it is daily express columnist carole malone . i have columnist carole malone. the express, sam lister. carole do you fear that we're going to be on the hook for millions more pounds? >> yes. as soon as i read the story today, i thought absolutely that, you know, as you just there, every death you just said there, every death is a tragedy . but let's not is a tragedy. but let's not forget the vast majority of people the channel are people crossing the channel are doing illegally. having doing it illegally. having paid traffickers, thousands of traffickers, many thousands of pounds, they're crossing from a safe country to come here. but, you know, this government has repeatedly said that it's dangerous. people are going to die, so they have to stop it. and yet all that has been ignored and suddenly it is all it's going to be our fault that they're coming here. it is outrageous. it is going to be a it's the next source of income for these lawyers. this is going to forever. the government to go on forever. the government surely now has to see what lies ahead. i mean

ihave express columnist carole malone.trade unionist andy mcdonald and of course the wonderful political editor of the daily express has , well, sam the daily express has, well, sam lister, thank you very much. oh, right. okay. look, carole , i right. okay. look, carole, i mean, this for me is absolutely astonishing. and it does make you wonder whether or not heads will roll here. >> well, they haven't in the >> well, no, they haven't in the past, have they? mean, go all past, have they? i mean, go all the back to two between 2000 the way back to two between 2000 and staffs hospital, and 5 2008, mid staffs hospital, 1200 needlessly 1200 people died needlessly there over a period of three years. >> they said this will never happen again. they said whistleblowers will will not be punished at punished because they were at mid staffs . it's happened two, mid staffs. it's happened two, three, 4 or 5 times since just recently. lucy letby, the nurse , recently. lucy letby, the nurse, consultants had to apologise to a baby killer

i am joined this evening by daily express columnist carole malone . i've columnist carole malone. got trade unionist andy mcdonald and course the ex brexit and of course the ex brexit party mep belinda de lucy. carole is our immigration policy putting the most vulnerable, at risk ? risk? >> oh, completely. what you just said, you know, it gets me in this that, you know, this country that, you know, we're be we're supposed to be a compassionate society and yet we treat the most vulnerable and the people our the frailest people in our society so very badly. it's what you just said there. you know, when into a care home, when you go into a care home, it's bad enough that you're away from your family and your friends and the of friends and all the rest of it. then you're then you're you're looked by migrant care looked after by migrant care workers, whom have come workers, many of whom have come here illegally sense that here illegally in the sense that they've for visas. they've paid for their visas. and we saw that baptist minister, i cannot believe that baptist minister saying to so

, trade columnist carole malone, trade unionist andy mcdonald and the political editor at the rson defecting to . he says he's had, you to reform. he says he's had, you know, millions of people getting in with him, telling him in touch with him, telling him it's idea. in touch with him, telling him it's you idea. in touch with him, telling him it's you know,3a. in touch with him, telling him it's you know, i'm a big fan of >> you know, i'm a big fan of lee's. love the straight lee's. i love the straight talking. i think he says lot talking. i think he says a lot of people to at of what people want to hear at the mean, a great the moment. i mean, a great quote, want my country back. quote, i want my country back. so of people, however, so do a lot of people, however, i mean, i kind of wish i think, i mean, i kind of wish i think, i mean, i kind of wish i got the chance to ask him the question, you know, three parties years. it's a parties and 6 or 7 years. it's a lot. and i don't know how, i don't know, i don't know if people will trust his commitment, you to, commitment, you kn

>> you. time and carole malone. >> it's you. time and carole malone. >> it's nice you. time and caroleto you. time and carole malone. >> it's nice to be you. time and carole malone. >> it's nice to be back. you. >> it's nice to be back. >> it's nice to be back. >> right before we to you >> right before we come to you two, got to listen from two, we've got to listen from defence grant shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke grant shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke to grant shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke to gb grant shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke to gb newsnt shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke to gb news exclusively . he spoke to gb news exclusively. he spoke to gb news exclusively. he urged trump not to cut he urged donald trump not to cut aid ukraine wins the aid to ukraine if he wins the next election. here he is. >> well, look, i think it's undeniably a more dangerous world. got in world. we've got a war in europe. we've a conflict in europe. we've got a conflict in the middle east. you've the the middle east. you've seen

