former government minister ann widdecombe . plus, minister ann widdecombe.ont pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits , from tonight's top pundits, writer and broadcaster emma webb, the leader of ukip , neil webb, the leader of ukip, neil hamilton, and former labour mp simon danczuk. hamilton, and former labour mp simon danczuk . and they'll be simon danczuk. and they'll be nominating their headline heroes and back page zeroes , a packed and back page zeroes, a packed houn and back page zeroes, a packed hour. and those papers are coming. but first, it's palace pandemonium. it's been the story in the headlines all week . the in the headlines all week. the release of omid scobie's new book, endgame was always bound to stir up relations between the duke and duchess of sussex and the rest of the royal family. however, the dutch version of scobie's book has done much more than that. after an apparent mix up. yeah, i believe that meant that the names of the so—called so—called royal racists appeared in print. all that's followed from the s

but it will take some time. >> and ann widdecombe . >> and ann widdecombe. >> and ann widdecombe. >> border control security and border control expert former tory expert neil parish. former tory mp and chair environmental, mp and chair of environmental, food rural affairs select food and rural affairs select committee, widdecombe, committee, and ann widdecombe, former minister of state for pnsons former minister of state for prisons former brexit party prisons and former brexit party mep. thank you so much for your thoughts. right, so that's what they what do you think at they think. what do you think at home? gb views gbnews.com. is it time stop relying on cheap time we stop relying on cheap foreign labour? labour, foreign labour? labour labour, labour neighbour your neighbour. coming up, we'll continue with the british debate this the great british debate this houn the great british debate this hour. think? i'll be hour. what do you think? i'll be speaking to my panellists. they'll be in to join me also we were discussing boris and the covid inquiry. but first let's get your latest

we're going to be talking to ann widdecombe . to be talking to ann widdecombe.dn't dance in musical theatre. >> i went syrian strictly, and she got through. and i to she got through. and i have to say would, her own say she would, by her own admission, she didn't admission, admit she didn't exactly anton exactly dance the routine. anton du bec guided thought it du bec guided her and thought it was fantastic to watch. >> i mean, haven't watched >> i mean, i haven't watched much this series of strictly, much of this series of strictly, to be honest. >> been a bit an i'm >> it's been a bit of an i'm a celebrity time in our house on a saturday night, but that guy i've on the clip, he's i've just seen on the clip, he's an musical dancer and an ex musical theatre dancer and he's final. he's in the final. >> billy elliot, which >> he was in billy elliot, which is about young lad in a is all about a young lad in a mining community. >> he wants to be a ballet dancer and becomes ballet dancer and becomes a ballet danceh dancer. it's all about dance. there dancer. it's all

i'll be asking ann widdecombe shortly .front pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits. i'm delighted to have with me lord taylor of warwick , with me lord taylor of warwick, political commentator jo—anne nadler and broadcaster, journalist and author , michael journalist and author, michael crick . now, if you're just crick. now, if you're just joining us, we do have a developing story . joining us, we do have a developing story. nigel joining us, we do have a developing story . nigel farage developing story. nigel farage has placed third in i'm a celebrity. he did brilliantly. no one expected him to get that far . we will bring you full far. we will bring you full analysis. a full post—mortem post—match analysis. if you like, at 1030. we're going to keep michael because he is nigel's independent biographer. we've also got david van day 80 pop we've also got david van day 80 pop sensation who was in the jungle, stanley johnson live in the studio. and tv and radio legend mike reid as well. so really ex

i'll be asking ann widdecombe shortly .r front pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits. i'm delighted to have with me lord taylor of warwick , with me lord taylor of warwick, political commentator jo—anne nadler and broadcaster, journalist and author , michael journalist and author, michael crick . now, if you're just crick. now, if you're just joining us, we do have a developing story . joining us, we do have a developing story. nigel joining us, we do have a developing story . nigel farage developing story. nigel farage has placed third in i'm a celebrity. he did brilliantly. no one expected him to get that far . we will bring you full far. we will bring you full analysis. a full post—mortem post—match analysis. if you like, at 1030. we're going to keep michael because he is nigel's independent biographer. we've also got david van day 80 pop we've also got david van day 80 pop sensation who was in the jungle, stanley johnson live in the studio. and tv and radio legend mike reid as well. so really

