and it can be available to normal working families. >> and any plans to move out of ashfield?people come down here much. london. it's all right. i can't. >> give you a challenge now then dave, you're in adam brookes pub in buckhurst. >> you're a lovely pub by. >> you're a lovely pub by. >> the way. it's a lovely pub. great people that come in here. and if somebody came in now, you had to rustle them up a quick, a quick dinner, a wholesome dinner, cheaply. what would it be? >> beans on toast. >> beans on toast. >> oh come on. >> mate. >> mate. >> something a bit more. a bit more creative. >> than that. i'd probably do stew. >> a stew. >> a stew. >> cheap, easy to do. i mean, like like with families, especially if you're struggling financially. like get some slow cookers. yeah. chuck it all in it. morning. go to work, do the school run, come back fresh. what about air fryers? i hate them, i can't see why i can't stand them. i mean, they're good. yeah, but i've been classically trained, like french, classically trained, and like, i've tried to do chips in one once and i ended up

this is kathy mason of the ashfield district council, said she was disappointed with sir keir starmer'suding stripping most pensioners of winter fuel payments. and this is hardly surprising, is it, because this is this current labour government who are their main voters? well, stats reveal that it's people who earn a lot of money, especially the over 70,000 bracket, and it goes down the lower you earn, whereas reform goes up with under 20,000 a year, being the people most likely to vote for reform. so of course labour doesn't care about less well—off people anymore. and if you are sort of old labour type, you're sort of red wall type. you're not going to like this labour government because they hate the country, whereas the old labour types have a residual patriotism. so it's not surprising to me that labour people are now defecting to reform. reform have always said we'll get votes from laboun said we'll get votes from labour, but now they're getting actual candidates from them. >> yeah, and when candidates score, it's usually because they can see that their base would rather vote for

the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield.nd joining me on the show tonight, we've got journalist and author emma woolf. thank you for coming back on. and we've got a new guest on, on the on the show tonight is our left in the corner. it's lloyd russell—moyle and he is a famous former labour mp remembered for this little shenanigans in parliament just a few years ago. have a look at this. >> i think, david, debate to be resumed. what they said. put it back. no no no no no. order. >> thanks, lloyd, for coming on the show. all right. we saw this week if you could stay awake long enough. we had the speech this week from rachel reeves about growth, about the economy, about growth, about the economy, about how we're going to turn things around and invest in this country. emma, did you stay awake through the speech? >> i stayed awake, but honestly, lee, if this is rachel reeves plan to kick start the economy, if this is her big growth plan, i think we should all just be in total despair. none of this is going to happen. i don't actu

the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield and his first time on the show tonight it's chris wall housing activist. is that right, chris? yeah. that'll do. our left in the corner and she's back. the very lovely chloe dobbs. look this week again. another week, another scandal for the labour party. sir keir starmer is up to his neck in it. he reckons he's been having voice coaching lessons at the height of the covid lockdowns. just listen to this. this is the result of some of his voice coaching lessons. >> exterminatei exterminate. >> exterminatei exterminate. >> sorry, that's the wrong clip. let's go back to the excuse he made in the commons this week about the voice coaching lessons. >> in december 2020, i was in my office working on the expected brexit deal with my team. we had to analyse the deal as it came in at speed. that's what i was doing. what were they doing? suitcases of booze into downing street, partying and fighting, vomiting up the walls, leaving the cleaners to remove red wine stains. that's the difference. i was working, they were partying. >> look, guys, we heard

i'm lee anderson, the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield, and joining me tonight the very lovely, the gorgeous lizzie cundy. thanks for coming back on.and cundy. thanks for coming back on. and this week our left in the corner is back. he's been released from the care home. it's stephen pound. he's got three drinks there and he's had three drinks there and he's had three already. former labour mp thanks for coming on steve and thanks for coming on steve and thanks for coming on steve and thanks for the gifts by the way. we'll chat about that later. little bit naughty of you. >> can you keep that to yourself? i'll keep that to myself. >> i won't declare that on my register of interest. but look, guys, this week she's up to her old tricks again, steve. and this is all. sultana. sultana, member of parliament. independent member of parliament. she was a labour mp. she had the whip taken off her, but still a labour party member, by the way. and she's been saying some pretty awful things about reform uk. and she said in about reform uk. and she said in a statement to gb news , as a stat

i'm lee anderson, the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield, and joining me tonight on the show. she's back the very lovely reem ibrahim of the institute of economic affairs and gb news favourite, matthew stadler. and he's back to lock horns tonight. so look guys, this week we've seen more nonsense coming from from that madhouse that i work at, and we've seen a decision where a judge is allowing to allowing a gazan family to claim to come to this country through the ukrainian scheme. this is madness, surely. really? >> yeah, it's absolutely madness. and it is effectively, as suella braverman said, human rights gone wrong. i mean, basically what's happened is they've allowed the scheme that's already being used for ukrainians and there are a couple of different schemes that we currently have for specific asylum claims. so, for example, for ukrainians, you've got a couple of schemes for hong kong people from hong kong and indeed a small number of those ukrainians themselves. the fact that a palestinian has been able to claim on this scheme and claim asylum on this scheme, just sho

i'm lee anderson, reform uk member of parliament for ashfield.he first it�*s tonight, it's the first it�*s susie stride. she's our left in the corner and a former adviser to the labour party. is that right susie? >> well i mean i'd more describe myself as a former parliamentary candidate, but back in the day i did a little bit of advisory. >> okay. and he's back. he's henry bolton, it is former ukip leader and now a member of the sdp. is that leader and now a member of the sdp. is that right? that's right. are you feeling well? i'm feeling how many fingers have i got up. about ten. ten. no, no he's not feeling very well at all. but listen guys, serious point that this week we saw on monday night in camborne in cornwall the i think it was antifa turned up who tried to stop a conference of reform uk conference. it got pretty, pretty unnerving. i think that's probably the best word for some of the people entering the venue. just have a look at this clip here guys, and tell me what you think. >> oh woe is. >> oh woe is. >> anti—fascist. >> anti—fasci

we're in woodland, right in the centre of kirkby—in—ashfield. with some empty cans of cold baked beansing with people. onto the street. in order for people to kind of regain the skills needed then to sutton—in—ashfield — to get more help. then to these council flats, and round the corner from kingsmill hospital, it's warm. that's a hospital blanket, isn't it? that's the most rewarding part. when you've got that wraparound support around somebody and you see them thriving. when we'll be joined by martin collett, the chief executive of the housing association, english rural. time now, let's take a look at today's papers. the observer reports that sir keir starmer has insisted defence secretaryjohn healey is quoted in the sunday times, celebrating after the game. we are going to talk more that injust a inside the we are going to talk more that in just a inside the papers in just a moment. inside the papers this inside mirror. a from 7 from spain called david musician from spain called david lopez f’e’ a violinist, he has a lopez eben ez, a violinist, he has a violin that was made in 1740