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and she said, andrew pierce jen. and she said, andrew pierce is your mate.en you. >> the two of you? >> the two of you? >> no, she thinks i'm a complete cock.i >> no, she thinks i'm a complete cock. i said, well, it's a badge of honour. i'm going to keep that. my cats will probably think it's a real one. if you're listening on the radio. >> i just want to be really clear. we've got a picture of a chicken, a picture, a sculpture of a chicken is a chicken the same as a cock? >> i don't know, i'm not going to get into too much detail here. >> a male poultry bird . and on >> a male poultry bird. and on that bombshell, i think we'd better go to, emily and tom. but we'll see you tomorrow morning. have a lovely afternoon. >> see you . >> see you. >> see you. >> well, coming up on the show, a record number of millionaires are leaving the country. what does that mean for the rest of us? and our tax burden? >> and a new report says children are getting shorter and fatter. but does the data really suggest that? or is it all just post smoke and mirrors? also, we're goin

that's next on britain's don't go anywhere. >> 1120 britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce ger, political commentator piers pottinger pierce. we took that, that bev and i were fascinated by that stuff about the from ray addison at epsom. now you've been a racing man for years, and i know you actually ran a race. >> well, i was a director of a race course group, northern racing, which was headed by the great stan clarke, the late, great man and he stood no nonsense on race courses. and we had people who would go into the lavatories. and if they saw any evidence of drug taking, they'd physically remove the people and, and take them straight to the police . and that's what you the police. and that's what you have to do. >> so this has been going on for a while. >> i'm afraid so. and it's i mean, like anywhere where there's booze and entertainment. any nightclub in london, you go into any lavatory, there's going to be someone. >> i think we're just terribly naive, you and i. i think we're very naive, andrew, you and i. well, i've never surprised you, luciano , because you were l

who would have thought andrew pierce would be tongue tied at any point in his life?w, made up for lost time and how do your siblings feel about what you've done? because obviously , margaret went on, obviously, margaret went on, after having you to have three more children, was it four more children? so you've got these half siblings. first of all, what did your siblings , your what did your siblings, your adoptive siblings think about this? and second of all, have you connected with the other half brothers and sisters? >> we lost one of my sisters. sadly but my big sister, just said , i wonder why it took you said, i wonder why it took you so long to find her, but she was so long to find her, but she was so pleased that i didn't tell mum. really pleased. i didn't tell mum. mum? yeah, that was the right thing. yeah. all i'll say about margaret's family is there's been some contact. >> oh, there has been . and >> oh, there has been. and that's something you might want to develop. yeah. on the question. while i've got you, let's have a little quick chat about the campa

andrew pierce they're very unhappy with the fact that the way you had handled that conversation with erybody says andrew, it's time you changed your opinion on reform. >> i think nigel farage is the best they've got. i think they were absolutely right to make him leader. but i do make the point again, this is an extraordinary political party where the leader of the party owns it. >> i think i'm all right with that though. what's the what's the problem with that? >> it's. don't you think members should have some involvement? >> well, maybe in the fullness of time, i suppose. maybe they will change the model. but i imagine when you have to start with a small team, normally when political parties say, the liberal democrats, labour or the tories change their leader. >> now, admittedly, the tories seem to change their leader as often as some people change their shows , they do at least their shows, they do at least consult their members, whereas reform don't have to. >> is that not though, because their members are so pro nigel farage that they they want him to be in charge. >> there is no

when tv news with andrew pierce and the lovely ellie costello.well, hello, gb news is award winning. >> i'll have you know, part of the gb news breakfast that won two years in a row. >> yeah. remember who voted for it ? not peers in the industry. it? not peers in the industry. you the public, the voters. which is what when alastair campbell was belly aching in the studio this morning about that, i said it was a public vote. alastair, you're all about engaging with the people. the pubuc engaging with the people. the public voted for gb news to win three awards. yes. >> well done, democracy. after all, isn't it so ? yes. breakfast all, isn't it so? yes. breakfast nigel farage and camilla tominey analysis . nigel farage and camilla tominey analysis. stuart. it was a clean sweep yesterday of gb news. it was brilliant, brilliant days. thank you so much everyone that voted and thank you to the team here as well for all your hard work. >> yeah, now it's fine here. glastonbury has begun. are you going? no, no. >> me, me in a tent. can you imagine? no. >>

