i'm dan wootton tonight . on it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight. on the it's 10 pm.the tonight. on the eve of the westminster hunt, boris johnson has dramatic actually published his defence dossier to prove he did not intentionally or recklessly mislead parliament, but as his political rival rishi sunak refuses to intervene . it's sunak refuses to intervene. it's a witch hunt. do you agree that that's ultimately something for bofis that's ultimately something for boris johnson ? he'll have the boris johnson? he'll have the committee process to go through, and that's a matter for parliament. that's what i'm focussed on. so is the current pm using a kangaroo court against? the man he helped pose to his own premiership ? that's to his own premiership? that's the big debate with my superstar panel on tonight. i'm joined by chris hamilton calvin robinson and rebecca reid . as the case and rebecca reid. as the case reported to the met police concludes it is . institutionally concludes it is. institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic. there are widespread calls for

i'm dan wootton tonight . on it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight. on the it's 10 pm.the tonight. on the eve of the westminster hunt, boris johnson has dramatic actually published his defence dossier to prove he did not intentionally or recklessly mislead parliament, but as his political rival rishi sunak refuses to intervene . it's sunak refuses to intervene. it's a witch hunt. do you agree that that's ultimately something for bofis that's ultimately something for boris johnson ? he'll have the boris johnson? he'll have the committee process to go through, and that's a matter for parliament. that's what i'm focussed on. so is the current pm using a kangaroo court against? the man he helped pose to his own premiership ? that's to his own premiership? that's the big debate with my superstar panel on tonight. i'm joined by chris hamilton calvin robinson and rebecca reid . as the case and rebecca reid. as the case reported to the met police concludes it is . institutionally concludes it is. institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic. there are widespread calls for

up next is dan wootton . mr. watson, dan wootton. mr. of tricks tonight? jacob well, actually inspired you , we are inspired by you, we are discussing with boris johnson should actually accept the results of this kangaroo court if indeed the privileges does find him guilty and what he actually go on to win a by—election, as you predict he would. so we have got boris back his versus the boris haters tonight. jacob thank you. well, that sounds obviously excellent. i think he would win a by—election if it happened by. that's all coming up after the weather. and you wouldn't want to miss that. as always, i expect the sun is shining in somerset even in the night—time. but thank you to all my. and thank watching. we'll be thank you for watching. we'll be on at 8 this has on monday at 8 pm. this has been state of the nation and viewers been among viewers have been among alicia's. evening. i'm alex alicia's. good evening. i'm alex deakin your latest deakin and this is your latest weather met deakin and this is your latest weath

but the team on the dan wootton tonight show. how about a clip of him on this very show saying something very different . the something very different. the start of the pandemic not discharge hospital patients into homes without a test so they won't you . we didn't have the won't you. we didn't have the enough tests to be able to do that without removing tests . that without removing tests. other people for whom they were a life saving medicine. let me do you acknowledge you were warned of. i don't have recollection of that . so was it recollection of that. so was it then that was it not enough tests or letting old people die so that you could use those tests elsewhere and seem like the money in the paper so you could stand that your little plinth and say this at the beginning of last month at this podium. i set a goal that anyone who needs a test should get a test and that as a nation should achieve 100,000 tests per day . i achieve 100,000 tests per day. i can announce that we have met our goal . oh, well do you our goal. oh, w

i'm dan wootton censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight boris is bloodied but unbowed by the party witch hunt, and despite msm already writing his obituary , one of his oldest his obituary, one of his oldest allies , he's winning in the allies, he's winning in the court of public opinion . do you court of public opinion. do you think he's doing the by—election oh, yes, yes . and the former pm oh, yes, yes. and the former pm has suggested he could refuse to accept the kangaroo courts . she accept the kangaroo courts. she wouldn't categorise it as a witch hunt or a kangaroo court? i wait to see how you proceed with the evidence . so tonight, a with the evidence. so tonight, a very important should boris johnson reject the verdict of the party? great privileges committee boris backers david campbell bannerman and cold beer ranger go head to head with nina bischoff on that in what will be a feisty clash shortly. plus, after leading yesterday's rebellion against rishi, boris is drawing clear battle lines in the fight for

