pearson, lord bailey and amy nicole turner . also pearson, lord bailey and amy nicole turner. and amy nicole turner . also on the way nicole turner. also on the way it turns out, the scientist who a peer reviewed sadiq khan's ulez paper, was part of a group getting 800 grand in funding from the mayor himself. so is the scheme fast proving to be one of the biggest deceptions in recent british political history 7 recent british political history ? plus, after a boss at amazon backs meghan markle before their big star ridiculously claiming that clerks farm is so much bigger than jeremy clarkson is great tv under threat from the woke left fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie riled and ready for that and uncanceled elsewhere . trans cricketer elsewhere. trans cricketer danielle mcgahey is to represent canada in an official international match, but does the sport need to send this decision for review? fierce defender of women's rights, sharon davies speaks out on this suit and as gb news presenter nana akua says, the violent notting hill carnival has become aninqu notting hill carniva

through that devastating period and back to being one of the biggest tv presenters in the country, amy nicole turneranil jayawardena, suzanne evans, stand by because evans, do stand by because coming up, legendary comic coming up, as legendary comic and ted creator graham and father ted creator graham linehan is cancelled from the edinburgh festival fringe for his gender critical views. are we witnessing the death of free speech in britain in the name of woke? but next, the hatred for sadiq ulez scheme laid sadiq khan's ulez scheme laid bare an army veteran. camps bare as an army veteran. camps outside uxbridge station gone on hunger strike for seven days. prabhdeep singh speaks about his extraordinary week of protests in just a few moments and reveals what he's planning to stick it to. sadiq next. don't go patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . now in exactly gb news radio. now in exactly two weeks time, failed london mayor sadiq khan will enforce his ruinous ulez scheme. >> in all of london's 32 boroughs. but the british people are fighting back and one top secret group , dubbed the blad

and former tory mp jerry hayes and former tory mp jerry hayes and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner always , i amy nicole turner. as always, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me. mail at gbnews.com. but now it's time for the the day with for the news of the day with tatiana . tatiana sanchez. >> jacob, thank you and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. breaking news in the newsroom. breaking news in the last few minutes that breaking news about the air traffic control failure. it was caused by flight data received by national air traffic services with both primary and backup systems respond by suspending automatic processing. that is according to chief executive of nats. martin rolfe. it caused tens of thousands of airline passengers flights to be cancel today due to the knock on effect . that analysis of flight data shows at least 281 flights were cancelled and at least in the uk's six busiest airports with gatwick and heathrow worst hit. more on this breaking news as we get it . now the mayor of london get it. now the mayo

through that devastating period and back to being one of the biggest tv presenters in the country, amy nicole turneranil jayawardena, suzanne evans, stand by because evans, do stand by because coming up, legendary comic coming up, as legendary comic and ted creator graham and father ted creator graham linehan is cancelled from the edinburgh festival fringe for his gender critical views. are we witnessing the death of free speech in britain in the name of woke? but next, the hatred for sadiq ulez scheme laid sadiq khan's ulez scheme laid bare an army veteran. camps bare as an army veteran. camps outside uxbridge station gone on hunger strike for seven days. prabhdeep singh speaks about his extraordinary week of protests in just a few moments and reveals what he's planning to stick it to. sadiq next. don't go patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . now in exactly gb news radio. now in exactly two weeks time, failed london mayor sadiq khan will enforce his ruinous ulez scheme. >> in all of london's 32 boroughs. but the british people are fighting back and one top secret group , dubbed the blad

the wokeist woman on author and the wokeist woman on the dan wootton show , amy nicole the dan wootton show, amy nicole turner, taking that a yes, turner, taking that as a yes, fearless political commentator. alex armstrong . and when she's alex armstrong. and when she's not keeping them in order at the institute of economic affairs, she's a brilliant broadcaster and commentator. it's reem ibrahim. each host gets 60s to outline their argument about a chosen topic . and then we all chosen topic. and then we all pile in and it gets sassier than donald trump's mug shot. and of course, we want to know your views as well. get in touch by emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk . com. emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk. com. but before we start tearing each other apart, it's his saturday night news with tatiana sanchez as . darren, thank you very much as. darren, thank you very much and good evening. >> this is the latest from the newsroom . tory mp nadine dorries newsroom. tory mp nadine dorries has resigned her commons seat, accusing the prime minister of demeaning his office by opening the gates to whip up a public frenzy against he

