i know because if nigel farage impartial. so if nigel farage impartial.igel farage had his own show on bbc and he wasn't impartial, of course i'd have a problem . but course i'd have a problem. but carol vorderman, it's not a political show. it's an entertainment show person. no, she's not. she is a free citizen . free speech. you can't you can't in one hand say free speech, free speech. and then when someone comes along and then argues and says, actually to be honest, calls people out, to be honest, calls people out, to honest, you can't say, to be honest, you can't say, i actually think you can, and i'll tell you why. actually think you can, and i'll tellso u why. actually think you can, and i'll tellso you1y. actually think you can, and i'll tellso you may notice that i was >> so you may notice that i was highly critical of emily maitlis when stay at the when she chose to stay at the bbc and express his left wing opinions night by night on newsnight . the moment that she newsnight. the moment that she left , i newsnight. the moment that she left, i sai

mr farage, goodness, was sent.tention, could have banged on about it till the cows came home and no one would have listened. but i think it is challengeable. there's also clearly the government clearly plans in the government to all of so i was to clarify all of this. so i was asked some others to draft asked with some others to draft asked with some others to draft a to the finance bill a clause to the finance bill that the government said it would support and that that would support and that that would have dealt with this very, very that was sent very clearly. now that was sent off to the payment services regulation, and that's but that's just a technical, bureaucratic delay in this. it's clearly a government appetite to stop this happening. and you can see why it really doesn't matter whether you gina miller or whether you like gina miller or you nigel farage, you need you like nigel farage, you need them to be able to have banking and financial in this and financial services in this country function . you know

farage. complex. that will come back at the end of october. and so what has happened is they've agreed to give her the payout before we get the results of the inquiry. and frankly , i of the inquiry. and frankly, i think the whole thing is a sick joke . joke. >> south yorkshire police has referred itself to the information watchdog after losing nearly three years worth of bodycam footage . the force, of bodycam footage. the force, which discovered a significant and unexplained reduction in data stored on its computer system from july 2020, says it's deeply sorry it's now trying to recover the footage, which could be used as evidence in court. recover the footage, which could be used as evidence in court . an be used as evidence in court. an estimated 69 cases could potentially be affected . experts potentially be affected. experts are hailing the uk's first womb transplant as a medical milestone . a 34 year old woman milestone. a 34 year old woman in england received the organ from her older

then nigel farage lviv clash. then nigel farage lviv lady colin campbell in the house.mackenzie. i mean, come on, that's a—list, right? >> that is an absolutely brilliant panel. i've never heard of a better one. i'm almost as good as my panels . almost as good as my panels. anyway, that's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. jacob tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe mogg. this has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. his has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andras been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andrasit'sen state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andrasit's sunnye of the nation. and if it's sunny in somerset tomorrow. i'm a dutchman. afraid that warm dutchman. i'm afraid that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb proud sponsors of weather on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news should be a drier day tomorrow and many places

it's going to be farage. well farage the farage from farage at large.me for this, which is terrific. see you in a couple of minutes time . okay, let's go . okay, let's go. >> it's barrage. the farage. i've got their names. >> i have absolutely no idea what alan cooke is about to ask me. alan >> hi, nigel. it's great to see you outside downing street today. but obviously we'd rather have you inside downing street . have you inside downing street. but yeah, my question to you is ihave but yeah, my question to you is i have a 22 year old bmw that is compliant. i have got a 46 year old, 4.2l jaguar that is only really good for driving between petrol garages and that's compliant . how petrol garages and that's compliant. how is this petrol garages and that's compliant . how is this actually compliant. how is this actually helping pollution? the ulez? >> well, it's a good point. there was a 1934 austin in the car park here earlier and that's compliant. yeah no, colin it is quite confusing for people isn't it, because wasn't it the case that actually we were t

farage opened the reid.rm uk leader richard tice is one of them and he's now calling for new laws that ensure the scandal will never be repeated . the will never be repeated. the brexit architect live shortly and after the beckhams were marshalled by the sussexes reports suggest harry and meghan have broken the so—called hollywood code because of their gossipy ways. top royal author tom bower investigates whether the couple are now a spent force stateside . and meanwhile, is stateside. and meanwhile, is this picture of a trans man on the side of a coffee van with their mastectomy scars on show going to prove costa coffee's bud light moment. furious customer think so. but are they overreacting? we'll debate it in the media buzz. find out what brexit voters have done to deserve a nomination when crowned tonight's greatest britain and union jackass to. we're have tomorrow's we're going to have tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you. hot well. and hot off the press as well. and the on this breaking news the la

