email me farage at gbnews.com or on ex tweet the hashtag farage on ex tweet the hashtag farage on gb with your comment. now let's turn to polling expert. the legend that is the professor of politics at the university of strathclyde, sir john curtice . sirjohn, welcome john curtice. sir john, welcome to farage on gb news. great to see you there. >> hi, christopher. >> hi, christopher. >> can you explain just for laymen, why are eu citizens voting in uk elections? so long after we left the european union ? >> well, 7— >> well, it's 7_ >> well, it's a ? >> well, it's a perfectly good question though. i'm going to disappoint you because i'm actually going to tell you that actually, for the most part, eu citizens are to keep their citizens are going to keep their rights to vote in elections even beyond these 2024 local elections. the what the government has decided to do is to allow anybody who was already resident in the uk up to the end of the transition period that is, to the end of 2020, to keep the voting rights they acquired as eu citizens. and i think that at least seems to be requ

as nigel farage makes of it all.e was debunked very recently personally in his personal he has been personal life he has been cancelled many times. so watching him react to the cancellation of this whole event is , is really fascinating. and is, is really fascinating. and having him on the scene saying as he did that there is no pubuc as he did that there is no public order threat at all. and from what we can see on our screens, that seems to be absolutely true. we'll just have to wait and watch and see how this situation develops. well, nigel won't want to take nigel farage won't want to take this lying down if he is forced to leave the venue, he'll be talking. well, he absolutely will. and at least in britain, nigel farage is very good at sort of sensing has his finger on the pulse of the public mood when he was debunked by natwest, it was the ceo of natwest, alison rose, who who came off worst from it. and even people who firmly disagree with nigel farage's political opinions thought it was completely unacceptable

by gagging conference by gagging nigel farage, braverman and farage, suella braverman and viktor orban will be live from the venue for a frontline account . speaking to flemish mep account. speaking to flemish mep that who saw the clampdown and a london headmistress who has won the right to ban a muslim pupil from praying , the right to ban a muslim pupil from praying, has the right to ban a muslim pupil from praying , has called the from praying, has called the high court's ruling a victory for all schools. will we finally see an end to religious extremists meddling with british schools and today the government faces yet another revolt over its plan to ban teenagers from smoking for life . is this latest smoking for life. is this latest clampdown sensible, or a slippery slope to puritanism.7 and that's all coming up in your next hour. welcome to the show. always a pleasure to have your company. so it's bedlam in brussels , as the mayor of the brussels, as the mayor of the city of brussels sends in the police to clamp down on the national conservatism conference. i was an mep in brusse

herman, i will start with you nigel farage owed you because nigel farage owed an apology you think? an apoabsolutely.yu think? you because nigel farage owed an apoabsolutely. and ink? you because nigel farage owed an apoabsolutely. and all’ you because nigel farage owed an apoabsolutely. and all the >> absolutely. and all the people of belgium. i attended the event myself today . it the event myself today. it wasn't just nigel farage, suella braverman, who i met, but also, viktor orban, the current prime minister of hungary, the former prime minister of poland . you prime minister of poland. you had a lot of well known democratically elected, politicians who have the right and actually they have the pubuc and actually they have the public mandate to speak up and to voice their opinion and to be called extremist in any way by by a guy actually, who i believe is a gofer for erdogan. and it wasn't just one, mayor, it was actually three mayors because the event was shut down. this was the third attempt at two venues had already been cancelled because of the political pressure of local m

let's talk about the party, would nigel farage be a l party, would nigel farage be a welcome additionn? i think it would be aood. welcome addition? i think it would be good- and _ welcome addition? i think it would be good. and became _ welcome addition? i think it would be good. and became an - welcome addition? i think it would be good. and became an mp? i i welcome addition? i think it would i be good. and became an mp? i would support him, yes. why? he believes in conservative values. it's a shame he's not in the conservative party. thank you, liz truss. that is liz truss talking to chris mason. you can watch the full interview with liz truss. you can find that on the bbc iplayer and also on bbc sounds. i want to show some pictures from san diego, of 70 endangered toyotas introduced the wild. —— tortoises. they have been fitted with radio transmitters so they can be monitored in the future. lovely pictures. sarah campbell is next. let's get a check on the weather. hello, on the whole today's weather will not be as violent as yesterday. yesterday brought some really intense downpou

