headlines will be back tomorrow where tomorrow at the same time where andrew doyle will be joined andrewle paul will be joined byyou're lewis schaffer. andrew doyle paul will be joined byyou're watching ewis schaffer. andrew doyle paul will be joined byyou're watching atis schaffer. andrew doyle paul will be joined byyou're watching at 5 schaffer. andrew doyle paul will be joined byyou're watching at 5 a.m,ffer. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. thank you for joining stay tuned for breakfast. thank you forjoining us. good night away . away. >> good evening . well, the >> good evening. well, the debate has started. should we take refugees from gaza ? i'll take refugees from gaza? i'll give you a very clear opinion on that in just a moment. on the day that rishi sunak goes to israel, we'll look at the latest crime statistics we're being told by the government, crime is going down. i find it rather difficult to believe and we'll look at how brexit voters are feeling all these years on. there seems to be some sense of disappointment that the government simply hasn't done

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headlines will be back tomorrow where tomorrow at the same time where andrew doyle will be joined andrew paul will be joined byyou're lewis schaffer. andrew doyle paul will be joined byyou're watching ewis schaffer. andrew doyle paul will be joined byyou're watching atis schaffer. andrew doyle paul will be joined byyou're watching at 5 schaffer. andrew doyle paul will be joined byyou're watching at 5 a.m,ffer. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. thank you for joining stay tuned for breakfast. thank you forjoining us. good night 6:00 on friday, the 20th of october. today a double by—election defeat for the tory party as labour secures a seismic victory in tamworth and mid—bedfordshire . with the prime mid—bedfordshire. with the prime minister now facing calls for an early general election , we'll be early general election, we'll be getting live reaction . in mid—bedfordshire. >> this was a catastrophic defeat for the conservatives, with labour winning its second biggest by—election victory since the second world war. so what does this mean for rishi sunak and when can we

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hello. >> hello, andrew doyle. simon. hello. >> i'mlo, andrew doyle. simon. very 1drew doyle. simon. hello. >> i'm very excited oyle.my day >> i'm very excited and my day is improved by saying >> i'm very excited and my day is to improved by saying >> i'm very excited and my day is to you. 'oved by saying hello to you. >> he's such a flatterer. this could be quite hazardous. yes, there here, so do be there are steps here, so do be careful. battle ideas is careful. the battle of ideas is such an incredible event. it's busier than ever busier this year than i've ever seen clearly there's an seen it. so clearly there's an appetite do that. seen it. so clearly there's an appdidn't do that. seen it. so clearly there's an appdidn't you?that. >> didn't you? >> didn't you? >> didn't you? >> did i? do you think they're here to see me? i think that's the hem of your garment. well i think that's very flattering, but certainly true. but almost certainly not true. why it's becoming why do you think it's becoming more more popular on more and more popular year on year out?

andrew doyle.he show i'll be turning agony uncle with the help of my panel, leo kyrees and jojo sutherland. and we're going to you deal with your to help you deal with your unfiltered dilemmas. so if you've all, you've got any problems at all, just email at just email us at gbviews@gbnews.com and we will do our best to answer your problems. as in a wave of leaked emails, it was revealed that everyone's favourite eco group just had planned to just stop oil had planned to recruit more than 500 university students during freshers week and the plans were for the students to take part slow students to take part in slow marches where more than 3000 people aspired to be arrested in order to ovennhelm the police . order to ovennhelm the police. but fear not, they weren't going to send these students in without preparation . the group without preparation. the group also called for students to attend non—violence training pnor attend non—violence training prior to taking part in this civil resistance , inclu

andrew doyle.the show i'll be turning agony uncle with the help of my panel, leo kyrees and jojo sutherland. and we're going to you deal with your to help you deal with your unfiltered dilemmas. so if you've all, you've got any problems at all, just email at just email us at gbviews@gbnews.com and we will do our best to answer your problems. as in a wave of leaked emails, it was revealed that everyone's favourite eco group just had planned to just stop oil had planned to recruit more than 500 university students during freshers week and the plans were for the students to take part slow students to take part in slow marches where more than 3000 people aspired to be arrested in order to ovennhelm the police . order to ovennhelm the police. but fear not, they weren't going to send these students in without preparation . the group without preparation. the group also called for students to attend non—violence training pnor attend non—violence training prior to taking part in this civil resistance , incl

