now it's time for the camilla tominey show . for the camilla tominey show.ood morning to you. >> welcome to the camilla tominey show. it's been another busy week for us in westminster. rishi sunak did just about get his rwanda bill through the house of commons, despite opposition from left and right, the legislation is the controversial legislation is now set to go to the house of lords , but with some peers lords, but with some peers threatening sabotage, will it remain intact? i'll be asking exactly that of defence secretary grant shapps, who will also give us an update on the wars in ukraine and the middle east. i'll also be joined by shadow immigration minister steve kinnock. what's labour's plan boats? i'll be plan to stop the boats? i'll be speaking to robert jenrick, the man who resigned as immigration minister after saying the legislation wasn't legislation just wasn't tough enough. legislation just wasn't tough enough . and after both the king enough. and after both the king and the princess of wales revealed health problems this week, i'll speak to

it's me, camilla tominey with tonight's farage. d0 camilla tominey with tonight's farage. do not adjust your set. i am obviously not nigel, who's a bit under the weather after his trip to iowa in —20 degrees. editions so i'm stepping in for him tonight and on tonight's show we're going to be discussing, of course, channel migrants would you believe that 16,000 people who have arrived here illegally by boat have been allowed to work, seemingly not quite the deterrent that the government planned for. we'll also, of course, be talking about storm isha floods and horrendous rain . one death of horrendous rain. one death of a man aged 84. when we're discussing whether climate change might be to blame . and as change might be to blame. and as ron desantis pulls out of the presidential race, we'll be joined by a pollster who's going to give us his update on what trump's chances are of winning back the white house. but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst . thanks very much, middlehurst. thanks very much, camilla. well, good evening to you.the camilla. well, good evening

channel. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show.ing to be speaking to the royal author and journalist robert hardman on his new the late new book, details what the late queen thought harry new book, details what the late que�*meghan thought harry new book, details what the late que�*meghan naming harry new book, details what the late que�*meghan naming their harry new book, details what the late que�*meghan naming their daughter and meghan naming their daughter lilibet. but first, barry gardinerjoins lilibet. but first, barry gardiner joins me lilibet. but first, barry gardinerjoins me in the studio. he's the labour mp for brent north. lovely to see you barry. this morning shiny new this morning your shiny new studio. know i'm colour studio. i know i'm colour coordinated with the set. i'm glad you've appreciated it. it's all very shiny and i'm grateful for you here in the flesh for you to be here in the flesh on a sunday morning. now, you've made this documentary on leaseholders minutes long. leaseholders 40 minutes long. what learn

channel. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show.s. don't forget that later on i'm going to speaking to a on i'm going to be speaking to a trump to get their take trump expert to get their take on whether can make a on whether he can make a tremendous to white tremendous return to the white house. but first, i'm joined in the by david the studio by david campbell—bannerman. call campbell—bannerman. i call him dcb, short, as everyone dcb, just for short, as everyone does conservative does. he's a former conservative mep and chairman of the conservative democratic organisation dcb . lovely to see organisation dcb. lovely to see you this morning. now tell us, um, did you catch kemi badenoch interview just then? did you catch. yeah a little bit. you find her impressive. what do you think about her? >> i think, i mean, i think kemi is very gutsy and she's doing a great job on the trade front. i mean, i suppose the question that you ask is like control that you ask is like the control of gove control of michael gove alleged control of mich

now it's time for the camilla tominey show . show. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show it's our first here at the new gb news studio in westminster, and what a busy first week back in parliament. we've seen the row over the post office horizon scandal marches on and we've seen former ceo paula vennells hand back her cbe. the us and the uk have launched strikes against houthi rebels in yemen as they continue to attack shipping in the red sea. and there's another row brewing on there's another row brewing on the benches, mps set the tory benches, with mps set to debate and vote on the amendments government's amendments to the government's rwanda week . thank you rwanda bill next week. thank you very much for that, nigel. now, james cartlidge, i believe, is with us now is the minister of state for defence procurement. he's also the mp for south suffolk . mr cartlidge, hopefully suffolk. mr cartlidge, hopefully you can hear me now. so i had put this question to my guest nigel nelson earlier. we've had john labour

