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, banker and esther mcvey, banker and visiting professor.illiant author and journalist and professional left wing shock jock rebecca read . wing shock jock rebecca read. now, while football has been plunged into yet another morality crisis, as saudi arabia is set to host the 2034 world cup, the islamic state, which governs with strict sharia law, has long been criticised for human rights violations, including the execution of 81 men on one day alone last year. it also criminalises homosexuality . it's been homosexuality. it's been involved in a brutal war with yemen and was involved in the 2018 killing of journalist jamal khashoggi last week campaign group human rights watch said fifa's commitments to human rights would be a sham if saudi won the world cup. well it raises a lot of questions. what do we think about this? should the home nations refuse to attend? rebecca read yeah, they should. >> i think it's hideous. two things really bother me about this. one is that it looks like we'll have to do the thing again when it into winter, when w

i'm esther mcvey.m. i'm esther mcvey . and 8 pm. i'm esther mcvey. and that's been me here doing state of the nation . of the nation. >> hello again. it's alex burkill here with your latest news weather update. whilst not everywhere, saw the stormy weather, it was very wet and very windy for some particularly southern parts due to storm. kieran. however, that feature is now clearing its way into the north sea, still bringing some blustery and very wet weather to eastern parts of the uk , eastern parts of the uk, particularly eastern scotland. north east england. as we go through the night and into friday, here we are going to see some further heavy rain, clearer skies towards the west and the south. and here under those clear skies, it is likely to turn a little chilly. some places could get into your low to mid single figures as we go through friday. then we are going to see further wet weather, particularly for eastern of scotland and eastern parts of scotland and north—east england. could see some f

i'm esther mcvey.m. i'm esther mcvey . and 8 pm. i'm esther mcvey. and that's been me here doing state of the nation . of the nation. >> hello again. it's alex burkill here with your latest news weather update. whilst not everywhere, saw the stormy weather, it was very wet and very windy for some particularly southern parts due to storm. kieran. however, that feature is now clearing its way into the north sea, still bringing some blustery and very wet weather to eastern parts of the uk , eastern parts of the uk, particularly eastern scotland. north east england. as we go through the night and into friday, here we are going to see some further heavy rain, clearer skies towards the west and the south. and here under those clear skies, it is likely to turn a little chilly. some places could get into your low to mid single figures as we go through friday. then we are going to see further wet weather, particularly for eastern of scotland and eastern parts of scotland and north—east england. could see some f

pm brings esther mcvey back to the cabinet. an olive wokery as he offers her an olive branch to the tory right . esther branch to the tory right. esther mcvey is returning to cabinet and will be leaving her job here and will be leaving herjob here at gb news now, so do we consider her right wing? >> i wasn't that sure about that. i don't know. >> the one thing i will say about and i'm sorry, it's about her and i'm sorry, it's really shallow. i always think of here excellent. she of here is excellent. she obviously good obviously goes to a really good hairdresser. it's very hairdresser. i think it's very well cut. >> do you think that will satisfy the tory? >> right. i think that will satisfy right, because satisfy the tory, right, because i enjoy i don't think they enjoy splitting. however, recently i think people going be think people are going to be surprised at this appointment because show because she didn't show much common sense when she was tweeting what she saw. the tweeting about what she saw. the just stop oil protest

gb news star esther mcvey has been announced as the minister for common sense.e, i'll be announcing my ten point plan to restore sanity to our great country in just a moment. in the big story is nigel farage about to charm the socks off britain and win a brand new army of fans.7 will he recruit thousands to the pro brexit right wing cause? i'll be asking former star of i'm a celebrity and ex government minister edwina currie. plus we'll be joined down under exclusively by our jungle insider for plus by the way pictures are emerging of nigel doing his first challenge. we got that as well. not long to wait before nigel goes into the jungle. of course. tomorrow at nine. on my mark meets guest is one of britain's most decorated paralympians, danny crates , who paralympians, danny crates, who tragically lost his arm in a car accident in his early 20s following his extraordinary sporting success. he's now one of the world's most in demand. motivate speakers with a message that will inspire anyone he tells his remarkable story shortly . looking forward to this shortly.

