i'm emily carver. much . i carver. thank you very much.ext week. cheering for michelle dewberry when thank when she takes a holiday. thank you much for your company you very much for your company and please do keep your views coming i'll leave you with coming in. i'll leave you with the ahead to. the weather looking ahead to. this evening's weather and the uk will be and frosty with a few wintry in the north. let's take a look at the details skies will be clear this evening across southwest england where it'll turn chilli and frosty again. ice also form over the high ice may also form over the high ground temperatures will also plummet across the south of england with another frosty night. it'll stay dry, but there could be few mist and fog patches this evening south wales will be dry and cold this evening with clear skies . evening with clear skies. however, showers will continue in the north, mostly falling as a mixture of rain and sleet, a dry, cold and, frosty picture across the midlands this evening as temperatures fall widely below f

emily carver . and again for the wonderful michelle to kick start your christmas weekend. now it looks like the uk government may be about show a bit of bottle about to show a bit of bottle after that appalling, controversial deeply controversial and deeply unpopular last unpopular bill was passed last night in the scottish parliament. and it's like maybe, just uk government may just maybe the uk government may actually be putting foot actually be putting its foot down and gearing up for a court battle scottish battle with the scottish government. legislate i'm talking about, of course, is the gender recognition bill which will men and women will allow men and women to self—declare their gender without any medical diagnosis. after only living in the acquired gender for three months, whatever that means . and months, whatever that means. and it'll allow children as young as 16 to legally change their genden 16 to legally change their gender. now i can't get my head around. why on earth nicholas sturg

with me, emily carver on your tv , me, emily carver on your tv, radio and online.ow we've got a to get stuck into this afternoon. strikes, strikes , afternoon. strikes, strikes, more strikes. health workers, firefighters teachers, lecturers, civil servants , lecturers, civil servants, transport, postal and security workers are all threatening further strike action. there's talk of the army even being drafted in to help keep the emergency services running. is that right.7 then as top tory sajid javid announces he'll stand down at the next election, i'll be asking, do the tories deserve to survive? and one woman has claimed that the on alcohol at the qatar world cup has made it safer for women to enjoy the game. should britain follow ? i'm not so sure. let me follow? i'm not so sure. let me know what you think. but first, let's get the latest news headunes let's get the latest news headlines bethany . emily, headlines with bethany. emily, thank you. good afternoon. it's minute past two. i'm bethany elsey bringing you up to date from the gb newsroom. parents are being

welcome to dewbs& co with me emily carver. i'm sorry if you were hoping to see michelle's face this evening. she's kindly allowed me to stand in for she begins her in for her as she begins her christmas holidays. so the government has double down today when to the striking when it comes to the striking unions. barclay the health unions. steve barclay the health secretary, ambulance secretary, has said ambulance unions a conscious unions have taken a conscious choice to inflict harm on patients. was this an unnecessary escalation or do you think the government is actually quite right to double down.7 perhaps you think the government's strike strategy has been absolute level been an absolute disaster level shambles .7 the public seem to be shambles? the public seem to be on the nurses side, that's for sure. know what you sure. let me know what you think. in light of the think. and in light of the walkout crisis the nhs, walkout crisis in the nhs, rampant inflation orders more poorest than a sieve. i'll be asking , is poorest tha

back now to emily carver . emily carver. thank you very much , ray. so thank you very much, ray.ewbs& co. with me, emily carver now with me until seven. i've got a fabulous panel seven. i've got a fabulous panel. i've got william hall to my left chair of oxfordshire conservatives and on my right political consultant emma burnell. thank you very much for joining us this evening. the emails are coming in thick and fast on that home office story . fast on that home office story. why? well, we're asking essentially, why do you think the home office has decided to redact the names of individuals and organisations who have been accused of spreading extremist ideology ? i want to know, do you ideology? i want to know, do you think it's political correctness 7 think it's political correctness ? do you believe that they're worried about being sued? is it a bit of both? is it not appropriate to name and shame individuals organisations ? individuals and organisations? perhaps that would be a sensitive to various community is anyway. as always, i want to know your thoughts throughout the sho

