this is dewbs& co with me miriam cates only on gb welcome back to dewbs& co with me.for michelle dewberry tonight and i've still got my panel with me until 7 pm. former conservative cabinet minister michelle donelan and former labour advisor matthew laza. and you've been sending in your views about the economy, about what labour are going to do in the budget. and sylvia says, if i was a millionaire, i would leave this country tomorrow. but philip said, i'm not a millionaire, but i am planning to leave when i retire within the next decade. not a brilliant vote of confidence. now an albanian criminal who sneaked back into britain after being deported has won the right to stay here under the european convention on human rights. ardit bannau was freed six months into a two and a half year jail sentence for burglary and deported as part of a prisoner transfer agreement with albania, but he then came back to britain to be with his lithuanian girlfriend. and now he's staying here as he has a right to family life under article eight of the echr. and this comes as another alba

let's talk welcome back to dewbs& co. thanks for tuning in.am bev turner here for the rest of this week actually. so the uk's population has once again grown, but experts have been concerned by deaths overtaking births for the first time. the data also raised concerns over net migration. it's risen to record levels , but with all the issues levels, but with all the issues that can arise from this, what should the government do to tackle the continuing growth in our population? zoe, let me come to you. we're in a strange situation here, aren't we? deaths exceeding births for the first time in 50 years. all sorts of reasons for that. and this thorny issue of migration , this thorny issue of migration, which i think probably when keir starmer took office at number 10, it must have been the pile welcome back to dewbs& co. thanks for tuning in. i am bev turner here for the rest of this week actually. so the uk's population has once again grown, but experts have been concerned by deaths overtaking births for the first time. the data also raised conc

dewbs& co with me bev turner.ng, sitting here for michelle dewberry for most of this week, i'm delighted to say keeping me company tonight until 7:00. former conservative minister steve baker and former labour minister bill rammell gbnews.com/yoursay to let me know your thoughts this evening. now, of course, it is the one year anniversary of the october 7th massacre in israel and new polling carried out on behalf of the campaign against anti—semitism has found what they call concerning levels of support for hamas among young people in britain. 16% of young brits believe that the october the 7th massacre was justified . the 7th massacre was justified. bill. i wonder whether they feel it's justified , given subsequent it's justified, given subsequent action by netanyahu. and if you'd asked them on the 8th of october, they would have said it wasn't justified. and it was it wasn't justified. and it was it was atrocious. but the relentless bombing of gaza, i suspect, has persuaded some of these young people to say, oh,

i am michelle dewberry and this is dewbs& co. we open the show tonight with the news that there has been a significant escalation. now, as iran has apparently launched missiles into israel. let me cross live to our home affairs and security editor mark white. good evening to you. please bring our viewers and listeners up to speed with the very latest . the very latest. >> well, we had feared that there would be a response from iran to what we have been witnessing in lebanon over the last two weeks. and tonight we have that with initial reports suggesting that 100 missiles have been fired from iran towards israel and are being intercepted as we speak. the very latest statement from the israeli defence forces says that iran's attack is continuing. your requested to remain in a protected space until further notice. protected space until further nofice.the protected space until further notice. the explosions you are heanng notice. the explosions you are hearing are from interceptions or fallen projectiles. they go on to say the aerial

this is dewbs& co. i'm with you until 7:00 tonight alongside me.ve got my panel, alex dean, the conservative commentator, and aaron bastani, the co—founder of novara media. good evening gentlemen . good evening to you. gentlemen. good evening to you. welcome. tonight, as are each and every single one of you at home to what is on your mind tonight. you can get in touch with me all the usual ways you can email me gb views @gbnews. com you can tweet or me or of course you can go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay. but as i said , you're very welcome said, you're very welcome tonight. there is lots i want to discuss with you. but of course, last night we did a whole hour on this story. the situation, the escalating situation in the middle east. let me cross live to our home security editor, mark white. mark good evening to you. bringing the viewers and listeners up to speed, if you will, with the developments over the course of today . the course of today. >> well, today we really await what the israeli response will to be that intense ballistic missile