welcome back to the first camilla tominey show of 2024.ining me in the studio is doctor sir liam fox, conservative mp for north somerset, former defence secretary and conservative party chairman . i say doctor sir liam chairman. i say doctor sir liam fox, because you were knighted very recently, weren't you.7 yes, indeed. >> new year's honours list. >> new year's honours list. >> very happy about that. i would imagine. of course it's nice. >> um, but i like to think it's particularly because of the, the work i was doing with the down syndrome. and the role that i took through and the and the charity us time that i run, charity give us time that i run, that gives uh, uh, holidays to service families. so like service families. um, so i like to think it's not just for me. it's for them. good, good stuff. >> well, huge congrats , nations. >> well, huge congrats, nations. let's get stuck into tory politics now, because obviously it's going to be a seminal year for the conservative party chris skidmore announcing his resignation. um, seems to me

camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning . hello morning.me back to gb news saturday with me , pip to gb news saturday with me, pip tomson on your tv online and on digital radio. >> now, in a moment, we're going to be talking about what seems to be talking about what seems to be talking about what seems to be such a regular occurrence, doesn't losses , job doesn't it? job losses, job losses on our high streets . so losses on our high streets. so today there's news that john lewis is apparently considering axing 11,000 jobs in the next five years, and also this week we heard that lloyds banking group is set to cut 1600 jobs across its branches as it moves towards more online banking. is this yet another step closer to the death of the high street? what do you think? what's it like? what's your high street like? what's your high street like? how easy is it to park? what are public transport links like. do get in touch, send me your thoughts by emailing us on gbviews@gbnews.uk . com or you gbviews@gbnews.uk. com or you can message me on our soc

camilla tominey a bit of breaking news for you.n of scarecrows doing a betterjob in the house of lords than peers themselves, we discover that peers inflicted peers have inflicted the first defeat sunak defeat against rishi sunak controversy deportation controversy rwanda deportation plan in backing by 214 votes to 171. so that's a majority of 43, an unprecedented move seeking to delay a treaty with the east african nation that paves the way for the asylum scheme. so basically, what's happened is these players want to have a debate over the motion laid before the house by labour attorney general peter goldsmith, which basically seeks to delay the ratification of the new treaty. so they want to stall . they want to delay. don't stall. they want to delay. don't forget the peers can set their own timetable. so the house of commons mps, they have to rush legislation through in accordance with a deadline. the lords don't to do that at lords don't need to do that at all so they debate, they can all so they can debate, they can prevaricat

that's camilla tominey show, that's the camilla tominey show, a politics show with personality on gbel . happy britain's news channel. happy new year, wishing you all of the best for 2024. >> did you have a good night last night? have you got a sore head this evening? did you watch the fireworks ? i'm sure you had the fireworks? i'm sure you had a drink. well, we're going to see in the new year in style. it is 9:00 on tv, on radio and onune is 9:00 on tv, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world for a brand new yeah across the world for a brand new year. this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion. my vision for britain in 2024. whatever happens , it's going to be a year happens, it's going to be a year to remember in the big story. do new year's resolutions work ? how new year's resolutions work? how can we get the best out of the year to come? and should we give the place a spring clean? who better to ask than tv star channel four's queen of clean, kim woodburn, who's going to give the whole nation a rousing p9p give the whole nation a rousing pep talk as we

welcome back to the camilla tominey show lovely to have your company.tion secretary, joins me now. she's also the labour for houghton and labour mp for houghton and sunderland nice see sunderland south. nice to see you, phillipson . thank you you, miss phillipson. thank you very much for joining this very much for joining me this morning. now you've said that you rishi to you want rishi sunak to come clean about rwanda. you're calling for publication of calling for the publication of documents seem to indicate documents which seem to indicate that minister isn't that the prime minister isn't exactly by his own exactly in fused by his own central immigration plan. although my question to labour would be how on earth does that help solve the crisis involving illegal immigrants coming to this their droves ? this country in their droves? yeah the prime minister this morning again refused to answer questions on this. >> i think it was far from clear about why his position has changed. it's because it's all about what conservative about what the conservative

welcome back to the camilla tominey show.e your company this morning. nigel nelson's remaining with me while we for james cartlidge, the we wait for james cartlidge, the defence be ready. defence minister, to be ready. um they're in a difficult situation, aren't they, at the ministry defence because ministry of defence because the criticism of all criticism from labour of all people is that we are under defended. i mean, i do find this positioning quite intriguing from shadow defence secretary john said , um, john healey. he said, um, because britain's aircraft carriers are not ready to be sent to the red sea because of a recruitment crisis effectively engulfing all the armed forces, but particularly the royal navy. john healey has said that the conservative government has hollowed out the armed forces . hollowed out the armed forces. quotes. our navy support ships are spending less time at sea and ministers have failed to get to grips with the growing recruitment crisis. obviously i'm going this to the i'm going to put this