dan wootton tonight westminster too.tchforks as the bofis sharpen their pitchforks as the boris johnson witch hunt heads to a kangaroo court next. but if this is really about partygate, why isn't the current prime minister alongside boris? well, the chancellor's got to deny in the chancellor's got to deny in the house that eight attended any of the downing street christmas never speak right. did not attend any parties . i'll not attend any parties. i'll explain why for the sake of democracy , the sue gray stitch democracy, the sue gray stitch designed to finish off boris's political career must fail . political career must fail. that's in my digest. next, before i get the view of my superstar panel we just saw them there. adam brooks, shaun bailey and i mean a columnist today, then former secretary priti patel becomes , the most senior patel becomes, the most senior political ally of boris johnson to speak out against the witch hunt , lack of transparency the hunt, lack of transparency the lack of accountability . i think

dan wootton tonight westminster too. as the bofis sharpen their pitchforks as the boris johnson witch hunt heads to a kangaroo court next. but if this is really about partygate, why isn't the current prime minister alongside boris? well, the chancellor's got to deny in the chancellor's got to deny in the house that eight attended any of the downing street christmas never speak right. did not attend any parties . i'll not attend any parties. i'll explain why for the sake of democracy , the sue gray stitch democracy, the sue gray stitch designed to finish off boris's political career must fail

but the team on the dan wootton tonight show. how about a clip of him on this very show saying something very different . the something very different. the start of the pandemic not discharge hospital patients into homes without a test so they won't you . we didn't have the won't you. we didn't have the enough tests to be able to do that without removing tests . that without removing tests. other people for whom they were a life saving medicine. let me do you acknowledge you were warned of. i don't have recollection of that . so was it recollection of that. so was it then that was it not enough tests or letting old people die so that you could use those tests elsewhere and seem like the money in the paper so you could stand that your little plinth and say this at the beginning of last month at this podium. i set a goal that anyone who needs a test should get a test and that as a nation should achieve 100,000 tests per day . i achieve 100,000 tests per day. i can announce that we have met our goal . oh, well do you our goal. oh, w

i'm dan wootton censorship. by the party witch hunt, and despite msm already writing his obituary , one of his oldest his obituary, one of his oldest allies , he's winning in the allies, he's winning in the court of public opinion . do you court of public opinion. do you think he's doing the by—election oh, yes, yes . and the former pm oh, yes, yes. and the former pm has suggested he could refuse to accept the kangaroo courts . she accept the kangaroo courts. she wouldn't categorise it as a witch hunt or a kangaroo court? i wait to see how you proceed with the evidence . so tonight, a with the evidence. so tonight, a very important should boris johnson reject the verdict of the party? great

don't miss dan wootton tonight. 9 pm. to 11 pm. on. gb news.e nation with me, rees—mogg. you've been getting in with your male mogg, so dawn says civil servants want a labour government next just like the trade union strikers . like the trade union strikers. sue gray is proof to confirm the civil servants long suspected left leaning bias. so as i confessed earlier, my prediction that the chancellor wouldn't follow through with the corporation tax hike turned out not to come to fruition . and i not to come to fruition. and i made the mistake that professor final horoscope make is make a phrasing myself clearly . phrasing myself clearly. normally you have to say it in such a vague way that whatever happens you can say you've got it right. read nostradamus. if you don't believe me. his predictions are fantastic . predictions are fantastic. they're vague and he got them by. think looking into a bowl of water and seeing what patterns formed . enough of nostradamus formed. enough of nostradamus which not going to make a career at a time like this i s

back up next week, but next it's patrick christie's in for dan wootton .what have you got in your store of delights tonight? well i'll tell you what, i've got it all tonight. jacob fabulous reading, by the way. nigel farage is live from america at the top of this show, reacting to the fact that supposedly anyway the tories might tried to lock him up. we're going to be talking we're also going to be talking about the fact that boris johnson might have been brought down the biggest stitch up down by the biggest stitch up since the tapestry. sue gray she's going become she's only going to become labour's staff. on labour's chief of staff. how on earth not have really earth could not have really happened? should have happened? also should we have drag schools? drag queens in schools? i actually really want to know why. as queens is that why. and as drag queens is that we to perform to kids, i we get to perform to kids, i think that's possibly the bigger question. all that much, question. got all that and much, much coming way. nine much more coming your way. n

