bev turner. >> so tonight the news the world has been waiting for. the princess of wales will return to pubuc princess of wales will return to public duties tomorrow as she attends trooping the colour in central london. the princess made her last official public appearance on christmas day, before going into hospital for surgery in the middle of january . she left hospital on january the 29th with details of her condition being kept from the public. after a lengthy absence from the public gaze of a photograph was shared of kate and her children ahead of mother's day on march the 10th. but we all remember it well. the obvious edits to that photograph set the rumour mill into overdrive . a few days later, she overdrive. a few days later, she was photographed at a farm shop with prince william, but this still wasn't enough to quieten the rumours surrounding her ongoing absence from public duties. and then , on march the duties. and then, on march the 22nd, kate finally broke her silence . silence. >

bev turner tonight.ay debate tonight with the leaders of the main parties. let's go live now to the spin room at the location the bbc, where gb news political editor christopher hopeis political editor christopher hope is with, i think, doctor david bull from the reform party i >> -- >> that's lam >> that's right. bevan with david bull, who's the health spokesman for the reform uk party. david, good evening to you and deputy leader by the way. forgive me. and deputy leader thank for joining us tonight on gb news. nigel farage wants to proportional representation. he wants to reform the voting system. why is he so scared of first past the post? he won't win any mps. that's why. don't be ridiculous. >> of course we're polling at 17 or 18. >> actually . >> actually. >> actually. >> so why change the system then? >> because the system doesn't work when you've got people who are voting for us in their millions. >> and that doesn't translate into parliamentary seats. that means the system doesn't work, does it

you're in britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. full list of those who declared their candidacy in the ashfield constituency. because stephen pound mentioned one of them. thank you. stephen they are really keen. labour party debbie solomon, tory party, lee anderson, reform alexanda kotey for the green party. >> jason zadrozny he's an independent. daniel holmes who is a liberal democrat. >> don't forget, we want to know your say about all the issues we're talking about now. heathrow airport has been left in chaos after an it meltdown. >> okay, so passengers saw faced hours of delay waiting to collect their bags. planes even left the airport without people's luggage . people's luggage. >> some of those affected included the legendary music manager nick stewart, which is why i was singing very badly. boogie wonderland, because one of his bands was the memorable earth, wind and fire. nick joins us now . nick, we're not asking us now. nick, we're not asking you to reprise , the greatest you to reprise, the greatest hits. earth, wind and

bev turner.is gb news. welcome back. it's 1036 now. we love hearing your thoughts at home and what you're thinking about as we run up to the election here @gbnews. >> so today we're going to great manchester in the world. >> hi. i'm natalie and i live in south manchester. >> so the most important issue for me in the upcoming general election is that the next government sort out and get stability on housing, property and the economy. our work as a landlord and i have done for 25 years, and it's just a mess at the minute. so as a voter in south manchester, i have floated between the lib dems and labour and those few choices in south manchester. the conservatives never get in in this area. don't stand a chance on a national level. the conservatives, for me as a landlord and a property owner, have been unbelievably disappointing . i think they've disappointing. i think they've been disappointing for landlords and tenants, to be honest . they and tenants, to be honest. they have not got their act toge

bev turner. >> well, where to start? a huge poll giving labour the biggest victory since 1997, potentially since 1906, or with nigel farage's u—turn saying that he is going to run for parliament to become reform's mp in clacton. and of course, he's taken over as leader from richard who? oh sorry richard tice. >> we were obviously on air yesterday morning and hopefully you were with us then and we were speculating as to what nigel might be announcing at 4:00. so let's have a quick look. so the really big message here is what i'm really calling for and what i intend to lead is a political revolt. >> yes , a revolt, a turning of >> yes, a revolt, a turning of our backs on the political status quo. it doesn't work . status quo. it doesn't work. nothing in this country works anymore . the health service anymore. the health service doesn't work. the roads don't work . none of our public work. none of our public services are up to scratch . we services are up to scratch. we are in decline. this will only be turned around with b

hello bev turner. my second or third day on it, on it. they all they all merged into one. but no, i'm with, michael gove. i have interviewed him for gb news and that will play him for gb news and that will play out within the next hour . play out within the next hour. but he's trying to find some degree of comfort from history , degree of comfort from history, he says that if you look back at the donald trump victory in 2016, he said that trump was 11 points on 11.11% chance of winning the election, 11 sorry, 11% in the polls, and then turned it around. in 2016, he talked to the eve of poll on that brexit referendum, when remain were given a 4555, likelihood of winning . and both likelihood of winning. and both were wrong. so he's trying to look to history. the brexit referendum , the trump victory in referendum, the trump victory in america. he thinks that's the way the tories can navigate over the next two weeks to win. but i've got to tell you another story developing this morning, which is just jaw

