the daily express notes that it, quote, was not the success that was expected. this.ises doubts that the kiev regime is even capable of winning the war in any meaningful military way. new year's eve without fireworks, became known details of how latvia will deal with fireworks for the new year in moscow. they intend to prohibit the firing of fireworks at this time at the legislative level. in case of violation, a fine of up to 1,400 euros is planned. the bill was published on the website of the ogorsky region self-government. i’ll remind you in the government. believes that this threatens national security. a month of bright shows, gifts and miracles, the capital’s mayor’s office announced a calendar of events for the new year holidays. so, from december 15 to january 15, more than 250 various events. among the traditional locations is the upper city. the central place of the celebrations will be the site near the sports palace, where a large-scale fair will start on december 16. in addition to a wide selection of deli... and other products, an interactive program wil

background there are also quite a lot of publications, like the one that, i’ll show you now, is the daily expressthis, it’s just that my guys love fresh publications, well , so to speak, that’s how professional they are inclination, here they are for me daily express done, listen, uk diplomats are preparing to put pressure on kiev to come to the negotiating table with russia in the hope that the war in ukraine can be ended, this comes as pressure increases on ukrainian president vladimir zelsky, the outline of the ukrainian offensive is largely underwhelming , while the fighting is in the east. continue. in addition, markieva vitali klitschko said that zelsky is paying for the mistakes he made and becoming an autocrat. jack blanchard of politician says: "the great counter-offensive ukraine has not looked like the success that people expected, and this raises big questions about ukraine's ability to win this war militarily. in diplomatic circles they are talking about putting pressure on kiev to force it to sit down at the negotiating table, it will be very interesting to hear." but i’ll tell you

naval coalition of 10 countries in the red sea for two weeks, however, according to the british daily express newspaper, three countries, france, spain and italy, have withdrawn from this alliance. lebanon's hezbollah announced in a statement that it targeted the gathering of zionist soldiers in a hideout in the north of the occupied territories with my colleague stationed at the border. lebanon will join occupied palestine. hello mr. azimzadeh. please tell us about the latest developments in the south of lebanon and the north of the occupied territories. hello , have a good time. lebanon's hezbollah carried out an operation this morning and issued a statement. in this statement, he announced that at 7:30 local time, 9 iran time , he targeted the hideout of the zionist soldiers where they had gathered in dishon area with cruise missiles and other heavy weapons. hezbollah also announced in this statement that a number of zionist soldiers were killed and wounded. behind the head of the district servant. al-jalil your highness, now you have the zionist mutallah military base and the mutallah mil

english newspaper daily express wrote: france, italy and spain have informed washington of their withdrawal from the american naval alliance in the red sea. the mossom sea coalition was formed two weeks ago in response to the attacks of the yemeni army on the ships of the zionist regime in the red sea. this is despite the fact that none of the countries on the coast of the red sea are members of this coalition, while according to european media reports, they are from 10 countries. the country withdrew . the yemeni army has announced that the formation of such a coalition is for the protection of the zionist regime, not for the protection of iranian cultivation. sanaa emphasized that it will continue its anti-zionist operations. another news is that in the latest maritime incidents, the united states announced a drone attack on two oil tankers in the red sea. a ship was also targeted by a drone in the indian ocean. american citizens in new york called for an end to the attacks of the zionist regime and the establishment of a ceasefire in gaza. the participants in this demonstration support a

the daily express newspaper claims that max aligri , who seems to be in his last season at juventus ,l replace tannenhach at manchester united and is going to continue his coaching career in the english premier league. tick hamburg goalkeeper daniel heuer fernand's strange own goal in the 27th minute of the game against sampoli from the 15th week of the bundesliga ended 2-2 and tim walterter, the head coach of hamburg, reacted to this incident and said that we are not going to exclude anyone who makes a mistake, the important thing is that let's all find a solution for that mistake . danyal, his performance in the second half was excellent. just when i came to kick, the ball left the field . these things happen in football. but i have to say that it was a bad thing. i think the team showed that you can't lose because of the heavy snowfall in munich and the bad weather conditions of the match between bayer munich and onian. berlin, which was supposed to play away from each other today in the framework of the 13th week of the bundesliga, has been canceled . before i tell you the next ne