back now to dan wootton tonight . tonight.gender extremism seeping into schools through a wave of woke tyranny is putting in child welfare in danger. that is the bombshell , welfare in danger. that is the bombshell, in my opinion. completely unsurprising finding of a report into gender ideology being taught schools often the backs of concerned with safeguarding roles that state that mums and dads should have a central role in any life changing gender decisions. often thrown out the window. so the policy exchange using freedom of information act requests on 304 secondary schools reveals that teachers are letting pupils change their names and uniforms without parental or professional consent via self id policies single sex toilets . changing single sex toilets. changing rooms are being abandoned and the theory that gender identity is different to biological sex being taught in most, including it in the report. lots of specifics including diagrams of a gender brained person which tells youngsters that gender isn't binary and in m

back now to dan wootton tonight . tonight.gender extremism seeping into schools through a wave of woke tyranny is putting in child welfare in danger. that is the bombshell , welfare in danger. that is the bombshell, in my opinion. completely unsurprising finding of a report into gender ideology being taught schools often the backs of concerned with safeguarding roles that state that mums and dads should have a central role in any life changing gender decisions. often thrown out the window. so the policy exchange using freedom of information act requests on 304 secondary schools reveals that teachers are letting pupils change their names and uniforms without parental or professional consent via self id policies single sex toilets . changing single sex toilets. changing rooms are being abandoned and the theory that gender identity is different to biological sex being taught in most, including it in the report. lots of specifics including diagrams of a gender brained person which tells youngsters that gender isn't binary and in m

i'm dan wootton tonight. gary has achieved the impossible unhed has achieved the impossible united the conservative party and britain and of course commission to stop the boats but that didn't stop lineker's woke mob attacking one of the people's tories for expressing legitimate concern shared up and down the country simply can't accept hundreds of millions of people . i'm afraid this country people. i'm afraid this country is nearly full it's got benson will be joining me live westminster next right after my digest where i'll tell rishi it's leave the echr or bust then i'll get the view of my superstar panel tonight . amanda superstar panel tonight. amanda patel calvin robinson and rebecca reid . plus, nigel farage rebecca reid. plus, nigel farage joins me live to lay bare the grave danger posed by the left reckless borders policy. his unmissable analysis coming up this hour. elsewhere i'm asking if lineker was made a fool of the bbc and the impartiality that it claims to hold so the bbc's former political c

wootton . is dan wootton. mr. wootton. in your box of tncks what have you got in your box of tricks tonight? jacob we're following up that great fawkes story your discussion with story and your discussion with your lee anderson your mucker lee anderson returning to the tonight. you know, the guardian is not his favourite newspaper so i have a feeling he's got a lot to say about that. plus, jim davidson is in the house. so is angela levin. and we're debate on whether the police should keep pounng whether the police should keep pouring money into the case of metal . mccann well, that's metal. mccann well, that's excellent. and the guardian used to have a very good cricket correspondent, but that's a few years ago now. but that's all coming up after the weather, which you won't want to miss. looking it's looking out the window. it's probably raining. thank probably still raining. thank you, my guests tonight. thank you, my guests tonight. thank you watching. be you for watching. we'll be back tomorrow 8:00. i'm jacob tomorrow

this is dan wootton . let's go . wootton. let's go. t anywhere else in the msm on the way . but first, polly way. but first, polly middlehurst . dan, thank you and middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to , you. the top good evening to, you. the top story on gb news tonight . as story on gb news tonight. as you've been hearing, boris johnson has been telling the privileges committee hand on heart. he did not lie to employees over partygate. the former prime minister says although he takes full responsibility for the gatherings at downing street dunng gatherings at downing street during lockdown, his statement to the house of commons were made in good faith. he went on, though, to criticise the committee itself of bias in its investigation . and he singled investigation. and he singled out the chair harriet harman for being prodded , insisted he being prodded, insisted he attended parties at number 10 to motive wait staff . people who motive wait staff. people who say that we were partying in lockdown simply do not know what they

