martin daubney. let's get cracking now. today, the prime minister has announced that people trying to buy knives onune people trying to buy knives online will now face tougher measures to prove their age in the wake of the southport triple murder. the knife attack there. but axel rudakubana brutal actions were the result of a long, unchecked descent into radicalisation and psychopathy, a descent enabled by systemic failures that allowed him to evade intervention time and time again. rakib ehsan wasn't a ticking time bomb because he could buy a knife on amazon. he was a nightmare waiting to happen because authorities missed countless warning signs to pick him up. he had a history of carrying knives, a violent conviction, and three referrals to the prevent programme that still failed to intervene. and despite all of this, he slipped through the cracks on multiple, multiple occasions. and what's more, the tools that fuelled his radicalisation were disturbingly accessible. among his possessions was an al—qaeda handbook, easily

. >> i'm martin daubney. >> i'm martin daubney. >> it's 3 pm. and welcome to the show. we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, the prime minister has denied a cover up over the southport triple murder. >> but you know and i know that it would not have been right to disclose those details. >> and nigel farage has blasted sir keir starmer as cover up keir after the reform leader criticised the prime minister over his handling of the southport triple murderer. axel rudakubana. does farage have a point.7 is starmer hiding behind the law.7 i'll be joined by an expert barrister to cross—examine the prime minister's position. also on the show, the mother of a girl who was raped by an oxford rape gang is distraught that the that. sorry. we're on the wrong story. let's do this one. trump drops truth bombs. yesterday, donald trump took a flamethrower to joe biden's political legacy and went nuclear on wokery. he declared a national emergency on border control to keep america america sovereign and safe. the end of the nightmare

. >> martin daubney show. >> martin daubney show. >> here on. >> here on. >> gb news. >> gb news. >> we're broadcasting. >> we're broadcasting. >> for you. >> for you. >> live from the heart. >> live from the heart. >> of westminster and. all across the uk in a huge victory for sexual abuse survivors. >> labour ran. >> labour ran. >> wigan council has. >> wigan council has. >> defied keir. >> defied keir. >> starmer and voted. >> starmer and voted. >> for a. >> for a. >> full national inquiry into rape gangs. i'll be joined by the heroic independent councillor who. refused to be silenced. and might this be a nationwide tipping point.7 it's been described as the worst storm of the century storm ewan batters britain with hurricane force winds expected to reach up to 100 miles an hour in some parts of the country. our reporters will be live. and today, waitrose became the latest supermarket to throw their weight behind british farmers in what will be another massive embarrassment for under—fire chancellor rachel reeves. on today's show, i'll be joined by british farmers who say they've

i'm martin daubney filling in for the big man nigel farage on tonight's farage show. the evil triple child murderer axel rudakubana has been jailed for life with a minimum term in prison of 52 years. with the minutes of rudakubana being jailed, the law officers announced they had received a request to consider whether the 52 year old 52 year minimum term was too short. and in this past half hour, nigel farage has gone further, calling for the head of the crown prosecution service to resign. we'll be getting details from a home and security editor, mark white, who has been live outside liverpool crown court all day for us. >> well, after a day of appalling behaviour in liverpool crown court, refusing to sit in the dock, axel rudakubana was dnven the dock, axel rudakubana was driven by police escort from the court to begin those 51 years in jail before he is eligible for parole, left this court to shouts and boos as he headed to begin his jail term. >> it's been astonishing reporting today from mark white and our colleague sophie reaper. moving on. shocking new data has

lie—in martin daubney. i'm filling in for the big man nigel farage on farage.onight the government launches an inquiry into the southport murders. as the prime minister says, the tragedy of the southport killings must be a line in the sand for britain. but seriously, haven't we heard all of this before .7 from many, all of this before? from many, many successive leaders? i have a former home office minister with me in the studio next. plus , with me in the studio next. plus, i'll be speaking to a former prevent officer about how axel rudakubana was referred to the scheme to stop terrorist violence. not once, not twice, but three times unlucky and still slip through the net. is it time to throw prevent in the dustbin? and labour have leaders? i have many successive leaders? i have a former home office minister with me in the studio next. plus , with me in the studio next. plus, i'll be speaking to a former prevent officer about how axel rudakubana was referred to the scheme to stop terrorist violence. not once, not twice, but three times unlucky and still slip t

