first up, we've got andy williams, our resident woke leftie. get ready for virtue signalling so thick you'll need a machete to hack yourself through. then bringing some actual sense to the table, we've got alex armstrong, a bloke who can sniff out bs quicker than most of us can say. can sniff out bs quicker than most of us can say . yet another most of us can say. yet another leftie losing it. then next we've got emma woolf. don't worry. no relation to any fairy tale predators, but sharp enough to take down any nonsense that comes our way. and finally coming to us straight from the land of giant spiders and even bigger freedoms. it's aussie firebrand will kingston. he's here to remind us how to shake off the chains without needing a convict background to do it . convict background to do it. although under sir keir's reign, i probably am facing a spell in the gulag. but we're going to crack on before andy has us all tree hugging in a circle of guilt. you know the drill. by now, each host outlines their argument about a topic. then we all pile in

any case, that's andy williams , any case, that's andy williams, political commentator.ould you rather have? would you rather boris johnson or keir starmer? i can't wait to hear the answer to this one. now, the prime minister has refused to say whether he would sign away other british overseas territories, such as the falklands or gibraltar coming just a day after handing the chagos islands back to mauritius following 200 years of british rule. the prime minister was asked to guarantee that under laboun asked to guarantee that under labour, no other british overseas territories would be signed away, and he told reporters the single most important thing was ensuring that we had a secure base at the joint us—uk base. hugely important to the us, hugely important to the us, hugely important to the us, hugely important to us. we've now secured that and that is why you saw such warm words from the us yesterday . okay. we can now yesterday. okay. we can now speak with a defence analysis and former british army officer stuart crawford. stuart, thank you very much for joining me

thank you very much, andy williams. preciate your take this morning. >> come back and see see us again in the next hour. thank you andy. if you've had anything to say with what andy has mentioned so far, let us know. have your say with us this morning and we'll try and reflect that. >> now, overnight, the us vice president, kamala harris, was taken to task during an interview with cbs news 60 minutes. >> she was quizzed over the failing immigration system. >> was it a mistake to loosen the immigration policies as much as you did? >> it's a long standing problem and solutions are at hand. and from day one, literally , we have from day one, literally, we have been offering solutions . been offering solutions. >> well, she was also she also refused to confirm israel was an ally during the exchange. >> but it seems that prime minister netanyahu is not listening. >> we are not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the united states to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end. >> well, this comes as

let's talk to former special adviser to michael gove, charlie rowley and political commentator andy williams the attack of the government, the labour government and i just think it's extraordinary, charlie, that he's doing all this now. it's four months too late, isn't it? he could have he could have had an impact on the election. >> well, he he might have done. i mean , i know he wrote a couple i mean, i know he wrote a couple of pieces and he wrote a scathing attack on keir starmer in the in the daily mail. well, he didn't have a book to launch dunng he didn't have a book to launch during the election campaign. so i think he must have been keeping his powder dry for for, these interviews. but look, there's he's obviously on the attack. there's a lot to go on. >> he wanted rishi to lose, didn't he? let's be honest. he did. >> well, i did, i mean, i think he did . he did. >> so there is, for whatever your views, i suppose , about your views, i suppose, about whether you were team boris, whether you were team boris, whether you were team boris, whether you were team rishi, whether you were te

andy clay's cases. it's really interesting. he wrote one column in which she really recognize the challenge. and he really backed it up in a lot of ways. and then all the other cool lord williamedman he did do that at all. it was a little painful because he heard it and then he didn't. why did here in one moment you didn't ask about james mccue and i will answer for them to pretty commented on the case because he was furious at william henry stewart. james smith very clearly recognize the racism in the defense of freeman and he was absently furious at him for a that. >> part of the excellence of thisis book i will say again is the way in which student gavin the entanglements of what it is to think about race and racial legacy and american culture. one is building a class of setting the complexity baldwin is a fire next time. all of these books that ask any leader to figure out how do you find yourr place in the story? i think you could say your book would be there. i just want to congratulate you and thank you, thank you for sharing itt with us. what phenomenal work. >> thank you so much. that means the world to me. i'm very touched that you would say that. thank you so much