because got ann widdecombe's coming on to ann thisiecorowz because got ann widdecombe's coming on toists is fact one of the finalists is almost a professional dancer. >> in west end >> he's been in west end musicals. for long time. musicals. yeah, for a long time. widdecombe by own admission, widdecombe by her own admission, would probably one would say she was probably one of ever dance under of the worst to ever dance under the what she said about the professional dancer. wait. see it? don't think she's it? and i don't think she's going be fan. i can't going to be a fan. i can't believe it. because the whole point you're point about strictly is you're supposed grow supposed to watch people grow and get better. >> well, you know, the production team behind it, they know to pick. do know who to pick. they'll do whatever they pick whatever they want. they pick whoever there doesn't whoever they want. there doesn't seem be any criteria to it at all. >> and i totally agree with you. if you've gone to dance school, theatre , school in way, then theatre, school in any way, then you advant

that's former conservative minister ann widdecombe. now, coming up, as bofis widdecombe.is johnson tries to explain away some whatsapp away some missing whatsapp messages , this week's covid messages, this week's covid inquiry, we speak to a woman who says that she could help recover them . former personal friend of them. former personal friend of bofis them. former personal friend of boris johnson, jennifer arcuri beams in live from the stage to explain how she thinks she could help shed some light on those misled messages. but i ask, is she a woman scorned? she's claims to have had an affair with boris johnson. boris johnson has received an absolute kicking at the covid inquiry with everything that led up to him being ousted. while what many people regard as being a kangaroo court can we trust what she says? do we think we'll be talking about all of that? but next, part two of mark white's exclusive report from calais as we reveal the truth about rishi sunak claim that albanians have given up essentially entering the uk illegally, the number of the uk illegally, the numb

that's former conservative minister ann widdecombe. now, coming up, as bofis widdecombe.is johnson tries to explain away some whatsapp away some missing whatsapp messages , this week's covid messages, this week's covid inquiry, we speak to a woman who says that she could help recover them . former personal friend of them. former personal friend of bofis them. former personal friend of boris johnson, jennifer arcuri beams in live from the stage to explain how she thinks she could help shed some light on those misled messages. but i ask, is she a woman scorned? she's claims to have had an affair with boris johnson. boris johnson has received an absolute kicking at the covid inquiry with everything that led up to him being ousted. while what many people regard as being a kangaroo court can we trust what she says? do we think we'll be talking about all of that? but next, part two of mark white's exclusive report from calais as we reveal the truth about rishi sunak claim that albanians have given up essentially entering the uk illegally, the number of the uk illegally, the numb

all of that with ex—cabinet minister ann widdecombe on my panel tonight, gb star nana akua lord gb newstar nana akua lord shaun bailey and the wonderful amy nicole turner. this is patrick christys tonight . let's patrick christys tonight. let's get stuck . get stuck. in. email me now. is the bbc intentionally trying to indoctrinate the nation with woke guff? gb views our gb news rt.com an action packed two hours to come, but now it's time for your headlines with polly middlehurst. >> patrick. thank you. good evening . our top story tonight, evening. our top story tonight, a good samaritan trying to help a good samaritan trying to help a stranger who died after a car hit a crowd in sheffield yesterday has been named by south yorkshire police. police say 46 year old christian marriott saw a woman lying unconscious in the road after an altercation , leaving his wife altercation, leaving his wife and two young sons, and tried to give her first aid before the car hit him . the woman and car hit him. the woman and a number of others two men, have been arrested in relation to that incident . w

i know enough prisons in ann widdecombe's britain and we'd have, have plenty of have, we'd have plentyouldn't we, ann. >> well most certainly would . >> well we most certainly would. um, and we would have at least 20,000 extra prison places . uh, 20,000 extra prison places. uh, and when i went through this , and when i went through this, when i was actually in the home office in charge of prisons , we office in charge of prisons, we had a sudden surge in the prison population. i didn't say, oh, dean population. i didn't say, oh, dear, don't send people to prison. i brought in extra prison. i brought in extra prison places, brought in a prison places, brought in a prison ship, brought in, uh, cabins from disused norwegian oil rigs, put them down in the lower security prisons . uh, lower security prisons. uh, plenty of ways of doing it. if you have the will. sunak has no will. >> no, indeed . will. >> no, indeed. um, will. >> no, indeed . um, now, ann, >> no, indeed. um, now, ann, we're going to have to be very quick here because we had a little bit of a delay getting you on, but i under