i'm martin daubney on gb news. this is news welcome back. it's 324 with me. new year's day, and at least ten people have been killed and 35 more injured and hospitalised after a vehicle was driven at speed into a crowd of people in central new orleans in the early hours of the morning. well, the fbi has since taken over the investigation and say that they are now investigating an act of terrorism, and the new orleans police department have confirmed that the suspect was declared deceased on the scene. i'm joined in the studio to discuss this further with the chair of republicans overseas uk, greg swenson. greg, welcome to the show and a happy new year. so all eyes now are on 5 pm. we're expecting a press conference. we're expecting to learn more information. we understand that the individual is deceased. sounds like he was shot dead by police at the scene. what do you think we're going to learn at five? will we learn more about the guys who he was? his modus operandi. what do you think we're going to get? >> i hope so, but i think there might be some caution

. >> martin daubney show. >> martin daubney show. >> here on. >> here on. >> gb news. >> gb news. >>re broadcasting for. >> we're broadcasting for. >> you live. >> you live. >> from the heart. >> from the heart. >> of westminster and all. >> of westminster and all. >> across the uk. tomorrow. >> across the uk. tomorrow. >> southport's triple. >> southport's triple. >> child murderer. >> child murderer. >> axel rudakubana will. >> axel rudakubana will. >> be jailed, but huge questions remain. what did sir keir starmer know? why did the police and angela rayner initially insist it wasn't terrorism? when later details clearly intimated that it was? did all of this exacerbate the riots? was this, as nigel farage claims, one of the biggest political cover ups in british history on the same subject ? prevent the anti—terror subject? prevent the anti—terror watchdog missed three chances to stop the southport killer, rhoda cabana. why are they so obsessed with the phantom? far right there are now endangering the british public. i'll be joined by lee anderson, who thinks prevent is an absolut

all crime is up and i've got martin daubney gesticulating at me from behind the studio. hi, martin.nd you know, knife crime is up ulez. but he got imperial college to try. he tried to get imperial college to falsify the information so he could implement ulez. he tries to force us down the tube, down into tubes where the air quality is much worse than it is actually on the streets. as you say, ulez did massive damage to the working classes, but he's he's much worse than that, isn't he? because leave aside his track record for a second. the thing that i think is so wrong about sadiq khan is the way that he plays identity politics all the time. the way he took the knee to blm, set up a commission to decide which of our great statues in this, in this country, in this capital, should come down £200 million on that commission, by the way, saying things like immigrants built london, which is patently not true. putting out a photograph of a white family and saying, this white family don't represent london, you know, all of these things that he does, which for me add up, like i say about kei

martin daubney covering for the big man tonight. on tonight's show, this morning's deadly attack in new orleans is now being investigated by the fbi as an act of terrorism. the suspect has now been named and is believed to have links to isis. we'll be going live to new orleans for an fbi official update very shortly. and elsewhere. almost half of voters are pessimistic about the year ahead, and even the prime minister and the leader of the opposition delivered downbeat new year's messages. all except, of course, the presenter of this show, nigel farage. we'll have more of that in a moment. now, all of that to come and plenty, plenty more on action packed show. but first is your headunes show. but first is your headlines with sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good evening. these are your headunes evening. these are your headlines at 7:00. the suspect accused of driving a truck through a crowd in new orleans, killing ten people and injuring at least 35, has been identified as 42 year old shamsuddin jabban as 42 year old shamsuddin