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning to you. so the missing teen in tenerife is still missing. the search continues for 19 year old jay slater, who was last seen on monday. his mother says it is a living nightmare . living nightmare. >> just stop oil defacing jets this morning, two of their activists broke into stansted airfield to vandalise multiple planes where it's believed taylor swift's private justice party is parked. two people have been arrested . been arrested. >> this also comes at the same time as the ancient monument. stonehenge was vandalised by just stop oil yesterday day. thousands of people head there for the annual summer solstice celebrations today . celebrations today. >> acid attacks on the rise, attacks and threats using acid have increased by 75% in a year, but only a tiny amount of cases actually lead to criminal charges and a strong vapes surge. >> there's been a ten fold rise in the number of vapers using high strength e—cigarettes, and the increase has been seen mostly in 18 to 24 year olds. that vaping

we've got andrew pierce and also ellie costello presenting live coverage of trooping the colour from. tomorrow morning here on gb news. we do this stuff so well on this channel, so make sure you tune in from 10:00 for that . but next we're 10:00 for that. but next we're going to shift a little bit back to the politics on dewbs& co can reform uk keep up the momentum. nigel farage was speaking a little earlier today. can he you know, run with this momentum. we shall see. stay tuned welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me. emily carver this evening. now, keeping me company until 7:00 is the former conservative mp paul scully and former labour mp shaun simon. welcome to the show or welcome back. now, just a couple of views from you, some of your comments just before we get into the politics, janet says how lovely that the princess will be on the balcony tomorrow. just the lift that the nation needs right now, adrian says very much so, emily. it will for be great the people to see the princess back. and good to hear some good news for a change. and andrew says, what a fantastic picture of

>> andrew pierce ? yeah, exactly. >> andrew pierce? yeah, exactly. yeah right.ook. >> oh, look. >> can't help himself . >> can't help himself. >> can't help himself. >> kevin, he's manned this side. kevin's slightly mad. >> this like i'm on the left. therefore i'm kind of buy you a drink. but if my relatives were dying, i wouldn't pay. my ideology would be more important than my compassion . than my compassion. >> i still think i'm amazed that people haven't made more about keir starmer saying that, because to i had rewind it three times, i think. yeah, because did he really say no to life saving treatment? you pay for life saving treatment. you you flog every jul in in the house. of course , whatever you had, it of course, whatever you had, it was your child or your partner, your mom or your dad . your mom or your dad. >> yeah, well, i shouldn't have to. you shouldn't have to. but you would. >> and he could have caveated that in his answer. >> absolutely. right. >> absolutely. right. >> up next, we're going to have britain's newsroom exclusive, looking at the a

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and me.a akua in for bev turner. >> labour's trans plans. in for bev turner. >> labour's trans plans . the >> labour's trans plans. the party looks set to rip up the tories trans ideology school ban and could even teach children. there are more than two genders. former education minister robert halfon will be with us in the studio to give us his take. >> so election gamble gate now this has been the big story. i think the gambling commission is investigating senior figures within the tory party over allegations of election date bets. but does rishi sunak need to take tougher action? >> and is the nhs broken, yes, almost 19,000 patients waited more than three days in a&e last yeah more than three days in a&e last year. it's become a major election issue. but who's going to fix our ailing health service ? >> 7- >> the 7 >> the manchester airport chaos tens of thousands of passengers were left stranded after a power failure, but flights are back underway this morning . underway this morning. >>

bev. >> it's 1108 with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. of course coming. we're building up, of course, to nigel farage arriving in clacton. i imagine he'll be on that rather iconic pier and he'll be making his speech there. it's going to be. it'll be. it's the most excitement, isn't it? during this election campaign, which has been devoid of excitement, whether you like him or loathe him. and i appreciate he's a marmite character. nigel farage is making what we call the political weather. >> ian has got in touch and said, you know what, karma, karma keir starmer needs to say more often the phrase utter chaos. you're right. it's like word bingo. we should do word bingo when we hear these mps talking at the moment. didn't we? all these candidates, no one's no one's an mp anymore, are they? >> no. >> no. >> we have no mps at all. they they cease to be an mp. yesterday. >> that's utter chaos. >> that's utter chaos. >> keir starmer would say. and we have a plan is what rishi sunak says, joe said if schools were given the time and the opportunit