that's on the front of the daily express tomorrow. ders, saying her strength. so saying it gives her strength. so the express really is going in for us to trying to trying to, um , get a bit of progress when um, get a bit of progress when it comes to assisted dying. charlotte, greatest britain charlotte, your greatest britain i've nigella because i've gone for nigella because it's christmas without it's not christmas without nigella more importantly, nigella and more importantly, her innuendos , which are just on her innuendos, which are just on point year as she sort of point this year as she sort of stuffing her sausage rolls and she's bashing her nuts . she's bashing her nuts. >> yeah, she's my christmas hero i >> -- >> yeah she is. i mean, you know, i'd rather watch that than greg wallace put it that way. i think. who's your greatest britain >> well, greg's a mate, so he's a great guy. >> no, sorry, but my greatest britain. >> think recentyears is >> i think of recent years is nigel farage. you know , the most nigel farage. you kno

although, according to the british daily express newspaper, three countries, france, spain and italy, have left this coalition. a part of erbil refinery in northern iraq caught fire last night. rescuers are trying to control the fire. details of the cause of the fire and possible casualties and damages have not yet been announced. despite the increasing international calls for a ceasefire in gaza, the us president once again opposed the implementation of a ceasefire in gaza. the washington post wrote that joe biden said that this ceasefire will not lead to peace. the associated press news agency also announced that the president of the united states told reporters while leaving the white house that he had a long conversation with netanyahu, but not to request a ceasefire. the guardian newspaper also wrote in a report about a week of conflict and efforts for a truce, which was ultimately opposed by the united states in the security council. remained inconclusive and only to birmaq's proposal to increase aid to gaza is not enough. american citizens in new york called for an end to the a

that's david maddox, the political editor the express editor of the daily express online .nks at the online. and he thinks at the moment that this thing is likely to fail. you will not want to miss anything . keep abreast of miss anything. keep abreast of it here on gb news. thank you very much indeed, david. fascinating stuff. fast moving indeed. talking of fast moving. well, actually it's well, maybe not. actually it's about a five year snore that may not think will achieve its original objective. but the covid inquiry is dribbling on today. it was the turn of the prime minister after the break, we'll what he to we'll get into what he had to say. don't radio. >> welcome back, my friends , to >> welcome back, my friends, to farage here at gb news. you heard nigel's thoughts on immigration earlier in the show. we'll be getting an alternative view later in the show as to why actually immigration good for actually immigration is good for the united kingdom. now my audience to you should audience question to you should rishi sunak the prime minister scrap rwanda bill that's sc

we've got daily express columnist carole malone, daily express columnist carole malone matthew lazeradviser matthew lazer and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. i'll start with you lucy. carole i'll start with you should children be taught about a variety of things like, for example, the migrant crisis from, i would argue, a very, a very one dimensional way, they should be taught about politics, they should be taught about the migrant crisis, they should be taught everything. taught about everything. >> balanced way. they >> but in a balanced way. they should taught, not should be taught, not indoctrinated. huge indoctrinated. there's a huge difference because indoctrination , you only hear indoctrination, you only hear one side of the story. you hear one side of the story. you hear one one belief, and one thought, one belief, and that's what these kids are getting currently. you know, i watched of videos of watched some of the videos of those i mean, it those welsh kids. i mean, it shocked to my core because shocked me to my core because a lot of them are reading from scripts.