that was a feisty start to the dewbs& co, wasn't it?ok , friday evening, i'm sure. look, we've just been talking about sovereignty and so on and so forth. well, now, hot off the news, we spoke, didn't we, at length yesterday about the chagos islands. well, now argentina, seemingly inspired by that , they have now promised to that, they have now promised to reclaim their words, the falkland islands, they're going to take concrete action, apparently. what do you think to this, ben habib? >> well, i'm not i'm not surprised at all. i mean, when you if you're a foreign power looking at the united kingdom, you see the political nonsense that's going on in our government. as i mentioned in the earlier segment, a prime minister who can't identify a man from a woman who takes the knee to far left extremist movements like black lives matter , who will promote net matter, who will promote net zero to the massive detriment of the british people and will give up the chagos islands, which is of strategic importance when there was no pressure whatsoev

because joining me now is bev turner who is in for dewbs& co tonight. 617 dewbs& co bev turner. menu? >> thank you martin. well, we are going to be reflecting on this shock result in the conservative leadership race. obviously now we've got these two final contenders. kemi badenoch robert jenrick, the party will vote on the party members, of course. are they the people to take the conservatives into the future? take the fight to starmer. we're going to be talking about this population growth figures as well. more deaths than births in the uk . deaths than births in the uk. for the first time, we're relying heavily on migration to keep our population afloat. or are we just frankly too full? you go out on the roads anywhere in this country. it feels like there are just too many people here at the moment. what's it going to be talking, martin, about sex education? we've got two panellists who feel very differently about what should be on the curriculum at schools, and there's a report out to say that we're letting down our kids. we're not informing them properly or telling them abo

dewbs& co is up next.you then. but now it's your weather. here's alex bercow . here's alex bercow. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front . boxt heat pumps sponsors front. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening. here's your latest gb news weather update coming to you from the met office. looking ahead. and by thursday things are looking largely dry, but quite a bit colder than of late . for the colder than of late. for the time being though, still plenty of wet weather around . low of wet weather around. low pressure dominating the story across the uk. it's this low pressure that has brought all the heavy thundery showers many of us have seen through today, and there will be some further showers as we go through the next few hours across england and wales, but many of them clearing away towards the east overnight. some persistent rain continuing though across parts of northern england and eastern scotland. so staying pretty soggy here with quite a bi

that's dewbs& co with me. warm front . boxt heat pumps sponsors front. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news afternoon. >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb. news . update from the met office here on gb. news. more heavy update from the met office here on gb. news . more heavy showers on gb. news. more heavy showers around this evening and for some well a few thundery downpours. also quite gusty . close to those also quite gusty. close to those heavy showers. all from this an area of low pressure just sitting out to the west and spiralling bands of showery rain our way. this weather fronts made for a dull and damp day across parts of northern scotland that's not moving too far, but elsewhere the showers are moving in some big thunderstorms this evening over south wales and southern counties of england. that's where we have a met office yellow warning in place, something a bit drier for northern ireland and northern england for most of the night, but this band of shower

but not to worry, because the lovely michelle dewberry jubilee is up next with dewbs& co, and i'm backnd. and here it is with honour. have a good evening. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front , boxed heat pumps, front, boxed heat pumps, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good afternoon and welcome to your gb news weather update. brought to you by the met office. well, we can still expect to see plenty of fine and dry weather across across the country. feeling warm where you catch the sunshine too. that's away from the north—west though, where we have low pressure dominating, swinging in some frontal systems. so some outbreaks of rain here, but high pressure still dominating across much of england and wales, bringing us those fine and settled conditions in the northwest, though cloud continuing to spill in here with some outbreaks of rain that's likely turning heavy by the time we reach tomorrow morning. moving into western parts of scotland, northern ireland, northwestern parts of england and perhaps western parts of wales too. but away from thi

up next, of course, is dewbs& co with michelle dewberry. i'll be back tonight.not remotely happy with today's decision. make sure you tune in. i'm martin daubney now. here's your weather with honour. krizik . weather with honour. krizik. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front . front. >> boxed heat pumps, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good afternoon and welcome to your gb news weather update. brought to you by the met office. well, to end the week, we can expect a chilly start with some fog in places, but there will still be plenty of fine and dry weather away from the northwest to end today , from the northwest to end today, though, we still have high pressure dominating the weather across the country, bringing plenty of fine and settled weather to end the day today. a bit of a change from the northwest though, as we start to see this frontal system just clip parts of the northwest so turning cloudier here into the evening with some outbreaks of rain by the time we reach the morning. elsewhere, though, plenty of clear