what, the farage. i think deserves, a little bit of prominence, perhaps because the deputy leader of the labour party, has , has been having this party, has, has been having this story sort of rumble along for a long time. what am i talking about? of course. angela rayner's selling, one of her houses. it happened to be a former council house. she bought it, of course, under that, right. that we all gained under margaret thatcher, good for her, but it seems that there are questions of whether or not tax was paid on this, or should tax have been paid on this? no tax was paid, although there are some experts who say that there should have been there should have been capital gains tax paid on this property. now the police say that they're reassessing whether or not they should investigate this. but the news today is that neighbours of angela rayner are people that have been bringing this up. people that live to next that house that was sold originally. well they say now they've not been contacted by the po

the farage.we're talking missing migrants because thousands of migrants earmarked to be on those first planes to rwanda . well, they've planes to rwanda. well, they've gone missing. they're not turning up on the government's, registers. they're not clocking in to see those home office officials that they're supposed to each week or every several weeks . now, what on earth might weeks. now, what on earth might have happened to these people, and might the government have made a bit of an error here in terms of earmarking the people saying you're going to rwanda, but then not doing anything to track them down? might these migrants have gone missing? and more pertinently, where might these migrants have gone missing? two because of course, it was the irish deputy prime minister, micheal martin, who was saying the rwanda scheme is, making ireland the home to many thousands more migrants than otherwise would be the case. he said the rwanda scheme is the uk government is almost pushing migrants to dubli

so will nigel farage save britain?nk nigel's playing his cards very close to his chest at the moment . i'm not surprised by the prediction which comes from the trump camp, obviously. and they always do a lot to bolster each other's prospects . but i've got other's prospects. but i've got other's prospects. but i've got other thoughts about who's going to lead this country, because i actually am getting into a position where i think actually, it doesn't matter which politicians are in power, the civil service is running this country. you're right. >> and also international financiers. we saw that during the liz truss period. she tried to cut taxes and essentially the bond market said, no, we won't lend you the money. so somehow power is now outside of parliament. >> and of course, the worry is that blair actually managed to get a few people into the civil service of his persuasion , and service of his persuasion, and they're still there. >> wow. >> wow. >> a few truth bombs from mike hollingsworth. do you care to challe

but of course , nigel farage has but of course, nigel farage has the luck of the devil.the luck of the devil. i mean, the publicity in this is absolutely wonderful . absolutely wonderful. >> we've got a great clip of nigel, so let's have that. >> yeah. okay >> yeah. okay >> i understand the police are very, keen to close this very, very keen to close this down. so if they're going to close down, they can close it close it down, they can close it down with me stage, can't down with me on stage, can't they. >> they mm- they. >> they go and arrest >> they didn't go and arrest him. mid—speech but are you worried about an effort to close down free speech? that it does seem to be very heavy handed . seem to be very heavy handed. >> look, is this an illiberal, illiberal measure ? yes it is, is illiberal measure? yes it is, is it not? on a global organisation? and is the brussels mayor under is it under his right to do whatever he wants in his own city? in his own country? yes the absolutely are. i think what we're looking at here is a local community that has come and said, we

so will nigel farage save britain?hink nigel's playing his cards very close to his chest at the moment . i'm not surprised by the prediction which comes from the trump camp, obviously. and they always do a lot to bolster each other's prospects . but i've got other's prospects. but i've got other's prospects. but i've got other thoughts about who's going to lead this country, because i actually am getting into a position where i think actually, it doesn't matter which politicians are in power, the civil service is running this country. you're right. >> and also international financiers. we saw that during the liz truss period. she tried to cut taxes and essentially the bond market said, no, we won't lend you the money. so somehow power is now outside of parliament. >> and of course, the worry is that blair actually managed to get a few people into the civil service of his persuasion , and service of his persuasion, and they're still there. >> wow. >> wow. >> a few truth bombs from mike hollingsworth. do you care to chal