with me, andrew doyle.sts from just stop oil charged onto the stage at the sondheim theatre in london during a performance of les miserables. here's a clip . les miserables. here's a clip. take your chance. >> the blood of the martyrs, the has made us cry. dup. >> the blood of the martyrs, the has made us cry. dup . the >> the blood of the martyrs, the has made us cry . dup . the people has made us cry. dup. the people sing. singing the song of freedom . now you might be freedom. now you might be thinking, what has this musical adaptation of victor hugo's classic novel got to do with climate change? >> nothing all. but for >> well, nothing at all. but for some environmental some reason, environmental activists are now routinely targeting a means, a targeting the arts as a means, a means raise awareness of means to raise awareness of their this their cause. in may of this yean their cause. in may of this year, activists climbed into the their cause. in may of this year, fountain climbed into the their cause.

with me, andrew doyle.vists from just stop oil charged onto the stage at the sondheim theatre in london during a performance of les miserables. here's a clip . les miserables. here's a clip. take your chance. >> the blood of the martyrs, the has made us cry. dup. >> the blood of the martyrs, the has made us cry. dup . the >> the blood of the martyrs, the has made us cry . dup . the people has made us cry. dup. the people sing. singing the song of freedom . now you might be freedom. now you might be thinking, what has this musical adaptation of victor hugo's classic novel got to do with climate change? >> nothing all. but for >> well, nothing at all. but for some environmental some reason, environmental activists are now routinely targeting a means, a targeting the arts as a means, a means raise awareness of means to raise awareness of their this their cause. in may of this yean their cause. in may of this year, activists climbed into the their cause. in may of this year, fountain climbed into the their caus

we are back tomorrow pm. with back tomorrow at 11 pm. with andrew doyle daniels and andrew doyle victorif you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. have a great weekend there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £201.05, or £306.85 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year, and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus cost of living payments. by it's saturday night and this is the saturday five. >> i'm darren grimes along with albie amankona emily carver, benjamin buttennorth and lee aukus. tonight on the show are the bbc console easily hide its saville shame or bigotry towards right wing minorities who don't agree with wokeist pm must stop hating women should not be a crime and we need to concrete over the green belt for the sake of our young people and just stop oils back to dale. >> vince isn't trying to save the planet. he's just trying to save his wallet. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the. saturday five. welco

let's go back to with timothy andrew doyle.been where we look at what's been going week on social going viral this week on social media. first up, if you media. so first up, if you missed world missed the rugby world cup semi—finals this weekend, don't worry, a video of a nun worry, here's a video of a nun rugby tackling a climate protester . no rugby tackling a climate protester. no . thank you protester. no. thank you. i don't know why that went viral . don't know why that went viral. i went to a convent school and i know that nuns are tough. i mean, they are there. >> you get tackled like that often for not bringing your vicious, vicious. >> you wouldn't believe the stories could tell. do stories i could tell. what do you that, steve? you make of that, steve? >> i'm just desperately trying to to to a pun to find out to how get to a pun about. dirty habit, but about. that's a dirty habit, but i can't think of how to it. i can't think of how to do it. i think i that. think i did that. >> that sufficient. yeah. >> that was suff

andrew doyle.s is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors. as long as we don't get cancelled ourselves between and 9:00. coming between now and 9:00. but coming up show tonight, one up on the show tonight, one consequence tragic consequence of the tragic violence gaza has violence in israel and gaza has been significant in been a significant rise in anti—semitism britain. tom anti—semitism in britain. tom slater, the editor of spiked online , will be here to discuss online, will be here to discuss this major problem and what we can to combat it. it's just can do to combat it. it's just a couple of weeks until the battle of ideas festival in westminster on 28th 29th of october. on the 28th and 29th of october. co—convenor ella whelan be co—convenor ella whelan will be here tell us what to expect here to tell us what to expect from year's celebration of from this year's celebration of free speech