interview on the camilla tominey tom earlier this tom moore show earlier on this morning absolutelyas absolutely excellent. she was excellent. i think she was really her skills as really showed her skills as a cabinet think cabinet minister and i think another that she's another another way that she's shown by taking shown her skills is by taking she sense she was loyal she made sense and she was loyal to the prime minister, and she's actually on her job actually getting on with her job and business and trade and the business and trade secretary sole secretary is the sole shareholder the post office, shareholder in the post office, and she has made a difficult what sounds like a quite a difficult decision to get rid of the person that's currently running office, because running the post office, because she that he's the she doesn't think that he's the culture he's fostering culture that he's fostering at that right one that company is the right one for this post. horizon world that the post office is now having to run in. >> the only thing i would say are matthew that kemi, this are

we not only want to inform you, but we want to keep you entertained. >> the camilla tominey show sundayg. sunday mornings from 930 on. g. >> joining me now for the roundtable discussion. i've got broadcast and political commentator paula london. she's on the show for the first time and back. my old mucker barry gardiner, he's the mp for brent north. he's a good man. look, we're about we're going to talk about immigration migration immigration and net migration into country has increased. into this country has increased. i it's 10 million over the i think it's 10 million over the past 26 years. paula, what are the benefits been of this increase ? increase? >> there's not many benefits . >> there's not many benefits. um, and what is quite interesting is that in the last 20 years, we've had very, very low birth rate. the lowest birth rate in decades. but quite interesting. one third of all births were born to women not born the uk. so normally with born in the uk. so normally with a very high population there will be more births. but this is not happening this country. not happening in thi

yes >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show. robert buckland, the former justice secretary and the mp for south swindon , joins me now. thank you swindon, joins me now. thank you for coming in, sir robert, lovely you. look it's lovely to see you. look it's been a very difficult week, hasn't yeah subjected hasn't it been. yeah subjected to the angst and agony to frankly, the angst and agony of the families of the victims of the families of the victims of aldo carlo cain. um, there are questions to be answered here. in this case, my first question to you as a former justice secretary is . how was justice secretary is. how was this guy free to roam the streets? we understand he was under an arrest warrant from september 2022. the police couldn't find him, even though the victim's family say that he had a registered address in nottingham for six months before he was evicted on june the 11th. carried out the killings on june the 13th. um he wasn't taking his anti—psychotic medication and apparently was being unmonitored while he was

it's me, camilla tominey with tonight's farage. do not adjust your set.der the weather after his trip to iowa in —20 degrees. editions so i'm stepping in for him tonight and on tonight's show we're going to be discussing, of course, channel migrants would you believe that 16,000 people who have arrived here illegally by boat have been allowed to work, seemingly not quite the deterrent that the government planned for. we'll also, of course, be talking about storm isha floods and horrendous rain . one death of horrendous rain. one death of a man aged 84. when we're discussing whether climate change might be to blame . and as change might be to blame. and as ron desantis pulls out of the presidential race, we'll

basically anyway, coming the camilla tominey coming up, the camilla tominey show from us. >> goodbyeunak premiership faced the possibility of yet another major tory rebellion after simon clarke called for him to be replaced. but how much damage has this lone wolf attempt done to the tories ? i'll be asking to the tories? i'll be asking the former justice secretary, sir robert buckland, for his thoughts on the sentencing of the nottingham killer. valdo calocane did he get away with murder? i'll be speaking to kemi badenoch, the woman tipped to be the next tory leadership leader, live in the studio and after holocaust memorial day yesterday, i'll be joined by the former chair of the jewish labour movement , ivor former chair of the jewish labour movement, ivor kaplan. does labour still have an anti—semitism issue? i'll also be grilling former mep and boris johnson backer david campbell bannerman about his right wing splinter group, the conservative democratic organisation is this the vehicle for a cincinnatus style blonde comeback and talking of blonde comebacks, donald trump has storm