but of course , nigel farage has but of course, nigel farage has the luck of the devil.the luck of the devil. i mean, the publicity in this is absolutely wonderful . absolutely wonderful. >> we've got a great clip of nigel, so let's have that. >> yeah. okay >> yeah. okay >> i understand the police are very, keen to close this very, very keen to close this down. so if they're going to close down, they can close it close it down, they can close it down with me stage, can't down with me on stage, can't they. >> they mm- they. >> they go and arrest >> they didn't go and arrest him. mid—speech but are you worried about an effort to close down free speech? that it does seem to be very heavy handed . seem to be very heavy handed. >> look, is this an illiberal, illiberal measure ? yes it is, is illiberal measure? yes it is, is it not? on a global organisation? and is the brussels mayor under is it under his right to do whatever he wants in his own city? in his own country? yes the absolutely are. i think what we're looking at here is a local community that has come and said, we

nigel farage, who is known as a leading campaignerfor nigel farage, who is known as a leading campaignertifle free speech and i put it to him that what was said in this letter which was presented to the organisers here that there were potentially homophobes and people with views on other subjects such as abortion on stage and in the audience, and he said that was cobblers and he did not think that was the case whatsoever and he made his exit. 50 whatsoever and he made his exit. so is the event are now completely shut down and stopped? we are just looking at pictures of suella braverman who i think was speaking earlier. let braverman who i think was speaking earlier. , , ., , ., braverman who i think was speaking earlier. , , ., earlier. let me 'ust try to show you what is earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. _ earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. it _ earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. it won't - earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. it won't be - earlier. let me just try to show you what is happening. it won't

is farage was on the stage? what is this issue with people having the to be the right the audacity to be on the right of politics? people get very hot under the collar, don't they? so i about that. the i want to talk about that. the smirking also smirking stuff as well. also squatters. do think they squatters. do you think they should able to basically should be able to basically occupy property, occupy empty property, commercial property or not? and if i can squeeze it in because there's a lot to get through tonight. national trust, are they losing the plot, getting in touch with the usual touch with me all the usual ways, also on the website as ways, but also on the website as well. gbnews.com/yoursay but a big story today, and this is a really big deal. actually, it's been victory all been called a victory for all schools. the which schools. this was the case which saw muslim pupil and her mum saw a muslim pupil and her mum actually school to court , actually take a school to court, the michaela school in lon

but look what happened with nigel farage.ifferent story, but i think personally it was a disgrace . he whatever you was a disgrace. he whatever you think of his political views, he's taken two parties, two separate parties in this country to national election victories in, albeit in european parliamentary elections. but they're still national elections. no one in history has done that ever. so you can't say he's not, you know, a democratically elected person or has been a democratically elected person. and yet it's clear that coots, the rather kind of snooty pukka bank that owns by natwest. they said they leaked that they'd debunked him because he didn't have enough money, which turned out to be nonsense . they they debunked nonsense. they they debunked him, as a memo showed after his lawyers did a subject access inquiry, that they didn't like the cut of his political jib. and that was there in black and white as it goes. and i wonder how many other people have done these subjects access inquiries, or at least how many firms

what the farage moment.borders to the united kingdom . i went to to the united kingdom. i went to bulgaria and i met a priest who ran an orphanage , and he really ran an orphanage, and he really was the most remarkable man, doing the most incredible job with these young children . i with these young children. i said to him, from next week, anybody can just come and live and work in the united kingdom. do you think many people will come? oh, yes, he said. they're bound to. most of this country is very, very poor. you are comparatively, very, very rich . comparatively, very, very rich. i said, what type of people will come? oh, that's easy, the priest said, you will get the best of bulgarians . you will get best of bulgarians. you will get our doctors, you will get our lawyers. you will get our accountants, he said. but also you'll get the worst of bulgarians, because for the criminal gangs, london and the rest of the uk are much richer pickings. well a story that's broken overnight and it's quite extraordinar