bev. >> 1007 with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. ur droves this morning. >> right you are. nikki has said bev and andrew are you both coordinated in red so you can carry on your left wing leanings ? >> but 7 >> but that's fair to only accuse me of left wing leanings about 40 years. >> i had a pink dress laid out this morning. my >> i had a pink dress laid out this morning . my little girl this morning. my little girl came in. she said, is that what you're wearing, mummy? i said, yes, she went, what's your co—presenter wearing today? and i said, oh, i don't know. so we turned on the tv. there he was. and she went, right, i'll go and get you a red dress. >> how sweet is that? >> how sweet is that? >> bless her. she got the red dress out for me so that we'd match. >> yeah. nothing to do with political leanings, because, i've never voted labour in my life, and i have no idea who i'm going to vote for in this election . election. >> i'm just putting it out there. i have no idea. well, i'm certainly not bakhmut keir starmer i can't, i genu

so andrew pierce sudden decision to become party leader . so andrew pierce writes leader.e writes this farage would have found it impossible to pull off such a spectacular coup if he had been the leader of any other party, as they all require their leaders to win over the membership . but reform is a membership. but reform is a limited company, and as farage is the majority shareholder with a 53% holding compared to tice's 33, what he says goes the fact that tice had campaigned tirelessly over the past few years counted for nothing. so lee, i mean , is the reform party lee, i mean, is the reform party essentially a one man dictatorship slash business about our own technical analysis of andrew? >> not many people do. it's a great presenter, by the way. but when it comes to politics, i think it can be found wanting. look, i think most of the country, as you probably are aware, patrick, are wanted nigel farage to come back. i wanted him to come back and so did richard. this is great news for the reform party and it's great news for the country. and like i say, it's livened up

yeah >> every time i meet her she says, oh, it's andrew pierce.uess ? think sectors have a guess? >> she's seen a sort of being quite normal, isn't she ? well, quite normal, isn't she? well, she went to a comprehensive and she went to a comprehensive and she didn't go to university , she she didn't go to university, she she didn't go to university, she she didn't go to university, she she did an apprenticeship. >> imagine a world where she's given that 93% of people won't go to state school in this country . it's unusual to have country. it's unusual to have somebody in government who went to state school. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and she didn't go to university. she did an apprenticeship. and she's very proud of the fact she did an apprenticeship. >> but she's from liverpool. she is a great tradition in comedians. yeah, you know, jemmy tarbuck, ken dodd. yeah, just to name two. so maybe she's telling a few jokes now to keep them all happy. yeah, i can't see them rolling around the room can, you know, so. and then nigel, look ahead. we've got labour's

oh, look at this, andrew pierce versus kevin maguire. here was a clash of the right and the left last night at leicester square theatre. the audience asked andrew and kevin if gb news will be shut down. >> just tell you, my dear, can i just tell you, my dear wishful thinking. ofcom will not close down gb news and there'd be no market for a left wing channel. you've got a left wing channel. it's called the bbc, ofcom, ofcom, ofcom. woke . ofcom, ofcom. woke. >> i was gonna say surely every other channel is pretty much left wing channel 4, bbc, itv, he said. >> is there a left wing.7 we've got one, it's the bbc and didn't you say that there were a lot of gb news fans in the audience last night? and if you're watching, there was a lovely couple came all the way down from scotland to watch, because i was going to be there with you. >> no , they didn't actually. >> no, they didn't actually. >> no, they didn't actually. >> and they, they didn't seem they didn't seem crushed. no actually they were very flat. no, they said they said the pearce an

now to andrew and bev . to andrew and bev. >> 1006 here with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierces your thoughts this morning. gbnews.com forward slash your say a lot of you are agreeing with me actually and andrew on the fact that children should be fed breakfast by their own parents. it should not be the job of the state to be feeding everyone's kids before school. although margo does say i still make my porridge with water and a pinch of salt. the scottish way you were saying this, if they can't, we are just occasionally. that was harsh. >> i have to say, if the milk, if the milk, if the fridge didn't work, or the milk had gone off, or somebody had nicked it off the doorstep , you had it it off the doorstep, you had it with water. >> and margo says parents need to get up earlier to do breakfast, for example. cereal, toast. you don't need to be a chef. i couldn't agree more and teach your kids to do it themselves. >> as i was just about to say, if the child is 6 or 7, why can't they make their own breakfast? >> they can, they can. we've got we've yeah, it's a big parenting issue