now, breaking tonight a poll now, breaking tonight in a poll of daily express readers , edwina of dailyfarage has come out top in terms of who would be the best tory party leader, beating both suella braverman and boris johnson as well as rishi sunak could the party live with this guy in charge ? guy in charge? >> well, of course he did start his political life as a conservative back in the days when the tories were pro europe andindeed when the tories were pro europe and indeed we've been instrumental in getting us into europe, instrumental in changing the laws in europe to have much more free trade with the single market act under margaret thatcher. nobody ever remembers any of that. but nigel at that point felt that he wanted to campaign to get us out. and the conservative party was not going to do that. and the rest, as they say, is history. and here we are now. what may happen in future. goodness. anything future. oh, goodness. anything anything could happen. i've never so of what the never been so unsure of what the future is going to hold and where we're going to be a year from n

that's david maddox, the political editor the express editor of the daily express online .nks at the online. and he thinks at the moment that this thing is likely to fail. you will not want to miss anything . keep abreast of miss anything. keep abreast of it here on gb news. thank you very much indeed, david. fascinating stuff. fast moving indeed. talking of fast moving. well, actually it's well, maybe not. actually it's about a five year snore that may not think will achieve its original objective. but the covid inquiry is dribbling on today. it was the turn of the prime minister after the break, we'll what he to we'll get into what he had to say. don't radio. >> welcome back, my friends , to >> welcome back, my friends, to farage here at gb news. you heard nigel's thoughts on immigration earlier in the show. we'll be getting an alternative view later in the show as to why actually immigration good for actually immigration is good for the united kingdom. now my audience to you should audience question to you should rishi sunak the prime minister scrap rwanda bill that's sc

the daily express . now we must give a fraction of people. the daily express.esting. the daily express have comments about this. i must say today they, the daily express, urges mps to grant esther rantzen the chance to hear a debate on assisted dying , chance to hear a debate on assisted dying, an chance to hear a debate on assisted dying , an issue which assisted dying, an issue which matters very much to her. the dignitas rumbles on, so dignitas debate rumbles on, so those are your front pages . it's those are your front pages. it's time to pick through some of them. of course, with my press pack, i've got author and broadcaster christine hamilton, businessman and activist adam brooks, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and quite a lot to pick over here. isn't there really . here. isn't there really. i mean, i think one of the ones that stands out, uh, to me is what's on the front of the metro as well, found alive, kidnapped brit here, 78, set up by lover . brit here, 78, set up by lover. but i know you guys have been picking through some of th

contributions to the so-called european peace fund, which pays for weapons for ukrainian soldiers, the daily expressrites about this. british journalists gained access to confidential documents and found out that germany wants the eu fund to be taken into account when distributing the amount of contributions. military assistance that the bloc countries have already provided to ukraine on a bilateral basis. thus, berlin, which has already transferred billions of dollars worth of weapons to the ssoo, is trying to reduce the volume financial assistance and reduce the supply of weapons to ukraine. germany's position, one might say, took both kiev and the european union by surprise. there they are afraid that what is happening will be undermined. eurozone unity on the ukrainian issue in germany itself there has been no sign of unity for a long time. pro-russian sentiments, or rather anti-ukrainian ones, are growing in the country, as well as the desire to force governments to deal with the problems of germany, and not of a foreign country. they stir up anti-western sentiments. we in germany must stop bei

telegraph royal family persuaded queen to end her days at balmoral daily express. esther plea this cruelty must stop i news christmas travel chaos as storm and strike hit. rail, roads, air and sea and the daily star. my willie's got diddy sausages and those were your front pages . your front pages. >> okay , starting with friday's >> okay, starting with friday's daily telegraph, lewis . daily telegraph, lewis. >> yes. good news. oh no not really. no no no i know , i know, really. no no no i know, i know, it was a joke. >> oh it was a really funny good one. i was making a joke. oh, yeah. gunman kills 15 in prague rampage. >> and, uh, you know , it's just >> and, uh, you know, it's just whenever i read this, i'm, like, happy. i'm, like, happy. it's not. no, i'm not happy. it's horrible. but not happy. not. no, i'm not happy. it's hor|not. but not happy. not. no, i'm not happy. it's hor|not america not happy. not. no, i'm not happy. it's hor|not america because py. not. no, i'm not happy. it's hor|not america because as or it's not america because as or i can make a jo