and bev turner. >> thanks forjoining us pierce and bev turner. >> thanks for joining us this morningg their pitch to the nation in hove. we'll bring you that live swipers wearing a green dress. it's coincidental . it's coincidental. >> out of touch. in a tv interview to be broadcast later, the prime minister was asked what he had to go without when he was growing up. this is what he was growing up. this is what he said. >> all sorts of things. like lots of people . there'll be all lots of people. there'll be all sorts of things that i would have wanted as a kid that i couldn't have. right. but famously, sky tv . so now, while famously, sky tv. so now, while campaigning in humberside, keir starmer pledged to tackle potholes and promised that labour won't raise income tax. >> national insurance or vat. >> national insurance or vat. >> have a listen to all of our plans are fully costed, fully funded. >> there will be no increase in income tax in national insurance or vat . or vat. >> and in america, joe biden's son hunter , found guilty on all son hunter, found guilty on all three count

nana akua in for bev turner. >> labour's trans plans. in for bev turner. >> labour's trans plans . >> labour's trans plans. the party looks set to rip up the tories trans ideology school ban and could even teach children. there are more than two genders. former education minister robert halfon will be with us in the studio to give us his take. >> so election gamble gate now this has been the big story. i think the gambling commission is investigating senior figures within the tory party over allegations of election date bets. but does rishi sunak need to take tougher action? >> and is the nhs broken, yes, almost 19,000 patients waited more than three days in a&e last yeah more than three days in a&e last year. it's become a major election issue. but who's going to fix our ailing health service ? >> 7- >> the 7 >> the manchester airport chaos tens of thousands of passengers were left stranded after a power failure, but flights are back underway this morning . underway this morning. >> we would love to know what you think particularly, did you watch the football? will you be watching

bev turner.n campaign, we want to hear from you, from people across the uk about what really matters . about what really matters. >> so today we're meeting mari carmen from leamington spa . carmen from leamington spa. >> my name is mari carmen. i'm 32 and i'm from leamington spa . 32 and i'm from leamington spa. i'm a health and fitness coach for moms, and i used to be a nurse at the birmingham children's hospital. so i know the government have announced the government have announced the fact that they're going to increase child care hours for children younger. and actually, i think my son, who's now one, qualifies for that in september. so i really hope that continues. also, more support around enterprise. you know, i'm currently raising investment for my business and the way the economy is at the moment, the climate, it's quite hard. i know there are things around sky's eyes, but i think if businesses could have more support to grow, you know, financially that would be that would be really help

you can even talk to me , bev turner, or any talk to me, bev turner, or any of the members of the gbn channel. >> this vote may seem to be about the politicians and the media, but it's actually about you . we won't forget that. you. we won't forget that. >> join us up and down the country as we follow every moment together. >> more than ever, it's important to hear all sides as you make your decision in the run up to polling day. >> this is gb news, the people's channel >> this is gb news, the people's channel, britain's election . channel. >> welcome back. it's 339. i'm martin daubney on gb news. now, remember, at 4:00, we'll bring you the royal british legion service. live from normandy ahead of the 80th anniversary of d—day. tomorrow promises to be unmissable and emotional. and you might not know that a small scottish town played a crucial role in preparations for the normandy landings on june 6th, 1944, in fact, as you're about to discover, many locals don't even know it either. so gb news scotland reporter tony mcguire has the story. >> to the untrained eye, the seaside town of

bev turner. the panel is back . mike turner. the panel is back.appeal it. >> to be honest, it makes me feel a bit ill. this i mean, you know, it's the deep south and it's the retribution of, against criminals. and we've all seen the films about how people are treated down there . but treated down there. but basically, louisiana judges court ordered surgical castration, right? for people convicted of sex crimes against younger children under the age of 13. now, i've got two views on this one as a disincentive to commit appalling crimes like that. i think it's quite a good idea because all men fear, you know, the ultimate . snip. yes, know, the ultimate. snip. yes, exactly . emasculation. exactly. emasculation. emasculation. not snip a snip. it just means you stop the process. yeah, actually removing them. castration. that's that's every man's ultimate nightmare and horror. so if it turned out to be a great deterrent, i'd be for it. but would i actually do it myself? and that's always the test for me of whether you support, you know, an extreme crim

bev turner and andrew. what have you lost, pen. oh, right. good. >> can't work without a pen now, did you see this at the weekend? >> so there was a calf. it was run down by a surrey police car. it's now being nursed back to health. according to the family who owned the farm that the calf escaped from. >> well, he didn't just he didn't run him over once. he ran him over twice. >> no, we're not showing you the footage. the footage is really shocking. it was on friday night. this was. and obviously the footage emerged on social media on saturday morning because these days you can't do anything without somebody filming it. and putting it on the social media. so the police officer who was driving this vehicle has now been taken off front line duties until a full investigation is completed. and i feel like i'm yet again in one of these situations where i'm the only person in the country who thinks the police officer was just doing his job, i, i think i think what i'd have done was called a vet. >> there's an emergency numbers for vets everywhere,