i have the wonderful columnist carole malone. y mcdonald and the political editor at the daily express . editor at the daily express. it's sam lister. carole, i'll start with you . blasphemy laws start with you. blasphemy laws in the uk. i mean, how long is it seriously, before these are genuinely written into law? we need to root this out, don't we? yeah we do. >> i mean, we have blasphemy laws here until 2008 and thank god they were abolished god that they were abolished then. that was a victory for then. and that was a victory for thought. freedom and speech freedom. and it was good that it happened. but what's happening now, that group that you mentioned that in pakistan , that mentioned that in pakistan, that group advocates mob beheadings of and those people of blasphemous and those people are being given members of that party in the uk group are being given a platform in mosques in this country. that's that radicalises people that in turn causes terrible terrorism. we cannot have one religion in this country. britain is a s

and just about carole malone, because she said, and i had to nip out. have to nip out. >> i had to nip out to the loo. >> i had to nip out to the loo. >> now that was the make or break budget. but what you break budget. but what did you do it didn't do it very do for you, it didn't do it very much. know, your paper said much. you know, your paper said it today, you know, we needed pirates six, but we didn't get in. and as paper quite in. and as your paper quite rightly pointed it said rightly pointed out, it said if this been government that this had been a government that was and if it had was like steady and if it had been like in charge and controlling, it wasn't an election it would controlling, it wasn't an electiprobably it would controlling, it wasn't an electiprobably a would controlling, it wasn't an electiprobably a woulisound have probably been a good sound budget, boring, isn't it? >> it was boring. it was dull. i really thought there had to be something in addition to the 2 billion the £0.02 cut in billion to the £0.02 cut in national insur

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have left kate at the mercy of cruel conspiracy theories online on my panel tonight is columnist carole malone sam lister. oh, and you queers for palestine actually know what they might be marching alongside. >> you're sitting next to a guy who's going to go and penetrate and sodomise another guy tonight, and you're gonna . tonight, and you're gonna. you're gonna expect a lot to give you. victory. >> get ready britain, here we go has the nhs killed your loved one and lied about it? next

labour's shadow culture secretary slams rule britannia on my panel tonight it's express columnist carole malone next . d'alessio and what happens next. here? get ready britain, here we go . go. are your loved ones being cared for by a foreign con artist.

i've got all of tomorrow's newspapers today with my panellists, top columnist carole malone, trade unionistal editor sam lister. and i'll reveal what on earth is happening here. get ready britain here we go. it's time to kick the extremists out of britain. next. >> first the news. at 9:01. and our top story tonight. the deputy prime minister accused china today of being responsible for two malicious cyber campaigns targeting the electoral commission databases containing the names and addresses of 40 million registered voters were visible to chinese hackers in 2021 and 2022. but the government says it didn't affect the outcome of local elections at the time . local elections at the time. oliver dowden also said that national cyber security support will help political parties make sure they're protected from foreign influence. in the run up to the election . to the election. >> this is the latest in a clear pattern of hostile activity originating in china, including the targeting of democratic institutions and parliamentary organs in the united kingdom and beyond . beyond. >> oliver dowden, n

have left kate at the mercy of cruel conspiracy theories online on my panel tonight is columnist carole maloner sam lister. oh, and you queers for palestine actually know what they might be marching alongside. >> you're sitting next to a guy who's going to go and penetrate and sodomise another guy tonight, and you're gonna . tonight, and you're gonna. you're gonna expect a lot to give you. victory. >> get ready britain, here we go has the nhs killed your loved one and lied about it? next. >> the top stories this hour from the gb newsroom. i'm polly middlehurst . mps have been middlehurst. mps have been voting this evening on ten changes to the rwanda bill. amendments suggested by peers in the house of lords. the first four amendments have already been rejected. they were designed to ensure the bill complies with domestic and international law . the international law. the controversial legislation aims to deter illegal migrants from coming to the uk on small boats by deporting them to rwanda, downing street says the initial

labour's shadow culture secretary slams rule britannia on my panel tonight it's express columnist carole maloned what happens next . d'alessio and what happens next. here? get ready britain, here we go .