and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting for you live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, tory leader kemi badenoch has hit out at sir keir starmer's decision to force labour mps to vote against a national grooming gangs inquiry. >> later today he will tell labour mps, including in telford, rochdale, bristol, derby, aylesbury, oldham, bradford, peterborough, coventry, middlesbrough, newcastle, ramsgate tell all of these people to vote against a national inquiry into the gangs, which have systematically gang raped children in their constituencies. >> and you're looking at live pictures there now from the house of commons as that debate goes on ahead of that historic vote tonight at 7:00 pm expected time, because today at pmqs kemi badenoch called britain's rape gang shame the worst scandal in british history. but sir keir starmer blasts the back. not once in eight years did she speak about this. as we head towards that huge vote in parliament this evening will survive as de

and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting live for you all across the uk. on today's show, labour's grooming gang shame. the labour party has caused an international backlash after gb news charlie peters revealed it will block a full inquiry into the oldham grooming gang scandal. on today's show, i'll speak to an oldham councillor who fought for that inquiry and blew the whistle, and also the whistleblower and the campaigner, the peerless maggie oliver. and also a police and crime commissioner who's called the decision, which is based on money she thinks, as utterly shameful. and after a terrorist killed 15 and hospitalised 35 others in new orleans on new year's morning, the fbi are now investigating a link between a car bomb that exploded outside the trump hotel in las vegas. we'll bring you all of the latest and in the latest attempt to smash the gangs, the government has threatened to close down their social media accounts of the people smugglers. seriously? well, that kind of clampdown really strike ter

. >> welcome to farage with me martin daubney. prime minister has moved with unusual speed to authorise a public inquiry into what drove axel rudakubana murderous rampage and whether it could have been prevented. but haven't we heard seriously all of this before? because lest we forget. after the 2017 london bridge attack, theresa may declared enough is enough, urging britain to confront islamist extremism. similarly, that man tony blair's 12 point plan after seven over seven aimed to tackle radicalisation. and yet, 20 years later, it remains almost entirely unimplemented. it seems we're simply going round and round in circles. britain's struggle with extremism. and let's be specific. let's be honest, this is mainly a conversation about islamism. is still the elephant in the room. will this tragedy finally push our leaders to ask the hard questions? or will they once again shy away from asking those uncomfortable truths? well, joining me now in the studio to discuss this is the former conservative mp and the home office minister,

. >> it's 3:00 pm on friday and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news broadcasting for you live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. >> on today's show, with the labour party in turmoil over the rape gang scandal, an astonishing new survey has shown that 76% of the british public now demand the inquiry that labour mps refused. >> at the end of a week when rape gang survivors could be silenced no longer. >> i'll be joined by our heroic reporter charlie peters, plus campaigners and survivors groups. and today, nigel farage's reform party is holding its sold out south—east conference, with reform polling joint first with labour on 25%. we'll be live from sandown racecourse and be joined by by the leader, nigel farage, the outsider who suddenly neck and neck with sir keir starmer. today is the deadline for councils to apply for a postponement of local elections in may, when labour were expected to take a battering and reform to surge. >> but data are exclusively revealed today on the show will revealed today on the show will reveal an astonishing 9 million voter

welcome back to farage with me martin daubney. and this weekend, president donald j.is vow to remove those in the country illegally as two flights took off from the us headed towards colombia. now, colombia initially refused to let the two planes land, but they soon changed their minds after the president threatened them with hefty tariffs. meanwhile, back in the uk, a pakistani rape gang ringleader has been walking around rochdale totally scot how now is the well, joining me now is the human rights lawyer david hague. david, always an absolute pleasure. isn't it astonishing that within a week of getting into power, filling the planes for illegal immigrants, no excuses, no questions asked, clear off. get back to your country. if they get turned back by the president, then well, 25% tariffs and we might seize all visas for any official people, including government officials from colombia. in stark contrast, we can't even deport rapists who are living in the same communities as the girls that they sexually abuse. is it not time for britain to follow, follow trump and ge

