i'll be asking ann widdecombe . and tony blair's ann widdecombe.y blair's former top adviser, my meats guest is the journalist finance writer and former brexit party mep and author rees—mogg. quite a character. she's live after ten in my take it ten. it's and the country needs a diet it's time to britain's bulging waistline and i might just the answer it's a monologue that could possibly change your life. that's after ten. plus we've got the papers at 1030 sharp. you can set your watch to it with tomorrow's headlines and panel reaction in news agenda. are we now a to be british? and was it a mistake to get rid of bojo ? a mistake to get rid of bojo? we'll be joined by one of his closest allies later this hour . closest allies later this hour. do you have boris regret reacting to those stories ? and reacting to those stories? and many more on my fantastic panel of journalist and bestselling hilary freeman , political hilary freeman, political commentator and co—founder of conservatives against racism and for equality albie amankona and the leader of

i'll be asking ann widdecombe . and tony blair's ann widdecombe.y blair's former top adviser, my meats guest is the journalist finance writer and former brexit party mep and author rees—mogg. quite a character. she's live after ten in my take it ten. it's and the country needs a diet it's time to britain's bulging waistline and i might just the answer it's a monologue that could possibly change your life. that's after ten. plus we've got the papers at 1030 sharp. you can set your watch to it with tomorrow's headlines and panel reaction in news agenda. are we now a to be british? and was it a mistake to get rid of bojo ? a mistake to get rid of bojo? we'll be joined by one of his closest allies later this hour . closest allies later this hour. do you have boris regret reacting to those stories ? and reacting to those stories? and many more on my fantastic panel of journalist and bestselling hilary freeman , political hilary freeman, political commentator and co—founder of conservatives against racism and for equality albie amankona and the leader of

ann widdecombe is tonight's outsider . the government today outsider.nment today announced new legislation to combat the unions by setting minimum service levels , allowing minimum service levels, allowing employers to sack staff , sue employers to sack staff, sue unions if levels weren't maintained. but while the legislation may be a welcome news for most ordinary brits, union bosses are already threatening legal action. and, unsurprisingly , keir starmer unsurprisingly, keir starmer opposes it too. i'm pretty sure they've had an assessment that tells them that it's likely to make a bad situation worse . and make a bad situation worse. and so in answer to your question , so in answer to your question, obviously , you know, we'll look obviously, you know, we'll look at what they bring forward. but if it's further restrictions, then we repeal it. and the for thatis then we repeal it. and the for that is i do not think that legislation is the way that you bnng legislation is the way that you bring an end to industrial disputes. you have to get in the room

ann widdecombe is tonight's outsider . the government today outsider.nment today announced new legislation to combat the unions by setting minimum service levels , allowing minimum service levels, allowing employers to sack staff , sue employers to sack staff, sue unions if levels weren't maintained. but while the legislation may be a welcome news for most ordinary brits, union bosses are already threatening legal action. and, unsurprisingly , keir starmer unsurprisingly, keir starmer opposes it too. i'm pretty sure they've had an assessment that tells them that it's likely to make a bad situation worse . and make a bad situation worse. and so in answer to your question , so in answer to your question, obviously , you know, we'll look obviously, you know, we'll look at what they bring forward. but if it's further restrictions, then we repeal it. and the for thatis then we repeal it. and the for that is i do not think that legislation is the way that you bnng legislation is the way that you bring an end to industrial disputes. you have to get in the room

delighted to welcome former conservative government bestselling author and television personality ann widdecombeiddecombe, former labour minister for europe . political minister for europe. political commentator dennis macshane. hi, dennis, welcome back to the show. has labour changed under keir starmer. show. has labour changed under keir starmer . well yes. i mean keir starmer. well yes. i mean if you actually read the labour blogs , the poor left , my old blogs, the poor left, my old mates are tearing their hair out . they have finally been told this country not up for radical left very socialist programme and we've perfectly competent leader . not and we've perfectly competent leader. not dramatic drama starmer who just sit in hand cleaning up a lot of the self—evident mistakes i mean culminating today this ludicrous business i mean i'd a year ago when i was in government the idea that some advice to the government to rush in is reported like typekit out double quick then the prime minister uses it to fire a bad he expressed full confidence . it's expressed full confidence. it's just never b

