gardiner and the former labour minister bill rammell . welcome minister bill rammell. welcome to the studio, gentlemen. so fasten your seatbelts for a farm tastic show . tastic show. so coming next is the farmers fury in their own words. but that's right. after your headunes that's right. after your headlines with sophie reaper . headlines with sophie reaper. >> thank you. martin, the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines. farming leaders have accused the chancellor of refusing to engage with them over controversial changes to inheritance tax . changes to inheritance tax. that's as thousands of farmers have marched on westminster today. first unveiled in rachel reeves budget , the plans to reeves budget, the plans to impose inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1 million have sparked fury among rural communities. speaking at the protests in westminster , shadow protests in westminster, shadow secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs victoria atkins says the impact on farmers will be huge if older members of the family live p

bill rammell , they've doubled bill rammell, they've doubled down, and if you don't like it, you're justbigoted racist. >> yeah, it's totally weird . >> yeah, it's totally weird. when you sent it to me this afternoon, i thought this was a gb news wind up and it's got echoes for my sins. i'm still the only british minister ever to have been to north korea and negotiated there. and i remember being taken around a goat farm, and it was only when we left we realised we hadn't seen any goats and was there, and just lots of other stuff. and this has got similarities. there's nothing about cars within it. and you know, look, i believe that diversity is important , but that diversity is important, but i saw a clip from i think it was the chief executive a few months ago lauding the fact that they got 15 equality and diversity teams. they're throwing out cars at 100 grand a pop. you know , at 100 grand a pop. you know, it's difficult to be inclusive on that basis . and i think on that basis. and i think they've got it wrong. the only thing i'd say in their favour is one measure of advertising is

kelvin mackenzie, the former editor at the sun, and bill rammell, the former labour minister. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for the 6:00 news headlines . the 6:00 news headlines. >> thank you. michel, the time is just after 6:00. and these are your latest headlines. we're going to start this hour with some breaking news later this evening. the chancellor is expected to pledge to rip up financial red tape. in her first speech at mansion house. rachel reeves will argue that regulatory changes following the 2008 economic crash have gone too far, and that has had the effect of holding back growth as a result. it's anticipated she will announce a package of reforms aimed at driving competition across financial services. she's also expected to announce plans for pension mega funds, which could result in around 80 billion to invest in businesses and infrastructure. earlier on, pensions minister emma reynolds outlined these proposed plans. >> pensions minister, let me be absolutely clear that it is these two objectives that i'm holding in my mind all the time, which is

political commentator alex armstrong and the former labour defence minister bill rammell.evening to you all. good evening , alex armstrong. it's evening, alex armstrong. it's time to show auntie the red card . time to show auntie the red card. what are they? what are they doing? please explain. >> i don't think anyone knows. it seems it has to be a pr stunt. that's the best i best. i can come up with trying to make sense of everything that i've read here in the story pack. i don't know much about women's football. i'll be completely honest. >> you don't need to. it's not very good. >> well, there we go. and i wouldn't know who else i'd nominate. that sounds bigoted. >> so you'd have to say that these days. >> well, the thing is, every time i say this, people don't understand. it's not because women footballers are not good. if you actually, they've done studies where they've had male and women footballers side to side and you can't tell, like they move their heads, they look exactly the same. the problem is women footballers play on pitches designed for men, so they're the

he's back former labour mp bill rammell. thanks for coming bill. there's only one thing we can talk about this week and that's the us election. trump is back. will he make america great again, susan? and will he be a force for good across the globe? >> well, i think he's definitely going to be a force. but when you compare him to what the alternative could have been, it's quite interesting isn't it? you've got 50% of people in this country are really excited about the fact that trump is back. the other 50%, it's a bit like post brexit referendum in 2016. they're crying over their cornflakes , spilling their cornflakes, spilling their coffee, absolutely horrified at what's going on. interesting. just looking at my own personal facebook page, it's like mixed, you know, you've got half people showing this picture of the statue of liberty crying her eyes out in the other half, like posting american flags. and they're really, really happy for me. he was the best of two. not terribly exciting or, well, exciting characters, but not terribly. i think the b

