. >> welcome to dewbs & co. well >> welcome to dewbs& co.ell done to lewis brand new newsreader today. good job. now i am here for michelle dewberry this week's bev turner on my panel this evening reem ibrahim acting director of communications at the iea and tom buick , visiting professor of tom buick, visiting professor of education at the university of staffordshire. evening. both. good evening. good evening. want to hear from you at home as well. gbnews.com/yoursay. so let's kick off with the nhs. it's been a huge story today. a report by a former new labour health minister, lord darzi , health minister, lord darzi, described the nhs as dire and he said that the failings in care have led to the deaths of thousands of patients a year. but he says it could be turned around. here he is. >> big picture finding is the nhs is in a serious, critical condition, but the vital signs are normal, which will suggest that we can do something about this. to do it well, we need to engage the whole staff, patients, the public, the political leadership all

. >> welcome to dewbs& co with me tom harwood.ng me until 7:00 is my panel firefighter and trade unionist paul embery and the former adviser to boris johnson, lord moylan. and of course you are involved in this programme to do get your views in at gbnews.com/yoursay on all of the topics that we're debating and discussing this evening. but before we get into all of that, just as the show was starting, reports have begun to claim that lebanon's hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah was the target of the latest israeli strike on beirut's southern suburbs , and beirut's southern suburbs, and the israeli military is currently in the process of determining whether he, that is the leader of hezbollah was hit or not. all of that's according to israeli sources. it comes just hours after benjamin netanyahu said at the united nafions netanyahu said at the united nations that negotiations on a ceasefire in lebanon will continue, despite his insistence that the idf maintains its offensive against hezbollah. we're looking at live pictures now from b

this is dewbs& co. dewberry. this is dewbs& co.with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel, kelvin mackenzie. the former editor of the sun, and tom buick, the visiting professor of education at the university of staffordshire. good evening, gents, to both of you. you're very welcome tonight , as are very welcome tonight, as are each and every single one of you. today too, you know the drill. so you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. email gb views @gbnews. com go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay. or of course you can tweet or x me or take me on your radio. whatever suits your fancy. tonight you're very welcome , wherever you are. lots welcome, wherever you are. lots to discuss. house of lords is it time to get rid of hereditary peers? private school vat petitions are being lodged there, teenage criminals . there, teenage criminals. anonymity. it's all coming up tonight. scampton, raf scampton. i'll be crossing live there as well. but first, water firm bosses. look, we all know the absolute state, the disgusting sta

welcome to dewbs& co.v turner in for michelle this week while she takes a well—earned holiday. now one of my favourite hours of tv presenting ever held was in the company of my guests tonight, peter hitchens, a columnist at the mail on sunday, and aaron bastani, co—founder of novara media. do you remember guys , media. do you remember guys, when it wasn't long after the hamas invasion of, of israel, and we sat here and you two were so amazing. you were so brilliant. i almost got lost in the conversation. i didn't even want to present. >> that's really nice of you to say. so >> so no pressure, but there's a very high bar tonight, and we have got a lot to talk about. i want to hear from you as well. gbnews.com/yoursay let's talk about jobs, because the chancellor of the exchequer was very excited today about an £8 billion investment from amazon for an enormous data processing centre. have a listen . centre. have a listen. >> today i'm making an announcement of an £8 billion investment in britain in data cent

welcome back to dewbs& co with me . bev turner sitting here with me.urner sitting here for michelle this week. still with me. lord shaun bailey, conservative peer and paul embery trade unionist and broadcaster. so plans are reportedly in the pipeline to transfer criminals to estonian jails in a bid to tackle britain's overcrowding. prison crisis the estonian justice minister, lisa pakosta, revealed that a number of countries are interested in using estonia's unused prison space. home office minister angela eagle here has refused to rule it out. so should we send our prisoners to estonia? paul, i i'm sort of all right with this. i have to say. i think if we haven't got the spaces, i don't care where you put people if they've committed crime, as long as it's not costing us more money. i'm all right with it. >> let's just be clear. we've scrapped the rwanda scheme , but scrapped the rwanda scheme, but we've fired up the estonians. >> you couldn't write it, could you? >> so illegal migrants mustn't go to rwanda, but convicts must go to rwanda, but convicts