i'm dan wootton tonight , as is 10 pm.ime minister prepares to hand over new powers to police to deal with , quote, to police to deal with, quote, nuisance beggars is tory deputy chairman lee anderson right to say he will not give money out ever to those begging on the streets. i'm going to ask if sunak's on anti—social behaviour which also includes a ban on laughing , which also includes a ban on laughing, could help the tories clean up at the next general election . i'm ready to respond. election. i'm ready to respond. next, my superstar panel tonight, by carol tonight, i'm joined by carol owen benjamin butterworth and emma webb, with whom you have the most useless politician of his generation elected leader of the snp. does sturgeon leave hollyrood with her separatist dream tatters? that's coming up in a blockbuster crisis. person union jack has plus see how tomorrow's newspaper front pages have reacted . what i'm calling have reacted. what i'm calling a very, very good day for the united kingdom, the united is safer th

dan wootton tonight. well. this dan wootton tonight. let's . let's go.o from scheming sturgeon into homes useless today is a big day for scotland, but also for the union. and i'm going to explain why in a moment. first, though, the headlines polly middlehurst . dan, thank you and good evening to you. our top story on gb news nicola sturgeon's says humza yousaf will be outstanding as the new of the scottish national party and at 37 he becomes the youngest first minister and to come from an ethnic minority background. scotland's health secretary claimed victory over finance secretary forbes and former community safety minister ash with 52% of the vote. he says he's honoured to be taking on the role and not just humbled of that. i will certainly. i also feel well, you're man in the world to be standing here as the leader of the snp , a party i leader of the snp, a party i enjoy . 20 years ago and i love enjoy. 20 years ago and i love so deeply . humza yousaf speaking so deeply. humza yousaf speaking well, the prime minister says he's taking a zero tolerance

more from dan wootton . dan wootton. so it's time for tomorrow, as you say. we've got the first front pages in straight to the metro first, which reports that of fighter jets has brought down a us spy drone in an attack over the black sea ukraine. the us has summoned russia's ambassador to washington for explanation of their unsafe and unprofessional operations. the guardian leads with the expected £4 billion free childcare plan for one and two year olds to be announced in the budget tomorrow. as the government look help people into work. this is really significant announcement . the independent announcement. the independent goes with gary lineker, now 20. the bbc as a broadcaster, brazenly updates twitter profile picture an image of him in front of a free speech wall the george orwell quote if liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to. but as i've said time and time again, the lineker issue is nothing to do with freedom of speech . if stop freedom of speech. if you stop and with me , daily mail and back with me

i'm dan wootton tonight . where have all the true tonight. scandal which she's hated brexit deal just did the tories pull themselves out of the politically send to swap that's left them wet and rudderless . a huge lashing of rudderless. a huge lashing of meat policies is tipped to appease the discordant party. but are whispers that boris could quit and start his own farage like movement. the solution ? my superstore panel solution? my superstore panel debate next. and tonight, i'm joined by adam brookes, shaun bailey and, adam avian. good as alastair campbell morphs from socialists to swivel conspiracy theorists after claiming lied about his near death poverty . about his near death poverty. just why does the lamestream media hold tony blair's shameful former spin doctor in such high regard ? fleet street legend regard? fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie cancelling that dunng kelvin mackenzie cancelling that during the hour and has the crown , you know, the netflix crown, you know, the netflix show gone beyond licence by reconstructing prin

dan wootton and dan , i hear you've got the and dan, i hear you've got the most brilliant , fantabulous guest on this. am i right? oh who are you talking about? i don't have you on? well, maybe maybe a certain somebody even better than me. okay. who who could you be talking about ? could you be talking about? maybe a certain mark. francois he's a great man. but now i was thinking of, a young lady you're having on a young lady, ms. witty . what about nancy to raise witty. what about nancy to raise marg? i thought she might be joining you this evening. it's so course. of course. your sister. well pulling my leg. there was a jacob. well done on the vote. it was the right decision . thank you . well, decision. thank you. well, that's going to be fun, particularly with sister joining. dan, you're all. want to hear her. thank you all my guests tonight. you're waiting for the weather. it'll be lovely in somerset. i'm back tomorrow at eight. i'm jacob rees—mogg and there's been state of nation. hello name's greg. nation. hello my name's greg. you welcome to our latest you host a welcome to our