with me emily carver now. well we ever hear the end of brexit. new polling shows more people are in favour of rejoining the eu than ever before. that comes at the same time the british chambers of commerce has had three quarters of businesses, haven't seen any benefit from brexit. they want to rethink . perhaps it's only a to rethink. perhaps it's only a matter of time until we go back to the eu with our tail between our legs and rejoin the single market and customs union. then there have been more allegations of corruption in the honest system, particularly when it comes peerages . should we comes to peerages. should we change the way they're dished out scrap the lot them? out or to scrap the lot of them? i to get your thoughts i also want to get your thoughts on discrimination . why, on positive discrimination. why, you may ask? well, a cambridge academic has said that the reputation of female academics is being tarnished as a result. am i wrong to think that the best person for the job should always be the person chosen for the job? regardless

with me, emily carver. two monarchs, three prime ministers and four chancellors as the uk will probably never see the like again, joining myself and neill for a special political review of the most bonkers year for the uk is the sun mirror's political editor nigel nelson and conservative councillor and former advisor clare pearsall, now we've got a lot to get stuck into here. who should i start with? neil i'll go to you first. who is your hero of the last year ? well, my hero of the last year? well, my hero of the last year? well, my hero really . when i was asked hero really. when i was asked the question, the name that came immediately to my mind because of recent events is andrew bridgen . you know, for getting bridgen. you know, for getting up in the old empty house of commons and addressing the issue of the vaccine. and jordan and the vaccine story in its entirety alongside i would have to say, christopher to christchurch and his daughter mp has also for longer been been turning a much needed spotlight

eve edition of neil oliver live with me, emily carver . a little with me, emily carver.the show, we will be joined by someone who says he'll eat 200. yes, 200 yorkshire puddings over christmas . i have puddings over christmas. i have absolutely no idea why , but we absolutely no idea why, but we will find out later in the show. before that, we're going to speak to a man who featured on the show earlier this year as one of neil's great britain's. but he's got such an incredible story that we just had to catch up him again. kevin rodham up with him again. kevin rodham was so moved by the plight of ukrainian following ukrainian refugees following russia's invasion that he's made four trips to eastern europe to deliver aid . so far, kevin's deliver aid. so far, kevin's taken more than deliver aid. so far, kevin's taken more tha n £25,000 worth of taken more than £25,000 worth of food, clothes and other supplies . and he's heading out there again on january the second. i'm delighted to say . kevin joins again on january the second. i'm delighted to say. kevin joins me now . k

eve edition of neil oliver live with me, emily carver . a little with me, emily carver.the show, we will be joined by someone who says he'll eat 200. yes, 200 yorkshire puddings over christmas . i have puddings over christmas. i have absolutely no idea why , but we absolutely no idea why, but we will find out later in the show. before that, we're going to speak to a man who featured on the show earlier this year as one of neil's great britain's. but he's got such an incredible story that we just had to catch up him again. kevin rodham up with him again. kevin rodham was so moved by the plight of ukrainian following ukrainian refugees following russia's invasion that he's made four trips to eastern europe to deliver aid . so far, kevin's deliver aid. so far, kevin's taken more than deliver aid. so far, kevin's taken more tha n £25,000 worth of taken more than £25,000 worth of food, clothes and other supplies . and he's heading out there again on january the second. i'm delighted to say . kevin joins again on january the second. i'm delighted to say. kevin joins me now . k

that means it's time for dewbs& co. with me, emily carver. so coming up after labour made the rather bizarre claim that not being able to pay your energy bills is an example of structural racism. it time of structural racism. is it time we the labour party we gave the labour party a little bit more scrutiny as they gear up push for power? gear up for a push for power? and as two nhs hospitals band the majority of their visitors and instruct patients to wear masks on their wards. and instruct patients to wear masks on their wards . are we masks on their wards. are we being back into covid being nudged back into covid restrictions and as chaos mounts from the charging point to the road tax for electric cars already running out of steam . already running out of steam. all of that to come on dewbs& co this evening and i'll be introducing my stellar panel in just one moment. but first, let's the news let's get the latest news headunes. let's get the latest news headlines . emily, thank you. i'm headlines. emily, thank you. i'm tatiana sanchez in t