don't go welcome back to dewbs & co. lord welcome back to dewbs& co. lord daniel moylan is here.ormer labour minister. we've opened the dewberry tavern early. we all need a drink at the end of a week like this. we were talking about russia, ukraine. but we're going to move on because you're both wrong. cheers. right. the decision to approve the uk's first coal mine in 30 years has been quashed by the high court. it follows legal action by two campaign groups, which argued planning permission contradicted the uk's climate commitments. was this a mistake? are we bending to the green agenda bill? >> i don't understand how the previous government ever gave this planning permission in the first place. it's clearly going to contribute if it went ahead to contribute if it went ahead to a net increase in emissions. i understand to the extent of about half of the uk's whole, emissions and how it ever went ahead, i don't know, and i think it's right that the court has overturned it. >> so that would so it would add to the uk's emissions, our emissions compared to other countries are vanish

this is dewbs& co with me emily carver. michelle this evening and keeping me company tonight is ben habib, former deputy leader of reform uk and ella whelan journalist and commentator. now before the break, we were talking about keir starmer's decision to cut winter fuel payments for 10 million pensioners and the subsequent rebellion, or indeed the rebellion we may see tomorrow. there will be a vote. for a while we thought there wasn't going to be a vote, but there will be a vote whether it will make any difference. i don't know, but lots of you have beenin don't know, but lots of you have been in touch. i mean, dylan says, please launch an appeal for blankets and fleeces to help keep our pensioners alive this winter as our government doesn't welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me emily carver. i'm standing in for michelle this evening and keeping me company tonight is ben habib, former deputy leader of reform uk and ella whelan journalist and commentator. now before the break, we were talking about keir starmer's decision

coming up next is dewbs& story. coming up next is dewbs& co story. coming up next is dewbs& c0 617.is your weather is p.m. now is your weather is aidan mcgivern . aidan mcgivern. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi there. staying dry virtually everywhere for the next 24 hours with widespread sunny skies. although some clouds will arrive overnight and that will stick around for some time through tomorrow. high pressure though firmly in charge of the weather at the moment and that's keeping things settled. weather fronts staying at bay in the atlantic and cloud free skies as we end the afternoon and go into the evening. the cloud across northern scotland finally disappearing as well. the rain in shetland easing off. but another area of cloud will head into east anglia and then into parts of the midlands , into parts of the midlands, southern and southeastern england, as well as east wales. a few mist patches under that cloud. a milder night though, where that cloud persists. colder to the north and west with temperatures in the mid t

now michelle dewberry is up next dewbs & co dewberry is up next dewbs& co six till seven.hat's wrong with you? i'll be back at seven. see you then. and until then, it's dewbs& co next. now it's your weather. have a fantastic evening. see you at seven. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers, sponsors of up. boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello again and welcome back to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news warm, sunny spells for most of us today. but cloudier skies will increasingly arrive into the far northwest because of this area of low pressure and its associated weather fronts, but it is moving quite far to the north of the uk, so these are weak fronts and another weak front has been clearing through the day to the south, so clearing skies for most of the country overnight and under those clear skies it will be fairly chilly in the south and across central parts, 2 to 4 celsius in some sheltered spots and a few mist and fog patches, as well by dawn. but across the north and northwest of scotland, thicker clouds, some low clou

& michelle dewberry, this is dewbs& co, the person you could hear just then was scarlett mccgwire andside her is kelvin mackenzie. welcome back everyone. we were just asking whether or not the uk needs kind of penal reforms along the lines of penal reforms along the lines of texas, sean says michelle, we seem to be short of builders in this country. why don't we train many of these people to do that, sue says she echoes what some of you on the panel have just been saying. she reckons a lot of prisoners are dyslexic, unable to read and write, there is so much to be done to get particularly young prisoners, she says. educated, pat on the other hand, says absolutely. just make prisons harder , just make prisons harder, michelle. the harder they are, the less likely anyone. quite frankly, he says, will want to go back. dave says do the crime , go back. dave says do the crime, do the time. there should be no time off for good behaviour . time off for good behaviour. john, you're echoing this as well, saying prison life should be hard. and simon says the only thing i'd bring back from texas