now, breaking tonight a poll now, breaking tonight in a poll of daily express readers , edwina of dailyl farage has come out top in terms of who would be the best tory party leader, beating both suella braverman and boris johnson as well as rishi sunak could the party live with this guy in charge ? guy in charge? >> well, of course he did start his political life as a conservative back in the days when the tories were pro europe andindeed when the tories were pro europe and indeed we've been instrumental in getting us into europe, instrumental in changing the laws in europe to have much more free trade with the single market act under margaret thatcher. nobody ever remembers any of that. but nigel at that point felt that he wanted to campaign to get us out. and the conservative party was not going to do that. and the rest, as they say, is history. and here we are now. what may happen in future. goodness. anything future. oh, goodness. anything anything could happen. i've never so of what the never been so unsure of what the future is going to hold and where we're going to be a year from

the daily express why it is an injustice to name the royals in race row . times royals in race row. the times says lockdown delay was fatal. mistake, admits hancock. the i says labour eu will be our number one priority for uk foreign policy and the daily star king of the hell raisers. those are your front pages . those are your front pages. first up, we go to the times. lewis, what are they going with? well, they've got lots of stuff on the times. >> they've got a huge picture of henry kissinger who died like something out of the 19 something out of out of the 19 late 60s or something very scary. >> i'm saying there is a whiff of the peter sellers to him. >> yes. i think that's why >> yes. i think maybe that's why they it. i think they got they did it. i think they got they did it. i think they got the peter sellers from from this. can't fight. the peter sellers from from thisand can't fight. the peter sellers from from thisand here 't fight. the peter sellers from from thisand here this ht. the peter sellers from from thisand here this is. the peter seller

the daily express why it is an injustice to name royals in race row. fatal mistake , admits hancock. fatal mistake, admits hancock. and the i labour eu will be on number one priority for the uk foreign policy. daily star says king of the hellraisers. that's all we've got time for. thank you to my guests, lewis schaefer and paul cox. we are back tomorrow at 11 with lewis lewis, leo kearse, who's going to be hosting with myself and cressida. if you're watching at five, stay tuned for breakfast until the next one. have a good one. a brighter outlook with boxed solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. friday is going to be another dry day for many of us, but it will be feeling very cold once again with some freezing with potentially some freezing fog to start and some snow showers as we've seen snow as a result of this frontal system bumping cold air across bumping into the cold air across parts of south—west that parts of the south—west that will throughout the

joining me is the daily express me now is the daily express royal roundup host pandora forsyth of the3. harry and meghan drama of 2023. pandora welcome. um spare his memoir for a lot of juicy detail in there, a lot of juicy details tell a massive success for him. >> the fastest non—fiction book of all time in the uk. brilliant. but of course , brilliant. but of course, deaung brilliant. but of course, dealing with the consequences off the back of that. quite a year for him in terms of family relations. >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> because course, accuses >> because of course, he accuses his brother in the memoir of his own brother in the memoir of physically attacking him , physically attacking him, something that kensington palace is not, uh, talk about. >> no. and that does seem to be a theme throughout all the royal revelations this year. they they're keeping very quiet. but on on every single front and not feeding that feeding into the drama that harry bringing to harry and meghan are bringing to the royal family. and i thought this year perhaps it would have been

the sun fury verses cheshire council that must be tyson fury then at and daily express last ditch bidwin over rebels is that's that's our top paper hall . rather our top paper hall. rather thrown there by the absence of the daily star and buzzfeed news at the end i normally have that little flourish to look forward to but obviously they haven't published in time. so we've got the to off with. the daily mail to kick off with. >> have tories in >> so they have tories in turmoil day after day of turmoil after day after day of grandstanding of grandstanding from both wings of the tory party. grandstanding from both wings of the rishi party. grandstanding from both wings of the rishi faces rwanda vote today. >> e�*- >> that could sink his leadership . and just about the leadership. and just about the only mps agree on, only thing his mps agree on, it's down to the wire . it's going down to the wire. >> that's big thing. >> that's their big thing. >> that's their big thing. >> basically . yeah. >> basically. yeah. >> basically. yeah. >> sunak been a fraught >> sunak it's been a fraught week