tom moore gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. very good morning. >> so good news. inflation has fallen in a boost for rishi sunak. inflation has fallen back to the bank of england's 2% target. >> and labour's war on savers. senior tories claim the labour leader, sir keir starmer, is planning to wollop savers and homeowners with tax rises and bods homeowners with tax rises and boris jets off boris johnson has decided he'll go ahead with his houday decided he'll go ahead with his holiday plans. >> after all, rather than help campaign for the tories and covid fine amnesty. >> the former justice covid fine amnesty. >> the formerjustice secretary >> the former justice secretary in charge during the pandemic wants the slate wiped clean more than 29,000 people who were given criminal convictions for breaking covid rules, and putin visits north korea. >> there was a red carpet welcome for the russian president as his meeting with nonh president as his meeting with north korean leader kim jong un gets underway . gets underway. interesting and diverse show this morning. >> c

bev turner. of thousands and thousands, tens of thousands of british troops joined allied nations storming the beaches of normandy. >> d—day opened the long awaited second front, of course, helping to liberate france from nazi rule. so joining us now is our presenter. well, ellie is has been working incredibly hard overin been working incredibly hard over in normandy, normandy. we're going to give ellie a few more minutes off while cameron stays with us. now here. i mean, this isn't just a commemoration, is it? of the history , cameron. is it? of the history, cameron. it's very much a royal event. >> yeah , it absolutely is. >> yeah, it absolutely is. because, as we said earlier, the king and by extension the royal family has an incredibly important relationship with the armed forces. the king is colonel in chief, you know , the colonel in chief, you know, the head of the armed forces. so he knows the sacrifice choices that these people make. and his grandfather, of course , was grandfather, of c

bev. >> 1007 with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. ur droves this morning. >> right you are. nikki has said bev and andrew are you both coordinated in red so you can carry on your left wing leanings ? >> but 7 >> but that's fair to only accuse me of left wing leanings about 40 years. >> i had a pink dress laid out this morning. my >> i had a pink dress laid out this morning . my little girl this morning. my little girl came in. she said, is that what you're wearing, mummy? i said, yes, she went, what's your co—presenter wearing today? and i said, oh, i don't know. so we turned on the tv. there he was. and she went, right, i'll go and get you a red dress. >> how sweet is that? >> how sweet is that? >> bless her. she got the red dress out for me so that we'd match. >> yeah. nothing to do with political leanings, because, i've never voted labour in my life, and i have no idea who i'm going to vote for in this election . election. >> i'm just putting it out there. i have no idea. well, i'm certainly not bakhmut keir starmer i can't, i genu

bev turner what happens. next? bev turner fire! get ready, britain. here we go . we go. has just finished. let's take a look, shall we, at some of the key moments, there was a potentially worrying glimpse into the future as sir keir starmer refused to put a number on immigration. >> migration is at record levels at the moment. under this government. they've completely lost control. we need to get that number down. we need to get it significantly down. i'm not going to put an arbitrary figure on it, because every single politician who has put a number on it has never met that number. but we need to get it down. we need to get it down. but you're asking is that a reason not to do it? >> not to do it? >> not to do it? >> we want to get it down significantly. it needs to be balanced immigration so that it works for our economy and works for our country. >> so sir keir starmer, they're refusing to put a number on the immigration figure that he wants. but then rishi sunak was taken to task over this bizarre betting scandal that's been engulfing his party. >> well, like you, i

you can even talk to me , bev turner or any of talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb . simply go to family. simply go to gbnews.com/yoursay . gbnews.com/yoursay. >> hi, welcome back to gb news saturday with me dawn neesom on your telly, online and on digital radio. now before we go to the football, which is very important, george is finishing may. wasn't that warm? you said it was. no, it wasn't me saying it was. no, it wasn't me saying it was. no, it wasn't me saying it was warm. it's the met office, remember? it's one of the official. the official may's on record. warm. yeah. it wasn't was it? right now let's talk football, shall we, scotland. i was supporting scotland yesterday, by the way. i know that's wrong. they've been thrashed by five goals to one against germany in the euros last night. the opening match, so a lot of people were watching it . it just went from bad to it. it just went from bad to worse to the scots, didn't it , worse to the scots, didn't it, whereas the germans have gained a major confidence boost as a tournament kicks off, england prepared t