we are back tomorrow pm. with back tomorrow at 11 pm. with andrew doyle daniels and andrew doyle victornd if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. have a great weekend by late. >> good evening one and all. it's 9:00 on television and on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, as the police give to in gender madness, let's be clear . there is no such thing as clear. there is no such thing as a female rapist. my mark meets guest has gained thousands of fans online by travelling to the most dangerous places in the world. he's even met the taliban and lived to tell the story. he's risked life and limb to pursue his crazy adventures, and he joins us before the end of the hour . in he joins us before the end of the hour. in the big story. we'll bring you the latest on the tragic scenes of violence playing out in israel with voices in the field and top analysis closer to home. it might take at ten the irish premier leo varadkar says britain is disengaging from the world. well, i'll be putting this eu stooge right a

we are back tomorrow pm. with back tomorrow at 11 pm. with andrew doyle daniels and andrew doyle victornd if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. have a great weekend today, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, has vowed to take revenge against hamas . rishi sunak says the uk hamas. rishi sunak says the uk government stands in full solidarity with israel against, in quotes, the cowardly and depraved attacks from the palestine militant group and elsewhere. >> the labour conference kicks off today in liverpool. gb news will be there, bringing you every twist and turn from sir keir starmer's final conference before general election next before the general election next year. before the general election next year . yes i'm here in liverpool year. yes i'm here in liverpool in what could be the last conference before the election . conference before the election. >> will sir keir starmer be prime minister in just a year from now ? from now? >> and national curry week ends today . did you even

andrew doyle.s is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors. as long as we don't get cancelled ourselves between and 9:00. coming between now and 9:00. but coming up show tonight, one up on the show tonight, one consequence tragic consequence of the tragic violence gaza has violence in israel and gaza has been significant in been a significant rise in anti—semitism britain. tom anti—semitism in britain. tom slater, the editor of spiked online , will be here to discuss online, will be here to discuss this major problem and what we can to combat it. it's just can do to combat it. it's just a couple of weeks until the battle of ideas festival in westminster on 28th 29th of october. on the 28th and 29th of october. co—convenor ella whelan be co—convenor ella whelan will be here tell us what to expect here to tell us what to expect from year's celebration of from this year's celebration of free speech

let's go back to with timothy andrew doyle.t's been where we look at what's been going week on social going viral this week on social media. first up, if you media. so first up, if you missed world missed the rugby world cup semi—finals this weekend, don't worry, a video of a nun worry, here's a video of a nun rugby tackling a climate protester . no rugby tackling a climate protester. no . thank you protester. no. thank you. i don't know why that went viral . don't know why that went viral. i went to a convent school and i know that nuns are tough. i mean, they are there. >> you get tackled like that often for not bringing your vicious, vicious. >> you wouldn't believe the stories could tell. do stories i could tell. what do you that, steve? you make of that, steve? >> i'm just desperately trying to to get a pun to find out to how get to a pun about. dirty habit, but about. that's a dirty habit, but i can't think of how to it. i can't think of how to do it. i think i that. think i did that. >> that sufficient. yeah. >> that was

i'm andrew doyle and i'm joined on this autumnal evening by a bountiful harvest .ost of autumnal evening by a bountiful harvest. host of comedians taking a break from carving his pumpkin is josh howie and fresh from his chestnuts , from roasting his chestnuts, it's kerry marks. how are you both? >> it's very poetic language. >> it's very poetic language. >> it's very poetic language. >> it's a poetic, slightly surreal start to the show. that's what i'm talking about myself and what i've been up to. thank you. exactly. that's what myself and what i've been up to. tfeel. you. exactly. that's what myself and what i've been up to. tfeel. yotrole actly. that's what myself and what i've been up to. tfeel. yotrole is. .y. that's what myself and what i've been up to. tfeel. yotrole is. anyway, what myself and what i've been up to. tfeel. yotrole is. anyway, we're i feel my role is. anyway, we're going to have a look at the start pages start of these front pages for monday. is monday. the daily mail is leading with suella fury at suella fury at met over jihad chants. we're