the sun fury verses cheshire council that must be tyson fury then at and daily express last ditch bidwin over rebels is that's that's our top paper hall . rather our top paper hall. rather thrown there by the absence of the daily star and buzzfeed news at the end i normally have that little flourish to look forward to but obviously they haven't published in time. so we've got the to off with. the daily mail to kick off with. >> have tories in >> so they have tories in turmoil day after day of turmoil after day after day of grandstanding of grandstanding from both wings of the tory party. grandstanding from both wings of the rishi party. grandstanding from both wings of the rishi faces rwanda vote today. >> e�*- >> that could sink his leadership . and just about the leadership. and just about the only mps agree on, only thing his mps agree on, it's down to the wire . it's going down to the wire. >> that's big thing. >> that's their big thing. >> that's their big thing. >> basically . yeah. >> basically. yeah. >> basically. yeah. >> sunak been a fraught >> sunak it's been a fraught week

a bold forecast from the daily express.ce ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table with russia, since zelsky has failed in his counter-offensive. quote: it didn't look like the success that was hoped for, which raises doubts that the kiev regime is even capable of... winning the war in any meaningful military way. the western masters also don’t like the bandit redistribution among the top of the kyiv regime. zelsky cancels the elections and essentially usurps power. commander-in-chief of the armed forces zaluzhny, after a scandalous interview about the failure of the counter-offensive, is labeled a traitor, and his assistant gennady chustikov dies from a grenade explosion in his own house, under unclear circumstances. what is the cost of an attempt to poison the wife of another us protege, the head of ukrainian intelligence budanov, russian military expert boris rozhin spoke about the intricacies of behind-the-scenes games in kiev, on the air of the trends program. we see that kolomoisky was imprisoned, he was imprisone

they play china daily express tougher rules will slash migration by 300,000. o toothless sewage watchdog fails to visit 90% of toxic spills and the daily star a nasty case of asteroids those were your front pages. that's all we have time for. were your front pages. that's all we have time for . thanks to all we have time for. thanks to my guests, josh howie and nick dixon. leo kearse will be here tomorrow at p.m. josh tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh and alan. and i'll see and steve and alan. and i'll see you soon. thank you. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boiler is sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there . it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's been a bit of a grim day for many parts of the uk. the rain eases over the next 24 hours only gradually. however and then clearer weather clearer and colder weather returns to the uk, albeit briefly, before further areas of low pressure come our way later this week. so the first area of low pressure is clearing. it's

they play china daily express tougher rules will slash migration by 300,000. ant to toothless sewage watchdog fails to visit 90% of toxic spills and the daily star a nasty case of asteroids those were your front pages. that's all we have time for. were your front pages. that's all we have time for . thanks to all we have time for. thanks to my guests, josh howie and nick dixon. leo kearse will be here tomorrow at p.m. josh tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh and alan. and i'll see and steve and alan. and i'll see you soon. thank you. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boiler is sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there . it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's been a bit of a grim day for many parts of the uk. the rain eases over the next 24 hours only gradually. however and then clearer weather clearer and colder weather returns to the uk, albeit briefly, before further areas of low pressure come our way later this week. so the first area of low pressure is clearing.