you can even talk to me bev turner or any of the members of the gb news .is is gb news and we are britain's election channel. this vote may seem to be about the politicians in the media, but it's actually about you and we won't ever forget that join us up and down the country as we follow every moment together . follow every moment together. now more than ever. it's important to hear all sides as you make your decision ahead of polling day . we're here for you. polling day. we're here for you. this is gb news the people's channel this is gb news the people's channel, britain's election channel. welcome back. it's approaching 440 . i'm martin approaching 440. i'm martin daubney. and this is gb news now, if your idea of a good friday night in in is watching politicians talk over each other , then you're in for a treat because penny mord and angela rainer will join the leaders of a liberal democrats reform uk, the green party the snp and plaid camry in a televised debate later on this evening, a g debate later on this evening, a 6 bs debate later on this eveni

i'm bev turner sitting in tonight for patrick christys.ing to bring absolute rubbish . we've absolutely rubbish. we've absolutely guaranteed we will not raise taxes for work. >> i'm. i'm going to policies. >> i'm. i'm going to policies. >> are you going to take out of your manifesto which ones you would pay for? >> our manifesto isn't just that. their leaders are dull. don't clearly. well, very dull in the case of labour. >> but tonight will not be dull because seven representatives of the main parties have just gone toe to for toe the last 90 minutes. and here @gbnews, you've joined us at exactly the right time. tonight we're going to bring you the bombshell reaction and analysis of all the big moments. and we're going to start by asking who won the debate. well, my panel of political experts give their view next tonight, i'm joined by former conservative mp paul scully, journalist and author harriet

this is britain's newsroom on gb news. >> 1022 bev turner reading.ex—husband, james cracknell . ex—husband, james cracknell. this is gb news andrew joy. >> that andrew. >> that andrew. >> he's a nice boy. i've met him once.i >> he's a nice boy. i've met him once. i think he's a very nice bloke, actually. he's very nice. and i think he was quite right to speak out. and he will feel the heat because tory hq will be furious with him. but he said what he thinks and he shouldn't back off. >> you don't employ a guy like james and not know that he's going to be frank and honest. and at times, if that's uncomfortable, then so be it. and i genuinely think that the british public want more politicians who are going to be honest. it's what people hear repeatedly is that they don't trust politicians. >> so we have in the studio with us our panel, piers pottinger and former labour mp luciana berger, we can talk about, jk rowling, conversion therapy. you lot are losing the women's vote. >> well, i don't think i don't think that's true at all. i mean, i was out kno

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so lawless.killers in the uk after killing a teenager with a machete in wolverhampton. would you want these killers to be named tax cutting tories? >> the prime minister will put tax cuts at the heart of the tory party manifesto, which is being launched shortly. we'll bnng being launched shortly. we'll bring that to you as it happens , bring that to you as it happens, and labour want to look after you. >> they've launched their health plan for children this morning . plan for children this morning. >> and the lib dems launching their rural gp fund, and promise that all patients will be seen by a doctor within seven days. olivia utley has more . olivia utley has more. >> yes, the lib dems are trying to be the left wing party of opposition, while keir starmer takes the centre ground. but how are they doing in the polls? find out more with me very soon . on. >> so rishi sunak is currently , >> so rishi sunak is currently, what? filling up the tank with petrol? changing the tires is it silverstone to

you can even talk to me bev turner, or any of the members of the news family.e britain's election channel. >> this vote may seem to be about the politicians in the media, but it's actually about you. >> and we won't ever forget that. >> join us up and down the country as we follow every moment together. now more than even moment together. now more than ever, it's important to hear all sides as you make your decision ahead of polling day. >> we're here for you. >> we're here for you. >> this is gb news, the people's channel >> this is gb news, the people's channel, britain's election . channel. >> welcome back. your time is 438. i'm martin daubney. this is gb news. now at the top of the show, we broke the news that a major new opinion poll says the conservatives will suffer their worst general election defeat for over a century. but there was one bit of good news for rishi sunak today. inflation is back down at the bank of england's target of 2% for the first time since july 2021, and chancellor jeremy first time since july 2021, and chancellorjeremy hunt says t

you can even talk to me bev turner or any of the members of the news family.b news. well, i'm delighted to announce i'm now joined by security minister tom tugendhat. tom, welcome to the show. we have to talk about this labour supermajority. it very much feels to people, tom, that grant shapps has sent up the white flag. it's not talking about if the tories have any chance of winning. it's now talking about how bad the defeat is going to be and seems to be a desperate plea to get people to still stick with the conservatives. so you don't get wiped out as a minister of state for security, this seems to be more now about job security. >> no, it's absolutely not about that. >> martin, look, it's lovely to see you again. as always , but see you again. as always, but you would not expect me to run up any white flags ever. >> and i'm not going to do it now. this is a fight to the line. it's a fight to the end. and we've got a hell of a lot of campaigning to go. >> we're about halfway through the campaign, so it's hardly surprising . surprising. >> there's some bumps

