also adam brooks . commentator. also adam brooks.n and activist, which i'm going to ask you first, adam brooks zero hour contracts. wants to ban them. contracts. he wants to ban them. >> it's absolute madness . um, so >> it's absolute madness. um, so not not only are the labour party funded by the unions , party funded by the unions, they're being controlled by the unions. this is a disaster for hospitality, hospitality relies on the flexibility of having workers. you know , especially workers. you know, especially seasonal businesses as well . but seasonal businesses as well. but a lot of the workers rely on that flexibility, too . so this that flexibility, too. so this is going to hurt a lot of businesses and a lot of jobs. i think it's going to shut many pubs, many , many restaurants and pubs, many, many restaurants and it's going to it's going to create job losses throughout the sector. this is an awful move. and i urge to labour rethink. >> well, they're quite dead set on it. they said this a few times. jim dale. on it. they sai

political commentator nigeactivist adam brooks. nigel and activist adam brooks.t do you think ? nelson, what do you think? >> i'm slightly uncomfortable with this. i mean, i think that it always depends on the protest, protest outside protest, a protest outside a school a protest school or indeed a protest anywhere. it shouldn't be intimidating, especially for children. i think that's really important because there is a safeguarding issue there. it should be within the law. but the of banning it seems to the idea of banning it seems to be a restriction on free speech, and that's the bit that i find difficult to cope with. if, for instance, palestinian protesters were chanting from the river to the sea outside a jewish school that would be anti—semitic, that would be breaching the law, the police would then move them on. they wouldn't. >> so is it okay for them to chant it then in the streets? >> yes, is, because it's not >> yes, it is, because it's not necessarily anti—semitic. necessarily an anti—semitic. >> come on, not necessarily not move i don't care even mo

charlotte griffiths, landlord and activist adam brooks journalist adam brooks and journalist rebecca? and really, why don't you off? how about that ? that? >> get ready britain. here we go an exclusive with the woman tipped by many to be the next conservative leader. stay tuned . conservative leader. stay tuned. >> and the stop the top story. even this hour today , the even this hour today, the chancellor unveiled his spring budget, cutting personal taxes to their lowest point in almost half a century. the key focus of the pre—election budget was a £0.02 reduction in the pound in national insurance, but figures suggest expected rises in council tax will wipe out any benefits felt by households speaking after his statement in the house of commons, jeremy hunt said his budget marks a big reduction in the tax bill for ordinary families . ordinary families. >> what you see is that after a four percentage point cut in national insurance , there is national insurance, there is a big reduction in the tax bill for ordinary families, and that is because the economy has turned a corner . we've

charlotte griffiths, activist adam brooks and author rebecca reid. won't be in my hot tub . my hot tub. >> get ready britain, here we go are -- are we being ruled by the deep state? next . state? next. >> good evening. it's 10:00. state? next. >> good evening. it's10:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb news room. your top story this hour. diane abbott, the mp at the centre of a growing racism row, has accused both the conservatives and labour of failing to deal with racism . failing to deal with racism. writing in the independent, the former mp said tory former labour mp said tory reluctance to call out racism and sexism is hardly surprising. but she said she was disappointed in the labour party for being equally reluctant. it's after the conservatives biggest donor, frank hester, allegedly said that the former labour mp made him want to hate all black women and that she should be shot. mr hester says he's deeply sorry for the remarks at prime minister's questions today , sir keir questions today, sir keir starmer confronted rishi sunak over the comment

adam brooks, author and journalist rebecca reid.rs have doctors in england have overwhelmingly voted to stage more long more strikes in their long running pay dispute . doctors running pay dispute. doctors voted by 98% of those who voted, by the way, in the ballot to continue industrial action in the next six months. it was a turnout of 62. so, you know, all right, the british medical association argues that strikes are while are needed because while workload lists are workload and waiting lists are at record highs, junior doctors pay at record highs, junior doctors pay cut by than pay has been cut by more than a quarter in real terms since 2008, adam, i'll start with you on this. are they actually now responsible for the problems in our nhs, not the government? >> yes. at the end of the day, these strikes have made our waiting lists even longer. these strikes have made our waiting lists even longer . they waiting lists even longer. they have probably cost thousands of lives . i think that's undeniable lives. i think that's undeniab

i'm joined as well by businessman and activist adam brooks , an author and journalist brooks, an authort with you. i mean, hey, look, it does appear like if you are a left wing politician and you may have done something wrong, then everybody else needs to get all the authorities relevantly to look at twice. look at it twice. >> pretty shocking this. i agree with you, patrick. something's quite here. there are quite worrying here. there are three different things going on that are troublesome . that i think are troublesome. the first is it's not so much that the labor party is a left wing party, it's that a large number of the mainstream media expect them to win the next election. heard john curtice election. we heard john curtice earlier saying chance and earlier saying 99% chance and they want to have good relations with the potentially incoming prime minister and deputy prime minister. and in fact, a senior westminster editor. i'd describe him as confirmed that to me. just ten days ago, i was saying, why isn't this all over the newspapers? oh you know, newspapers? oh well, you know, y

