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 talks in saudi arabia tomorrow. and after it emerged that triple killer kyle clifford watched andrew tate videos before his deadly attack. i'll before his deadly attack. i'll be talking about violence against women and girls with heather binning, a founding member of the women's rights network. as ever, we've got 90 minutes of punchy politics to come. do not even think of going anywhere. but befor

reform's deputy leader, richard tice, was grilled earlier on gb news by camilla tominey.'s take a listen. >> there's five of you and you're fighting like rats in a sack. how on earth is nigel farage going to command hundreds of mps? which is your aspiration for the next general election if he can't keep four for the next general election if he can't keep f

i've been a long term farage and richard tice fan . and i you know, tice fan.ou know, i would say that i'm not a, you know, these days i'm straddling both parties and trying to see the best in both. and i'm not an insider as, as i was in as i was insider as, as i was in as i was in ukip. so a bit difficult to, you know, comment on some of these, you know, specific allegations. but i mean, i think suffice to say, you know, i think everybody firstly, everybody deserves some credit here. i think i mean, rupert low, very successful businessman, has chaired a premiership football club. he's been great in parliament, you know, really a very, very effective mp. it would be sad to lose him. but i think also, you know, richard tice deserves great credit for keeping reform going. and so does not, you know nigel coming back has really taken reform to the next level. so you know, i think i think this is this is unfortunate for reform. and i hope it can be resolved one way or the other very quickly. >> so we heard earlier on that no man is bigger than the party. that doesn'

richard tice insists the party had to act after mr low was suspended and reported to police over claimsthreatened violence against the chairman. reform also says it has evidence of serious bullying and derogatory remarks about women. allegations mr low denies. nigel farage warns the party must avoid constant infighting, saying it has a duty of care to its staff. in other news, ministers are facing pressure over reports that an alleged palestinian gunman entered the uk illegally on a small boat. the mail on sunday claims abu wadee, a former militant, has called for the killing of jews and posed in pictures with ak 47 seconds. he's believed to have been among 235 migrants picked up in the channel on thursday. shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately. now a 32 year old man has been charged with the murder of 16 year old nathaniel burrell, who was shot deadin nathaniel burrell, who was shot dead in stockwell in south london on tuesday. omar prempeh was arrested and charged on saturday and will appear in court tomorrow. nathaniel was found wi

latest deputy leader richard tice says rupert lowe wouldn't be welcomed back in the party regardlessf the outcome of the investigation, while lowe himself says reform tried to silence him over migrants. joining me on the panel tonight are gb news contributor will kingston, political commentator chloe dobbs and the former labour minister bill rammell. and what's going on here? >> renee reason no need by. ain't nothing better either to. >> hello, here i am. big show coming up, including all the best stories from tomorrow's newspapers. hot off the press. but first, let's get your news headunes but first, let's get your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. it'sjust >> ben. thank you. it's just gone. 9:00. these are your headlines. ukraine may not survive. according to president donald trump, as the white house puts pressure on volodymyr zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. u.s. zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. us. officials are understood to have told the ukrainian president that he must pledge to cede land if he wants the us. to lift its ban on weapons an

latest deputy leader richard tice says rupert lowe wouldn't be welcomed back in the party regardlessf the outcome of the investigation, while lowe himself says reform tried to silence him over migrants. joining me on the panel tonight are gb news contributor will kingston, political commentator chloe dobbs and the former labour minister bill rammell. and what's going on here? >> renee reason no need by. ain't nothing better either to. >> hello, here i am. big show coming up, including all the best stories from tomorrow's newspapers. hot off the press. but first, let's get your news headunes but first, let's get your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. it'sjust >> ben. thank you. it's just gone. 9:00. these are your headlines. ukraine may not survive. according to president donald trump, as the white house puts pressure on volodymyr zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. u.s. zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. us. officials are understood to have told the ukrainian president that he must pledge to cede land if he wants the us. to lift its ban on weapons an

i'll also be joined by the deputy leader of reform uk, richard tice, two leaders from the social careustry, former conservative minister damian green and co—chair of the national care association, nadra ahmed, will be here. i'm going to find out the impact of the budget on the care sector, and i�*ll be speaking to paolo diana, the chair of the women's policy centre, about calls to repeal the gender recognition act. we've got once again, 90 minutes of very punchy politics to get through. do not even think of moving a muscle. but first with me now to review the sunday front pages is the political editor of the spectator, katy balls, who i congratulate on landing a very big job in washington. good luck with that. well done you. and what a spread of papers. we�*re still reeling from friday's extraordinary events in the oval office. and let's look at how both the observer and the sunday telegraph are covering it, just to get opposite ends of the ideological spectrum there. we've got the observer making this point that starmer is now walking a tightrope between zelenskyy and trump. and we'v

richard tice was on camilla a moment ago, saying that these events, which have come back to back, that, the criticisms followed by the complaints to the police, these are entirely coincidental. coincidental. these have nothing to do with each other. what do you make of that? >> i think the timing is obviously very suspicious. and i think as to your question about an implosion, i don't think it's an implosion, i don't think it's an implosion, i don't think it's an implosion, but it's certainly an implosion, but it's certainly a very damaging episode, and i think it makes it very hard for think it makes

reform's deputy leader, richard tice, was grilled earlier. brilliantly, i have to say.nterview grilled earlier on by gb news camilla tominey. let's have a listen to what he had to say. >> five of you listen to