but up next farage night . night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on .ome to the gb news forecast from the met office. it's going to be chilly overnight through the next 24 hours. however, increasing cloud will bring further showers by the end of thursday. we've got higher pressure ebbing away towards the west and this increased influence from low pressure to the east in between some clear spells overnight and a chilly northerly airflow. that means temperatures will fall quickly under any clear spells in rural sheltered spots. temperatures will dip below freezing, generally in urban areas 4 to 6 celsius, and there'll be variable amounts of cloud first thing as well. they'll also be increasing amounts of showery rain moving through northern ireland, parts of wales, northern and central england, as well as the north—east of scotland . the north—east of scotland. the showery rain will become more widespread by the afternoon , so widespread by the afternoon, so for much of england and wales it's a case of bright spells interspersed by showers, drier towards

can nigel farage make britain great again? relation to comedian sacha baron cohen and gary lineker. he's back in the news. find out why next. now. gb news star and the godfather of brexit, nigel farage has turned 60 this week. happy birthday to the big man. now, given his incredible lifestyle, working hard and playing with equal vigour, he's known to enjoy a refreshment or two. if he returns to politics, nigel would be westminster's answer to ronnie wood. he's a man who has achieved more than most politicians without ever having darkened the corridors of the house of commons. he spearheaded our departure from the european union by standing down candidates. in 2019, he gifted boris johnson a much squandered 80 seat majority. he's led a broadcast revolution here at gb news and he exposed the appalling crime of de—banking, leading to the departure of the natwest boss, who proved to be an utter banker and he was a natural at swallowing testicles in the jungle. that private school education wasn't wasted after all. love him or hate

please farage @gbnews chess.com. tell me what you think.nother really big go or did we prove our point with this last year? love to get your thoughts please on that. now some figures out overnight suggesting a very large increase in the number of people who've been going to the financial ombudsman complaining about their bank account being frozen, their bank account being frozen, their bank account being frozen, their bank accounts are being closed. i'll give you the full details of all of that in just a moment. and important to say, all of this on the eve of the natwest group's agm, their first agm since all the traumas the bank went through as a result of their treatment of me, did it -- it was in july last year when i decided i've got to go public. no longer am i going to keep it under my hat. that i've been told by the banking group that i've been with since 1980. both in a personal and indeed business capacity , that my business capacity, that my accounts were being closed and that i'd been turned down by ten other banks . yes, i was b

officers arrived while nigel farage was addressing the event, giving everyone 15 minutes to leave. it's understood the order came from local brussels mayor amy akuain from local brussels mayor amy akua in a move he said was to guarantee public safety, while belgium's prime minister has weighed in on this one as well. this afternoon, describing the mayor's actions as unacceptable and even unconstitutional, saying that the belgian constitution has guaranteed the freedom of speech and peaceful assembly in the country since 1830. well labour's jonathan ashworth questioned whether conservatives from the uk should have been there. >> i think some of the speakers, from what i understand, who have been advertised on the website for this conference, have very unsavoury views and rather surprised that suella braverman has been allowed to go and speak at this why is rishi at this event. why is rishi sunak not getting a grip of this situation? why is he not asking suella braverman to pull out of this event? because some of the characters involved, at least according website, have according to

among those who addressed the national conservatism event were two british politicians, nigel farageests — have said they will seek legal advice. ms braverman has left the conference, after giving her speech. she didn't stop to speak to reporters before getting in her car. there didn't appear to be any protests in the street as she left. 0ur europe correspondent, nick beake, isjust in front of the venue. here's what's happening there. the picture here tells the story because you can see there is this line of police officers, probably about a dozen or so of them. and the reason for that is that the local mayor here in brussels has said that this event needs to be shut down. so as you can see, the police aren't exactly running in to turf people out. but basically the organisers of this event, of this conference have been told that it has to wind down. so basically, in effect, what's happening is that people aren't being allowed in and those leaving at the moment, including nigel farage and suella braverman, these prominent uk politicians, they've left, but they won't be allowed in alon