welcome to dewbs& co with me bev turner.s week, while michelle takes a well—earned break, joining me my panel until 7:00. director of the popular conservatives mark littlewood, evening mark and former labour mp steve mccabe. good to see you steve. we all sat down here today, didn't we, and went, it's been a busy day. there's been a lot of politics going on. we're going to dive into it in just a moment. i want you to dive into it as well. gbnews.com/yoursay but hot off the press, of course. i want to talk about the fact that the former work and pensions secretary, mel stride, has been eliminated from the tory leadership race, just today, robert jenrick came out on top with 33 votes. kemi badenoch close behind on 28. what's going to happen, mark? well it's actually it's still pretty tight. >> i think a lot of people actually thought that mel stride would be the first out. so no real surprise he's the second out, each of the candidates, apart from james cleverly, who was seen to do rather well in the first round, he's picked up

have another hour with dewbs & co. thanks for with dewbs& co. thanks for saving the day.on gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. brought to you from the met office through the rest of the day, there is a risk of showers for some of us, but also some sunny spells and clearer skies will lead to a cooler night tonight. for many areas, but particularly across northern areas. now this weather front is pushing into parts of scotland, northern ireland through the rest of today, bringing a risk of showers here and any showers across the south and east will push away to the east as well. so quite a lot of cloud to come across much of scotland and then into parts of wales, northern england overnight, as well as the southwest . to the north, the southwest. to the north, though, we'll see clearer skies developing as well as a few showers, particularly across southern areas of scotland and northern ireland. but under the clear skies, temperatures could fall as low as 2 or 3 degrees across rural parts of scotland. further south, a milder night than

dewbs& co 617 >> sounds superb. hard hitting as ever. dewbs& co 617 thank you very much.xtraordinary case of p diddy. could it be rap's metoo moment all the way to the top with barack obama? soon. welcome back. it's 541. i'm martin daubney on gb news. the rapper involved in barack obama's presidential campaign , obama's presidential campaign, sean diddy combs, has been denied bail on sex trafficking and racketeering charges and a bombshell development in his spectacular downfall . now, he spectacular downfall. now, he denies the claims, which include allegations of drug fuelled freak offs. is this raps metoo moment now? joining me now to discuss this is the showbiz journalist hayley palmer. hayley, it's an astonishing story. so a huge sum of money involved in the bail at the at a heanng involved in the bail at the at a hearing yesterday. tell us more. >> yeah . i mean, when you think >> yeah. i mean, when you think of p diddy, i mean , i just of p diddy, i mean, ijust think, wow, what a star he was. >> and it seems that they have this kind of dark side sometimes . this ki

now don't go anywhere because up next is dewbs& co and then i'll be back between 7 and 8.oilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> afternoon. thanks for joining me for this latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. we do still have an amber weather warning in force. further heavy rain likely to continue to cause some flooding issues , particularly over issues, particularly over central parts of england. there's a broader yellow met office weather warning in place, covering much of england and parts of wales. the rain just continues through parts of oxfordshire down towards bristol and bath over the next few hours, before slowly starting to ease. overnight stays pretty damp across eastern parts of england and rain creeping into northern scotland, but elsewhere, many places becoming dry overnight, staying quite mild. temperatures mostly in double digits onto tuesday. overall, a much, much drier day. we are still going to have some rain early on over parts of east anglia and the south east, but that should be clearing away a much drier day over parts of hamps

