants . relation to illegal migrants. and has said will and keir starmer has said will review the whole issue from top to bottom and, engage with the french to get a deal to sort this. so what

matthew goodwin tweeted yesterday . he goodwin tweeted yesterday. the last weeks sitting in focus in the red wall . the next general the red wall. the next general election is definitely a foregone conclusion . it's all foregone conclusion. it's all about those three words stop the boats. if sunak achieves , there boats. if sunak achieves, there will be no stopping him . it's my will be no stopping him. it's my view that the illegal migrant crossings are an economic , crossings are an economic, social, a national security and humanitarian disaster. we've got to fix it. people are dying in the channel. it's a tragedy. it's not how we do things. britain is welcoming. but let's do it properly. that's my view. but what do you think? now supporters would argue supporters labour would argue that they couldn't possibly do a worse job. the in worse job. the tories in relation to illegal migrants . relation to illegal migrants. and has said will and keir starmer has said will review the whole issue from top to bottom and, engage with the french to get a deal

gary lineker will ask and debates night is the bbc now beyond hope a new book out from professor matthew goodwinen further away from england than it was before the brexit referendum. lee anderson comes in with his latest campaign , an in with his latest campaign, an idea that we should teach kids at school about suicide . maybe at school about suicide. maybe that would stop a few young people taking their lives. and joining me on talking pints, ali maraj , conservative political maraj, conservative political activist and the founder of something called the prize will find out what that's all about, all of that in a couple of minutes. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst

gary lineker will ask and debates night is the bbc now beyond hope a new book out from professor matthew goodwinn it was before the brexit referendum. lee anderson comes in with his latest campaign , an in with his latest campaign, an idea that we should teach kids at school about suicide . maybe at school about suicide. maybe that would stop a few young people taking their lives. and joining me on talking pints, ali maraj , conservative political maraj, conservative political activist and the founder of something called the prize will find out what that's all about, all of that in a couple of minutes. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, let's bnng evening to you. well, let's bring you some breaking news we've had just in the last few moments. we've heard the disgraced pop star gary glitter has been recalled to prison after breaching his licence conditions . in a statement, the conditions. in a statement, the ministry of justice said protecting the public is the number one priority. the 78 year old was released last month after s

professor matthew goodwin, has said that the stop the boats policy is far more popular in the countryf you just looked at twitter. do you think there is a divide between political and media who are not impacted media elite who are not impacted by illegal and the great british public? that is a massive divide. this is something cameron government didn't understand . they didn't think understand. they didn't think that anybody thought other than that anybody thought other than that they thought in metropolitan elite bubble . and metropolitan elite bubble. and therefore what a nasty shock when the result of the referendum came . and yet referendum came. and yet governments after that have just gone on, assuming that people think like the liberal elite do and they don't , and they feel, and they don't, and they feel, you know, an ordinary bloggs on the and you're living in an area in which there's a lot of illegal immigration and people are being put up close to you. you care. i mean, you really care about it. you care about the pressure on health services and places and local services. y

professor matthew goodwin, has said that the stop the boats policy is far more popular in the countryf you just looked at twitter. do you think there is a divide between political and media who are not impacted media elite who are not impacted by illegal and the great british public? that is a massive divide. this is something cameron government didn't understand . they didn't think understand. they didn't think that anybody thought other than that anybody thought other than that they thought in metropolitan elite bubble . and metropolitan elite bubble. and therefore what a nasty shock when the result of the referendum came . and yet referendum came. and yet governments after that have just gone on, assuming that people think like the liberal elite do and they don't , and they feel, and they don't, and they feel, you know, an ordinary bloggs on the and you're living in an area in which there's a lot of illegal immigration and people are being put up close to you. you care. i mean, you really care about it. you care about the pressure on health services and places and local services. y

it's a great essay matthew goodwin in the mail on saturday which the headuneis mail on saturday whichitain's new out of touch. britain's new anita hill with the rest of us. then the gary lineker, roy then the gary lineker, the roy and isabel and the bbc. and it is about whose side , who runs is about whose side, who runs the country. you know . is it the the country. you know. is it the government that is trying to get to grips an issue that i to grips with an issue that i talked top of the talked about at the top of the hour the small base crisis, hour with the small base crisis, or presenters that might or is it a presenters that might take a different view that storm you their mates with them you take their mates with them and think it just shows there and i think it just shows there is majority still of is a silent majority still of people in this country that really want to the government tackle day and tackle the issues of the day and don't see people that don't like to see people that are paid a huge salaries, particularly at the bbc, wading into the debates and causing a headu

