emma webb, >> emma? emma webb, what >> emma? emma webb, what do >> emma?hi sunak? he's got nothing to lose. what do you reckon? >> i honestly , i think they >> i honestly, i think they should put their money where their mouth is. and mark very rightly said it would be a good thing for to bring in some thing for him to bring in some of the echr sceptics, think if of the echr sceptics, i think if the plan doesn't work, the rwanda plan doesn't work, which we all know, it isn't going to, it's not just going to, and it's not just that, it's also the recent news this week about the climate ruling, which was frankly, anti—democratic. need to anti—democratic. we need to leave the echr i that is the policy that i think if the conservatives are going to make the best use of the time that they have left, that they should put the absolute top of put that at the absolute top of their agenda. >> only couple of seconds >> only a couple of seconds left. nelson, what you left. nigel nelson, what do you think policy think a kitchen sink policy might sunak, there might be fo

new culture forum fellow and broadcaster emma webb, and the contributing editor to novara media, michael walker. despite jacobs absence, the email remains the same male mogg at gb news. com so let me know what you're thinking. but now it's time for the news of the day with sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> and thank you very much and good evening. the top stories campaigners in edinburgh have delivered coffin the delivered a coffin outside the scottish parliament, symbolising what they say is the death of free speech. it's after the introduction of a new hate crime law, which makes it a crime to stir up hatred against people with protected characteristics that includes disability, age, sexual orientation or people who are transgender. gender critical author jk rowling said it risks authorjk rowling said it risks outlawing genuine debate over biological sex. while some police forces have raised concerns that complaints could be lodged for political reasons, the scottish conservatives say resources should be directed towards front line policing . towards front line policing. plans to find

, and and broadcaster emma webb, and the contributing editor to novara media, michael walker. good context for a swastika? >> i mean, of course there is no good context for a swastika. i mean, i do have to say in a way i do feel a little bit sorry for that police officer because in his defence, he was basically saying, it's not my duty . dodi saying, it's not my duty. dodi as an operational frontline police officer to decide what is and what is not offensive. i get told that by my guard commander. i would also imagine so these social media videos sort of exist a lot, and i think what they probably weren't up to is went to like loads and loads went up to like loads and loads of and went up to like loads and loads of uploaded and went up to like loads and loads of uploaded the and went up to like loads and loads of uploaded the most and then uploaded the most embarrassing of course embarrassing answer. of course it a bad answer. a it was a bad answer. it was a bad answer. plain to see bad answer. that's plain to see for everyone watching. >> such a thing as >> can there be such

we have to leave it there. >> emma webb and jude da silva.re going to talk about beer, biscuits and bread. we'll have to do that next time. so more on the dramatic day that scotland has had. plus no one else from the royals plans to attend the invictus games. the final snub for harry is it? i martin daubney, but first, here's your . weather. here's your. weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news, an east west split with the weather again tomorrow, it will feel a bit warmer in many eastern areas, but again further west just like today, the low pressure will dominate and there will be further outbreaks of rain. this weather front has made for quite a damp day over parts of wales. that rain now extending up across northern scotland . some heavy showers for scotland. some heavy showers for northern ireland for a while. it should turn drier here through this evening. drying up in southern scotland, staying dry across east angl

in the society, emma webb in the studio.th. how are you? >> good morning. not director anymore but yes. >> are you not title? no. oh pastures new. yeah. not since january. >> oh okay. we'll get that changed in the intro. >> sorry about that. that's all right, let's start, shall we? first of all, emma on, harvey weinstein, the disgraced hollywood producer , his 2020 hollywood producer, his 2020 rape conviction has been overturned . and yes, overturned. and yes, effectively. and that has caused quite an outcry. >> so this doesn't mean because it's been overturned, doesn't mean that he's not guilty. i think that's important to say. but i and i know obviously this is something that is a very sensitive subject for a lot of people. a lot of people will be very angry about this. but i actually think that this is a good thing. i think that it's right that this, this judgement has been overturned. and because and especially from the perspective of a lot of people who are coming from from a place of arguing for human rights, the right

writer and gb news very own emma webb, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. tana as always, as you know, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part programme. email me part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. part of the programme. email me mailmogfavouriters.com. part of the programme. email me mailmogfavourite partn. part of the programme. email me mailmogfavourite part of the it's your favourite part of the day. the with polly day. it's the news with polly middlehurst. >> jacob, thanks very much indeed and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that west yorkshire police have confirmed that a nationwide manhunt is now underway for the man wanted in connection with the murder of a woman in bradford. they confirmed today. the suspect is also known to them, 25 year old habiba masum is a bangladeshi national who came to britain on a student visa. police say he knew the victim, who was stabbed as she pushed her baby in a pram while out shopping. the baby is unharmed . police want to speak unharmed. police want to

