camilla tominey.he studio by nick owen and michael portillo as we take in these extremely moving scenes from the cenotaph in london at the moment. the images that you're watching are of representatives from 47 different commonwealth countries . we've got 47 high countries. we've got 47 high commissioners or their representatives laying wreaths in five groups at the moment, various sides of the cenotaph monument , various sides of the cenotaph monument, very solemn various sides of the cenotaph monument , very solemn scenes. monument, very solemn scenes. and i think again , seeing the and i think again, seeing the royals, the contribution of the royals, the contribution of the royals to the military, we know how important it was to the late queen nick, the king there. you said to me earlier about how emotional he seemed last night at the royal festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall. tell me about that. >> well, he was , i don't think, >> well, he was, i don't think, tearful was quite the expr

with me, camilla tominey. now joining me, camilla tominey. now joining me now is ben leo gb news. ustralia for ben. what's the latest from the jungle? >> good morning, camilla from the gold coast. can i just start very quickly by congratulating you on some epic viewing figures for your sunday show? well deserved. absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and bsolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and if.olutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and if anyone's not smashing it. and if anyone's not seen your show on a sunday, tune in because missing out. in because you're missing out. talking gb news viewers who talking of gb news viewers who are smashing nigel, are also smashing it. nigel, isn't in the isn't he doing well in the jungle? yeah, it all kicked off again with sirieix with again with fred sirieix with that row. he accused that brexit row. he accused nigel tanking the economy nigel of tanking the economy with i with brexit. i'd argue, fred

with me, camilla tominey. we talk about this bank spying scandal, let's speak to armando regil, a mexico entrepreneur and economist in new york city who is going to tell us whether he agrees with this suggestion that dressing up in a sombrero is culture. well, misappropriation . culture. well, misappropriation. armando, what's your view? should we be dressing up as mexicans or not? >> thank you very much . this is >> thank you very much. this is a great question of course i am a great question of course i am a great question of course i am a great advocate of freedom and i think every person should wear as he or she pleases and mexican wearing mexican is always a way of feeling proud of our own history, of our own culture, of our own traditions, sombreros are great. there are so many colours in the mexican, in the mexican clothes. so of course i think this is just nonsense . think this is just nonsense. but, you know, many people think that this kind of clothes sometimes offends the sensibilities of others , w

with me, camilla tominey. we talk about this bank spying scandal, let's speak to armando regil, a mexico entrepreneur and economist in new york city who is going to tell us whether he agrees with this suggestion that dressing up in a sombrero is culture. well, misappropriation . culture. well, misappropriation. armando, what's your view? should we be dressing up as mexicans or not? >> thank you very much . this is >> thank you very much. this is a great question of course i am a great question of course i am a great question of course i am a great advocate of freedom and i think every person should wear as he or she pleases and mexican wearing mexican is always a way of feeling proud of our own history, of our own culture, of our own traditions, sombreros are great. there are so many colours in the mexican, in the mexican clothes. so of course i think this is just nonsense . think this is just nonsense. but, you know, many people think that this kind of clothes sometimes offends the sensibilities of others , w

i think it's the first time we've spoken, so welcome to the camilla tominey show. morning. keir see you this morning. now keir starmer thought, very starmer gave, i thought, a very confident and courageous speech in week where he talked in the week where he talked about the fact that he did not want call for a ceasefire want to call for a ceasefire because he didn't think that was the right solution israel the right solution for israel and . but he's coming and indeed gaza. but he's coming under increasing pressure, isn't he, some own he, from some of his own backbenchers? others, we've got 250 labour councillors threatening to resign over this issue. threatening to resign over this issue . it's very difficult for issue. it's very difficult for him to , i would say, enforce him to, i would say, enforce collective responsible , even collective responsible, even though he says himself that it's very important he does so in the party. how does he navigate this? mr healey . look, war is this? mr healey. look, war is difficult, as you say. >> keir starmer made a very im

radio. >> welcome back to farage with me , camilla tominey. let's get me, camilla tominey. get on to the british economy now and andrew bailey's comments about britain's growth outlook . about britain's growth outlook. according to the governor of the bank of england, it's the worst i've he said in an i've seen, he said in an interview with chronicle in interview with the chronicle in newcastle. he said, and i quote, if you look at what i call the potential growth rates of the economy, there's no doubt it's lower has been much lower than it has been for much of working it does of my working life. it does concern that the supply concern me that the supply side of the economy has slowed. it does concern me lot, he said. does concern me a lot, he said. for good measure when asked about interest rates , mr about the interest rates, mr bailey said they were unlikely to for the foreseeable to be cut for the foreseeable future as warned that the future as he warned that the next of cutting inflation next stage of cutting inflation would quote, hard work. just would be, quote, hard