would nigel farage be a welcome addition to the party?ddition to the party? i think it would be _ addition to the party? i think it would be good _ addition to the party? i think it would be good if _ addition to the party? i think it would be good if he - addition to the party? i think it would be good if he joined| it would be good if he joined the conservative party. find the conservative party. and became an _ the conservative party. and became an mp? _ the conservative party. and became an mp? if- the conservative party. and became an mp? if you - the conservative party. and became an mp? if you joinl the conservative party. and i became an mp? if you join the became an mp? if you 'oin the conservative * became an mp? if you 'oin the conservative party _ became an mp? if you join the conservative party support - became an mp? if you join the conservative party support in l conservative party support in becoming an mp. why? i think he believes in conservative values and it's a shame he's not in the conservative party. ms truss added th

i'm a woman, so brexity she makes nigel farage look like a remainer. suzanne evans cancelled by the bbc for having a personality. radio legend alex dyke and britain's bendy man , legendary britain's bendy man, legendary dancer wayne sleep . my friday dancer wayne sleep. my friday feeling monologue is coming. i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be proving why they're wrong about everything. but first the news headlines and tatiana sanchez, who's always right . right. >> mark, thank you and good evening . the top stories angela evening. the top stories angela rayner says she'll step down if it's determined that she's committed a criminal offence over her tax affairs. it's over the sale of her council house in stockport a decade ago. questions have been asked about whether she paid the right amount of tax and if it was her main home. in a statement, angela rayner said the questions raised relate to a time before she was an mp and that she's taken expert tax and legal advice. sir keir starmer

>> they can't stand it because it was nigel. >> thank goodness for people like nigel farage.ivisive get i think divisive, i get it. i think a lot of more people are waking up to he actually stands for to what he actually stands for as opposed to how he's been characterised, thank characterised, but thank goodness for like that, goodness for people like that, because not just because they're not just fighting of fighting for the free speech of their they their political persuasion. they are the free speech are fighting for the free speech of everybody, regardless of their persuasion. and their political persuasion. and it seems like the left can't see that in the press this morning. >> wish piled on to >> i wish they'd piled on to that police and tried >> i wish they'd piled on to th.arrest police and tried >> i wish they'd piled on to th.arrest him police and tried >> i wish they'd piled on to th.arrest him at olice and tried >> i wish they'd piled on to th.arrest him at gunpoint.tried >> i wish they'd piled on to th.arrest him at gunpoint. iied to arrest him at gunpoint. i m

i'm a woman, so brexity she makes nigel farage look like a remainer. suzanne evans cancelled by the bbc for having a personality. radio legend alex dyke and britain's bendy man , legendary britain's bendy man, legendary dancer wayne sleep . my friday dancer wayne sleep. my friday feeling monologue is coming. i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be proving why they're wrong about everything. but first the news headlines and tatiana sanchez, who's always right . right. >> mark, thank you and good evening . the top stories angela evening. the top stories angela rayner says she'll step down if it's determined that she's committed a criminal offence over her tax affairs. it's over the sale of her council house in stockport a decade ago. questions have been asked about whether she paid the right amount of tax and if it was her main home. in a statement, angela rayner said the questions raised relate to a time before she was an mp and that she's taken expert tax and legal advice. sir keir starmer

nigel farage is the man he once publicly called stupid . nigel farage is live on stupid.l farage is live on that shortly. but up next the that shortly. but up next is the head to head. now, rishi sunak warns allowing warns that allowing kids to change gender is, quote, not a neutral act. just days after a report found that schools are letting kids decide their gender behind parents back. so is it time now for a referendum on transgender ideology in schools? trans discrimination barrister robin moira white locks horns with gender critical trans woman miranda yardley. and that's . next. this is patrick christys . this is patrick christys. tonight we are only on gb news. coming up, nigel farage joins me live very soon for the truth about what donald trump really thinks of david cameron. but first, shall we have a referendum on whether under 18 can change gender? it's time now for the head to head . well, for the head to head. well, rishi sunak's been talking tough today. ahead of the publication tomorrow of this landmark cass report into gender services for kids, warning tha