you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family.ime is 339. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. veterans have been travelling to france ahead of the 80th anniversary of d—day. this thursday. d—day, of course, remains the largest amphibious landing in military history, which saw more than 150,000 allied troops risking their lives by storming nazi occupied beachesin lives by storming nazi occupied beaches in normandy . and that beaches in normandy. and that was a huge turning point in the war. well, veterans will be taking part in commemorative events across the uk and france as part of the commonwealth war graves commission's lighting their legacy campaign. i'm delighted to say we can now cross to join gb news presenter eddie costello, who is in normandy, for their arrival with that torch of commemoration. elie, i'm so, so envious. what a magnificent moment. you're there to witness it. tell us more . to witness it. tell us more. >> well, i know how passionate you feel about this, martin, and just how important it is that this torch of

you can even talk to me bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family.n gb news now. doctors will be pushing the next government for tougher rules on drink driving . the rules on drink driving. the british medical foundation say they want to see it's reduced they want to see it's reduced the limit to a small glass of wine or beer. and to discuss this, we're now joined by a trustee of the campaign against dnnk trustee of the campaign against drink driving, john scruby, john, welcome to the show. so the trend has been stubbornly high. in fact, john, we've actually seen an increase in dnnk actually seen an increase in drink driving fatalities. do you think the answer is just better education or like the bmf, do you think it's time to clamp down on drink driving, perhaps, and ban it altogether ? and ban it altogether? >> it's certainly time to clamp down. successive governments have failed to grasp the nettle. we've been campaigning for many, many years to get the drink drive limit reduced , we will drive limit reduced, we will never achieve a zero result fo

you can even talk to me , bev turner or any of talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gbgbnews.com/yoursay. >> welcome back to gb news with me dawn neesom on your telly, onune me dawn neesom on your telly, online and on digital radio now it's almost like a scene from a horror film or a really, really scary sci fi film. think alien, two astronauts are stuck in space. this week, nasa announced that the craft due to bring them back to earth had five helium leaks, five dead manoeuvring thrusters, and a propellant valve that failed to close completely. i've studied this and know what i'm talking about. so the two astronauts are currently stranded on the international space station waiting for a ride home. uber, don't go out there. i don't think, do they? they charge, wouldn't they, joining me now is space expert andy lound, who has models. i feel like i'm in blue peter. it was always a childhood thing to do. blue peter. andy, thank you so much for coming in. now, i you might have guessed , now, i you might have guessed, given our conversation, the break where i'm referring to

and i think bev turner said a lot of really important things on this that there's got to be some repercussions you know, i mean, matt hancock tried his best to disappear, but there were so many mistakes made. but mistakes are one thing. but if you're wilfully lying to the people, then you should be punished for that. at the very least, you should be punished by not holding office. if you're deliberately lying to the people. they knew that there was no no science to support a lot of the stuff that they did, and they did it anyway, because maybe they like power, maybe they like to control people. but this is a do you call it a lie? so much of it was. yeah. so much of it was deliberate. and i call it a lie. i mean, look at the whatsapps from matt hancock. they you know, he knew that this stuff wasn't going to work, these things that he was doing. and same in the us with fauci. and, you know, he just testified a few weeks ago, it was probably humiliating for him. but he deserves it. he deserves to be humiliated. and, you know, he knew that six feet was just not a thing. he knew that masks didn't w

you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news .in me. nana akua for an informative interactive news program with a difference. it's fun . it's true that you're not fun. it's true that you're not wrong . no one will be cancelled. wrong. no one will be cancelled. lovely join me from 3 pm. every weekend. only on gb news, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back to gb news saturday with me dawn neesom on your telly, online and on digital radio. hope you have a wonderful weekend out there on the weather is good for you. it's we're having a heat wave but more of that coming up. any case now we'll talk some roles. the king sadly may have to downscale his plans for his overseas visit to australia and new zealand. one royal source says king charles is expected to travel to australia in late october, but it's been now reported that the kings hopes to visit neighbouring new zealand along the way have been pushed aside as he continues to recover from his cancer diagnosis and treatment ..joining me now is treatment.. joi

you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family.ws.com/yoursay say. >> hello! welcome back to gb news sunday with me dawn neesom on your telly, online and on their digital radio. now lots of you have been sending your thoughts in and i'm going to read some out some of the polite ones, i mean, maybe joe, maybe not so polite about you at the moment, but you know, you know what, i don't care. no, i know, i know. >> the thing is, dawn, i don't know whether any of those messages that you get actually come from real people. >> no, absolutely. >> no, absolutely. >> and i think in the old days, if they were real people, a lot of them would have been on lined paperin of them would have been on lined paper in green ink, capital letters, very hard. yeah, but they could be bots and all. >> i know i'm. yeah, absolutely. i mean, basically a lot of people are saying and a lot of people are saying and a lot of people sympathy over michael mosley story and the family. and i think that probably the most important message is at the moment, so we're ju

