dame andrea . well i think dame andrea.think unfortunately rishi is a gift to labour at the moment. >> so it's which is lesser of the two evils really . um, so the two evils really. um, so this is why i think we've got to act on it. we've got to replace rishi and even though he won that vote last night, um, i and but hearing that more letters are going into today , um, i are going into today, um, i still think is on borrowed time. mark, i'd be very surprised , um, mark, i'd be very surprised, um, if he's taken us into the election , how many letters do election, how many letters do you think have gone in? >> because i understand that 53 is the magic to number provoke a contest . contest. >> i mean, i mean, i was whipping joe and theresa may's time to try and oust her. >> um, and i'm speaking to people all, um, over the last few weeks and a couple of weeks ago , um, i did a tally. it was ago, um, i did a tally. it was about 29 mps who told me, but that was pre these disastrous polling, what we've seen at the weekend and pre

dame andrea, thank you jenkins. dame andrea, thank you very, very much.ed against rishi sunak's rwanda bill last week. and i understand that you were called into the whips office for a meeting just hours ago. can you reveal to us what went on, please ? please? >> um, i, i mean, let'sjust say >> um, i, i mean, let's just say it's standard practice. patrick, i mean, i was in the whips office. you know, if you vote against the government, it's normal practice to be called into the office. i mean, i think if anything, i see the media today have been saying that even the prime minister himself, um, called people in, but that wasn't the case. so we each had a meeting with the chief at and, um, yeah, it was just a usual bog standard thing, really , you bog standard thing, really, you know, why did you vote against the government ? um, i understand the government? um, i understand that some colleagues are getting frustrated and things that the 1111 of you should be losing the whip . um, he didn't agree with whip. um, he didn't agree with it himself. um, but but i

dame andrea, thank you for popping up dame andrea, thank you for popping up and joining us this eveningbinet minister, who is on the fence about it fence about going do it completely ? completely? >> patrick? i mean, i did mine in, in um, november. as you know, i broke it on your show, didn't i? um and, um, now we've got to its last chance saloon. now patrick, um, i think the only way of actually saving our country from the socialists and slippery starmer is by changing leader now and it time is running out and if you remember theresa may's time patrick there was it was trickle of letters going in um publicly and i think that's what we're going to start seeing now. what what prompted this , andrea. this, andrea. >> and what now ? okay. are you >> and what now? okay. are you expecting honestly , because as expecting honestly, because as it currently stands , sir simon it currently stands, sir simon clarke is the only bloke who's gone over the top. so if we were anticipating that we were going to have 3 or 4 others over the course of this show, that hasn't happened yet . not to say it hap

dame andrea, i'll edwina currie. dame andrea, i'll start with you . was rishi sunak start with you.nderson and wrong to force lee anderson and brendon's resignation ? brendon's resignation? >> i wouldn't say it was wrong. um, through , um, i mean, i used um, through, um, i mean, i used to be with and i've been a minister and even when you're a deputy chairman of the party, you adhere to the ministerial code. and it's well known that if . you sign a government if. you sign a government amendment or vote against a government, you need to resign. now on the other hand, i mean, i was the first one to resign under may, a under theresa may, um, with a appalling brexit deals and, um, and so it's right that you resign, but i think that i take my hat off to brendan and lee. you know, they're both great guys and they've resigned on conviction. so i think they've done the right thing. but the real problem for me, patrick, is the fact that it's been watered down so much. the rwanda bill, so much so that, you know, robert jenrick, the immigration minister, had to resign. he put the amendments in

i'm also with we had dame andrea jenkins in here today and feeling being dame andrea jenkins in herew, you'veeling being dame andrea jenkins in here todeknow, you've got being dame andrea jenkins in here todeknow, you've got aeing dame andrea jenkins in here todeknow, you've got a busted you know, you've got a busted flush you might as well flush anyway you might as well throw you've at throw everything you've got at it dying moments and just it in the dying moments and just try. you as well roll the it in the dying moments and just try. ion as well roll the it in the dying moments and just try. ion your as well roll the it in the dying moments and just try. ion your roll well roll the it in the dying moments and just try. ion your roll upell roll the it in the dying moments and just try. ion your roll up board the it in the dying moments and just try. ion your roll up board with dice on your roll up board with somebody else, because otherwise then what? then they're just going to get obliterated to the government. >> minister, we have very shortly . shortly. >> but for now, thank yo

they go dame andrea jenkyns?wasted no time in telling lee to defects. this is how he responded. >> conservative party is the best party moving forward to get us out of this mess, so it's very kind of richard . very kind of richard. >> well, tice tells lee why he should roll the dice live at ten or so tonight . oh yes. remember or so tonight. oh yes. remember this footballing legend, the family of world cup winner nobby stiles are suing the fa . family of world cup winner nobby stiles are suing the fa. his son john joins me to explain why and after far left labour mp zarah sultana accused the pm of islamophobia. just for saying this, perhaps the honourable lady would would do well to call on

