so heard employ them, carole malone.hetypal labour champagne socialist actually sneers at anyone that doesn't go to university below , doesn't go to university below, believes that the only way you can be part of their set is if you're a university educated person . i think she's actually person. i think she's actually been exposed as a total hypocrite . hypocrite. >> you know, i have never said a bad word about carol vorderman. quite, quite the reverse. i've always been a big supporter of hers. however, i don't know what's happened to her in the past like she's going past year. it's like she's going through of midlife through some kind of midlife crisis, i'd crisis, like she's suddenly, i'd say, quarter life crisis say, three quarter life crisis or three quarter crisis or three quarter life crisis because like she because it's almost like she wants to be remembered for being relevant . but the bottom line is relevant. but the bottom line is carol not carol vorderman is not a political she no political person. she has no

carole malone . this is jenkyns. carole malone. this is people power, right? things. >> yeah, it is changing . the >> yeah, it is changing. the thing that worries me vaguely, priti patel at the weekend said there should be a royal commission into this and i think that's a really good idea because, you know, i'm worried about what's going to happen when farage stops talking about about what's going to happen wh maybe ge stops talking about about what's going to happen wh maybe the ;tops talking about about what's going to happen wh maybe the ;tops ta he1g about about what's going to happen wh maybe the ;tops ta he neverut it. maybe the banks, he never stops talking. well, no. what? he stop talking about he might stop talking about this, but, but i think this, but. but but, but i think what's incredible what's been incredible is that, you even his enemies you know, even his arch enemies have jumped board. there are have jumped on board. there are still left who will still some on the left who will try say that this is a try to say that this is a non—story, just

so heard employ them, carole malone.chetypal labour champagne socialist actually sneers at anyone that doesn't go to university below , doesn't go to university below, believes that the only way you can be part of their set is if you're a university educated person . i think she's actually person. i think she's actually been exposed as a total hypocrite . hypocrite. >> you know, i have never said a bad word about carol vorderman. quite, quite the reverse. i've always been a big supporter of hers. however, i don't know what's happened to her in the past like she's going past year. it's like she's going through midlife through some kind of midlife crisis, she's suddenly, crisis, like she's suddenly, i'd say, quarter crisis say, three quarter life crisis or three quarter crisis or three quarter life crisis because like she because it's almost like she wants to be remembered for being relevant . but the bottom line is relevant. but the bottom line is carol is carol vorderman is not a political she has no political person. sh

, roottot— express columnist carole malone, roottot ors— express columnist carole malone, makingthe lack of outrage ttout— of coverage, the lack of outrage ttout tots— of coverage, the lack of outrage about this breach— of coverage, the lack of outrage about this breach by god, i can tsttsts— about this breach by god, i can tsttsvs tt. — about this breach by god, i can believe it. it's— about this breach by god, i can believe it. e g believe it. it's appalling. but i believe know sue gray was a woman that we were told was beyond reproach. this woman was the beacon of impartiality . we the beacon of impartiality. we were told that she could be totally trusted. so when she said when she said she didn't break the code, when everyone around her said she didn't break the civil service code, it turns out she has broken the code. and, you know, this was a woman sos— and, you know, this was a woman sos-rutss— and, you know, this was a woman sos-rutss ot— and, you know, this was a woman she -rules of the - and, you know, this was a woman she rules of the civil she knew the rules of the ci

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i'm joined by carole malone , joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy.ng the switch to the people's channel, neil oliver spent nearly two decades as the bbc's coast guy and he'll offer his unique insight on the crisis facing his old employer. elsewhere is former home secretary lord clarke writes that the rwanda plan is the only way to stop channel crossings and prevent britain being seen as an easy option by migrants and smuggling. gangs will thrash that out in the media. buzz and another developing story tonight, the met police say that they will investigate a trans activist and convicted attempt murderer for making this vile threat. >> now, if you see a tough bunch of enough begum . of enough begum. >> now, if you don't know what a terf is, that's somebody that simply knows the difference between a biological man and a biological woman, which would surely be most of us. i'll bring you more on that shocking incident tonight's greatest incident in tonight's greatest britain union jackass you'll britain and union jackass you'll also get a look at tomorrow