the telegraph gem too many migrants to integrate at the daily express.ngry mps plotting to derail pm's rwanda law. the mirror has farage fakery row , which is an absurd fakery row, which is an absurd story we covered earlier. the daily star missing 16 days to christmas and there's a santa shortage . and those are your shortage. and those are your front pages. that is all we have time for. thanks to my guest, lewis schaffer paul cox. lewis schaffer and paul cox. we're tomorrow. order my we're back tomorrow. order my calendar . calendar. >> calendar. lewis schaffer >> the calendar. lewis schaffer and watching at 5 am, and if you're watching at 5 am, then stay for breakfast. then stay tuned for breakfast. >> now, good night. then stay tuned for breakfast. >> morning. , good night. then stay tuned for breakfast. >> morning. and good night. then stay tuned for breakfast. >> morning. and goo> box spoilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello, welcome to your lates

the telegraph gem too many migrants to integrate at the daily express.weekend angry mps plotting to derail pm's rwanda law. the mirror has farage fakery row , which is an absurd fakery row, which is an absurd story we covered earlier. the daily star missing 16 days to christmas and there's a santa shortage . and those are your shortage. and those are your front pages. that is all we have time for. thanks to my guest, lewis schaffer paul cox. lewis schaffer and paul cox. we're tomorrow. order my we're back tomorrow. order my calendar . calendar. >> calendar. lewis schaffer >> the calendar. lewis schaffer and watching at 5 am, and if you're watching at 5 am, then stay for breakfast. then stay tuned for breakfast. >> now, good night. then stay tuned for breakfast. >> morning. , good night. then stay tuned for breakfast. >> morning. and good night. then stay tuned for breakfast. >> morning. and goo> box spoilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello, welcome to y

daily express columnist carole malone, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and former brexity belinda luci brexit party mep belinda de luci karl, i'll start with you, whose side are you on over this? would you be voting for or against it? i would be voting for the rwanda plan, but i'm i'm furious plan, but but i'm i'm furious with the tories, patrick, because i just think, you know, we're an election. we're one year off an election. >> they've been they've been scrapping cats in a sack scrapping like cats in a sack since they deposed boris, the leader got them biggest leader that got them the biggest majority they'd ever and majority they'd ever had. and they've rid of him. and i they've got rid of him. and i heard some of them today, some of same tories who deposed of those same tories who deposed bofis of those same tories who deposed boris saying, made boris saying, oh, we made a mistake, idiots. these mistake, they're idiots. these people idiots. and the people are idiots. and the tories are going to go into electoral oblivion the electoral oblivion come the election. know

daily express columnist carole malone, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and former brexity belinda luci brexit party mep belinda de luci karl, i'll start with you, whose side are you on over this? would you be voting for or against it? i would be voting for the rwanda plan, but i'm i'm furious plan, but but i'm i'm furious with the tories, patrick, because i just think, you know, we're an election. we're one year off an election. >> they've been they've been scrapping cats in a sack scrapping like cats in a sack since they deposed boris, the leader got them biggest leader that got them the biggest majority they'd ever and majority they'd ever had. and they've of him. and i they've got rid of him. and i heard some of them today, some of those same tories who deposed bofis of those same tories who deposed boris oh, made boris saying, oh, we made a mistake, they're idiots. these people and the people are idiots. and the tories are going to go into electoral oblivion the electoral oblivion come the election. know , it's not election. you know, it's not a case if it's a case cas

ukrainian militants sent a soul-tearing christmas message to the leaders of western countries, the daily expressg not to forget about them. britain doesn’t forget, it sends preparations to the front. the last group of soldiers will return to the front line just in time for christmas. after five weeks of training. under the guidance of british army instructors, these junior sergeants of the ukrainian armed forces are preparing to be sent back to ukraine. british chefs even cooked for them hundreds of traditional ukrainian dishes. they even had a performance by a choir consisting of ukrainians who live in this part of the uk. they decided to combine the farewell with the christmas celebration, because this year ukraine will celebrate the birth of christ, like in the west, on december 25th. in a couple of days they will be... at the location of their military units at the front, they will be able to use the equipment skills that the british passed on to them on the eve of the second christmas of this war. the white house is holding urgent talks with allies about using frozen russian assets for mili