dewbs& co 6 to 7. right after this. stay tuned. thank you. sir keir starmer's exclusively telling gb news that he cannot guarantee the veterans will be put ahead of asylum seekers in housing waiting lists. astonishing revelation that's next. it's a ghost . welcome back. it's it's a ghost. welcome back. it's 541 on martin daubney on gb news. now some breaking news to bnng news. now some breaking news to bring you now. the daily mirror is reporting that 37 prisoners jailed for breaching restraining orders have been wrongly released under the government's emergency scheme to free up space wrongly released , and five space wrongly released, and five prisoners have not yet been returned to jail. but the remainder have been brought back into custody. a ministry of justice spokeswoman says we are working with the police to urgently return a very small number of offenders who were charged incorrectly and sentenced under repealed legislation into custody. there we go. more cons on the loose mistakenly released. but don't worry, it's only a very small

well done mate, great show 617 that's dewbs& co with tom harwood.imply go to gbnews.com/yoursay and i'll read out the best your messages a little later in the show. i'm welcome back. it's 539 on martin daubney on gb news now . a study by the on gb news now. a study by the media research centre in america claims that google is favouring vice president kamala harris in search results over donald trump , search results over donald trump, promoting left leaning articles ahead of trump's campaign website. now, the study argues that this bias could influence voters as an increasing number of americans rely. of course , on of americans rely. of course, on search engines for their political news. it's an astonishing story. and joining me now to discuss this is the vice president of the mrc free speech america , dan schneider, speech america, dan schneider, who leads the division that conducted this google study. thank you so much for joining conducted this google study. thank you so much forjoining us here in the uk. dan schneider, i think this story is ast

michelle dewberry dewbs& co with you till 7:00 tonight.ve here from birmingham tonight. why? because it's the reform uk party conference. bill rammell and matt goodwin keep me company till 7:00. look, nigel farage, he was speaking out today about his view on who the next tory leader should be. take a listen. you know, have a look at what we're up against. >> the journalists are obsessed with who is going to be the next conservative leader and the truth is, i don't give a who the next leader of the conservative party is. >> so, yeah, there you go. that's nigel farage basically saying he don't give a who the next tory leader is. well, one tory leadership contender. he had a lot to say earlier on today. take a listen to robert jenrick england in particular in recent decades, identity has started to fray and we've seen that in our children not being taught to celebrate english history in our schools, our pubuc history in our schools, our public institutions , denigrating public institutions, denigrating and dismissing our history and our ident

trial for this in british prisons with volunteers, and it seemed to work, >> anyone that's watched dewbsnow. i've covered this story often because i've always said if somebody has an urge and a desire in that way towards children, then that is a desire thatis children, then that is a desire that is in them. it's going nowhere. so you have to get rid of that desire at the source, if you know what i mean. i would definitely support things like that. when a child is abused in this way, that trauma, that shame , that those feelings, the shame, that those feelings, the self—loathing, it goes nowhere for the rest of those children's lives . and i think actually we lives. and i think actually we have got something wrong in our society where people will say, well, huw edwards, you know, it was aligned with sentencing guidelines, change your sentencing guidelines. >> yeah, i mean, how dare starmer direct the criminal justice system to detain , justice system to detain, remand, charge, lock up, throw away the keys with people who have got a problem with immigration, describing them all as far righ

on dewbs& co, it's not just about us. it's very much about you guys as well. get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can email me at gb views gb news. com. you can go to gbnews.com/yoursay that's not an email address, by the way. many people get in touch and say you've got to bounce back. it's not an email address, it's a website. you can go on there, you can talk to me and each other. what a treat. and you can also, of course, tweet or text me. but wherever you are, you're very, very welcome tonight. there's lots i want to talk to you about this evening, but of course, i must start with the horrendous findings of the report that's been released today relating to the grenfell tragedy. absolutely horrendous situation. 72 deaths, essentially avoidable . i would essentially avoidable. i would argue that i don't think anybody comes out of this. well, whether it's central government, local government, whether it's the organisations involved , organisations involved, everybody, in my humble opinion, comes off pretty badly. >> social murder. >> social murder. >>

so next up is dewbs& through it. so next up is dewbs& co 6 to 7. and of course i'm back tomorrow at 3:00. we've got some fantastic guests on the nigel farage show, continuing that ludicrous story that they want less white men in the welsh parliament. not on my watch. we're going to make sure they get it in the neck and martin daubney, this is gb news. i'll see you at seven. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. yet more rain to come for many of us dunng rain to come for many of us during the rest of the day and overnight. very heavy in some places and a risk of flooding, particularly for those areas that were flooded earlier in the week. that's because this front, which has been bringing persistent rain to northern ireland and northern england through the day, moved south dunng through the day, moved south during the evening and merges with an area of intense, thundery downpours across wales and central england . and as that and

