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on board. and a nice. he's here. this is gb news. we're live on tv, onune gb news. radio. and wsfime online and on digital radio. and it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking , should the courts be more lenient from deprived lenient on those from deprived backgrounds ? new sentencing backgrounds? new sentencing guidelines come into force guidelines have come into force this judges to this week, urging judges to consider leniency for offenders from backgrounds. from disadvantaged backgrounds. the sentencing council now recommend taking into account the factors like poverty, low education, discrimination and housing. so what do you think is it is it is that the right thing to do? are we being a bit soft. so for the great british debate this out, i'm asking should the courts be more lenient from those deprived backgrounds? those on deprived backgrounds? joining discuss is andy joining me to discuss is andy macdonald danny kelly. macdonald and also danny kelly. danny kelly is on. >> you just noticed andy and i have very different hairstyles. well,

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on gb news. >> hello. good afternoon, and welcome to gb news on tv , online welcome to gb news on tv, online and on digitalthe big topics. hitting the headlines. right now, this show is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course it's yours . we'll be debating, discussing and at times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled. so joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy, and also former labour party adviser matthew lazar in a few moments time, i'll be mocking the week with comedian diane spencer i'll be speaking to. also coming up, i'll be speaking to a brave sexual abuse survivor still fighting for those who don't have a voice . and. yes. the noise of humza yousaf as he falls off a little tricycle or whatever he's on is humza yousaf the match in the powder barrel for the snp and scottish independence ? and later scottish independence? and later i'll speak to a brave, wheelchair bound veteran looking to climb mount snowdon this year . and. well,

on . gb news. midnight on. gb news. >> welcome back to gb news sunday with me, darren grimes on your tv, online and on digital radio. lots of you have been sending in your thoughts. mark says quite simply, anyone who vandalised his memorial should be arrested and prosecuted. this subject is getting boring. i think we're all getting a bit tired of it, to be frank and avril reminds us that she's sick of hearing about elderly costing the nhs so much. it's not just used by the elderly, you know, the benefits, costs, the personal independence payments costs, the migrants costs . all costs, the migrants costs. all of these things are having a knock on effect to the nhs and elsewhere. now now, wendy says more immigration by the labour panellist i assume she means aaron bastani to fix the shortages . why does he not? shortages. why does he not? i said no, sadly. why does he not talk about water shortages and more reservoirs and things like this? well, i imagine you do. do you? >>ido you? >> i do sometimes. look, what i would say is we had 1.3 million net immigration over two years. i'm not suggesting that that is what you n

welcome to the neil oliver show on gb news tv, onune oliver show on gb news tv, online and on radio. this week i will be taking an in—depth look at the ongoing war in ukraine. i'll be joined by retired us army colonel douglas mcgregor for his insights. i'll be asking him, perhaps more than anything else, when will it all end .7 i'll else, when will it all end.7 i'll also be else, when will it all end? i'll also be joined by molly kingsley from us for them to talk about the world health organisation , the world health organisation, specifically, the apparent climbdown on planned changes to their pandemic preparedness treaty, plus plenty of discussion with my panellist for this evening, broadcaster and journalist ingrid tarrant. but first, the all important update on the latest news headlines. >> good evening, i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom. shadow health secretary wes streeting says doctor dan poulter has not been offered a peerage to defect from the tory party to labour. mr streeting is defending doctor poulters decision, saying it shows that only sir keir starmer can be trusted