ann, thanks for c(pleasure. it might be 's always widdecombe. ann, thanks for c(pleasure. it might be a always widdecombe. od place to start before start place to start before we start looking detail looking ahead to some detail potentially later on from james cleverly , this notion that keir cleverly, this notion that keir starmer is channelling his inner maggie thatcher. i mean , you maggie thatcher. i mean, you served under mrs. thatcher. what on earth do you think's going on with keir starmer when he says things this? things like this? >> starmer no inner >> well, starmer has no inner thatcher. i can tell you that right now . thatcher was made of right now. thatcher was made of absolute steel. she was called the iron lady and for a good reason, which was that she had an agenda and she pursued it and she pursued it through all difficulties. and against all opposition. some of it from within her own party. now, starmer is the exact opposite and starmer will announce a policy and five minutes later he'll go into complete reverse. and if you look at some of the things he said about thatcher in the past, th

ann widdecombe.coming as mark widdecombe now coming up as mark drakeford leaves wales in quite a sorry state and a labour run council tries to cancel the great british explorer, captain james cook. yeah, seriously , can james cook. yeah, seriously, can we actually really trust the labour party to govern the nation, or are there just going to end up getting bogged down in all of this stuff and renaming road signs, etc? what would the reality underneath labour reality underneath a labour government reality underneath a labour gover as ent reality underneath a labour gover as the snp threatens next, as the snp threatens scotland with limitless migration , an i pinned down the migration, an i pinned down the panel on the figures that they would find acceptable for net migration in the uk. okay so i've made them give me a firm, rigid number. i want to know what yours is as well. get in touch gbviews@gbnews.com some people so far are going for net zero migration, so a firm zero sum people are willing to ac

that is ann widdecombe. there former conservative minister right now.ing by private jet rubbing shoulders with other elites in an oil state with a abominable human rights record. that doesn't sound like a serious climate conference, does it? but that's cop 28, everybody. now shortly i'll be joined by the human rights lawyer david hague, who had an absolutely harrowing experience in a dubai prison as he hits out at the pampered politicians attending hypocrisy attending the hypocrisy convention in the uae . i will convention in the uae. i will also be revealing something very special on tomorrow's show . i special on tomorrow's show. i will be having a world exclusive, an interview that a lot of people wanted to get a heck of a lot of people wanted to get. i'll be telling you exactly who i have lined up for. you tomorrow for a long set piece interview. it will be only about 20 minutes or half an hour . and yeah, tell you who . and yeah, i'll tell you who that very, very shortly. but that is very, very shortly. but next, panel returns to debate next, my pa

ann widdecombe.coming as mark widdecombe now coming up as mark drakeford leaves wales in quite a sorry state and a labour run council tries to cancel the great british explorer, captain james cook. yeah, seriously , can james cook. yeah, seriously, can we actually really trust the labour party to govern the nation, or are there just going to end up getting bogged down in all of this stuff and renaming road signs, etc? what would the reality underneath labour reality underneath a labour government reality underneath a labour gover as ent reality underneath a labour gover as the snp threatens next, as the snp threatens scotland with limitless migration , an i pinned down the migration, an i pinned down the panel on the figures that they would find acceptable for net migration in the uk. okay so i've made them give me a firm, rigid number. i want to know what yours is as well. get in touch gbviews@gbnews.com some people so far are going for net zero migration, so a firm zero sum people are willing to ac

from ann widdecombe on gb news, where else the other day that she was day saying that when she was adent, she had a job tying knots in sausages, which is an extraordinary but, you extraordinary image. but, you know, that students know, the idea that students would fill this as the would somehow fill this as the hop used to do in the hop pickers used to do in the east end and in my generation, we potato picking and we used to go potato picking and spud we called in spud bashing. we called it in hertfordshire. that's nonsense. these have these are economic forces have to into it, think in to come into it, i think in unskilled in farm unskilled labour, in farm laboun unskilled labour, in farm labour, is one labour, mechanisation is one thing we can work on thing and i think we can work on that. but ultimately you cannot simply rely on people to drive the however, we the wages down. however, what we do country a do have in this country is a minimum wage. therefore there comes point which comes a point below which you cannot down unless cannot drive wages down unless of course, you have t

