this is gb news. good afternoon. 24 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news.r. and i'm asking, has your view of sir keir starmer changed for the better? now, many are praising the prime minister for a successful trip to see the us president at the white house earlier this week, where the two had seemingly warm negotiations over trade, the chagos islands and the ukraine war. but how did this look back home? and can sir keir starmer's handling of current world situations right now win him voters back after reaching record low approval ratings? so for the great ratings? 50 for the great british debate this hour, i�*m asking you at home, has your view of sir keir starmer changed for the better? well, joining me now, political commentator lee harris and also labour activist chris warrell. i'll start with you, chris. welcome to the program. thank you very much for joining us. i've not had you on the show before, so it's great to hear your views. do you think that keir starmer has been doing a good job, in your view? has your view of him changed for the better improv

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this is gb news. we're live on tv, onune is gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. nana akua. welcome. so what have we got on the show? reform bosses, including nigel farage and richard tice, are defending their decision over the suspension of rupert lowe and insist that they can be trusted to run the government. well, we'll have all the latest on the developing story throughout the programme, and i've got a poll up on gb news dot com asking you has reform uk peaked too soon? cast your vote now then, for the great british debate. this hour i'm asking, has reform uk peaked too soon? sure, i've said that twice. hahahahahahahahaha that's following the suspension of rupert lowe. don't forget to check out the poll. worldview will be on the way. we'll be crossing live to the us to speak with the host of the politics people podcast, paul duddridge, to find out whether donald trump is trying to rein in elon musk and the latest on the shooting near the white house. all of that on the way, as ever. send me your thoughts, post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay. sir nigel farage

alexander, welcome back on to gb news.wrote a big article yesterday in which you which you asked some questions about the leadership of zelenskyy . and of leadership of zelenskyy. and of course, you know what happened in the oval office at the end of last week. and your view was that zelenskyy had displayed poor diplomatic behaviour. >> i was witnesses there because in this dramatic situation, i was in washington and i can see in this my eyes what happened there. i think it was very predictable because zelenskyy my opinion. zelenskyy doesn't want to sign a disagreement, deal agreement, trade deal agreement. i can say without strong guarantee, military guarantee for protect ukraine after ceasefire that he why he wanted to visit an america and wanted to visit an america and wanted to ask president trump and discuss with him how we can protect ukraine after ceasefire and what can be after we signed and what can be after we signed a great peaceful deal, and what can be after we signed a great peaceful deal , that is. a great p

those are the latest gb news headlines.re from me in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome along! i've got loads on tonight, but i wanted to start with this. how many days before there is a massive backbench labour revolt? so previously the prime minister has said stuff like this. >> been totally irresponsible. they know we know that benefits should be increased in line with inflation. >> yeah. and then today it looks like the chancellor, rachel reeves, is going to slash benefits. now i think that's actually quite a good thing. but i bet loads of labour mps certainly don't. labour mps already revolted over the two child benefit cap. he lost seven of them, like zarah sultana. >> my constituency of coventry south, 10,000 children live in poverty. that's 1 in 3 children. when i'm talking to parents and i'm talking to teachers when i'm volunteering at the food bank, i am hearing these stories of kids who are going

the latest headlines from the gb news centre. the reform mp rupert lowe has tonight been suspended from the party amid a number of bullying allegations. reform uk chairman zia yusuf confirmed the party had received complaints from two female employees about serious bullying. the complaints relate to allegations of workplace bullying and the targeting of female staff who raised concerns with reform say that the police have also been made aware of two other allegations that the chairman of the party was threatened by the mp on two separate occasions. in a statement this evening, mr lowe said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he said were false allegations. the metropolitan police has confirmed tonight that it received complaints of verbal threats made by a 67 year old man, and officers are carrying out an assessment to determine what further action may be required. we'll have lots more on this story, of course, throughout the evening on gb news now. donald trump says he's working hard to get a ukraine peace dea

i'm lewis mackenzie here in the gb newsroom. now, a man has climbed big ben draped in a palestinian flag. at least nine emergency service vehicles are in attendance on social media. on a social media live stream, the man said i'm going. i'm good to stay up here for some time. i feel the lining of my jacket with supplies. replying to a comment on said live stream about when he will come down, the man replied until i feel i can't anymore. a crane of what appears to be negotiators has approached the man. see on your screens right now. they've been speaking to the man for around an hour now. the surrounding area, including westminster bridge, has been closed to the general public. a met police officer spokesman has said officers are at the scene working to bring the incident to a safe conclusion. it's reported that the incident started at 8 am. this morning. we'll bring you the very latest here on gb news. meanwhile, pro—palestine activists have vandalised president trump's golf course in scotland. red paint was sprayed over the clu