i'm dan wootton tonight.united the conservative party and britain and of course commission to stop the boats but that didn't stop lineker's woke mob attacking one of the people's tories for expressing legitimate concern shared up and down the country simply can't accept hundreds of millions of people . i'm afraid this country people. i'm afraid this country is nearly full it's got benson will be joining me live westminster next right after my digest where i'll tell rishi it's leave the echr or bust then i'll get the view of my superstar panel tonight . amanda superstar panel tonight. amanda patel calvin robinson and rebecca reid . plus, nigel farage rebecca reid. plus, nigel farage joins me live to lay bare the grave danger posed by the left reckless borders policy. his unmissable analysis coming up this hour. elsewhere i'm asking if lineker was made a fool of the bbc and the impartiality that it claims to hold so the bbc's former political correspondent john sargeant , correspondent john sargeant, he's furio

don't miss dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. on. there's help for households.e? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. gb news. okay, it's he's talking with a very lively crowd here in doncaster. i'm joined by ian snowden, local star football manager , player for the local manager, player for the local club. cheers i'm doing now . club. cheers i'm doing now. these are gb news talking pint branded glasses and if you want one, you can go. yes you really can do gb news dot store. i know . be rushing there in your thousands now and we've talked about money, we've talked about budgets and really quite in many ways rather depressing things. but we're to talk about you, which i hope is a bit happier. so born just down the road, i was i was born in a tribe, young children, which is probably about eight or nine mile

up next, it's patrick christys in his last night covering from dan wootton.know . what ethic of anybody i know. what have you got in store tonight ? have you got in store tonight? well, jake, another cracking show for me, may i say i going to be talking about why i don't think the taxpayer should be paying think the taxpayer should be paying reparations for the slave trade caribbean. so i'll trade to the caribbean. so i'll be going in with that. i'm with it. kim joins she's going to take on emmanuel macron take off on emmanuel macron about footballer about mackenzie and footballer matt letizia. well, so you got stuck gary lineker as all stuck into gary lineker as all are and more. are coming your way and more. well that turns out truly wonderfully of wonderfully reminds me of the terrible to terrible joke. my wife went to the no, she the caribbean. jamaica no, she went her own accord . that's went of her own accord. that's all after the weather. all coming up after the weather. and you won't want to miss because weather's a bit because the weather's a bit chi

i'm dan wootton tonight. conservative party and britain and of course commission to stop the boats but that didn't stop lineker's woke mob attacking one of the people's tories for expressing legitimate concern shared up and down the country simply can't accept hundreds of millions of people . i'm afraid this country people. i'm afraid this country is nearly full it's got benson will be joining me live westminster next right after my digest where i'll tell rishi it's leave the echr or bust then i'll get the view of my superstar panel tonight . amanda superstar panel tonight. amanda patel calvin robinson and

up next is dan wootton. mr.tton, watching your box of tricks tonight jake about you've had a one tonight haven't you. i thought , i had a one tonight haven't you. i thought, i might have to come in and sort of act as a bouncer or something. but we are hoping to have an equal willie feisty show . my take useless. you scythe. that's what i call the new snp leader . that's what i call the new snp leader. well, that's a bit of that's what i call the new snp leader . well, that's a bit of a leader. well, that's a bit of a tongue for you, but as you get through tongue twister, it'll be an enjoyable session. we're just coming up to the weather is always exciting to know what's happening it's hello again a fine end to monday but as we go into tuesday well it's going to turn wet again. more rain on the way from the west. a large area , low pressure actually is sitting in the atlantic and that's going to send weather features away . we've started the features away. we've started the week with high pressure and keep that a

interview with dan wootton exclusively on gb news later on tonight in moment, it's time for talking pointsshaun james repo man of channel 4 fame will find out what is what is it like to go round the country repossessing people's cars . it's my favourite time and the day. of course it is. it's talking points and joined by repo man shaun james. you're welcome. glad to be here. the program now . devon . join the program now. devon. join the royal navy. it's all quite a traditional yeah sort of. what was the royal navy like? it's good. oh 16 so i didn't know what else to . i joined the navy what else to. i joined the navy in the gulf war when i was 18. yeah. and yeah. made a man of me . what was the gulf war like ? i . what was the gulf war like? i just go along it. he just. i like people, turn around and go, was it bad? was it they just do as you're told. he trained do out. and i said, yeah, i think when you're away it seems doesn't it. young people are particularly afraid of anything really , you know. you should really, you know. but you should bnng really, you know. but you should bring fu