esther who are mcvey. ther who you are all very familiar her husband very familiar with, her husband phil we're going to phil is here. we're going to be asking it means to. asking what it means to. >> it's about what does it >> it's all about what does it mean? a common sense minister for sense. for common sense. >> yeah. how have they for common sense. >> yeaido ow have they for common sense. >> yeaido you have they for common sense. >> yeaido you think ave they for common sense. >> yeaido you think that'szy for common sense. >> yeaido you think that's a bit known? do you think that's a bit sort patronising in some way? sort of patronising in some way? gb news com. is gb views. gb news dot com. is the email address or are you just happy have esther mcvey just happy to have esther mcvey sat for one sat around that table? i for one certainly first, though, certainly am. first, though, here very latest news here is your very latest news this morning with sophia . this morning with sophia. >> good morning. it'

esther mcvey has arrived at downing street.ther she's been included in rishi sunaks cabinet reshuffle . there she goes. and reshuffle. there she goes. and don't forget, esther isn't currently currently a minister, but she has previously been secretary, the minister of state for housing , communities and for housing, communities and local government . 2019 to 2020 local government. 2019 to 2020 and previously the secretary of state for work and pensions . so state for work and pensions. so hopefully she'll get some good news in there. okay, moving on. let's get more from a day of dramatic political announcements coming from downing street with rishi making significant rishi sunak making significant changes to his cabinet. which cabinet which is still ongoing. it started with the sacking of suella braverman as home secretary. days of secretary. after days of speculation over her future following criticism of the metropolitan police's handling of protest marches is now her replacement is former foreign secretary james cleverly . h

pm brings esther mcvey back to the cabinet. an olive wokery as he offers her an olive branch to the tory right . esther branch to the tory right. esther mcvey is returning to cabinet and will be leaving her job here and will be leaving herjob here at gb news now, so do we consider her right wing? >> i wasn't that sure about that. i don't know. >> the one thing i will say about and i'm sorry, it's about her and i'm sorry, it's really shallow. i always think of here excellent. she of here is excellent. she obviously good obviously goes to a really good hairdresser. it's very hairdresser. i think it's very well cut. >> do you think that will satisfy the tory? >> right. i think that will satisfy right, because satisfy the tory, right, because i enjoy i don't think they enjoy splitting. however, recently i think people going be think people are going to be surprised at this appointment because show because she didn't show much common sense when she was tweeting what she saw. the tweeting about what she saw. the just stop oil protest

we have had one answer so far today, esther mcvey, the minister without portfolio, was asked as she camecommon sense to the cabinet and she said yes, that's because, though this was not in the official government rubric, not every civil service term, she was reported to be the minister for common sense, she embraced it walking to cabinet this morning. what was interesting was the laughter, we saw mr cameron, lord cameron, chuckle a bit because of course he probably didn't even expect to be back here if you asked him six months ago.— him six months ago. certainly, and interestin: him six months ago. certainly, and interesting that _ him six months ago. certainly, and interesting that he _ him six months ago. certainly, and interesting that he walked - him six months ago. certainly, and interesting that he walked in - him six months ago. certainly, and interesting that he walked in with l interesting that he walked in with andrew mitchell. andrew mitchell attends cabinet, he is not a full secretary of state, is effectively the number two in the foreign office, he has the development portfo

in the last hour , we can tell you gb news presenter and former housing minister esther mcvey has been seen entering downing street. lots of speculation , but no lots of speculation, but no official word as yet on which role she may take up. some discussion on that coming up . discussion on that coming up. meanwhile, victoria atkins is the new health secretary replacing steve barclay, who takes environment. laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary. also in that reshuffle , richard holden is the reshuffle, richard holden is the new conservative chair and a former prime minister makes a surprise return to downing street. lord david cameron , our street. lord david cameron, our new foreign secretary. seven years after he left. number 10, he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. that's after suella braverman was sacked early on this morning by phone, ending days of speculation about her job security in government . job security in government. meanwhile, the new foreign secretary says he's delighted to be back in government . be back in government. >> i