radio. >> welcome back to farage with me , camilla tominey. let's get me, camilla tominey. on to the british economy now and andrew bailey's comments about britain's growth outlook . about britain's growth outlook. according to the governor of the bank of england, it's the worst i've he said in an i've seen, he said in an interview with chronicle in interview with the chronicle in newcastle. he said, and i quote, if you look at what i call the potential growth rates of the economy, there's no doubt it's lower has been much lower than it has been for much of working it does of my working life. it does concern that the supply concern me that the supply side of the economy has slowed. it does concern me lot, he said. does concern me a lot, he said. for good measure when asked about interest rates , mr about the interest rates, mr bailey said they were unlikely to for the foreseeable to be cut for the foreseeable future as warned that the future as he warned that the next of cutting inflation next stage of cutting inflation would quote, hard work. just would be, quote, hard wor

with me, camilla tominey. now joining me, camilla tominey. now joining me now is ben leo gb news. australia for ben. what's the latest from the jungle? >> good morning, camilla from the gold coast. can i just start very quickly by congratulating you on some epic viewing figures for your sunday show? well deserved. absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . absolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and bsolutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and if.olutely for your sunday show? well deserved. it . and if anyone's not smashing it. and if anyone's not seen your show on a sunday, tune in because missing out. in because you're missing out. talking gb news viewers who talking of gb news viewers who are smashing nigel, are also smashing it. nigel, isn't in the isn't he doing well in the jungle? yeah, it all kicked off again with sirieix with again with fred sirieix with that row. he accused that brexit row. he accused nigel tanking the economy nigel of tanking the economy with i with brexit. i'd argue, fr

it's me, camilla tominey, covering for nigel farage tonight. and we're going to speaking about covid to be speaking about the covid inquiry because health secretary, former health secretary, former health secretary hancock been secretary matt hancock has been giving let's just pick giving evidence. let's just pick out some of the highlights . i out some of the highlights. i can people felt i was can see why people felt i was overconfident, he told the inquiry . he largely inquiry. he blamed largely dominic cummings for the toxic culture at number 10. he said we should have locked down three weeks earlier and he insisted that he had told boris johnson that he had told boris johnson that the country should lock down as early as march 13th, 2020. this is what he said. >> i've had the chance to check because you questioned my the phone call. i made to the prime minister. it was at three 334 that afternoon. i've been at 324. i've been able to check my phone records, which have i've come to light since . hold on. come to light since. hold on. no, no,

camilla >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show. on this sunday morning. now i'm going to be joined by shadow defence secretary john healey in just a moment. hot on the heels from selling out the o2 arena, you'll be able to hear my exclusive interview canadian interview with the canadian psychologist prominent psychologist and prominent conservative jordan conservative thinker jordan peterson, author of 12 rules for life . we touched on everything life. we touched on everything from israel and hamas multiculturalism. harry and meghan and what he makes of the british conservative party. it was a really interesting chat and not want to miss and you will not want to miss it, that. i'm also it, i promise you that. i'm also to going be getting some analysis of the covid inquiry from as from david davis as a libertarian . i'll also be asking libertarian. i'll also be asking him pro—palestinian him whether pro—palestinian protesters allowed to protesters should be allowed to march on the cenotaph on armistice day. and this is a really good

six >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show. s colleague, into the conversation. michael, what have you got coming up today? >> camilla, good morning. we're going to be looking a little bit at ukraine, which has been rather neglected. yes. we're also be discussing the also going to be discussing the election result in the netherlands, has been very netherlands, which has been very extraordinary. we want to know if that's of a european if that's part of a european pattern. we'll be asking whether the uk overseas aid is quietly being converted into reparations for british imperialism . this is for british imperialism. this is following new guidance that's been offered offered by the foreign office and then on the cultural side, we're going to be looking at role dahls witches and charles dickens's a christmas carol, both of which are in the theatre and on tour and by the way, this week i went down to the dulwich picture gallery and saw a marvellous exhibition of rubens and women, and i have a little report on that as well. >> that s

