david starkey . author, dr. david starkey. interests to equip vladimir zelenskyy plentifully . you know what, in plentifully. you know what, in a sense , i don't think we've got sense, i don't think we've got a choice , mark. watch that man . choice, mark. watch that man. he's actually a leader amongst pygmies , and he's doing pygmies, and he's doing something that our own leaders have forgotten how to do. it is invoking our history and invoking our history and invoking our history at the key moment. of course , churchill, moment. of course, churchill, the beginning of the second world war. that's helmet that language about the ghost squad . language about the ghost squad. this is the few is the race in the battle of he's turning past. you could argue against our present you doing what leaders do we've nobody you can it. i thought it was magical just watching this man . what nobody watching this man. what nobody wants to not doing. well, god help us. keir starmer. trump begin to do in a foreign language is wonderful. and you k

david starkey . author, dr. david starkey. interests to equip vladimir zelenskyy plentifully . you know what, in plentifully. you know what, in a sense , i don't think we've got sense, i don't think we've got a choice , mark. watch that man . choice, mark. watch that man. he's actually a leader amongst pygmies , and he's doing pygmies, and he's doing something that our own leaders have forgotten how to do. it is invoking our history and invoking our history and invoking our history at the key moment. of course , churchill, moment. of course, churchill, the beginning of the second world war. that's helmet that language about the ghost squad . language about the ghost squad. this is the few is the race in the battle of he's turning past. you could argue against our present you doing what leaders do we've nobody you can it. i thought it was magical just watching this man . what nobody watching this man. what nobody wants to not doing. well, god help us. keir starmer. trump begin to do in a foreign language is wonderful. and you k

still with me all ken livingstone and david starkey david, as are his stories and i will come to youyou make of this information that's come out of this freedom of information? frankly, it's pitiable the thought that you would attack a of gandhi who is the interestingly enough the direct opponent . what's direct opponent. what's fascinating is it's both and gandhi . yes. the two men were in gandhi. yes. the two men were in opposition over freedom of india and originally. the idea of granting dominion status and then full independ to india is fundamentally about saying no human being allowed to have any sly at all. it's a false view of humanity. all of us even can as got flaws. i have abundant. i'm sure you did. you're a perfect and a woman. but the reason those statues go up is that those statues go up is that those people did something great. often, many things are great, but equally , of course, great, but equally, of course, they have flaws and. they particularly have flaws. you read history backwards, but the fact we think you're there for you, petty little non—entity of a person

steven mp, the famous socialist steven pound and the very well known royal expert and historian david starkeylist . good . gig starkey stephen from the socialist. good. gig in starkey stephen from the socialist . good . gig in the same socialist. good. gig in the same breath as king charles, the well—known socialist . he's a lot well—known socialist. he's a lot more left wing than i. you're a monarchist, long a very distinguished parliamentarian . distinguished parliamentarian. do you think ? there are do you think? there are constitutional questions. should the government of the day use the government of the day use the monarch this way? is that part? absolutely totally. 100% not. we should not be using the royal family cover in this particular case. there's a rumour that was originally going to be called a windsor castle agreement. it is going to be something, you know, which actually gave a bit of a actually gave it a bit of a royal imprimatur. there's utterly wrong. i utterly and totally wrong. and i think someone advised think if someone advised his majesty to have majesty correctly to h

still with me all ken livingstone and david starkey david, as are his stories and i will come to youyou make of this information that's come out of this freedom of information? frankly, it's pitiable the thought that you would attack a of gandhi who is the interestingly enough the direct opponent . what's direct opponent. what's fascinating is it's both and gandhi . yes. the two men were in gandhi. yes. the two men were in opposition over freedom of india and originally. the idea of granting dominion status and then full independ to india is fundamentally about saying no human being allowed to have any sly at all. it's a false view of humanity. all of us even can as got flaws. i have abundant. i'm sure you did. you're a perfect and a woman. but the reason those statues go up is that those statues go up is that those people did something great. often, many things are great, but equally , of course, great, but equally, of course, they have flaws and. they particularly have flaws. you read history backwards, but the fact we think you're there for you, petty little non—entity of a person

david starkey to get thoughts on nicola sturgeon's downfall . nicola sturgeon's downfall. mmentators are saying that her decision to go for broke on woke has been nicola sturgeon's downfall . why do you sturgeon's downfall. why do you think she doubled down the trans issue ? everybody sort of says, issue? everybody sort of says, isn't it odd? isn't strange? what on earth does she she's doing? i've got very different take on this, kelvin i think going for work is absolutely fundamental to sturgeon and to the particular kind nationalism that she and bryce see what is generally the case. i mean, come on, you , you and i, you are on, you, you and i, you are putting things in big pictures at various of the political spectrum. where does nationalism normally belong? it belongs very at the right of the political spectrum. but scottish nationalism has decided to play a different game. it talks about civic nationalism . it's civic nationalism. it's determined to distinguish itself . anything beastly and old fashioned and sway stick rather like english national ism. so what you do is