and just when the moves looked done for the day, there was another former cabinet minister, esther mcveykeeping a sceptical eye on what some label as political correctness or wokery. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity — or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. so let's get some reaction from the us on david cameron's return to front line politics. we can now speak to frank luntz, one of america's best known political consultants and pollster. thank you forjoining us on the program. i know you have worked with david cameron and done studies of british voters for the conservative think tank the centre for policy studies. tell us a little bit about him as a leader and were surprised that he'll enter the political arena? ,, , , ., �* , arena? surprise wouldn't even begin to describe it. _ arena? surprise wouldn't even begin to describe it. i'm _ arena? surprise wouldn't eve

former cabinet minister gb news star esther mcvey , mp banker and esther mcvey, mp banker and visitingssor derek lord and author and journalist rebecca reid. rebecca, let me start with you. your reaction to the king's speech today. did you hear what you wanted to. >> first of all, i think he did a lovely job and i think he should be very proud of himself because that's got to be quite a big moment. yes. >> obviously the king, not rishi. >> no, no, no, no. we're going to come on to that. the king fan of the kings. i was really struck by american felt. struck by how american it felt. i that rishi is creating i think that rishi is creating a sort of palo alto, california vibe the ai, the vibe here. so the ai, the driverless cars or the smoke free environment, is a very free environment, that is a very kind californian tech bro kind of californian tech bro kind of californian tech bro kind lifestyle. kind of lifestyle. >> what does rishi >> at what point does rishi sunak think sunak smoke marijuana? i think on air, you know, i would love that. >> and that might be like a bit more even movi

former cabinet minister gb news star esther mcvey , mp banker and esther mcvey, mp banker and visitingssor derek lord and author and journalist rebecca reid. rebecca, let me start with you. your reaction to the king's speech today. did you hear what you wanted to. >> first of all, i think he did a lovely job and i think he should be very proud of himself because that's got to be quite a big moment. yes. >> obviously the king, not rishi. >> no, no, no, no. we're going to come on to that. the king fan of the kings. i was really struck by american felt. struck by how american it felt. i that rishi is creating i think that rishi is creating a sort of palo alto, california vibe the ai, the vibe here. so the ai, the driverless cars or the smoke free environment, is a very free environment, that is a very kind californian tech bro kind of californian tech bro kind of californian tech bro kind lifestyle. kind of lifestyle. >> what does rishi >> at what point does rishi sunak think sunak smoke marijuana? i think on air, you know, i would love that. >> and that might be like a bit more even movi

what do nigel esther mcvey and nigel farage, esther mcvey and jeremy yousaf jeremy corbyn and humza yousafmost dysfunctional coalition to ever grace they are all up grace the uk. they are all up for a prize in tonight's greatest britain and union. jack that's just in a few moments. but i have got some more from pages for you and some more stories from inside the book coming way in. a tick. coming your way in. just a tick. we're the political editor of the daily express, david marr . the daily express, david marr. my panel are also on standby to look. there's some absolute rockers in here, so make sure you stay tuned. we're back in a tech now. tomorrow promises another bumper news day. suella braverman launched her scathing attack on rishi sunak and the supreme court's ruling comes on the legality of the rwanda migrant plan that's looming large. but to offer his expert analysis on tomorrow's biggest stories , i'm delighted to stories, i'm delighted to welcome the political editor of the daily express online. it's david maddox. david, thank you very much. i'm going to start with the express.

what do nigel esther mcvey and nigel farage, esther mcvey and jeremy yousaf jeremy corbyn and humza yousafmost dysfunctional coalition to ever grace they are all up grace the uk. they are all up for a prize in tonight's greatest britain and union. jack that's just in a few moments. but i have got some more from pages for you and some more stories from inside the book coming way in. a tick. coming your way in. just a tick. we're the political editor of the daily express, david marr . the daily express, david marr. my panel are also on standby to look. there's some absolute rockers in here, so make sure you stay tuned. we're back in a tech now. tomorrow promises another bumper news day. suella braverman launched her scathing attack on rishi sunak and the supreme court's ruling comes on the legality of the rwanda migrant plan that's looming large. but to offer his expert analysis on tomorrow's biggest stories , i'm delighted to stories, i'm delighted to welcome the political editor of the daily express online. it's david maddox. david, thank you very much. i'm going to start with the express.