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lovely people and welcome along once more to the neil oliver show on gb news tv, onune neil oliver show on gb news tv, online and on radio. this week i will be focusing on the subject of food and nutrition. i'll be asking what we are eating and whether it's good for us and what could we be doing to live better, healthier lives . i'll be better, healthier lives. i'll be speaking to comedian louis schaffer, who found a mostly raw meat and egg diet to be the best kind in order to help him combat a series of medical problems. i'll also be talking to peta, the people for the ethical treatment of animals, who think we would be better advised to eat meat produced in laboratories, plus plenty of discussion with my panellist , discussion with my panellist, journalist and presenter jasmine birtles. but first, an update on the latest news headlines . the latest news headlines. >> hi there, i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. iran risks provoking an uncontrollable regional escalation. a warning from world leaders following last night's attack on israel . last night's attack on israel. g7 leader

on gb news. way. >> hello. good afternoon and welcome to gb news. on tv, onune welcome to gb news. l will be taking on some of the big topics hitting headlines . right hitting the headlines. right now, this show is all about opinion. mine, it's theirs. opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course it's yours. we'll be debating , and of course it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing and at times we will disagree, but no one will be cancelled. so joining me in the next hour broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy and also former labour party adviser matthew laza . party adviser matthew laza. coming up andrew rosindell mp is my political spotlight this week. he's going to give us his perspective on the honey pot scandal. who would fall for that? really . and if that? honestly, really. and if there's any hope left for the tories in the polls , then for my tories in the polls, then for my great british debate this hour, i'm servants i'm asking, are civil servants overstepping the mark for my difficult conversation? be difficult conversation? i'll be joined by tv joined in the studio by

fellow travellers welcome along to the neil oliver show on gb news tv, online and on radio. this week, this week i'll be taking a look at the war in the middle east and asking whether we are knowingly or unknowingly walking towards world war iii. i'll also be taking a look at gender identity ideology in the wake of the cass review. and finally, we'll take a look at geo engineering and asking what caused those considerable floods in dubai in the united arab emirates . plus the united arab emirates. plus plenty of discussion about the affairs of the day with my panellist and friend, the chair of republicans overseas uk, greg swenson. but first, an update on the latest news headlines . the latest news headlines. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler for your top story this houn wenzler for your top story this hour. mark menzies has announced his resignation from the tory party, saying he won't be standing at the next election. the fylde mp was suspended following claims he used political donations to cover medical expenses and pay off bad people who had locked him in a flat. he d

welcome to the neil oliver show on gb news tv, online and on radio with me bev turner tonight, standing in for neil as he takes a very well—deserved holiday. now this week. privacy. do we take it for granted and how much is it under threat? lord blunkett wrote an emotional piece in the mail this week about the need for a biometric digital id service. i'm going to be speaking to a number of experts to consider the and of such the pros and cons of such technological wizardry. i'm going to speaking also to going to be speaking also to reality star frankie essex. reality tv star frankie essex. what does privacy mean to a professional youtuber , and do professional youtuber, and do they have any concerns about living their lives in the permanent public space? plus, we're be debating we're going to be debating whether germans got it right whether the germans got it right this relax the rules on this week to relax the rules on cannabis. but first, update cannabis. but first, an update on latest news headlines. on the latest news headlines. >> good evening. the top stories. thousands of israeli

on your telly. online and digital radio. now, this is a gb news. you're watching us. get in touch . they see it on your welcome back to gb news. saturday, beth mead dawn neesom on your tvloads of you have been getting in touch, sending your thoughts in. and it's really to easy do so we've got a new thing gbnews.com forward your say. that's forward slash your say. that's how do it's on your how you do it. it's on your screen there. you can do that. but you have read but those of you who have read some them are really some some of them are really sad. obviously talking about the ongoing breaking news story from australia knifeman ongoing breaking news story from aust hasi knifeman ongoing breaking news story from aust has attacked knifeman ongoing breaking news story from aust has attacked and knifeman ongoing breaking news story from aust has attacked and killednan ongoing breaking news story from aust has attacked and killed at1 who has attacked and killed at least six people in a shopping centre in sydney, cliff says i am absolutely heartbroken of the news of the nine month old baby being injured. it's just awful . being injured. it's just awful. i'm a 65 year old man