this is breakfast on gb news with ellie costello and emily carver . with ellie costello and emily carverading the news. this morning. millions rail passengers face a wave of fresh strikes as workers prepare to walk out over pay conditions on one of the busiest days of the year . on one of the busiest days of the year. meanwhile, britons gear up , hit the year. meanwhile, britons gear up, hit the shops as stores slash their prices for the boxing day sales. with bad weather and strike action taking of the

we continue to go through the papers today with emily carver and former liberal democrat minister normanoming straight to you, a story in the front of the telegraph. that caught your eye. caught too. eye, richie sunak caught my too. eye, richie sunak says the says he's fast tracking the deportation our babies. do we deportation of our babies. do we believe him ? well, i hope so . believe him? well, i hope so. and i think potential tory voters would, too. yes. he's going to announce apparently an immigration deal with albania as soon as today, which would speed up deportations to albania. and now the idea is that they'd put albania on a par with safe european nations to say that actually you're not fleeing war and you could be deported far quicker . they're also having a quicker. they're also having a look at these modern slavery laws which have been abused by some albanians who are crossing the channel. now, if they can sort this, that will be a big boost to the conservatives. but again it's so difficult with the human rights lawyers who always have some kind of contention. you always sa

it's 930 and this is the briefing with me, emily carver on your tv and radio . carver on your tv and radio. i'll be standing in for tom harwood this morning and bringing you all the latest from the world of politics. but first, to your morning first, let's go to your morning news . a very good morning . 9:31 news. a very good morning. 9:31 am. rosie wright let's get you a.m. rosie wright let's get you up to date. further strike action has been announced on the railways over christmas as union leaders rejected offers to end their walkout . the rmt isn't their walkout. the rmt isn't happy with an offer from network rail of an 8% pay rise over two years. members will walk out for eight days this month for times next week, and then from christmas eve until the 27th. antibiotics could be given to children at schools affected by strep a, infections as a preventative measure. the education minister, nick cave, told gb news it's one of their opfions told gb news it's one of their options to manage the infection in schools. with the reported case, nearly 700 more infectio

so yes, welcome to dewbs& co with me emily carver. i will introduce my panel. political commentator joe phillips with us and also former advisor to liz truss , a bennett advisor to liz truss, a bennett short job indeed, but what a ride i have to say. yes, what a ride. hopefully we can get a little bit of a little bit of gossip as we go along anyway, i also want to know, of course , also want to know, of course, your thoughts throughout the show , particularly on that first show, particularly on that first topic that we're going to be covering . should we bring back covering. should we bring back mandatory testing for those arriving in this country from china? that's because apparently there is a massive surge of covid cases in china, because they've finally relaxed some of that covid restriction over there. do we really want to see more mandatory testing ? do we more mandatory testing? do we want to go back to that world? please do get in touch with me. jabs at gbnews.uk or on twitter at gb news. so as i was saying, it's a bit of a deja vu moment for me. the st

emily carver. i'm standing in for the wonderful tom this morning on your tv radio. i'll be bringing your tv radio. i'll be bringing you all the latest from westminster. miss westman , hot westminster. miss westman, hot stuff. but first, your morning news with rosie, right . a very news with rosie, right. a very morning it's hell us nine. i'm rosie. right let's get you up to date the transport secretary mark harper says the rmt decision to reject an improved pay decision to reject an improved pay offer is incredibly disappointing and unfair to the public. disappointing and unfair to the pubuc.a disappointing and unfair to the public. a pay rise of 8% and a guarantee of no compulsory redundancies before april 2024, hoping tables. but the uk's biggest rail unions said they wouldn't protect its members and wouldn't protect its members and would leave to unsafe practises the strike action is due to go ahead for four days this month . ahead for four days this month. meanwhile 3000 members of the fire brigades union will vote today if they should walk out following a 5% pa