, derek lord and esther mcvey, derek lord and rebecca reid.s speech is sunak plotting a surprise may election? and is that what the country needs? i'll be asking the leader of reform uk richard tice , who's live in the studio . tice, who's live in the studio. breaking tonight, protesters have vandalised the rochdale cenotaph with free palestine graffiti. in a latest assault against a british war memorial. so as tensions continue to rise across our communities , should across our communities, should the government ban marches on armistice day? x colonel philip ingram takes on shoaib khan in what's going to be a lively clash and in a dramatic twist to royal snub gate, an almighty pubuc royal snub gate, an almighty public row has broken out between the palace and the sussexes with harry and meghan insisting that king charles did not invite them to his 75th birthday bash and they're even off the guest list for christmas. royal insider angela levin cuts through the noise to deliver the truth on this bombshell story . and as always, bombshell story.

and just when the moves looked done for the day, there was another former cabinet minister, esther mcveycharged with keeping a sceptical eye on what some label as political correctness or wokery. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity — or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. president biden has said that gaza's main hospital, must be protected, and appealed for less intrusive military action by the israeli defense forces. his comments follow a warning from the world health organization which said that al—shifa hospital is �*nearly a cemetery�* with bodies piled up inside and outside. with a lack of power due to fuel shortages, doctors there say many patients — including dozens of prematurely born babies can't be cared for properly. al—shifa hospital is in northern gaza. meanwhile, israel says it's found evidence of hamas activity, within the grounds of another hospital in

it's me, esther mcvey , filling in for the esther mcvey, filling in for the wonderful jacob reece mogg. tonight are the police running scared? we've had calls for jihad the police running scared? we've had calls forjihad on the had calls for jihad on the streets of london with police umming and aahing over the theological context of holy war. we've had black flags associated with bin laden being raised, thousands sitting in at liverpool street station and now the bizarre phenomenon of rodents being thrown into mcdonalds. the police need to feel emboldened if they are to tackle these problems , and that tackle these problems, and that doesn't mean more laws , it means doesn't mean more laws, it means more bobbies on the beat, making arrests and creating the deterrence. we so desperately need. meanwhile the covid inquiry has become embroiled in distraction after distraction on everything from dominic cummings foul language to special hairdryers that could or couldn't kill covid. and as even couldn't kill covid. and as ever, the real question has been forgotten was lockdown an overreactio

it's me, esther mcvey , filling in for the esther mcvey, filling in for the wonderful jacob reece mogg. tonight are the police running scared? we've had calls for jihad the police running scared? we've had calls forjihad on the had calls for jihad on the streets of london with police umming and aahing over the theological context of holy war. we've had black flags associated with bin laden being raised, thousands sitting in at liverpool street station and now the bizarre phenomenon of rodents being thrown into mcdonalds. the police need to feel emboldened if they are to tackle these problems , and that tackle these problems, and that doesn't mean more laws , it means doesn't mean more laws, it means more bobbies on the beat, making arrests and creating the deterrence. we so desperately need. meanwhile the covid inquiry has become embroiled in distraction after distraction on everything from dominic cummings foul language to special hairdryers that could or couldn't kill covid. and as even couldn't kill covid. and as ever, the real question has been forgotten was lockdown an overreactio

. >> now , moving on, esther mcvey >> now, moving on, esther mcvey has been given unofficial title ofe and as i'm about to tell you, she's going to have her hands rather full. >> i'm martin daubney on gb news. and this is britain's news channel michael portillo gb news britain's news channel earlier with eamonn and isabel. >> we're not a christian country anymore for well all all the institutions are christian. i'm not disagreeing . not disagreeing. >> monarchies, christian parliaments, christian oh, so stop making excuses for them. >> there's also a big question about whether or not rishi sunak was talking nonsense at party conference when he was talking about change. this is back to the future, isn't it? you got the future, isn't it? you got the the king there. the picture of the king there. >> i hope now, look at >> i hope we do. now, look at that. that is a racing that. now that is a racing dnven that. now that is a racing driver, gorgeous crazy orange driver, gorgeous in crazy orange goggles hammond goggles. oh, that was hammond for but not just for a moment there. but not just i

