lose over 200 seats if the general election was called today, with major casualties including angela raynen casualties including angela rayner, ed miliband, yvette cooper and wes streeting, and with reform surging to 150,000 members as kemi badenoch flounders, westminster is also ripe with rumours of a tory leadership plot , ripe with rumours of a tory leadership plot, and ripe with rumours of a tory leadership plot , and british leadership plot, and british farmers are digging in against the labour government with threats of tractors blocking distribution centres. they've warned that we could see no food and serious chaos within even the next fortnight. on today's show, i'll be joined by three farmers leading this rural revolution. they told gb news we will never back down and leaked labour party plans to make the school curriculum more diverse has been blasted by critics as socialist brainwashing that teaches white pupils to hate themselves. some parents have even threatened to take their kids out of school and go on a woke strike. is this woke washing of our children simply a step too fa

and that's why when you see the roll call of people who could bite the bullet angela raynen could bite the bullet angela rayner, ed miliband, wes streeting yvette cooper, lisa nandy, bridget phillipson and jonathan reynolds and pat mcfadden this is the top brass. this is the elite of the labour party shows that politics is so volatile, literally nobody seems safe. >> yeah, and that's absolutely right. and i mean, there's four and a half years to go until the next general election. president trump is likely to become president and finish being president and finish being president before we have a general election again in the uk. so there is a bit of time, but the current picture is not suggesting any safe seats for many members of the cabinet. and actually the more interesting story from all of this, the bigger story here is the fragmentation of british politics, but also the marginality . 271 of these seats marginality. 271 of these seats are predicted to be won on with the, with the winning candidate winning less than a third of the vote. and now that's not normal. in a first past th

now the housing secretary, angela raynen the housing secretary, angela rayner, has supported the usef mandatory targets to deliver a total of 370,000 homes a year. but concerns have been raised over how many of these new houses will be built on existing green belt sites. the deputy prime minister, however, says that she plans a landmark overhaul of existing planning laws. we think this will streamline the system because there's far too much delays at there's far too much delays at the moment and therefore by having the policy framework nationally and the local plan means that you can plan for the houses in the place where local people have identified they want it. and more importantly, make sure we deliver the infrastructure. alongside that. well, let's get the latest on this housing initiative with our political correspondent, katherine forster. catherine joins me in the studio. catherine, no one disagrees that we need more houses, but there's a lot of controversy over this particular method of delivering them. >> yes, there is, because they've said 1.5 million houses in england in

to build 1.5 million homes before the next election, as announced by sharon stone tribute act angela raynenron stone tribute act angela rayner. but there was even a fly in that ointment , with doubts in that ointment, with doubts that they'll hit that figure. and with claims that five out of every seven of any new homes built will go to immigrants, this might be the worst government in history, which is why labour won't win next time and can't win next time. but when whoever takes over, possibly prime minister nigel farage. if you look at the direction of the polls, how much of a country will there be left to govern? britain is broke in more ways than one. now for reaction. my friday 18. we have bbc radio legend alex , fearless bbc radio legend alex, fearless political analyst reem ibrahim and the all powerful broadcaster and the all powerful broadcaster and commentator amy nicole turner. great to see all three of you. alex, let me start with you. we're in trouble, aren't we? >> i think we probably are, yes. it just seems to go from bad to worse with calamity over calamity . and, well, who

later this afternoon we're expecting to hear from the deputy prime minister, angela raynen deputy primengela rayner, and she will call devolution the default position for the labour government. a convicted terrorist is reportedly suing a pub called the saracen's head inn, saying he was deeply offended by its sign. it's reported that 60 year old khalid bakr claims the depiction of a bearded arab inches depiction of a bearded arab incites violence, despite him previously being jailed for preparing jihadi propaganda. he also claims it's racist and wants more than £1,800 from the pub's landlord, and plans to take on 30 more pubs with the same name if successful. but the owner, robbie hayes, has called it a complete joke, adding that the pub has been called the saracen's head for 500 years and close to 1000 people are feared dead after cyclone chido tore through mayotte in the indian ocean, making it the strongest storm to hit the region in over 90 years. winds of up to 125 miles an hour ripped apart homes, leaving entire neighbourhoods in 1516 00:09:22,552 -->

to build 1.5 million homes before the next election, as announced by sharon stone tribute act angela raynenron stone tribute act angela rayner. but there was even a fly in that ointment , with doubts in that ointment, with doubts that they'll hit that figure. and with claims that five out of every seven of any new homes built will go to immigrants, this might be the worst government in history, which is why labour won't win next time and can't win next time. but when whoever takes over, possibly prime minister nigel farage. if you look at the direction of the polls, how much of a country will there be left to govern? britain is broke in more ways than one. now for reaction. my friday 18. we have bbc radio legend alex , fearless bbc radio legend alex, fearless political analyst reem ibrahim and the all powerful broadcaster and the all powerful broadcaster and commentator amy nicole turner. great to see all three of you. alex, let me start with you. we're in trouble, aren't we? >> i think we probably are, yes. it just seems to go from bad to worse with calamity over calamity . and, well, who