delighted to welcome former conservative government bestselling author and television personality ann widdecombeiddecombe, former labour minister for europe . political minister for europe. political commentator dennis macshane. hi, dennis, welcome back to the show. has labour changed under keir starmer. show. has labour changed under keir starmer . well yes. i mean keir starmer. well yes. i mean if you actually read the labour blogs , the poor left , my old blogs, the poor left, my old mates are tearing their hair out . they have finally been told this country not up for radical left very socialist programme and we've perfectly competent leader . not and we've perfectly competent leader. not dramatic drama starmer who just sit in hand cleaning up a lot of the self—evident mistakes i mean culminating today this ludicrous business i mean i'd a year ago when i was in government the idea that some advice to the government to rush in is reported like typekit out double quick then the prime minister uses it to fire a bad he expressed full confidence . it's expressed full confidence. it's just never b

one of our most prominent female political figures ann widdecombe . she's figures ann widdecombe.out this. it's a taboo, subject to the media, but she's going to speak at 935. but i'm next in the clash. should prince harry be forced sign a non—disclosure agreement to attend coronation to attend the coronation journalist angela epstein, who came up with this goes head to head with the historian dr. tessa and top talent tessa dunlop and top talent agent professor jonathan shalit . but i want to know what you think. at think. email me down at gbnews.uk. tweet us at news. gbnews.uk. tweet us at gb news. our poll running there to the clash straight the clash straight after the fighting . time now for . the after time now for. the after viciously trashing almost every blood relative he has in his memoir, spare and deranged media appearances to prince harry. you shouldn't be surprised if king charles battles surrenders vindictive wife from his coronation in may . there's also coronation in may. there's also reportedly genuine and i think, warranted concern from senior royals. the private

one of our most prominent female political figures ann widdecombe . she's figures ann widdecombe.out this. it's a taboo, subject to the media, but she's going to speak at 935. but i'm next in the clash. should prince harry be forced sign a non—disclosure agreement to attend coronation to attend the coronation journalist angela epstein, who came up with this goes head to head with the historian dr. tessa and top talent tessa dunlop and top talent agent professor jonathan shalit . but i want to know what you think. at think. email me down at gbnews.uk. tweet us at news. gbnews.uk. tweet us at gb news. our poll running there to the clash straight the clash straight after the fighting . time now for . the after time now for. the after viciously trashing almost every blood relative he has in his memoir, spare and deranged media appearances to prince harry. you shouldn't be surprised if king charles battles surrenders vindictive wife from his coronation in may . there's also coronation in may. there's also reportedly genuine and i think, warranted concern from senior royals. the private

tory minister ann widdecombe gives her verdict . widdecombe gives her verdict.to get retirees back to work. get early retirees back to work. she's shortly . but before she's live shortly. but before that, one of the world's most fabulous and controversial conservative is candace conservative comments is candace owens, who's going to unleash on harry meghan, who she says harry and meghan, who she says are rotten to the core that unmissable and unfiltered exclusive with candace owens straight the . break time now for us superstar commentator candace owens, whose no nonsense of prince harry's revolting book has been making waves all across the globe . the waves all across the globe. the bestselling author, talk show host and activist has been a leading figure on the american right now, of course, for many years with her and clinical take on and the culture wars earning her more than 3 million followers on twitter alone . a followers on twitter alone. a one donald trump ally his one time donald trump ally his white house tenure. candace has since distanced herself f

tory minister ann widdecombe gives her verdict . widdecombe gives her verdict.to get retirees back to work. get early retirees back to work. she's shortly . but before she's live shortly. but before that, one of the world's most fabulous and controversial conservative is candace conservative comments is candace owens, who's going to unleash on harry meghan, who she says harry and meghan, who she says are rotten to the core that unmissable and unfiltered exclusive with candace owens straight the . break time now for us superstar commentator candace owens, whose no nonsense of prince harry's revolting book has been making waves all across the globe . the waves all across the globe. the bestselling author, talk show host and activist has been a leading figure on the american right now, of course, for many years with her and clinical take on and the culture wars earning her more than 3 million followers on twitter alone . a followers on twitter alone. a one donald trump ally his one time donald trump ally his white house tenure. candace has since distanced herself f