zealot stanley johnson and tv and radio legend david hamilton, ukip leader neil hamilton and ann widdecombe sunday from 9 to 11. next up, the brilliant patrick christys patrick, what have you got for us? >> yeah, great show, mark. look i've got a very special edition of patrick christys tonight. >> i have got exclusive >> i have got an exclusive with nigel and quotes. nigel farages quotes and quotes. secret girlfriend. it's her first ever televised interview. she covers all bases. you will not want to miss that . not want to miss that. >> glad to hear that. thanks to my brilliant pundits tonight. i'll tomorrow at nine. i'll see you tomorrow at nine. this friday night live with this is friday night live with mark dolan. keep it gb news that warm feeling inside from boxed boilers sponsored years of weather on . gb news evening. weather on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news tony cold out there this evening and it's going to stay pretty cold for most weekend . ice and most of us this weekend. ice and snow in places and snow s

economist justin urquhart stewart and ann widdecombe . stewart and ann widdecombe.t with you. yeah, well, is going to be the most important one for you. what do you think? >> well, actually, it was the whole thing with this is actually giving people some idea of what's going of some confidence what's going to most his to happen next. most of his pledges things are pledges here are things that are outside inflation. pledges here are things that are outcan't inflation. pledges here are things that are outcan't control inflation. pledges here are things that are outcan't control inflationion. pledges here are things that are outcan't control inflation at. he can't control inflation at all. with to all. actually, with regard to nhs, lot of that's nhs, again, a lot of that's outside control. what's nhs, again, a lot of that's outsidto control. what's nhs, again, a lot of that's outsidto happenol. what's nhs, again, a lot of that's outsidto happen there. at'sin nhs, again, a lot of that's outsidto happen there.at'sin my going to happen there. so in my view, growing the ec

zealot stanley johnson and tv and radio legend david hamilton, ukip leader neil hamilton and ann widdecombeunday from 9 to 11. next up, the brilliant patrick christys patrick, what have you got for us? >> yeah, great show, mark. look i've got a very special edition of patrick christys tonight. >> i have got exclusive >> i have got an exclusive with nigel and quotes. nigel farages quotes and quotes. secret girlfriend. it's her first ever televised interview. she covers all bases. you will not want to miss that . not want to miss that. >> glad to hear that. thanks to my brilliant pundits tonight. i'll tomorrow at nine. i'll see you tomorrow at nine. this friday night live with this is friday night live with mark dolan. keep it gb news that warm feeling inside from boxed boilers sponsored years of weather on . gb news evening. weather on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news tony cold out there this evening and it's going to stay pretty cold for most weekend . ice and most of us this weekend. ice and snow in places and snow sho

uh, joining me now former joining me now is former conservative minister ann widdecombe . look forward and the year and look forward and lovely to see you. thank you very much joining this very much for joining us this afternoon. and um, if you could sum up the last year , 2023, this sum up the last year, 2023, this yeahin sum up the last year, 2023, this year, in one word, politically, what would it be? i know you don't swear, so i'm asking that. >> i think it's been pretty dreadful for both parties . it's dreadful for both parties. it's been pretty dreadful year for the world in general. uh, but here in the uk , i think both here in the uk, i think both parties have failed abysmally. both major parties . and when you both major parties. and when you look at their new year messages, the hilarious thing is that they're both saying the same thing . you know, they're going thing. you know, they're going to get of the cost of to get on top of the cost of living crisis they're going to solve . the nhs crisis. they're solve. the nhs crisis. they're going to solve crime. they're

ann widdecombe, who came >> yes.whopping anyway? she competed a whopping 13 ago. does she 13 years ago. what does she think of the line up this year? who's going to win >> good morning. it's 930 on tuesday, the 12th of december. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, andrew pearson, pip tomson, who's in for bev turner rishi's crunched talks. >> the prime minister is trying to convince tory rebels to back the rwanda bill this evening . the rwanda bill this evening. our political correspondent olivia utley brings you the latest rishi sunak charm offensive seems to have gone pretty well this morning with a handful of rebels saying they are now prepared to back the bill. >> but this is not the end of the road for rishi sunak. even if the bill squeaks through this evening, it could be the beginning of the end of his premiership and nigel farage takes on the itv boss farage addressed the inflammatory comments made about him by itv's managing director kevin lygo when he's in the jungle, including a rude, one handed