that's camilla tominey show, that's the camilla tominey show, a politics show with personality on gbl. happy new year, wishing you all of the best for 2024. >> did you have a good night last night? have you got a sore head this evening? did you watch the fireworks ? i'm sure you had the fireworks? i'm sure you had a drink. well, we're going to see in the new year in style. it is 9:00 on tv, on radio and onune is 9:00 on tv, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world for a brand new yeah across the world for a brand new year. this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion. my vision for britain in 2024. whatever happens , it's going to be a year happens, it's going to be a year to remember in the big story. do new year's resolutions work ? how new year's resolutions work? how can we get the best out of the year to come? and should we give the place a spring clean? who better to ask than tv star channel four's queen of clean, kim woodburn, who's going to give the whole nation a rousing p9p give the whole nation a rousing pep talk as we embark on the next 12 months? it

the way. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show.liament. we've seen the row over the post office horizon scandal marches on and we've seen former ceo paula vennells hand back her cbe. the us and the uk have launched strikes against houthi rebels in yemen as they continue attack as they continue to attack shipping in the red sea. and there's another row brewing on there's another row brewing on the benches with mps set to the tory benches with mps set to debate and vote on the amendments to the government's rwanda next week. we've rwanda bill next week. we've got a expert guests to a whole host of expert guests to talk us through all of it. i'll be joined by the defence minister, james cartlidge. what's government right to what's the government right to approve those on the approve those strikes on the houthi this week ? and houthi rebels this week? and does military have does the uk military even have the capability to be a real player in the middle east anymore? the man hoping to be the uk's next health secretary wes streeting, me

. >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news news. >> good afternoon britain.against the houthis in yemen last night as limited, necessary and proportionate action in self defence, reaction from opposition parties has been very mixed . very mixed. >> labour leader sir keir starmer has said he and his party are fully supportive of the government's decision to launch strikes against the houthis . but the liberal houthis. but the liberal democrats and the snp have both said parliament should be recalled, so the house of commons can properly scrutinise the military action. >> well, let's discuss this further now with the member of the foreign affairs committee, henry smith. henry thank you for making the time for us. i suppose there is a pressing point that began to be built up about parliament, uh, approving action that is , of course, action that is, of course, delivered by the executive through the royal prerogative as military interventions are under our system . but that precedent our system. but that precedent has rather been broken in recent time. perhaps th

camilla tominey has already very nice already done a very nice interview just interview with me, justm 1997 to 2001 on, and what was fascinating rereading them, is that that a big defeat like that does not make the party more moderate . it, it actually drives moderate. it, it actually drives it into the hands of william hague with his incredible hostility to europe. then, then, then he and duncan smith , then he and duncan smith, michael howard took a full decade over the tories to come back to some intelligence, just as labour, after 2010, has taken us 13 years to get back into the game . so i think this could , if game. so i think this could, if labour has to play its cards well and i think with starmer, sir keir starmer, he is so prudent, so middle of the road, so centrist, so cautious that caution , prudent centrism is caution, prudent centrism is actually where the bulk, i think of the british people are. and i think it could be a long, long road back for the tories. >> i'm so glad you've mentioned prudence and caution because i want to raise exactly the other point. you were in

how do you think kemi badenoch did in that interview with camilla tominey on gb news yesterday morning interview. >> it was a good interview. camilla she camilla was very robust and she is speaks the is very robust. she speaks the language. i think people understand. doesn't have a understand. she doesn't have a sense humour, though, does understand. she doesn't have a senseshe humour, though, does understand. she doesn't have a senseshe doesn't.though, does understand. she doesn't have a senseshe doesn't. i've gh, does understand. she doesn't have a senseshe doesn't. i've gh, toes she? she doesn't. i've got to say her a few say that. and i met her a few times. i met her last and times. i met her last week and she at small talk she ain't great at small talk ehhen she ain't great at small talk either. no, you don't either. but no, maybe you don't need either. but no, maybe you don't nee no, it's not meant be. a >> no, it's not meant to be. a stand comedian do stand up comedian didn't do bofis stand up comedian didn't do boris though, boris johnson any harm, though, did one of the did he?