we'll reaction ann we'll get reaction ann widdecombe. so we've got to go in fast.see for you , i'm alex safe. see for you, i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather forecast from the met office. for most it's going to be a dry and a bright day on a blustery start , but the winds blustery start, but the winds will be easing through the day. it'll still be, miles, just not quite as mild it has been quite as mild as it has been today. quite as mild as it has been today . it's been mild today. it's been very mild because tucked here between because tucked in here between two fronts, it's a warm two weather fronts, it's a warm sector and that's where the mild air this is pushing air is. this front is pushing south though, will south tonight, though, will bnng south tonight, though, will bring a spell of rain, certainly some fairly rain as it some fairly heavy rain as it sinks south. of course, england and, tonight, but it won't and, wales tonight, but it won't last tonight, last too. very windy tonight, too . northern parts of scotland, too. northern parts of scot

we'll reaction ann we'll get reaction ann widdecombe. so we've got to go in fast.see for you , i'm alex safe. see for you, i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather forecast from the met office. for most it's going to be a dry and a bright day on a blustery start , but the winds blustery start, but the winds will be easing through the day. it'll still be, miles, just not quite as mild it has been quite as mild as it has been today. quite as mild as it has been today . it's been mild today. it's been very mild because tucked here between because tucked in here between two fronts, it's a warm two weather fronts, it's a warm sector and that's where the mild air this is pushing air is. this front is pushing south though, will south tonight, though, will bnng south tonight, though, will bring a spell of rain, certainly some fairly rain as it some fairly heavy rain as it sinks south. of course, england and, tonight, but it won't and, wales tonight, but it won't last tonight, last too. very windy tonight, too . northern parts of scotland, too. northern parts of scot

you'll have to tell more you ann tell us more about you ann widdecombe and spitfire .artney, thank widdecombe and a spitfire. but for so mccartney, thank widdecombe and a spitfire. but for so for mccartney, thank widdecombe and a spitfire. but for so for joiningartney, thank widdecombe and a spitfire. but for so forjoining us, ey, thank widdecombe and a spitfire. but for so forjoining us, givingnk widdecombe and a spitfire. but for so forjoining us, giving up you so forjoining us, giving up your time on a sunday nights . your time on a sunday nights. fascinating conversation . well, fascinating conversation. well, we've got more of that because my mop meets guest is lord peter lilley, served under margaret thatcher and john major. but next, he might take it ten edinburgh removes old meat from school dinners. my response . it's o'clock and this is mark dolan in might take it ten. in just a moment as the city of edinburgh premieres its old meat from school dinners i'll be asking why we're making children the guinea pigs. asking why we're making children the guinea pigs .

you'll have to tell more you tell us more about you ann widdecombe spitfire .l mccartney, thank for now, carl mccartney, thank you joining giving up you so forjoining us, giving up your time on a sunday nights . your time on a sunday nights. fascinating conversation . well, fascinating conversation. well, we've got more of that because my mop meets guest is lord peter lilley, served under margaret thatcher and john major. but next, he might take it ten edinburgh removes old meat from school dinners. my response . it's o'clock and this is mark dolan in might take it ten. in just a moment as the city of edinburgh premieres its old meat from school dinners i'll be asking why we're making children the guinea pigs. asking why we're making children the guinea pigs . this plant the guinea pigs. this plant based experiment . kids need a based experiment. kids need a square at lunchtime and that involves meat. my mark means guest is lord peter lilley, a icon and life peer who served as a cabinet minister in. the government to margaret thatcher and john major. in the new

conservative minister ann widdecombe and current conservative mp for ashfield lee anderson.ndeed . lots of truth bombs that indeed. lots of truth bombs that i think now, of course, don't to vote in our twitter poll. we asking you, do you have confidence the government will get to grips with the channel boat crossings 2023, 97% of you don't think they do. that's not great it does look like that will certainly political suicide for conservatives if they don't so sit this one out as always you send us an email gb news at gb news uk or you can tweet us at gb news. i'll get to some of those comments very soon indeed. but after the break, i will be joined again by my brilliant panelin joined again by my brilliant panel in just a moment. we've got reality tv and got reality tv star and commentator cole commentator narinder cole and claire broadcast , commentator narinder cole and claire broadcast, master claire muldoon broadcast, master and to discuss the and journalist, to discuss the top stories of the day, including prince harry's latest attack the windsors and attack on the win