michelle dewberry 617 dewbs& co. magnificent as ever. 617 dewbs& co. magnificent as ever .ou want to get in ever. now, if you want to get in touch with me, you know what to do. simply go to gb news .com forward, slash yourself and read the best of your messages. little later in the show. thanks your company. i'm martin welcome back! it's 5.39. i'm martin daubney here on gb news. donald trump could impose a staggering 2,000% tariff on the european union as he threatens a trade war after warning that the bloc poses an economic threat to the united states. the former president, who is eyeing up four years, of course, in the white house, has made the economy a key pillar of his election, including the imposition of tariffs on imports in a bid to protect us industry and manufacturers. and in a recent interview, he took aim at brussels, saying you know what's very tough? the european union are beautiful european countries. they treat us so badly. well, join the club, donald trump and i can now speak with the chair of republicans overseas uk, greg swenson. greg, always an absolute

next of course, is dewbs& co michelle dewberry six till seven. here's michelle.helle, always a pleasure. what's on your menu? >> yes . i'm what's on your menu? >> yes. i'm back from a week in sunny greece. the weather here is quite disappointing, isn't it? but of course, everybody is focused on this investment wmmw focused on this investment summit. is it an investor's paradise then the uk or not? the whole lunacy. i've heard you talking about it as well of elon musk. musk. sorry. how can you not invite the world's richest, most entrepreneurial man? what on earth is our government thinking? and speaking of what they're thinking , reparations. they're thinking, reparations. really? is this a direction of travel that we should be going in or not the eu? do we need to reset relations with them? and lots more? alex dean and mike buckley keeping me company. >> well, michelle, we put that question to rachel reeves, the chancellor, earlier on. is there any chance of slavery reparations? she said, i don't think that is on the cards and not anything that has come across m

. >> okay, welcome along to dewbs& co with me emily carver this evening and joining me until 7:00 isnel, conservative life peer lord daniel moylan. thank you very much. and former labour minister steve mccabe, thank you to you as well. now i want all of your views this evening. please do get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay as michelle dewberry says, every night of the week, it is about you as much as it is about my esteemed panel and myself. of course. now, as we heard, just there in the bulletins, this is a pretty shocking story to read. the details of a man from northern ireland has been given a life sentence with a minimum of 20 years in jail for extreme online sexual abuse of children, and also the manslaughter of a 12 year old girl. now this man, alex mccartney, just 26 years old, from county armagh, he admitted to 185 charges, including more than 50 blackmail offences. he is now one of the world's most prolific online child abusers. now what he seemed to do, he seemed to create fake personas, essentially catfish young girls to target as many as 3500 victims aged just 10 to 16 from

spending for this parliament, and you can watch that full interview with the chancellor shortly on dewbso. >> the spanish government has confirmed the death toll from the devastating floods in the country has risen to 158. rescue efforts are continuing as authorities deal with the worst flooding in the country in decades. dozens of people are still missing after the huge floods that swept the eastern province of valencia and beyond. a 71 year old british man is among those killed. torrential rain inundated towns , dragging rain inundated towns, dragging cars, downing bridges and leaving some people trapped in floodwaters. spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez , has minister, pedro sanchez, has declared three days of national mourning as the extreme conditions continue , restricting conditions continue, restricting some of the rescue efforts. while hundreds of soldiers have now also been sent to valencia to help in those rescue and recovery operations . lawyers recovery operations. lawyers acting for alleged victims of mohamed al fayed have said they have now been contacted by 400 people.

michelle dewberry dewbs& co 7:00 tonight alongside me. my panel.'ve never had these two on together. what a treat for everybody. the former conservative minister steve baker and the senior lecturer at queen mary university of london, doctor richard johnson . good doctor richard johnson. good evening. i miss you last time you were on. so it's nice to have you. it's also a very nice indeed to have each and every single one of you at home as well. there is a lot we need to discuss tonight. i want to talk to you about wealth tax. do you think we need one? and if so, tell me to whom and how much? also, chris kaba goodness gracious me. it's all come out now, hasn't it? ladies and gents, there's lots i want to talk to you about when it comes to that. get in touch with me all the usual ways you can. email me gbviews@gbnews.com. you can go to the website, which is gbnews.com/yoursay. talk to me and each other there. or you can tweet or text me, but look, the big news today people. i mean where do we even begin with this? have you seen some of these prisoner