on tv . well, and dogs are hooked on tv. well, ihopeifs and dogs are hooked on tv. well, i hope it's gb news.eadliners, we will present a special gb news special israel under attack. i'll be at the helm speaking to leading experts around the world about the implications of this developing story, this is an unmanned and aircraft, upwards of 50 drones that have been launched by iran on israel and are expected to be shot down if and when they reach israeli territory . so it's a serious territory. so it's a serious story. things are hotting up in the middle east that is a gb news special from midnight. but let's get reaction to tomorrow's front pages with pundits, front pages with my top pundits, anarchist and author doctor lisa mckenzie , former government mckenzie, former government adviser claire pearsall and bbc radio legend mike read . folks radio legend mike read. folks lots of stories to get through . lots of stories to get through. but look, we've got to start with this one, mike read, and it is a big for sir is a big, big concern for sir keir starmer. she is lying. rayner aide tells poli

on gb news. way. >> hello. good afternoon, and welcome to gb views. on tv, onune welcome to gb views.i'm nana akua. and for the next few hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this show is all about opinion. it's theirs . and of it's mine. it's theirs. and of course it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing and at times will disagree, but no times we will disagree, but no one cancelled. one will be cancelled. not without a good reason. but joining me in this hour is broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. that's in the next hour. i also broadcaster and author christine hamilton . in a few christine hamilton. in a few moments time, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds in the clash with former labour party adviser matthew laza and also with businessman and activist will also

gb news room. our top stories this hour. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two teachers and a student were stabbed at a secondary school in wales while our tv news reporter, jack carson, is there for us now . jack, what can there for us now. jack, what can you tell us.7 >> well, it was 11:20 am. this morning that police say they were called to an incident here at the almond valley school in south wales. and as we've heard this afternoon in the confirmation that three people were stabbed in an incident here, two teachers and one teenage girl and the police also confirming that a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and remains in custody. the investigations here still very active. the school will be closed tomorrow , school will be closed tomorrow, but police also confirming that a knife has been recovered from the school here and taken into evidence. superintendent ross evans spoke earlier on. >> i am aware that there is footage circulating on social media and i would ask that this is kindly removed to preserve the integrity of the ongoing investigation and to avoid further distress to those involved. this was a v

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gb news, more coming up. this is gb news, britain's put the britain's news channel put the kettle don't go too far. are welcome back to gb news. nato with me. dawn neesom on your tv airbase and major missile production complex and several nuclear facilities. although the location of the strikes has not been fully confirmed, local sources are suggesting that three explosions were heard near the varne airbase. joining me now to bring us up to date on what is indeed happening in the middle east, because i think iraq got involved well, a involved overnight as well, is a former military former senior military intelligence officer, philip ingram. philip, lovely to see you again. thank you very much for me. philip, i was forjoining me. philip, i was just about getting head just about getting my head around there , around what happened there, iran, israel well, as iran, israel thing. well, as much knows what much as anyone knows what happened a little happened and getting a little bit about maybe bit hopeful about maybe both sides of like sides were just sort of like sort of like showing off a bit, but not really causing much harm , but there seems to have been something

on gb news now. my next guest feels that she might be too posh to present on tv anymore .se of her received pronunciation accent. well jan joins me now. jan, absolute pleasure to have you on the show. a wonderful face and a wonderful voice i grew up with as a nipper, and i actually agree with. i never thought people like me, commoners commoners muck would ever get on the tv . and now ever get on the tv. and now you're saying you're not getting any work because you're too posh? tell me more, martin. >> can i put this in perspective? a telegraph journalist contacted me yesterday about this h and h debate , but i don't care. debate, but i don't care. >> i had an irish aunt who always said h, i don't mind and both are equally correct. so i just said, thank you very much. no thank you. so of course they made a story. >> anyway, the story was that one of my twitter followers and i'm on twitter most mostly to present, pieces on animals, rescues, etc. and i should stick to it. >> and this very nice person said it was an absolute delight to listen to you doing the voiceover for mos

