i'm going to lean to first, ben habib, what do to you first, ben habib, what do you think?'ve got deliver >> well, they've got to deliver brexit before they can actually have another referendum. we still haven't got the entire united kingdom out of the european union . northern ireland european union. northern ireland has been left behind , subject to has been left behind, subject to eu laws adjudicated by an eu court. the united kingdom as a whole is hitched at the hip from a regulatory perspective to the eu in state aid, competition, environment, including an international treaty commitment now to delivering net zero competition. did i say that employment state aid and we are also committed to the european convention of human rights through the brexit deal that rishi sunak that boris johnson and david frost signed so we could leave that, though, can't we? >> we don't have to have another brexit referendum. you could leave echr yeah. leave the echr yeah. >> what saying is we've >> so what i'm saying is we've got to leave the eu before they can another can justify having an

, and brexit party mep, ben habib, and the former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider. ening, gents . have you been evening, gents. have you been watching lionesses ben? watching the lionesses ben? >> haven't, i'm afraid haven't. >> james have you been watching the highlights? >> the time zone makes it quite difficult to watch them live, but yeah, i've been watching them. >> have you been watching them at home? it your kind of at home? is it your kind of thing? get and let me thing? get in touch and let me know. are you into all of that or not? get in touch the usual ways and you can tell me what else is on your mind tonight. vaiews@gbnews.com how vaiews@gbnews.com is how you reach whatever reach me or twitter or whatever it's called these days at gb news. can there . now, news. you can get me there. now, our top story tonight after goodness knows how long of will they, won't they? well, anyway, yesterday they have kind of i'm talking baby talking about the baby stockholm. are on stockholm. now people are on board for the first time today. our homeland security editor, m

as this concerns ben habib . basically that there ben habib.a campaign group, an advertising collective called the conscious advertising network . and what they're saying network. and what they're saying there's been accusations levied at them that they're trying to essentially defund media outlets that perhaps were what they would define as being right of centre. what do you make of it all? >> well, i think the problem is much deeper and much broader than clearly the 46 mps who were complaining to the government have grasped that this isn't kind of self—created sponsored genius movement against centre right channels or centre right, that people with centre right views. this is embedded in the regulatory and legal framework of the united kingdom. all all regulated and institutions , all regulated and institutions, all businesses with which regular chartered institutions trade have to promote diverse equality and inclusion . and that is and inclusion. and that is interpreted as the promotion of ethnic minorities, minority sexual preferences, tra

and the former brexit party mep mep , even ben habib on party mep mep, even ben habib on my right. here's what we're going to be discussing and debating with these two over this hour. former culture secretary nadine dorries has finally quit the commons. some two months after she pledged to do with immediate effect . she do so with immediate effect. she blasted the prime minister and a resignation letter saying he had the fundamental principles of conservatism but was the government she was part of really conservative. she criticised rishi sunak for not being conservative enough, but was boris johnson this coming tuesday will be the expansion of london mayor sadiq khan's ultra low emission zone. if your vehicle doesn't meet the ulez emission standards and isn't exempt, you need to pay a £12 £50 daily charge to drive within the zone. however there are now even reports of a secret labour plan to charge drivers by the mile. is this just the start of khan's plans for a cashless society .7 he and labour have also society? he and labour have also ruled out a wealth tax if it were to win p

still is ben habib. and we also have james schneider here to do so.g, andrew says says i'm outraged and offended as a gay man to think that a mayor seems it fitting to pack in gay people into separate housing. why be any why should there be any division? well, i mean , it's not division? well, i mean, it's not sadiq khan's project, but he is giving 5000 towards housing that is specifically made for lgbtq people free from oppression. so that does beg the question, are other forms of housing oppressive to lgbt pupils? people but moving on, france is going to ban female students from wearing abayas . they're from wearing abayas. they're loose fitting full length robes worn by some muslim women and that's in all state schools. so they'll be banned, i believe, from at it's been from today. at least it's been in the french news today. they've also banned in the past kippahs headscarves, kinds kippahs headscarves, many kinds of religious dress. so is this good old french secularism at work or is this the creeping arm of the state intruding on people's lives?