radio. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show.t of this remembrance sunday special by nicholas owen, who reviewed the papers for me brilliantly former bbc reviewed the papers for me brillitle former bbc reviewed the papers for me brillitn presenter former bbc reviewed the papers for me brillitn presenter and her bbc reviewed the papers for me brillitn presenter and michael and itn presenter and michael portillo, my fellow gb news presenter, but importantly the former defence secretary. before we go to both of them, let's speak to gb news northern ireland correspondent dougie beattie, who's in enniskillen in northern ireland, covering events there. dougie . well, good events there. dougie. well, good morning and welcome to a very wet and windy enniskillen . wet and windy enniskillen. >> this town has had many big relationships with the military over the years. just out the road in castle archdale was the flying boats, the sunderlands, the canadian regiments that were there, lots of polish regiments here in the second world war. the

with me, camilla tominey. do not adjust your set . i am camilla tominey. do not adjust your set.in man continues to eat all sorts of indescribable foods in the jungle. but we've got a jam packed you tonight. as packed show for you tonight. as you imagine. we're going you would imagine. we're going to, be discussing to, of course, be discussing immigration suella braverman immigration in suella braverman once again clashing with rishi sunak even though she's out of office. found out the plan office. we found out the plan that they hatched together on rwanda. it doesn't make for rwanda. and it doesn't make for particularly pretty reading. also more shenanigans in the also had more shenanigans in the house of today about an house of commons today about an immigration that the immigration plan that the government to be at odds government seems to be at odds with itself so we'll be with itself on. so we'll be talking that little talking about that a little later. going be later. also going to be discussing the march against anti—semitism in london that i was with some was on yesterday

. >> good evening and welcome to farage with me camilla tominey. my farage with me camilla tominey. show. i've thoroughly enjoyed it. thank for your company it. thank you for your company again indeed all again tonight and indeed all week. are we going be week. what are we going to be covering? well, of course, matt hancocks at the covid hancocks appearance at the covid inquiry going be a topic inquiry is going to be a topic for discussion. the health secretary of secretary blaming some of the government's mistakes on the toxic inside number toxic atmosphere inside number 10. also going to be 10. we're also going to be talking about cop28, the climate summit in dubai, of all places , summit in dubai, of all places, where king charles iii, has just arrived. and we're going to be discussing what on earth has happened to 17,000 missing asylum seekers . all that after asylum seekers. all that after the news with aaron armstrong . the news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. it's aaron armstrong here in the newsroom. two more hostages have been released from gaza on the se

well, speaking to camilla tominey earlier , the camilla tominey earlier, the chancellor had this to sayr had this to say. >> if that if we're going to be a dynamic, thriving, energetic , a dynamic, thriving, energetic, fizzing economy , we need low tax fizzing economy, we need low tax and we need taxes to be lower than they are at the moment. and the reason i believe that is if you look around the world, the most dynamic, successful economies are in economies at the moment are in nonh economies at the moment are in north america and asia, where they tend to have lower taxes. we're not going anything we're not going to do anything irresponsible , all particularly irresponsible, all particularly by which i mean anything that fuels inflation because we had a big victory last week when we delivered the prime minister's pledge to halve inflation. when he and i came to office, it was over 11. now it's 4.6. people watching at home, their number one concern, they say, in poll after poll, is the cost of living crisis. this makes a difference . s so we're going to difference. s so we're going to

stick with us welcome back to the camilla tominey show.rather rapid fire. 30 minutes. we've got another jam packed hour ahead for you. we're going find out the going to find out what the former kwasi former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, wants to see his immediate successor, jeremy hunt, announced in the autumn statement wednesday . and with statement on wednesday. and with his riding high in the his party riding high in the polls, i'm going to be joined by richard leader of reform. richard tice, leader of reform. all that still come after all of that still to come after the with armstrong . the news with aaron armstrong. >> hey, good morning to you . >> hey, good morning to you. >> hey, good morning to you. >> it's 10:00. >> hey, good morning to you. >> it's10:00. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom . the armstrong in the newsroom. the chancellor says the government is acting responsibly over tax cuts ahead of next week's autumn statement . speaking to gb news, statement. speaking to gb news, jeremy hunt said he will not introduce kind of tax

with me, camilla tominey. do not adjust your set . i am camilla tominey. do not adjust your set.to eat all sorts of indescribable foods in the jungle. but we've got a jam packed you tonight. as packed show for you tonight. as you imagine. we're going you would imagine. we're going to, be discussing to, of course, be discussing immigration suella braverman immigration in suella braverman once again clashing with rishi sunak even though she's out of office. found out the plan office. we found out the plan that they hatched together on rwanda. it doesn't make for rwanda. and it doesn't make for particularly pretty reading. also more shenanigans in the also had more shenanigans in the house of today about an house of commons today about an immigration that the immigration plan that the government to be at odds government seems to be at odds with itself so we'll be with itself on. so we'll be talking that little talking about that a little later. going be later. also going to be discussing the march against anti—semitism in london that i was with some was on yesterday with some collea