i'm lewis mackenzie here in the gb newsroom. now, a man has climbed big ben draped in a palestinian flag. at least nine emergency service vehicles are in attendance on social media. on a social media live stream, the man said i'm going. i'm good to stay up here for some time. i feel the lining of my jacket with supplies. replying to a comment on said live stream about when he will come down, the man replied until i feel i can't anymore. a crane of what appears to be negotiators has approached the man. see on your screens right now. they've been speaking to the man for around an hour now. the surrounding area, including westminster bridge, has been closed to the general public. a met police officer spokesman has said officers are at the scene working to bring the incident to a safe conclusion. it's reported that the incident started at 8 am. this morning. we'll bring you the very latest here on gb news. meanwhile, pro—palestine activists have vandalised president trump's golf course in scotland. red paint was sprayed over the clu

now a gb news special with michelle dewberry.king at all of the fallout from the allegations against reform mp rupert lowe. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you very much for that, mark. and yes indeed a jury bonus. our what a friday treat. they don't make them like this very irregularly, do they? i am michelle dewberry and i am keeping you company for the next houn keeping you company for the next hour. as we look at the whole fallout, the goings on of the situation within reform uk, i've got the panel alongside me, the broadcaster and writer charlie downs and the former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider alongside me. good evening gents, and each and every single one of you are very welcome indeed to join the conversation indeed to join the conversation in all the usual ways. you can email me gb views @gbnews. com you can go to the website at gbnews.com/yoursay. of course you can tweet or you can x me settle down

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i'm katie bowen in the gb news room. gb news understands this evening that 20 countries are in talks about joining a coalition of the willing to keep the peace in ukraine. it was announced earlier today that the uk government has signed a £30 million deal to provide ukraine's armed forces with more advanced attack drones to tackle russian aggression in the black sea. sir keir starmer said the uk will play a leading part in terms of defence and security. posting on x after that eu leaders summit in brussels, president zelenskyy said that, quote, everyone must ensure that russia, the sole source of this war, accepts the need to end it. he went on to add that the next step is basic trust in the circumstances in which the negotiations are taking place. the prime minister spoke to gb news katherine forster a short time ago. we'll bring you that later. triple killer kyle clifford has been found guilty at cambridge crown court of raping his ex—partner, louise hunt, in an attack which saw him murder her and her sister with a cro

and a gb news exclusive.ow another 200 small boat migrants made it to the uk today, the sixth straight day of illegal crossings in a week. the latest arrivals take the total number of channel migrants to reach uk waters since saturday to 1578. that now means 3634 have reached the uk since the 1st of january. those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go back to martin. >> thank you katie. now here's today's big question. question is reform uk on the rocks. well that's what the conservative party are claiming today after rupert lowe mp reform rupa mp rupert lowe mp reform rupa mp rupert lowe mp reform rupa mp rupert lowe has said that nigel farage acts like a messiah and needs to learn how to delegate. he also said that if there were not changes then he would not be by farage's side at the next election. it's an astonishing interview with in the mail today with andrew pierce, of course, also works @gbnews. and to discuss it, i'm joined in the studio by the political saturday reach uk waters since saturd

those are the latest gb news headlines.re from me in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome along! i've got loads on tonight, but i wanted to start with this. how many days before there is a massive backbench labour revolt? so previously the prime minister has said stuff like this. >> been totally irresponsible. they know we know that benefits should be increased in line with inflation. >> yeah. and then today it looks like the chancellor, rachel reeves, is going to slash benefits. now i think that's actually quite a good thing. but i bet loads of labour mps certainly don't. labour mps already revolted over the two child benefit cap. he lost seven of them, like zarah sultana. >> my constituency of coventry south, 10,000 children live in poverty. that's 1 in 3 children. when i'm talking to parents and i'm talking to teachers when i'm volunteering at the food bank, i am hearing these stories of kids who are going

those are the latest gb news headlines.ow let's go back to nigel. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> well, of course, negotiations continuing about ending the russia—ukraine war. they've been going on today in brussels with european leaders and indeed with the ukrainian leader, as you might have just seen on the news. our defence secretary of meeting, his counterpart in america and potentially next week, a big get together in the white house, perhaps even the french, british, ukrainian and american leaders being together in one room. most people in this country, and i include in that most politicians and most of our mainstream media, his cell at hmp belmarsh. and the prince of wales has spoken in detail for the first time today about his first session as a crisis helpline volunteer for young people, describing the experience as terrifying. prince william made the comments on a visit to mental health innovations in west lond

