so nevena bridgen , this bridgen. so nevena bridgen, this is bridgen.vaccine injuries to. well,— comment which compared vaccine injuries to. well, the argument tnot— injuries to. well, the argument to te— injuries to. well, the argument was that he compared it to the totooowet. — was that he compared it to the holocaust. he— was that he compared it to the holocaust. he didn't actually eonnonen— holocaust. he didn't actually oonnonen tt— holocaust. he didn't actually eonnonen tt to— holocaust. he didn't actually compare it to the— holocaust. he didn't actually compare it to the holocaust, did nee— compare it to the holocaust, did to? te— compare it to the holocaust, did net to eott— compare it to the holocaust, did net to eott tt— compare it to the holocaust, did he? he said it was— compare it to the holocaust, did he? he said it was the worst eoontot— he? he said it was the worst scandal since— he? he said it was the worst scandal since holocaust. scandal since the holocaust. howeve— scandal since the holocaust. however this— scandal since the holocaust

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orormo— bridgen sues matt hancock over orormo mo— bridgen sues matt hancock over claims his covid_ bridgen the, you know, he might andrew bridgen might have gone too far criticising the vaccination program . um, it vaccination program. um, it might have saved lots of lives. i mean, we know there are there lives saved and their, their lives saved and their, their lives destroyed as but to lives destroyed as well. but to call it anti—semitic, i mean, i think this is a this is a dangerous thing. people accuse as of being as other people of being hateful, you know, being racist. transphobes sick, anti—semitic or whatever it is. and i think it be a hate crime to it should be a hate crime to accuse hate because accuse someone of hate because it'd interesting . so much it'd be interesting. so much damage. iagree it'd be interesting. so much damage. i agree with and damage. i agree with you. and rr-u— damage. i agree with you. and rr-u oo— damage. i agree with you. and rr-u oo o— damage. i agree with you. and rr-u oo o wory— 33 i agree with you. and it'll be a very interesting test _oom-r— it'll b

now, bridgen was expelled by the heme— now, bridgen was expelled by the rehee erer— now, bridgen wastive party lost its conservative party has lost its way it longer is relatable way. it no longer is relatable to the hopes and aspirations of the people, and i think parliament has lost its way and we seem to have a uni party. there's no real opposition. and what we do know is that anyone that speaks out against the narrative, as i have done, will be cancelled . we i believe we be cancelled. we i believe we should have a parliament that legislates for the people. what we've now got is a parliament that that creates problems for the people and that can't be tolerated . we need to reclaim tolerated. we need to reclaim our democracy. andrew well , our democracy. andrew well, there we go. he was talking to amher— there we go. he was talking to andrew pierce— there we go. he was talking to andrew pierce earlier- “hi"hi; gin he was talking to andrew pierce earlier on shini; gin he was talking to andrew pierce earlier on on to rhe— andrew pierce earlier on on to rhe herm— andrew pierce earlie

orormo— bridgen sues matt hancock over orormo mo— bridgen sues matt hancock over claims his covid_ bridgenou know, he might andrew bridgen might have gone too far criticising the vaccination program . um, it vaccination program. um, it might have saved lots of lives. i mean, we know there are there lives saved and their, their lives saved and their, their lives destroyed as but to lives destroyed as well. but to call it anti—semitic, i mean, i think this is a this is a dangerous thing. people accuse as of being as other people of being hateful, you know, being racist. transphobes sick, anti—semitic or whatever it is. and i think it be a hate crime to it should be a hate crime to accuse hate because accuse someone of hate because it'd interesting . so much it'd be interesting. so much damage. iagree it'd be interesting. so much damage. i agree with and damage. i agree with you. and rr-u— damage. i agree with you. and rr-u oo— damage. i agree with you. and rr-u oo o— damage. i agree with you. and rr-u oo o wory— 33 i agree with you. and it'll be a very interesting test _oom-r— it'll be a ver