it's 3:00 pm and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we'll bring you all the very latest until 6:00. yesterday, the labour party caused global outrage by denying a full inquiry into the oldham rape gang scandal. today i'll be joined by greater manchester council, a whistleblower who claims that he was investigated by police when he raised concerns about failures to tackle this issue, particularly along the lines of the ethnicity of those in question. and it will be freezing cold this winter. according to the uk health security agency, who have warned that the imminent cold snap could put the elderly at risk of death. we'll speak to some old people about what they're doing to keep warm. of course, after losing their winter fuel allowance. and today, nigel farage and his reform mps head to leicester for the insurgent party's sold out east midlands conference. farage is set to blast kemi badenoch crazy reform conspiracies and our political editor, chris hope, will be live from leicester and he'll be joined by the red wall rottweiler. and t

martin daubney standing in for the big man nigel farage himself on tonight's show. tech billionaire elon musk says nigel farage is not fit to lead reform uk. we'll look at the reasons why the founder of x has turned on him, as it was only on saturday when farage said this . farage said this. >> beside him, he's got elon. who is a proper hero, who believes in free speech and free speech doesn't mean you agree with every single word that everyone says. >> well, the brexit, the bromance is off or is it seems to be back on. and a short while i was speaking live in the studio to the former ukip and brexit donor arron banks. that's next. and the prime minister brushed off questions on the need for a full public inquiry into the grooming gang scandal early today as jumping on the bandwagon of the far right and only 14 years of tory leadership ended, have they put forward an amendment to require a full national inquiry into the rape gangs grooming scandal? but is this too little, too late ? from this too little, too late? from the conservatives? and an astonishing new repor

welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting for you live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, gb news national reporter charlie peters interviews marlin, a dad from rochdale, for two years. his daughter scarlett, then aged just 14, was kidnapped, drugged and abused by a pakistani rape gang. today, he echoes calls for a full national inquiry into britain's shame. later in the show, i'll also talk to the peerless campaigner maggie oliver for her feedback on what it feels like to be branded far right by the prime minister. and yet, earlier today, when questioned on the need for a full public inquiry into these rape gangs, sir keir starmer brushed it off as jumping on the bandwagon of the far right. could this lack of empathy turn into a full blown political crisis for our beleaguered prime minister? and elon musk has slammed nigel farage as not up to the job of being reform leader after farage distanced himself from tommy robinson. the decision caused a huge backlash and could co

. >> welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting for you live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show. continuing with the with the rape gang scandal, very shortly we'll bring you a shocking exclusive in which a victim of rape gangs in oldham claims she was forced to take emergency contraception by a male police officer after she reported her abuse. our reporter, charlie peters, will bring us this exclusive. and next up, data exclusively seen by gb news reveals that the pensioner vote for the labour party has absolutely collapsed by an incredible 50% since they axed the winter fuel allowance and the winter fuel allowance and the big winners. nigel farage's reform party. and speaking of pensioners, do you remember this? they'll be freezing this christmas while keir starmers warm. well, it turns out that chris middleton, the creator of freezing this christmas charity single that raised £70,000 for british pensioners, has sensationally been cancelled by the bbc. today i'll be joined by ch

now welcome back to farage with me martin daubney.now, many people think that sharia councils in britain are undermining the rule of law. and a damning new report out today exposes shocking failures, including their mishandling of domestic violence cases and overreach into child custody disputes, all while leaving many muslim women unaware of their actual legal rights under british law. how has this parallel system of so—called justice been allowed to take root in the united kingdom, and is it time to call time on it? well, i'm joined now in the studio by the authors of the report, the head of domestic policy at the pickthall house, and that's jacob williams and the think tank's director, mustafa kwasi. gentlemen, welcome to the show. i'll start with you, if i could, jacob williams. many people watching this show will think there are 85 sharia courts in the uk, and many will think they have no place being here whatsoever. so tell us about the main findings of your report. >> this report has shown that these sharia courts are councils