, according to the daily express, presumably some that is going presumably some of that is going to >> that's right. >> it's insensitive at the most difficult times of their lives. for many of those people are having this charge, one that will be as regular as you describe . because, you know, describe. because, you know, when you get sick, you're probably having visiting an awful and imagine the awful lot and then imagine the stress that adds you stress that that adds when you might going there to say might be going there to say goodbye to a loved one. >> yeah, because the point is, it's okay. maybe you're going there like i did recently for a for bone scan , for example. for a bone scan, for example. that's a one off. but the worst thing about these charges is they hit people when they're at their lowest because when your relative is very , very sick or relative is very, very sick or dying, you have to be there every day . now, if or when every day. now, if or when you're dying . yeah. you know. you're dying. yeah. you know. exactly. and your relatives are faced with £8 a day, rig

it's gathering a lot of , and i know that the of traction, and i know that the daily express doing dailyy express have been doing a hec about this as well. daily express have been doing a hec about assistedthis as well. daily express have been doing a hec about assisted dying. well. daily express have been doing a hec about assisted dying. now. it's about assisted dying. now. former health chief joins calls for in the wake of for new law. it's in the wake of esther rantzen's plea, i suppose. what's going on here? well know, two well you know, we've had two former secretary stephen former health secretary stephen dornan and alan milburn who have come out now and they're pushing for government a new for government to make a new vote about assisted dying. for government to make a new votiwhetherissisted dying. for government to make a new votiwhether it'sted dying. for government to make a new votiwhether it's something that's >> whether it's something that's going to be up for debate, i can see now for next year, even more importantly, it's something that's have feature that's going to hav

european peace fund, which pays for weapons for ukrainian soldiers, they write about this edition daily expresse bloc countries have already provided to ukraine on a bilateral basis. thus, berlin, which has already transferred billions of dollars worth of weapons to the ssoo, is trying to reduce the volume of financial assistance and reduce the supply of weapons to ukraine. germany's position, one might say, took both kiev and the european union by surprise. there they are afraid that what is happening will be undermined.

it's something rishi should have tackled already as we are seeing moving on, we've got the daily express election battle . okay, plan for election battle. okay, if you say so on the metro we've got show us the money. there's a cyber attack on the hospital used by royals in paddington an and moving on we've got the mirror which has labour leader sparks row. we were just discussing this with ann widdecombe thatcher back lash hits starmer there's fury after he praises ex tory pm for bringing about meaningful change. i mean, there's no way that anybody can deny even the mirror, even the leftist at the mirror can't deny that margaret thatcher brought about meaningful change and moving on the sun . we've got train the sun. we've got train strikers balls to britain . so strikers balls to britain. so this is apparently there's going to be oh, there's a christmas knees up. they're having a party. and that's made a lot of people angry, apparently, although that's what i'd do if i'd blagged a lot of time off. and finally, the daily star has skate britain with the biggest snow bomb for two years. so

but first, a daily express, his political editor online, david maddox, reports that rishi sunak is that sunak is celebrating poll bounce celebrating a new poll bounce with a three point rise , a with a three point rise, a senior backbencher speaking in confidence to the paper told the express that in the aftermath of the suella braverman sacking , the suella braverman sacking, sunakisin the suella braverman sacking, sunak is in trouble and quote , sunak is in trouble and quote, could be out by christmas . well, could be out by christmas. well, the tories do look to have their work cut out with even this more positive recent poll from the uk showing the tories on 23. yes, an improvement, but way behind labour on 45. so is pulling the plug labour on 45. so is pulling the plug on sunak there only hope? let's speak to the conservative mp for lichfield, michael fabricant. michael, great to have you on the show on a friday night. you're a fastidiously loyal man . you always return my loyal man. you always return my calls , but might have changed at calls, but might have changed at the top. sa