andrew bridgen , by the way, will andrew bridgen, by the way, will reee— andrew bridgen, by the way,s eteet a— come out blue. he probably gets eteet a er— come out blue. he probably gets about 4 or 5000— come out blue. he probably gets about 4 or 5000 votes- r he probably gets about 4 or 5000 votes because tte— about 4 or 5000 votes because we ntm. — about 4 or 5000 votes because we ntm. tee— about 4 or 5000 votes because it's him. you wonder why he tttnt— it's him. you wonder why he tttn-t teet— it's him. you wonder why he didn't just stand— it's him. you wonder why he didn't just stand as an independent- didn't just stand as an independent if he's if didn't just stand as an- independent-if he's if he's independent then if he's if he's eenettteente— independent then if he's if he's constituents like— independent then if he's if he's constituents like him so much ent— constituents like him so much ent tnew— constituents like him so much ent tnew eeme— constituents like him so much and they some of— constituents like him so much and they some of them some of mem — and they some of the

bridgen i think he's gotlhee h— he's right, bridgen i think he's gotlhee th hrs— he's right, bridgenmself come a cropper here. yeah. it's going to he— cropper here. yeah. it's going to he very— cropper here. yeah. it's going to be very interesting- i "eie yeah. it's going to be very interesting that. wett— to be very interesting that. wow that— to be very interesting that. well that is— to be very interesting that. well that is it— to be very interesting that. well that is it section two. well that is it for section two. corhhg— well that is it for section two. corhhg-three- well that is it for section two. coming-three, we. well that is it for section two.- coming-three, we have coming up in part three, we have stateht— coming up in part three, we have student snowflakes, shakespeare and - frankenstein - and slurs and frankenstein toetwses. — and slurs and frankenstein foetuses. what— and slurs and frankenstein foetuses. what a buffet. see you in foetuses. what a buffet. see you to a— foetuses. what a buffet. see you to a eowpte— mornings on gb news. the heopte-s— mornings on gb new

and andrew bridgen absolutely andrew bridgen is absolutely moho— andrew bridgen is absolutely mom—rho so they ohwouskw— the constituency. so they obviously didn't think it was anti—semitic— obviously didn't think it was anti—semitic either. i think whor-s—rho- anti—semitic either. i think. what's—the reclaim what's happened, the reclaim rohw-s— what's happened, the reclaim horrw-s wow— what's happened, the reclaim horrw-s h— what's happened, the reclaim party's view in general, is that we party's view in general, is that wo shouko— party's view in general, is that we should have— party's view in general, is that we should have free speech and ohowo— we should have free speech and ohowo oh.— we should have free speech and ohowo oh. wo— we should have free speech and above all, we should have free shoooh—or- speech in the house of parliament.— speech in the house of parliament. we are running at 22, parliament. we are running at 22. rush— parliament. we are running at 22. rusr oo— parliament. we are running at 22, just over 20%_ parliament. we are running at 22, just over 20% excess dea

andrew bridgen debate tense eeet— andrew bridgen debate tense eeet tte — andrew bridgen debate tense power whe weete— exploitation by anyone in power whe weete te— exploitation by anyone in power who wants to silence dissent. teeh. — who wants to silence dissent. teeh. .tt-e— who wants to silence dissent. yeah. .it's almost- who wants to silence dissent. yeah. .it's almost the. who wants to silence dissent. . yeah. .it's almost the steps yeah. and it's almost the steps that then have to be taken one step getting to the hate. step before getting to the hate. yes. but then there the problems, fact that if you problems, the fact that if you if any hateful material if you own any hateful material , this will be a problem. if you are preparing stuff like that. and the bottom of the and right down the bottom of the rules, the one that really gets me is it's illegal to withhold your if want your password. and if they want to out what's in to try and find out what's in your i've taken your computer, i've always taken pride the fact that i come up pride in the fact that i come up with a reall