. >> well, i'm very touched because i saw andrew doyle yesterday for dinner , and i yesterday for dinnerand when i got to ordered this. and when i got to the studio, i was given it. i thought that was very thoughtful. >> and how many marks out of ten would you give the producer that's made that for you tonight? oh always thinking about it. >> we're talking about eight and a half, i think. >> eight and a half. well, they go whoever made that, if it all goes wrong, esteemed guest, because we get a pint of lager. >> yeah, they get a pint. >> yeah, they get a pint. >> what's this thing about choice and offer. i know they just get well i know. >> on. let's get >> let's move on. let's get a hold of this before dinner with the producer. >> night before. we haven't >> the night before. we haven't been invited, sir. >> reason that >> john cleese, the reason that you me company you are keeping me company tonight not just the free tonight is not just for the free margarita, but you are, of course, joining news course, joining the gb news family. am dinosaur. anna, family. i am the dinosaur. anna, i

andrew doyle. right? >> bad management >> yeah.to . >> brave of you to. >> brave of you to. >> no, that's not true. i'm incredibly happy. i'm happy incredibly happy. i'm not happy with but i'm not happy with you. josh but i'm not happy that likes so much . josh that he likes you so much. josh ikeep that he likes you so much. josh i keep on telling him i'm the jew you, not you, not jew here. not you, not you, not you. you're not the jew . anyway, you. you're not the jew. anyway, this is the most exciting and the most exciting story of the night. it says basically the 82% of bosses were accidental bosses, meaning they had no training. they were just like, brought up along the ranks. how else were you supposed to go to school a boss? no it school to be a boss? no it doesn't happen that way. and number two, it said that according study the according to this study by the chartered , chartered management institute, it that widespread it pointed out that widespread it pointed out that widespread it said basically that everybody's thinking

on his new out of touch news show ahead of the debut of his new show that is being produced by andrew doyles revealed that he's struggling to get guests. well, he never asked me so that's completely he's not struggled present tense because it's recorded , hasn't it? it's been recorded, hasn't it? >> and that's why didn't >> and that's why i didn't understand some guests. understand some great guests. i think maybe made some think maybe he made some flippant about how hard flippant remark about how hard it to get interesting people it was to get interesting people , them. , but he got them. >> the unfortunate thing >> i think the unfortunate thing with dame john, if i may, is his mouth run away himself mouth does run away with himself sometimes. so i think he probably himself. probably got himself. >> got some good copy just >> they got some good copy just by him literally when he by taking him literally when he was mischievous. his was being mischievous. but his thing saying that it's out thing about saying that it's out of his joke , isn't of touch is his own joke, isn't it? that's his at

. >> if anyone was going to say, i would have sworn simon evans andrew doyle is the second guest.h that. >> that no >> do you know that movie? no no, it's a must see, but it's all this who pretends all about this guy who pretends that a real ladies man that he's like a real ladies man and. and he's. >> but he's a bimbo. and. and he's. >> but he's a bimbo . really? 75 >> but he's a bimbo. really? 75 year old mother. and there's another funny one where where the parent is actually were taken to court and the guy won. the guy said, i'm only earning ,20,000 as a part time musician. so mum for getting so he sued his mum for getting out the house. i don't know if he or not, but do you think he won or not, but do you think he won or not, but do you think he suing her for the he should be suing her for the fact that she's a part fact that she's raised a part time musician? is that good time musician? is that a good point? although musician point? although i'm a musician myself, but myself, so i respect them. but the live, we the only way to live, as we all know, your brother in a know, is