, dewbs& co who and tubes of course, joins me now.course we'll be leading on grenfell and i've got a labour housing minister joining me down the line. so i'm fascinated to know what the viewers want me to put to her. it's really an emotive topic, >> awful devastating . very >> awful devastating. very damning report. >> of course, that's been announced today, so i want to look at that. >> i also want to look at pensions more broadly, how much people need to retire these days, whether the triple lock is the right position. one of my panellists says that the triple lock shouldn't even be a thing anymore, so there's you know, there's all of that and lots more coming up at six. >> cracking. look forward to it. thanks, tubes . okay. elsewhere thanks, tubes. okay. elsewhere coming up on my show. not long to go until dubai takes over. but reaction to pmqs today. sir keir starmer i mean, according to you guys online gbnews.com/yoursay, twitter and so on. you reckon rishi sunak absolutely skewered sir keir starmer today? starmer was saying he t

dewbs& co will keep you company for the next hour or so.n. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there! welcome to latest update from the met office for gb news. big contrast today developing across the uk. very wet in the south, drier elsewhere and increasingly warm in the north—west. that's where the best of the sunshine will be over the next few days with easterly winds around the northern flank of this area of low pressure over the continent. and that's the low that is causing a lot of wet weather for south wales, the south and southwest of england. the rain increasingly heavy as we end the day. very miserable conditions there for the south and southwest. but it does tend to ease a little overnight. we keep the cloud and certainly a lot of low cloud in the south and the east, but in the northwest , low cloud in the south and the east, but in the northwest, as well as for northern ireland, northwest england, well , it's northwest england, well, it's going to be clear as we begin friday, but it is a

don't forget dewbs& co is up next. i'll be back tonight at 7 pm. i'm covering for nigel farage.umped on it from london. i'll be speaking to the councillors. you won't believe these flats. they've got marble lined showers and they've been given to homeless people at tax payers expense. i'll be back at 7:00 on martin daubney. see you then. have a great evening. >> it looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello! welcome to your afternoon weather update from the met office here on gb. news should turn a bit drier for most overnight. quite a chilly night across the north before further rain returns to southern areas tomorrow. all the heavy rain from the weekend and yesterday from the weekend and yesterday from this area of low pressure that has cleared away and it's been much drier today across england, but we have seen further rain coming in across northern scotland with a northerly wind also feeling pretty chilly here. smattering of showers elsewhere, but they're tending to fade in many places. as i said, we'll have a dry night with clear

but you will know from dewbs& co reem ibrahim for the institute of economic affairs.oth. good morning. shall we start on the huw edwards story, nigel, was this the right sentence? >> every front page? >> every front page? >> yes. i think it was the right sentence. and the reasoning for thatis sentence. and the reasoning for that is that, it was a sentence . that is that, it was a sentence. really? i would have expected that a six month suspended for this kind of crime is about right when you've got somebody who entered an early guilty plea, has shown remorse, has mitigation. >> you know, he's shown remorse . >> you know, he's shown remorse. >> you know, he's shown remorse. >> yeah. he he showed remorse to the police when he was being interviewed. >> he said he's very sorry. >> he said he's very sorry. >> i mean, one might say he was sorry to get caught as opposed to sorry for his actual actions. >> quite. you could both be cynical about it, but he expressed remorse, which is part of the sentencing process . so if of the sentencing process. so if you look at what would