farage at thoughts, please. farage at gbnews.com.mark white, our home security editor, has been down in dover docks for at least 12 hours today. mark a red alert day for border force and the others . it was a pretty busy others. it was a pretty busy morning, wasn't it? >> yes, it was with at least eight small boats coming across, nigel. and we counted some of those boats, four off the boats had upwards of 61, even 65 people on board. and that's clearly a continuation of this trend by the people smugglers to push even more people onto these boats . they're slightly bigger, boats. they're slightly bigger, they're a bit more sturdy. but when you get numbers like that on the boats, it doesn't take much at for all that boat to get into difficulties , as we saw, of into difficulties, as we saw, of course, just at the weekend there on saturday, as we speak, there on saturday, as we speak, the french patrols are out on the french patrols are out on the other side of the channel they're expecting the possibility that we could get an evening s

channel nigel farage and news.il oliver have their say on the migrant shambles and sadiq khan shortly . but first, the khan shortly. but first, the clash . and ahead of the first clash. and ahead of the first anniversary of the late queen elizabeth's passing , the royal elizabeth's passing, the royal family have made a defiant demonstration of unity during their annual summer holiday in balmoral yesterday, prince andrew was spotted riding shotgun alongside the prince and princess of wales as they arrived at church this marks a stark change from a similar service at easter, where the trio did not appear to speak to each other . and royal sources each other. and royal sources have told the telegraph , safe to have told the telegraph, safe to say it's a holiday where the entire family has been invited, the entire family are participating and the entire family are included anyway . on family are included anyway. on looking for a family divided angle will be sorely disappointed. well, apart from harry and meghan, of cou

farage at thoughts, please. farage at gbnews.com.now mark white, our home security editor, has been down in dover docks for at least 12 hours today. mark a red alert day for border force and the others . it was a pretty busy others. it was a pretty busy morning, wasn't it? >> yes, it was with at least eight small boats coming across, nigel. and we counted some of those boats, four off the boats had upwards of 61, even 65 people on board. and that's clearly a continuation of this trend by the people smugglers to push even more people onto these boats . they're slightly bigger, boats. they're slightly bigger, they're a bit more sturdy. but when you get numbers like that on the boats, it doesn't take much at for all that boat to get into difficulties , as we saw, of into difficulties, as we saw, of course, just at the weekend there on saturday, as we speak, there on saturday, as we speak, the french patrols are out on the french patrols are out on the other side of the channel they're expecting the possibility that we could get an eveni

it's going to be farage. well farage the farage from farage at large.me for this, which is terrific. see you in a couple of minutes time . okay, let's go . okay, let's go. >> it's barrage. the farage. i've got their names. >> i have absolutely no idea what alan cooke is about to ask me. alan >> hi, nigel. it's great to see you outside downing street today. but obviously we'd rather have you inside downing street . have you inside downing street. but yeah, my question to you is ihave but yeah, my question to you is i have a 22 year old bmw that is compliant. i have got a 46 year old, 4.2l jaguar that is only really good for driving between petrol garages and that's compliant . how petrol garages and that's compliant. how is this petrol garages and that's compliant . how is this actually compliant. how is this actually helping pollution? the ulez? >> well, it's a good point. there was a 1934 austin in the car park here earlier and that's compliant. yeah no, colin it is quite confusing for people isn't it, because wasn't it the case that actually we were t

channel nigel farage and news.il oliver have their say on the migrant shambles and sadiq khan shortly . but first, the khan shortly. but first, the clash . and ahead of the first clash. and ahead of the first anniversary of the late queen elizabeth's passing , the royal elizabeth's passing, the royal family have made a defiant demonstration of unity during their annual summer holiday in balmoral yesterday, prince andrew was spotted riding shotgun alongside the prince and princess of wales as they arrived at church this marks a stark change from a similar service at easter, where the trio did not appear to speak to each other . and royal sources each other. and royal sources have told the telegraph , safe to have told the telegraph, safe to say it's a holiday where the entire family has been invited, the entire family are participating and the entire family are included anyway . on family are included anyway. on looking for a family divided angle will be sorely disappointed. well, apart from harry and meghan, of cou