gb news britain's news channel . welcome back. it's 449. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. the head of itv has accused the bbc of bleating about cost cutting while it splashes out mega moolah on us tvh of course features the duchess of sussex. now it's been reported that the bbc outbid itv for the series, something that itv bosses noted was funded with the licence fee money that you lot pay them. well, joining me now is the former bbc royal correspondent , former bbc royal correspondent, the legendary michael cole. michael, this is a story that ticks so many boxes for you. of course you have a huge interest in royal matters and as a former bbc employee yourself, you're wearing that hat as well. the big question is quite simple should the bbc really be splashing out mega money on acquiring drama ? acquiring drama? >> good afternoon martin, the licence fee is the poll tax that nobody ever voted for. >> and if there were a referendum tomorrow, a sizeable majority would be for its abolition. >> now , the licence fee brings >> now, the licence fee brings in garners £3.5 billion a year for the bbc. >> and it's used some of that to bid against itv and against channel 4, which we should re

he wants you and i not to be discussing it on tv at the top of the hour, on gb news every hour as we wants it to be a regular thing, several hundred taking off each week to make it harder and harder for to labour act the scheme if they win power. the problem he's got is the clock is ticking on the next general election, probably in november, and labour say they will act a scheme, even if it works . scheme, even if it works. although, interestingly, today on gb news, yvette cooper said that they would look at other or if they worked other other offshoring processing schemes. so they're not averse to the idea , but just not rwanda. idea, but just not rwanda. >> chris, we just had richard tice on on the programme and you just said there now you thought the election might be in november. he is convinced it's going to be called in the next two weeks. what do you think? >> listen, i'm on tv. i can't be too firm on this, but i think i think almost certainly not. i won't say i'll eat my hat, but i find that i find that almost unbelievable. if you listen to what the pm said yesterday and andr

and missiles at officers, some were forced to put on riot gear to deal with the worst of the clashes. gb news obtained this video. if you're watching on tv the disorder as it took place, it shows officers being pelted with sticks, bottles and other objects. many of those officers appeared to have been caught out by the sudden escalation of the disorder, and had no time to put on their protective equipment. meanwhile, pro—palestine protesters have sprayed red paint over the ministry of defence in london today . five defence in london today. five people were arrested for criminal damage and are in custody. the defence secretary, grant shapps, saying the armed forces can't and won't be intimidated, adding those inside the defence headquarters stand up to dictators and terrorists every day, going on to say those targeting us are the opposite cowardly criminals who i'm glad to see arrested . that's the to see arrested. that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news. com slash alerts . alerts. >> it is time to remove the cancerous tumour that is the echr from br

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on the tv. i said, i gb news, i gb news it's the answer. >> thank you. well, you are part of that team. >> so you are very much did you see any whales? >> oh, i would not believe how many whales i when i'm not whales watching, i'm whales watching . yes. i saw so many fin watching. yes. i saw so many fin whales i was thrilled. but yeah . okay. >> back to the whales is. >> back to the whales is. >> yes, i do think that people might be a little disappointed, but at the same time, isabel, i'm sure you'll agree with me here. i don't think it's unfair if the prince and princess of whales decide to set new boundanes whales decide to set new boundaries after what they experienced at the beginning of 2024, i think that they were disappointed in the online speculation about what was going on and how some of those conspiracy theories translated on to mainstream media, and i think that that was frustrating for them, and they just might be setting some new rules that we're going to have to abide by. >> yeah. so what would normally happen for every birth

gb news room. our top stories this hour. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two teachers and a student were stabbed at a secondary school in wales while our tvk carson, is there for us now . jack, what can there for us now. jack, what can you tell us? >> well, it was 11:20 am. this morning that police say they were called to an incident here at the almond valley school in south wales. and as we've heard this afternoon in the confirmation that three people were stabbed in an incident here, two teachers and one teenage girl and the police also confirming that a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and remains in custody. the investigations here still very active. the school will be closed tomorrow , school will be closed tomorrow, but police also confirming that a knife has been recovered from the school here and taken into evidence. superintendent ross evans spoke earlier