we are with carole malone. >> why don't we just call me bev malone? >> exactly.e dispute. we know behind the scenes labour scenes between the labour leader, starmer, after leader, sir keir starmer, after the did not the the labour party did not win the uxbndge the labour party did not win the uxbridge by—election, they uxbridge by—election, which they expected london expected to, and the london mayor, over his mayor, sadiq khan, over his ultra low emission zone, which he expand £12.50 day. he wants to expand £12.50 a day. people it . denis people don't like it. denis macshane is with us, the former labour minister denis was labour's to lose and they blew it. >> i'm not it.— >> i'm not sure. we've it. >> i'm not sure. we've never won uxbndge >> i'm not sure. we've never won uxbridge under the great harold wilson and under the wonderful tony blair. >> never going to win it now. >> never going to win it now. >> no, that's true, though. carol's right on that point. i canvassed weeks in canvassed two weeks ago in uxbndge canvassed two weeks ago in uxbridge and saw eve

that's it from carole malone, she's carole malone, because she's not with had can't it >> i've had itastic week. i loved it. i hope do, too. hope you guys do, too. >> you're speaking . >> but you're speaking. >> but you're speaking. >> it me? okay, that's it >> oh, is it me? okay, that's it . britain's today? no . britain's newsroom today? no i'm not coming in next. >> the live desk with the >> it's the live desk with the fabulous mark longhurst and the fabulous mark longhurst and the fabulous pip what's fabulous pip tomson. what's coming up coming up coming up on what's coming up next show ? next on the show? >> stephen. >> stephen. >> thank you. fabulous. >> thank you. fabulous. >> andrew, we have got so much to tell you over the next three hours, are being told to hours, banks are being told to learn their lesson over the closure of nigel farage's coots account. plus, we are celebrating mick jagger's 80th. yes, 88th birthday. now, though , here's your weather. >> the temperatures rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb ne

stop carole malone . piers party. stop carole malone.e reclaim party. steve gardiner for the social democratic party. ed gemmell is standing for the climate party . standing for the climate party. sarah green for the greens. we have kingsley hamilton is an independent candidate. richard hewison rejoined the eu howling hope from the official monster raving loony party . 77. joseph raving loony party. 77. joseph is an independent. rebecca jane for ukip and on for nataphon christian peoples alliance . leo christian peoples alliance. leo for independent and steve tuckwell. the concert lviv candidate democracy at work 17. >> candidate 17 candidates. >> candidate 17 candidates. >> good luck to them all. >> good luck to them all. >> there's a lesson there, isn't there? don't mention byelection right ? right? >> exactly. >> exactly. >> moving on. so, junior doctors in england have begun their five day strike in what's being described as the longest in the history of the nhs. described as the longest in the histso of the nhs. described as the lon

carole malone, andrea jenkins and stanley johnson on the superstar panel. farage lviv clash. then nigel farage lviv lady colin campbell in the house. paul burrell and kelvin mackenzie. i mean , come on, mackenzie. i mean, come on, that's a—list, right? >> that is an absolutely brilliant panel. i've never heard of a better one. i'm almost as good as my panels . almost as good as my panels. anyway, that's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. jacob tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe mogg. this has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. his has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andras been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andrasit'sen state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andrasit's sunnye of the nation. and if it's sunny in somerset tomorrow. i'm a dutchman. afraid that warm dutchman. i'm afraid that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb proud sponsors of weather on. gb news evening. >> i'm

going through the big stories of the day in the papers with legendary journalist and broadcaster carole malone and former head of broadcasting for the labour party, matthew lazer , and party, matthew lazer, and cycling mickey . yes, he's the cycling mickey. yes, he's the one who cycles around filming young motorists. we ask , is he a young motorists. we ask, is he a cycling snitch or or is he helpful for law and order on the roads .7 roads.7 >> i know which one. i think cycling snitches at what you think. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> and it's a massive weekend of sport with the ashes on and wimbledon on as well. we will be speaking to another legend, harry redknapp, premier harry redknapp, former premier league manager. we'll be talking to about lots the to him about lots of the signings that taken place signings that have taken place across league this across the premier league this season before the season starts . and of course, we want to hear your views today. so get involved in the show. email us at gb views. gb news .com. we want to hear what you've got to say about all of those things. b