. >> welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news a broadcasting for you live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, across the uk. on today's show, a new poll that puts the reform across the uk. on today's show, a nev\on>ll that puts the reform across the uk. on today's show, a mum 25%,3t puts the reform across the uk. on today's show, a mum 25%, just its the reform across the uk. on today's show, a mum 25%, just 1%the reform across the uk. on today's show, a mum 25%, just 1% behind»rm party on 25%, just 1% behind labour and 3% ahead of the conservatives, has been hailed as the dawn of a new era in british politics. could nigel farage's upstart british politics. could nigel farage's ujisiai’l british politics. could nigel farage's ujis first past the history, or is first past the post simply too big a barrier? >> elsewhere today, the opportunity to make working people off by making britain better off. that is the mandate that this government had, has, and this is what we will deliver. >> the pound is on track for its sixth drop in a row. mortgage

. >> pm and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb news. we're broadcasting for you live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show of course, we'll bnng today's show of course, we'll bring you all of the very latest on the dramatic court case going on the dramatic court case going on as we speak. of course, the triple child killer axel rudakubana facing the sentencing today and presiding is casey deanna here. we're expecting the ruling to come down perhaps in the from the next hour onwards, perhaps as late as 5:00. the proceedings have been delayed twice already by rudakubana having outbursts, shouting, outbursts, proclaiming he needed a paramedic, proclaiming he had chest pains. this is despite the fact he was deemed fit to stand both this morning and after the afternoon recess seems to be physically nothing wrong with him whatsoever. and of course, looking in there over the evidence or family members of those who lost their lives, and also survivors wanting their moment in court, wanting their moment in court, w

. >> i'm martin daubney, and i'm michelle dewberry, and this is donald trump. the inauguration live here on gb news. yes. get ready britain for the return of donald trump. >> best first day, the biggest first week and the most extraordinary first 100 days of any presidency in american history. >> and you can see live pictures on your screen now of the white house in washington, dc. because in a matter of hours, the white house will welcome back president donald trump. >> yes, indeed. and all afternoon, we'll be bringing you the pomp, the excitement of the inauguration ceremony live as it all unfolds. >> and i'm here inside saint john's church. this is where president trump and his family just enjoyed their church service. let me tell you, it is nice and warm in here, but it is freezing here in dc. this morning. it's about minus seven degrees outside. i'm going to be heading out. i'm going to be bringing you all the action from here in the city this morning. the atmosphere is incredible here. very divisive. a lot of the news broadcasts here are leading on this n

welcome back to farage with me martin daubney. and this weekend, president donald j.rump began to make good on his vow to remove those in the country illegally as two flights took off from the us headed towards colombia. now, colombia initially refused to let the two planes land, but they soon changed their minds after the president threatened them with hefty tariffs. meanwhile, back in the uk, a pakistani rape gang ringleader has been walking around rochdale totally scot free after he simply renounced his pakistani citizenship, making him legally immune to any form of deportation. when, in total contrast, let's take a listen to what the vice president said about america's approach to law breaking immigrants. >> we know that there are cases of people who allegedly were properly vetted and then were literally planning terrorist attacks on our country. that happened during the campaign, if you may remember. >> and that was a very particular case. it wasn't clear if he was radicalised when he got here or while he was living here. >> i don't really care, margaret. i don't

martin daubney standing in for the big man, the evil triple child killer.rudakubana has been jailed for life with a minimum term in prison of 52 years. this vile individuals punishment is thought to be the longest handed out to a killer of his age. the father of one of the girls murdered was her calling out coward. as rudakubana was removed from court after shouting in the dock and those present family members and victims listened to emotional victims listened to emotional victim impact statements. and finally, the sentencing of the sadistic killer without him even being present. our home security edhon being present. our home security editor, mark white, joins me now. mark, welcome to the show. you've been reporting on this all day. rudakubana behaved appallingly. the families acted with supreme dignity. mrjustice goose said the families will never recover. who could dispute these acts as evil? tell us about an astonishing day. >> yes, indeed, the trial judge said the attack in southport was equivalent to the very worst terror attack in terms of the seriou

>> well, my understanding is that we've got michelle dewberry and martin daubney who are going to bestudio in london. we're going to take as much of the ceremony as we possibly can. we have