thank you, david starkey.e earlier this week, nicholas sturgeon she regards herself as a woman. i regard the individual as a rapist a part of the three genders you're gb news on tv, radio and online and now it's time for a check on the news. here's bethany elsey . good here's bethany elsey. good afternoon. it's 3:32. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. the number of people that have died in earthquakes that have hit turkey and. syria has risen to more than 3000. it comes as turkey has ordered 113 suspect to be detained . connection with to be detained. connection with the construction of buildings that collapsed during the disaster on monday. some rescue operations have been in the country after reports of looting whilst hundreds of have been made homeless in the middle of winter . the labour party is winter. the labour party is urging the bbc chairman to consider his position after mps found he breached standards when applying for the role. a cross—party , says richard sharp, cross—p

david starkey and who's been shopping recently, will know that the high street is in its final deathwe really thought through the reality of a country in which we do everything from the isolation out of kitchen tables via out of our kitchen tables via app' out of our kitchen tables via app, we're going to be joined by app, we're going to be joined by a council who thinks the decline of centres is of our beloved town centres is due the merciless war on the due to the merciless war on the car. i to agree so samuel car. i tend to agree so samuel thoughts and questions place but david and ken david starkey and ken livingstone vaiews@gbnews.uk us all up after the latest headunes all up after the latest headlines with polly middlehurst . bev thank you . good evening. . bev thank you. good evening. our top story tonight, the us president joe biden says the united is going to be announcing new sanctions against russia week. joe biden was speaking to thousands gathered in the centre of warsaw and he told the crowds that the ukrainian people's love of , their country would prevail of, their co

david starkey, who is going to argue i'm sure that it is.ined by rebecca reed, author and agree and broadcast. we can agree without being to your ages that there a generation here huge there is a generation here huge , huge, huge enough now. david, kick us off because we've now got another story telegraph this morning suggesting that some ian fleming's books are now being edhed fleming's books are now being edited and maybe that's right, because it's different to the dahl situation there was some racially very dodgy in there but as a general rule, should we be censoring children's books ? it censoring children's books? it depends on the children's book. i mean. remember, you used a word in your introduction, which is the key word . what a classic is the key word. what a classic mean . most books die. most books mean. most books die. most books are think your books and my books will almost certainly die. they are things of the moment when you take when you call something a classic you mean it's worth reprinting ? it's it's worth reprinting? i

the historian david starkey and the former labour mp and socialist stephen pound. from you. get in touch by emailing mail. mogg gbnews.uk . before that , mogg gbnews.uk. before that, it's been a busy day and here keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob thank you and middlehurst. jacob thank you and evening to you. well, the prime minister has tonight been addressing the house of commons saying the brexit trade deal saying the new brexit trade deal for northern ireland means businesses and people can now chart a new way forward. rishi sunak said the windsor frame work, as it will be known, would deliver smooth flowing free trade across the uk while protecting northern ireland sovereignty. this include the northern ireland assembly being able to stop some eu laws affecting the flow of goods which called the stormont break . earlier today, the prime minister said the deal removes any sense of a border in the irish sea . any sense of a border in the irish sea. it's any sense of a border in the irish sea . it's about showing irish sea. it's about showing that un

david starkey. and absorbing explosive hour lies ahead . lots explosive hour lies ahead.aduneis to get through. but first, the headline is with polly middlehurst . mark thank you and middlehurst. mark thank you and good evening to you. the prime minister has today the uk is accelerating the delivery of military equipment to ukraine. so it arrives within weeks instead of months. in his address to parliament earlier president volodymyr zelenskyy british fighter jets to ukraine's defences against russia. speaking at a military base in dorset this afternoon, rishi sunak said nothing was off the table in terms military assistance all over the united kingdom. ukrainian men and women learning how to command and control nato's standard weapons . whether that is in drone warfare , tank operations or , warfare, tank operations or, bafic warfare, tank operations or, basic training , their basic training, their dedication, courage and determination is . a credit to determination is. a credit to you and your country and also to me, your visit here today underlines as our two countries

although i think sturgeon, if he see david starkey face such a good sport as well. for migration and economic prosperity right back to slightly more serious matters economic prosperity right back to sland.y more serious matters economic prosperity right back to sland we|ore serious matters economic prosperity right back to sland we are serious matters economic prosperity right back to sland we are sticking�*natters economic prosperity right back to sland we are sticking withers now and we are sticking with that topic of migration because the home has published the home office has published its migration figures its quarterly migration figures which provide overview of which provide an overview of what call irregular what they call irregular migrants , who come the uk, migrants, who come to the uk, including arriving small including those arriving small boats the english boats across the english channel. and with us now to mull over ruminate on these over two ruminate on these figures going figures we're going live to dover speak with our gb news dover to speak with