what one of his biggest , well, farage's >> that's what one of his biggest, well, farage's biggest formerformer financial backers, arron banks , has said on a podcast banks, has said on a podcast with our political editor christopher hope. >> let's hear what he had seen one tory mp defect. i expect to see others. how many more ? i see others. how many more? i think it could be a landslide because you're not going to be able to win as a rebel tory, up north, how many mps might defect? so this is where i think you get to an interesting point of view, don't you? because as reformer the reformer approaching the conservatives in the poll for the first past the poll dictates that whoever's in second place, you know, could then potentially get a wave of support from the other party, but how the heck are you going to win as a rebel? tory? you can't. they've abandoned it. their strategy now is to try and retain 150 seats in the home counties , which is in the home counties, which is why they're trying to be a little bit liberal. you know , little bit liberal. you know, liberal democrats have seeme

can nigel farage make britain great again? relation to comedian sacha baron cohen and gary lineker. he's back in the news. find out why next. now. gb news star and the godfather of brexit, nigel farage has turned 60 this week. happy birthday to the big man. now, given his incredible lifestyle, working hard and playing with equal vigour, he's known to enjoy a refreshment or two. if he returns to politics, nigel would be westminster's answer to ronnie wood. he's a man who has achieved more than most politicians without ever having darkened the corridors of the house of commons. he spearheaded our departure from the european union by standing down candidates. in 2019, he gifted boris johnson a much squandered 80 seat majority. he's led a broadcast revolution here at gb news and he exposed the appalling crime of de—banking, leading to the departure of the natwest boss, who proved to be an utter banker and he was a natural at swallowing testicles in the jungle. that private school education wasn't wasted after all. love him or hate

it doesn't say i agree with this. >> laura: yes, mayor amirs of keira thought the ideas ofoo nigel farages are too dangerous to be heard.ou joining us ands the founder of e movement, nigel farage. i understand the high court in brussels suspended the mayor's order. but what should americanerics te away from all that has happened p heand what happened to trump,n gag order on him at all theme other developments the last few years?ant wh >> yes, look what is happening e every american university as it is happening here where ideas that arelegi reasonable, ideas e branded and some of the extreme. dangers. what happened in brusselspoli yesterday is extraordinary. you select upon the stage of the police came into the room to close the whole thing down.. and the prime minister ofar hungary spoke this morning and he saied to come of the late 1980s when the soviets were inua control of hungary, repeatedly attempted to have meetings only to find the venues closing them out. so what we are seeing is a new form of communism less you agreh with the globalist view, the political union and ever more sup

lefty who for a time was the finance minister in greece, has said i'm no political friend of nigel faragebut i would hate it if anyone like nigel was prevented from speaking merely because he may say things that may annoy among people . myself and among other people. myself and the prime minister of italy , the prime minister of italy, giorgia meloni has said what is happening in brussels leaves us in disbelief and dismay. so apart from apart from the nerdy, puritanical types that keir starmer wants to make our future, cabinet ministers across the board, across a wide political spectrum, what has happened today has met with absolute condemnation . and so it absolute condemnation. and so it should. let me tell you something . if at any point in something. if at any point in the last four years i'd ever, for one moment doubted brexit or at least doubted how it had been conducted by a conservative government what i saw today in brussels absolutely confirmed to me that leaving this monstrous union with its deep intolerance, with its refusal to accept that anybody else can have an alternative

nigel farage out at cancel farage has hit out at cancel culture brussels after police culture in brusselshut down the national conservatism conference. >> your views welcome. the prime minister suffers a tory backlash as key leadership contenders snub his smoking ban . snub his smoking ban. >> and in just a moment, we'll be revealing the latest inflation figures, with liam halligan here to break down what it could mean for you and the latest inflation number is 3.2. >> uk prices rose by 3.2% during the year to march . we've just the year to march. we've just found out. what does that mean for you? your finances and for your family ? your family? >> labour has announced new support for mental health in schools, but are they targeting private schools to do so? we'll be speaking to the shadow education minister, catherine mckinnell, very shortly . mckinnell, very shortly. >> a pub in saint albans has sparked an online row over its child free policy, which is our debate shortly. is it unfair to ban children from pubs? let us know what you think . know what you think. >> and in the sport, a ch