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farage. the of bodycam footage. farage.he force, which discovered a significant and unexplained reduction in data stored on its computer system from july 2020, says its deeply sorry it's now trying to recover the footage which could be used as evidence in court. an estimate said 69 cases could potentially be affected . home ownership has affected. home ownership has become less affordable despite a fall in house prices . lender fall in house prices. lender halifax says the cost of a typical home is now 6.7 times average earnings , down from 7.3 average earnings, down from 7.3 last summer. mortgages are proving expensive, though, hitting a 15 year high average monthly payments have risen by more than 22% over the past year . the government has announced a loan guarantee of more than £190 million to help ukraine's nuclear fuel supplies . the nuclear fuel supplies. the energy secretary, grant shapps , energy secretary, grant shapps, confirmed the move during a visit to a power station in the country, which was damaged by russi

she talked about nigel farage's finances to a journalist . nigel farage's finances to a journalist. actions are being independently investigated . the backlog of asylum cases has hit a record high. more than 175,000 people were waiting for an initial decision on their application. at the end of june. that's up 44% on last year. donald trump is due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. these are live pictures outside the fulton county jail, where we're expecting him to arrive later. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months with the georgia prosecutor wanting an october start for the trump election trial , start for the trump election trial, patients are being warned of severe delays as nhs consultants in england strike for two days. routine hospital care is expected to come to a standstill, with nhs leaders anticipating major disruption. the british medical association also announced that medics will go on strike in late september and early october. the numb

farage opened the reid.es. reform uk leader richard tice is one of them and he's now calling for new laws that ensure the scandal will never be repeated . the will never be repeated. the brexit architect live shortly and after the beckhams were marshalled by the sussexes reports suggest harry and meghan have broken the so—called hollywood code because of their gossipy ways. top royal author tom bower investigates whether the couple are now a spent force stateside . and meanwhile, is stateside. and meanwhile, is this picture of a trans man on the side of a coffee van with their mastectomy scars on show going to prove costa coffee's bud light moment. furious customer think so. but are they overreacting? we'll debate it in the media buzz. find out what brexit voters have done to deserve a nomination when crowned tonight's greatest britain and union jackass to. we're have tomorrow's we're going to have tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you. hot well. and hot off the press as well. and the on this breaking new

she talked about nigel farage's finances to a journalist . farage's finances to a journalist. actions are being independently investigated. the treasury says it will decide whether to take action if any wrongdoing is found and the board doesn't cut her £24 computer science in barnsley. sixth form a—levels . sixth form a—levels. >> i think i've done really well. i've got quite a few eights, a couple sevens , eights, a couple sevens, everything that i wanted to get and more for college. so i'm really looking forward to going to enrol later belief because i've had to wait a while to get results and i know that i've, i've done well and what are you going to go on to do ? going to go on to do? >> i'm doing biology, chemistry and history. a—levels >> the education secretary , >> the education secretary, gillian keegan, says the government has invested to help pupils catch up since the pandemic . pandemic. >> well the attainment gap was actually narrowing quite considerably from 2010 to before the pandemic. so under this conservative government we got it down 9.1, which was amazing .

britain's news channel nigel farage jim davidson , paul farage jim davidson, paul burrell.ny of the favourites here tonight. my digest , though, is on this digest, though, is on this despicable reaction from diane abbott trying to politicise the tragedy off the coast of italy that coming up after the news with ray addison . with ray addison. >> thanks, dan . here's the >> thanks, dan. here's the latest from the newsroom . and latest from the newsroom. and our top story this hour, the met police say now that nine people have been arrested due to threats of mass looting on london's oxford street . it comes london's oxford street. it comes after posts on tiktok encouraged people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors while crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders . a spokesperson dispersal orders. a spokesperson for the mayor of london told gb news anyone who's seen content encouraging them to commit crime should ignore it. the police federation for northern ireland says urgent answers are required after details emerged of two dat

nigel farage says fire safety.king compensation and a formal apology. >> also coming up for you, the latest weather with alex after such a wet july the 1st of august does promise something a little drier for most of us today, but it's not really going today, but it's not really going to last more wet and windy weather to come tonight. >> and tomorrow. join me later for a full weather update. >> morning to you. i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm ali costello. and this breakfast on . this is breakfast on. gb news. all right, let's kick off talking about booze this morning. >> we all like a drink , but i >> we all like a drink, but i had a good weekend. did you? but alcohol duty is going to see its biggest single increase in 50 years from today as hospitality bosses are warning this multi—million pound tax rise could cripple the industry . could cripple the industry. >> yes, the prime minister has hailed the changes though, which will see drink taxed according to its strength as the most radical simplification of the duty