up next it's , patrick christie in for it's, patrick christie in for dan wootton patrick.f tricks tonight? oh it's a bombshell show. thank you. bombshell so i am asking whether or not hancock has blood on his hands. is king charles, right to make harry and meghan, homeless in the uk and police getting involved when it comes to a copy of the koran being damaged a school. i've got a strong suspicion that they wouldn't have done the same if it was copy of the bible what's that about. i've got a superstar paneli that about. i've got a superstar panel i will be with you lighting your telly from nine lighting up your telly from nine until 11 for the man himself until 11 end for the man himself down. about the break up? down. what about the break up? well, that sounds exciting well, that sounds too exciting words, patrick. that's all coming up after the break a new course won't want to miss it. thank you to all my guests will be back tomorrow from 8 pm. but we want to know one thing about the weather and that is the frost is lifted and got the broad sunlit uplands uplands. good e

interview with dan wootton exclusively on gb news later on tonight in moment, it's time for talking pointsshaun james repo man of channel 4 fame will find out what is what is it like to go round the country repossessing people's cars . there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. it's my favourite time and the day. of course it is. it's talking points and joined by repo man shaun james. you're welcome. glad to be here. the program now . devon . join the program now. devon. join the royal navy. it's all quite a traditional yeah sort of. what was the royal navy like? it's good. oh 16 so i didn't know what else to . i joined the navy what else to. i joined the navy in the gulf war when i was 18. yeah. and yeah. made a man of me . what was the gulf war like ? i . what was the gulf war

that's dan wootton tonight in tv, radio and onune wootton tonight in tv, radio and online monday to thursdaygb news. p.m. till 11 pm. on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news . channel hello afternoon and welcome to gb news on tv online and on digital radio . i'm nana akua and digital radio. i'm nana akua and the next 2 hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics, hitting the headunes the big topics, hitting the headlines right. now, this show is all about opinion mine and of course, it's yours. we'll be debating it at times debating discussing it at times will will will disagree, but no one will be cancelled . so joining me be cancelled. so joining me today author and broadcaster today is author and broadcaster christine hamilton and also

this is dan wootton . let's go . wootton. let's go. e best analysis on the bar johnson, which you won't get anywhere else in the msm on the way . but first, polly way. but first, polly middlehurst . dan, thank you and middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to, you. the top story on gb news tonight . as story on gb news tonight. as you've been hearing, boris johnson has been telling the privileges committee hand on heart. he did not lie to employees over partygate. the former prime minister says although he takes full responsibility for the gatherings at downing street dunng gatherings at downing street during lockdown, his statement to the house of commons were made in good faith. he went on, though, to criticise the committee itself of bias in its investigation . and he singled investigation. and he singled out the chair harriet harman for being prodded , insisted he being prodded, insisted he attended parties at number 10 to motive wait staff . people who motive wait staff. people who say that we were partying in lockdown simply

coming up on dan wootton tonight with patrick christys . following with patrick christys.sive leak of matt hancock's whatsapp messages dunng hancock's whatsapp messages during lockdown, did the disgraced former health secretary lie to the public about placing a protective ring around care homes? and after these bombshell revelations, should hancock face a criminal investigation for his pandemic failings? join patrick 9 pm. to 11 pm. on . gb news. 11 pm. on. gb news. hello there. i'm michelle dewberry keeping you company right through till 7:00 tonight. james woodhouse , then the james woodhouse, then the visiting professor at london's southbank university, is alongside me as is joe phillips, alongside me as is joe phillips, a political commons. what does visiting professor mean, by the way? i always mean to ask it out when you're wrong. well it means that i'm not there all the time. in my case, i'm not paid. they ask for the occasional lecture i give it. then i'll go and they ask me back in another 12. so you're a rare special treat for the spirit. i wouldn't put it that w

this is dan wootton tonight. go . tonight. let's go. the snp falling folks. my take on a horror weekend for scheming sturgeon in just moment. first the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan you and good middlehurst. dan you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news the dup in northern ireland says it's to vote against the government . vote against the government. this week's first parliamentary vote on the new brexit. the prime minister agreed new windsor framework as it's known with the eu last month and it aimed to resolve some of the concerns unionists have about the northern protocol . the northern protocol. meanwhile, here at home, suella braverman has told mps she is satisfied by the provisions of the government's illegal migration bill are capable of being applied compat ably with the human rights convention . it the human rights convention. it comes after suella braverman said migrants could be sent to rwanda as early as this summer. the agreement between the two countries has been expanded to include all illegal migrants and not