and no, ricky gervais is incredible. >> andrew doyle is produced the whole there's another reason tondeed coming in. and martin indeed for coming in. and martin gould gould. gould and martin gould. >> we go. the >> well, there we go. the dinosaur hour, 9 pm. sunday gb news. do not miss it. it's going to be. i'm certainly going to be tuning it. yeah, absolutely. >> right my street. >> sounds right up my street. well still to come, branded ridiculous. >> white has been >> the white company has been blasted the selling of face blasted over the selling of face masks children and a split party. >> labour remains divided over starmer's line on israel. many believe he's alienating muslim voters and the liberal left or the far left. >> well , that and much more >> well, that and much more after your morning news with tatiana . tatiana. >> tom. thank you. it's 1132. >> tom. thank you. it's1132. this is the latest from the newsroom. mps are warning vulnerable people are being put at risk over plans to clear the asylum backlog. the public accounts committee says home office proposals to reform

andrew doyle will be here tomorrow leo kurstin. here tomorrow with leo kurstin. over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £201.05, or £306.85 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year, and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus cost of living payments. use with eamonn and isabel. >> and here's what's leading the news this morning. the prime minister has said people are right to be exhausted with politicians who are all talk and no action. of talk. in no action. plenty of talk. in his party conference speech will be getting reaction to a range of policies on health, education and transport that westminster is a broken system and the same goes for holyrood , cardiff bay goes for holyrood, cardiff bay and stormont. >> it is an anger , it's an >> it is an anger, it's an exhaustion

good like andrew good because i feel like andrew doyle football .eum stops free cards van gogh museum stops free cards amid chaos . van gogh museum stops free cards amid chaos. so i think what's happenedis amid chaos. so i think what's happened is pokemon is very popular . i happened is pokemon is very popular. i think. i think people really like it. and this, this museum they've created a sort of mash of pokemon and van gogh because apparently van gogh had some links to japan. we haven't got time for that. i don't know why, do actually. >> we've got to fill that feel quite lot of time story. >> so created this kind >> so they've created this kind of it's picture of a pokemon of it's a picture of a pokemon with a hat or something and it's extremely popular. >> i we found the answer >> i think we found the answer to secret's problem to victoria's secret's problem here. get some pokemon in lingerie. people can't get enough of it. and so now there are. so when you go to see this picture of a pokemon, you get given some of playing card. given some sort

by banning wouldn't banning jihad, wouldn't the word jihad mean as andrew jihad banning mean as andrew doyleook doyle said, i think in his book as well, not the word. as well, it's not the word. >> it's when it's used. it's when and use it when you take a word and use it as a weapon to incitement. so it's not about free speech. it's the word. you're using word it's not about free speech. it's thnthat'd. you're using word it's not about free speech. it's thnthat contexte using word it's not about free speech. it's thnthat contexte usi|weapon. er it's not about free speech. it's thnthat contexte usi|weapon. and in that context as a weapon. and it be a speech issue it ceases to be a speech issue and becomes an incitement issue. and already look and that is we can already look for we can already do. >> i mean, police already >> i mean, the police already should doing more. should be doing more. >> point that. >> i take your point on that. part incitement the part of incitement is the proximity of proximity to the site of violence. it's how immediate it is how whether it directly is and how wheth

andrew doyle will be here tomorrow leo kurstin. here tomorrow with leo kurstin.ys and this is gb news tonight. >> i'm patrick christys and this is gb news tonight . after is gb news tonight. after delivering the biggest speech of his life, has the prime minister proven that he's a winner? who can fundamentally change the country ? we'll get the reaction country? we'll get the reaction from my brilliant panel. and tonight i am joined by fan favourites christine hamilton, adam brooks and matthew lahza . adam brooks and matthew lahza. what's not to love about that? but it wasn't rishi sunak who stole the show at conference. no, it was our very own nigel farage. so would his return to the tories save the party? stanley johnson takes on edwina currie in the clash. plus what is language like a migration hurricane from suella braverman danng hurricane from suella braverman daring or dangerous? i will tell you why. the critics of that barnstorming speech are absolutely categoric , 100% wrong absolutely categoric, 100% wrong and they need to get out more. and that is next