kwasi kwarteng welcome back to the camilla tominey show.atnip in the studio . richard tice, in the studio. richard tice, leader of the reform party and my gb news colleague joins me how. >> now. >> i've been described as all sorts of things, but never catnip before. catnip for disgruntled tories. >> well, you are kind of, aren't you?i >> well, you are kind of, aren't you? i mean, i wrote an article about keir starmer solution. >> the catnip. >> well, let's see if you are the saviour. indeed. i wrote an article about keir starmer, and lots of people saying, lots of people were saying, don't tory, vote reform. so don't vote tory, vote reform. so just through are just run us through where are you what are your numbers you at? what are your numbers like? both kind of polling like? both kind of in polling terms, also membership. terms, but also membership. >> a significant >> so this was a significant week i'm grateful to week and i'm very grateful to the rishi sunak, the prime minister. rishi sunak, for he's doing for for everything he's doing

the camilla tominey show.nt, which of course , did give workers a course, did give workers a national insurance cut but left us with the highest tax burden since the second world war. the office for national statistics has released figures this week showing migration had showing that net migration had hit record level . of 745,000 hit a record level. of 745,000 in 2022. should that figure come down and how? and this weekend, a humanitarian pause is allowed for the release of some of the israeli hostages. in return for palestinian prisoners being held in israeli prisons. we've got a range of top guests, as

camilla tominey. i'm joined in the studio by nick owen and michael portillo as we take in these extremely moving scenes from the cenotaph in london at the moment. the images that you're watching are of representatives from 47 different commonwealth countries . we've got 47 high countries. we've got 47 high commissioners or their representative laying wreaths in five groups at the moment, various sides of the cenotaph monument , various sides of the cenotaph monument, very solemn various sides of the cenotaph monument , very solemn scenes. monument, very solemn scenes. and i think again , seeing the and i think again, seeing the royals, the contribution of the royals, the contribution of the royals to the military, we know how important it was to the late queen nick, the king there. you said to me earlier about how emotional he seemed last night at the royal festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall. tell me about that. >> well, he was i don't think tearful. was quite the expression i would use

. >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news is .k to gb news live . live. >> the uk economy has flatlined with the office for national statistics recording no growth in the last quarter. >> but it's not all doom and gloom as britain narrowly avoided so far a recession with gdp figures , the value of goods gdp figures, the value of goods and services produced rising by 0.2% in september. >> the chancellor has reassured us that the autumn statement will get the economy growing healthy again. but shadow chancellor rachel reeves says the tories have failed the economy . economy. >> well, the numbers today show the economy is flatlining and it confirms what the bank of england predicted just last week , that through the rest of this year and through all of 2024, the uk economy is likely to see no growth whatsoever . the tories no growth whatsoever. the tories plan has failed and as a result, working people are worse off. >> here to break down the latest figures is liam halligan gb news economics and business editor with on the money . wi

elsewhere, temperatures around average >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show. out its spending plans for the next six months. i'm going to be joined by a host of top economic bods, including rachel reeves number two labour shadow two in the labour shadow treasury team. that's darren jones , former chancellor kwasi jones, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng will also be joining me, as well as the reform party's leader, richard tice. we'll have expert analysis from the mail on sunday's anna mikhailova . and we're going to mikhailova. and we're going to be little be doing things a little differently kick off differently today and kick off hopefully straight away with the chancellor jeremy hopefully straight away with the chancellorjeremy hunt, hopefully straight away with the chancellor jeremy hunt, who will be joining me in just a moment just he does , though, as just before he does, though, as we for him be miked up, we wait for him to be miked up, i'm going to bring anna mikhailova into the conversation. anna, just conversation. anna, we're just waiting chancellor

you see, i happen think holac happen to think holac and camilla was pointing camilla tominey was pointingt you should dnnk this earlier that you should drink tankard. drink champagne, silver tankard. i the way to i think that's the proper way to dnnk i think that's the proper way to drink it. and it brings the flavour out better in a sorry, in tankard. does this in a silver tankard. does this meet etiquette meet with your etiquette approval? oh, no. >> , no, no. i like them in >> oh, no, no. i like them in the coupe. >> oh, yes. they're very elegant. marie—antoine set. elegant. the marie—antoine set. that's yes. but that's correct. yes. but unfortunate . unfortunate. >> the fizz goes out really >> all the fizz goes out really quickly . so flute would be quickly. so the flute would be the better option. but do you like lots of fizz in your champagne? >> i quite like it. yes. >> i quite like it. yes. >> oh, yes. if it's not fizzy, it needs to be fizzy to start with. >> but it's quite nice when it goes out in the coupe, don't you think? little. >> well they're so small that who wants to show