>> i'll be speaking to dame andrea jenkyns, who says rishi must go play .o play. why did tory rebel brendan clarke—smith change his mind? all of that, plus , is king mind? all of that, plus, is king charles guilty of oversharing ? a charles guilty of oversharing? a busy two hours? we're live in five. >> well, that's going to be extremely interesting. very good programme. this is me. done for the week. i will be back on monday at 8:00 as usual, but oh j'oy monday at 8:00 as usual, but oh joy of joys, i'm heading down to somerset now. my car is parked outside. i'm waiting to get there to see the glorious somerset. sunny, warm weather, a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good evening . >> good evening. >> good evening. >> welcome to your latest gb news weather update . friday will news weather update. friday will be another dry and sunny day for most showers are becoming most and showers are becoming much more limited to the far north, but there's still a snow andice north, but there's still

they go dame andrea jenkyns?uk leader richard tice wasted no time in telling lee to defects. this is how he responded. >> conservative party is the best party moving forward to get us out of this mess, so it's very kind of richard . very kind of richard. >> well, tice tells lee why he should roll the dice live at ten or so tonight . oh yes. remember or so tonight. oh yes. remember this footballing legend, the family of world cup winner nobby stiles are suing the fa . family of world cup winner nobby stiles are suing the fa. his son john joins me to explain why and after far left labour mp zarah sultana accused the pm of islamophobia. just for saying this, perhaps the honourable lady would would do well to call on hamas and the houthis to de—escalate the situation . de—escalate the situation. what's wrong with that ? does what's wrong with that? does starmer need to come down hard on the extreme wings of his party and our labour, now at the mercy of the muslim vote? my panelis mercy of the muslim vote? my panel is

jenkyns backbencher, dame andrea jenkyns , suggesting that potentially in excess of 29 letters have of rishi sunak as leader. here she is talking to me on the show last night to act. >> mark. um, i mean , i think >> mark. um, i mean, i think this is the last chance saloon . this is the last chance saloon. now let's get rid of rishi. let's get somebody who has got balls of steel who will actually be prepared to come out of the european court of human rights. that's what we need. somebody who's strong like that. think who's strong like that. i think unfortunately , rishi is a gift unfortunately, rishi is a gift to labour at the moment. so it's which lesser the two evils which is lesser of the two evils really, even though won that really, even though he won that vote night , really, even though he won that vote night, um, i and but vote last night, um, i and but heanng vote last night, um, i and but hearing that more letters are going into today, um , i still going into today, um, i still think is on borrowed time. mark, i'd be very surprised , um, if i'd be very surprised, um, if he'

jenkyns backbencher, dame andrea jenkyns , suggesting that potentially in excess of 29 letters haveoval of rishi sunak as leader. here she is talking to me on the show last night to act. >> mark. um, i mean , i think >> mark. um, i mean, i think this is the last chance saloon . this is the last chance saloon. now let's get rid of rishi. let's get somebody who has got balls of steel who will actually be prepared to come out of the european court of human rights. that's what we need. somebody who's strong like that. think who's strong like that. i think unfortunately , rishi is a gift unfortunately, rishi is a gift to labour at the moment. so it's which lesser the two evils which is lesser of the two evils really, even though won that really, even though he won that vote night , really, even though he won that vote night, um, i and but vote last night, um, i and but heanng vote last night, um, i and but hearing that more letters are going into today, um , i still going into today, um, i still think is on borrowed time. mark, i'd be very surprised , um, if i'd be very surprised, um, if

. >> dame andrea jenkins exclusively lifts the lid on how the tory party is now treating those brave. those brave rwanda rebels. patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. see you there . 11 pm. see you there. >> welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still state of the nation. we've been discussing tata steel and costly green policies, and you've been sending in your trenchant views. daniel says the demise of the uk steel industry is fault of steel industry is the fault of our government. this is a national security our national security issue. our previous governments have sold national security issue. our pre ours governments have sold national security issue. our pre our mostarnments have sold national security issue. our pre our most importantiave sold national security issue. our pre our most important assets. d off our most important assets. the steel plants left the only two steel plants left in uk , port talbot and in the uk, port talbot and scunthorpe. one owned the scunthorpe. one owned by the chinese the other owned by chinese and the other owned by india. steel c

now by conservative mp and deputy chairman of the european group, dame european research group, dame andreanow you are one of 11 conservative mps who voted against this bill. if you were in the house of lords, how would you have voted last night ? night? >> the thing is, it's very difficult, isn't it, because we don't want all these leftie amendments which waters it down even more so when it comes back to our house next week or the week after in the commons , then week after in the commons, then week after in the commons, then we have a difficult decision to make because it could get through on the labour votes, because they want it to be completely watered down and we want to strengthen it. >> you know, we've got a lot >> so, you know, we've got a lot of work to do there in the background . background. >> fascinating. so you're saying as voted against the as someone who voted against the third reading of the bill in the commons, that you might be persuaded to vote in favour of this bill to prevent the labour party almost taking charge of it. >> yes it.- >> yes. it. — >> yes . yeah i mean,

yes indeed, influential former minister dame andrea jenkins tells us how many have turned on the pm. his mind in last night's vote , his mind in last night's vote, the labour lot was all giggling and laughing and taking the mic, and laughing and taking the mic, and i couldn't do it in my heart of hearts. >> i could not vote no. so i walked out. who could blame it? >> well, i'll be grilling his best mate brendan clarke—smith on for rishi bill on why he voted for rishi bill despite resigning in protest 24 hours earlier. also tonight, top telegraph columnist allison pearson reveals brand new information about a conspiracy at the heart of the post office scandal. you will not believe the story . plus, fearless royal the story. plus, fearless royal journalist angela levin gives an update on the king and kate's health scares in the royal dispatch. and could the real keir starmer please stand up? >> did you want him to be prime minister >> i didn't think the labour party was in a position to win the last election . the last election. >> oh, he's wriggling on the line. well, an whitcombe's f