camilla tominey this. so tominey is very hot on this. so private right?ight? are you going the fees for going to ramp up the fees for private schools or reduce their ability do what ability to anyway, uh, do what they vat basically they do with vat then basically what all of what does that mean for all of the you're going the children that you're going to to dump into the state to have to dump into the state school sector? one of the major issues for starmer now issues for keir starmer now going is something he is going forward is something he is continually going to be hammered about election . about until the next election. is his or was his is his support, or was his support of jeremy corbyn if he never really thought that corbyn could win? is that his way out ? could win? is that his way out? is that him trying to say, well, look, i never really thought i was to win, didn't was going to win, so i didn't mind campaigning this mind campaigning for this guy. you him flip you know, we had him flip flopping brexit for flopping over brexit as well for quite

it's patrick ch|gb's only >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news .k christys news. this is patrick christys tonight only on gb news >> i just want to emphasise a statement that landed just as i came on air. so rishi sunak own pollster and special adviser has resigned tonight amid rows over the direction of the government. the statement that he's issued is scathing. he says that he's concluded that the conservatives are heading for the most almighty no almighty of defeat. be in no doubt. on course for at doubt. we are on course for at least a decade of labour rule. he says this if farage comes back, the conservative party essentially nigel farage will be christmas. nigel farage will be on this show in a few moments time to respond to that. i want your views as well though. but now it's for our head to now it's time for our head to head. now it's time for our head to head . a senior nato military head. a senior nato military official has warned of all out war with russia in the next 20 years. and because our military is so small, your country needs you

this is patrick christys you're >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news .ve news. back to this massive breaking news for you right now. >> senior conservative mp sir simon clarke is pushing for rishi sunak to quit as leader. he's saying that he should call time on the doom loop. it follows multiple letters of no confidence that have been submitted against the prime minister in recent weeks . submitted against the prime minister in recent weeks. i'm just to read for you a just going to read for you now a couple of from what just going to read for you now a couple clarke from what just going to read for you now a couple clarke has from what just going to read for you now a couple clarke has said. what just going to read for you now a couple clarke has said. the|t simon clarke has said. the messages are in from messages are flying in from conservative mps at the moment, and telling you and we'll be telling you a couple those in just a couple of those in just a second. um, but basically simon clarke is saying that rishi sunakis clarke is saying that rishi sunak

speaking to gb news, presenter camilla tominey earlier, the shadow immigration minister, stephen kinnockaid tackling the crisis depends on international cooperation in a way that shipping perhaps i% of the number of people that come across the channel on small boats to rwanda is ever going to act as a deterrent. >> you're dealing with people who are fleeing violence and persecution by stopping, wasting so rwanda, which is so much time on rwanda, which is just a gimmick that is doomed to failure let's plough more failure. let's plough much more resource and time and energy into doing some of the things that have worked, like the albania we fully support albania deal. we fully support the how many other the albania deal. how many other that has worked as deterrent? that has worked as a deterrent? >> last few hours >> well, in the last few hours there has been explosion at a there has been an explosion at a major gas terminal in the baltic sea that's near russia, in what's suspected to be a drone strike from ukraine, firefighters are battling flames there at the site after reports from ukra

i saw camilla to grant camilla tominey talking to grant shapps this earlier.y answer the question . ian, because isn't the question. ian, because isn't the issue if they're issue here that if they're trying to have this rwanda scheme deterrent? but scheme as a deterrent? yeah, but then they're saying, but, but we'll everyone jobs. the we'll give everyone jobs. the deterrent undervalued, isn't it. >> well, you could say that. but then could also say, you >> well, you could say that. but then by could also say, you >> well, you could say that. but then by puttinglso say, you >> well, you could say that. but then by putting these 1, you >> well, you could say that. but then by putting these people in know, by putting these people in care and them white care homes and making them white people's , that's people's bums, that's an additional . but no, it additional deterrent. but no, it does sort of expose the lie that you know, the government's like, oh, we want to we want to stop the when oh, we want to we want to stop th

that's the camilla tominey show, a politics show with personality on gb news, the people's channel on>> it's 8:00. your weekend starts here. from the world headquarters of gb news this is friday night live with me . mark friday night live with me. mark dolan. lovely to have your company. it is my 57th day on air and thank you for putting up with me. should the post office be shut down in the light of a scandal which has shocked the nation, could suella braverman sink rishi sunak's rwanda plan and with it, his premiership ? and with it, his premiership? could prince andrew do a harry and split from the royal family and split from the royal family and wage war on the monarchy ? and wage war on the monarchy? and why does this war in the red sea matter to you and me? this is friday night live with mark dolan. bring your own drinks. the admission is. free. jerry's eyes lit up when i said, bnng jerry's eyes lit up when i said, bring your own drinks. because tonight , my bring your own drinks. because tonight, my friday friends, the prelude fricated.