. >> good evening and welcome to farage with me camilla tominey.thoroughly enjoyed it.thank show. i've thoroughly enjoyed it. thank for your company it. thank you for your company again indeed all again tonight and indeed all week. are we going be week. what are we going to be covering? well, of course, matt hancocks at the covid hancocks appearance at the covid inquiry going be a topic inquiry is going to be a topic for discussion. the health secretary of secretary blaming some of the government's mistakes on the toxic inside number toxic atmosphere inside number 10. also going to be 10. we're also going to be talking about cop28, the climate summit in dubai, of all places , summit in dubai, of all places, where king charles iii, has just arrived. and we're going to be discussing what on earth has happened to 17,000 missing asylum seekers . all that after asylum seekers. all that after the news with aaron armstrong . the news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. it's aaron armstrong here in the newsroom. two more hostages have been r

here he is talking to gb news very own camilla tominey this morning . morning. >> do you believe that be a dynamic, thriving , going to be a dynamic, thriving, energetic, fizzing economy , we energetic, fizzing economy, we need low tax and we need taxes to be lower than they are at the moment? you're not going to do anything irresponsible putting by which i mean anything that fuels inflation. >> now, ann, you've been calling for tax cuts for a long time. you want to put a tiger in the tank, you want the economy to grow, grow, grow. i'm with you on that. but we talk about on that. but can we talk about inheritance tax? because is a cut inheritance tax justified cut in inheritance tax justified given that many who have nothing to inherit are already struggling to make ends meet ? struggling to make ends meet? >> well, the people who are also struggling are those who live in areas where property prices are immensely high, who may have bought or themselves inherited an entirely modest piece of property which now is sky high in price. and so when they die, it's assessed on the current pric

but our very own camilla tominey who you can catch weekends , you can catch at the weekends, of course of this parish has out and parish, philip has come out and said is essentially said that this is essentially a naked leadership bid by suella braverman. would you agree with that? >> @ know e- $— @ know if he is. >> i don't know if he is. i think a misguided one. think it's a misguided one. i don't it will help him don't think it will help him in any leadership be any leadership bid to be perfectly honest. so if it is, i fear that she's she's she's made a mistake , derek. a mistake, derek. >> i think that she has decided in her own mind that the conservatives have lost the general election already and that she's positioning, positioning herself for a leadership challenge leadership election challenge where she believes that she will be able to say that we lost that election because weren't election because we weren't right and that she right wing enough and that she will get the support the will get the support of the party will get the support of the parobviously, i am worried that >

but our very own camilla tominey who you can catch weekends , you can catch at the weekends, of course of this parish has out and parish, philip has come out and said is essentially said that this is essentially a naked leadership bid by suella braverman. would you agree with that? >> @ know e- $— @ know if he is. >> i don't know if he is. i think a misguided one. think it's a misguided one. i don't it will help him don't think it will help him in any leadership be any leadership bid to be perfectly honest. so if it is, i fear that she's she's she's made a mistake , derek. a mistake, derek. >> i think that she has decided in her own mind that the conservatives have lost the general election already and that she's positioning, positioning herself for a leadership challenge leadership election challenge where she believes that she will be able to say that we lost that election because weren't election because we weren't right and that she right wing enough and that she will get the support the will get the support of the party will get the support of the parobviously, i am worried that >

we not only want to inform you, but we want to keep you entertained. >> camilla tominey show >> the camilla bev turner and hancocks evidence the former health secretary matt hancock is giving evidence at the covid inquiry today. >> gb news presenter pip tomson has the latest . has the latest. >> matt hancock forced to resign as health secretary for breaking his own social distancing rules. he has come for in plenty of criticism at this inquiry over his decision making. what is his defence? i'll bring you the latest on what could be an explosive day at this inquiry. >> and a grim terror attack warning security sources have told gb news an act of terrorism in britain linked to the middle east conflict. it is only a matter of time. gb news home security editor matt white has more . more. >> well, counter—terrorism police are warning the public to be extra vigilant in the run up to christmas, a time when, of course , many people are out course, many people are out crowded together, christmas shopping or attending special festive events . festive events. >> and are you sick of the snp? a new pol