i think ann widdecombe. well, i think you apply common sense this. you apply common sense to this.ied and, your husband's in study employment as well and you're earning 35,000 or even a bit less, you're not going to have a problem if you are single, you've got children you've got no relatives to help care. it will be that much more difficult. i think the argument that has been mounted because you know the head of the nurses union said nurses are having to foodbanks while a few nurses may be just as may be there are a few teachers and it's being determined by not the salary but the individual. the circum stances which i'm sometimes make what looks perfectly reasonable . other people actually very . . other people actually very. but that to my mind is just common sense. but if you say as a generality. nurses have to use foodbanks that is a nonsense if you say some people from any profession even if they are earning quite well, will occasionally after use a food bank then i'll buy that. but why can't we apply logic to it. mm make perfect sense to me and what about you, peter, what do

that with the vice chairman , the tory with the vice chairman, the tory party and tory legend ann widdecombe and my mark means widdecombe. and my mark means guest is one of the most powerful figures in british politics. it's the leader of the dup , sir jeffrey donaldson politics. it's the leader of the dup , sirjeffrey donaldson . it dup, sir jeffrey donaldson. it might take a ten as mp andrew bridgen loses the tory whip. is he right to flag up concerns about the vaccine? my verdict on one of the big political stories of the week, we've also got the papers at 1030 sharp with full panel reaction also in the news agenda. would labour fix the nhs should rishi sunak block nicola sturgeon's controversial new trans law? and is modern parenting now too soft ? reacting parenting now too soft? reacting to those stories and many more? all my all star panel of journalist broadcaster nina mitchell , historian and mitchell, historian and political david oldroyd and bestselling and broadcaster emma wolf , now want to hear from you wolf, now want to hear from you throughout the show. it's going to be a bus

that with the vice chairman , the tory with the vice chairman, the tory party and tory legend ann widdecombe and my mark means widdecombe. and my mark means guest is one of the most powerful figures in british politics. it's the leader of the dup , sir jeffrey donaldson politics. it's the leader of the dup , sirjeffrey donaldson . it dup, sir jeffrey donaldson. it might take a ten as mp andrew bridgen loses the tory whip. is he right to flag up concerns about the vaccine? my verdict on one of the big political stories of the week, we've also got the papers at 1030 sharp with full panel reaction also in the news agenda. would labour fix the nhs should rishi sunak block nicola sturgeon's controversial new trans law? and is modern parenting now too soft ? reacting parenting now too soft? reacting to those stories and many more? all my all star panel of journalist broadcaster nina mitchell , historian and mitchell, historian and political david oldroyd and bestselling and broadcaster emma wolf , now want to hear from you wolf, now want to hear from you throughout the show. it's going to be a bus

oh, ann widdecombe . something of ann widdecombe. something of something of the phrase love.n my house there are loads of lovers in my house full to the brim. oh, hundreds of these gorgeous guys let's all go to. oh blimey, absolutely . it's all let's all go to. oh blimey, absolutely. it's all happening there. tons of lovers. i mean, honestly , to be honest with you, honestly, to be honest with you, i find it difficult dealing with himself i one, let alone a22. it's just i don't know. are you married or. yes, i am . one's married or. yes, i am. one's enough. one's plenty. yeah. whenever see, all these celebrity couples and there are one or two and they will break up, know it. it's a man and two women. it's never a woman and two men. oh, you . oh, yeah . i two men. oh, you. oh, yeah. i just check the internet , just check the internet, darling. i have a friends who. who don't in monogamy. they think it's outdated. they think it's patriarchy . go. do you want it's patriarchy. go. do you want me their number please? i'll ask for from mrs. jolly it's all it is research the show. y

