i'll be joined tonight by sir iain smith, nadhim zahawi iain duncan smith, nadhim zahawi i'm to ask will any i'm going to ask will any actions really come from that speech today? and the other big question is, is there a message that goes out to the country here from manchester? if there is, i have no idea what it is, but doubt, sir ian and the but no doubt, sir ian and the team can make me make me aware of because can't out of it because i can't work out what it is. first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel. thank you. the top story today is that the home secretary suella braverman has warned of a future hurricane of mass migration into the uk. in her speech to the tory party conference in manchester today, ms braverman says that as well as stopping illegal migrants from coming to the uk , she'll from coming to the uk, she'll also make sure that legal migration is held at reasonable levels. gb news presenter nigel farage criticised the speech , farage criticised the speech, saying the government was out of touch with ordinary voters. ms bra

and i think that will bode well. >> and what happens to nadhim zahawi, the that the zahawi, the guy thatbecame the entrepreneur that became the great to big great success that rose to big offices a crack at the offices that had a crack at the main job, had a few problems along way, a few and along the way, a few ups and downs, a little of financial downs, a little bit of financial issues and there. what do issues here and there. what do you for stratford >> 60 state for stratford on avon. when i was selected in 2010, i said to them, you know, my is to your my ambition is to be your secretary of state to be your champion parliament. i'm champion in parliament. i'm patron of the . adam smith patron of the. adam smith institute, fighting for smaller government, better government, better outcomes, a dynamic economy. >> and you're a campaigner? >> and you're a campaigner? >> campaigner. i've got a >> i'm a campaigner. i've got a campaign that i've running campaign that i've been running for last six months when the for the last six months when the time i to see time is right, i want to see ri

nadhim zahawi group into gaza. nadhim zahawi is a british israeli whose mother is among the hostages right now . right now. >> i was supposed to go and be on my way to pick her up and she was very much looking fonnard to come here and celebrate with her. you know, it's just heartbreaking . every picture heartbreaking. every picture i see, it's people i grew up with. it's people i know. my main message today is for the immediate release of all the civilians, especially the underage 18 and the over 65 . underage 18 and the over 65. >> well, here the government's organised flights for british nationals in israel, with the first due to leave tel aviv today . the foreign secretary, today. the foreign secretary, james cleverly urging british citizens who want to get out of the region to register their presence. those eligible for that flight have been told not to go to airports unless instructed to do so . meanwhile instructed to do so. meanwhile here at home, his majesty, the king has met with the chief rabbi to express

i'll be joined tonight by sir iain smith, nadhim zahawi iain duncan smith, nadhim zahawi i'm going askctions really come from that speech today? and the other big question is, is there a message that goes out to the country here from manchester? if there is, i have no idea what it is, but doubt, sir and the but no doubt, sir ian and the team can make me make me aware of because i can't out of it because i can't work out what it is. first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel. thank you. the top story today is that the home secretary suella braverman has warned of a future hurricane of mass migration into the uk. in her speech to the tory party conference in manchester today, ms braverman says that as well as stopping illegal migrants from coming to the uk , she'll from coming to the uk, she'll also make sure that legal migration is held at reasonable levels. gb news presenter nigel farage criticised the speech , farage criticised the speech, saying the government was out of touch with ordinary voters. ms braverman though , says the braverman

i'll be joined tonight by sir iain smith, nadhim zahawi iain duncan smith, nadhim zahawi i'm to ask willns really come from that speech today? and the other big question is, is there a message that goes out to the country here from manchester? if there is, i have no idea what it is, but doubt, sir ian and the but no doubt, sir ian and the team can make me make me aware of because can't out of it because i can't work out what it is. first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst .

i welcome mark lehane from the centre for policy studies, formerly special adviser to nadhim zahawi peterdwards, who's the former editor of and the former of labourlist and the former labour government minister denis macshane shane peter, the macshane. shane peter, the swings this week were very significant indeed and labour needs to have a result even better than tony blair's result in 1997. but these swings actually put it on the path to having a majority. so in the labour party, are people now pretty confident of victory ? pretty confident of victory? >> no, i think they're pretty confident . isn't that we're on confident. isn't that we're on a level playing field and we've got a good chance. and i think the stats you quoted, jason show why both main parties have reasons to fear of course in tamworth, mid beds yorkshire, the swings are very high. one of them second largest them was the second largest post—war labour's post—war, but he said labour's starting point around 200 starting point with around 200 mps and the house of commons now is so i think in labour is so bad, so i think in

we also have known nadhim zahawi, who is available for questions . his available for questions.e is 75. mother has been taken hostage by hamas . she is 75 . so first our hamas. she is 75. so first our speakers will tell their stories, then we'll have time for questions . and if after the for questions. and if after the press conference some of you are interested in having an interview , doing interviews, interview, doing interviews, please go through us, through our team and we'll arrange that for you again. our team and we'll arrange that for you again . thank you for for you again. thank you for coming and the floor is yours and you want to start by yelling or frequency three you want to start? okay. not today . thank start? okay. not today. thank you . you. >> is it okay? thank you. all for coming . my name is ayelet for coming. my name is ayelet svetski . i'm 46 years old. i'm svetski. i'm 46 years old. i'm married . i've got three married. i've got three teenagers at home. i live in the north, about two hours from the gaza border and about an hour north of tel aviv. and on