it's emma webb , daniel moylan it's emma webb, daniel moylan and matthew stadler after the break, there for iranian dissidents after a journalist was stabbed outside his london home. we'll be speaking to expert kasra aarabi welcome back. on friday, the 29th of march, a journalist working for the persian language tv channel iran international was stabbed in the leg outside his home. what appears to have been an attempt to intimidate him. pooja zarati is already back at work, saying admirably that the show must go on. the regime of the islamic republic has denied any involvement in the attack, although police believe that the attackers fled abroad . the violence raises abroad. the violence raises frightening questions about the security of iran's critics overseas. and joining me now to discuss it is kasra aarabi, who's director of research into the iranian revolutionary guard corps at the united against nuclear iran organisation and a non—resident scholar at the middle east institute , first of middle east institute, first of all, my sympathy to your colleague who suffered this attack and

that's it from britain's newsroom coming up next, it's tom and emma webb .m what was once 80 to just 43. this as the house of lords rejects rwanda once again and we learn of more asylum seeking criminality . asylum seeking criminality. >> also, two huge stories out of scotland this morning . we've scotland this morning. we've seen the scottish government backtrack on their targets to meet net zero by 2030. >> it looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> welcome to this latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. it's a fine day across the south today, but further north a lot of cloud outbreaks of rain and drizzle as well. it was a chilly old start, but temperatures slowly picking up a bit of sunshine the up with a bit of sunshine in the south. though, south. further north though, sunshine in short because sunshine in short supply because this weather fronts have this set of weather fronts have been southwards, been trickling southwards, bringing the cloud and the outbreaks it wo

i'm darren grimes, along with albie amankona, emma webb, ben leo, and benjamin butterworth.s's crusade to save the west , crusade to save the west, monkeys exploited for milk and the latest from i don't know why i'm laughing and the latest from a very serious story the horrible attack in the mall in sydney with an australian national security scholar . we'll national security scholar. we'll get all the latest there. it's 7 pm. and this is the saturday five. now still to come, folks. don't forget that we'll be answering your questions. have your say @gbnews dot com slash your. see, it's your chance to ask benjamin your heart's desire. and i'll be the aa man . amankona versus ben the aa man. amankona versus ben the aa man. amankona versus ben the leo the lion leo even over liz truss. they're going to debate it out, ben leo tweeted something glowing about liz truss. find out what that is. after the break at glasgow university official quoting bobby sands a disgrace and monkeys being exploited for coconut milk , first of all, coconut milk, first of all, though, it's your news wi

emma webb and amy nicole turner, amy, the english, the english, the enghsh english, the english, theare best. i wouldn't give tuppence for all of the rest. quote flanders and swann i. >> ..- >> same .._ >> same old, i. >> same old, same old with the criticisms. actually, you and i spoke about this once before when i was writing a piece for the spectator, and you made the point that one of the great things about the government buildings and working in parliament is you it's one parliament is that you it's one of the reasons why it's so offensive to ideologues is that , offensive to ideologues is that, that they are, incapable of, you know, that being in a, in a modern working environment allows them to forget anything except the endless present that they're working in, yeah. i think , that with the civil think, that with the civil service and i'm in favour of some flexible working hours in certain jobs, but with the civil service, of course, they should be. they should. how can you run a country from from your bedroom? >> well, i agree with that. in parliament there are wonderful pict

writer and gb news very own emma webb, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. want to hear from you. it's a crucial part programme. email me part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. part of the programme. email me mailmogfavouriters.com. part of the programme. email me mailmogfavourite partn. part of the programme. email me mailmogfavourite part of the it's your favourite part of the day. the with polly day. it's the news with polly middlehurst. >> jacob, thanks very much indeed and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that west yorkshire police have confirmed that a nationwide manhunt is now underway for the man wanted in connection with the murder of a woman in bradford. they confirmed today. the suspect is also known to them, 25 year old habiba masum is a bangladeshi national who came to britain on a student visa. police say he knew the victim, who was stabbed as she pushed her baby in a pram while out shopping. the baby is unharmed . police want to speak unharmed. police want to speak to any taxi drivers who m