oh, ann widdecombe . something of ann widdecombe. something of something of the phrase love.n my house there are loads of lovers in my house full to the brim. oh, hundreds of these gorgeous guys let's all go to. oh blimey, absolutely . it's all let's all go to. oh blimey, absolutely. it's all happening there. tons of lovers. i mean, honestly , to be honest with you, honestly, to be honest with you, i find it difficult dealing with himself i one, let alone a22. it's just i don't know. are you married or. yes, i am . one's married or. yes, i am. one's enough. one's plenty. yeah. whenever see, all these celebrity couples and there are one or two and they will break up, know it. it's a man and two women. it's never a woman and two men. oh, you . oh, yeah . i two men. oh, you. oh, yeah. i just check the internet , just check the internet, darling. i have a friends who. who don't in monogamy. they think it's outdated. they think it's patriarchy . go. do you want it's patriarchy. go. do you want me their number please? i'll ask for from mrs. jolly it's all it is research the show. y

i love ann widdecombe. i'm a huge admirer of hers she's she's a really, really .it is . i tell you tell me? tells it is. i tell it as it is. i nobody argues with me and i never dare argue she's she is a fixture on our every sunday night in the in the big question and she's on sunday at 920 but i like and do you have to have a certain affection for the for the characters that you play do you have to slightly like i think you've got to have some sort connection and with me it was because i was brought up by strong grandmother of by a very strong grandmother of the for all sorts of family reasons and therefore i think i am. but didn't dame dame maggie smith , i mean, a very different smith, i mean, a very different sort character, you know, playing the damaged duchess of some of downton but nevertheless in dumb and to stop fiddling there you know fiddling i'm fiddling with my paper clip i've been told off by the duchess can i ask him you're so up to date with your voices. do you get the opportunities you deserve ? no, opportunities you deserve? no, i stopped doing th

i love ann widdecombe. i'm a huge admirer of hers she's she's a really, really .it is . i tell you tell me? tells it is. i tell it as it is. i nobody argues with me and i never dare argue she's she is a fixture on our every sunday night in the in the big question and she's on sunday at 920 but i like and do you have to have a certain affection for the for the characters that you play do you have to slightly like i think you've got to have some sort connection and with me it was because i was brought up by strong grandmother of by a very strong grandmother of the for all sorts of family reasons and therefore i think i am. but didn't dame dame maggie smith , i mean, a very different smith, i mean, a very different sort character, you know, playing the damaged duchess of some of downton but nevertheless in dumb and to stop fiddling there you know fiddling i'm fiddling with my paper clip i've been told off by the duchess can i ask him you're so up to date with your voices. do you get the opportunities you deserve ? no, opportunities you deserve? no, i stopped doing th

joining me now is former tory mp ann widdecombe whitaker .k you very much. i'm aware you've really been sitting there for quite a while. we always steve barclay's documentary on him indeed myself. sit with this myself. let's sit with this second job stuff . i think it's second job stuff. i think it's quite a good thing i'm pays more money elsewhere , is it not? yes money elsewhere, is it not? yes i think it is. can i just say very, very quickly. because i know we've moved on. but note what was gone before, which i had to sit through. can i just say that the one phrase that i agreed with was when wes streeting talked about sticking plasters. that's all doing. you are right. unless there's a thorough review reform of the nhs in which we ask what we would if we were designing it from scratch now, knowing what we now . unless we do that it we now. unless we do that it will never survive anyway. okay, let's talk about second jobs. i agree with you, holly. i mean, i have taken the view that if employees are earning a lot of money from second jobs,

former tory minister ann widdecombe weighs in on that harrowing case. 950 as andrew bridgen threatens to sue mat hancock and the covid booster programme winds down for all but the most . why a victim of the facts still being ignored , even as still being ignored, even as debate over the jabs starts to become legitimised at 1020, i'm going to exclusively reveal stats showing . the scale of stats showing. the scale of injustice related the government's vaccine damage payment scheme. then i'll be joined by two brave campaigners . vaccine damage widow charlotte wright and victim claire with the princess of wales advocating the princess of wales advocating the building of relationships, should be an effort to heal the rift . harry and meghan, william rift. harry and meghan, william and kate. before may's coronation my royal mastermind said he called helen campbell and lady colin campbell on phil dampier going to explore at 935 plus where the two sussex mouthpiece opened . scobie has mouthpiece opened. scobie has descended to new depths, suggesting the late queen herself was a racist by dro