welcome to britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce.shi sunak admitted he had to live without sky television as a child. >> it was apparently a terrible hardship. let's take a listen to this interview he's done as part of the election campaign . but of the election campaign. but before that, we're going to tell you what happened yesterday. of course, we had the manifesto launch. >> we will keep cutting taxes in the coming years, meaning that by 2027 we will have halved national insurance to 6. that is a tax cut, my friends , worth a tax cut, my friends, worth £1,500 to the average worker . £1,500 to the average worker. >> under rishi sunak as prime minister the taxpayer has been losing £1 million every single hour to benefit fraud and error. >> that is their record and there are savings to be made. but the idea that the conservatives proposals can save £12 billion is pure fiction . £12 billion is pure fiction. >> we believe in the long term we need to be back at the heart of europe, but we're being really clear that we're not going to p

andrew pierce and ellie costello will be presenting live coverage of trooping the colour from 10 am.b news. now some good news as the 2024 uefa european championship football begins tonight, with the opening match featuring host germany against scotland. scotland, whose preparations for the tournament have been hampered by injuries, are looking forward for their first win against germany since 1999. and what a night it would be for them to do it well is it tense up there in scotland? let's find out by crossing over to glasgow and speak with gb news reporter jack carson. jack, it's a long shot, but we believe in miracles. what's the mood on the ground up there in scotland ? ground up there in scotland? >> well, i think it's certainly a mixed mood on the ground, martin. lots of people hoping that that miracle might well come for scotland tonight because they know they're going to need it. of course they are the underdogs in their group. they are the lowest ranked side in their group. you know, they've got germany, switzerland, hungary, all sides that are going to be looking to get to t

i'm andrew pierce, alongside ellie costello.his majesty the king. all morning will be live across the capital at buckingham palace , on the mall buckingham palace, on the mall and at horseguards parade as thousands of soldiers and musicians march in front of the king. and you won't want to miss a moment of this incredible celebration showcasing the very best of

andrew pierce, you've obviously worked very hard.on't have you down as a painter and decorator, to be honest, but it does look good. and thank you at home, because gb news could not be evolving in this way if you weren't continuing to support us. there's a lovely wide shot of our lovely table. so onwards and upwards and breaking news overnight. >> this came from nowhere. actually, the wikileaks founder, juuan actually, the wikileaks founder, julian assange, a person i find, by the way, intensely irritating , has been released from prison and has left the uk on his way to australia, where he's from, after reaching a plea plea deal with us authority over spy charges. so these , of course, charges. so these, of course, have been going on for more than a decade . a decade. >> assange is due to plead guilty to a single espionage charge in a court appearance on a tiny us controlled pacific island, so his wife stella released this film. >> following his release . >> following his release. >> following his release. >> it's exactly 12 years t

saturday with ellie costello and andrew pierce . tory costello and andrew pierce. tory boy pierce.that. >> yeah, do not miss that. but up next, stay with us for a gb news exclusive as we find out that prisoners have been rapping about a rather topical issue. stay tuned. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. good morning. it's just coming up to 48 minutes after 10:00. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. >> very good morning to you. thanks for joining >> very good morning to you. thanks forjoining us. now, look, i mentioned a bit earlier about the g7 summit in italy and joe biden's latest gaffe. so a parachuter lands in front of all the world leaders, us president joe biden , giorgia meloni joe biden, giorgia meloni trudeau, rishi sunak there as well , ursula trudeau, rishi sunak there as well, ursula von der lie—in, the us, sorry, the eu commissioner and joe biden, as you can see here, if you watch on television, just wanders off, starts having a conversation with a officer. well, i think there's an officer just out of shot. >> but look, there's no one there. >> look at george.

join ellie costello and me , andrew pierce, in a and me, andrew pierce, in a celebration of his majesty0 am. on gb news. >> the people's channel, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's almost 538. i'm martin daubney. >> welcome back. it's almost 538. i'm martin daubney . this is 538. i'm martin daubney. this is gb news. now stay tuned to see how social media mocked rishi sunak after his sob story that he didn't have sky tv when he was a kid. it's beautiful stuff. now sir keir starmer is back on his battle bus after launching the labour manifesto in greater manchester this morning. he visited the home of crewe alexandra football club after setting out his plans, which he claims will rebuild the country after 14 years of conservative rule. but the labour leader's speech was briefly interrupted by a protester who claimed his policies were too similar to those of the tories. you can't keep anybody happy, can you? let's cross live now to gb news political correspondent katherine forster, who is on that labour battle bus. catherine, welcome to the show. show. b