we've taken back control. >> nigel farage jerry hayes.sn't convinced me totally, but he's made the argument . but at least we do argument. but at least we do agree on one thing, which is the rotters in the profession in shown perfectly beautifully shown up perfectly beautifully by the daily mail need to lose their licences and be booted out. echr echr will probably debate for years to come. now a slightly different angle. lee anderson is a conservative member of parliament for ashfield. he is deputy chairman of the conservative party . he's of the conservative party. he's also a gb news presenter on friday evenings and lee joins me down the line from his constituency. lee not for the first time you have caused total and utter outrage. i listen to the today programme on the bbc. they were barely able to control themselves because you've told illegal immigrants to f off back to france if they don't like going on the barges. the bibby stockholm in portland harbour , stockholm in portland harbour, lee, you know all of us at times in life go a

the farage moment.l, came out, novel, of course, that came out, richard adams and still decades on, kids know about watership down. i've been up and walked on watership down. well, now there's plan a blooming there's a plan for a blooming great solar farm right next to watership down . and the locals watership down. and the locals are revolting . yes, they're not are revolting. yes, they're not pleased at all. and the argument is amazing that is this amazing place that produced the book, the film, i never knew rabbits could be so vicious, but the idea is that they don't like it because farmland produce food. farmland should produce food. and i'm with the locals on that. and i'm with the locals on that. and segment here, and one last segment here, a real what, the farage moment. so devon archer for many, many years was the business partner of hunter biden. he is testifying before a committee in congress . now, you might argue congress. now, you might argue he's a former partner of biden , he's a former p

we've taken back control. >> nigel farage jerry hayes.sn't convinced me totally, but he's made the argument . but at least we do argument. but at least we do agree on one thing, which is the rotters in the profession in shown perfectly beautifully shown up perfectly beautifully by the daily mail need to lose their licences and be booted out. echr echr will probably debate for years to come. now a slightly different angle. lee anderson is a conservative member of parliament for ashfield. he is deputy chairman of the conservative party . he's of the conservative party. he's also a gb news presenter on friday evenings and lee joins me down the line from his constituency. lee not for the first time you have caused total and utter outrage. i listen to the today programme on the bbc. they were barely able to control themselves because you've told illegal immigrants to f off back to france if they don't like going on the barges. the bibby stockholm in portland harbour , stockholm in portland harbour, lee, you know all of us at times in life go a

the farage moment.novel, came out, novel, of course, that came out, richard adams and still decades on, kids know about watership down. i've been up and walked on watership down. well, now there's plan a blooming there's a plan for a blooming great solar farm right next to watership down . and the locals watership down. and the locals are revolting . yes, they're not are revolting. yes, they're not pleased at all. and the argument is amazing that is this amazing place that produced the book, the film, i never knew rabbits could be so vicious, but the idea is that they don't like it because farmland produce food. farmland should produce food. and i'm with the locals on that. and i'm with the locals on that. and segment here, and one last segment here, a real what, the farage moment. so devon archer for many, many years was the business partner of hunter biden. he is testifying before a committee in congress . now, you might argue congress. now, you might argue he's a former partner of biden , he's a form

britain's news channel nigel farage jim davidson , paul farage jim davidson, paul burrell. so many of the favourites here tonight. my digest , though, is on this digest, though, is on this despicable reaction from diane abbott trying to politicise the tragedy off the coast of italy that coming up after the news with ray addison . with ray addison. >> thanks, dan . here's the >> thanks, dan. here's the latest from the newsroom . and latest from the newsroom. and our top story this hour, the met police say now that nine people have been arrested due to threats of mass looting on london's oxford street . it comes london's oxford street. it comes after posts on tiktok encouraged people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors while crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders . a spokesperson dispersal orders. a spokesperson for the mayor of london told gb news anyone who's seen content encouraging them to commit crime should ignore it. the police federation for northern ireland says urgent answers are required after details emerged of t

sense of grie'nigel farage, we're notyut like nigel farage, we're not economically on our knees because. >> because the economic >> it's because of the economic death spiral of doom death cycle, the spiral of doom of lockdowns that the economic suicide ruled the labour suicide ruled on by the labour party, the liberal democrats, party, by the liberal democrats, by tories, all of them. by the tories, by all of them. they didn't have an they we didn't have an opposition. and then that's just knocked us back into weeds. knocked us back into the weeds. meanwhile, everything people wanted to happen in 2016 has got worse . we've got less control of worse. we've got less control of our borders. we're more in debt. and agree, brexit, it was a and i agree, brexit, it was a golden opportunity that was mismanaged botched . mismanaged and botched. >> but i think as well, homeowners ukip. i think this is one of the broken one of the key broken aspects in society because you're on the housing because if you're on the housing ladden because if you're on the housing ladder, good for high ladder, then g

