we'll getting ben habib and we'll be getting ben habib and ella's reaction to that in just one momentmily carver. now, before the break, we were well , i the break, we were well, i spotted that keir starmer didn't once mention the rather large issue of immigration legal immigration and also illegal immigration, which i thought was rather odd for someone who's giving a pitch to be the prime minister of this fantastic country . now we're going to i'm country. now we're going to i'm going to get the response from ben and, of course, ella in just one moment. but someone wrote to me saying you shouldn't refer to liverpool as being up there because that's rather rude . it's because that's rather rude. it's not on the moon, joe said. and i will apologise for that. i actually have visited liverpool actually have visited liverpool a couple of times and i did enjoy my time there. so sorry if i'm referring to the north as being miles and miles and miles away when in liverpool really isn't that far away. it's about three in the car. i think. three hours in the car. i think. anyway, back on to kei

ben habib and there's a real kind of dividing line in among people that are commenting.ght is that landlords are taking the mick now and they are exploiting people and basically profiteering . and the other profiteering. and the other school of thought is that actually basic supply and demand , fair profiteering, fair capitalism . hmm. where are you capitalism. hmm. where are you on it? >> well, i can't rule out the possibility that some landlords are taking advantage, but you know what we're seeing playing out more generally. and i think is the root cause of this problem , is a spike in inflation problem, is a spike in inflation action. and with that spike in inflation has obviously come a massive increase in interest rates. and landlords who were used to paying close to nothing for their property are now having to finance very expensive mortgages as the 13 years only. >> if there was on a deal that's just expired and need needed redoing or if there was on a tracker or something. >> all mortgages as any mortgage taken before 2022 will go up in price. consider doubly so

ben habib, is it time?e certainly need to reappraise precisely what it is we're hoping to achieve out of ukraine. and we have to be you know, we've got to put the united kingdom when we united kingdom first. when we decide it is we wish to get decide what it is we wish to get out ukraine. the chancellor out of ukraine. the chancellor the day described the the other day described the ukrainian war as the biggest contributor or one of the top three contributors to inflation, that it was really damaging the uk economy. and that's beyond obviously the 4 or 5 billion we've already spent. and the pressure that's on the government to spend another 2 billion on the ukrainian wall, i mean, i'm talking about the indian act, financial and economic impact. indian act, financial and economic impact . and if he's economic impact. and if he's right that this is having such a big burden on the uk economy, we have to think with british interests at heart and i think we're making a huge mistake now in ukraine because our geo

edwards, to here discuss edwards, are to here discuss ben habib. you. 'm starting with you. >> i mean, clearly he's >> well, i mean, clearly he's got division in the ranks. a number of very senior members of the party, andy burnham, the labour party, andy burnham, sadiq and sadiq khan, jess phillips and others have come out saying that, you know, calling for a ceasefire, which as discussed ceasefire, which as we discussed in segment of this in the previous segment of this programme , basically the programme, is basically the equivalent asking israel to equivalent of asking israel to give its pursue give up its right to pursue hamas. that's what it is, as opposed to pauses in violence and on such an important issue where actually, as it happens, the head of the opposition, keir starmer, is an agreement with the government . it's not the government. it's not becoming for the party to have these kind of divisions going on, but but it does, i think, reveal something about the about the labour party, which is that it's pandering to a number of different facti

ben habib, thank you, as always , for your thank you, as always, for your company.r watching, for listening, for joining thank you. at home for watching, for listening, forjoining in for listening, for joining in the conversation. i very much appreciate it. nigel farage. up next, nana . next, nana. >> good evening. it's alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather forecast . first, news weather forecast. first, and whilst for many the unsettled theme continues through the next 24 hours, it's a drier but chillier picture for scotland . and that's because of scotland. and that's because of a brief ridge of high pressure scotland. and that's because of a brieiis dge of high pressure scotland. and that's because of a brieiis quieteningl pressure scotland. and that's because of a brieiis quietening theessure scotland. and that's because of a brieiis quietening the weather which is quietening the weather down a little bit here. meanwhile, the rest of the uk under the influence of a low pressure centred over republic of that's bringing then of ireland that's bringing

but first, ben habib, who will both be goingget your latest but first, ben habib, who will both be goingget your latest news rst, let's get your latest news headunes let's get your latest news headlines with sophia . headlines with sophia. >> good afternoon . it's 3:00. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . israel's prime newsroom. israel's prime minister has told troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country. benjamin netanyahu's comments come as the military prepares to launch another ground offensive against gaza overnight with airstrikes. the palestinian health ministry says 266 people, including 117 children, have been killed in the past 24 hours. israel has now issued a warning to residents in the north of the strip, telling them to head south or they may be identified as sympathisers of terrorist organisation . an idf spokesman , organisation. an idf spokesman, lieutenant colonel peter lerner , lieutenant colonel peter lerner, says forces are only targeting hamas. >> we know extensive how extensive their tunnel mechanisms is , is and how th