andrew pierce and ellie costello will be presenting live coverage of trooping the colour from 10 am.omorrow morning on gb news. but next we'll reform uk, receive upward of 6 million votes. yes, 6 million votes at the general election. and can they turn those votes into what really matters? mps we'll be joined by their business and agricultural spokesman , rupert agricultural spokesman, rupert lowe. next. you're with christopher live the tonight on gb news. and we're back now. reform uk's manifesto , which it's calling manifesto, which it's calling a contract with the people, is launched on monday in the welsh valleys. as it happens, some of the party's pledges have already been announced , such as a freeze been announced, such as a freeze on non—essential, whatever that means . migration and the. and an means. migration and the. and an increase in the income tax personal allowance to £20,000. now, yesterday, the upstart right wing party even overtook the tory party in the polls , the tory party in the polls, which nigel farage, its new leader, was quick to announce dufing leader, was

i said trooping of the colour on thursday and andrew pierce told me off for that.n't correct and he will be hosting the coverage on gb news tomorrow. it's a landmark event here on gb news. the princess of wales is making a comeback after months out of the public spotlight due to health issues. the mail on sunday charlotte griffiths offers her forensic royal analysis of this whole event after break. this is patrick christys tonight with bev turner. this is patrick christys. tonight with me. bev turner on. gb news still to come. should nigel farage take part in the upcoming bbc four way leaders debates? but first editor at large of the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths joins me for tonight's royal dispatch . and tonight's royal dispatch. and what a special royal dispatch it is tonight. we're marking, of course, tomorrow the king's official birthday with trooping the colour parade. i can confirm if you've are just turning on, that the princess of wales will be taking part in the celebrations and a candid statement. she said she is making good progress and has good d

oh, look at this, andrew pierce versus kevin maguire. ews will be shut down. >> just tell you, my dear, can i just tell you, my dear wishful thinking. ofcom will not close down gb news and there'd be no market for a left wing channel. you've got a left wing channel. it's called the bbc, ofcom, ofcom, ofcom. woke .

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner.reporters are there . are there. >> the world remembers today marks the 80th anniversary when british and allied forces stormed the beaches. here at normandy to attack german forces i >> -- >> and remembrance events across the united kingdom are getting underway to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice . paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> i'm in the garrison city of lisbon , where the theme really lisbon, where the theme really is the education of children. hundreds of school children have been brought in to be educated in the relevance of this day. >> thank you. dougie beattie now, no confidence in getting the first minister of wales. vaughan gething has vowed to carry on despite losing a no confidence vote. he's basically said i'm not going to go and you can't make me. we'll have the latest and pitifully . latest and pitifully. >> and what a pitiful figure he cut, weeping, i mean >> and what a pitiful figure he cut, weeping , i mean pathetic. cut, weeping, i mean pathetic. he's

i'm andrew pierce, alongside ellie costello. and over the next few hours, get ready for an impressive display of pomp and pageantry as we celebrate the official birthday of his majesty the king. all morning will be live across the capital at buckingham palace , on the mall buckingham palace, on the mall and at horseguards parade as thousands of soldiers and musicians march in front of the king. and you won't want to miss a moment of this incredible celebration showcasing the very best of british. >> and of course, we'll be joined by the most superb guests , experts in their fields, in the studio and of course , the studio and of course, overlooking the palace. two. >> walker all morning will be bringing you a front row seat to the parade. the fly—past and of course, that momentous balcony appearance in just a few hours. this is gb news trooping the colour . colour. >> now, of course, today is all about the king. it is his official birthday, but it's also about. >> she's back. the princess of wales. princess cake! we're expecting

andrew pierce and bev turner will be here for that. is other work here in the morning. so it's just me for now. hopefully he'll be here in the next seven minutes cutting it fine. we i'm also i'm interested in what you were also saying there about labour's definition of a working person. theidea definition of a working person. the idea that if you've got savings, that means that you are somehow not a working person or haven't been or haven't been a fair game to tax, i mean, what about people who've worked all their lives? >> you see it constantly annoys me. >> this is a labour party phrase under blair and under brown and whatever. and it's always hard working people. what they really mean is poor people. so if it's poor people, we're talking about, nobody's arguing, say poor people. but right. you're not condemning hard working people because you can earn a fortune and be hard working sometimes. >> poor people aren't very hard working. yes, i know that might seem like a controversial thing to say , but every rich person to say, but every