tweet please hashtag farage on gb news or email farage on gb news or email farage gb news. joined in the studio by rob clark, defence consultant and army veteran. plus i've got joe wardner, former conservative mp and minister, and joe phillips, journalist and former spin doctor rob. it's almost so fast moving that one's nervous to say anything, but i think , i think anything, but i think, i think this statement that we've seen from zelenskyy today, this is significant, isn't it? >> oh, there's no two ways about looking at it, nigel. it's hard to believe that evening the white house was 96 hours ago. events have moved so fastly and in particular today. i think it really it underlines this ukrainian perspective, almost of like a reset in relations with washington, which for various reasons, i think is obviously important. i think first and foremost, a lot of people have asked me, whose fault was it last friday? was it president trump and jd vance? was it president zelenskyy? and honestly, i think a bit of both sides have to shoulder some of the burden in sort of how disastrou

those are the latest gb news headlines.let's go back to matthew. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back tonight to state of the nation with me, matt goodwin. and welcome to two tier britain. some of you may remember the labour government's ruthless crackdown on the riots and disorder that followed the southport attack last summer. it puzzled many people. how could it be that the prime minister, keir starmer, the man who took the knee to the black lives matter movement with his deputy, angela rayner, just hours after the mob had pulled down the statue of edward colston in bristol, just hours after that mob had harassed and assaulted police officers, how could he all of a sudden be a law and order prime minister? it didn't end with the crackdown on rioters. the prime minister, keir starmer, withheld information from the public regarding the terror charges of the southport suspect, claiming if he hadn't, it could have

you're right up to date with the latest gb news headlines. >> for the very latest gb news direct to yourrtphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> wow. >> wow. >> welcome along everybody. thank you very, very much for everybody who has turned up to another electric live audience friday night show. so this is a bombshell day in british politics, isn't it? it all started so well. >> we're going to fight for it and we are going to win. >> reform were riding high in the polls. they were beating barry gardiner's labour, they were beating the tories, they were beating the tories, they were beating the lib dems. that's not that hard, though, is it? to be fair? they were beating the greens as well, for what it's worth. and then rupert lowe did this interview with the daily mail in which he said, and i'm going to quote you a few things. now we have to start developing policy, which is going to change the way we govern. i'm not going to be by nigel's side at the next election, unless we have a proper plan to change the way we govern from top to bottom. o

at 3:03, the main headlines from the gb news centre. some breaking news.ryston donald trump says he's considering new sanctions and tariffs on russia following a massive wave of overnight strikes on ukraine. president trump said based on the fact russia is absolutely pounding ukraine on the battlefield right now, i'm strongly considering large scale sanctions and tariffs on russia until a ceasefire and final settlement agreement on peace is reached. well, it comes as eu commission president ursula von der leyen has rallied european leaders calling for nation states to back donald trump in ending the war. >> we all want a peace through strength, a just and lasting peace, but a peace from a position of strength. and this is also in the interest of president trump to have a peace through strength. and if he wants to achieve this, it is only possible, with the support of the european union and its member states. >> six climate activists jailed for their roles in various direct action protests have had their sentences reduced at the court of appeal. a total of

it's go to gb news dot com and cast your vote now.�*s chagos deal, i'm asking, do you feel betrayed over the deal? and a very happy st david�*s day to all of our lovely welsh viewers. happy st david's day. our reporter is out and about in wrexham, so he will be chatting to lots of you there. all of that is coming up. as ever, send me your thoughts, post your comments gbnews.com/poll. >> gbnews.com/win gbnews.com/win gbnews.com/poll. >> so volodymyr zelenskyy will meet sir keir starmer in london this afternoon. that is ahead of a summit of european leaders tomorrow. we�*ll bring you that tomorrow. we'll bring you that live as well. now this, of course, comes after the heated white house meeting between the ukrainian president and donald trump at the white house. have a listen. >> country's in big trouble. >> country's in big trouble. >> carr >> country's in big trouble. >> can i. >> can i. >> wait a minute? no, no. you�*ve done a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. >> i know. >> i know. >> you�*re not winning. you�*re >> yo