on gb news. >> hello and welcome to gb news saturday. >> i'm dawn neesom for the next three hours, i'll be keeping you company on tv, online and on digitalave this hour. security experts have been called to analyse been called in to analyse whatsapp messages at the heart of the latest westminster scandal after william wragg, the chairman of a commons select committee , admitted handing over committee, admitted handing over the personal phone numbers of colleagues to a man he met on a gay dating app. then very strong winds up to 70 miles an hour and heavy snow battering parts of the uk today as storm kathleen calls it, causes chaos. the met office says rain , snow and office says rain, snow and unseasonably strong winds are moving towards the uk and ireland from the southwest. batten down that garden furniture , folks. and now furniture, folks. and now notorious newsnight interview with the duke of york, which has turned into a netflix drama , has turned into a netflix drama, has been released, with rufus sewell playing prince andrew and gillian anderson playing the interviewer, emily maitlis. but

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on gb news. >> it's breakfast on gb news. >> welcome back. it's 550. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now is it time to say our vie design to the united kingdom? well, grand designs tvtly is healthy. well, joining me now to discuss this is property expert russell quirk. russell. welcome to the show. always an absolute joy- to the show. always an absolute joy. now, kevin mcleod is famed for his, stance on remain. let's not make this about brexit though. does he have a point? should young brits be leaving the motherland instead to the motherland and instead go to the motherland and instead go to the fatherland , no he doesn't. the fatherland, no he doesn't. i think he should stick to architecture. and, one programs about weird and wonderful properties across britain, the reality is, i mean, germany , reality is, i mean, germany, ironically, has got one of the weakest economies in europe right now. britain is far stronger economically than germany , but the really odd germany, but the really odd thing is germany is very famous for being a rental market or a market dominated by rental, and in fact, the rate of home ownership, as in owner occupancy in germany is only 49%

on gb news. mike sheldon says, stephen, tell ellie i remember the tripods kids tv show based on hg wells war of theurned over the channels . the channels. >> yeah, well, it was based. it was based on a on a on a the tripod trilogy, which is a separate book . so i don't say it separate book. so i don't say it wasn't the war of the worlds saying they had tripod machines as well in war of the worlds, but it was, claire pearsall remembered it. well, you've got them all going here. >> oh, steve, have the tripods was ace for the time. well worth digging up a copy. >> yeah, might be worth doing that, actually , peter says that, actually, peter says stephen trainers with a suit you need to sack your style advisers. >> nothing looks worse . >> nothing looks worse. >> nothing looks worse. >> oh, i don't know, because then nigel says, which is what i always think of. didn't david tennant make them cool in doctor who? he did. he always wore. he wore, converse . converse. yeah, wore, converse. converse. yeah, okay, now i understand . yes. okay, now i understand. yes. because if david tennant does it, then you d

on tv , radio and online. tv, radio and online. >> this is gb news, britain's news channel . news channel. >> welcome back.our time . i'm martin daubney your time. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now, later in the show, we'll discuss another woke rebrand of a flag and this time team gb's union jack has turned pink and purple on a supporters flag for this year's olympics . is it a union year's olympics. is it a union joke? now, rishi sunak has defended the government's flagship childcare policy and dismissed concerns over whether the nursery sector has enough places and staff to even cope with it. and the prime minister visited a nursery in hartlepool this morning to mark the first day when families in england benefited from 15 hours of taxpayer funded care for two year olds. well, i'm joined now by gb news political correspondent katherine forster. catherine, welcome to the show . catherine, welcome to the show. always a pleasure to see you. childcare and of course, many, many voters very, very anxious about. many voters very, very anxious about . it's expensive. it's about. it's expensive. it's ve