andrew bridgen debate tense eeet— andrew bridgen debate tense eeet tte — andrew bridgen debate tenseanyone in power who wants to silence dissent. teeh. — who wants to silence dissent. teeh. .tt-e— who wants to silence dissent. yeah. .it's almost- who wants to silence dissent. yeah. .it's almost the. who wants to silence dissent. . yeah. .it's almost the steps yeah. and it's almost the steps that then have to be taken one step getting to the hate. step before getting to the hate. yes. but then there the problems, fact that if you problems, the fact that if you if any hateful material if you own any hateful material , this will be a problem. if you are preparing stuff like that. and the bottom of the and right down the bottom of the rules, the one that really gets me is it's illegal to withhold your if want your password. and if they want to out what's in to try and find out what's in your i've taken your computer, i've always taken pride the fact that i come up pride in the fact that i come up with a really difficult password. so i get arrested, password. so if i get arrested, not cha

the north west leicestershire mp andrew bridgen has joined reclaim, a party set up by actor laurencest month after comparing covid vaccines to the "biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust". mr bridgen said he had been "a prisoner" in the conservatives and is resisting calls for a by—election. the ruling body of the welsh nationalist party, plaid cymru, has been meeting this evening, as the future of its leader, adam price, hangs in the balance. last week, a damning review alleged there was misogyny, harassment and bullying in the party. there are reports that mr price has already agreed to resign. our wales correspondent, hywel griffith, is outside the senedd in cardiff. what is the latest? this meeting bean at what is the latest? this meeting began at 8pm — what is the latest? this meeting began at 8pm and _ what is the latest? this meeting began at 8pm and we _ what is the latest? this meeting began at 8pm and we were - what is the latest? this meeting - began at 8pm and we were promised there would be a statement at its conclusion. there is nothing in my inbox, so we ca

the independent mp andrew bridgen has joined actor and activist laurence fox's reclaim party followingd made controversial claims about covid vaccines including comparing them to the holocaust. mr bridgen told a news conference in central london the "mainstream parties cannot be part of the solution" and that he "will not be the last" mp tojoin reclaim. he also rejected calls for him to resign and seek re—election under his new party label, saying he believed there would be a general election soon. donald trump has said he will appeal after being found to have sexually assaulted a woman, in a civil case in new york. the former us president abused a journalist, ejean carroll, in a department store in the city in the 1990s. he was also found liable for defamation — after calling the writer's accusations "a hoax and a lie". jessica parker is in washington. jessica, what does this mean for mr trump's political future? the needed consequences are that he has been ordered to pay $5 million in damages and as you say he is going to appeal and he has come out in competitive style saying it is a

so had andrew bridgen example. so i had andrew bridgen on myers. they on with fraser myers.th what they've got an idea iis. yeah. and that's what news is. yeah. and that's what tnew— news is. yeah. and that's what tnew nee— news is. yeah. and that's what they hate. they've— news is. yeah. and that's what they hate. they've constructed tnie— they hate. they've constructed tnie eweent — they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah— they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah _ they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah m0111 this avatar. yeah more importantly though, why is anyone buying the guardian anymore? awful middle class blairite rag . you don't buy it blairite rag. you don't buy it at blairite rag. you don't buy it et tne— blairite rag. you don't buy it at the bottom _ blairite rag. you don't buy it at the bottom of— . sg you don't buy it at the bottom of every article it says— at the bottom of every article it eewe wen-we— at the bottom of every article it says you've read 14,000 ewenien— it says you've read 14,000 guardian articles this year eeneitenng

so had andrew bridgen example. so i had andrew bridgen on myers. they on with fraser myers.'sat gb fit with what they've got an idea iis. yeah. and that's what news is. yeah. and that's what tnew— news is. yeah. and that's what tnew nee— news is. yeah. and that's what they hate. they've— news is. yeah. and that's what they hate. they've constructed tne— they hate. they've constructed the eweent — they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah— they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah _ they hate. they've constructed this avatar. yeah w512: this avatar. yeah more importantly though, why is anyone buying the guardian anymore? awful middle class blairite rag . you don't buy it blairite rag. you don't buy it at blairite rag. you don't buy it et tne— blairite rag. you don't buy it at the bottom _ blairite rag. you don't buy it at the bottom of— . sg you don't buy it at the bottom of every article it at the bottom of every article tt says— at the bottom of every article tt eewe wen-we— at the bottom of every article it says you've read 14,000 ewenten— it says you've read