still to come, nadhim zahawi, whose mother took hostage, the chief hostage, spoke to the uk's chief rabbiwho attended event hartley, who attended the event in just one moment. sundays on gb news with me, michael portillo gb news britain's new charleton . britain's new charleton. >> very good morning to you. it's just gone 1125 and you're with britain's newsroom here on gb news with emily carver and me. tom hannood yes , you may me. tom hannood yes, you may have seen comedy legend john cleese new series trailed on the channel over the last few weeks. >> but in case you missed it, let's have a quick look here for the show. >> what you we're filming a television show . this is a television show. this is a mediaeval castle , you silly man. mediaeval castle, you silly man. it's for besieging and swordfighting . it's not for some swordfighting. it's not for some so—called television program . so—called television program. but we made arrangements . but we made arrangements. strange person. i am bored. are you? you're your auntie. soiled her knickers and said your mother was a vacuum cleaner who

i think some of his appointments were mad suella braverman and nadhim zahawi and grant shapps shappsand you know, you've got to remember that sunak hasn't remember that rishi sunak hasn't actually been a politician for very long. i mean, he was only elected in 2015 and before that all he'd ever done is written a pamphlet for a think tank. the year before, he is a very inexperienced politician. i think over the last 12 months it's shown a lot. having said that, keir starmer is a very inexperienced politician. as well, and it's unusual that the country's two main leaders are in that situation. but do you think if he'd been around for a lot longer in politics the last 12 months might have gone a little bit better, but probably not well enough to retrieve it? i don't i don't think it's retrievable for the retrievable right now for the conservatives best bet is conservatives my best bet is that he it back and he that he pins it back and he makes sure that starmer doesn't get a majority. >> michael, do think that >> michael, do you think that part problem here is that part of the problem h

nadhim zahawi, a british an israeli whose mother is among the hostages, is calling it a second holocausted to ask for help to release babies , ask for help to release babies, kids, mothers and old people from their captivity . there is from their captivity. there is no politics here, no context, no religion, no . race simple religion, no. race simple humanity . people who survived humanity. people who survived the holocaust . humanity. people who survived the holocaust. found humanity. people who survived the holocaust . found themselves the holocaust. found themselves facing another one. >> and in breaking news, we now know that the government is organising flights for british nationals in israel with the first flight due to leave tel aviv later today . they aviv later today. they meanwhile, in gaza, vital medical supplies inside are running out and the red cross says it won't be able to maintain the civilian population there for very long. the only remaining power station stopped working yesterday. fuel supplies are also dwindling and could run out within hours. israel is preparing for

i've nadhim zahawi yes, well, of course, nigel farage, as with many places he goes, received a rock star indeed, his main line, perhaps the loudest rounds of applause . even some individuals applause. even some individuals in the audience standing up and clapping is that, of course, he was saying he would not be accepting what he described, perhaps cheekily as rishi sunak offer for him to join the conservative party of course, if we remember back to our very own christopher hope's interview with the prime minister earlier this week , the prime minister this week, the prime minister said that the conservative party is a broad church and implied that nigel farage would be welcomed to join. well, today the president of reform, nigel farage, also , of course, gb news farage, also, of course, gb news presenter, saying that he would not be taking up that offer, that he would be sticking with reform, that he would be putting all of his energy into campaigning with reform in the next of elections. next series of elections. of course, local course, we're expecting local elections in may and poten

nadhim zahawi is a british israeli whose mother is among the hostages right now. >> i was supposed to celebrate with her. you know, it's just hard breaking every picture i see. it's people i grew up with. it's people i know. my main message today is for the immediate release of all the civilians , release of all the civilians, especially the under 18 and the over 65. >> meanwhile, the uk government is organising flights for british nationals in israel , british nationals in israel, with the first due to leave tel aviv for the uk today . the aviv for the uk today. the foreign secretary james cleverly urging british citizens who wish to get out of the region to register their presence. those eligible have been told not to go to airports yet unless instructed to do so . meanwhile, instructed to do so. meanwhile, here in the uk, his majesty the king has met with the chief rabbi to express his support for the jewish community in the uk. king charles and sir ephraim mirvis discussed events in israel and how to support interfaith harmony in britain . interfaith harmony in britain. it comes a

ngsense they introduced it >> in a sense they introduced it in bill nadhim in the education bill in nadhim zahawi i think on on the the tories think on on the stuff the tories said this week about single sex wards, absolutely. i agree with that. what i want first but that. but what i want first but absolutely it of course, absolutely. but it is of course, alongside fact that waiting alongside the fact that waiting lists gone lists for nhs have gone up hugely and still have mixed hugely and we still have mixed sex outrageous. sex wards, which is outrageous. well, sex wards, which is outrageous. weiand rishi sunak did say that >> and rishi sunak did say that that would be outlawed. >> they be saying that >> they should be saying that for years. they said in for 13 years. they said that in 2010 happen. 2010 it will happen. >> tolerate that. >> nobody will tolerate that. >> nobody will tolerate that. >> in genuine >> sorry for people in genuine gender because they gender distress because they have totally betrayed by gender distress because they have activistsally betrayed by gender distress because