the former conservative minister and bill rammell, the former labour minister. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for the 6:00 news. >> good evening. it's just gone. 6:00 i'm sarah hill with your latest headlines in the gb newsroom. the top story this evening, president joe biden has told americans to accept the choice. americans made and bring down the temperature following vice president kamala harris's defeat to donald trump in the us election. speaking at the white house, the president says the us electoral system is fair and can be trusted with just 74 days until president elect donald trump enters the white house, biden reminded americans of their responsibility to make the next weeks count . next weeks count. >> for over 200 years, america has carried on the greatest experiment in self—government in the history of the world and that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. we're the people. the people vote and choose their own leaders, and they do it peacefully. and we're in a democracy. the will of the people always prevails. yesterday i spoke with pres

i'm joined here in the studio by esther krakue bill rammell and stephen wolfe.good to see you guys. stephen wolfe. good to see you guys . thank stephen wolfe. good to see you guys. thank you for being here this evening. it's not a cheerful topic to start with, is it? it's really grim, bill. what else can be done for these victims? is it going to be enough that welby's stepped aside today? >> well, look, i'm not a practising christian, although i consider myself a christian. and i've always thought justin welby was a decent guy. but this incident, this series of incidents and the report that has come out demonstrate a shocking degree of an abdication of leadership. >> you know, he knew about it in 2013, never met any of the victims for seven years. >> you know, he didn't report it to the police. he didn't report it to the authorities in south africa. it is absolutely shocking in terms of what's done.i shocking in terms of what's done. i mean, one, the new choice of the archbishop of canterbury has got to be whiter than white. but i think there's got to be a compl

well, i'm very pleased to be joined now by the former armed forces minister under gordon brown bill rammell, thank you for coming in. and you had a reputation as a really serious defence minister. you must be saddened to see defence expenditure being cut , expenditure being cut, regardless of why it may be being done and the arguments that may be made about tory mismanagement, all of that. but just in principle, in these times, of all times, to see defence expenditure cut is not what we want. >> but jacob, i think that's a mischaracterisation. and firstly, the knockabout stuff about, you know, this is like jeremy corbyn. i don't think anyone's in any doubt that keir starmer and keir starmer's government are a million light years away from corbyn's agenda that keir opposed and i opposed. but this. >> hold on. hold on. as you've raised that i'm keir starmer was one of the most important members of jeremy corbyn's shadow cabinet. he called him his friend at that time. he wanted him to be elected . and wanted him to be elected. and actually jeremy corbyn got more votes numerically than keir sta

there's no future bill rammell is it worth it? >> what the labour party has done here?illion saved on the winter fuel allowance . was the winter fuel allowance. was that worth it? half £1 billion is going to be raised through this tax annually from farmers. that's £2 billion total. you spent £10 billion on pay rises for teachers and nhs workers. politics is about choices. the backlash has been massive. was this the wrong choice ? this the wrong choice? >> no, i think i think it was the right choice. and look, you can make a critique of any set of tax changes . can make a critique of any set of tax changes. but can make a critique of any set of tax changes . but what the of tax changes. but what the budget did deliver was a huge extra level of investment, particularly into the national health service. and that's what people voted for. >> you can't make out that if you don't tax farmers on inheritance tax, the nhs will stop. >> we've heard this my entire life, martin. you can make that argument about any of the tax changes. the bottom line is government has to raise taxes

migration and economic prosperity , steven economic prosperity, steven woolfe and ex—labour minister bill rammelland hereby calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an american citizen. oof! trump calls for migrants who kill americans to face the death penalty . is americans to face the death penalty. is that enough to swing the us election? get ready. britain here we go . britain here we go. has ed miliband been caught with his pants down next? >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 9:00. millions of americans across the us are casting their votes as donald trump and kamala harris are neck and neck to become the next president. donald trump cast his vote in florida earlier alongside his wife , melania. the alongside his wife, melania. the former president spoke to the media saying, i hear we're doing well. >> i feel very confident. i have felt, you know, we went in with a very big lead today and it looks like republicans have shown up in force. i don't have to tell them that, that there will be no violence. of course there'll be no violence. my support