well, let's welcome again to my panel brexit party mep ben habib is a former won and former editor ofourlist. peter edwards. i'm going to start with you, ben. is it fair? >> well, i think the word fair is a very difficult word to address. give and i'll give it a go . you know, you've got to look go. you know, you've got to look at the nature of the company and the nature of the activity being performed by the individual. i think when you want to reach judgement on whether they're being remunerated being appropriately remunerated or not, i've got absolute nothing against entrepreneurs starting their business, running their businesses as ceos making a packet . and i hope that and a packet. and i hope that and i wish them all the best. but but then there's another category of ceos who go from one large company to a to another, not adding much value , taking up the adding much value, taking up the post, what i would call sort of serial public company listed, you know, listed company directors. and they get paid seven figures routinely without really adding what i would see as value add .

ben habib and nigel nelson.on gb news on tv and digital radio. after the break, we'll continue the great british debate. i'm asking you all hear the thoughts of my panel . debate. i'm asking you all hear the thoughts of my panel. is gender politics too going far? christine hamilton and danny keller will be joining us for that. first, it's latest that. but first, it's the latest news aaron news headlines with aaron armstrong . armstrong. >> it's 433. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom . a total of in the gb newsroom. a total of 509 people crossed the english channelin 509 people crossed the english channel in ten boats on the day. six people died when a boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of france . it brings the coast of france. it brings the total for the year to more than 16,500, putting renewed pressure on the government to tackle the crisis of migrant crossings. rishi sunak has made stopping the boats one of his five priorities. campaigners say the incident was an appalling and preventable tragedy

but ben habib, i. habib, so do i. >> so do i. ne. she's called yvonne and she says it's a always voted a disaster. i've always voted tory. i'm sick to death of incompetent tories . what incompetent tories. now, what would do , ben, if you were would you do, ben, if you were prime minister tomorrow , for prime minister tomorrow, for example? the prime example? you know, the prime minister, rishi sunak, has a year to sort this out before he goes to the polls. is there anything could be to anything that could be done to bnng anything that could be done to bring this end within 12 months? >> i think there's a huge amount that can be done. first of all, you've got to make fundamentally make it paid work. >> you've got to lower the >> so you've got to lower the tax burden on those who are earning the least in the country. and reform. we talked about reform uk. one of our policies is to get rid of any tax up to £20,000 per year. >> so that it genuinely does pay to work. >> that's the first step. the second step is to take the burden of c

. >> let's get more analysis from the former brexit party mep ben habib. very good to see you this morning, ben. so what do you make of this new deal? >> well, you know, forgive me for being a debbie downer, but reading the press release yesterday in advance of it being made public, you know, my eyes were kind of rolling, frankly, ellie, we've heard this all before , haven't we? more kind of before, haven't we? more kind of opfics before, haven't we? more kind of optics tilt towards doing something , but nothing in something, but nothing in reality. so the heart of this agreement is the disruption of the supply of dinghies, outboard engines, equipment and lifejacket. but, you know, dinghies are not the most sophisticated of construction constructed things. and dinghies are made right across europe. you can access them right across europe if you want to buy a dinghy in france, i imagine there are millions of different places you could buy one, including outdoor motors, life jackets and so on. so i don't really understand how the government thinks we're going

ben habib let's start with you. why do you want out?ing in the channel. >> it's served its purpose. the european convention of human rights and the court , which is rights and the court, which is attached to it, was established in large part by the united kingdom in, you know, at a time when europe had just come out of a world war and it was done in order to, in effect, to control rogue european countries . you rogue european countries. you know, we've got to call out call out the motive . absolutely. out the motive. absolutely. clearly, the united kingdom was only part of it because it established it in order to bring some kind of human rights, a level playing field to europe, which had been sadly lacking for a you know, for during the war and many years before that . and and many years before that. and it has served its purpose . it's it has served its purpose. it's got 16 principles. the judges who are appointed to the court based are unaccountable. they've made up laws as they go along . made up laws as they go along. and they famou