i'm katie bowen in the gb newsroom. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has today said that moscow would regard european peacekeepers deployed to ukraine as the official involvement of nato forces in the war against russia. the kremlin has also been reacting to a speech from president macron today, labelling it as extremely confrontational, saying the speech was hardly the sort of speech by a leader who wants peace. that comes as european union leaders are gathering in brussels today to discuss ukraine and the threat of russia, with president zelenskyy in attendance. european commission president ursula von der leyen has labelled it a watershed moment. well, that comes as president trump's administration has confirmed that they have suspended intelligence sharing with ukraine as france steps in to offer intelligence. the white house said yesterday that it is reconsidering its pause in funding for ukraine and talks between the united states and president zelenskyy's country over a minerals deal are ongoing. the develo

he's issued a statement a 570 word statement and moments ago to gb news, he said . ago to gb news, heaid. he's disappointed to read these untrue and false allegations. let me be clear, he says this investigation is based on zero credible evidence against me and has been repeatedly stated by the neutral investigator. he says he's spoken at length to a kc, a king's counsel they've instructed. rupert lowe says that she is dismayed that the party has issued a statement about him. and she says, according to mr low, that no evidence against him has been sent to her and she is shocked at the process. the first he heard about this was on friday last week before the interview, which appeared in the daily mail, which drew question marks about nigel farage's leadership. he goes on to say he's been pushing behind the scenes for many months for structure to improve, for delegation to improve, for delegation to improve and for communication to improve. in this part, he's been frozen out. he claims of meetings, policy discussions, press conferences and more. he's known to your viewers on your show.

gb news dot com.rd slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. well, reform uk seems to be in a political crisis tonight after the party announced that an investigation has been launched into their mp for great yarmouth. rupert lowe complaints have been made over alleged bullying and threats of two female employees, one in lowe's parliamentary office, the other in his constituency office. meanwhile, police have received complaints about threats of violence alleged to have been made against party chairman zia yusuf. well, we now welcome the founder of conservative home and reform uk spokesman tim montgomerie. >> not a spokesman, not a spokesman. >> okay. all right. well, it's none of your words are on record tonight. interesting interesting look. so this this is a disaster, isn't it? this is an absolute disaster. it's playing out so publicly. i know many of the people watching at home will be supportive of reform. uk will be supportive of reform. uk will be going, what in the hell is going on

that's the news on gb news. back with you for another look at the top stories in around half an hour. now though, it's over to dawn. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> oh dear. thank you very much sam. it'sjust >> oh dear. thank you very much sam. it's just been pointed out to me that sam. yes. is addressed in a certain way. i'm not going to go there, i might tell you later, but he might kill me if i do that. in any case, thank you for your company this sunday afternoon. really appreciate it. so let's get cracking, shall we've got an absolutely packed show for you. so apart from making a quick cup of tea, you're not moving anywhere. all right. for two hours now, the public does not like political parties that engagein like political parties that engage in constant infighting, polikoff says reform leader nigel farage, as he warns a sense of unity within the party has been dented following that very public row with

those are the latest gb news headlines.ow it's back to ben. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening to you. thank you for your company. how do you fancy free tennis lessons? athletics, coaching, trips to the zoo and national gardens as well tours of premier league football stadiums. mobile phone sim cards loaded with 60 gb of data, bus passes and even a friendship scheme to help find pals to share your freebies with. it all sounds like a prize pot from ant and dec's saturday night takeaway, doesn't it? but the truth behind that haul of goodsis the truth behind that haul of goods is no joke, because those benefits the tennis lessons, arsenal tours, athletics coaching. they form part of a £6.6 billion taxpayer funded package to support asylum seekers in britain. here's today's headline in the sunday express, a dossier of information compiled by reform uk using freedom of information laws has lifted the lid and laid bar

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those are the latest gb news headlines.ow it's back to ben. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening to you. thank you for your company. how do you fancy free tennis lessons? athletics, coaching, trips to the zoo and national gardens as well tours of premier league football stadiums. mobile phone sim cards loaded with 60 gb of data, bus passes and even a friendship scheme to help find pals to share your freebies with. it all sounds like a prize pot from ant and dec's saturday night takeaway, doesn't it? but the truth behind that haul of goodsis the truth behind that haul of goods is no joke, because those benefits the tennis lessons, arsenal tours, athletics coaching. they form part of a £6.6 billion taxpayer funded package to support asylum seekers in britain. here's today's headline in the sunday express, a dossier of information compiled by reform uk using freedom of information laws has lifted the lid and laid bar