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charlotte griffiths, landlord and activist adam brooks and journalist rebecca oh what's all this about, why don't you off? how about that? >> get ready, britain. here we go. i address the elephants in the room .

is director of popular conservatives mark littlewood , conservatives mark littlewood, activist adam brooks>> this is, the letter i'm delivering to wes streeting . it delivering to wes streeting. it appears that there's no police here this time . here this time. >> get ready. britain, here we go. should the pakistani flag be hoisted above our churches . next. >> first, the latest from the gp newsroom at 10:02. good evening. our top story. a poll has found that fewer than 1 in 4 people in britain are satisfied with the national health service. that's the lowest level since records began 40 years ago. with lack of access gps among the top access to gps among the top concerns. long waiting lists are also a major worry, with just 24% saying they're satisfied with the service, down from 70% in 2010. the report found that tight funding and staff shortages over the last decade have left the nhs in a continual state of crisis . labour has said state of crisis. labour has said today it's going to ban the bonuses of water company bosses when they oversee the polluting of britain's waterways. it's aft

large and the mail on sunday, charlotte activist charlotte griffiths, activist adam author rebecca adam brooks reid. oh, and, what is going on in our funeral homes? if someone else's nan in your own get ready britain . here we go britain. here we go. is the head of the church of england promoting islam . england promoting islam. next? >> good evening. it's 9:01. i'm sophia wenzler and the gb news room. your top story this hour. diane abbott, room. your top story this hour. diane abbott , the mp at the diane abbott, the mp at the centre of a growing racism row, has accused the speaker of the commons of not serving democracy after she wasn't called to speak in parliament. it's after the conservatives biggest donor, frank hester, allegedly said that former labour mp made that the former labour mp made him want to hate all black women

on my panel is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord adam brooks and authoroke students have barricaded themselves into a university building. free, free palestine . building. free, free palestine. get ready britain, here we go. beware the eco fanatic coming for your money. next . for your money. next. >> good evening. the top story tonight as you've been hearing, an illegal migrant is in hospital tonight after being stabbed on board a small boat attempting to cross the english channel. today, the uk authorities, including border force and two lifeboats, attended the scene just before lunchtime time. and officers are trying to establish exactly what happened.the trying to establish exactly what happened. the victim , we happened. the victim, we understand, has non—life threatening injuries. the dinghy was one of eight small boats that reached uk shores today on the busiest day of channel crossing so far this year, with a record 450 migrants arriving. that takes the total number of migrants coming to the uk illegally this year to nearly 4000. meanwhile, passag

charlotte griffiths, landlord and activist adam brooks and journalist rebecca oh what's all this about don't you off? how about that? >> get ready, britain. here we go. i address the elephants in the room . next. room. next. >> at 9:01, i'm polly middlehurst in the gb newsroom. and our top story tonight. all eyes were on the chancellor today as he delivered his spring budget. he cut personal taxes to the lowest level in nearly 50 years, with another £0.02 in the pound cut in national insurance being the centrepiece of his pre—election budget. but figures suggest expected rises in council tax will wipe out any benefits felt by households. speaking after his statement in the commons today, jeremy hunt said his budget marks a big reduction in the tax bill for ordinary families. what you see is that after a four percentage point cut in national insurance, there is a big reduction in the tax bill for ordinary families, and that is because the economy has turned a corner. >> we've stuck to the plan. we have the forecasts are much more optimistic for the economy going forward . and as conserv

minds with gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson and also brooks , a businessman also adam brooksogising for speculating on the princess of wales. health. is more regulation on social media the answer now and then is earning £100,000 a

commentator jim meteorologist and social commentatorjim dale and also businessman and activist adam brooksnana. thank you very much. good afternoon from the gb newsroom leading the news at 3:00. tax cuts may be unlikely in this week's budget, with the chancellor promising what he's called a prudent spending plan. reports suggest the government has been forced to revise its figures, with reports from the office for budget responsibility showing there's

i'm doing adam brooks and they're fast fashion . brooks and they're fast fashion.ir factories have been linked to all sorts of like questionable practices . questionable labour practices. they a good company to they are not a good company to be virtue signalling. oh my god , be virtue signalling. oh my god, i said it. >> i beth mead it's happened. gb hero amy the north face has done it. >> amy nichols this is it. >> amy nichols this is it. >> we've reached the peak of wokeness. >> we reached we reached out to nonh >> we reached we reached out to north face for comment and we're yet to hear from them. so there we go. but it is. can i just ask is no one was clamouring for this, but now north face nana will be able to say to, i don't know, presumably a shareholder there look. see, we've there that oh look. see, we've done, we've done our bit to get more people in the countryside. >> well, that's they think. >> well, that's what they think. but i don't but i mean, listen, i don't know, black unless you tell know, i'm black unless you tell me black i think it's me i'm b