bank account , but closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is closure of nigel farage's bank account still working account, but is still working her 12 month notice period . her 12 month notice period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist. the company says it will continue to review her planned pay and bonus payouts based on its findings . as based on its findings. as experts are hailing the uk's first room transplant as a medical milestone . a 34 year old medical milestone. a 34 year old woman in england received the organ from her oldest sister and is now planning to undergo ivf later this year. the operation at the churchill hospital in oxford took around 17 hours, around 50 babies have been born worldwide following room transfers , transplants and india transfers, transplants and india has become the first nation to land near the moon's south pole for the exact . landing land near the moon's south pole for the exact. landing module . for the exact. landing module. the history making chandrayaan

nigel farage a sterling job from farage did a sterling job from a beer garden.able garden. comfortable in a beer garden. right. secretary right. the foreign secretary is visiting beijing today amid criticism mps criticism from some mps regardingto china. approach to china. >> so this is the first visit to the country by james cleverly. he's to be addressing he's going to be addressing issues climate issues ranging from climate change to international security. the security. but will he raise the thorny i wonder, of human thorny issue, i wonder, of human rights so can hear rights in public so we can hear him about that. benedict him talking about that. benedict rogers co—founder the rogers is the co—founder of the charity kong watch. charity hong kong watch. benedict, the foreign benedict, of course, the foreign secretary tell us he's secretary would tell us he's going to raise china's appalling record not record on human rights, not least happening in least what's been happening in hong some hong kong and also what some people the genocide people describe as the

she talked about nigel farage, his finances to a journalist , nigel farage, his finances to a journalistbut her actions are being independo investigated . being independo investigated. donald trump is due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. these are earlier pictures of the trump convoy leaving new jersey to head to the fulton county jail in georgia . he's facing dozens of georgia. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months. meanwhile all 38 year old vivek ramos swamy dominated the first republican president debate last night in an exclusive interview with gb news, mr ramaswami says america needs a patriot who speaks the truth. >> i can only reunite this country if i'm doing it from the white house as the leader and the face of our movement. and what i will tell president trump is know you're a patriot. is i know you're a patriot. i mean, he and i have a deep relationship with mutual respect. i want him as my most valued adviser, something of a mentor in that ro

bank account , but closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is closure of nigel farage's bank account still working account, but is still working her 12 month notice period . her 12 month notice period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist. the company says it will continue to review her planned pay and bonus payouts based on its findings . as based on its findings. as experts are hailing the uk's first room transplant as a medical milestone . a 34 year old medical milestone. a 34 year old woman in england received the organ from her oldest sister and is now planning to undergo ivf later this year. the operation at the churchill hospital in oxford took around 17 hours, around 50 babies have been born worldwide following room transfers , transplants and india transfers, transplants and india has become the first nation to land near the moon's south pole for the exact . landing land near the moon's south pole for the exact. landing module . for the exact. landing module. the history making chandrayaan

>> nigel farage well. >> nigel farage well. >> well, went with the >> well, he went with the petitionh the petibrexit party . do when >> well, he went with the petibrexit party . do you when the brexit party. do you remember when they stood down in those 300 seats? right. and they they felt and hope they'll they they felt and hope they'll get some respect and love from the conservative party. i don't think really came. think they ever really came. nigel little bit kind of nigel was a little bit kind of cheesed that. but cheesed off about that. but there today , looking a lot there he is today, looking a lot happier now, looking a lot happier. but don't forget, he's there you, the there on behalf of you, the viewers , he's holding viewers, he's holding power to account because you guys out there signed that petition. there have signed that petition. >> what's the what's the >> and what's the what's the latest? what's the latest figure? nearly at 300,000 figure? we are nearly at 300,000 signatures, 295,411, please keep piling in and we will hold their feet to the flames . yes. and feet