i know people are probably fed up of hearing from andrew pierce because he's never off our screens.d it's just the most remarkable story , precisely. remarkable story, precisely. i mean, we see, don't we, on the, on the evening shows, some of these families reunited programs, and it's all very emotional and people find their long lost parents. and it's a wonderful reunion . it wasn't wonderful reunion. it wasn't like this for pc. you know, he did find margaret, his birth mother, and it didn't quite go to plan. and i think the extraordinary story of him discovering, you know, his early life, the fact that he was in this, children's home until the age of three and then tracing his birth family and the effect that's had on his life, but also his own adoptive parents, his parents, as far as he's concerned. reaction to that. i think, is a really moving story. so, yeah, we're used to seeing andrew sort of joshing over politics and other issues, but this is a very, very personal tell tale that he's come into the studio to tell. i might also, by the way, ask him a little about a little bit

gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you .arns that a vote for reform uk would lead to a decade of labour rule . labour rule. >> an out of touch in a tv interview to be broadcast later, rishi sunak was asked what he had to live without while he was growing up. take a listen to his answer. >> all sorts of things, like lots of people, there'll be all sorts of things that i would have wanted as a kid that i couldn't have. right. but famously, sky tv. so >> oh it's awkward. that is, you know, the plight of the potholes. labour's turning to local issues, promising to fix 1 million potholes every year if they come into power and farage under attack again. >> a man has been arrested for throwing a rock at the leader of reform uk, nigel farage, while he was on the campaign trail. he says it simply won't stop him campaigning . in. campaigning. in. >> got david davis in the studio

we've got andrew pierce and we'll be talking to them what they're going preview in britain's newsroomit's actually about you. we won't forget that. >> join us up and down the country as we follow every moment together. >> more than ever, it's important to hear all sides as you make your decision in the run up to polling day. >> this is gb news the people's channel >> this is gb news the people's channel, britain's election . channel. >> we are going to raise a glass now to the popular party of engush now to the popular party of english wine. are you aware of the popularity of english? >> i think i'm contributing to the popularity of british wine. >> it's on the rise, which is a good news story. we need more of these. britain's vineyards are now the fastest growing edible. i don't know if that's quite the right word. consumable? yeah well, it means that it's just not cabbages or potatoes or whatever it is. >> it's. it's grapes in the form of wine . we go to our west of wine. we go to our west midlands reporter, jack carson. he's got the story and he's been to a vineyard in warwickshire

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turneh >> good morning. that their plan to impose vat on private school fees would increase class sizes in the state sector, and tributes are being paid to the tv doctor, michael mosley, after his body was found after a four day search in greece. >> he was just yards from safety and is the eu in meltdown? >> emmanuel macron called a snap election last night after a resounding defeat in european elections. he's warned that the hard right is progressing everywhere in europe and unite the right . the right. >> that's the message from the former home secretary, suella braverman, as she calls on tories to embrace nigel farage and hospitals under attack. >> the nhs issues an urgent blood donation appeal after last week's cyber attack leaves hospitals in london struggling to match patients .

kemi badenoch is andrew pierce and bev turner. but also listening to in all of that.ic are not stupid. >> the public are not stupid. >> we understand. they could have been having this conversation two, five, ten years ago. >> suddenly, you see, there's the woman. the woman that got in touch with you, you were talking about. and she was saying nothing about the cost of navalny, nothing about housing, which i think housing is a real issue that no one's talking about. so you have sunak coming out with his ice cream cones yesterday, and that gets a picture and whatever. and starmer just picture and whatever. and starmerjust looking stupid the starmer just looking stupid the way he does all the time. >> and what were the other big thing? what about social care. absolutely. i mean that's the story today about these care workers. >> foreign care workers. >> foreign care workers. >> yeah i mean it's appalling. i mean, no party yet. i mean, maybe nobody's budgeted for it. not not a word has been said about it, which is it's appalling. it's one of the biggest issues facing all

andrew pierce and nana akua are with you to look ahead to britain's newsroom.tch party will be live from essex . and you are all invited essex. and you are all invited on air from 10:00. >> we'll have familiar faces from across the channel. entertainment and lots more stuff as we keep our eye on all the results. as they come flying in. >> if you want to join our live election night watch party audience, scan the qr code on screen or go to gbnews.com forward slash election . party. forward slash election. party. >> this is gb news and we are britain's election channel. >> this vote may seem to be about the politicians and the media, but it's actually about you. we won't forget that . you. we won't forget that. >> join us up and down the country as we follow every moment together. >> more than ever, it's important to hear all sides as you make your decision. >> in the run up to polling day. this is gb news the people's channel. >> britain's election . >> britain's election. channel. >> britain's election. channel. >> andrew nana here. they've got britain's newsro