dewbs& co is up next, but i'm back at seven. tonight i'm covering for nigel farage. see you then .elcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news tomorrow. again likely to start pretty grey. most of us seeing some sunny spells, but a big change in the south where we are going to see some thundery showers developing. high pressure is still in control, but low pressure is just getting a little closer as the isobars squeeze together. it's made for quite a breezy day across the south, and that brisk breeze will continue, and it will bring back the cloud in from the east as we go through the night. so that cloud spilling back over the midlands, northern england into parts of east wales, western scotland, northern ireland generally stays dry and clear. it will turn quite chilly here, with temperatures into single figures, double digits elsewhere. that cloud thicken up for a little bit of drizzle on the coasts across the north—east of england and eastern scotland, and over the pennines also. but most will have a dry night and most will have a dry night and most wi

up next is dewbs& co. but first here's your weather. thank you.er on gb news >> hello. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news. weather update. still a cold feel for the next day or so, but it will turn warmer into the weekend and it will also become much drier across western areas as high pressure is building in for the end of the week from the west. we've still got this northerly wind though, bringing in arctic air for many areas through this evening, as well as a few showers inland at first. but overnight they will become more and more restricted to just the east coast, as well as just the east coast, as well as just the far north coast of parts of wales. to some of these showers across the east could still be heavy into this evening and bnng heavy into this evening and bring a risk of hail, but for many of us it is going to be a clear, dry and cold night tonight. rurally we could be down as low as minus one or two quite widely, and where we have seen some snow across the high ground in scotland, we could be down lower than that first th

report , he's got the author of report, he's got the author of bbc bias into israel, but up next, it's dewbss sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there and welcome back to the latest update from the met office for gb news drier . for office for gb news drier. for many of us today, compared with yesterday, some sunshine out there, but a fair amount of cloud as well. and it is going to turn wetter in the north—west later . now. western scotland has later. now. western scotland has seen plenty of fine weather dunng seen plenty of fine weather during the last few days. that's now coming to an end as weather systems approach from the atlantic. persistent rain setting in for the rest of the day that crossing scotland, northern ireland as well heading into northern england and parts of wales, we keep the clear skies across central and increasingly southeastern parts overnight. but despite the clear skies , temperatures will stay up skies, temperatures will stay up in the double figures in most spots because of the freshening breeze, and it will be a breezy start to the day

the dewbs& co is up next.eek, every day from three in the afternoon of an astonishing day today at the reform party conference. much more on that, i'm sure, from michelle dewberry live next. now it's time for your weather. here's alex deakin . your weather. here's alex deakin. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb. news much of the uk having a fine friday, but we've already seen some thunderstorms and 1 or 2 more to come across the south this afternoon. we do have a met office yellow warning in place. not everywhere in the warning area will see a downpour, but where they occur , large where they occur, large hailstones. lots of lightning could cause some issues. they tend to fade as we go through this evening, but more could rumble into parts of the south dunng rumble into parts of the south during the early hours. a bit of drizzle is possible on some east

up next is dewbs& co.th jacob rees—mogg. see you tomorrow. get in touch . and. you tomorrow. get in touch. and. >> it looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> evening time for your weather update from the met office here on gb news. pretty cold out there this evening. temperatures are going to fall further through the night. yes, there will be a touch of frost, particularly in parts of the north in the countryside thanks to the winds coming around this area of low pressure all the way down from the arctic. hence why we do have the chill at the moment. there's a fair few showers still around this evening, but for many they'll tend to fade. we'll keep some going in northern scotland, a few for the north of northern ireland, northern parts of wales, northwest england, but elsewhere many areas dry and clear and the winds easing a touch overnight. which is why those temperatures will tumble to down 4 or 5 degrees in towns and cities. but rural spots, particularly in the n

now stick around because dewbs& co is up next.xt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb. news plenty going on in the skies today. some big thunderstorms in places, but other areas just fine with some warm and humid sunshine. it's a bit of a messy weather picture. low pressure system sitting over the uk. old weather fronts generating some hefty downpours. we've seen some thunderstorms and a few more to come through the evening time, potentially causing some disruption. parts of the welsh marches up into the west midlands, north—west england, but also northeast scotland, all tending to ease as we go through the night. but still a few showers coming into parts of the midlands during the early hours. still quite warm and humid over eastern england, but generally turning cooler and fresher , turning cooler and fresher, particularly in parts of scotland, well down into single figures here, and that fresher air will spread in more widely as we go throu