now, earlier this week, earlier sorry , this week, earlier sorry, this morning, in fact, camilla tomineyremy hunt, who said tominey spoke to chancellor jeremy hunt , who said that he jeremy hunt, who said that he would not rule out cutting taxes, cutting income tax in his autumn statement next week. take autumn statement next week. take a listen . a listen. >> if that if we're going to be a dynamic, thriving , energetic, a dynamic, thriving, energetic, fizzing economy , we need low tax fizzing economy, we need low tax and we need taxes to be lower than they are at the moment. we're not going to do anything irresponsible , particularly by irresponsible, particularly by which i mean anything that fuels inflation. >> well, that was the chancellor speaking to gb news earlier, but now there's predictions of a labour landslide at the next election. but could slashing taxes save the conservatives from a crushing defeat? so i'm asking for the great british debate this hour. i'm asking could tax cuts save the tories from election annihilation ? ian from election annihilation? ian right. so joinin

with me camilla tominey. again, i'm with you again till 8:00. i'm here in all week in fact.t a great show planned for you. we're going to discuss andrew bailey , the bank discuss andrew bailey, the bank of governor is of england governor who is saying britain's saying that britain's growth outlook he's ever outlook is the worst he's ever seen. he a doom monger that's seen. is he a doom monger that's talking down the economy? we're also going be by also going to be joined by nimrod pal—mac , who is an nimrod pal—mac, who is an israeli hero who saved hundreds of on october the 7th of lives on october the 7th after leaving goodbye message after leaving a goodbye message to own children . and we head to his own children. and we head back the gold coast to get back to the gold coast to get the jungle latest from ben leo. as questions are raised over nigel's airtime, all of this and much, much more to come after the news with polly middlehurst . camilla >> thank you and good evening to you. we begin this bulletin with some breaking news. we can tell you 12 more israeli hostages ha

welcome to farage with me camilla tominey. >> lovely to be with you again this evening.any. show, company. on tonight's show, we're discussing we're going to be discussing visas. need to done visas. does more need to be done to control foreign labour? to control cheap foreign labour? with legal migration now at record levels, we'll also be going back to the gold coast for an update on nigel in i'm a celebrity, what's going celebrity, what's been going down in the jungle quite a lot, it particularly off set . it seems particularly off set. and we'll be discussing a new bank spying scandal. stay tuned for all of that. but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst . camila thank you middlehurst. camila thank you and good evening to you. we start this bulletin with some breaking news. a convoy carrying more hostages abducted by hamas in the 7th of october. attacks has arrived at the rafah border crossing in egypt within the last half hour. and israel's military says two of the hostages are now with idf special forces . they're safe special forces. they're safe inside isr

with me camilla tominey. again, i'm with you again till 8:00. i'm here in all week in fact.e going to discuss andrew bailey , the bank discuss andrew bailey, the bank of governor is of england governor who is saying britain's saying that britain's growth outlook he's ever outlook is the worst he's ever seen. he a doom monger that's seen. is he a doom monger that's talking down the economy? we're also going be by also going to be joined by nimrod pal—mac , who is an nimrod pal—mac, who is an israeli hero who saved hundreds of on october the 7th of lives on october the 7th after leaving goodbye message after leaving a goodbye message to own children . and we head to his own children. and we head back the gold coast to get back to the gold coast to get the jungle latest from ben leo. as questions are raised over nigel's airtime, all of this and much, much more to come after the news with polly middlehurst . camilla >> thank you and good evening to you. we begin this bulletin with some breaking news. we can tell you 12 more israeli hostages have now this evening been released fr

welcome to farage with me camilla tominey. >> lovely to be with you again this evening.any. show, company. on tonight's show, we're discussing we're going to be discussing visas. need to done visas. does more need to be done to control foreign labour? to control cheap foreign labour? with legal migration now at record levels, we'll also be going back to the gold coast for an update on nigel in i'm a celebrity, what's going celebrity, what's been going down in the jungle quite a lot, it particularly off set . it seems particularly off set. and we'll be discussing a new bank spying scandal. stay tuned for all of that. but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst . camila thank you middlehurst. camila thank you and good evening to you. we start this bulletin with some breaking news. a convoy carrying more hostages abducted by hamas in the 7th of october. attacks has arrived at the rafah border crossing in egypt within the last half hour. and israel's military says two of the hostages are now with idf special forces . they're safe special forces. they're safe inside isr

and much, much more coming up after this >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on. >> welcome back to gb news live as fighting between the israeli military and hamas continues as the un commissioner for human rights has claimed that both israel and hamas have committed war crimes since the conflict began. meanwhile the french president, emmanuel macron , has president, emmanuel macron, has called for a humanitarian pause in the fighting, which follows the israeli military's decision to reopen an evacuation road that allows for civilians from northern gaza to move south after the rafah crossing between eqypt after the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza was closed today . egypt and gaza was closed today. well, professor yossi mekelberg is from the middle east and nonh is from the middle east and north africa program at chatham house and joins us now. good afternoon to you. let me ask you, first of all, how you read it about this suggestion that war crimes have been committed by both hamas and israel . by both hamas and israel. >> good afternoon. thank you for havin