i want adam, chris, laura, paddy and mel brooks. oh, there you go.initely a goodbye moment. good bye, everybody. thank you for listening. i will see you next week while paddy is off on the lash! it's true. i can't deny. what you've said is true. confirm or deny? no, i cannot deny. thank you very much. goodbye for now. goodbye. newscast from the bbc. hello, thanks forjoining me. let's see what the weather is up to for the rest of today and, indeed, the next few days. here's the summary for this evening. for most of us, dry and chilly, and with clearer skies this evening and overnight, another frost on the way. now, in the next few days, it's actually going to turn a little less chilly. we'll see these milder southwesterlies developing. that's from around about mid—week onwards. ok, the forecast, then — starting with the satellite picture, and you can see how big the gaps in the clouds have been, all of that bright, if not sunny weather today. the evening temperatures will already be pretty low. in fact, by the time we get to about 6pm, only four degre

i want adam, chris, laura, paddy and mel brooks. oh, there you go!use that would be really bad. it's definitely a goodbye moment. all right. good bye, everybody. thank you for listening. i will see you next week while paddy is off on the lash! it's true. i can't deny. i must push you for an answer. it's true. what you've said is true. confirm or deny? no, i cannot deny. you confirmed all around. thank you very much, newscasters. goodbye for now. goodbye. newscast from the bbc. hello. we did have a bit of spring sunshine around on sunday, but the clear skies are lasting through the night. the winds are fairly light, too, so temperatures are really dropping. it's going to be quite a chilly start to your monday morning. could be a touch of frost and some mist and fog patches. they should clear away. there'll be a bit more rain moving into the southwest later on in the day, but for most of us, it's going to be a fine, bright, chilly start. some fog, perhaps the vale of york, the welsh marches, central southern england as well, that clearing away by aroun

adam: your account of washington and his contain his anger, his frustration, it reminded me of david brooksf dwight eisenhower. a couple years ago, eisenhower himself, having to struggle with anger and ways to channel it away from his work. other thing they have in common is that they were presidents, also generals, they were executives of a kind. it's interesting that washington, the fact that he was fueled by certain things, might have made him uniquely well suited to be president, a general, an executive. bu h■é certain ways. we will circle back to that. i want to talk about phyllis wheatley. surely the least well-known of the figures in your book. your book is bringing her back to public attention. could you tell the story of phyllis wheatley and i think it sincerity, her chapter? jeffrey: what an extraordinary story. phyllis wheatley comes over as a teenager, enslaved, in chains. she is given this improbable classical education and she begins to write these poems of virtue. and they are recognized as extraordinary. they are so extraordinary, that the town of boston decides she has to p

. >> adam copeland, program director for knbr, says giants fans shared their outreach,t& calling in and speaking out all day in support of brookswasúa pioneer as one of the first black women announcers in major league baseball. >> it's a big loss not just for the giants, but for little girls, forúpeople of color, for baseball fans around the country, copeland says the loss is especially hard to take because brooks-moon was a woman who had said she would fight for diversity, equity and inclusion in baseball when she spoke in 2020. and she said after getting her contract settled that she was going to hold the organization accountable for their hiring practices. it feels devastating as a as a black man in sports media in san francisco, matt willard, host of 95.7 the game, said he and many other fans and community members feel the move shows the giants administration is out of touch with their fans and how much brooks-moon means to the community. >> this is someone whol again, was the soundtrack of the ballpark, a familiar face, a bay area icon, and for her to be let go because of contract differences orc just is inexplicable and s

. >> adam copeland, program director for knbr, says giants spfans shared their outrage, calling in and speaking out all day in support of brooksfirst black women announcers in major league baseball. >> it's a big loss not justúfor the giants but for little girls, for people of color. when she spoke in 2020 and she said after getting her contract hold the organization accountable for their hiring practices, it feels devastating as a as a black man in sports media in san francisco, matt willard, host of 95.7 the game, said he and many other fans and community members feel the move shows the giants administration is out of touch with their fans. >> this is someone who, again, ballpark a familiar face, a bay area icon and for her to be let go because of contract differences or just is inexplicable and shocking that the giants could have this poor of judgment. many fans say this news cast a shadow over the other news of the day that the giants were signing pitcher blake snell to a two year deal. they have not named a successor for brooks-moon. there is a media day that is scheduled for spthursday in san francisco, jaa katsuyama ktv