i'm lewis mackenzie here in the gb newsroom. now let's go back to that breaking news. man has climbed big ben draped in a palestinian flag. as you can see on your screens, emergency services are already on the scene. it's reported the incident started at around 8 am. this morning. a pro—palestine protest is set to begin outside the bbc offices at around 1 pm. today. it's currently unclear if the two events are related. we'll of course bring you the very latest, the latest as we have it in the gb newsroom. some more breaking news for you. now. at least 12 people have been injured in a shooting at a pub injured in a shooting at a pub in toronto. four victims have non—life threatening injuries. the others conditions are unknown. toronto police say the suspect was wearing a black balaclava and was seen fleeing in a silver car, and is still at large. once again, we'll bring you the very latest as we have it. the reform mp rupert lowe, has been suspended from the party amid allegations he made physical threats against the party chairman, zaheer yousaf. mr yousaf confirmed th

tweet please hashtag farage on gb news or email farage on gb news or email farage gb news. joined in the studio by rob clark, defence consultant and army veteran. plus i've got joe wardner, former conservative mp and minister, and joe phillips, journalist and former spin doctor rob. it's almost so fast moving that one's nervous to say anything, but i think , i think anything, but i think, i think this statement that we've seen from zelenskyy today, this is significant, isn't it? >> oh, there's no two ways about looking at it, nigel. it's hard to believe that evening the white house was 96 hours ago. events have moved so fastly and in particular today. i think it really it underlines this ukrainian perspective, almost of like a reset in relations with washington, which for various reasons, i think is obviously important. i think first and foremost, a lot of people have asked me, whose fault was it last friday? was it president trump and jd vance? was it president zelenskyy? and honestly, i think a bit of both sides have to shoulder some of the burden in sort of how disastrou

also be live on gb news.nk all the individual world leaders will go off into other parts of london and speak to their own domestic audiences. i think it will just have the pm on his own. we saw him welcoming mark rutte and also donald tusk moments ago, and he�*s on on duty moments ago, and he's on on duty here. receiving the big issue here. receiving the big issue here is how can they win back the support of the us? how can they present a united front to they present a united front to the us saying we will, we will enforce this, this peace if we have to, but we need your support to a backstop to stop russia invading. again. the big concern we heard from sir keir starmer when i was with him in washington, dc is what happens, what will stop russia coming what will stop russia coming again? they might agree at some form of peace deal, but what will stop them? currently, donald trump is saying that the idea of us companies mining for rare earth minerals in ukraine will be enough to stop russia coming again. i mea

the latest headlines from the gb news centre. the reform mp rupert lowe has been suspended from the party amid allegations he made physical threats against the party chairman, zia yusuf. mr yusuf confirmed the party had also received complaints from two female employees about serious bullying in mr lowe's parliamentary and constituency offices. in a statement, mr lowe said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he said were false allegations. he also said that the allegations of bullying at his offices are not about him, and he is taking legal advice. well, the metropolitan police has confirmed that it received complaints of verbal threats made by a 67 year old man, and officers are carrying out an assessment to determine what further action may be required. donald trump says he's working hard to get a ukraine peace deal as soon as possible. the president was speaking in the white house after another major wave of russian attacks on its neighbour overnight. mr trump said that ukraine was taking tremendous punishme

those are the latest gb news headlines.w let's go back to matthew. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back tonight to state of the nation with me, matt goodwin. and welcome to two tier britain. some of you may remember the labour government's ruthless crackdown on the riots and disorder that followed the southport attack last summer. it puzzled many people. how could it be that the prime minister, keir starmer, the man who took the knee to the black lives matter movement with his deputy, angela rayner, just hours after the mob had pulled down the statue of edward colston in bristol, just hours after that mob had harassed and assaulted police officers, how could he all of a sudden be a law and order prime minister? it didn't end with the crackdown on rioters. the prime minister, keir starmer, withheld information from the public regarding the terror charges of the southport suspect, claiming if he hadn't, it could hav

i'm lewis mckenzie in the gb newsroom. the reform mp rupert lowe, has been suspended from the party amid allegations he made physical threats against the party chairman, zia yousef. mr yousef confirmed the party had also received complaints from two female employees about serious bullying in mr lowe's parliamentary and constituency offices. in a statement, mr lowe said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he says are false allegations. he also said that the allegations of bullying from his office are not about him. pro—palestine activists have vandalised president trump's golf course in scotland. red paint was sprayed over the clubhouse while the message gaza is not for sale was painted on the lawn of the us president's turnberry course. this action is reportedly in response to his administration's plans to, quote, take over gaza and ethnically cleanse the region. a body has been recovered by police from the river thames, which is being unked river thames, which is being linked to a manhunt for the suspec