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in the meantime, tune to in the camilla tominey on farage tonight , camilla tominey on farage tonightere i may or may not be getting stuck in to some crickets in a bushtucker trial that camilla has challenged me to elsewhere. just under two weeks left to go of, i'm a celeb so yeah. all eyes on this weekend when the first evictees leave the jungle talking about ispan. >> i was out doing the job you're doing a few years ago and i of course you have to take part. you're goaded into taking part. you're goaded into taking part and doing a challenge. my challenge was fish eyeballs and they had eyelashes as well, which was which was awful. and they're quite crunchy. when you put an eyeball in your mouth, it's quite it's quite crunchy. but the things you do ban , you but the things you do ban, you think you'll never do them and then and then you do because as you're on tv and you're sort of challenged to it, you know, i said to patrick christys, i said to patrick christys the other night, i meant to be a serious journalist. >> i've interviewed prime ministers, royalty. i saved a baby from afg

do stay with gb news, though, because in just a few it's the camilla a few moments, it's the camilla tominey jordan peterson. less . peterson. no less. >> hello there. good morning . >> hello there. good morning. i'm jonathan vautrey here of your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. it's a bit of a misty, murky start for some of us. fog will be slow to clear in places, but it will eventually lift thanks to this westerly airflow that's going to start its way as start streaming its way in as low pressure off to the low pressure drifts off to the east. westerly airflow as east. this westerly airflow as well, pushing showers well, though, pushing in showers for districts be for western districts could be quite times with quite heavy at times with rumbles thunder, maybe some rumbles of thunder, maybe some hail few showers hail as well. a few showers lingering eastern coast lingering across eastern coast as morning. but into as well this morning. but into the it going to be the afternoon, it is going to be the afternoon, it is going to be the east that stays driest with prolonged a

and they also have analysis by camilla tominey of this parish with a wave of his magic wand. to the mail. biggest tax cuts since the 19805. mail. biggest tax cuts since the 1980s. literally the same headline. let's hope it's just the start. views . the start. your views. >> have we got? well, i think number 10 are going to be delighted with this crop of front pages. >> we've got the sun, we've got the times, everyone, even as you pointed out earlier, the guardian is pretty positive. and i think the key thing here isn't the fact that, yes , the tax the fact that, yes, the tax burden is still going to be high. finally, we've got high. but finally, we've got a bit direction from number 10 bit of direction from number 10 and from treasury of what and from the treasury of what rishi sunak is actually about. and they're setting out their stall obviously an stall ahead of obviously an election where they're saying they really they they want people start working again. people to start working again. they to start they want the economy to start growing. so the cuts we've growing. so t

. >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on . sunday mornings from 930 on. and on digital radio. now 17 hostages held by hamas were freed last night after hours of delay raised fears that the truce deal with israel could fall through. those released include nine year old irish israeli girl emily hand. there she is. but now after seven weeks in captivity , emily seven weeks in captivity, emily has been reunited with her dad, who relentlessly campaigned for her release after learning she was still alive. other survivors of the massacre at the kibbutz be'eri were among 13 israeli and four thai hostages who arrived back in israel in red cross vehicles last night. this is the second release of hostages from hamas captivity totalling 26 in exchange for 78 palestinian prisoners . joining me now is prisoners. joining me now is defence editor at the telegraph, con coughlin , to talk about what con coughlin, to talk about what we have witnessed and how hopeful we should be for the rest of the hostages going forward . con, thank you very forward. con, thank you very mu

i'm daubney on gb news i'm martin daubney on gb news and we are >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings> well, all all the institutions are christian. >> i'm not disagreeing . >> i'm not disagreeing. >> i'm not disagreeing. >> monarchies, christian parliaments , christian finished. parliaments, christian finished. so stop making excuses for them. >> there's also a big question about whether or not rishi sunak was talking nonsense at party conference when he was talking about change. >> this is back to the future , >> this is back to the future, isn't it? >> i've got the picture of the king there. hope we do. now king there. i hope we do. now look is look at that. now that is a racing driver. >> gorgeous and crazy orange goggles. oh, that hammond >> gorgeous and crazy orange gogales. oh, that hammond >> gorgeous and crazy orange goga moment hat hammond >> gorgeous and crazy orange goga moment there. hammond for a moment there. >> not just i was more i was >> but not just i was more i was more elvis in vegas years. more elvis in his vegas years. >> someone special day today, the person is