and just when the moves looked done for the day, there was another former cabinet minister, esther mcvey, charged with keeping a sceptical eye on what some label as political correctness or wokery. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity — or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. more from chris in a few minutes. so what's behind the move to bring david cameron back into government? is it a good move for the conservative party or is it, as labour claim, a sign of desperation? here's vicki young. thank you very much. thought you'd seen the back of david cameron? this was him walking away after he lost the brexit referendum in 2016. he hums. right! since then, he has occasionally criticised his successors over cuts to foreign aid and the scrapping of parts of hs2. of course, i've disagreed with some individual decisions, but politics is a team enterprise. i've decided to join

well, gb news presenter and former housing minister esther mcvey was seen walking into downing street this evening. and since then we have learned she has been appointed to cabinet as minister without portfolio, the so—called minister for common sense is what is being suggested about her role . meanwhile, victoria her role. meanwhile, victoria atkins is the new health secretary. she replaces steve barclay, who takes environment while laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary, but also in the government reshuffle today. richard holden , the new today. richard holden, the new chair of the conservative party and a former prime minister making a surprise return to downing street. yes, lord david cameron is our new foreign secretary, seven years after he left the job in number 10 as prime minister, he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. and that's after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister, we understand by telephone early on this morning, ending days of speculation about herjob security in government. meanwhile the new foreign secretary

, derek lord and esther mcvey, derek lord and rebecca reid.k plotting a surprise may election? and is that what the country needs? i'll be asking the leader of reform uk richard tice , who's live in the studio . tice, who's live in the studio. breaking tonight, protesters have vandalised the rochdale cenotaph with free palestine graffiti. in a latest assault against a british war memorial. so as tensions continue to rise across our communities , should across our communities, should the government ban marches on armistice day? x colonel philip ingram takes on shoaib khan in what's going to be a lively clash and in a dramatic twist to royal snub gate, an almighty pubuc royal snub gate, an almighty public row has broken out between the palace and the sussexes with harry and meghan insisting that king charles did not invite them to his 75th birthday bash and they're even off the guest list for christmas. royal insider angela levin cuts through the noise to deliver the truth on this bombshell story . and as always, bombshell story. and as always,

first of all, gb news presenter and former housing minister esther mcvey was spotted going into downingeet about 6:00 this evening. she left as a minister without portfolio, dubbed the minister for common sense. more details on that still to come. meanwhile, victoria atkins is the new health secretary. she replaces steve barclay , who replaces steve barclay, who takes environment. laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary and also in the government reshuffle . richard government reshuffle. richard holden is the new conservative chair and a former prime minister makes a surprise return to downing street. lord david cameron is the new foreign secretary, seven years after he quit number 10 and he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. and thatis home secretary portfolio. and that is after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister. we believe in a phone call in the early hours of this morning, ending days of speculation about her job security in government. well the new foreign secretary says he's delighted to be back in government . government. >

first of all, gb news presenter and former housing minister esther mcvey was spotted going into downingeet about 6:00 this evening. she left as a minister without portfolio, dubbed the minister for common sense. more details on that still to come. meanwhile, victoria atkins is the new health secretary. she replaces steve barclay , who replaces steve barclay, who takes environment. laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary and also in the government reshuffle . richard government reshuffle. richard holden is the new conservative chair and a former prime minister makes a surprise return to downing street. lord david cameron is the new foreign secretary, seven years after he quit number 10 and he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. and thatis home secretary portfolio. and that is after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister. we believe in a phone call in the early hours of this morning, ending days of speculation about her job security in government. well the new foreign secretary says he's delighted to be back in government . government. >

and it means that esther mcvey.ews while she's incompetent. >> well, the headline that i've chosen is , is daily mail. chosen is, is daily mail. bernardo's girl who said she's a liverpudlian who dared to be a conservative and obviously viewers of gb news will know esther. but actually she is a very good mp, very outspoken mp , very good mp, very outspoken mp, and i think has been very principled around things like lockdown, obviously brexit and ensuring that she would be described as a blue collar conservative, if you see what i mean. and so i really got a lot of time for her, but i can't help and i can understand why she's taking the position, but it's a little bit like nigel farage going in the jungle. it's a bit like, what are you doing that for esther? because as she's been given an opportunity to cabinet as somebody to go into cabinet as somebody who's without a portfolio, apparently, you know, fighting wokeness wherever it is, the civil service minister of common sense , you do think, on god, sense, you do thi

