next up, five. panellist, tanya buxton. next up, you five. panellist, tanya buxton.hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here of your gb news weather forecast provided by the met of that met office. those of us that hold on to clear skies overnight do have the chance seeing do have the chance of seeing the aurora. keep an out. aurora. so keep an eye out. unfortunately for southern areas of it is of england and wales, it is going turn increasingly going to turn increasingly cloudy this band of rain cloudy as this band of rain pushes could be some pushes its way in. could be some heavy at times. also heavy pulses at times. also quite particularly along quite windy, particularly along coastal rain, though, coastal areas. the rain, though, feeling air. so feeling in some milder air. so temperatures holding a temperatures here holding up a touch more overnight. but where you the skies you hold on to the clear skies across northeast england into scotland, very chilly scotland, it will be very chilly with some frost. also, these locations some fog locations seeing some fog form

like i found some stuff on earlier and once the boxes and then we about like buxton and then jb three who isn't in these boxes but in another reading we did and i feel like i'm enjoying the personal aspect of like looking at each of the people being like, why are they here like why did they choose to do this like i think it was buxton came down from north, so why did he choose to go here and not up to. well, i'm like up to michigan or wisconsin or where that like furniture empire was happening? what is the role the charismatic like, what were they doing? and then also like how to sell data about their business like affects the people. i'm like is like did their personalities affect why they unionized or was it like the big personalities made them feel better about how they were working like that's that's just self trust me one of the to kind of with one of the things that i think is we talked a little bit about william is and at one time how vaughn buys williams when it's when it's been sold to several other people and it's kind of on the way down but if you get on the website von bas

like i found some stuff on earlier and once the boxes and then we about like buxton and then jb three who isn't in these boxes but in another reading we did and i feel like i'm enjoying the personal aspect of like looking at each of the people being like, why are they here like why did they choose to do this like i think it was buxton came down from north, so why did he choose to go here and not up to. well, i'm like up to michigan or wisconsin or where that like furniture empire was happening? what is the role the charismatic like, what were they doing? and then also like how to sell data about their business like affects the people. i'm like is like did their personalities affect why they unionized or was it like the big personalities made them feel better about how they were working like that's that's just self trust me one of the to kind of with one of the things that i think is we talked a little bit about william is and at one time how vaughn buys williams when it's when it's been sold to several other people and it's kind of on the way down but if you get on the website von bas

there are gods who have been living in buxton for decades. their children grew up there. some may be still undocumented, but the documentation process is not that simple in books sense and now they have to go back, be able to go back live and go back to college, done. what did they do there? there is no economy function and the cost on solid on our routing, within our and our human rights situation in a go somebody on the logs. so it's a very complicated situation. it's like a big these people to happen there for a very long time. can you tell us chamomile why pakistan has issued this expulsion order and why now as well as the main issue is what the slo boxes is related to the bank. it's all about boxed on the box on color on all of that to be uh, they have loans for ducks on bucks on a cruise and bucks on the facilities. and it's, there is an ongoing operation, the military operation against the d d b. so the box on new offices say that there are a guns and wanted and of garza responses, but it's kind of just do a bracket, one of guns like into this category of data. but

of captives is today. clearly has declared its high nibbled boxer and so called unwritten hannibal buxton and clearly are sacrificed and the captives in the hands of mice because they went to launch and continue with this war. the landlord and guys, according to recent reports like in the oil see join us today. they say based on is really assessments or that's much of how much is uh, core force remains intact, which is kind of unbelievable when you consider something like 11000 civilian deaths, 35 days in tens of thousands of civilian casualties and according to zeta sources in the oil see journal today. that's too much for him. how much is poured for some remains intact. but these rays are going to continue as they do, as i said, have the fired power and they did a few of them, but recruit audio record $300000.00 soldiers. so the problem is not so much or whether they will end up having a mission accomplished in the immediate run, because we've seen other mission accomplished right 20 years ago in iraq. and you saw what happened after that. so they might be able to destroy and one more a

. >> i am not saying happy christmas, nelson and christmas, nigel nelson and tanya buxton are here.. because that's so beautiful. because it is. john lewis needs learn from that. lewis needs to learn from that. don't because what don't they? because that's what people we want to don't they? because that's what peo kindness we want to don't they? because that's what peo kindness and we want to don't they? because that's what peo kindness and love.�* want to see kindness and love. >> tanya, £700. >> tanya, £700. >> flytrap , or whatever >> venus flytrap, or whatever you may have. >> why it's so popular, >> is that why it's so popular, do think? nigel because it's do you think? nigel because it's just emotions. just basic human emotions. >> absolutely. the >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, the whole that apart from whole thing is that apart from just being very moving. you just being very moving. but you do well up when see do kind of well up when you see it, but as an ad, it must it, but also as an ad, it must be one of the most successful even be one of the most successful ever. next time