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner.ce member robert blackstock stole the show with this question are you two really the best we've got to be the next prime minister of our great country. >> great question . and there's >> great question. and there's junior doctors. they're at it again. can you believe this ? a again. can you believe this? a five day strike in england started this morning over their 35% pay rise. demand is this. of course it is politically motivated with the election only next week, it's also pointless and cruel. >> sir keir starmer has distanced himself from david tennant after he told equalities minister kemi badenoch to shut up his tenants. in your opinion, an actor or an activist , up his tenants. in your opinion, an actor or an activist, and has there been a sighting of jay slater? >> tenerife locals say they've seen the missing teenager and missing for 11 days, celebrating while watching the euros. we'll have the latest . have the latest. >> so robert blackstock, who asked that question, he's comin

. >> i think andrew pierce has got his, his paintbrush out and the. >> yeah. . >> so when bev and andrew are back on monday, you'll have a shiny new paddington studio and it will look even better than me. >> the blowtorch for the sofas. sorry, i was talking about. >> not for your colleagues. >> not for your colleagues. >> no, that's right, the sofas . >> no, that's right, the sofas. right. but of course, today we go to crawley . go to crawley. >> hi, i'm michael decker. i'm in my 60s and i live in beautiful crawley. issues that are important to me this time are important to me this time are uk manufacturing house buying and of course, gaza. since the early 80s i've grown and typically sold companies. i started out as a thatcher voter. i thought that she was good for the country. the tories were good for the country. after the first gulf war in the 90s, i moved leftwards. the green party obviously has got green in its name. that's attractive, not least because i'm a vegetarian tesla driver. but in all seriousness , they are saying we seriousness, they are saying

and, his antics and everything else, but coming into the studio, andrew pierce will be joining me.ovely to hear you know, his story from his mouth and, you know how the world the bookis and, you know how the world the book is going as well. i think his his story does resonate with a lot of people. plus, i'll be speaking to uri geller for hostages have been released. thank god . so we will get an thank god. so we will get an update as to, you know, what's going on. they've been rescued. well, actually not released. yeah. rescued. yeah. is the right word for it, but yeah. so we've got a busy show , we'll be we've got a busy show, we'll be asking whether you've sort of lost touch with your politicians now, having seen these, these debates and whether you feel that actually the political class have kind of lost their way . way. >> well, it's interesting, we have penny mordaunt joined jeff moody down our portsmouth just now. there's a lot of love in the room for penny . a lot of, the room for penny. a lot of, good reaction from penny. according to penny, with her hair, the hair, the hai

this is britain's news from on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to youth a machete in wolverhampton. would you want these killers to be named tax cutting tories? >> the prime minister will put tax cuts and help for first time buyers at the heart of the tory manifesto, which is being launched this morning . launched this morning. >> and is labour going to look after you? labour promised 100,000 new child dental appointments, a ban on selling high caffeinated energy drinks to the under 16 seconds and mental health support in every school. does that make sense to you ? you? >> and the lib dems are launching their rural gp fund and promise that all patients will be seen by a doctor within a week. oh, that's going to be really get voters going, isn't it? ban high energy drinks for under 16 years. how do you ban them? >> well i think they're already banned for under 16. >>

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you.marsh prison after agreeing to an american plea deal >> election gamble scandal the met police have been accused of leaking the identities of conservatives caught up in that election. betting fix . election. betting fix. >> princess anne is in hospital for a third day, but worrying reports that she's suffering from memory loss after being injured by a horse . injured by a horse. >> and sunak and starmer clash on immigration, the prime minister sticks to his line. the tories will bring down those coming here illegally across the channel and he takes aim at the labour leader queuing up in calais, waiting for a starmer government so they can come here and stay here. >> the government should be deciding who comes to this country and we need to know who it is. that's coming to this country, so we have to deal with it . it. >> and drama at heathrow is a plane. stairs catch fire next to a british airways aeroplane . a british airways aeroplane. fortunately, no one was injured .

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so is brexit in peril? relationship with brussels. >> and isn't he extraordinary ? >> and isn't he extraordinary? sir ian mckellen, 85, rushed to hospital after falling off stage dunng hospital after falling off stage during a fight scene in the west end last night. they say he's going to make a full recovery and could even be back on stage tomorrow. >> boris versus farage the conservatives are turning to bofis conservatives are turning to boris johnson to combat the threat of reform. uk leader nigel farage. is that a good idea ? idea? >> and breaking the rules again? >> and breaking the rules again? >> gary lineker seems to have smashed through the bbc