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farage night. farage up next night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on .g. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. well, it will be a cloudy start tomorrow , but it should brighten tomorrow, but it should brighten up later on in the day. but for the far northwest we like to see fairly persistent rain, high pressure is starting to spread its influence into southern areas of the uk , but further areas of the uk, but further north and west will see weather fronts through the next fronts push in through the next few days. and evening much few days. and this evening much of will be restricted of the rain will be restricted to the far north and west of scotland. also, parts of northwest england. cumbria will likely some heavy bursts likely see some heavy bursts of rain throughout evening. rain throughout this evening. elsewhere night, elsewhere throughout the night, it stay largely dry away it should stay largely dry away from the coast and over the hills, but it's going to be a very cloudy and mild night. temperatures double digits temperatures again dou

nigel farage de—banking scandal. latest and his thoughts on trump and rwanda.re their investigation into huw edwards with the public, it's time for tonight's head to head . with the bbc's head to head. with the bbc's star newsreader announced his resignation from the broadcast yesterday. nine months after he was suspended following allegations that he paid an unnamed person thousands of pounds for explicit pictures . pounds for explicit pictures. the parents of the person in question have now spoken to the sun this morning, saying this isn't the end for us. we've been suffering immensely for nearly a yeah suffering immensely for nearly a year. we still have so many questions and need the bbc to answer them. however, reports in today's newspapers suggest that the internal bbc investigation into huw edwards has been shared with the star himself. but the outcome is unlikely to be made public. outcome is unlikely to be made pubuc.the outcome is unlikely to be made public. the bbc also told us yesterday that they will not comment on internal processes despite the in

as my fellow gb news presenter nigel farage suggests , he could nigel farage suggests, he could be the link between a starmer trump leadership . but did you trump leadership. but did you see mr trump's latest eclipsing new campaign video, plus this year's town hall rich list has been revealed, with more than 3000 councillors earning more than £100,000 of your money all at a time of council tax hikes and record breaking debt bills . and record breaking debt bills. is it time to abolish some of these councils altogether ? state these councils altogether? state of the nation starts now. i'll be joined this evening by my most perspicacious panel, broadcast journalist giuditta da silva and associate commentator at the telegraph, mumtaz ahmed, as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. news from polly day. it's the news from polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> jacob, thank you and good evening to you will. the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that the mp, william wragg, has resi

well, but... if it was only him, nigel farage was also present there, there were many others present,he prime minister of slovakia, robert fitza, was not present there, but he also distinguished himself, from the point of view of international law, each of us recognizes the territorial integrity of another country, sovereignty, inviolability of borders, this is a good theory of international law, but i say that the russians will never surrender to ukraine. crimea, the russians will never give donbas and luhansk to ukraine. the prime minister of slovakia , robert fico, said this during a speech before by members of the european committee of the chamber of deputies of slovakia. at the same time, the head of the slovak government once again called for an end to hostilities and the need to sit down at the negotiating table and added that over time the participants in these negotiations will be able to offer to introduce some special status for those controlled by russia. of the eastern, so far under the control of the eastern ukrainian regions, and later we will hold some kind of referend

eric zemur and ex-deputy from great britain and supporter of brexit nigel farage.he conference was designed to bring together their views on what is happening in the european union, somehow to unite them. and listen, by the way, to what was said about, speaking about ukraine, the european union, russia, what a wild statement viktor orban made. let's listen to him directly. the hungarian condition, there must be something between us and russia. today, ukraine is just a western protectorate, not a sovereign state, but the most important thing for us is that there is something between us. well, it's wild, buffer, ukraine should be buffer between hungary and russia. orbán has repeatedly stated that he does not want russia to be near hungary's borders. let's create this buffer, which he called the protectorate of the west. well, it's simple, simple . agree, i can't even find the words to comment somehow on this statement, well, if it was only him, nigel farage was also present there, there were many others present, there was no present, the prime minister was present th