lord bailey and amy nicole turner. elsewhere, after a rapid race, baiters weaponized the lucy letby killings, claiming that white privilege left her free to murder, is gb news presenter nana akua right to call this argument monstrous as albie amankona and femi nylander battle it out in the clash plus , ann widdecombe reacts to figures that show the number of uk work visas granted has skyrocketed by nearly two thirds. so are the small boats a red herring in the fight to kerb immigration? we investigate that big willie style. meanwhile priti patel has been royally rumbled for helping prince andrew with his security detail. but did the former home secretary actually do anything wrong? i don't think so, but we'll discuss. wrong? i don't think so, but we'll discuss . and is the firm we'll discuss. and is the firm right to snub prince harry when he returns to the uk ? yippee. in he returns to the uk? yippee. in just two weeks time, expert analysis on the way from my royal master means lady colin campbell and phil dampier and

lord bailey and amy nicole turner. elsewhere, after a rapid race, baiters weaponized the lucy letby killings, claiming that white privilege left her free to murder, is gb news presenter nana akua right to call this argument monstrous as albie amankona and femi nylander battle it out in the clash plus , ann widdecombe reacts to figures that show the number of uk work visas granted has skyrocketed by nearly two thirds. so are the small boats a red herring in the fight to kerb immigration? we investigate that big willie style. meanwhile priti patel has been royally rumbled for helping prince andrew with his security detail. but did the former home secretary actually do anything wrong? i don't think so, but we'll discuss. wrong? i don't think so, but we'll discuss . and is the firm we'll discuss. and is the firm right to snub prince harry when he returns to the uk ? yippee. in he returns to the uk? yippee. in just two weeks time, expert analysis on the way from my royal master means lady colin campbell and phil dampier and

amy nicole turner . sean, how frustrated turner.how frustrated does this make you as a proud conservative to see the whets in your party believe that lee anderson and his comments, which person i agree with, some people might say he shouldn't have used that fruity language . fine. but that fruity language. fine. but i think the majority of the country are actually with lee on this. and they seem to think he's a bigger problem than actually the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the way the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the way he boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the way he b it, s. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the way he b it, the >> look, the way i see it, the fruity language is uncalled for. and what it's done, it's taken away focus from what we really should talking if all should be talking about. if all of see people using of a sudden see people using words fascism, don't words like fascis

the wokeist woman on author and the wokeist woman on the dan wootton show , amy nicole the dan wootton show, amy nicole turnerking that as a yes, fearless political commentator. alex armstrong . and when she's alex armstrong. and when she's not keeping them in order at the institute of economic affairs, she's a brilliant broadcaster and commentator. it's reem ibrahim. each host gets 60s to outline their argument about a

the wokeist woman on author and the wokeist woman on the dan wootton show , amy nicole the dan wootton show, amy nicole turneryes, turner, taking that as a yes, fearless political commentator. alex armstrong . and when she's alex armstrong. and when she's not keeping them in order at the institute of economic affairs, she's a brilliant broadcaster and commentator. it's reem ibrahim. each host gets 60s to outline their

former tory mp jerry hayes , and the author and jerry hayes, and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. as always , i want to hear from as always, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me. male mog at gbnews.com and now it's male mog at gbnews.com and now wsfime male mog at gbnews.com and now it's time for the news of the day with middlehurst . day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you. good evening to you. well, the top story tonight is that a home office source has within the last hour told gb news the bibby stockholm accommodation barge will not be taking new arrivals tomorrow and it could be next week . now, it could be next week. now, before any migrants move on board an initial group of asylum seekers was expected to be sent to the accommodation which is moored off portland in dorset today , say the source also said today, say the source also said . however, the delay this time is because of health and safety practises, which need to be signed off for port workers , signed off for port workers, adding there are no fire safety issues.in

amy nicole turner . sean, how frustrated turner.how frustrated does this make you as a proud conservative to see the whets in your party believe that lee anderson and his comments, which person i agree with, some people might say he shouldn't have used that fruity language . fine. but that fruity language. fine. but i think the majority of the country are actually with lee on this. and they seem to think he's a bigger problem than actually the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the way the boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the way he boats. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the way he b it, s. he's a bigger problem than act|look, the way he b it, the >> look, the way i see it, the fruity language is uncalled for. and what it's done, it's taken away focus from what we really should talking if all should be talking about. if all of see people using of a sudden see people using words fascism, don't words like fascis

>> tom ryan , amy nicole turner, >> tom ryan, amy nicole turner, thank you very much indeed , both thank for joining thank you very much indeed, both of you, forjoining us. of you, for joining us. >> every time you we seven out of we you generally replace them with, okay, we're finished. >> thanks, amy. we want to hear from our viewers so if you want to tell us what you think are the too many civil servants, should we get rid of some? >> are they are they working hard and we maybe need some more? tell us what think, gb more? tell us what you think, gb views gbnews.com. now to something different. something completely different. >> that's the royal family. >> and that's the royal family. the family saga. despite the royal family saga. despite prince harry announcing his decision to step back from royal roles in january 2020, roles back in january 2020, i can't believe it was that long ago.the can't believe it was that long ago. the duke of sussex was still being referred to by his hrh title in his bio on the royal family's website. >> it would appear that the king, years of offering king,