. >> we will always stand by the freedom to express yourself on tv, radio and online. >> this is gb newsnnel. >> welcome back. it's 339. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now, later in the show, we'll look ahead to a huge weekend of football at both the top and the bottom of the premier league. and that's where forest are residing. but now to a news exclusive . and there's a gb news exclusive. and there's been a staggering tenfold rise in care sector investigations by the labour exploitation watchdog and the gangmasters and labour abuse authority said that there were 44 investigations into the care sector in 2023 and in 2021 there were just four. well, i'm joined now by gb news reporter charlie peters. charlie, a staggering increase in abuse. what's going on? >> they are significant numbers, martin. and we took a look at this sector because of the health and care visa, so many more people have moved to britain in the last few years to work in this industry. when the health and care visa was announced by the department of health, they anticipate just 6000 people would take on that r

. >> we will always stand by the freedom to express yourself on tv, radio and online. >> this is gb newsgb news child serial killer lucy letby is making a bid to challenge her convictions on four points. lawyers for letby are asking senior judges at the are asking seniorjudges at the court of appeal for the green light to bring an appeal against all her convictions. at the heanng all her convictions. at the hearing in london, which is expected to finish this week. our reporter sophie reaper has been covering this story from the start, and she joins me now from the royal courts of justice in central london. sophie massively contentious case. what's the latest ? what's the latest? >> well, first of all, let me just explain a little bit what is meant by an application to appeal. i'm sure many of our viewers will remember in august of last year when letby was found guilty on seven counts of murder and seven counts of attempted murder . but what some attempted murder. but what some people may not realise is in less than a month after that happened, she and her legal team made this application

. >> we will always stand by the freedom to express yourself on tv, radio and online. >> this is gb newsbney and this is gb news. at 5:00 i'll have news of a massive increase in defence spending worth an extra £75 billion over the next six years. but before that, british holidaymakers face hours of delays when using ferries at dover or the eurostar from this autumn and it's all to do with new eu border rules set to be introduced, which will require people having their fingerprints and their photographs taken as they cross the channel i'm joined again in the studio by the former labour adviser matthew laws, and the former conservative adviser claire purcell . so let's start with purcell. so let's start with you, because i'm assuming you're a huge fan of the european union, and i'm very sad that we left, but i respect the result. so what i want to ask you about this is the biometric scanning of the capturing of data by the eu , it's being delayed for the eu, it's being delayed for the olympics, monsieur macron. the president is getting a pass because we wouldn't want to upset the visitors

. >> we will always stand by the freedom to express yourself on tv, radio and online. >> this is gb newss around the world, various places around the world as far away as australia and new zealand, whatever as and we've got whatever as well. and we've got a audience on satellite in a big audience on satellite in europe alex armstrong , europe as well, alex armstrong, the political commentator, and claire muldoon, the superb commentator on anything and everything, journalist, broadcaster, unbelievable raconteur . raconteur. >> unbelievable. >> unbelievable. >> but claire, would your dream be to buy a house in spain or to move in spain? because there's a scheme there, a golden visa scheme, tell us what it was and what's happened to it. right. >> so in answer to your question, no, but rather be able to buy a property in this country before even thinking about buying a second property anywhere else. okay. but spain has put an end now to the golden visa that triggered a property boom in spain. we're talking all over spain, but necessarily the costa del sol , and all down the costa del sol, an

always stand by the >> we will always stand by the freedom to express yourself on tv, radio and online. >> this is gb news9. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news now. pat dawson died after staff at royal blackburn hospital mixed up her notes with a 90 year old patient who had a do not resuscitate notice on their hospital notes . the 73 their hospital notes. the 73 year old retired nurse was taken to hospital by ambulance with a suspected bowel obstruction, but she died after she collapsed and medics stopped any attempts to resuscitate her. well, join me now is pat's daughter in law, paula dawson. paula welcome to the show. i'm so sorry for your loss. nobody deserves this. would you please mind sharing with gb news viewers what happened on that eventful day? >> yeah. so, my mother in law, pat, was . she felt poorly on the pat, was. she felt poorly on the friday and she, she she was okay. she was getting getting a little bit better , but then on little bit better, but then on the tuesday , her daughter rang the tuesday, her daughter rang my husband and said she needed she needed some help. she was a littl