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thank you forjoining us.me minister and sir keir starmer clashed over tax the nhs and immigration last night in the first tv debate of the election campaign . was there election campaign. was there really any winner? what do you make of it? >> and do you remember those runaway horses? well we've got some great news about three of the household cavalry horses that were injured after they

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and ellie costello.we'll have the latest . we'll have the latest. >> the doctor will see you now. find out how labour plan to end the 8 am. scramble for gp appointments across britain. >> kemi badenoch bites back the equalities minister calls the actor david tennant a rich leftie white male celeb after he said i just wish her to shut up over her views on women's rights and the three lions. >> they're not exactly roaring, are they? england disappoint again last night in the euros, but we still managed to top the group after a stalemate with slovenia . slovenia. >> and gerald sparring partner alastair campbell is going to join us in the studio shortly. are you looking forward to that? >> yeah, i think it's alastair campbell's first time on gb news. he of course worked for tony blair very closely in new labour and then in number 10. so we'll have a lot to say on lots of things i'm quite sure. >> yes. you won't want to miss

doing a special trooping the colour program with andrew pierce cheeky plug there from 10 am.d. sorry, but that will be to blend with my tartan and nothing else. there you go, eileen has been in touch. >> morning, eileen . >> morning, eileen. >> morning, eileen. >> us saying nigel farage. i'm sure will support the reduction of tax duty on beer. yes, yes , i of tax duty on beer. yes, yes, i imagine he would. actually, that's very true. >> he likes a pint. also, someone who ages ago now, but just said i will vote for whichever party promises to reduce the price of beer, which is a fair point. if you campaigned purely on that, you could win a lot of support. >> you would get a lot of support for that because it is part of great british culture. i think going into a pub and it does put you off if you go into a pub and a drink is £910, you can't stay for any drinks, can you know it's going to add up. >> beer is a lot cheaper where i live. it's not like london prices. what would you pay for a pint? but even well, it's still. well, i only buy two drinks together, but if i buy a bottl

special counsel's request see cnn's katelyn polantz is in fort pierce, florida for us, we're also joined by cnn senior law enforcement analysts, andrew mccabe, kaitlan, judge aileen cannon appeared skeptical of a gag order for donald trump today. tell us about that. >> wolf. >> much of the questioning from judge cannon this afternoon of the prosecutors was how they would be able to link the threats of trump's supporters toward the fbi and federal officials, law enforcement, to the words of donald trump himself. so the justice department has come to the court and is arguing here. the donald trump has created an environment around his supporters that makes a significant imminent and foreseeable danger for the law enforcement officials that are part of the fbi. they've used examples of a man who fired a nail gun into an fbi office another person who was threatening and fbi agent. and so pulling that all together, they're saying to the judge please limit donald trump a criminal defendant, limit his speech and ensure the safety of the law enforcement officials from the fbi that took part in the august 2022 to search of mar-a-lago. but jud

andrew. >> there have been some that have questioned cannons experience writing we wrote this on cnn, cannon's solitary post in the fort pierce courthouse, one that rarely sees high-profile action, deprives her of the informal day-to-day interactions with more seasoned judges in her seven years as a justice department attorney, cannon participated on the trial teams of just four criminal cases and on the bench she's only presided over a handful of criminal trials how her experience or as some are arguing here inexperience contribute to all this well if federal judges qualified certainly to sit on virtually any type of case, if they're not disqualified by the nature of some sort of conflict of interests that they might have simply the idea that she has perhaps a more minimal amount of time in trial, either as a judge or as a litigator is something that i guess could impact the overall credibility that certain people give her, but she is a confirmed federal judge you have to be sensitive. >> are around that issue now, the idea of whether some other judges thought she was most appropriate for this case or not, whether she should

pierced donald trump's attorney client relationship by compelling the testimony of one of donald trump's criminal defense jurors that indicted donald trump in the classified documents case. and andrew wiseman former fbi general council and former chief of the criminal division, the eastern district of new york. he is an msnbc legal analyst and coauthor of the trump indictments. i would like to begin tonight quickly because we need to get to florida quickly. with the gag order issue in manhattan, the trial is over. the trump lawyers say, no need for gag order to protect witnesses or protect the integrity of a trial that is over. the district attorney says, not so fast, there is still an integrity of the proceedings that need to be protected and certainly, the jury continues to need to be protected. what do you expect judge marchand to find in these pleadings? >> well i think he's going to acquire sort of additional briefing and the state has said that they will propose some modification as you elude to lawrence with respect to potentially witnesses. but just so you know, this is one where, you cannot possibly think, as you tell witnesses and jurors, don't worry we're going to protec