i'm lewis mckenzie in the gb newsroom. the reform mp rupert lowe, has been suspended from the party amid allegations he made physical threats against the party chairman, zia yousef. mr yousef confirmed the party had also received complaints from two female employees about serious bullying in mr lowe's parliamentary and constituency offices. in a statement, mr lowe said he was disappointed but not surprised to learn of what he says are false allegations. he also said that the allegations of bullying from his office are not about him. pro—palestine activists have vandalised president trump's golf course in scotland. red paint was sprayed over the clubhouse while the message gaza is not for sale was painted on the lawn of the us president's turnberry course. this action is reportedly in response to his administration's plans to, quote, take over gaza and ethnically cleanse the region. a body has been recovered by police from the river thames, which is being unked river thames, which is being linked to a manhunt for the suspec

those are the latest gb news headlines.t's go back to bev and andrew. >> so we're just going to take a little moment this morning, i think, to reflect on the achievements of donald trump in the last six weeks, because he did this speech in congress sort of 24, 36 hours ago now. and it was powerful. it was punchy, the energy in the room. i mean, you know, the republican politicians were all whooping and cheering. we don't do that so much here, do we? but keir starmer has been in office for eight months now, and it doesn't often feel like there is much need for whooping and cheering. so we're just having a little look at what keir starmer has achieved since coming to power. 5th of july, of course, cancelled the rwanda asylum. >> plan just to update you . this >> plan just to update you. this year alone, 3300 migrants have crossed the channel. now the rwanda asylum plan may not have stopped them, but i still think it might have been a deterrent. >> yeah, and of course, compare that to trump, who has put military on the souther

gb news dot com.ward slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. well, reform uk seems to be in a political crisis tonight after the party announced that an investigation has been launched into their mp for great yarmouth. rupert lowe complaints have been made over alleged bullying and threats of two female employees, one in lowe's parliamentary office, the other in his constituency office. meanwhile, police have received complaints about threats of violence alleged to have been made against party chairman zia yusuf. well, we now welcome the founder of conservative home and reform uk spokesman tim montgomerie. >> not a spokesman, not a spokesman. >> okay. all right. well, it's none of your words are on record tonight. interesting interesting look. so this this is a disaster, isn't it.7 this is an absolute disaster. it's playing out so publicly. i know many of the people watching at home will be supportive of reform. uk will be supportive of reform. uk will be going, what in the hell is going

tweet hashtag farage on gb news or email farage gb news dot com.'m joined in the studio by spokeswoman for republicans overseas, jennifer ewing. i'm also joined here in the studio by kwasi kwarteng, former conservative chancellor, and lloyd russell—moyle, a regular on this show and former labour mp. now, jennifer, i think you're one of those people that did stay up through the night. can you tell? well, i mean, given that you're republicans overseas, you probably had to. well, yeah. what did you make of it all? >> i thought it was full of everything and it was actually full. it was longest speech in modern times to congress. in fact, one of the democrats actually got kicked out of the chamber. but what was really interesting, the thing that surprised me more than anything, was the network cbs, not known to be trump lovers in any way at all, and they published this poll shortly after the debate. 76% of people in the cbs poll approved of what the president said, with 23% disapproval. and i don't know exactly what sample cbs used, but the fact is they

gb news gb news.it aimed to bolster support for ukraine amid its ongoing war with russia. hosted by uk prime minister sir keir starmer, he welcomed world leaders, including president zelenskyy, to london�*s historic lancaster house for talks to develop a plan to secure peace for ukraine. >> we�*ve agreed that the uk, france and others will work with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting. then we'll discuss that plan with the united states and take it forward together. >> during the summit, leaders from across europe consolidated months of talks, creating a new coalition of the willing to defend ukraine and guarantee peace as they agreed to a new plan of action. >> first, we will keep the military aid flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strengthen ukraine now. second, we agreed that any lasting peace must ensure ukraine's sovereignty and security. third, in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting ukraine's own defensive capabilities to deter any future invasion. the

those are the latest gb news headlines. very latest gb news direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent alerts. >> good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce. >> well, breaking overnight, president trump has the white house has confirmed that president trump has paused military aid to ukraine just days after that showdown with president zelenskyy in the white house. >> the uk government has responded this morning saying responded this morning, saying that it remains absolutely committed to securing a lasting peace in ukraine and will be engaging with key allies in support of this effort. >> we are. >> we are. >> absolutely focused on making sure that we get that peace and the security guarantees as part of that, he mentioned in the house that we won't be derailed or sidelined by commentary, ongoing commentary, but that we will use our relationship, our long standing relationship with the us and our european allies to supp