esther mcvey where should we start? that nadine was devote to boris. >> yes, absolutely . >> yes, absolutely. >> yes, absolutely. >> it's called the plot. i think it should be called lost the plot. um, you know, anybody thinking this is some sort of serious historic royal tomb, really, it's not going to be. it seems they thought she'd already come to the conclusion and she's worked out the various roles and parts to get to that conclusion . parts to get to that conclusion. there's also lots of people who are anonymous here giving quotes in one way or another. so you know, a great fictional know, she's a great fictional writer, and this, i think, will be another fictional piece. but i look, you i did actually look, if you remember scandal, remember the expenses scandal, i do back a little while ago do go back a little while ago and she'd been writing down on her blog what she'd been doing and her defence at the time. she said her blog was 70% fiction and this was her defence for the for the expense scandal. i rely heavil

, appears before the esther mcvey, appears before the commons as minister for common sense , do government? >> well, i just miss presenting alongside her. she's a big loss to the studio, but i suppose it's good to see. good to see her back in government. >> yes. i mean, her official title is minister without portfolio . yeah. which portfolio. yeah. which essentially means working across all departments. some people scoff at the idea of a common sense minister, which is the unofficial title along with anti—woke tsar yes . anti—woke tsar yes. >> i don't know. jacob rees—mogg made the complaint that we sort of everyone should be the spotting out these different issues across government. but i suppose one point person for it is an interesting strategy. the question i think is , is has question i think is, is has esther mcvey been appointed just to sort of have a more media line to counterbalance david cameron's appointment? was this just plucking someone from gb news simply to try and placate us as a station? because i don't think it's going to work. mr prime minister >> well, of co

well, gb news presenter and former housing minister esther mcvey was seen walking into downing streets evening. and since then we have learned she has been appointed to cabinet as minister without portfolio, the so—called minister for common sense is what is being suggested about her role . meanwhile, victoria her role. meanwhile, victoria atkins is the new health secretary. she replaces steve barclay, who takes environment while laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary, but also in the government reshuffle today. richard holden , the new today. richard holden, the new chair of the conservative party and a former prime minister making a surprise return to downing street. yes, lord david cameron is our new foreign secretary, seven years after he left the job in number 10 as prime minister, he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. and that's after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister, we understand by telephone early on this morning , telephone early on this morning, ending days of speculation about her job security in government. meanw

esther mcvey , derek lord and rebecca mcvey, derek lord and rebecca reid in the clash as king charlesvisit to kenya. should he be apologising for britain's colonial past? nigel gardiner and nina myskow go head to head ? and nina myskow go head to head? plus, the dame with the game. former education minister andrea jenkyns reacts to a somerset council ditching the word mother in yet another insult to women . in yet another insult to women. and finally, with a new poll showing older people are far more likely to recycle

well, gb news presenter and former housing minister, first of all, esther mcvey was seen wandering into downing street this evening and a short while later she was announced to be a minister without portfolio . be a minister without portfolio. meanwhile, victoria atkins is the new health secretary. she replaces steve barclay, who takes environment. laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary, also in that government reshuffle today, richard holden has taken up the post of conservative chair and a former prime minister made a surprise return to downing street today . lord david cameron street today. lord david cameron signed up as the new foreign secretary seven years after he left number 10 and he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary's portfolio that thatis home secretary's portfolio that that is after suella braverman was sacked, we understand, by telephone this morning by the prime minister ending days of speculation about her job security in government . security in government. meanwhile, the new foreign secretary lord cameron, says he's delighted to be back

of therese coffey left rishi sunak exposed on his right flank, but his new front bench includes esther mcveyister — unofficially, quipped the political editor of the sun, the commonsense minister, to tackle woke across whitehall. so is the signal about tone or political direction? the same five pledges, but less of the muscular language? it's certainly posher at the top of the cabinet, the first time in more than 50 years that the top—fourjobs are all held by former public schoolboys, and the first since 2010 without a woman in any of the top five cabinet posts. also, at least some of the 350 conservative mps could perhaps be forgiven for thinking, didn't david cameron have his day in the sun? and, of course, he was embroiled in the subsequent scandal over greensill. we'll come to the newly—elevated lord cameron's appointment as foreign secretary in a few minutes. first, nick's there. nick, was this the best—kept secret in politics? a tiny atiny number of a tiny number of people knew about this and, yes, they kept quiet about it. the daily telegraph is reporting tonight that rishi sunak and