we're joined now by political commentator emma webb and author and broadcaster amy nicole the studio.udio. we're going to get stuck into some newspapers and some of the day's newspapers and top shall we start with top stories. shall we start with amy, harry and meghan's new lifestyle and polo shows announced by netflix. what can you tell us? >> well, we have all been waiting with bated breath, haven't we, to see what will they do next? yeah, right. since their netflix endeavour and their last netflix endeavour and they're on that big five year deal they're on that big five year deal, which is worth about a bazillion pounds. so i think netflix is really keen to get some content out of the some good content out of the pair. so what have they gone with? gone with with? well they've gone with meghan's do a show meghan's going to do a show about gardening about cooking, gardening and lifestyle . she's going to lifestyle. she's going to produce sounds produce it. it sounds a bit rubbish to start with, but then i read that it is being produced by the guys that made chef's table and that peps

today i'm with a lovely emma webb because emily is away on holiday, sunning herself in somewhere that i'm told is not rwanda. but but lovely to be with you today and what a crazy day it is , and what a crazy day it is, given that we've got, another tory mp. no longer taking the whip. >> yes, yet another one. pardon the double entendre there, tom, it just never seems to end . i it just never seems to end. i mean, we've only just had william wragg and now obviously, this story too, it really raises some serious questions about mps security and their really their common sense. >> and it does have all of these sort of evocative feelings of the 1990s where you had all these stories of tory sleaze. there was something called autoerotic asphyxiation that happened to one, mp who sadly passed away in the in the mid 1990s. passed away in the in the mid 19905. it passed away in the in the mid 1990s. it just has all of these harbingers of, of john major's sort of dying days of government. >> of course, this is not the first time either, that menzies has been caught up in a scandal like this. >> c

. >> you're seeking some sun , so >> you're seeking some sun, so you'll have emma webb instead tomorrowit will. >> well, i'll miss you. and i hope you don't get flooded on houday hope you don't get flooded on holiday like jay did, but. >> and i get a break from him. excellent stuff. >> the thing of let's >> the best thing of all. let's go martin daubney go over to martin daubney now. you're what's you're up next, martin. what's up ? up? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> will the rwanda >> so, will the rwanda bill finally voted through? finally get voted through? >> will a finally get voted through? >> willa single flight finally get voted through? >> will a single flight ever go off? plus, nottingham is full of fun, now it's home the fun, and now it's home to the biggest saint george's cross in the land. we'll be there talking to locals. that's coming up on my show. after your weather forecast. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. it's going to be a cold one tonight where we ha

and all of the syllables included above with the political commentator and writer emma webb , emma, thishe scottish hate crime bill as well. >> there's been a real push in scotland to transform the country into a kind of progressive utopia. there's a very, distinctive ideology line. the scottish hate crime bill has come in to uphold. it is essentially a new blasphemy law that prevents people from wrong speaking against that new progressive orthodoxy , so progressive orthodoxy, so i think this is part of the zeitgeist in scotland, but it's also it's part of the zeitgeist in these sorts of organisations generally. >> and this is one more on the mountainous heap of language guides like this. if you remember, i think it was peter , remember, i think it was peter, the animal organisation also put out, a similar kind of language guide. we've seen so many examples and usually it's attacking words like mother and father or, chestfeeding. instead of breastfeeding , it's attacking of breastfeeding, it's attacking the gender binary. and in this instance, i think it's partly because part of this pro

and political commentator webb political commentator emma webb in . right. shall we in the studio.eteriorated as the morning has gone actually i'm sure if gone on. actually i'm sure if you're just joining us, we'll just recap the story. william wragg met someone on a dating app. wragg met someone on a dating app- 9°t wragg met someone on a dating app. got some compromising app. they got some compromising material him , images some material on him, images of some kind. said, you kind. then they said, if you don't the numbers of don't give us the numbers of other mps and other political workers, we're do workers, we're going to do something these images. workers, we're going to do somenowg these images. workers, we're going to do somenow being these images. workers, we're going to do somenow being very; images. workers, we're going to do somenow being very contrite.. he's now being very contrite. he's now being very contrite. he's come and done an he's come out and done an interview the saying, interview with the times saying, yes, it was me that originally leaked this. everyone was

we've webb an we've got emma webb in who's an absolute going to absolute peach. it's going to be show . be a good show. >> lovely darren grimes, lovely to to you. stay after to talk to you. stay tuned after my for saturday five my show for the saturday five darren will be that. darren grimes will be on that. right. with i'm nana right. you're with me. i'm nana akua. gb news on akua. this is gb news on tv, onune akua. this is gb news on tv, online on digital radio. online and on digital radio. coming will be live coming up, we will be live to discuss latest in israel. discuss the latest in israel. but next my hot topic will be having roundtable discussion. having a roundtable discussion. the ongoing trans debate. this is . gb news. good afternoon. if you're just tuned in, it's fast approaching 25 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua, and it's time now for my roundtable discussion. i you're discussion. i know you're thinking there aren't any round tables in the studio. no, i know, but just, you know, suspend the air of dis