okay well joining us ahead of her programme at 930 is camilla tominey. morning, camilla.an, the other problem forjeremy hunt is he and his administration have presided over the highest taxes in in peacetime. presided over the highest taxes in in peacetime . um, so, i mean, in in peacetime. um, so, i mean, he's now saying he wants to claw back some of this money for the taxpayer. will it be a case of too little, too late? we know that income tax is at a historic high, and it's only scheduled to go up. that's what the obr and others have forecast, that the last budget. so that's problematic him . he's coming last budget. so that's problepressure him . he's coming last budget. so that's problepressure to,n . he's coming last budget. so that's problepressure to, uh,he's coming last budget. so that's problepressure to, uh, bring oming under pressure to, uh, bring income tax down. also, there's this idea that maybe he might unfreeze the tax rate bands. you'll be familiar with this idea of fiscal drag and people on 52,000 a year or above being dragged into that higher rate of ta

camilla tominey here next. tominey is here next. >> good morning.hes in places. but it will be largely dry. plenty of sunny spells as we go through the . we will have this area the day. we will have this area of cloud though, some of cloud though, bringing some showers northeast showers in across northeast england sleet and snow england could be sleet and snow over higher ground here, and over the higher ground here, and also some wintry showers affecting kent the day, affecting kent through the day, but should ease as we move but they should ease as we move through into the afternoon . but through into the afternoon. but for plenty of sunshine, for many, plenty of sunshine, then patches perhaps then few fog patches perhaps lingering southern scotland, northern ireland but mostly clearing and temperatures on the cold 2 to 5 celsius for cold side. 2 to 5 celsius for many, perhaps 6 or 7 around a few coastal stretches. and then as we into the evening as we move into the evening time, temperatures fall away quickly. we'll see well below freezing across

dot com the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news news .e noticed some extra pounds on your paycheque this month, with millions of brits benefiting from national insurance cuts. yes. >> so a reduction in the basic rate of national insurance was announced in the chancellor's latest budget , and conservative latest budget, and conservative chair richard holden has told gb news that there's more to come. ooh, hey, hey . well, gb news ooh, hey, hey. well, gb news business and economics editor liam halligan joins us now with on the money . on the money. >> liam, what does this tax cut actually mean for people up and down the country ? down the country? >> well, it is actually a quite significant tax cut, tom and emily, it was announced, uh, in the autumn, the autumn statement . the government's bringing it in. not at the start of the new tax year, which is in april. they're bringing it in now in order to try and some build some momentum. um, ahead of the election, that there are tax cutting party if they tax cut coming in now, another one in the

the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on . gb news. mornings from 930 on.ews. >> well i'm back. it's1:28 and sadiq khan has been named the ultimate virtue signaller as he's recorded 80,000 air miles last year. while asking brits not to fly city halls, tony devenish accused sadiq khan , the devenish accused sadiq khan, the mayor of london, of failing to practice what he preaches as the mayor constantly warned londoners of a climate emergency . kc londoners of a climate emergency . kc well gbnews.com political editor milly cooke joins us from westminster and ed milly, how many flights precisely has sadiq khan taken ? khan taken? >> so since he became london mayor in 2016, he's taken 11 international flights himself. but among himself and his team , but among himself and his team, that amounts to 80,000 air miles. his team have been keen to point out that his predecessor, boris johnson, did take more flights at 34, but the key thing with sadiq khan is that he is constantly pushing a very pro—environmental agenda. it's an issue that's very close to his heart an

we're discussing this after the short >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news women uk for selecting a transgender model as its uk champion , as one of its un uk champions. >> yes organisations, including fair play for women and sex matters, have labelled burgdorf unsuitable and highlighted previous online posts made by monroe, which were , in quotes, monroe, which were, in quotes, homophobic and racist, leading to childline dropping her as an ambassador in 2019. well joining us now is the co—founder and executive director of sex matters, maya forstater. >> and thank you for making the time for us this afternoon. i suppose many people will be thinking that the un is a is a credible organisation that must represent all different types of , of people. and, and i suppose the question is, is there not room in the un women tent to have one of its ambassadors being a transgender woman ? being a transgender woman? >> i think we need to be clear about the language here. when you say a transgender woman, what you mean is a man who wishes he was a woman, um, and a man wh

this is good afternoon britain on the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on . news. >> good afternoon britain. it is 125 and nasa has launched its first moon mission since the apollo program. you united launch alliance launched its powerful vulcan rocket from florida this morning in a mission that will feature the first us moon landing attempt in more than 50 years. us is expected to land on the 23rd of february, with some of the remains on board. because this is carrying lots of different payloads, not just nasa payloads , it's carrying human remains as well, including the star trek creator gene roddenberry and members of the original tv series cast . series cast. >> i'm sorry, that's just weird. uh, for more, we're joined by the space and planetary scientist andy lound andy. thank you so much forjoining us. i understand you are almost excited as tom sitting beside me about this , uh, good afternoon . about this, uh, good afternoon. >> probably just as excited will fight it out between us. yes. this is a very exciting mission. this is a very exciting mission.