because if i had written that in my newspaper or carole malone written her newspaper or sam rhiannon sued because it is defamatory , we are you going to defamatory, we are you going to sue them ? sue them? >> i don't know yet. andrew right now my real focus right now is to get this debate out as broadly as possible, to get people to understand that subject access requests exist. and please , please to use them . and please, please to use them. and please, please to use them. and i'm going to urge the government and the treasury select committee to act. don't go to benidorm for three weeks or wherever you might be going. that committee needs to hold dame alison in front of it in short order. we need to find out what is going on in a bank that has 19 million customers and is 39% owned by us. the taxpayer . 39% owned by us. the taxpayer. still, when it comes when it comes to options , i'm comes to options, i'm considering all options. andrew right. >> and there'll be some people who will say, well, it's only nigel farage. you know, he's a bit controversial. it's only him. but how many o

up next, it is britain's newsroom with andrew and carole , carole malone, and carole, carole malone,ibby stockholm, the barge in dorset. >> row in the >> yeah. also the row in the labour party over the ultra low emission gove housing. >> yeah. and we're going to be talking about a vicar called wendy you might wendy dalrymple. you might have seen a story about last week seen a story about her last week attacked for having attacked on twitter for having tattoos him in the church i >> -- >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers are proud sponsors of weather on gb news hello i'm marco petagna. >> here's your latest weather update from the met office. we'll see outbreaks of rain clear away to the south—east of the the day today, the uk through the day today, giving sunshine giving way to a mix of sunshine and coupled with a and showers coupled with a fairly breeze. it's fairly cool breeze. it's certainly a fairly wet picture across the south and southeast through see through the morning, we'll see some in some heavy bursts of rain in places, brighter skies places, but say bright

channel you with andrew and carole malone here on gb news. >> now we want to talk to you about the house? >> you can't say that she was ennobled yesterday as baroness owen of alderley edge, aged 30 last week, ross kempson so you used to work for boris johnson as did she was ennobled in the house of lords aged 31. >> we're asking is 30 a bit young to be a member of the house of lords, which after all, is a revising chamber , are there is a revising chamber, are there to improve the stuff that comes out of the commons. and let's face it, it shouldn't be difficult stuff difficult to improve stuff coming out of the commons. she's charlotte own by way. we're charlotte own by the way. we're going lord mann, john going to talk to lord mann, john mann, was mp for mann, who was a labour mp for many who is a comfortably many years, who is a comfortably over 30. he's i think over the age of 30. he's i think i think checked. i think you're closer to 62 or 63, you're closer to 62 or 63, john. you're closer to 62 or 63, john. you're closer to 62 or 63, john. you're closer to my age. tell me what okay.

. >> carole malone and sam lister are in the building, sorry. >> well she doesn't talk to me.ve just unusual you can't. unusual if you can't. >> well we have just established is i explaining to sam is i was explaining to sam lister andrew pierce managed lister how andrew pierce managed to driver out to offend every skoda driver out there he was interviewing there when he was interviewing swampy you drive? >> a tesla and swampy said, no, i i drive a skoda. and i do not. i drive a skoda. and andrew said, aren't you embarrassed about that? and tell us, well, the list of us, sam. well, the list of family who are probably watching do drive a skoda. >> think you need >> andrew, i think you need to apologise. >> your chance to apologise. >> point was making was >> the point i was making was i'm embarrassed that you're >> the point i was making was i'm em a|rrassed that you're >> the point i was making was i'm em a gassed that you're >> the point i was making was i'm em a gas guzzling/ou're >> the point i was making was i'm em a gas guzzling car. �*e driving a gas guzzling car. skoda

and tonight i'm joined by carole malone, michael walker and belinda de lucy.

andrew pierce and carole malone are here to tell us all about it. she's still here. still here.today. i've had fabulous three it's had a fabulous three days. it's been i've been really, really good. i've thoroughly enjoyed it. i don't know you've it, but have. >> and it's so lovely because you're in you're now matching everyone in the has got pink on the newsroom has got pink on today. >> you today. » you today. >> you it. you're letting >> you have it. you're letting us down. >> we've got lovely tie, >> we've got a lovely tie, though, haven't you? very nice >> we've got a lovely tie, th0|lovely ven't you? very nice >> we've got a lovely tie, th0|lovely tie. t you? very nice >> we've got a lovely tie, tho andely tie. t you? very nice >> we've got a lovely tie, tho and we're t you? very nice >> we've got a lovely tie, tho and we're talking,/ery nice >> we've got a lovely tie, tho and we're talking, obviously, >> and we're talking, obviously, the huge story, massive story, total vindication for our own nigel nigel farage. my word, what that what was astonishing was that last night