lord bailey and amy nicole turner.y letby killings, claiming that white privilege left her free to murder, is gb news presenter nana akua right to call this argument monstrous as albie amankona and femi nylander battle it out in the clash plus , ann widdecombe reacts to figures that show the number of uk work visas granted has skyrocketed by nearly two thirds. so are the small boats a red herring in the fight to kerb immigration? we investigate that big willie style. meanwhile

and tonight, i'm joined by suzanne evans shaun bailey and amy nicole turner.jibe about migrants dying, should keir starmer publicly denounce since the woman he once shared a labour front bench with and widdecombe and kelvin mackenzie offer their unrivalled analysis? also coming up tonight, prince harry was in tokyo shopping for wife meghan, but will his gifts be well received? back in montecito, lady colin campbell has exclusive reporting on the pair and she'll reveal all alongside phil dampier shortly in the clash. a new book for kids will depict the late princess diana's bulimia. and if you're shocked by that, the author also claims the eating disorder developed after she learned king charles's heart belonged to someone else . heart belonged to someone else. so should this really be introduced to children's

and tonight, i'm joined by suzanne evans shaun bailey and amy nicole turner.tacks lee anderson with this disgusting jibe about migrants dying, should keir starmer publicly denounce since the woman he once shared a labour front bench with and widdecombe and kelvin mackenzie offer their unrivalled analysis? also coming up tonight, prince harry was in tokyo shopping for wife meghan, but will his gifts be well received? back in montecito, lady colin campbell has exclusive reporting on the pair and she'll reveal all alongside phil dampier shortly in the clash. a new book for kids will depict the late princess diana's bulimia. and if you're shocked by that, the author also claims the eating disorder developed after she learned king charles's heart belonged to someone else . heart belonged to someone else. so should this really be introduced to children's story time ? lady victoria harvey and time? lady victoria harvey and amy anzel will give their views. tomorrow's front page is on the way to and woke disney. are they really taking the mickey again with extreme gend

lord bailey and amy nicole turner.claiming that white privilege left her free to murder, is gb news presenter nana akua right to call this argument monstrous as albie amankona and femi nylander battle it out in the clash plus , ann widdecombe reacts to figures that show the number of uk work visas granted has skyrocketed by nearly two thirds. so are the small boats a red herring in the fight to kerb immigration? we investigate that big willie style. meanwhile

former tory mp jerry hayes , and the author and jerry hayes, and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turners always, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me. male mog at gbnews.com and now it's male mog at gbnews.com and now wsfime male mog at gbnews.com and now it's time for the news of the day with middlehurst . day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you. good evening to you. well, the top story tonight is that a home office source has within the last hour told gb news the bibby stockholm accommodation barge will not be taking new arrivals tomorrow and it could be next week . now, it could be next week. now, before any migrants move on board an initial group of asylum seekers was expected to be sent to the accommodation which is moored off portland in dorset today , say the source also said today, say the source also said . however, the delay this time is because of health and safety practises, which need to be signed off for port workers , signed off for port workers, adding there are no fire safety issues.in adding there are no fire safety iss

sadly, amy and amy nicole turner, thank you both very much indeed. who the who are you to going agree with as well? keep agree with as well? but keep them coming through. >> broadcom. >> gpos, gb news, broadcom. >> gpos, gb news, broadcom. >> tuned. okay. we're going >> stay tuned. okay. we're going to talking more about to be talking a bit more about inflation how they inflation figures, how they affect or or. or or. or or . back. or or. or or. or or. back. >> the time is 741. we've been reacting this morning to the inflation figures , a 15 month inflation figures, a 15 month low, 6.8. and the prime minister in the last few moments has been reacting to that, saying the plan is working. he says as prime minister, i am determined to build a better economy and a better country for you, your children and your grandchildren . he says that starts with tackling inflation. and the news this morning shows that the plan is working . and he on to is working. and he goes on to say, we stick to the plan say, if we stick to the plan that i've set out, we will get

let's talk to elliott cec, head of campaigns for the taxpayers alliance, and amy nicole turner, social's going both this morning. what's going on? elliott >> well, what our research is on, for example, the front page of the telegraph shows this morning is that, as you said, the civil service has grown significantly larger. we've seen a 25% increase in the total number civil servants. it's number of civil servants. it's becoming expensive. we've becoming more expensive. we've seen the total seen a 60% increase in the total salary bill, and it's becoming far, far more focussed on things like social research, economics and policy and not on operational roles , which are the operational roles, which are the front line delivery services . so front line delivery services. so what we're seeing is a civil service that is increasing out of step with the priorities of both voters and taxpayers and totally against the promises made . made by boris johnson. >> he wanted to cut the number of those in the service by of those in the civil service by 91,000 gone the opposite way. >> absolutely. and, y