joining me now is former europe minister and labour mp denis macshane and former brexit party mep ben habibed this morning. >> well, i mean, it was bound to happen. i understand it happened in french waters. what i found astounding is that british boats would enter french waters along with french boats, obviously, and bring all these people to british shores . if there was any british shores. if there was any shred of integrity to the deal that the government did with the french, the people who were rescued should have been deposited back in france . deposited back in france. >> ben, would it not have been ben, would it not have been all hands on deck? so they shared the responsibility. i understand that there were five french ships in the operation and two british ships and a helicopter, all working to rescue these people. but you're saying they should have been all taken back to calais ? to calais? >> absolutely. they were rescued in french waters, weren't they? we're going to stick to this rule that when they're in french waters, they belong to france. and when they're in british waters,

reform uk adviser ben habib says those who still use cash are being discriminated against. >> you knowthere are 5 million people in this country who rely on cash trades, who don't have bank account and credit cards and so on, and they've been marginalised and their continually being marginalised . continually being marginalised. and if we move to a society where cash is discriminated against, where restaurants refused to take it, shops refused to take it, shops refused to take it, shops refused to take it, in effect, that promise on the back of a £10 note and all other legal tender becomes a meaningless promise . promise. >> you can watch that petition being handed live to downing street on gb news from 2:00. top a—level results across england. wales and northern ireland have fallen almost back to pre—pandemic levels . the pre—pandemic levels. the proportion of candidates receiving top grades is down by almost 10% from last year and almost 10% from last year and almost 18% from 2021. around 73,000 fewer a or a stars have been awarded compared to last yeah been awarded compared to last

so peter spencer michael kill reem ibrahim and ben habib.e on that one. and if you go into the pub, try not to look at david's wrong . you're with dawn david's wrong. you're with dawn neesom gb news, on tv neesom on gb news, on your tv and digital radio. don't go and on digital radio. don't go anywhere. more coming up very soon after the news headlines with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> donna, thank you and good afternoon. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the lawyers representing the families of two of lucy libby's victims have called the independent inquiry inadequate. the government ordered a non—statutory investigation after the former nurses conviction yesterday. it will look at the circumstances surrounding the deaths and incidents, including how concerned was raised by clinicians were dealt with. in a statement, the lawyers said the inquiry doesn't have the power to compel witnesses to provide evidence or produce documents and therefore lacks real teeth. letby was found guilty of the murder of seven babies and the

reform uk adviser ben habib says those who still use cash are being discriminated against. >> there areredit cards and so on, and they've been marginalised and they're continually being marginalised. >> and if we move to a society where cash is discriminated against, where restaurants refuse to take it, shops refuse to take it in effect, that promise on the back of a £10 note and all other legal tender becomes a meaningless promise . becomes a meaningless promise. >> we'll have pictures, live pictures of the petition being handed to two downing street on gb news from 2 pm. hundreds of firefighters in spain have been battling wildfires on tenerife. authorities say, though, they are out of control. the fires, which broke out at a mountainous national park on the island, spread seven square miles in 24 hours. the fire has expanded quickly across dry woodland near the mount tabor volcano that is spain's highest peak. and that has hampered the efforts of the emergency services last week, a heat wave in the canary islands left many areas dry, heightening the risk of wildfires as the rest of e

joining me now is former brexit party mep mep ben habib and the leader of the sdp, william clouston. to you first. interest rates 14 times in a row , are the rates 14 times in a row, are the bank of england panicking ? is bank of england panicking? is all of this completely necessary ? >> well, 7- >> well, i ? >> well, i think the bank of england about to get it wrong. >> we've had , as you say, 14 >> we've had, as you say, 14 interest rate rises and what they haven't done is wait to see what the effect of previous increases in interest rates have been before they go on and make the next increase. and i think one of the things they're failing properly to recognise is that the transmission of them raising interest rates into the economy is actually quite slow nowadays and that's because unlike when i was a young man and everyone had variable interest rate mortgages, nowadays people have basically fixed their rates and fixes may be between 2 to 5 years roughly . most people being on two year fixes. so it takes a while for increased interest rates to hurt people in their back pockets an