this dan wootton tonight. let's go . let's go. my let's go. my budget digest up very shortly.ut first, the news with polly middlehurst . dan, with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you. well, of budget day today and jeremy hunt, the chancellor has vowed to millions of people to rejoin the workforce and britain's financial growth in his first budget as chancellor mr. hunt said, the office budget responsibility now for the uk will no enter a recession this year. instead, will no enter a recession this year . instead, inflation will no enter a recession this year. instead, inflation is predicted to fall from 10.7. that's at the end of last year to 2.9% by the end of 2023. go through the key points mentioned the budget then. the measures include a reduction in duty paid on draft and cider bought in. and there's a further 12 month freeze on fuel duty . also freeze on fuel duty. also abolishing the lifetime allowance on tax free pension savings which was at one point £1,000,000. also in the budget today, extending the current energy price guarantee for a further

dan wootton tonight westminster too. and the msm sharpen their pitchforks as the bofis sharpen their pitchforks as the boris johnson witch hunt heads to a kangaroo court next. but if this is really about partygate, why isn't the current prime minister alongside boris.7 well, the chancellor's got to deny in the chancellor's got to deny in the house that eight attended any of the downing street christmas never speak right. did not attend any parties . i'll not attend any parties. i'll explain why for the sake of democracy , the sue gray stitch democracy, the sue gray stitch designed to finish off boris's political career must fail . political career must fail. that's in my digest. next, before i get the view of my superstar panel we just saw them there. adam brooks, shaun bailey and i mean a columnist today, then former secretary priti patel becomes , the most senior patel becomes, the most senior political ally of boris johnson to speak out against the witch hunt , lack of transparency the hunt, lack of transparency the la

this is dan wootton tonight. go . tonight. let's go. the snp falling folks. my take on a horror weekend for scheming sturgeon in just moment. first the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan you and good middlehurst. dan you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news the dup in northern ireland says it's to vote against the government . vote against the government. this week's first parliamentary vote on the new brexit. the prime minister agreed new windsor framework as it's known with the eu last month and it aimed to resolve some of the concerns unionists have about the northern protocol . the northern protocol. meanwhile, here at home, suella braverman has told mps she is satisfied by the provisions of the government's illegal migration bill are capable of being applied compat ably with the human rights convention . it the human rights convention. it comes after suella braverman said migrants could be sent to rwanda as early as this summer. the agreement between the two countries has been expanded to include all illegal migrants and not

this is dan wootton tonight with me patrick christys . a smug gary me patrick christys. a smug gary lineker broken cover after his crass jibe . do you fear getting crass jibe. do you fear getting suspended? no. you might even . suspended? no. you might even. gary reckons he's presenting of the day this saturday as well. but home secretary suella braverman definitely doesn't agree with his claim that it's been blown out of proportion. a person or point of view to hear that kind characterisation is offensive because as you said, my husband is jewish. my children are therefore directly descendant so the project grows onune descendant so the project grows online account be joined by fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie on england legend letizia and they will give that no holds barred takes on the saga. just what was stunning by the taxpayer political activist due to the already troubled reputation . don't miss them both reputation. don't miss them both later in the show. i'll kick right off, if you excuse the pun. also coming up with people smugglers, reports the offering cros

this is dan wootton tonight with me patrick christys . a smug gary me patrick christys. a smug gary lineker broken cover after his crass jibe . do you fear getting crass jibe. do you fear getting suspended? no. you might even . suspended? no. you might even. gary reckons he's presenting of the day this saturday as well. but home secretary suella braverman definitely doesn't agree with his claim that it's been blown out of proportion. a person or point of view to hear that kind characterisation is offensive because as you said, my husband is jewish. my children are therefore directly descendant so the project grows onune descendant so the project grows online account be joined by fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie on england legend letizia and they will give that no holds barred takes on the saga. just what was stunning by the taxpayer political activist due to the already troubled reputation . don't miss them both reputation. don't miss them both later in the show. i'll kick right off, if you excuse the pun. also coming up with people smugglers, reports the offering cros