so the emily carver . loving you over now. so the emily carver.coming up for us? great show. don't think be show. i don't think i'll be rushing to see prince andrew the musical. anyway, i don't if musical. anyway, i don't know if you early starts. she's you saw an early starts. she's the shadow equalities the shadow women and equalities minister . the shadow women and equalities minister. she made some rather bizarre that back families are five times more or less to be able to pay their energy . and able to pay their energy. and therefore this is an example structural racism that labour party will fix with new race, equality, law i don't know about you, but i think labour are getting away with not enough scrutiny. so i'm going to be putting the light back on them tonight because the family i've decided to join at dots in protest to not pay energy bills and so they stop being racist. thank you very much . emily thank you very much. emily carver invite dewbs& co as carver that invite dewbs& co as ever doing an app so lonely, stellarjob. don't go any

our time because up next it is dewbs & co but this time is with dewbs& co but this time is with emily carveremily? yes. apologies i am not michelle dewberry. she is her christmas break from today. so what i think one of the biggest stories of the day and i think scotland about to make a massive mistake. that's the scottish gender self—declaration that's going be happening. so people will be able to declare their legal gender without even a medical diagnose . so i'm worried about diagnose. so i'm worried about what this means for children. children as young as 16 will be able to legally change their gendeh able to legally change their gender. i'm worried about what that means for women's rights. and course another big story and of course another big story of the day, those ambulance strikes i saw you looking a bit fragile earlier because we've been advised to take part in been advised not to take part in any risky activities. i'm asking has steve barclay and the government got it right? this one, who's to blame? well we go, emily. good stuff. it'll be fantastic show, no doubt. emily carver co

with me, emily carver on your tv , me, emily carver on your tv, radio and online.s, strikes, more strikes. health workers, firefighters teachers, lecturers, civil servants , lecturers, civil servants, transport, postal and security workers are all threatening further strike action. there's talk of the army even being

we've got dewbs& co with emily carver. emily, what are you all doing about this time? if you've seen. vu today. don't know if you've seen . but italy have brought seen. but italy have brought back mandatory covid testing for travellers from china. the are apparently considering it or at least it's under review worried about this. i think this could lead us on a slippery slope back to lockdown restrictions and the like. i think we need to avoid the hysteria and be sensible about. the hysteria and be sensible about . all right. well i hand about. all right. well i hand you over now to emily carver. hello there. i'm clancy, with your weather update . a rain your weather update. a rain warning has been issued for ireland and scotland overnight . ireland and scotland overnight. a focussed amber warning . so a focussed amber warning. so a higher risk of some high rainfall totals across southern scotland . snow and ice warning scotland. snow and ice warning also for central areas of scotland. now, low pressure to the north of the uk, whilst one moves in from the atlantic , mo

i'm emily carver and i'm in the gb news studio in london . but more than 400 miles london.ng is the great man himself. neil. hi neil. neil will be with us until 8:00 and if you're still stuck for a new year's resolution, he's on hand to provide a little bit of inspiration . coming up tonight, inspiration. coming up tonight, we'll meet an inspiring , we'll meet an inspiring, inspirational young campaigner who is challenging our panel and you at home to make a special act of kindness every day. you'll also get

up next it is dewbs& co with emily carver who's retiring the studio right now . going to be following on from yourasking show, actually going to be following on from yourasking whyiow, actually going to be following on from yourasking why on , actually going to be following on from yourasking why on , actuythese and asking why on earth these home office officials think it is their job to redact the names of individuals and organisations that have been accused of spreading extremist ideology . is spreading extremist ideology. is this political correctness gone mad ? are they genuinely worried mad? are they genuinely worried about sued? what on earth is going on there? i'm going to be asking my panel and you at home to let me know what you think. we're also going to be getting into police. why on earth, into the police. why on earth, are they solving no faith. and burglaries? that's a difficult let's and we're also going let's say. and we're also going be asking, it time to on the be asking, is it time to on the diet now after feasting over the festive period right

with me emily carver now. well we ever hear the end of brexit.at the same time the british chambers of commerce has had three quarters of businesses, haven't seen any benefit from brexit. they want to rethink