would nigel farage be a welcome addition to the party?oined the conservative party. and became an mp? if you join the conservative party i support him becoming an mp. why? i think he believes in conservative values and it's a shame he's not in the conservative party. ms truss added that she can't see a purpose for the united nations — saying it's had a �*positively damaging' effect on dealing with international situations. israel says iran "will be met with a response", as retribution for the islamic republic's attack over the weekend. israeli officials had said they reserved the right to respond, but today's remark — by israel's army chief, is the strongest indictation yet that they will go ahead. prime minister benjamin netanyahu's war cabinet met on monday for the second time in as many days to discuss specifics. an attack would fly in the face of warnings from many of israel's allies, including the united states, which have urged retraint. tehran, meanwhile, asked western leaders to "appreciate iran's restraint" towards israel, given

politician nigel farage.e have this on facebook from ry, who says i was stationed a neato in greece during the cold war. but the alliance has its faultso and need of reform. not really an alliance if the is doing all the defending. the europeans have to step up and do their part. one-way street.ld not be a the russians were to invade alaska, how many nato allies would cross the atlantic and lp us? again, i am not for us withdrawing, but nato needs to become a true mutual defense alliance in reality, not just on paper. by the way, gary, there was only one time article five was invoked, and that was in response to the attack of 9/11, so it was in defense of the united states for that. earl in california, good morning. caller: yes. i support nato. because the russians have been trying to build an empire since peter the great, which was a long, long time ago, and they desperately want warm water ports. they would love it if we let them keep their ships in san francisco or any warm water port but we find they are

be the cream nigel farage cannot be suppressed. see him, you suppressed.topped in his know, briefly stopped in his tracks. for who dissent tracks. for those who dissent from political standpoint from his political standpoint did that's so you want did feel, oh, that's so you want to shut down? no, i don't want to shut down? no, i don't want to shut down? no, i don't want to shut him down. but the idea that, you know, there was until i realised it was playing massively in his favour as he wandered around talking about sort despots, you sort of tinpot despots, you know, moment know, there was a brief moment of, hoisted by his of, oh, nigel's hoisted by his own, and i realised, own, but and then i realised, i mean, i waited for context. i've learned to not hit go before i got the full context. >> well done. >> well done. >> were police standing >> well done. >> you re police standing >> well done. >> you know, ce standing >> well done. >> you know, there'sding outside. you know, there's a tunisian business who owns tunisian business owner who owns that venue

would nigel farage be a welcome addition to the parliamentary conservative party?e conservative party. and became an mp? well, if hejoined the conservative party, i would support him becoming an mp, yes. why? because i think he believes in conservative values. i think it's a shame he's not in the conservative party. we are grateful for your time, liz truss. thank you. and you can watch chris's full interview with liz truss on bbc sounds and bbc iplayer. the father of the man who stabbed six people to death in a shopping centre in sydney at the weekend has apologised for his son's actions — and said his mental health problems made him a "very sick boy". police say they are investigating whetherjoel cauchi intentionally targeted women. in a separate incident, a bishop was among a number of people stabbed during a church service in sydney. none of the injuries was life—threatening and a 15—year—old boy has been arrested. here's katy watson. australia's most famous landmark, reflecting the pain of a nation. all the victims have now been named. pikria darchia, originall

this is farage with me. christopher hope on gb news.en a roller coaster week in scottish politics. tensions have been brewing since humza yousaf spectacularly torpedoed the snp's coalition with the greens. he then ruthlessly or maybe foolhardily, sacked his coalition partners, the green co—leaders for the ministerial post, saying it showed leadership. if you say so, mate. immediately. though he faced accusations he was attempting to save his own skin and jump before he was pushed, he failed to secure enough support to survive an upcoming no confidence vote in himself and his party, and humza. the brief, as he was dubbed by the scottish press , was forced to scottish press, was forced to throw in the towel at a press conference earlier today, acknowledging the events that had led up to this moment, he said they clearly underestimated the level of hurt that ending. his party's power sharing agreement with the greens had caused. well, so what happens next? well, joining us now to answer that question is gb news scotland reporter tony magui