>> farage i think so.air quality. they want to see the environment safeguarded , but environment safeguarded, but they don't want to see huge charges like ulez, which turn them into cash cows. they don't want to see massive extra charges on their energy bills. they to sustainable they want this to be sustainable in a way which doesn't make things for them at the things harder for them at the time of living time of a cost of living crisis, which you see newspapers which is why you see newspapers and programs like yours campaign , you know, arguing against huge amounts of charges on people . amounts of charges on people. and this sort of race to net zero. >> and just quickly before we 90, >> and just quickly before we go, we've seen we've seen a clash between keir starmer and sadiq khan over ulez. sadiq is obviously pro ulez because he wants that money and keir starmer is anti ulez because he wants those votes. do you think this could cause a rift in the labour party ? labour party? >> i think it may do, but

>> farage i think so.quality. they want to see the environment safeguarded , but environment safeguarded, but they don't want to see huge charges like ulez, which turn them into cash cows. they don't want to see massive extra charges on their energy bills. they to sustainable they want this to be sustainable in a way which doesn't make things for them at the things harder for them at the time of living time of a cost of living crisis, which you see newspapers which is why you see newspapers and programs like yours campaign , you know, arguing against huge amounts of charges on people . amounts of charges on people. and this sort of race to net zero. >> and just quickly before we 90, >> and just quickly before we go, we've seen we've seen a clash between keir starmer and sadiq khan over ulez. sadiq is obviously pro ulez because he wants that money and keir starmer is anti ulez because he wants those votes. do you think this could cause a rift in the labour party ? labour party? >> i think it may do, but the

bank account , but closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is closure of nigel farage's bank account but is still working account, but is still working her 12 month notice period in investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist. the company says it will continue to review her planned pay and bonus payouts based on its findings . gb news based on its findings. gb news nigel farage has labelled it a sick joke . sick joke. >> my own subject access request that i put into natwest to find out what she knew about what was going on. after 30 days, i was told, we can't give it to you, mr farage. it's complex. that will come back at the end of october. and so what's happened is they've agreed to give her the payout before we get the results of the inquiry. and frankly, i think the whole thing is a sick joke. >> a lawyer for the parents of babies attacked by convicted killer lucy letby says they were fobbed off by a hospital boss. the former medical director of the countess of chester hospital , ian harvey, has been a

will you tell me farage bottle?l you tell me farage gbnews.com has he got the bottle 7 gbnews.com has he got the bottle ? well, joining me is simon fawthrop , conservative fawthrop, conservative councillor in the london borough of bromley. now we've had colin smith, the council leader on the show in the past and at the time there were five of the outer boroughs that were fighting a legal action against sadiq khan. but there was nothing those london boroughs could do to stop this from going ahead , was there? >> no, that that was right. we tried because we had to try for the for the sake of all those people that you identified that are suffering, the frail, the elderly , etcetera. so it's elderly, etcetera. so it's really important that we tried, but not going to throw but we're not going to throw good money after bad as it were. so we're now looking for other ways. and you've quite rightly, nigel, identified died that particular clause in the act and actually you missed out the first bit of that which says the secre

as you know, a big farage at know, i'm doing a big farage at large in a place called cudham, which on of seven oaks bromley borough . we're oaks and bromley borough. we're going have a big crowd going to have a big crowd there. if gbnews.com if you want to come. gbnews.com there are 1 or 2 tickets still available , but the story that's available, but the story that's out today and it's pretty extraordinary that in areas extraordinary is that in areas like up to 90% of the like bromley up to 90% of the ulez cameras that mayor khan has placed have been vandalised cut down, stolen and thrown away by. you, of course, fully understand . and i would never, ever support court lawbreaking in any way at all. but i just do not see how this new zone is going to work, because ultimately we when laws become enemies of men, men become enemies of laws. in a moment we are going to have vivek ramaswamy sitting here, the man that won last night's debate, and the man. i think thatis debate, and the man. i think that is not very well known outside of america would in the next quarter of an hour, we're go

the farage in in the memo that. the farage managed to get from coots.man of natwest now be considering his position ? his position? >> well, that is a matter for the natwest board. but what i know. yeah, what i would say is that as a major shareholder in natwest , we were very concerned natwest, we were very concerned that after this error of judgement, which was conceded by natwest , they were following the natwest, they were following the course. they were. why? because in a free society, being able to say what you believe is a fundamental human right, but in the modern world we all need bank accounts. so if you have to worry that you might be expressing a view that someone in a bank doesn't agree with, you could lose your bank account . that has a chilling effect on free speech. that is not acceptable. it is also against the banking regulations. it's effectively against the law. so today i've written to the regulator that has the power to put big fines on banks , and i've put big fines on banks, and i've said i want to know, is this widespread ? was