you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family.oursay say. >> welcome back to gb news saturday with me dawn neesom on your tv, online and on digital radio now manchester city have support from three clubs after declaring war on the premier league . it emerged earlier this league. it emerged earlier this week that city would battle the top flight the organisation's commercial rules. pretty much understands city are unhappy with the current rules in place, with the regulations limiting how much companies linked to club owners can spend on sponsorship deals. do keep up at the back there because aidan magee is here now to explain exactly what's going on. >> on. >> so good afternoon. first of all, dawn looking very lovely as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the summer barbecue, which i believe you are. >> yes i am, i am, yeah. less more more on that later i'm sure. so manchester city have basically i wouldn't call it a count. it's almost counter suing the premier league in a way, because the premier league are accusing them of bloat

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce .r and andrew pierce. >> well, did you watch the. did you watch it last night? sir keir starmer won the snap poll after both he and the prime minister were interviewed last night. soon he was actually booed when he entered the tv studio . studio. >> economic growth pledge labour leader sir keir starmer has refused to rule out tax rises and later this morning he's going to launch his party's manifesto in manchester during this show, cancer treatment delays more than 380,000 patients haven't been treated on time since 2015. >> we're asking have you been impacted by this? we'd like to hear from you and pierce versus maguire. >> yep. some people paid real money to go and watch andrew pierce and kevin maguire talk to each other on stage last night. the clash of the left versus the right. the audience asked andrew and kevin if gb news would be shut down. can i just tell you, my dear ? my dear? >> i tell you, my dear, wishful thinking. ofcom will not close down gb news and there'd be no market

i'm bev turner in for patrick christys tonight. the news broke this evening.s will return to the public spotlight at trooping the public spotlight at trooping the colour. we're going to look at kate's very personal statement and tell you what to expect from her tomorrow . world expect from her tomorrow. world leading cancer specialist karol sikora will bring us a doctor's perspective, and i'm going to talk to one cancer surviving mother who is in a similar situation but without the gold carriages . carriages. >> plus, we are now the real opposition reform have overtake the tories in the latest polling. >> so should leader nigel farage now be included in every leadership debate and now, now, now, now we are the people. >> we must be silenced . >> we must be silenced. >> we must be silenced. >> imagine you've had three rubbish years at uni since 2021 and this week your exams are cancelled because of a jumped up little do gooders deluded about their own influence in the middle east. we're going to speak to one oxford university student on the receiving end of thi

this evening, in the capable hands of bev turner. thanks to the team.m feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening. it's time for your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. it is feeling a bit fresh considering it is early summer at the moment, and there will be some showery bursts around through the next couple of days, all due to an area of low pressure just to the north northeast of us. that's driving some cooler air across the country, and also some showery bursts as well . the showery bursts as well. the showery bursts as well. the showery burst will be pushing their way southwards as we go through this evening and overnight. some clear spells in between, particularly across some eastern parts eastern scotland, north—east england, perhaps, where we get the clear skies here, temperatures could drop, could get into low single figures, possibly a touch of grass frost. nonetheless, a bit of a fresh chilly start for many of a fresh chilly start for many of us tomorrow. if we take a closer l

i'm bev turner in for patrick christys tonight. the news broke this evening.es will return to the public spotlight at trooping the public spotlight at trooping the colour. we're going to look at kate's very personal statement and tell you what to expect from her tomorrow . world expect from her tomorrow. world leading cancer specialist karol sikora will bring us a doctor's perspective, and i'm going to talk to one cancer surviving mother who is in a similar situation but without the gold carriages . carriages. >> plus, we are now the real opposition reform have overtake the tories in the latest polling. >> so should leader nigel farage now be included in every leadership debate and now, now, now, now we are the people. >> we must be silenced . >> we must be silenced. >> we must be silenced. >> imagine you've had three rubbish years at uni since 2021 and this week your exams are cancelled because of a jumped up little do gooders deluded about their own influence in the middle east. we're going to speak to one oxford university student on the receiving end of th

i'm bev turner sitting in tonight for patrick christys.te rubbish . we've absolutely rubbish. we've absolutely guaranteed we will not raise taxes for work. >> i'm. i'm going to policies. >> i'm. i'm going to policies. >> are you going to take out of your manifesto which ones you would pay for? >> our manifesto isn't just that. their leaders are dull. don't clearly. well, very dull in the case of labour. >> but tonight will not be dull because seven representatives of the main parties have just gone toe to for toe the last 90 minutes. and here @gbnews, you've joined us at exactly the right time. tonight we're going to bring you the bombshell reaction and analysis of all the big moments. and we're going to start by asking who won the debate. well, my panel of political experts give their view next tonight, i'm joined by former conservative mp paul scully, journalist and author harriet sergeant and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. we will be with you guys in just a moment. we're also expecting to hear from the conservatives