the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news. >> welcome back. it's 321.martin daubney on gb news now later this hour i'll get reaction to the news that a new block of flats in farnborough is going to be used to house up to 300 male asylum seekers. let me tell you that many of the local residents are not at all happy, and we'll speak to two of them shortly . but now to the flooding shortly. but now to the flooding that has hit large parts of the uk. and labour has accused the government of asleep at government of being asleep at the , while the party wants the wheel, while the party wants rishi to convene a cobra rishi sunak to convene a cobra style force to protect style task force to protect homes from further damage and hundreds of flood warnings remain in place. while there's been chaos on the rail networks once again, more than 1000 properties across england have been flooded this week . well, been flooded this week. well, i'm joined now by our political correspondent , catherine four correspondent, catherine four fs. catherine welcome to the show. al

. >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news is. >> well, it's 1238 and, uh, sirg the tory party of championing woke agendas to save their own skin. or is that anti—woke agendas? in a speech , the labour leader set a speech, the labour leader set out his hopes for a society of service and went on to accuse the conservative government of waging war against the country's greatest institutions and charity is well, well, well, interesting . interesting. >> our political correspondent katherine forsterjoins us now katherine forster joins us now from westminster. catherine uh, what does starmer mean exactly? what's he accusing the tory government of doing ? government of doing? >> yes . good afternoon to both >> yes. good afternoon to both of you . and it was quite of you. and it was quite a lengthy speech this is just one little bit of it, but it has , little bit of it, but it has, um, created some, some attention, hasn't it . let's have attention, hasn't it. let's have attention, hasn't it. let's have a little look at what he said earlier . earlier. >> waging a war on

it's me, camilla tominey with tonight's farage. do not adjust your set.wa in —20 degrees. editions so i'm stepping in for him tonight and on tonight's show we're going to be discussing, of course, channel migrants would you believe that 16,000 people who have arrived here illegally by boat have been allowed to work, seemingly not quite the deterrent that the government planned for. we'll also, of course, be talking about storm isha floods and horrendous rain . one death of horrendous rain. one death of a man aged 84. when we're discussing whether climate change might be to blame . and as change might be to blame. and as ron desantis pulls out of the presidential race, we'll be joined by a pollster who's going to give us his update on what trump's chances are of winning back the white house. but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst . thanks very much, middlehurst. thanks very much, camilla. well, good evening to you.the camilla. well, good evening to you. the top story from the gb newsroom tonight. new weather warnings have been issued with the ne

the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on . gb news. mornings from 930 on.on britain. >> it's 125 >> good afternoon britain. >> it's125 and uk car sales hit their highest level since the pandemic. that's to according new figures from the society of motor manufacturers and traders. >> but electric vehicle sales flatlined , so with the flatlined, so with the government missing their green targets for last year, now this comes as prime minister rishi sunak decided to delay the ban of petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035. that was after months of deliberation. is that what's to blame for this? let's speak to james bowley of the society of motor manufacturers and traders. james, thank you very much . i'm interested very much. i'm interested particularly in electric vehicle sales, missing the target there . sales, missing the target there. now, some within the industry have blamed the movement in that target fit to ban petrol and diesel car sales, new petrol and car diesel sales from 2035. moving it forward , moving it. moving it forward, moving it. sorry. mov

you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website gbnews.com . >> the camilla tomineyandwriting gcse english exams. >> this is what we're going to be talking about with our wonderful panel who have just returned editor returned novara media editor contributing michael contributing editor michael walker commentator walker and political commentator and author buxton . so yes, and author tanya buxton. so yes, and author tanya buxton. so yes, a word on the general election, which we now know is most likely going to be in the second half of this year . going to be in the second half of this year. why do you think rishi sunak has let us know that essentially , i don't know why essentially, i don't know why he's done that. >> i'm really surprised. i thought he was going to go for january because i thought he wanted as wanted to just stay in for as long he's going to long as possible. he's going to lose. so i thought his lose. and so i thought his vanhy lose. and so i thought his vanity would want to try and keep long keep in there as long as possible. not about possible. it's