and well, some people , andrew bridgen, for some people, andrew bridgen, for nstnse— some people, andrewregulations. so if 50% of the countries in the world health assentty— countries in the world health assembly endorse the amendments to tne— assembly endorse the amendments to the international— assembly endorse the amendments to the international health megutattons— to the international health regulations ,_ to the international health regulations , then i think they regulations, then i think they woutt— regulations, then i think they woutt te— regulations, then i think they would be binding on us even if our parliament— would be binding on us even if our parliament hasn't ratified it. our parliament hasn't ratified m. r— our parliament hasn't ratified m. r ton-t— our parliament hasn't ratified it. i don't think— our parliament hasn't ratified it. i don't think that works ttte— it. i don't think that works mte tnat— it. i don't think that works like that because the domestic ettest— like that because the domestic ettest ot— like that because the domestic effect of international treatie

and well, some people , andrew bridgen, for some people, andrew bridgen, for heahhe— some people, andrew in the world health assembly endorse the amendments to assembly endorse the amendments he hhe— assembly endorse the amendments to the international— assembly endorse the amendments to the international health heaahahhehe— to the international health regulations ,_ to the international health regulations , then i think they regulations, then i think they weahe— regulations, then i think they weahh he— regulations, then i think they would be binding on us even if our parliament— would be binding on us even if our parliament hasn't ratified it. our parliament hasn't ratified h. h— our parliament hasn't ratified h. h heh-h— our parliament hasn't ratified it. i don't think— our parliament hasn't ratified it. i don't think that works hhhe— it. i don't think that works hhhe hhah— it. i don't think that works like that because the domestic ehheeh— like that because the domestic ehheeh eh— like that because the domestic effect of international treaties veaahee— effect of international treaties

be taking andrew bridgen.g picket lines .— with workers again joining picket lines . more strikes are picket lines. more strikes are set— picket lines. more strikes are set to— picket lines. more strikes are set to te— picket lines. more strikes are set to be held— picket lines. more strikes are set to be held on— picket lines. more strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may— set to be held on the 31st of moo ont— set to be held on the 31st of not cnt tne— set to be held on the 31st of may and the 3rd— set to be held on the 31st of may and the 3rd of june. cc may and the 3rd of june. the day of tie— may and the 3rd of june. the day of tie it— may and the 3rd of june. the day of tie it cut— may and the 3rd of june. the day of the fa cup final at wembley. protesters are demonstrating against the proposed ulez expansion plan. the london's motoc— expansion plan. the london's itctot ttotosci— expansion plan. the london's mayor proposal to— the london's mayor proposal to expand the uittt— mayor proposal to expand

andrew bridgen seat, beb— take on. andrew bridgen seat, bgb bee— take on.king about issues with immigration in the about issues with immigration in bbe eegebev— about issues with immigration in bbe eegebev .— about issues with immigration in bbe eegebev . bbe— about issues with immigration in the country . the problems with the country. the problems with beebeebbeebeee— the country. the problems with protectionism in— the country. the problems with protectionism in the country. beb— protectionism in the country. bgb bb— protectionism in the country. bgb bb ee— protectionism in the country. but it was interrupted very dramatically— but it was interrupted very dramatically at— but it was interrupted very dramatically at the beginning by a dramatically at the beginning by e vbe— dramatically at the beginning by a man who came— dramatically at the beginning by a man who came on wanting to bebr— a man who came on wanting to bebb be— a man who came on wanting to bebb be ge— a man who came on wanting to bebb be ge ebb— a man who came on wanting to talk to us all a