give me your thoughts, farage at gb news dot com.nald trump junior, the son of the 45th president joins me down the line right now. don junior , let's be honest now. don junior, let's be honest about this is the scenes that took place this the storming of the capitol on january 6th, 2021. it was a pretty ugly event, wasn't it ? event, wasn't it? >> listen, i think it could be ugly. and yet you look at what happened for the 18 months prior to that, which got absolutely no attention, the ransacking of our cities, murder, rape , looting, cities, murder, rape, looting, arson during what the left dubbed the summer of love. what happenedin dubbed the summer of love. what happened in the united states. and i think what we're seeing right now, nigel, is just that a an unequal system of justice where people can ransack buildings , they can take over buildings, they can take over courthouses, they can take over entire sections of towns like they did in seattle. and portland to no consequence . and, portland to no consequence. and, you know, of

nigel farage is up next. i'm off for the bank holiday. nigel farage is up next.k holiday. yes. so i'll see you on tuesday. have a good one. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> evening . weather on. gb news. >> evening. i'm weather on. gb news. >> evening . i'm alex deakin. >> evening. i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news a mixture of sunshine and showers to come on friday and showers to come on friday and cooler feel for many, and a cooler feel for many, particularly across east anglia in the south east where it's been warm humid today been quite warm and humid today and a few and we've seen a few thunderstorms result. this thunderstorms as a result. this low pressure sitting across northern scotland is still providing heavy showers providing some heavy showers here and they'll keep going through night. any of those through the night. any of those showers left across showers still left across the south—east now. south—east are fading away now. so en

will you tell me farage bottle?ill you tell me farage gbnews.com has he got the bottle 7 gbnews.com has he got the bottle ? well, joining me is simon fawthrop , conservative fawthrop, conservative councillor in the london borough of bromley. now we've had colin smith, the council leader on the show in the past and at the time there were five of the outer boroughs that were fighting a legal action against sadiq khan. but there was nothing those london boroughs could do to stop this from going ahead , was there? >> no, that that was right. we tried because we had to try for the for the sake of all those people that you identified that are suffering, the frail, the elderly , etcetera. so it's elderly, etcetera. so it's really important that we tried, but not going to throw but we're not going to throw good money after bad as it were. so we're now looking for other ways. and you've quite rightly, nigel, identified died that particular clause in the act and actually you missed out the first bit of that which says the sec

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let's talk about farage and coots . coots about farage and coots.if he wants one. should he take it, nigel? well i mean, it's obviously a matter for nigel. >> i'd be tempted to. not i mean, i think that the way that he's been treated absolutely he's been treated is absolutely appalling, should stick appalling, and he should stick to and say, well, to his guns and say, well, thanks very much, but the way you've me, things you've treated me, the things you've treated me, the things you called me. no, i don't want my account back. obviously, it's a him. he must decide a matter for him. he must decide whether wants to bank, whether he wants to bank, continue there or not. continue banking there or not. i mean, this extra ordinary u—turn they've done , they obviously they've done, they obviously realised completely realised they've completely cocked this one up. but now i think the next stage really is that the government must launch a proper inquiry into the whole banking system and see what the laws are that govern people like nigel, like other politic

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but adam, of nigel farage.e got a theory that actually a lot of this hatred is coming from labour politicians like. angela rayner well, you've got to remember over the last sort of six, seven years since brexit as well, we had david lammy that basically likened brexit figurehead to the. >> we had angela. we had angela rayner that said what did she say? she said, tories are scum, homophobic, racist and misogynist sick, right. and we also apologise. >> well, she said once she was caughti >> well, she said once she was caught i know once the recording was leaked i know john. >> john mcdonald said hound any tories you see in the streets. now this sort of rhetoric, it filters out via the left wing press . and this woke hysteria press. and this woke hysteria has infected a whole generation and more . and these this and more. and these this generation are now starting to work in our banks, in our schools, in our universities , in schools, in our universities, in society. you know, it's a worry. and things like this. b

pay package this year, despite having quit in disgrace over her handling of the closure of nigel farage'ser admitting to being the source of an inaccurate news story about mr farage's finances. you're live with bbc news. we have some picturesjust we have some pictures just coming into us here at the bbc. drone pictures of the events in pakistan that you may remember from yesterday. these are extraordinary images filmed from a drone. these were the people who were eventually rescued. you may remember in pakistan, that cable carpets taking passengers from one side there of the to the other. there was a malfunction, it stopped working and the rescue operation was tense and nail—biting and thankfully successful. we do have other details too. the police in pakistan have arrested the owner of a cable car that left eight people stranded. there have been an arrest made of the owner, as we were saying, the rescue operation lasted 12 hours. multiple chars have been levelled against him, butjust taking a moment to reflect on those extraordinary images. the danger that they faced there. quite extraor