you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family.y seem to be about the politicians in the media, but it's actually about you . and we won't ever forget that. >> join us up and down the country as we follow every moment together. >> now more than ever, it's important to hear all sides as you make your decision ahead of polling day. >> we're here for you. this is gb news the people's channel. >> britain's election . >> britain's election. channel. >> britain's election. channel. >> welcome back. it's 437 and loads of you have been getting in touch. and let's read out a few of your your saves before we get stuck into the uk elections. on the topic of the 212 year olds convicted of murdering a 19 year old boy with a machete, adrian says this as nigel farage said stop and search needs to be forefront in knife crime. take these people and these knives off of our streets. on the topic off of our streets. on the topic of manifestos came out today. lib dems first with their manifesto. they want to rejoin the european union. they said they wa

you can even talk to me bev turner, or any of the members of the gb news family.ion channel. >> this vote may seem to be about the politicians and the media, but it's actually about you. we won't forget that. >> join us up and down the country as we follow every moment together. >> more than ever, it's important to hear all sides as you make your decision. >> in the run up to polling day, this is gb news the people's channel this is gb news the people's channel, britain's election . channel. >> welcome back. well, gb news viewers can see live pictures now direct from central london, where nigel farage will speak around about 4:04 pm. this afternoon. he said that he will make an emergency general election announcement from that very podium. you can see there. we'll bring that to you. of course, live right here on gb news. moving on the britain's got talent final last night was won by 28 year old sydney christmas from kent with a rendition of somewhere over the rainbow. but the show has come under fire over whether it can really be called britain's got talent, becau

andrew pierce and bev turner will be here for that. is other work here in the morning. so it's just me for now. hopefully he'll be here in the next seven minutes cutting it fine. we i'm also i'm interested in what you were also saying there about labour's definition of a working person. theidea definition of a working person. the idea that if you've got savings, that means that you are somehow not a working person or haven't been or haven't been a fair game to tax, i mean, what about people who've worked all their lives? >> you see it constantly annoys me. >> this is a labour party phrase under blair and under brown and whatever. and it's always hard working people. what they really mean is poor people. so if it's poor people, we're talking about, nobody's arguing, say poor people. but right. you're not condemning hard working people because you can earn a fortune and be hard working sometimes. >> poor people aren't very hard working. yes, i know that might seem like a controversial thing to say , but every rich person to say, but every

gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you .arns that a vote for reform uk would lead to a decade of labour rule . labour rule. >> an out of touch in a tv interview to be broadcast later, rishi sunak was asked what he had to live without while he was growing up. take a listen to his answer. >> all sorts of things, like lots of people, there'll be all sorts of things that i would have wanted as a kid that i couldn't have. right. but famously, sky tv. so >> oh it's awkward. that is, you know, the plight of the potholes. labour's turning to local issues, promising to fix 1 million potholes every year if they come into power and farage under attack again. >> a man has been arrested for throwing a rock at the leader of reform uk, nigel farage, while he was on the campaign trail. he says it simply won't stop him campaigning . in. campaigning. in. >> got david davis in the studio

well, we look forward to the programme half past with bev turner. of course. thank you andrew.doing today, i hopeit whatever you're doing today, i hope it works out well for you. and that the weather sort of does something consistent. nothing else . nothing else. >> you know where you stand exactly. >> we'll be back from 6:00 tomorrow. up next, as you know, britain's newsroom with andrew and bev. but first, here's your forecast with honour. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, there's still plenty of sunny spells and showers in the forecast this week, but from midweek onwards, plenty of dry weather and we'll even start to see some sunshine. a cloudy start for monday though, across the central slice of the uk with some showers starting to break through and on the whole a rather unsettled day with sunny spells and showers. the driest of the weather is going to be across the south and southeast, where we'll see plenty of sunshine . it may just turn hazy su

kemi badenoch is andrew pierce and bev turner. but also listening to in all of that.ic are not stupid. >> the public are not stupid. >> we understand. they could have been having this conversation two, five, ten years ago. >> suddenly, you see, there's the woman. the woman that got in touch with you, you were talking about. and she was saying nothing about the cost of navalny, nothing about housing, which i think housing is a real issue that no one's talking about. so you have sunak coming out with his ice cream cones yesterday, and that gets a picture and whatever. and starmer just picture and whatever. and starmerjust looking stupid the starmer just looking stupid the way he does all the time. >> and what were the other big thing? what about social care. absolutely. i mean that's the story today about these care workers. >> foreign care workers. >> foreign care workers. >> yeah i mean it's appalling. i mean, no party yet. i mean, maybe nobody's budgeted for it. not not a word has been said about it, which is it's appalling. it's one of the biggest issues facing all