andrew bridgen mp quotes a jewish scientist who says situation vaccine says the situation with vaccineld war ii and the comparisons are frankly lazy. one should be able to call out the financial corruption, the neo , the corruption, the neo, the shutting down of opposition parties and media, and the persecution of orthodox christians in the ukraine without being painted as a putin sympathiser. without being painted as a putin sympathiser . one can see the sympathiser. one can see the wrong in russia invading the ukraine whilst also seeing that the ukraine is far from perfect itself. nuance people . president itself. nuance people. president donald trump seems to be the only world leader who gets this right. in his recent interview with cnn , i was taken back by with cnn, i was taken back by how humane his response was when the biased interviewer clearly wanted to paint him into a corner in backing a winner , corner in backing a winner, trump called for peace instead when he was badgered to pick a side, he said, and i quote , i side, he said, and i quote, i don't think in terms of winni

andrew bridgen mp quotes a jewish scientist who says situation vaccine says the situation with vaccineld war ii and the comparisons are frankly lazy. one should be able to call out the financial corruption, the neo , the corruption, the neo, the shutting down of opposition parties and media, and the persecution of orthodox christians in the ukraine without being painted as a putin sympathiser. without being painted as a putin sympathiser . one can see the sympathiser. one can see the wrong in russia invading the ukraine whilst also seeing that the ukraine is far from perfect itself. nuance people . president itself. nuance people. president donald trump seems to be the only world leader who gets this right. in his recent interview with cnn , i was taken back by with cnn, i was taken back by how humane his response was when the biased interviewer clearly wanted to paint him into a corner in backing a winner , corner in backing a winner, trump called for peace instead when he was badgered to pick a side, he said, and i quote , i side, he said, and i quote, i don't think in terms of winni

so in bridgen's for case, the conservative party. of his his core support. but it's tnteweottng— his his core support. but it's interesting ing— his his core support. but it's interesting ing that one senator, at— interesting ing that one senator, at least, john cornyn nnon— senator, at least, john cornyn twon teo— senator, at least, john cornyn from texas, say— senator, at least, john cornyn from texas, say you can't win a genenot— from texas, say you can't win a general election— from texas, say you can't win a general election with just your oooe— general election with just your tooe .— general election with just your tooe . t— general election with just your tooe . t wow— general election with just your base. i you might get general election with just your base . i you might get the base. i you might get the tepwptteon— base. i you might get the republican ticket, but actually wtnntng— republican ticket, but actually wtnntng o— republican ticket, but actually winning a race— republican ticket, but actually winning a race for the

the tories were as that was not the case for the tory candidate, could not be endorsed by andrew bridgen that potentially labour have minority control here. we we may see that potentially labour have minority control here.- have minority control here. we can hear applause _ have minority control here. we can hear applause in — have minority control here. we can hear applause in the _ have minority control here. we can hear applause in the background i have minority control here. we can | hear applause in the background as another ward is an ounce. keep us posted as that would be a fascinating result if labour managed to take it, and also in the background all those really interesting issues around the local mp having been booted out of the conservative party, and nisha explaining why that had an interesting effect. a bit south at the bit is to andrew sinclair, he is in ipswich in suffolk for us. lots of interesting things happening in suffolk, all sorts of different races but can we start first of all on what could be a moment of history, that mid suffolk race where the green wants to be

pub owners like mark bridgen are calling for like mark bridgen are calling ten the— like mark bridgenp 70. you know, beef that we eene— went up 70. you know, beef that we eewe every— went up 70. you know, beef that we serve every sunday for our amazing— we serve every sunday for our anaztne nast— we serve every sunday for our amazing roast has— we serve every sunday for our amazing roast has gone through the neat.— amazing roast has gone through the neat. ant— amazing roast has gone through the roof. and we've we've ttnatty— the roof. and we've we've finally buckled - the roof. and we've we've finally buckled and put up the whee— finally buckled and put up the price at,— finally buckled and put up the price oh yea— finally buckled and put up the price of, you know, of our roast taneh— price of, you know, of our roast taneh whteh— price of, you know, of our roast lunch, which we— price of, you know, of our roast lunch, which we hated to do. so it's lunch, which we hated to do. so he everythtne— lunch, which we hated to do. so it's everything is— lunch, which we hated to do. so it's eve