and here is day one. >> the gb news daily reflection. >> the gb news daily reflection. >> welcome toaint michael's church in new haven. my name is marcus mac. what is wrong with the human race? why can't we just get along without causing each other so much suffering? jesus gives us some insights in matthew chapter 15 , verse 19, matthew chapter 15, verse 19, for out of the heart come evil thoughts, murder, adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false testimony, slander. it is easy to point the finger and blame those people over there. but the problem with the world is the problem with the world is the problem with the world is the problem with our hearts. today is ash wednesday and it marks the beginning of lent. it is a season marked by an attitude of remorseful self—examination in light of a holy god , to admit light of a holy god, to admit our need for forgiveness and a new heart. during the ash wednesday service, many churches will mark people with ash, a sign of a cross. it symbolises our mortality while reminding us that forgiveness and eternal life come through the cross of chris

. >> here on gb news. >> here on gb news. >> we�*re broadcasting for you as >> we're broadcasting forou as even >> we're broadcasting for you as ever, live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, a car has been driven into a crowd in mannheim, germany, killing one and injuring several others and injuring several others ahead of a planned christian ash wednesday festival. now, last may and the very same town, a jihadist mass knife attacker killed a police officer after attacking local politicians. we'll have all the latest on this breaking news story throughout the rest of the show. and in around about 30 minutes time. sir keir starmer will address parliament laying out address parliament laying out plans for his europe plus plan plans for his europe plus plan to protect ukraine. but with donald trump seemingly threatening to cancel all us aid to ukraine and the kremlin stating that the west is falling apart, is britain being dragged into a dangerous and potentially very, very expensive war with vladimir putin? that's all coming up in your next hour. vladi

now it's back to tom and emily. >> for the very latest gb news direct your smartphone. code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> good afternoon britain. it�*s now nine minutes past midday and this afternoon the prime minister will take to his feet in the house of commons to deliver his assessment of a turbulent weekend, 1518 00:09:21,680 --> 00:0

code , or go to gb news the qr code, or go to gb news dot com forward slash alerts. >> hello, welcome, welcome. >> to headliners. >> to headliners. >> we're going to give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers. >> with the best of today's comedians. >> first things first, have a look at the front pages. >> the daily mail. new two tier. >> the daily mail. new two tier. >> justice fiasco. the guardian us stops sharing intelligence with kyiv telegraph. trump turns off ukraine missiles so plenty more papers to come in a couple of minutes. first, we're going to get straight. >> into the daily mail. hello, kerry. >> mark. >> mark. >> hello, josh. how are you? >> hello, josh. how are you? >> good. small business. >> good. small business. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> okay. >> okay. >> you are. >> you are. >> aren't you? well great conversation. >> josh. >> josh. >> let's get into it then. >> let's get into it then. >> yes. so a new two tier justice fiasco. >> this is what i wanted to get to. i didn't want to have, like, how are you and all that? let's get to the fiasco. >> i already. >> i alre

and you're watching gb of march and you're watching gb news tonight with me martin daubney on tonight�*s show, shadow foreign secretary accuses nigel farage of being like jeremy corbyn when it comes to the russian ukraine conflict. is this a fair assessment or gratuitous point scoring? and today marks 40 years since the miners strike that rocked great britain and tested margaret thatcher's premiership commenced. four decades on, what's been the lasting legacy of this historic event in british politics? and another historic boozer closes this one over 300 years old, joining an average of now six pubs per week calling last orders in 2024. what's next for the great british boozer? and just a few moments time where donald trump will make a huge announcement on announcement at the white house. we'll bring you that live as it happens. and that could be donald trump pulling the plug on funds over ukraine, over a massive, massive war of words since that meltdown in dc and the white house on friday evening. but first, here's your news headlines at san francisco. >> martin, thank you very much.