professor matthew goodwin , who is an expert on the goodwin, who is an expert on the red wall.ery day conservative ministers are on news saying stop the boats is a win for the conservative party. our national conversation does not reflect the public mood , even writes on the public mood, even writes on french president emmanuel macron thinks . it's got to stop, too, thinks. it's got to stop, too, as he outlined a plan in paris yesterday with the pm to get this sorted . is he a bad person this sorted. is he a bad person too by way? sunak am. macron had quite the bromance yesterday, didn't they? it all got very brokeback mountain. i nearly got my tissues out so i won't take any lectures from millionaire ex footballers terms of their woke credentials and their moral rectitude . premier league rectitude. premier league footballers . moral. do me footballers. moral. do me a favour . a footballers. moral. do me a favour. a good number of them. like saint gary employee . the like saint gary employee. the very best accountants with the ever woke lineker , currently in ever woke lineker

i mean peter i'm just looking professor matthew a academic matthew goodwin who's a academic at the universityublic's of it. if you the public's view of it. if you don't think stopping the boats is you are at the 16% the vast majority of the public think it's very important and it's an issue that needs sorting and could decide the next election. i it is important and i think it will be a feature in the debate around the next general election. but at the risk of ultra specific rishi sunak pledge was not to solve the small boats crisis was purely to pass a law that might solve this all boats crisis. and i really think people on a disused ferry is madness and to end i think two words that we often hear followed by suella braverman announcement are judicial review. okay what's your to this developing story tomorrow's telegraph that migrants could be moved from hotels to ferries. your reaction please market dot uk. i'll get your views just after the break we've also got the independent an amazing headune the independent an amazing headline in the indy that's also why drinking to be banned from some

as the british people pay for the let me quote top professor of politics and on the red wall matthew goodwinhe news stop the boats is win for the conservative party. our national conversation does not reflect the public mood that there you go what a bulls up i'm. sorry, but gary's got to go . what's but gary's got to go. what's your reaction, mark? gbnews.uk coming up in the news agenda fleet , street legend eve pollard fleet, street legend eve pollard , she'll be talking about the gary lineker . what could the gary lineker. what could the implications for the bbc? my means guest is x factor coronation street star shay ward. but next in big question is the government's migrant climate plan immoral ? we'll climate plan immoral? we'll discuss that with margaret thatcher's former personal adviser and the top lawyer. see you . there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you co

i mean peter i'm just looking professor matthew a academic matthew goodwin who's a academic at the university's view of it. if you don't think stopping the boats is are at the 16% the vast is you are at the 16% the vast majority of the public think it's very important and it's an issue that needs sorting and could decide the next election. i it is important and i think it will be a feature in the debate around the next general election. but at risk of election. but at the risk of ultra specific rishi sunak pledge was not to solve the small boats crisis was purely to pass a law that might solve this all boats crisis. and i really think people on a disused ferry is madness and to end i think two words that we often hear followed by suella braverman announcement are judicial review. okay what's your to this developing story tomorrow's telegraph that migrants could be moved from hotels to ferries. your reaction please market dot uk. i'll get your views just after the break we've also got the independent an amazing headune the independent an amazing headline in the indy that's also why drinking to

as the british people pay for the let me quote top professor of politics and on the red wall matthew goodwinhe news stop the boats is win for the conservative party. our national conversation does not reflect the public mood that there you go what a bulls up i'm. sorry, but gary's got to go . what's but gary's got to go. what's your reaction, mark? gbnews.uk coming up in the news agenda fleet , street legend eve pollard fleet, street legend eve pollard , she'll be talking about the gary lineker . what could the gary lineker. what could the implications for the bbc? my means guest is x factor coronation street star shay ward. but next in big question is the government's migrant climate plan immoral ? we'll climate plan immoral? we'll discuss that with margaret thatcher's former personal adviser and the top lawyer. see you . in three. market gbnews.uk a big reaction to my big opinion. market gbnews.uk a big reaction to my big opinion . let's see to my big opinion. let's see what you are saying . and i'm what you are saying. and i'm afraid you're not having lineker. camille says mark he should

professor matthew goodwin , who is an expert on the goodwin, who is an expert on the red wall.nservative ministers are on news saying stop the boats is a win for the conservative party. our national conversation does not reflect the public mood , even writes on the public mood, even writes on french president emmanuel macron thinks . it's got to stop, too, thinks. it's got to stop, too, as he outlined a plan in paris yesterday with the pm to get this sorted . is he a bad person this sorted. is he a bad person too by way? sunak am. macron had quite the bromance yesterday, didn't they? it all got very brokeback mountain. i nearly got my tissues out so i won't take any lectures from millionaire ex footballers terms of their woke credentials and their moral rectitude . premier league rectitude. premier league footballers . moral. do me footballers. moral. do me a favour . a footballers. moral. do me a favour. a good number of them. like saint gary employee . the like saint gary employee. the very best accountants with the ever woke lineker , currently in ever woke lineker, currentl