i'm joined now by ben habib. he's a former brexit party mep. he's now advisor to reform uk. ou very, very i suppose the french very much. i suppose the french would have miles would say, look, we have miles and miles of coastline and miles and miles of coastline to here. these people to protect here. these people are desperate to get to britain. we can't do it all on our own, no matter how much money you give us. >> well, can i just say before i answer your point, patrick, what answer your point, patrick, what a brilliant exposition you gave at the opening on this problem. and what a fiasco it's become. and what a fiasco it's become. and you summed it up brilliantly . all i can add to that to your brilliant exposition is the french are complete conflicted with this problem, aren't they? they've they've learned that the more people that cross the channel all the more money we're prepared to pay them. olivia rightly mentioned the half billion pound deal that rishi sunak signed this year, which is to be given to the french over a three year period. but that actually follows hot

anyway, joining us for more is reform uk advisor ben habib. you habib. ally good to see you this morning. good morning, ben. so are expecting that 14th so we are expecting that 14th rise in a row from the bank of england at midday, but inflation is coming down. it is it really needed? >> it's well, it's coming down very slowly. but your question is spot on. you know, we've had 13 interest rate rises . and one 13 interest rate rises. and one of the things about the way the british economy acts at the moment is that it's much slower to react to interest rate rises than it used to be. when i was a young man. in those days, most people borrowed money on floating rate interest rate. so you immediately felt the impact of an interest rate rise in your back pocket, you know, with your mortgage bills going up. but nowadays most people are on fixed rate mortgages , so it fixed rate mortgages, so it takes a while for the transmission of interest rate increases to impact the economy and to kerb demand . and there's and to kerb demand. and there's and to kerb demand.

well, let's talk to reform uk's adviser ben habib, who joins us this morning. o see you, ben . morning. good to see you, ben. and look, i mean, it says a lot , doesn't it.7 more than a quarter of a million people have signed our little petition , just signed our little petition, just making it clear that they rely on cash and they want to make sure it's preserved . sure it's preserved. >> i think it's tremendous thing. gb news is doing to promote the continued use of cash. you know, there are 5 million people in this country who rely on cash trades , who who rely on cash trades, who don't have bank account and credit cards and so on, and they've been marginalised and they're continually being marginalised . and, you know, we marginalised. and, you know, we had recently obviously nigel farage's de—banking scandal, but natwest then went on to legislate for pass rules rather internal rules on the maximum amount of cash you can take out of your bank account in a given penod of your bank account in a given period , as well as the amount of period, as well as the amou

going head to headin moments, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds with former brexit mep ben habibant to miss this one. before we get started, though, let's get the latest news headunes let's get the latest news headlines from the lovely polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> don't. thank you. good afternoon. the top story from the gp newsroom today. 509 miles. patients crossed the channelin miles. patients crossed the channel in ten small boats yesterday . that brings the total yesterday. that brings the total for number the year so far to more than 16,500. that's according to home office figures . and it comes as the government is under renewed pressure to tackle the migrant crisis after six people died crossing the engush six people died crossing the english channel yesterday. the home secretary, suella braverman, described the incident as a tragic loss of life and confirmed she's already chaired a meeting with border force officials . campaigners say force officials. campaigners say the incident was an appalling and preventable tragedy . k and preventable tragedy. k marsh, whose m

a few moments time, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds with former brexit party mep ben habiber edwards . the labourlist peter edwards. but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . get your latest news headlines. thank you very much. >> now i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. those who have been wrongfully convicted of

well, joining this to explore this is the former brexit party mep ben habib and the political politicaln. ben, let's start with you. it is interesting . the backlog has interesting. the backlog has risen . it almost seems like the risen. it almost seems like the government has has a deliberate policy of not processing these people. well you might think that given the speed at which it's grown, but i think this is just symptomatic of a government that can't govern. >> you know, we've seen it right across the public sectors, haven't we? every public haven't we? every single public sector, look at, including sector, you look at, including obviously home office just obviously the home office just doesn't function. and the one the one stat that you didn't mention that the cost of mention is that the cost of housing, caring for and treating migrants medically and so on has doubled to £4 billion in the year to june 2023. that . 1% off year to june 2023. that. 1% off the basic rate of tax for every one in this country. think about that for a moment. you know, and this cost is only going to get