this is breakfast on gb news with ellie costello and emily carver . with ellie costello and emily carver. here's what's leading the news. this morning. millions rail passengers face a wave of fresh strikes as workers prepare to walk out over pay conditions on one of the busiest days of the year . on one of the busiest days of the year. meanwhile, britons gear up , hit the year. meanwhile, britons gear up, hit the shops as stores slash their prices for the boxing day sales. with bad weather and strike action taking of the country. will consumers brave the sales in their usual numbers. and be getting an in—depth analysis of king charles's first christmas speech, where he addressed the nafion speech, where he addressed the nation inside st george's chapel in close to where the late queen is buried . and do get in touch is buried. and do get in touch the usual way via twitter or email you by now gbviews@gbnews.uk. let us know you're watching or listening to us from such as your tree pictures, your pet pictures, anything festive , really? anything festive, really? anything festive. let's keep

emily carver on tv, radio and online . carver on tv, radio and online.test on the winter strikes . some workers are strikes. some workers are refusing to walk out and the cost of the industrial action rising by the could mick rising by the day. could mick lynch about to back down? i hope so. i'll be revealing my special plea to the rmt boss. just a moment. plus, we know that union leaders want inflation pay rises for their members

emily carver . and again for the wonderful michelle to kick start your christmas weekend. a bit of bottle about to show a bit of bottle after that appalling, controversial deeply controversial and deeply unpopular last unpopular bill was passed last night in the scottish parliament. and it's like maybe, just uk government may just maybe the uk government may actually be putting foot actually be putting its foot down and gearing up for a court battle scottish battle with the scottish government. legislate i'm talking about, of course, is the gender recognition bill which will men and women

he spoke to emily carver on gb news about the importance of his tank proposals. try this out . the big proposals. try this out. the big thing for him, secretary to writer foreword in. such positive terms for a report that contains policies in this way. so i think what we what we can know is that is that she and the government are positive about the sense of direction that the that the report sets out modern slavery act is good legislation is important legislation that's designed to protect people from being trafficked and from being forced into labour against their will. but unfortunate , it is will. but unfortunate, it is increasingly, increasingly used by people who are illegal immigrants or people . asylum immigrants or people. asylum claims are not going as they had hoped. and so we have some proposals to tighten up modern slavery act by evidential thresholds , trying to prevent thresholds, trying to prevent people from making claims in a kind of tactical way later on and if necessary whether it is evidence of serious widespread abuse exclu losing nationalities from . the p

see tomorrow morning at emily carver i will be back now. carver. how i will be back now.day. hello very good morning to you. i'm aidan mcgivern. it's a cold start out there once again, but it's going to turn even colder during the next few days as northerly winds arrive. however, those northerly winds brighter winds will bring some brighter skies compared with the last few days. when will lose cloud days. when will lose the cloud cover clearer spells coming through this cold front, through behind this cold front, which marks the boundary between the chilly and cloudy eastwards and the brighter but even colder northerly . so things are northerly. so things are brightening up during the morning and afternoon. the cloud peeung morning and afternoon. the cloud peeling away from the south coast to reveal plenty of sunshine in the southern england. parts of wales , england. parts of wales, northern western england as well as western scotland and northern ireland. i think the north of scotland, parts of scotland, eastern parts of northern will continue northern ireland will cont

emily carver. i'm standing in for the wonderful tom this morning on your tv radio.an, hot stuff. but first, your morning news with rosie, right .

we had emily carver and i'm patrick, who also also lives here at the moment .t. should we start with you and on the times rail travel chaos. yeah avoid trains for two weeks passengers are being warned. so if we just needed anything to lift spirits. you know, road chaos . no nurses, no know, road chaos. no nurses, no ambulances . everywhere. ambulances. everywhere. everything falling . rubbish. everything falling. rubbish. piling up in the streets too. i noficed piling up in the streets too. i noticed this morning . anyway, noticed this morning. anyway, passengers have been advised to avoid basically all trains trying to get to the moment, trying to get to the moment, trying to get back from family holidays , anything. avoid that holidays, anything. avoid that january the ninth. so there were no trains all before christmas. then on boxing day again, it's just hit by everything's being affected by this sort of christmas shutdown . and people christmas shutdown. and people can't get anywhere . people are can't get anywhere. people are really struggling to get aroun