this is mark dolan tonight at your perfect saturday night in in my big opinion, gb news star esther mcveyoint plan to restore sanity to our great country . let me give you some country. let me give you some advanced warning. i may be talking common sense. my mark meets guest is one of britain's most decorated paralympians, danny crates, who tragically lost his arm in a car accident in his early 20s following his extraordinary sporting success. he's now one of the world's most in—demand and motivational speakers with a message that will inspire anyone. he tells his remarkable story shortly in the big story is nigel farage about to charm the socks off britain and win a brand new army of fans will he recruit thousands to the pro—brexit right wing? cause i'll be asking former star of i'm a celebrity and ex government minister edwina currie. let me also tell you that we've got some embargoed images of nigel farage doing his first challenge and we will go exclusively down under to get the inside track from an inside order reporting on the show. so it's all happening. it's all about nigel in the

we've got esther mcvey in the studio with us now to discuss all sorts of things. always good to see you. just first of all, reflections on the situation in the middle east. the sun newspaper has got an incredible double spread this morning of the babies and the children who have been kidnapped . and it's very powerful. we talk about this big picture issue, but actually, when you honein issue, but actually, when you hone in on the human stories like it's heartbreaking. like this, it's heartbreaking. >> the youngest is nine >> the youngest one is nine months of the months old and the oldest of the kids 17, 32 of them. none of kids is 17, 32 of them. none of them we don't know if any of them we don't know if any of them been released. just them have been released. just bnngs them have been released. just brings doesn't brings it home, doesn't it? >> absolutely. you see >> oh, absolutely. when you see an like that, it's an image like that, it's heartbreaking . and you the heartbreaking. and you see the ages of the children there. it is heartbreaking . is heartbreaking

esther mcvey, minister for esther mcvey, the minister for common , is she not? yes. news i think she's the cabinet office minister and some wag in downing street said, she'll downing street said, oh, she'll be minister common sense. >> i think she's probably still reeling description. reeling from that description. >> she's probably >> i think she's probably glorifying it well, think glorifying it well, i think she'll make a great fist of the job. >> well, i'm just glad she's an authentic voice. >> just glad she's there. authentic voice. >> i'd just glad she's there. authentic voice. >> i'd rather.ad she's there. authentic voice. >> i'd rather she;he's there. authentic voice. >> i'd rather she had there. authentic voice. >> i'd rather she had a1ere. authentic voice. >> i'd rather she had a more but i'd rather she had a more muscular perhaps might be muscular role. perhaps might be the way. can i just get you to reflect a bit, stephen, on what jake rees—mogg there about jake rees—mogg said there about the the minister the fact that the prime minister this could the th

and somebody else making a return to the front bench is esther mcvey who is appointed minister withoutg, lord cameron gave his reaction his new role. well, i know it's not usual for a prime minister to come back in this way, but i believe in public service. the prime minister asked me to do this job and it's a time where we have some daunting challenges as a country. the conflict in the middle east, the war in ukraine. and of course, i hope that six years as prime minister, 11 years leading the conservative party, gives me some useful experience and contacts and relationships and knowledge that i can help the prime minister to make sure we build our alliances, we build partnerships with our friends, we deter our enemies and we keep our country strong. that's why i'm doing thejob and i'm delighted to accept. you have expressed publicly recently disagreements with the prime minister. have you promised to button it, is it collective responsibility from here on in? 0n the whole, as an ex prime minister, i've tried to keep quiet about politics, stay out of politics. it's hard enough being p

joining me in the studio throughout the show are esther mcvey, mp for tatton and philip davies , mp foresther, davies, mp for shipley. esther, phil , great davies, mp for shipley. esther, phil, great to see you this morning. i found something that sir anthony seldon said there. really profound that that this isn't about triumphal ism. this isn't about triumphal ism. this is about solemn remembrance. esther do you think that sometimes some people get the wrong end of the stick when they see the poppy, when they see remembrance day? some people feel like it is a triumphalist thing, which which it's not at all they might do. >> but that's why it's so important to have remembrance day. it's only one day out of 365, and it is to remember what happened. 365, and it is to remember what happened . it is, as people say, happened. it is, as people say, to make sure it doesn't happen again. the use of diplomacy rather than war. all those people who did give their lives so we could be here. that's why i think it's so important. and i think what we don't want on this day that's why you've had in day