they brand new 90w as always and they brand new gory suspicion you'd be a jackass coming up to is dan woottonight let's go . wootton tonight let's go. it's great to be back. i have missed you these past couple of weeks. and boy boy, i have a lot to say tonight. but before all of that, the with polly middlehurst . dad thank you and middlehurst. dad thank you and good evening to you. the top story on gb news tonight , story on gb news tonight, british firm rolls—royce will be helping build a new fleet of nuclear powered submarines as part of a new pact between the uk australia and the united states to bolster defences and, create thousands of jobs . the create thousands of jobs. the prime minister, his australian counter , anthony albanese and us counter, anthony albanese and us president joe biden in san diego in the states announce the next stage of the orcas program, as it's called. it was signed by the three nations in 2021 to boost defence's and counter china's in the indo—pacific region . that comes as number 10 region. that comes as number 10 announced today. defence spending will rise b

this dan wootton tonight. let's go . let's go. my let's go. my budget digest up very shortly. but first, the news with polly middlehurst . dan, with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you. well, of budget day today and jeremy hunt, the chancellor has vowed to millions of people to rejoin the workforce and britain's financial growth in his first budget as chancellor mr. hunt said, the office budget responsibility now for the uk will no enter a recession this year. instead, will no enter a recession this year . instead, inflation will no enter a recession this year. instead, inflation is predicted to fall from 10.7. that's at the end of last year to 2.9% by the end of 2023. go through the key points mentioned the budget then. the measures include a reduction in duty paid on draft and cider bought in. and there's a further 12 month freeze on fuel duty . also freeze on fuel duty. also abolishing the lifetime allowance on tax free pension savings which was at one point £1,000,000. also in the budget today, extending the current energy price guarantee for a further

this is dan wootton tonight night with me, patrick christys and breaking big. breaking tonight . gb and breaking big. breaking tonight. gb news is own nigel for raj has been the victim of a political assassination attempt manufactured by matt hancock's own team. i will speak to nigel himself about the latest bombshell revelation from the locked down files after the. what's that? weasels close . i'd what's that? weasels close. i'd ask, can we lock for raj up? don't, mr. as partygate inquisitor sue gray is made chief of staff for labour was her investigation nothing more than a socialist stitch up to bnng than a socialist stitch up to bring down boris johnson? that's the topic of my digest and that is coming next. then i'll get the views of my cps top panel tonight. it's a good one. i am joined by dominic samuels and brookes are david and cao cracking waves, people cracking wise as suella braverman pledges to get tough on terror is the home secretary right that political correctness has helped fuel islamist extremism ? and fuel islamist extremism? and we'll debate if wo cardiology

let's get back to dan wootton tonight . to dan wootton tonight.will the real keir starmer please stand up today? he's effectively ended jeremy corbyn's career , a frontline corbyn's career, a frontline labour politician with the party's ndc banning its former leader from ever running again . leader from ever running again. oh, that's probably a good for british politics, right but yet again, exposes the fandom a problem we all feel amounts to pre starmer. we can't trust a single word that this bloke says starmer for years told us he wanted corbyn to become our prime despite his extreme hard left views and position as an apologist for antisemitic views behind jeremy corbyn. you know , behind jeremy corbyn. you know, i am working with jeremy corbyn to try to win the next general election. loyalty. jeremy corbyn. and you spoken in his defence just now, but louise ellman says that he is a danger not just to the labour party but to the entire british jewish. i don't accept that. i do not accept that even after being elected leader, he praised as a frie

this is dan wootton tonight with me. dawn neesom and the trends double rape to case expose a sick logic behind snp's gender reform bill. i le bryson of adam graham as you might know him well, today's sentenced to eight years in prison . so eight years in prison. so following despicable case of bryson was initially sent to a female prison should biological be kept away from women's safe spaces.i be kept away from women's safe spaces. i am posing that i think very urgent question in the clash very shortly plus it gets better after year old in the isle of man taught sex education a drag queen who kicked a child from class for disputing the claim. now 73 genders are doing need to safeguard kids from this of with jellyfish products . of with jellyfish products. that's a big debate my superstar panel they're not superstars just ordinary people but. we call them that. later in the show tonight, i'm joined by actually the lovely susan evans calvin robinson and rebecca reed as london's mayor and chief ramona siddiq khan gives a c