. >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news .n, we want to know what impact has brexit had on the economy? we've had some gloomy forecasts from the government watchdog, from the obr, the office for budget responsibility, but have those forecasts been right ? forecasts been right? >> um, well, joining us now is our economics and business edhon our economics and business editor, liam halligan , to sort editor, liam halligan, to sort the fact from the fiction with on the money . on the money. >> thanks for joining on the money. >> thanks forjoining us, liam. frankly what did the forecasters get right out and what have they got wrong? >> this is a hugely emotive subject, tom. a lot of people are still angry about brexit, either angry because they lost and they didn't get their own way, or angry because they think that brexit hasn't been properly and fully implemented. what i'm going to do now and even this will controversial many will be controversial for many people . i'm just going to show people. i'm just going to show you some gr

i'll be discussing that in a few minutes >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb newsdirector of the british museum is underway. as the institution faces pressing questions should it return the parthenon marbles? how is it to be funded? can it be trusted? since thousands of artefacts have been stolen in recent years, what is the future of the british museum? to discuss that , british museum? to discuss that, i'm joined by archaeologist doctor mario trabucco de la torretta and john sharples, a lawyer at howard kennedy who led a legal action on behalf of a poet whose work had been used by the british museum without attribution . welcome to you attribution. welcome to you both. hello mario. let's start with you can you give me some assessment of how the reputation of the british museum, nationally and internationally stands today, in your view ? stands today, in your view? >> i think the british museum is still the glorious institution that we all know and recognise. >> uh, yes, it is true that it has , uh, been dealt a blow. uh, has, uh, been dealt a blow. uh, we don't y

do battle in just >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news .ig reaction to news. well a big reaction to my 9 pm. rundown in which i'm warning about the nanny state in overdrive under labour. >> a big response on email. this is the idea that actually kids will go to school, have their teeth brushed by special employees, possibly teachers, possibly others. how loony are starmer and the rest of this party? he says gary keith says if parents can't potty train or teach their kids to clean their teeth, they shouldn't have kids. um, linda says if parents aren't doing x, y and z, then the state needs to step in. sorry, but what i don't understand is what has gone wrong. this amount of tooth decay in young children is terrible . mary says. good terrible. mary says. good evening mark. thank you mary for your email. having a child these daysis your email. having a child these days is a choice and such a privilege. if you cannot afford to look after a child, do not have a child. and last but not least, dave , uh, says i'm not least, dave, uh, says i'm not

speaking to gb news, presenter camilla tominey shadow immigration minister stephen kinnock said tackling . cooperation. >> there's no way that shipping perhaps 1% of the number of people that come across the channel on small boats to rwanda is ever going to act as a deterrent. you're dealing with people who are fleeing violence and persecution by stopping , and persecution by stopping, wasting much time on rwanda , wasting so much time on rwanda, which just a gimmick that is which is just a gimmick that is doomed failure. plough doomed to failure. let's plough much more resource and time and energy into doing some of the things that have worked, like the deal. we fully the albania deal. we fully support deal. support the albania deal. how many that has worked as many other that has worked as a deterrent and finally thousands of patients with inherited blood disorders are set to undergo a world first in genetic testing . world first in genetic testing. >> starting from tomorrow. people in england with sickle cell disorder and thalassaemia can access the test. it's designed to improve bloo

the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news. >> this is patrick christys tonight .s been blasted in german for posing an award ceremony with an alleged royal fraudster . award ceremony with an alleged royal fraudster. here he is with the self—styled prince mario max schaumburg—lippe , who has been schaumburg—lippe, who has been accused by the head of the family of prince alexander of harvesting their name for personal gain. now harry's mate, right, the so—called prince mario max appeared on the german version of celebrity big brother in 2014. flogs his own wealth elixir on a german shopping channel. if you don't believe me, take a look and listen to this. this is. >> i'll mention i'm only happy when people are well , and that's when people are well, and that's why i have activated and developed the wealth. >> alexia for you . >> alexia for you. >> alexia for you. >> he says that if you spray it on a lottery ticket, you've got a good chance of winning. i mean, it's all absolutely balm pot stuff. but prince alexander told the mail on sunday prince harry cannot stoop l