now, last week, before a certain someone got very exciting new job, conservative mps esther mcvey andwn with sir lindsay hoyle to talk all about his last four years as speaker of the house of commons. let's have a look, shall we? >> hello, mr speaker. thank you for having us in your crimson room so as to speak. >> well, welcome. >> well, welcome. >> elected as the speaker 4th >> so elected as the speaker 4th of november 2019. so your reflections on the last four years? >> well, i think the first thing is never copied my lottery numbers because obviously everything went wrong . you know, everything went wrong. you know, who would have thought? first of all, i got elected and within days there's a general action dunng days there's a general action during a general election, i end up being a type one diabetic. i then come back to the house. i've then got to get re—elected. speaker i could have been the shortest speaker in history . speaker i could have been the shortest speaker in history. i survived that. we go through brexit. we have a pandemic. the duke of edinburgh dies , her duke of

this is mark dolan tonight at your perfect saturday night in in my big opinion, gb news star esther mcvey country. let me give you some advanced warning. i may be talking common sense. my mark meets guest is one of britain's most decorated paralympians, danny crates, who tragically lost his arm in a car accident in his early 20s following his extraordinary sporting success. he's now one of the world's most in—demand and motivational speakers with a message that will inspire anyone. he tells his remarkable story shortly in the big story is nigel farage about to charm the socks off britain and win a brand new army of fans will he recruit thousands to the pro—brexit right wing? cause i'll be asking former star of i'm a celebrity and ex government minister edwina currie. let me also tell you that we've got some embargoed images of nigel farage doing his first challenge and we will go exclusively down under to get the inside track from an inside order reporting on the show. so it's all happening. it's all about nigel in the jungle. it might take a ten. has the halo slipped for princess kate fo

well, it might be esther mcvey, our former colleague at gb news. the minister without portfolio, the for minister sense. we're for minister common sense. we're told that's the best the told that's that's the best the right have now and she can right have got. now and she can only, only attend cabinet isn't actually fully fledged cabinet actually a fully fledged cabinet minister lee rowley is the other person who number 10 point out as right winger. person who number 10 point out as right winger . but as being a right winger. but really right have been really the right have been expunged from the of expunged from the top of government with the removal of suella that suella braverman. and that is the i think, which the problem i think, which the pm i think, pm has got. he's now, i think, looking election thinking looking to election thinking let's the middle let's go back to the middle ground by david ground as exemplified by david cameron, who of course owned that space, didn't he, back in the late noughties and early 20105. the late noughties and e

. >> well, joining us now is conservative mp and gb news presenter, the fabulous esther mcvey. ike point scoring. was more like point scoring. it was about character assassination. and think it has and i think it has been a circus, really, rather than getting to the facts that people want about, should we want to know about, should we have into lockdown? was have gone into lockdown? was modelling done on the impacts of lockdown? did they think about the poverty that would come fonnard ? did they think about fonnard? did they think about the waiting lists , the health, the waiting lists, the health, the waiting lists, the health, the health, children? the mental health, the children? and and that is the and it seems no. and that is the big and should be big issue and we should be looking that and focusing looking at that and focusing on that rather than the personalities that were all distracted by whose fault is that distraction? >> i mean, i listen to it and i think they're asking the wrong questions. don't want to know questions. i don't want to know whether mouth whether they

. >> we've got esther mcvey coming into the studio to discuss all of that.future leader of she might be a future leader of the conservative she's the conservative party. she's done interesting done some really interesting research rates research on falling birth rates in and what that in this country and what that could for everybody. could mean for everybody. so we're going talking to we're going to be talking to miriam when to have miriam about when to have babies, and more babies. babies, babies and more babies. and the behind it is and the logic behind it is interesting in terms of the fact that need to sustain the that we do need to sustain the population if we don't have more babies, going to have to babies, we are going to have to have more immigration, she argues. future to look argues. in the future to look after in old age. but after us all in our old age. but why women having many why aren't women having so many babies? one women. >> it's just honestly go in community groups. i mean, a lot of having a lot of children. >> there's a religious dynami