former tory minister ann widdecombe weighs in on that harrowing case. 950 as andrew bridgen threatens to sue mat hancock and the covid booster programme winds down for all but the most . why a victim of the facts still being ignored , even as still being ignored, even as debate over the jabs starts to become legitimised at 1020, i'm going to exclusively reveal stats showing . the scale of stats showing. the scale of injustice related the government's vaccine damage payment scheme. then i'll be joined by two brave campaigners . vaccine damage widow charlotte wright and victim claire with the princess of wales advocating the princess of wales advocating the building of relationships, should be an effort to heal the rift . harry and meghan, william rift. harry and meghan, william and kate. before may's coronation my royal mastermind said he called helen campbell and lady colin campbell on phil dampier going to explore at 935 plus where the two sussex mouthpiece opened . scobie has mouthpiece opened. scobie has descended to new depths, suggesting the late queen herself was a racist by dro

we'll ask former labour minister for europe dennis macshane, an ex tory home office minister ann widdecombeeechwriter and top bofis former speechwriter and top boris johnson aide influenced will tory insider mp danny kruger is nicola sturgeon's political career over and can anyone fix the nhs? it's a big show tonight live from . show tonight live from. nine welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle . let's get with me andrew doyle. let's get some more questions from our lovely audience. our first question from mary. mary has the bbc been encouraging gambling? has the bbc been encouraging gambling ? well, the bosses at gambling? well, the bosses at the bbc are going to cancel the traditional racing tips on radio four's flagship today programme . and they said that they thought that this slot being in the shape of 46 years has no place on modern radio could encourage. that's right they think should be looking after the listeners . i think the think should be looking after the listeners. i think the bbc already encourage because they encourage you to pay already encourage because they

we'll ask former labour minister for europe dennis macshane, an ex tory home office minister ann widdecombeeechwriter and top bofis former speechwriter and top boris johnson aide influenced will tory insider mp danny kruger is nicola sturgeon's political career over and can anyone fix the nhs? it's a big show tonight live from . show tonight live from. nine welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle . let's get with me andrew doyle. let's get some more questions from our lovely audience. our first question from mary. mary has the bbc been encouraging gambling? has the bbc been encouraging gambling ? well, the bosses at gambling? well, the bosses at the bbc are going to cancel the traditional racing tips on radio four's flagship today programme . and they said that they thought that this slot being in the shape of 46 years has no place on modern radio could encourage. that's right they think should be looking after the listeners . i think the think should be looking after the listeners. i think the bbc already encourage because they encourage you to pay already encourage because they

i'll be asking tory legend ann widdecombe. we're live from . we're live from.very week we dedicate this part of the show to the world of social media. and we're going to start a video of rishi sunak's trip to scotland this week . he trip to scotland this week. he was interviewed by stv political editor colin mackay . and it's editor colin mackay. and it's fair to say the two men didn't really want to talk about same topic. let's have a look. so i'm asking you about asking about the possibility a final the possibility of a the final referendum, general referendum, the next general election, which for the first election, which is for the first minister. supposing you still get money. would get quite a lot of money. would you accept the idea of we didn't talk about the next election? what did talk about, though, what we did talk about, though, is can do to is the things that can do to deliver people here. deliver for people here. scotland, by working constructively together and today's two new today's announcement of two new freeports completely freeports would be

i'll be asking tory legend ann widdecombe. we're live from . we're live from.ry week we dedicate this part of the show to the world of social media. and we're going to start a video of rishi sunak's trip to scotland this week . he trip to scotland this week. he was interviewed by stv political editor colin mackay . and it's editor colin mackay. and it's fair to say the two men didn't really want to talk about same topic. let's have a look. so i'm asking you about asking about the possibility a final the possibility of a the final referendum, general referendum, the next general election, which for the first election, which is for the first minister. supposing you still get money. would get quite a lot of money. would you accept the idea of we didn't talk about the next election? what did talk about, though, what we did talk about, though, is can do to is the things that can do to deliver people here. deliver for people here. scotland, by working constructively together and today's two new today's announcement of two new freeports completely freeports would be a