but surely it's not beyond the wit of many intelligent people like yourself, ben habib and lots of othersdraft something new, to supersede the echr and ensure that peace will continue. it's not quite the doomsday scenario. the remain establishment would like us to believe is it? >> well , like us to believe is it? >> well, martin, you put your finger on the issue here. every time there is an issue which the remain are leaked to point to around the belfast agreement, they use it very forcibly to say if this is changed, the peace will collapse in northern ireland and the heavens will fall, whereas in actual fact, if you look at the protocol, our favourite topic on gb news, it has actually amended the belfast agreement and the northern ireland act and that was confirmed by our own supreme court back just last year. so i think there is an issue around the interpretation of the european convention . do european convention. do i believe that the conservative party and the government are going to walk away completely from the european convention? martin and emily, no, i don't. but i do think the

like ben habib is one of the advisers, and they are saying again that saying time and time again that law is on side for the british to turn . british authorities to turn. >> with ben and >> i disagree with ben and richard . i've spoken to richard richard. i've spoken to richard many i know ben, but many times. i know ben, but i think they've got certain particular policies they particular policies that they want don't think want to follow. i don't think we should along that. should be going along with that. >> shouldn't ambiguity should be going along with that. >> that,|ouldn't ambiguity should be going along with that. >> that,|ouldn't shouldiguity about that, though, should there? it should be clearly clear , clear this french clear, clear where this french waters they have. >> have international >> we don't have international space that just taking space between that just taking that read and parking that that as read and parking that for second. for a second. >> can't turn back >> if we can't turn back the boats, good more border boats, what good are more border force going to d

was , by the way, after and he was, by the way, after making a cuppa and quizzing their staff, ben asked habibout the morality of invading a father's family home and her justification . ocean, i think, justification. ocean, i think, was equally as stunning. >> i paid 100 grand a year for ideas like that. are you going to apologise for what you've done today? >> apologise for >> should i apologise for turning up at not just the prime minister's house, a private man's home where lives with man's home where he lives with his doesn't matter, does his family, doesn't matter, does it? will speak. it? i will speak. >> yeah. defend it. >> yeah. defend it. >> yeah. defend it. >> yeah. it was a peaceful protest . and the prime minister protest. and the prime minister has allowed hundreds of new oil and gas licences. so you think it's justified turning up to a man's private home where he lives his family because lives with his family because he's oil and licences? >> he wasn't there. >> he wasn't there. >> that was a matter of national news. checked before going. news. we checked before going. we was nob

was , by the way, after and he was, by the way, after making a cuppa and quizzing their staff, ben asked habibout the morality of invading a father's family home and her justification . ocean, i think, justification. ocean, i think, was equally as stunning. >> i paid 100 grand a year for ideas like that. are you going to apologise for what you've done today? >> apologise for >> should i apologise for turning up at not just the prime minister's house, a private man's home where lives with man's home where he lives with his doesn't matter, does his family, doesn't matter, does it? will speak. it? i will speak. >> yeah. defend it. >> yeah. defend it. >> yeah. defend it. >> yeah. it was a peaceful protest . and the prime minister protest. and the prime minister has allowed hundreds of new oil and gas licences. so you think it's justified turning up to a man's private home where he lives his family because lives with his family because he's oil and licences? >> he wasn't there. >> he wasn't there. >> that was a matter of national news. checked before going. news. we checked before going. we was nob

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act does not allow for afghan nationals who fought like habib, a policy that recently failed, we will hopefully change the policy. >> ainsley: beny and talking to lawmakers, we need to get these guys to the united states to safety. >> exactly, we raise funds and can deploy funds like this, we raise awareness, funds and get him within the process to bring him back to the u.s. >> ainsley: how can we give money to the organization? >> find up at sof.com. we have charities and do eventing in new york, partnership organizations, but definitely a specific fund dedicated to habib on sof.org. >> ainsley: contacts your congressmen, senators, house of representatives, we need to do something about this. we talk about siv eligibility, if you are an interpreter and taken bullets for americans, we will protect you, that is not happening with this administration. i wish we had more time, go read the article on fox news.com. thank you for fighting for our country. coming up issue british father and army veteran who prayed outside an abortion clinic is facing charges. and lawrence is in the mount rushmore state with a special guest, governor kr