carol malone's executives. carol malone's words, not mine. saying that.beauty above sexist. you know, we're pro else 1g kind beauty above sexist. you know, we're pro else ,] kind beauty above sexist. you know, we're pro else , missi beauty above sexist. you know, we're pro else , miss world auty above sexist. you know, we're pro else , miss world will above sexist. you know, we're pro else , miss world will say. re all else, miss world will say. and this article, that of carol malone's is kind of claiming that it's beauty with brains that it's beauty with brains that are missing . england is an that are missing. england is an aerospace engineering graduate. jessica geoghegan 27, and yeah, the opportunities that are afforded to the women who do it, the charity work they do, the fundraising, it's done, you know, tick, tick, tick. there's all lots of positives there. but i so i can see it from both points of view. i do think if it was on it wouldn't bother me. would i watch it? probably not. >> and you've got to tell your story about. >> i presented miss wor

on my panel tonight it's the one and only carole malone, trade unionist andy mcdonald and the daily expressasn't a lester. oh, and it wasn't a happy mother's day in liverpool . happy mother's day in liverpool. get ready britain, here we go. a stark warning for the future of britain . next. of britain. next. >> patrick. thank you and good evening . the top stories from evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. lee anderson says he would still have defected to the reform uk party, even if he hadn't been suspended from the conservatives. he became the party's first mp this morning after he lost the tory whip for claiming that islamists had got hold of the london mayor as recently as january. mr anderson said it was not a proper political party. he now says reform will allow him to speak out on behalf of millions , speak out on behalf of millions, as party leader richard tice says reform would aim to build a red wall in traditionally conservative constituencies . conservative constituencies. >> i'm delighted to announce that i have found that champion of the red wall for reform uk. he's al

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, andrew and carole malone .and reduce waiting times. have we heard that before? yeah. is that money? well spent? >> it? is it me now? okay >> who's it? is it me now? okay rochdale football club is on the brink. the manchester based club faces liquidation by the end of the month, but it looks like the club might be saved by a us investor. we'll be joined the investor. we'll be joined by the club chairman shortly . club chairman shortly. >> what they need is a hollywood actor. wrexham football club was what? >> for rochdale? >> for rochdale? >> yeah, it was saved by an american actor . or indeed, american actor. or indeed, didn't elton john buy bought watford and put them on the map? >> did that. did it. >> did that. did it. >> yeah, they did very well. yeah, it did. they were in the first division. >> who was it? >> who was it? >> ryan gosling owns a football team. >> something like that. yeah, it is carole malone and i what we know about football, you could put on the a shrunken

this morning, while andrew is on his holidays now, we're joined by broadcaster and journalist carole malonebroadcaster nichi hodgson first, hodgson in the studio. first, though , yes, the queen though, yes, the queen has arrived at worcester cathedral for annual maundy service. >> and doesn't she look nice? there are. you know what i'm there we are. you know what i'm a massive fan of queen camilla because abuse she because the absolute abuse she got for decades in the wake of because the absolute abuse she got she.iecades in the wake of because the absolute abuse she got she. yeah,s in the wake of because the absolute abuse she got she. yeah, she's1e wake of because the absolute abuse she got she. yeah, she's reallye of the she. yeah, she's really reinvented herself. she's worked hard it some would argue, hard at it and some would argue, as compared to, say, meghan markle. >> her nickname, you know, was the most hated woman in britain. that was her for a very that was her moniker for a very long and when you watched long time. and when you watched the get the crown, from where i get a lot r

i mean, bev and i are even bothered because we've got carole malone causing noises here.ter. >> it's all professional commentator. >> jonathan, listen , it's all >> jonathan, listen, it's all professional chatter. >> deciding what >> well, just deciding what stories to see. stories we're going to see. >> are both bev and i think >> i we are both bev and i think this is a really important story. the work and pensions secretary saying enough. >> yes. he is saying if that's what he's saying gone on what he's saying it's gone on too this mental health too long. this mental health culture, health, tide culture, mental health, the tide is turning. feel turning. is turning. i feel it's turning. there kemi badenoch kemi there was the kemi badenoch kemi badenoch report this week wasn't hers, she commissioned it hers, but she commissioned it independently. and that was about diversity schemes and companies . she's telling she's companies. she's telling she's telling companies they don't work, they too work, scrap them. they cost too much money. now what we've got mel who's the and