ben lord, thank you for coming _ a daily basis. ben lord, thank you for coming on _ a daily basis. for coming on to talk— a daily basis. ben lord, thank you for coming on to talk to _ a daily basis. ben lord, thank you for coming on to talk to us. - the prime minister, rishi sunak, has posted on x — formerly known as twitter — sending his support to princess catherine. "my thoughts are with the princess of wales, the prince of wales, the royalfamily, and in particular her three children at this difficult time. she has shown tremendous bravery with her statement today. i know i speak for the whole country in wishing her a full and speedy recovery, and look forward to seeing her back in action when she's ready." the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has also sent his best wishes to the princess of wales. he tweeted — "on behalf of the labour party, i want to send my very best wishes to her royal highness at this distressing time. i am heartened by the princess of wales' optimistic tone, and her message of faith and hope. her royal highness will be in our thoughts and prayers, as she p

_ 11, i think that's what ben hur got in lord of— 11, i think that's what ben hur got in lordt's not going to happen. it is going _ king. that's not going to happen. it is going to — king. that's not going to happen. it is going to be a good night for oppenheimer but not a huge steam roller_ oppenheimer but not a huge steam roller that_ oppenheimer but not a huge steam roller that obliterates all the other — roller that obliterates all the other great film talent we seen this year. _ other great film talent we seen this year. i— other great film talent we seen this year, i think that's the point to make. — year, i think that's the point to make. it — year, i think that's the point to make, it has been an incredibly good year for— make, it has been an incredibly good year for cinema, all the ten best picture _ year for cinema, all the ten best picture nominees are films i admire, and one _ picture nominees are films i admire, and one or— picture nominees are films i admire, and one or two i think are brilliant _ and one or two i think are brilliant.— and one or two i think are

. >> lords of viewers, though, >> but lords of viewers, though, ben saying , do >> but lords of viewersers, though, ben saying , do you know ben will be saying, do you know what, had a grand at what, i wish i had a grand at the end of the month. yeah, but if in surrey or if you're working in surrey or london, to commute london, you've got to commute into london, you've got to commute inthhat's tube, three, £400 >> what's the tube, three, £400 a that leaves you with a month. that leaves you with £600. then you've got to buy shopping. get shopping. you can probably get by know, 50 to £100 by on, i don't know, 50 to £100 a week. do you know what the answer is? >> i think everyone should move out south. it's far too out of the south. it's far too overcrowded. anyway, let's spread around more. spread around a little more. >> the of england is >> the north of england is arguably beautiful than arguably more beautiful than the south. the up to south. i've got the train up to newcastle. neck the newcastle. your neck of the woods day. the woods the other day. the countryside didn't woods the oth

lord balfour. what do you think to that, ben habib? >> well , i to that, ben habib?well, i think it's absolutely outrageous. and i hope she has the book utterly thrown at her. presumably they went after balfour because the balfour declaration of 1917, which i think was the first contemplation of a separate state for jewish people. contemplation of a separate state forjewish people. but it's completely wrong . that it's completely wrong. that valuable piece of art should be vandalised in the way. well, in any way , but particularly any way, but particularly obviously, you know, irredeemably in the way that she did to make a protest. and i think , you know, beyond that, think, you know, beyond that, one of the problems i've got with the whole palestinian debate is that it seeks to draw its , legitimacy through going its, legitimacy through going back to past events repeatedly. and if you're going to go all the way back to balfour in 1917 for the balfour declaration, you're really scraping the barrel to justify your position. and you certainly don't do it by vandalising

lord, my god ! listen, there's a chest here, let's open it, come on! so what's there? benit’s not closed, they have a tender, see you tomorrow, oh, you know, my napkins are so cool yes, i'll give it to you now, you clean everything up, i always carry it with me, thank you, yeah. you look so flawless, you can’t even tell that you have spots. well, this is now, when i had a plant, everything came into the workshop for 5 minutes. you had a factory, how did you manage it? yes, just like you were running around in the fire, chewing out all sorts of tenders. by the way, i remember that the water utility’s tender for the supply of pipes was simply chewed out with teeth. and gnawed it out? wow, pressed, hello, ministry of emergency situations, the approximate time of the start of the emergency is 11:54, i am sending the coordinates of the starting point, speed current 3.2 m per second, wind 4.8 m/s. try to intercept her at the threshold. well, how can he change his diaper now , you ask me, come up with something that i ’ll come up with, he’s hiding from me, you delivered the baby,

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ben habib to be given right of there given a right of reply. there you're me, grimes on you're with me, darren grimes on gb more gb news sunday. lords. those plans coming up and on those plans actually , labour, do we need actually, labour, do we need a labour government to sort this out? that's we'll be out? that's what we'll be answering. all of that and more to you're welcome back to gb news sunday with me. darren grimes. on your tv, onune darren grimes. on your tv, online and on digital radio. now before the break, we were, of course, discussing labour's water plans with jim dale. a lot of you emailing in with some pretty strident thoughts on jim dale and ashley has written in to say the dirtiest rivers in europe are in the eu. so unless some the sun or the danube and the rhine in particular for the seine was filthy. >> yes, yes, yeah , i'll start >> yes, yes, yeah, i'll start with you, ben habib, because he, he was pretty vociferous. well, he was pretty vociferous. well, he was pretty vociferous. well, he was he was fundamentally , he was he was fundamentally, factually wrong. is it brexit's fault? >> yeah. so let me just addres

lord arthur james balfour at trinity college at the university of cambridge, now the university of cambridge, now the group say they attacked the painting because of the balfour declaration, which surprised benot too far. i bet they vote labour, come off it. like as if keir starmer is going to be the person they celebrate. a man that's proudly backed israel. look, it is not okay to slash a painting like that. i was actually horrified that this was actually horrified that this was a real you know, historic painting. to do that is completely unacceptable . and completely unacceptable. and actually, you know, the thing on this particular topic , the this particular topic, the israel gaza question, i am really frustrated about the fact that people think these acts of aggression will do anything for the palestinian or the israeli people. they won't. all it does is heighten tensions , as you've is heighten tensions, as you've seen, the abuse that labour politicians have had in particular for the way that labour has supported israel . you labour has supported israel. you know, there was anneliese dodds who's a shadow , chair of the who's a shadow, chair of the labour party or something. i think she