i'm dawn neesom and you're watching and listening to gb news, britain's the camilla tominey show sundaytching gb news. i'm tamsin roberts with the headlines at 230. a silence has been observed to honour those who've served in conflicts around the . conflicts around the. world on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month marking the end of world war i, the uk paused for armistice day. remember bring the servicemen and women who made the ultimate sacrifice . police increased sacrifice. police increased their presence to prevent disorder during the commemoration, but despite their efforts, scuffles broke out as people tried to gain access to the site. the met police says while the silence was marked respectfully without incident, officers faced aggression from protesters in significant numbers. the force says they weren't part of one cohesive group and that officers are keeping track of them. there were clashes also, though, in westminster , a group was seen westminster, a group was seen running from parliament square towards police vans , chanting we towards police vans, chanting we

this is britain's news the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news is . mornings fromcome back. >> it's 326. you're watching and listening to martin daubney on gb news covering for patrick christys. now a little later this hour, i'll bring you news of a high court victory for prince harry. now we keep being told that our children's education charleton suffered badly during the pandemic. well, studies have found that most kids reading ages behind pre—covid levels and the fact that 25 million school days were lost to strike action in the last academic year won't help those children catch up either. now, will it ? but incredibly, now, will it? but incredibly, for the second week now in a row , numerous kids in bristol have today missed school and wait for it in support of palestine. people's took part in an event called school strike for palestine. china fish helped to organise these events. >> it's only one day we feel that this is a really pertinent time and really important time that we use our voices in any way we can. now that almost 5000 children have been killed by

we're be talking to we're going to be talking to molly >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings fromb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so professor sir chris whitty, sir chris whitty, the chief medical officer for england , is giving evidence at england, is giving evidence at the uk covid inquiry. yes today he gave his perspective on the government response to the first covid wave in 2020. >> it's very aware that we essentially had two different things. we were trying to balance the risk of going too early, in which case you get all the damages from this with actually fairly minimal impact on the epidemic and the risk of going too late, in which case you get all the problems of the pandemic running away. now, as we, i'm sure, come to on my view is with the benefit of hindsight , we went a bit too late on the first wave, and yet he was the one who was worried about lockdown at all because he was worried about the impact on mental health and in mental health and kids in schools . schools. >> w- schools. >> but not enough. let's >> he was, but not enough. let's go the co—found

we'll be talking >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 9.30 on . news with andrew pierce and bev turner. on gb news with andrew pierce ancsoev turner. on gb news with andrew pierce ancso fearsner. on gb news with andrew pierce ancso fears are growing over the >> so fears are growing over the pro—palestinian palestine march planned for armistice day this weekend called weekend. many people have called on police to delay the on the police to delay the protest, least protest, or at least to safeguard guard the cenotaph. this was met police commissioner sir response as sir mark rowley's response as the law is very clear, parliament's laid out a framework which means if people want to assemble for a protest or any other reason, it will happen. >> so this weekend there will be a protest assembly because parliament has said that can never be stopped . there may be never be stopped. there may be marches, there may be other factors to consider. we can put tough conditions on this about where it's going to take place. the organisers aren't suggesting they're

i'm martin daubney on gb news this is britain's news channel >> the camilla tominey show sunday morningsdo now that rwanda plan has failed? for time a solution. >> stanley johnson joins us this morning. >> we do have to get immigration under control. this policy of discouragement did work in the case of australia, we have to make it work here. >> if we had 3 or 4 years, he could perhaps make this play. >> but hasn't. >> but he hasn't. >> but he hasn't. >> he's got to in november. >> he's got to in november. >> here's grant. harold he's a man knows workings of man that knows the workings of the that is, people like the royals, that is, people like myself who are around you are aware what's true and untrue. aware of what's true and untrue. >> it'll interesting to >> and it'll be interesting to see turkey this christmas? see is it turkey this christmas? >> way go? >> the way to go? >> the way to go? >> you know, tradition isn't >> the way to go? >> �*about ow, tradition isn't >> the way to go? >> �*about presents:ion isn't just about presents and everything. about everything. it's actually