in a in the studio with us our lovely buxton with us our lovely tanya buxton and lovelier nigel nelson talking about the and we're talking about the lovely we're going be talking lovely we're going to be talking about celebrity about i'm a celebrity >> out of there's >> get me out of here. there's a big debate about brexit. have a watch. >> e“ p is, is em- >> the thing is, is the intolerance came because intolerance that came because brexit was about immigration. and i remember your poster , and i remember your poster, which i thought, well, i thought it was shameful what you did. nigel sadly, sadly , it was nigel sadly, sadly, it was absolutely true. >> what was the poster? sorry, can i just cut in? can you educate it was a poster just educate it was a posterjust showing mass young men moving illegally through across borders. >> but it was about demonising migrants saying that that was wrong. >> no, it wasn't even your view. it was. but it wasn't. >> no, it wasn't even your view. it vylt's but it wasn't. >> no, it wasn't even your view. it vylt's not it wasn't. >> no, it wasn't even y

not sure buxton , macclesfield.ood thing, which is they've got rid of the self—service checkouts. so you get a human being to sell you your . now today we your shopping. now today we conducted an exclusive mark dolan tonight people's poll. we've been asking if he enters the jungle, which it's my understanding he will. well, nigel farage win. i'm a celebrity. 62% say yes. 38% say no. he will not. okay let's have a look at one last headline and it's the daily express. always a good read. prime minister's poignant armistice day message to the nation . remembrance is to the nation. remembrance is sacred. a moment of unity of shared british values. michael l has rishi sunak been a little quiet over this affair ? quiet over this affair? >> well, i think rishi sunak has not shown what i regard as the cold, hard steel of leadership. okay because he's vacillated between been whether or not i should actually sack suella braverman and whether i shouldn't . what will that do for shouldn't. what will that do for the for me on th

not sure buxton , macclesfield.ood thing, which is they've got rid of the self—service checkouts. so you get a human being to sell you your . now today we your shopping. now today we conducted an exclusive mark dolan tonight people's poll. we've been asking if he enters the jungle, which it's my understanding he will. well, nigel farage win. i'm a celebrity. 62% say yes. 38% say no. he will not. okay let's have a look at one last headline and it's the daily express. always a good read. prime minister's poignant armistice day message to the nation . remembrance is to the nation. remembrance is sacred. a moment of unity of shared british values. michael l has rishi sunak been a little quiet over this affair ? quiet over this affair? >> well, i think rishi sunak has not shown what i regard as the cold, hard steel of leadership. okay because he's vacillated between been whether or not i should actually sack suella braverman and whether i shouldn't . what will that do for shouldn't. what will that do for the for me on th

>> so prettiest for me is probably buxton. i love buxton. think it's lovely. all the georgian. yes derbyshire. the ugliest mineral water from buxton. yes that's it. all the victorians, they love that sitting in the spa, the ugliest. i feel bad saying this, but probably somewhere like slough, one of these like 1950s 60s, you know, where they did all the concrete abominations. >> yes . i abominations. >> yes. i think i probably i'm going to put my money where my mouth is. i will say ugliest, probably swindon. i just worked there for a long time. you don't have to go more than five minutes of the town centre minutes out of the town centre andifs minutes out of the town centre and it's beautiful cotswolds but it a horrible it just it's just a horrible town centre, pretty. i'd stay in the think so one of the cotswolds, i think so one of the cotswolds, i think so one of the cotswolds, i think so one of the cotswolds, you pretty the cotswolds, you know, pretty little whether little towns, whether it's burford something. don't burford or something.

. >> now the >> we're joined now in the studio buxton, >> we're joined now in the studio dream buxton>> we're joined now in the studio dream team. and gb political dream team. and gb news senior political news is senior political commentator nigel nelson as well. just reference well. let's just back reference that because my that guys, because my frustration, when i'm frustration, i think when i'm heanng hearing about all these flooding, i keep flooding, tanya, is i just keep walking and seeing grids walking around and seeing grids full and mud and that full of leaves and mud and that the council haven't sorted out. and that's why people are suffering, the same suffering, whether it's the same weather suffering, whether it's the same weiand the problem is, is >> and the problem is, is they're not clearing out the leaves rid of the water leaves to get rid of the water that's coming down. and actually, i think buildings actually, i think some buildings might a way might have been built in a way that prevent water from that prevent the water from going it's just autumn. going down. it's

nigel nelson, and political commentator this commentator tanya buxton this morning., of royal pageantry? but also politics. this is a huge day in politics. this is a huge day in politics. just explain why. >> well , i mean, the politics. just explain why. >> well, i mean, the king is reading out a speech that's been written, written for him by rishi sunak and the speech written for it is so highly political. it's not just a kind of government program for the next year. this is the program for rishi sunak to try and win the next election by. and that's what makes it so political . all what makes it so political. all the bits i would imagine the king won't like is the stuff on on net zero. there is some wavering on whether we're going to get there, get there. of course, he's a very keen environmental list, so he's not going to like to read it. that bit. >> and it is, as you say, overtly political and a lot of the election is clearly going to be fought on the issue of law and order because it's packed with law and order stuff. >> yeah, it is. i mean, the idea about keep

all of that and plenty of chat with my panellist, author, columnist and presenter tanya buxton.o—palestinian of the pro—palestinian march asking crowds to disperse peacefully. hundreds of thousands of people took part in the rally, which coincided with armistice day. people were marching park to the marching from hyde park to the us embassy in nine elms. they've been calling for a