being welcomed into andrew bridgen being welcomed hto the— andrew bridgen being welcomed hto the pottyht. elsewhere, some clear spells, but further showery rain will affect northern ireland, western scotland, western parts of england and wales. some more persistent rain possible in some spots northern ireland. spots across northern ireland. temperatures again then dipping to around the mid to high single figures, 10 or 11 in 1 or 2 spots, but a generally cloudy start to thursday, particularly towards the west. the cloud and the showery rain will once again move east through the day and by the afternoon it's a mix of sunny spells and showers. once again, the showers will be hit and miss. they're not going to affect everyone in and especially around coast . there especially around coast. there will be some sunshine in between. reaching between. temperatures reaching 17, perhaps celsius. so 17, perhaps 18 celsius. so a slight cooling trend later this week before those temperatures rise again into the weekend because from friday, especially in the north and into saturday, across the whole

look, you know, andrew bridgen's testimony where he's saying that mps on both sides of the chamber are great to speak. and of— cjc always so great to speak. and of course neil will be tatt— speak. and of course neil will be back 6:00— speak. and of course neil will be back 6:00 saturday night here on be back 6:00 saturday night here an tt— be back 6:00 saturday night here an et newe— be back 6:00 saturday night here on gb news. but— be back 6:00 saturday night here on gb news. but coming up, as it's on gb news. but coming up, as tt-e teteatet— on gb news. but coming up, as it's revealed, harry— on gb news. but coming up, as it's revealed, harry prince taw— it's revealed, harry prince harry ttat— it's revealed, harry prince harry ttat te— it's revealed, harry prince harry that is sometimes stays atane— harry that is sometimes stays atane at— harry that is sometimes stays atane at a— harry that is sometimes stays alone at a hotel— harry that is sometimes stays alone at a hotel in montecito away— alone at a hotel in montecito awaw tram — alone at a hotel in montecito away from meghan and

look, you know, andrew bridgen's testimony where he's saying that mps on both sides of the chamber arever. always so great to speak. and of— cite always so great to speak. and of course neil will be teet— speak. and of course neil will be back 6:00— speak. and of course neil will be back 6:00 saturday night here on be back 6:00 saturday night here en en— be back 6:00 saturday night here en en newe— be back 6:00 saturday night here on gb news. but— be back 6:00 saturday night here on gb news. but coming up, as it's on gb news. but coming up, as tt-e teyeeteet— on gb news. but coming up, as it's revealed, harry— on gb news. but coming up, as it's revealed, harry prince neny— it's revealed, harry prince henry tnet— it's revealed, harry prince henry tnet te— it's revealed, harry prince harry that is sometimes stays etene— harry that is sometimes stays etene et— harry that is sometimes stays etene et e— harry that is sometimes stays alone at a hotel— harry that is sometimes stays alone at a hotel in montecito ewey— alone at a hotel in montecito ewey teen — alone at a hotel in montecito away

the conservatives have done something similar with andrew because he was andrew bridgen because he was ottenses ton— colleagues are horrified for the offences for which _ colleagues are horrified for the offences for which he's been sonvistet— offences for which he's been sonvistet .— offences for which he's been convicted . now— offences for which he's been convicted . now we want to be convicted. now we want to be apsotptety— convicted. now we want to be absolutely clear.— convicted. now we want to be absolutely clear. we're on a isnio— absolutely clear. we're on a to— absolutely clear. we're on a mission to root— absolutely clear. we're on a mission to root out all of those wno— mission to root out all of those wpo petnay— mission to root out all of those wpo petnay tpe— mission to root out all of those who betray the standards and the vatpes— who betray the standards and the values we are committed to pppott— values we are committed to pppott ant— values we are committed to uphold and the— values we are committed to uphold and the public must be apie— uphold and the public must be