. >> so bev turner has saved the day. i've sent her a message. she's bringing me in a top. might have looked good like the top. >> we might want a different award then. >> that might have been. might have been. >> falls off in the car than it falls off when you're wearing it. so that's the main thing. could be much worse, doesn't it? >> it could be much worse. finnegan can live and tell us that story. >> let's get into politics now to the campaign and the metropolitan police facing scrutiny as they are alleged to have leaked the identities of some conservatives involved in this election betting scandal and away from that scandal, voters go to got to see more of rishi sunak and sir keir starmer last night during their election showdown hosted by the sun, where they were quizzed over everything from immigration, brexit and even trans rights . brexit and even trans rights. joining us now to chat through all of that, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, very nice to see you. >> very good to see you amy. good morning elizabeth. thank you. >> so what do you think ? what >> so what d

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning to you.ght, and that a sunak was booed whilst entering the tv studio . studio. >> economic growth pledge labour leader sir keir starmer has refused to rule out tax rises and this morning he's going to launch. hooray! we can't wait. his party's manifesto in manchester. >> this is a strange story. online abuse crackdown the fa has spent a quarter of £1 million for a police unit to catch people who abuse england players on social media during the euro 2024 campaign, an waste of money. oh, look at this, andrew pierce versus kevin maguire. there was a clash of the right and the left last night at leicester square theatre. the audience asked andrew and kevin if gb news will be shut down. >> just tell you, my dear, can i just tell you, my dear wishful thinking. ofcom will not close down gb news and there'd be no market for a left wing channel. you've got a left wing channel. it's called the bbc, ofcom, ofcom, ofcom. woke .

. >> you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family.tys every weeknight from 9:00. i bring you two hours of unmissable, explosive debate and headline grabbing interviews. >> what impact has that had? >> what impact has that had? >> we got death threats and the bomb threat and so on. >> our job is to do what's in >> ourjob is to do what's in the best interest of our country. you made my argument for me one time. my guests and i tackle the issues that really matter with a sharp take on every story i'm hearing up and down the country. >> that was a beginning, not an end. >> patrick christys tonight from 9 pm. only on gb news, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> hello. good afternoon and welcome. it is 3:00. welcome to gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next few hours , me and for the next few hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines. right now. this show is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course it is yours. we'll be debating d

. >> you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family. >> simply go tome back. right okay, now we are going to sunny spain, and we are going to find out why they don't want us to go to sunny spain, but first of all, i'm going to read out some of your emails because some of them are actually, some of them are really, really nice about emma. not so nice about you , scarlett. i'm sorry about you, scarlett. i'm sorry about that. i'm suspicious, but a lot of people . very interesting. of people. very interesting. lots of support in the room for reform and. but i mean, people are saying, well, with the farage situation , this is nick, farage situation, this is nick, why is it farage always runs in the race when he sees the finish line? he runs in the other direction. is he afraid of commitment now? a couple of people have said that. go, emma. >> thank you . i'll pay you later. >> absolutely. yeah. >> absolutely. yeah. >> check is in the post. >> check is in the post. >> what's your mom's name again, no, my mum does not watch television , and she doesn't televi

you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family.com/yoursay or say. >> oh lordy lordy. >> oh lordy lordy. >> welcome back to a gb news sunday with me dawn neesom on your tv online and digital radio. now lots of you have been sending your thoughts in. i'm sorry i haven't had time to read any of them out. it's so busy this afternoon, now talking of, we were talking about work shy brits earlier on, especially the younger generation, and. donald. hi, donald, why would you want to work when the government will pay you to work when the government will pay you to sit at home playing video games? meanwhile, james, on the same subject, says, both my sons went to university to get master's degree. the olders at manchester council planning department. the younger is an engineering company in bolton. my ex and i told them the hard work is learning and getting qualifications. nothing wrong with working hard is there and finally, mark on the topic of the eu because it's happy brexit day eight years, and mark says nobody voted to leave the eu for

he's also done the same with bev turner. previously what's his problem?, this westminster studio. so paddington is getting refurbed. we're having a spring makeover from next week. it's going to look sparkling and, you know, brand new. but for the moment we are in westminster, which to say the least, is quite intimate . the least, is quite intimate. >> so very small room. >> so very small room. >> yeah, there's your answer, graham. elsewhere ellie. one for you. oh, yeah, they say mel. good morning. mail morning mail. gb news. in the interest of your contributors and viewers , not contributors and viewers, not mine, obviously. can we have pics of ellie in her swiftae gear later ? yes. gear later? yes. >> i promise i will put them on instagram. when are you going again? >> are you wearing a choice of two outfits? >> i've got a velour pink sparkly number. i'm going to wembley tonight to see taylor swift. if you're just tuned in, you're like, what are you talking about? velour number? and then i've also got a tiered hot pink fuchsia mini dress and a cowboy hat