daniel moylan, where are you yeah, well, it was you on it?as all organised peter mandelson all organised by peter mandelson and tells you and i think that tells you everything. he's still of course in receipt of eu pension and in receipt of an eu pension and he taken an of loyalty he has taken an oath of loyalty to european union, which is to the european union, which is still pension. still valid in his pension. depends on it. so it was organised by peter mandelson. there's no doubt at all. and the most depressing thing about it is that these people see the problems facing the country and we are facing problems and instead of thinking we can solve it, we, britain, we british people can solve our problems. the first thing they do like a dog back to his vomit is say we need to get closer to the eu and that's really what this is all about wanted a two day about. if they wanted a two day meeting about challenges meeting about the challenges facing this country, if they wanted talk about the wanted to talk about the difficulties have high difficu

i've got lord daniel moylan, the tory peerin lord daniel moylan, the tory peer in the house of lords, and alongside him kevin craig, the former labour councillor on the ceo of communications. good evening, gentlemen . good evening, gentlemen. good evening. nice to have you back . evening. nice to have you back. you know the drill as well, don't you, about tubes and how it's about wall three, it's not just about wall three, it's not just about wall three, it's very much about you guys at home tonight. what's on your mind? touch the mind? get in touch with me. the usual ways. views is at usual ways. gb views is at gbnews.uk is my email or if twitter is more your thing, you can at gb news. lots of can tweet me at gb news. lots of you getting in contact already . you getting in contact already. a quick reminder i want to talk to you about liz truss. mega prisons. do you think we need more of them? i definitely do , more of them? i definitely do, oliver. oh, you're in hole. actually olly good man. you've asked a question that i think is quite a good one. you say, never mind prisons. michel

i like to call them daniel moylan , the to call them daniel moylan, the tory the house lords, tory peere house of lords, and kevin a former labour and kevin craig, a former labour councillor and the of councillor and the ceo of communications company palma. hello, phil , communications company palma. hello, phil, welcome. can i say one thing? oh god. when someone starts a show, i said always makes me nervous. i've noticed that on fridays they seem to get dnnks that on fridays they seem to get drinks on this show. that on fridays they seem to get drinks on this show . yes, but drinks on this show. yes, but that's because it's friday. okay. well, don't encourage in response for drinking on dewbs & response for drinking on dewbs& co. think once a is even co. i think once a week is even within the guidelines of responsible drinking . if i was responsible drinking. if i was to do it five nights a week, that might stretching a that might be stretching it a little bit far for us little bit too far for us because fridays . yes, but because on fridays. yes, but that's because i like interesting,

i've had the wonderful daniel moylan with me today and kevin maguire with me kevin maguire.m. susan, what a terrible finish to a wonderful show. thank you very much . hello. my name's rachel much. hello. my name's rachel ayres and welcome to your latest weather update from the met office. well, tomorrow is going to be a dry day for many, with a few sunny spells around and still quite mild . and most still quite mild. and most of the settled is due to the settled weather is due to this high pressure that's still around across of england this high pressure that's still arouwales.yss of england this high pressure that's still arouwales. they're of england this high pressure that's still arouwales. they're looking and and wales. they're looking further north. we got some further north. we have got some weather fronts that try push weather fronts that try to push in monday and into in through to monday and into the of tuesday, just the start of tuesday, just bringing us outbreaks of bringing us some outbreaks of rain drizzle to the day rain and drizzle to end the day . be some ou

in the studio today throughout the show by financial louise oliver and conservative peer lord daniel moylanlo to you both. to great have you here. phillip well, it's been three years since britain left the eu after years of acrimonious infighting over the 2016 referendum result. the former prime minister boris johnson won a bounced forming majority off the back of the result, with labour scrambling to keep the party together . but to keep the party together. but how times have changed. a recent poll by owen heard indicates that almost british constituencies believe we were wrong to exit the european union. so was brexit a mistake ? union. so was brexit a mistake? well, now, joined by former speaker of the house of commons, john bercow, as former john bercow, as well as former leader of the brexit party and gb presenter nigel farage. gb news presenter nigel farage. both of you, thank you very much indeed for joining both of you, thank you very much indeed forjoining us. nigel, perhaps could start with with perhaps i could start with with you have on our heard you because we have on our heard

thank you so much for joining lord daniel moylan.. morning shall we start with you, olivia? i mean , pretty with you, olivia? i mean, pretty strong defeat . there means no strong defeat. there means no debate. there is , though. no. is debate. there is, though. no. is a pretty strong defeat. i mean, we always have to have the usual caveats for all kinds of by elections, because we know that turnout is always very low. there's also the high probability that people are voting for the opposition as a social protest party because it doesn't matter what they're voting in this by—election, it's not going to change the governance of the country. so people otherwise be people who might otherwise be voting be voting conservative could be voting conservative could be voting as a kind of voting labourjust as a kind of dig in the ribs to rishi sunak that said, the new statesman have done some very good mapping this morning of what this election result would mean if a similar swing was replicated across the country . and it's across the country.