nigel farage says coutts has offered to reinstate his personal and business bank accounts. of coutts had written to him to say he could keep the accounts. natwest, which owns coutts, said it could not comment on individual customers. this week is dominated by energy news, and in the next few hours we'll be getting the latest earnings from oil giant bp — more on that in a moment. but first, much is being said about what the prime minister has been up to in scotland. rishi sunak argues britain needs to produce more of its own energy, and announced oil and gas drilling in the north sea will be expanded. 100 new licences will be issued this autumn, with more potentially to follow. sunak said that domestic production will cut the carbon footprint of imported gas, but critics argue he's backtracking on pledges to cut co2 emissions. 0ur climate editorjustin rowlatt has the details. powering up britain from britain is today's slogan. the more than 100 licences for companies to explore for and then drill to extract oil and gas are part of a plan to max out production from uk reserve

>> the farage time now.ingly revealed popular migrant routes of calais, dunkirk and other northern french beaches aren't the only launch sites brits need to worry about when it comes to the small boats crisis. it's a new route from northern spain has also now been exposed as a passage for albanian trafficking gangs sending the gangs sending boats from the city of santander to portsmouth, costing 40,000 per person for times the £3,500 typically charged from calais . traffickers charged from calais. traffickers boast on tiktok how the route is less dangerous and if successful , how migrants will be less likely to be picked up and deported back to albania. so nigel farage are this is just another concern because it's another concern because it's another way for our country to be invaded via our unsecure shared borders . shared borders. >> yeah, there are so many routes, aren't there? i mean, you know this one from santander, but of course, don't forget there are still people coming in the backs lorries coming i

>> the farage time now.ingly revealed popular migrant routes of calais, dunkirk and other northern french beaches aren't the only launch sites brits need to worry about when it comes to the small boats crisis. it's a new route from northern spain has also now been exposed as a passage for albanian trafficking gangs sending the gangs sending boats from the city of santander to portsmouth, costing 40,000 per person for times the £3,500 typically charged from calais . traffickers charged from calais. traffickers boast on tiktok how the route is less dangerous and if successful , how migrants will be less likely to be picked up and deported back to albania. so nigel farage are this is just another concern because it's another concern because it's another way for our country to be invaded via our unsecure shared borders . shared borders. >> yeah, there are so many routes, aren't there? i mean, you know this one from santander, but of course, don't forget there are still people coming in the backs lorries coming i

but my interest in brexit really come early on, years before it became a word with nigel farage.mean, seeing him take down was the man in the european parliament called called a damp, a damp squib or a damp rag. and i saw him take down tony blair, which was fantastic . which i thought was fantastic. there out there. there was somebody out there. now i thought, he speaks to now that i thought, he speaks to me . and you didn't get that with me. and you didn't get that with politicians the mean, politicians at the time. i mean, tony blair was a was tony blair was was a was a goliath in 97. but he gradually let us down. and then nigel farage came along and i thought, wow, a man. wow, what a man. >> so you joined so in the absence actually being absence of farage actually being an conservative mp or an elected conservative mp or anything like that, you're like, i'll take next best thing and i will join the. >> well, once the referendum came through, result came came through, the result came through. obviously farage decided a little bit decided to step a little bit further away from t

but my interest in brexit really come early on, years before it became a word with nigel farage.mean, seeing him take down was the man in the european parliament called called a damp, a damp squib or a damp rag. and i saw him take down tony blair, which was fantastic . which i thought was fantastic. there out there. there was somebody out there. now i thought, he speaks to now that i thought, he speaks to me . and you didn't get that with me. and you didn't get that with politicians the mean, politicians at the time. i mean, tony blair was a was tony blair was was a was a goliath in 97. but he gradually let us down. and then nigel farage came along and i thought, wow, a man. wow, what a man. >> so you joined so in the absence actually being absence of farage actually being an conservative mp or an elected conservative mp or anything like that, you're like, i'll take next best thing and i will join the. >> well, once the referendum came through, result came came through, the result came through. obviously farage decided a little bit decided to step a little bit further away from t