andrew doyle will be here tomorrow leo kurstin. here tomorrow with leo kurstin.ech at manchester today where he decided to scrap the hs2 extension to bring in a smoking ban to make it illegal for anybody born after 2009 to smoke anybody born after 2009 to smoke a cigarette and he's going to change a—levels. >> but was it enough? did it inspire ? and were you at home inspire? and were you at home satisfied? i'll be discussing all of that in detail with a great panel after the news with polly middlehurst. nigel thank you. >> good evening to you. well, as you've been hearing, the prime minister has confirmed today that the northern leg of hs2 is being scrapped . speaking after being scrapped. speaking after weeks of speculation , rishi weeks of speculation, rishi sunak told the conservative party conference in manchester that he's ready to make tough decisions for the country . he's decisions for the country. he's defended the move as well, saying the money will be better spent developing projects in the north midlands . spent developing projects in the north midlan

because charles doesn't because if charles doesn't resolve drama, resolve the andrew doyle drama, thesoap opera, it could dog monarchy, couldn't it? dog his monarchy, couldn't it? >> i don't think it will dog the monarchy. what he's done really, and i do agree with what lady has said, a lot of what she said , but i still feel these things don't happen quickly , even if, don't happen quickly, even if, for instance, giuffre was proven to be a liar . for instance, giuffre was proven to be a liar. this for instance, giuffre was proven to be a liar . this is not going to be a liar. this is not going to be a liar. this is not going to happen overnight. and charles. >> okay. but charles is to going get involved. >> he cannot get involved in this. he's our head of state. he he's not he cannot be seen as a meddler , especially in his own meddler, especially in his own brother's life. but ingrid , brother's life. but ingrid, where's the loyalty to your own brother ? brother? >> blood is thicker than water. he's thrown his brother under the bus . the bus. >> no, he hasn't. his brother threw hims

you're watching and listening us >> i'm andrew doyle. speech nation. the show right tackle. the week's biggest stories in politics and current affairs. with the help of my two comedian panellists and a variety of special guests, free speech nation sunday nights from 7:00 on gb news the people's channel 7:00 on gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> good afternoon . welcome to gb >> good afternoon. welcome to gb news sunday. thank you for joining us this lunchtime. i'm emily carver for the next hour, i'll be keeping you company on your tv, online and digital radio. so coming as the radio. so coming up, as the communications blackout eases in gaza, bombardment gaza, israel's bombardment continues , striking hundreds continues, striking hundreds more hamas targets targets at home and abroad, calls continue to ramp up for an immediate ceasefire. what could that look like? we'll heading to israel like? we'll be heading to israel for latest. agents for the latest. iranian agents are said to b

. >> i'm andrew doyle. i'll join me at 7:00 every sunday night for free speech nation.s biggest stories in politics and current with help of current affairs with the help of my panellists and my two comedian panellists and a variety special guests . variety of special guests. >> free speech nation sunday nights from seven on gb news the people's channel, britain's news >> hello, welcome to gb news sunday. thank you for joining >> hello, welcome to gb news sunday. thank you forjoining us sunday. thank you for joining us this lunchtime. i am emily carver. for the next hour, i'll be keeping you company on your tv online and digital radio. so coming up, sunak says his coming up, rishi sunak says his visit to israel showed that the uk in solidarity against uk stands in solidarity against terrorism whilst on the ground. thousands of people have been protesting in support of palestine . we'll also get the palestine. we'll also get the very from our home and very latest from our home and security white on security editor mark white on the hamas war second the israel hamas war a

you're watching listening to gb watching and listening to gb news, britain's news channel >> i'm andrew doylehe show right tackle. the week's biggest stories in politics and current affairs. help of my two affairs. with the help of my two comedian, panellists and a variety of special guests, free speech nation sunday nights from 7:00 on gb news the people's channel >> hello , welcome to gb news >> hello, welcome to gb news saturday. i'm martin dalby and for the next two hours i'll be keeping you company on your telly online and on your digital radio. well, coming up this houn radio. well, coming up this hour, tens of thousands of civilians in the gaza strip are fleeing south after israel gave palestinians living there. just 24 hours to flee. we'll bring you the very latest in what's happening in the middle east. then, as protests erupt across europe, thousands of people have taken to the streets of london to march in a pro—palestinian demonstration today, police have warned that anyone showing support for hamas or deviating from the agreed route could face imminent arrest . and despite the im

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