we've got political commentator andy williams and political editor at the daily express , sam lister.daily express, sam lister. oh, and i will reveal where in the country i'm going to be doing my freezing cold swim to help raise money for friends of the elderly. we've raised more than a quarter of £1 million so far. you have. thank you very much. it's a shame i have to do this, but i do. why? well, because pensioners are going to freeze to death in their own homes. this winter. and we can do something to stop that. get ready. britain. here we go. if david lammy asked for reparations, i'd tell him to get lost next. >> good evening. i'm mark white, the main news from the gb news centre. the us music mogul sean diddy combs is facing fresh allegations of sexual assault, including an offence against a 16 year old boy. a warning now of some flashing images. the new wave of allegations filed on monday accused him of raping women , sexually assaulting men women, sexually assaulting men and molesting the teenage boy. more than 100 alleged victims are now believed to be in the process of launch

political commentator andy williams is with us now. thanks forjoining us andy. not an easy budget for rachel reeves tomorrow. do you think there'll be anything that we find out that's new or has it all been trailed? >> i think it's all been trailed. >> i mean, the strategy is obviously to get all of the bad stuff out there as early as possible. that's, you know, things like the rise in or likely rise in employer national insurance, for example, has been out there for at least a week now. the idea is you get people used to it leak some of the more positive stuff as the day draws nearer. i know there's a story this morning about the minimum wage going up, for example. so i think get all of that bad stuff out there as early as possible because it's not going to be pretty. it's not going to be pretty. it's not going to be pretty for many people, really. yeah. >> and she that the nhs is a big part of it. andy and labour will be judged very heavily on the nhs because they made such a pitch about the tories had so, so wrecked the nhs and we've already got wes streeting

well joining us now to go through the papers this morning is political commentator andy williams andurnalist and writer emma woolf. to good see you both this morning. and emma, let's start with this tragic news, shall we? liam payne has died aged 31. >> i think a lot of people will be very shocked waking up this morning if they didn't hear the news last night. terribly sad. i was out in argentina. seems to have fallen or had some kind of accident at this hotel room. only 31. everybody remembers him from, you know, from his singing days.i from, you know, from his singing days. i think it just goes to show how difficult it is after you've been, you know, absolutely kind of megastar sort of finding a finding a place in the world and finding your, your sense of kind of meaning and what you do 1553 00:14:35,904 -

a political commentator, andy williams, and journalist and writer . emma woolf. williams, and journalist and writer. emma woolf. very good morning to you both. morning . morning to you both. morning. and, andy, let's start with this really tragic news about liam payne. former one direction star has died at the age of 31. yeah, he will be waking up to this news. >> yeah very very sad news. someone so young and from such an iconic band of that era. you know, you may you may not have known [000:11:31;00] [000:11:32;00]

we've got political commentator andy williams and the political editor at the daily express, sam lister, and i'm going to reveal tonight where in the country i'm going to be doing my freezing cold swim to raise money for friends of the elderly . money for friends of the elderly. sadly, i have to do this because so many pensioners are going to freeze to death in their own homes this winter. we can stop that. get ready britain. here we go . go. a go. gun go. a gun obsessed illegal immigrant appears to have come across the channel. he's made threats to kill next. >> good evening. the main news from the gb news centre at 9:00. the us music mogul sean diddy combs is facing fresh allegations of sexual assault. including the offence against a 16 year old boy . okay . sorry 16 year old boy. okay. sorry about this . i can't. it's not about this. i can't. it's not there in the paper. sorry about this. onto another story. the israeli prime minister has accused the terror group hezbollah of using un peacekeepers positions in lebanon for cover to launch deadly attacks against israel. benjamin netany