but first, a daily express, his political editor online, david maddox, reports that rishi sunak is thatunak is celebrating poll bounce celebrating a new poll bounce with a three point rise , a with a three point rise, a senior backbencher speaking in confidence to the paper told the express that in the aftermath of the suella braverman sacking , the suella braverman sacking, sunakisin the suella braverman sacking, sunak is in trouble and quote , sunak is in trouble and quote, could be out by christmas . well, could be out by christmas. well, the tories do look to have their work cut out with even this more positive recent poll from the uk showing the tories on 23. yes, an improvement, but way behind labour on 45. so is pulling the plug labour on 45. so is pulling the plug on sunak there only hope? let's speak to the conservative mp for lichfield, michael fabricant. michael, great to have you on the show on a friday night. you're a fastidiously loyal man . you always return my loyal man. you always return my calls , but might have changed at calls, but might have changed at the top. save

daily express columnist carole malone.t journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth and former brexit party mep beunda and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy, carole , i'll belinda de lucy, carole, i'll start with you on this . do you start with you on this. do you think that it is about time that we fronted up to the utter chaos that a labour government would actually be, but i think a lot of people already understand that. >> i really do. >> i really do. >> i really do. >> i mean, the thing about thatcher today was was a naked pitch by him. it's a joke really. he's praising a woman that kept his party out of power for 18 years, it it was a for 18 years, but it it was a naked pitch to get disillusioned vote voters to say, you vote tory voters to say, you know, labour with your know, trust labour with your vote. got a lot of vote. he knows he's got a lot of tory voters already but he that's that this was a pitch to get rest. that's what this get the rest. that's what this was about. but will be was all about. but

daily express columnist carole malone.t journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth and former brexit party mep beunda and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy, carole , i'll belinda de lucy, carole, i'll start with you on this . do you start with you on this. do you think that it is about time that we fronted up to the utter chaos that a labour government would actually be, but i think a lot of people already understand that. >> i really do. >> i really do. >> i really do. >> i mean, the thing about thatcher today was was a naked pitch by him. it's a joke really. he's praising a woman that kept his party out of power for 18 years, it it was a for 18 years, but it it was a naked pitch to get disillusioned vote voters to say, you vote tory voters to say, you know, labour with your know, trust labour with your vote. got a lot of vote. he knows he's got a lot of tory voters already but he that's that this was a pitch to get rest. that's what this get the rest. that's what this was about. but will be was all about. but

she and i agree with the daily express, with carole malone of this parish.ade that a human right for the living . now darren, i think you living. now darren, i think you take you're very religious. you're a christian. do you see it in a different perspective because of your christianity? >> no, not because of my faith. although that is a factor. i believe in the sanctity of life. for example, find i'm if i'm for example, i find i'm if i'm brutally honest, i find i wouldn't ban it, but i find abortion an abhorrent prospect act. but i, i worry about this for not an issue of religious conscience, but i worry about this because of what we experience during the pandemic , experience during the pandemic, when the creed of the country we became protect the nhs . i worry became protect the nhs. i worry that we legalise assisted dying and then suddenly to alleviate the burden on the nhs, you find people say i'm a burden on the nhs , i'm going to take out, you nhs, i'm going to take out, you know, the ultimate pay , the know, the ultimate pay, the ultimate price and j

uh, now the daily express has act now to give britain hope of new year.. are they going to go down then? uh, obviously, i think people want them to go down. certainly people with mortgages that are being andy what do you being renewed. andy what do you think? is it likely or are we just to it safe a bit longer? >> who knows? honestly, who knows? it's one richie's knows? it's one of richie's pledges, isn't it, get pledges, isn't it, to get interest down, to get interest rates down, to get inflation know, it's inflation down. you know, it's one pledges that one of his pledges that he doesn't actually control. it's the that sorts the bank of england that sorts it out. so, you know, uh, i, i hope that it does. you know, it's just the economic mismanagement and the policies of the conservative government. you know, since liz truss onwards has just my onwards has just been so my understanding is that when so i should point out. >> yeah. so, um, yeah . and what >> yeah. so, um, yeah. and what about does it make any difference to you if interest rates are going g