emily carver. & co with me. emily carver. will, course, be introducing will, of course, be introducing my wonderful panel in just one moment. but let's the moment. but first, let's get the latest headlines . emily, latest news headlines. emily, thank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news nhs waiting times and the threat of more strikes dominated the first pmqs of the year , with the first pmqs of the year, with the first pmqs of the year, with the labour party claiming the government has gone from clapping the nurses to sacking the nurses. the prime minister quizzed the opposition leader on why he wasn't supporting the government's proposed minimum safety legislation, which seeks to ensure a minimum standard of service by key workers during strike action . sir keir starmer strike action. sir keir starmer responded by saying that if rishi sunak had negotiated with nhs workers earlier , they nhs workers earlier, they wouldn't be on strike in the first place. that come

stay on gb news with me emily carver.ut that poll that we're doing this morning. do you have confidence government this morning. do you have confgetice government this morning. do you have coniget to government this morning. do you have coniget to grips government this morning. do you have coniget to grips with overnment this morning. do you have coniget to grips with the 'nment this morning. do you have coniget to grips with the small can get to grips with the small boats in the english boats crisis in the english channel year in 2023, 97% channel this year in 2023, 97% of you. so think not to let me know what you think gbviews@gbnews.uk . okay but gbviews@gbnews.uk. okay but first let me reintroduce to you my panel this morning. we have political commentator in a range car as well as the broadcaster and journalist claire muldoon. right. so let's get stuck into prince harry. prince harry's book targets , william apparently book targets, william apparently and his explosive new book while he does and they'll never repair

britain me emily carver.1g real britain me emily carver.ny. for now, i will to leave you weather . leave you with the weather. looking ahead to this evening's weather and the uk is looking rather breezy with bands of showers heavy at times and brighter spells in between . here brighter spells in between. here are the details. a blustery spell for the west country with scattered showers pushing across the region on a fresh southwesterly wind. temperatures generally to between seven and ten celsius for london , ten celsius for london, southeast england. the evening will be rather breezy with the risk of some showers and temperatures between seven and nine celsius. showery for south wales and cloudy at times as of showers move in from the southwest turning with temperatures between seven and nine celsius. birmingham and the west midlands are likely to see band of heavy showers move eastwards across the region through the evening . it will through the evening. it will turn rather breezy with temperatures of around six or seven celsius. and as a

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

with me, emily carver. now we have got a jam packed show for you. this bank holiday monday.unting to get to gnps sunak's under mounting to get to grips with the crisis in the nhs is a senior medical. hundreds of people are dying every week due to delays in emergency care, according to a new poll. even conservative voters , the conservative voters, the government for the crisis . let government for the crisis. let me know what you think then. these stats are . in 45,756 these stats are. in 45,756 people across the english channel. year alone, it was only a couple of

welcome to emily carver.ratulations both of you and congratulations again, which is exciting again, which is so exciting because is a gb news wedding because it is a gb news wedding officially. two. our very own patrick christie and i've just been all the details been hearing all the details about it's lovely and we're very pleased with but i've never pleased with it. but i've never in life was just talking in my life i was just talking about to norman. heard about this to norman. i heard a man a woman. let's see man saying to a woman. let's see her ring. so i said woman. the thing is, no, i want to hear about the engagement, thing is, no, i want to hear about the engagement , about the about the engagement, about the dress. i think it's very good and very pleased for it is and we're very pleased for it is very beautiful. i'm sure it is at this point. sounds good, especially if you've paid for it. but it's at i don't think i mean have you can you remember saying just see the ring? saying it's just see the rin

conservativehome emily carver. good morning. good morning.g array of such an interesting array of stories. you've got , i think stories. you've got, i think mainly the right wing press focusing on strikes . i suppose focusing on strikes. i suppose you've got some of the sorry, the left wing strikes talking about the nhs strikes. then you've got the sun going after and the mail going after the royal family, obviously wanting royal story, wanted something a bit different. it's quite an array stories that are array of stories that are totally messed that link up very. meanwhile, the daily star says beat the says we should beat the christmas i believe christmas tree. yes, i believe it's bag is the point. it's a mixed bag is the point. i don't want go there first. don't want to go there first. you're still desperate to do that story, martin? yes. what is it. well, this is actually very interesting. is the pine interesting. this is the pine needles. well there's needles. yes. well there's a michelin starred chef who is in copenhagen and this is one

emily carver. we'll be back p.m. emily carver.seven and then i'm back in for mark steyn. yes know me too. eight till nine. so i will see you then. all right. take it easy before dark. you went up . oh, again. dark. you went up. oh, again. it's aidan mcgivern here . the it's aidan mcgivern here. the met office yet more wind and rain on the way during the rest of day and into the next few wettest in the south. windiest in the western scales. fact to the north, in particular thursday the weather staying very unsettled at the moment, numerous lows in charge and although it's been a showery for many on wednesday we're going to see more prolonged rain arrive overnight affect southern areas in particular into thursday you see the rain quickly arriving northern ireland western england, wales through the night affecting southern scotland for affecting southern scotland for a time as well. the wettest weather there will be across wales, in the south—west of england, hills, 60 to 80 england, over hills, 60 to 80 millimetres falling to millim

britain with me emily carver.very much indeed for your show is on your company. the show is on every saturday at p.m. i'll be every saturday at 2 pm. i'll be back next week. i believe but for i will leave you with for now i will leave you with the letter and hello that. i hope you're enjoying your weekend i'm jonathan weekend far. i'm jonathan volterra here your volterra here we have your latest update the met office. we will increasingly see the wind strengthened across northern areas of the uk into sunday. but for now winds are relatively light to high pressure light thanks to high pressure pushing across the uk . pushing its way across the uk. do just have to watch out for this from snow sinking this cold from the snow sinking southwards. is bringing southwards. it is bringing patchy and drizzle some patchy rain and drizzle to some areas and that will move its way into wales central areas of england but england into this evening. but it remaining cloudy it is remaining cloudy throughout night . there throughout

emily carver.cy to this. it's quite funny ken said. the quite funny what ken said. the because it does seem like they've come up with the most offensive to everyone. offensive solution to everyone. so originally so people who are originally offended by the name will still offended by the name will still offended because formerly black boy lane is there on the sign still and, those who are offended with it changing will be offended. but what's quite interesting is that when they consulted the residents of the 36 residents and businesses , 36 residents and businesses, responded to the survey, responded to the survey, responded the consultation , 81% responded the consultation, 81% of them didn't want the name to change. and that included 100% of the black residents , of which of the black residents, of which there were three that responded. so it seems to me that this was just a drive, a politically correct drive from haringey council after khan launched his on diversity of the public , on diversity

but i said to emily carver, who was sitting in for you last week, that actually the fundamental issuereally fundamental issue with economy is not so much with our economy is not so much the debt level, which is horrendous , but over time can be horrendous, but over time can be managed, not so much tax rates , managed, not so much tax rates, which over time could be cut, even though they're at a post—world war two high or inflation, which over time would come down the real problem with the economy , as far as i'm the economy, as far as i'm concerned, is that it does not pay concerned, is that it does not pay to work . so when you look at pay to work. so when you look at the medium to long term, because your net wages that you get, if you're a median , if you're you're a median, if you're earning the median wage in the uk or worse, less than the median wage is actually not a million miles away from what you would get in benefits. so we've lost the need to work. we've become quite a benefits culture, a wealth distribution culture and you know , that's really and you know, that's really d

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