those are the latest gb news headlines.e in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show on gb news. what a week it's been in westminster, not least within the reform uk party itself. i'm going to be joined by the deputy leader of reform uk, richard tice, to discuss the allegations made about rupert lowe's behaviour and about how the party has dealt with the events in the last 48 hours. the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, pat mcfadden, will be here. i'm going to be asking him about labour's plans to reform the civil service. is this sir keir starmer's attempt at america's coveted doge.7 i'll also be speaking to the shadow home secretary, chris philp, as the conservatives table, an amendment to prevent the human rights act interfering in policies to tackle immigration. people's deputy of ukraine, alexei goncharenko will join me from kyiv ahead of the ukraine. us peace

tweet hashtag farage on gb news or email farage gb news dot com.m joined in the studio by spokeswoman for republicans overseas, jennifer ewing. i'm also joined here in the studio by kwasi kwarteng, former conservative chancellor, and lloyd russell—moyle, a regular on this show and former labour mp. now, jennifer, i think you're one of those people that did stay up through the night. can you tell? well, i mean, given that you're republicans overseas, you probably had to. well, yeah. what did you make of it all? >> i thought it was full of everything and it was actually full. it was basically a carbon copy of what his presidency has been so far. i mean, it was a lot of activity. it was a mix of humour. it was a mix of content. it was a mix of sort of pointing out a lot of wonderful things about our country. it was incredibly hopeful. i think one of the most disappointing things was just the lack of, you know, a lot of the issues he talked about were domestic, for sure. it was primarily a domestic speech, and it was these 80 over 20 issues. right. imm

well, earlier, mcfadden joined us here on gb news, speaking to camilla tominey and he said the reformsill be radical, but insists it's not about stripping back the state. >> what's really important is to get the best value for money for people, make sure these are good jobs that people want to do and make sure that when we use pubuc make sure that when we use public resources, it's where the pubuc public resources, it's where the public really want to see it. and that's why we fought the election, saying, let's hire more teachers, let's hire more police officers. let's make sure that when taxpayers are paying in, they get a good outcome. that's what we want to see. >> nigel farage has defended suspending mp rupert lowe warning constant infighting damages political parties. writing in the telegraph, the reform uk leader said that low's pubuc reform uk leader said that low's public criticism had dented party unity and called it inconceivable to ignore bullying allegations and threats against the party chairman claims, though lowe strongly denies now sitting as an independent, he insists

for your vital service on behalf of us all. >> that's the news on gb news.be back with you for a full round up at 10:00. now, though, it's back to patrick. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> james daly. >> james daly. >> good evening. tonight i want to start with something really powerful. i want to pay homage to real life working mums. those women out there who sacrifice it all day in, day out, against all the odds. women like this. >> was a real delight in being able to be a present parent. >> and it's a luxury sometimes because we all have to work. we all have a lot of stuff to do, but when you can take a minute to just. >> saturday morning. >> saturday morning. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> oh my gosh. meghan markle is insufferable. she's as popular as getting hard core chafing dunng as getting hard core chafing during the first kilometre of a marathon. all you working mums out there having a hard time juggung out there having a hard time juggling your career and p

code , or go to gb news the qr code, or go to gb news dot com forward slash alerts. >> hello, welcome, welcome. >> to headliners. >> to headliners. >> we're going to give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers. >> with the best of today's comedians. >> first things first, have a look at the front pages. >> the daily mail. new two tier. >> the daily mail. new two tier. >> justice fiasco. the guardian us stops sharing intelligence with kyiv telegraph. trump turns off ukraine missiles so plenty more papers to come in a couple of minutes. first, we're going to get straight. >> into the daily mail. hello, kerry. >> mark. >> mark. >> hello, josh. how are you.7 >> hello, josh. how are you? >> good. small business. >> good. small business. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> okay. >> okay. >> you are. >> you are. >> aren't you? well great conversation. >> josh. >> josh. >> let's get into it then. >> let's get into it then. >> yes. so a new two tier justice fiasco. >> this is what i wanted to get to. i didn't want to have, like, how are you and all that? let's get to the fiasco. >> i already. >> i alr

more from me at 10:00. >> for the very latest gb news, direct your smartphone.to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent alerts. >> good evening. hope you've had a pleasant weekend. the prime minister today pledged british boots on the ground and planes in the air in ukraine, as a face off against russia ramps up. >> the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground and planes in the air, together with others. europe must do the heavy lifting. >> 0kay, heavy lifting. >> okay, i�*m going to be brutally honest tonight. i deplore their invasion of ukraine, but i have little interest in russia. i also have little interest in ukraine, other than i hope they win their war against the invaders. israel too, isn't my priority. gaza isn�*t my problem either. and this doesn't come from a lack of empathy. i've spent many hours watching brutal videos of young russian and ukrainian men killing each other in filthy donbas trenches. some 1.5 million people have died. reportedly sons, daughters, mothers, fathers. i imagine the pain their families ar