but first, ben habib, who will both be goingget your latest but first, ben habib, who will both be goinggetia . headlines with sophia. >> good afternoon . it's 3:00. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . israel's prime newsroom. israel's prime minister has told troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country. benjamin netanyahu's comments come as the military prepares to launch another ground offensive against gaza overnight with airstrikes. the palestinian health ministry says 266 people, including 117 children, have been killed in

up on stage , but ben habib bull, up on stage, but ben habib being announced as a joint deputy leadersome more deputy leader. clearly some more being discussed . what about the being discussed. what about the electoral ambitions of the party and also earlier today, we've heard from howard cox, who is their mayoral candidate here in london. and also alex phillips, their cultural spokesman. a number of different spokespeople standing up and giving their piece to the around 1000 delegates here at the conference. but i believe they might be just about breaking up for a break in the session. so we might be seeing a flood of people behind me and the applause has died down. there is indeed a flood of people behind you walking out of that main room. >> there. just very quickly, i understand reform party are on about 7 to 10% of the national vote at the moment. if you look at recent polls for the general election , do we have an idea of election, do we have an idea of which constituencies they're going to be really putting a lot of effort into? where are they popular ? popular? >> oh, it's int

, you are muslim, ben habib, you are muslim, aren't you?tinian refugees . palestinian refugees. >> so my father listen, i think this is going to be really, really interesting. >> jennifer, let's start with you, shall we? why why do you think we should be bringing in palestinian refugees . palestinian refugees. >> the first thing, if i can just clarify, my father was jewish and he came as a child refugee to the uk. he was taken in by strangers, ours. and i wouldn't be alive today if strangers in britain hadn't provided a home and a safe place for my 14 year old father . the for my 14 year old father. the idea behind this scheme is that we simply offer mothers and children somewhere safe to go while this conflict continues . while this conflict continues. it's individuals like me who will be offering their homes to host those who are able to come. and it's the very least we can do. we are watching a horror of an unprecedent scale unfold in the most densely populated area in the world. and half the population on the gaza strip is children . an

perhaps that's ben habib, we that's part of it.e, but i really do thank you for your input here. and what an interesting discussion has been. >> still to come, should >> yes. so still to come, should abortion and transgenderism be taught secondary school taught to secondary school children ireland? children in northern ireland? this. sorry . no, not all. this. oh, sorry. no, not at all. >> gb news britain's news channel sunday mornings from 930 on . gb news. >> good morning . it's 1026 news. >> good morning . it's1026 in >> good morning. it's1026 in the morning. you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with me, emily carver and tom hannood well, it will soon be compulsory for all post—primary schools in northern ireland to teach pupils about access to abortion and other contraception, presumably that means secondary schools . yeah. means secondary schools. yeah. the new legislation will also include teaching of same sex marriage and also transgender issues. marriage and also transgender issues . some teachers in issues. some teach

ben habib, thank you very much for joining us this morning.ivered the country into massive debt, massive taxation, broken public sector, northern ireland left behind in the european union and, frankly, a complete mess. was and is broken, the labour party have no vision of how to fix it and if you want change you have to vote for it and reform uk is the party to vote for. t, , t, , , for. the conservatives, it is said, has been using — for. the conservatives, it is said, has been using or _ for. the conservatives, it is said, has been using or under - for. the conservatives, it is said, j has been using or under pressure from reform uk, think it is richard price was said this, has changed policies according to richard tice, moura form style policies, are you more aligned with the conservative party and if so why would you vote for reform if you have a similar platform in the conservatives? the conservative _ platform in the conservatives? tt2 conservative party in the 2019 general election morphed itself into the brexit party, including changin

joining to debate this deputy leader of reform uk, ben habib.ood to see you here. this sort of migration, though, that we're talking about, this is not the sort of scary migration that everybody thinks, you know, everybody's coming over from africa and our shores are going to be invaded and our infrastructure can't take this. this is migration. we want, isn't it? >> yes, it's exactly like the migration of workers from europe that stop lock booted them that we stop lock booted them out. not all them. those were out. not all of them. those were here. many stayed . and but we here. many stayed. and but we said we don't want any more europeans. get europeans. we're going to get brits to these jobs. blow me brits to do these jobs. blow me down. we're bringing in hundreds of thousands of indians, nigerians , the philippines, nigerians, the philippines, pakistan, bangla , desh . the pakistan, bangla, desh. the brexit was two great lies of the last ten years. even that classic old one. i promise i'll still love you in the morning. and if we leave europe

moments, we'll be going head to head in the clash of minds with the deputy leader of reform party, ben habibstuck that, let's get your stuck into that, let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana . nana. tatiana. nana. >> thank you very much . it's

we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds with deputy leader of reform uk, ben and also social ben habibner. but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines with theo chikomba . with theo chikomba. >> good afternoon . it's 3:00. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm theo chikomba in the newsroom. a 20 year old british man serving in the israeli army has been killed in an attack by hamas militants . that's been hamas militants. that's been confirmed by his family. nathaniel young was serving with the israeli defence services when