we'll be live from buckingham palace, as king charles prepares to welcome team gb and paralympics gbnews, a third one—day series loss in a row but england's stand—in coach has asked for patience after west indies win the deciding match easily against an inexperienced side forced by a packed international schedule. the inquiry into the death of dawn sturgess has been hearing from a police officer who was poisoned by novichok. detective sergeant nick bailey was the first person to enter the house of russian spy sergei skripal. our correspondent duncan kennedy in at the inquiry and joins us now. duncan, what more can you tell us? well, nick bailey is central to this whole story. he was one of the five people who were poisoned by novichok backin people who were poisoned by novichok back in 2018. there was sergei skripal and yulia skripal in the march of 2018 and then charlie rowley and don sturgess in thejune of 2018. nick bailey was assigned to go to that park in salisbury when the were found collapsed on a bench. at first he thought they had been involved in a drug overdose incident bu

boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening. i'm here with your latest gb news.et office. it's going to stay pretty cloudy, but generally dry as we go through tonight and into tomorrow. we still have high pressure dominating our weather. it is to the east of us, but nonetheless keeping things pretty settled and any weather systems to the west of us are staying at bay. but with that high pressure, we have a lot of cloud. that cloud is going to be quite thick. could be quite low in some places. some hill fog through tonight in a few places and also some outbreaks of drizzly rain. the greatest chance of any clear skies will be across northern parts of scotland and the far north of england. the cloud will keep things pretty mild, temperatures for many staying in double figures, so a mild grey and for some damp start to the day for many tomorrow. some places will have some sunshine through the morning, particularly northern scotland. some breaks in the cloud quite likely here across more central western parts , thicker cloud and western parts, thicker cloud and a bit

the top stories from the gb newsroom. kemi badenoch says she'll tell hard truths to both the country and her party as she began her first full day as conservative leader . full day as conservative leader. she's vowed to ensure a fresh start for the party ahead of announcing her shadow cabinet. she's also said partygate was overblown and the government should not have fined people for everyday activities during lockdown. kemi badenoch won more than 53,000 votes in that contest , whilst her rival robert contest, whilst her rival robert jenrick received 41,000 votes. miss badenoch is expected to name her shadow cabinet in the coming days. ahead of their first meeting on tuesday with former contenders robert jenrick, tom tugendhat , mel jenrick, tom tugendhat, mel stride and dame priti patel reportedly open to frontbench positions . elsewhere, labour mp positions. elsewhere, labour mp dawn butler shared a social media post accusing kemi badenoch of representing white supremacy in blackface. shortly before she was elected as t

views gb news gb views the jewish jew special tonight .onight. wonderful. jonathan. we can warm ourselves up with monday's guardian, and if we get too hot, we can always cool ourselves in their tears. no, the botox has rendered their tear ducts barren. there's no crying at the guardian. trump wins arizona to clinch sweep of seven battleground states. i thought he already won . yes, but thought he already won. yes, but it takes how long? a week. how long has it been now? yeah, it's been about a week. yeah. well i mean the results have just come in for some for reasons i don't understand. maybe joe biden was doing the counting or something. the reasons i don't understand. we've just got the arizona election results in. and would you believe it donald trump has won well in arizona, in arizona. >> but overall . but the governor >> but overall. but the governor interrupted him. i did, didn't i? yeah, i've learned from you. we've got to fight for every word around you. lewis, you have something to say about the governor. is that or a senator? on

it's pointing out to gb news viewers , reminding gb news viewers, reminding everyone if they aren't orready familiar with it, that this is a man who, as i've said, is a convicted felon on multiple counts and who did try to. >> i thought he was appealing those he may well do. >> i mean, biden might even who knows, biden might even pardon him, which would be slightly faster. i think this is a guy. come on. this is a guy who has been accused by multiple women of sexual assault and who, in a civil case, was found liable for sexual assault . that is not my sexual assault. that is not my sort of bloke. and that's not mean to point that out. >> well, he's never faced criminal charges on sexual assault. and there's a reason for that because the evidence wasn't there for it. and a civil case is a much lower bar. but the american people have judged him. they know all of that. you know all of that information was in front of them. he got over 70 million votes, and the democrats got what they normally get, which is around 65 to 68 million votes. but, but but the issue here, i think, is i think the

those are the latest gb news headlines for now.reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news. >> com forward slash alerts . >> com forward slash alerts. >> com forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. essex is apparently as happy a county as somerset, a nirvana of peace, a veritable garden of eden. before the fall, the police have no murderers to catch, thieves to apprehend or muggers to stop. the chief constable ben—julian harrington, has so little real crime to deal with in his peaceful county that he claims hate speech is one of the biggest threats to his community. he sent the rozzers round to harass allison pearson instead. perhaps he ought to arrest himself for wasting police time. it is extraordinary that of all the crimes that are on the rise knife crime, robbery, theft, drugs, the police are pursuing the rather orwellian named phenomenon of non—crime. indeed, non—crime is the one type of activi

welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news . following a office for gb news.many of us compared with the last week, it stays clear overnight . that will lead to overnight. that will lead to frost and fog in places because high pressure is now firmly once again in charge of the weather, but this time with clearer spells under that high pressure and with temperatures falling overnight , we will see some and with temperatures falling overnight, we will see some mist and fog forming with northern ireland being the area most at risk of some dense fog by dawn, but also some patches for central and southern scotland, northern england and the west midlands . temperatures falling midlands. temperatures falling close to freezing in many places as well, and in some sheltered spots as low as minus one to minus three degrees first thing. so a chilly start to the day. a bright start for many, some decent sunshine out there. hazy sunshine for much of scotland with some high cloud around, but also a cold start with some dense fog through the central belt, more especially nort

boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news evening. >> thanks for joining of weather on gb news evening news evening. >> thanks for joining me for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. a lot of cloud around tomorrow. for many it will be a duller day compared to today, but again, for most places not going to be much rain around. it has been a very dry start to november thanks to high pressure . by and thanks to high pressure. by and large changes are on the way, particularly as we go towards the weekend. there is a weather front just slowly working south, but it's kind of fizzling out, bumping up against that high pressure will still bring some rain and drizzle just trickling its way south across parts of central and eastern england through the night, eventually turning things a bit damp across the south—east ahead of it. temperatures could dip to down single figures, but behind it with a lot more cloud. generally a milder night than last night could again be some mist and fog patches forming through parts of southern scotland , where we do southern scotland, wh

those are the latest gb news headlines.re in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/alerts . or go to gbnews.com/alerts. thank you very much for that and good evening, everybody. welcome to the nigel farage show. nigel farage will be joining you in just a moment and i shall keep you company. in the meantime, we've got a lot to discuss. today's net migration figures. let's start with that. i'm joined by jonathan portes, the professor of economics at king's college london. good evening to you. these figures today we now know are nearly 1 million people. the net migration figure. we also know that the ons managed to spectacularly miscalculate the figure originally. what do you think to this error of calculation .7 first 7 up.7 >> well, the biggest single cause of that was because there were a substantial number of visas issued to ukrainians that the home office issued, and those ukrainians did indeed, quite legitimately come to the coun

those are the latest gb news headlines for now, and now it's back to headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gb news .com code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners , your first look at headliners, your first look at friday's top stories with three comedians in a quick reshuffle on the top desk. here, let's have a quick look at what scott and nick will have to deal with on those front pages. the independent kick us off reeves fight back to woo the city anneliese banking regulations. the telegraph have three police forces called in to probe a single tweet, and we all know which one the daily express ridiculous £3,000 budget hike for small shops. the i have wreaths to give bankers their bonuses early as she unveils major pensions fund revamp. the metro has a £3 billion apple icloud rip off case, and the daily star keep us grounded with planet of the octopuses. i'm sure it should be octopods. there were you front pages. so we're going to kick

the met office for gb news .f us during the next 24 hours, but it will be chilly overnight and again we'll see some frost and fog form under this area of high pressure. the high this time contains clearer skies compared with last week's high pressure, which was predominantly gloomy. that means, of course, temperatures will fall away overnight quite quickly, so frost and fog pockets forming, especially across parts of wales, the midlands , northern wales, the midlands, northern england and northern ireland. at either side of that, we're going to see cloud in the south and the far northwest tending to keep things mild, and it will be a drizzly start to the day for northwest scotland , and there northwest scotland, and there will be showers around first thing for parts of kent, as well. 1 or 2 showers running along the south coast, with the cloud in the south. a milder start to the day but for wales, the midlands, northern england, parts of northern ireland, some dense pockets of fog about . dense pockets of fog abo

was gb news.erybody else, the people anchoring it appeared to have an opinion on what they wanted the outcome to be, and that's just that's a shock. >> the bbc did that's a shock. >> lower3c did 7777 that's a shock. >> lower classes. it's pure the lower classes. it's pure snobbery, and it's there for everyone to see. >> actually, in fairness to classes, actually, i think that's that's in fairness to dom joly, he actually says that he's the one who puts his hands in the one who puts his hands in the air and says, i have no explanation for how what on earth happened? >> got out more. >> got out more. >> he might. yeah, he might, but the at least he had the decency to admit that he had no explanation whatsoever. >> that people like the, you know, the news agents or lewis goodall's of this world, the only way they would have ever turned up to somewhere in the nonh turned up to somewhere in the north east, like we were the other week or whatever, would have been to go and do a vox pop, and they clip up

mail gb news.ell, i'm joined now by lee cohen, former adviser on great britain to the us house of representatives, foreign affairs committee, and raj goyal, kamala harris's personal friend and former kansas state representative . well, thank you representative. well, thank you both very much for joining me. both very much forjoining me. i don't know, lee, if i could come to you first, why did the opinion pollsters get this so wrong? why did they seem so out of touch with the end result? >> well, thank you for having me on, jacob. it's a pleasure. and let me just say that , you know, let me just say that, you know, the opinion polls during the past several elections have been far afield of the results . and i far afield of the results. and i think that there was there's a term called herding where they all sort of trend towards the middle so that there isn't a deep outlier, but one thing is for certain, trump's victory was both a personal triumph owing to his unique abilities to capture the spirit o

boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hi there!e met office for gb news. following a brighter start to the week for many of us compared with the last week, it stays clear overnight that will lead to frost and fog in places because high pressure is now firmly once again in charge of the weather, but this time with clearer spells under that high pressure and with temperatures falling overnight , we will see some and with temperatures falling overnight, we will see some mist and fog forming with northern ireland being the area most at risk of some dense fog by dawn, but also some patches for central and southern scotland, northern england and the west midlands. temperatures falling close to freezing in many places as well, and in some sheltered spots as low as minus 1 to —3 degrees first thing. so a chilly start to the day. a bright start for many, some decent sunshine out there. hazy sunshine for much of scotland with some high cloud around, but also a cold start with some dense fog through the central belt, more especially northern

those are the latest gb news headlines.now it's time for headliners . for headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners. it's your first look at tomorrow's top news stories i'm andrew doyle. obviously we've got the other ogs in the house josh howie and leo kearse. yeah i can't pull off that kind of language can i? anyway, let's see what's going on with the front pages. we're going to start with the times. labour vowed to improve universities as fees rise. the guardian is leading with the big story harris or trump? us faces its moment of reckoning. the telegraph. farage tells trump do not fight poll result. good luck with that. the ai has got america decides as the world holds its breath. very dramatic. the metro starmer's 180 degree uni u—turn. we're going to be getting to that. daily star running with a similar story, but they've dressed keir star

those are your latest gb news headlines.m joe caspen >> more than an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts . or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you joe. there's something oddly sexual about that smooth mars bar. i don't know why. anyway, welcome to the saturday night showdown. immigration to the uk has reached ludicrous proportions. 1.2 million people arrived in the uk in the last year, and 400,000 people left because they couldn't find anywhere to park. a mate pointed out to me, the people leaving tend to be rich, and the people coming in tend to be poor. the british dream is now to get rich enough to be able to move to a country that isn't committing suicide. according to the private wealth migration report, 9500 millionaires will leave britain this year. that's second only to china, where millionaires sometimes go to jail for saying things the government doesn't like . but as we've seen like. but as we've seen recently, briti

the main headlines from the gb news centre . democratic presidential centre. democratic presidential candidate kamala harris has formally conceded defeat . vice formally conceded defeat. vice president harris spoke to hundreds of supporters in washington. she told them she would do everything possible to help the new president elect with a peaceful transition to the new administration . the new administration. >> the outcome of this election is not what we wanted, not what we fought for, not what we voted for. but hear me when i say, hear me when i say the light of america's promise will always burn bright . burn bright. >> well. sir keir starmer has telephoned donald trump to offer what downing street describe as hearty congratulations for his win. sir keir said he looked forward to working closely with the president elect across all areas of the special relationship. the prime minister also reflected on the crisis in the middle east, and underscored the middle east, and underscored the need for regional stability . the need for regional stability. earlier, s

tea m team gb came sixth in the medal table at the paris olympics, our reporter emily brown has beenn. we are here at the _ roundhouse in camden. we are here at the roundhouse - roundhouse in camden. we are here at the roundhouse in i here at the roundhouse in london where more than 100 athletes from team gb have arrived to enjoy a celebration of all their achievements 1547 00:22:03,011 --> 00:22:

boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello.pdate coming to you from the met office as we go through the rest of today and well, the rest of this week . well, the rest of this week. really, it is going to stay pretty cloudy for many of us. and with that, there will be some drizzly rain around a generally dry picture though, because we are still under the influence of high pressure that high well to the east of us, but nonetheless, it's trapping this cloud that we've had for many days already and keeping things pretty grey through. today. there will be a bit of rain around , nothing especially around, nothing especially heavy. some outbreaks of drizzly rain here and there, but also some glimmers of brightness , some glimmers of brightness, especially towards the north of the uk. now temperatures will be around average, perhaps even a little bit above for some of us, especially where we do get any brightness highs of around 17 celsius as we go through this evening, and there will still be some clear breaks in a few places, perhaps

after beating the defending champions canada in the quarter—finals, former gb player melanie south isal for the first time since 1981. they've got very good chance. they've been really positive throughout the whole competition. they've been really enjoying their time. great team spirit, great energy, very relaxed off the court and the draw�*s opened up. it's always difficult against any team. you have to go one match at a time out here. but for slovakia, they've been the underdogs, they came through against the united states in that first match, so they've got a lot of positive energy themselves. but it's definitely the semi—final that the brits would have wanted. i think they're definitely favourites going in, with the calibre that we've got. emma raducanu, a grand slam champion, going in as second player at the moment, because she hasn't had a full season. and katie boulter top 25 in the world, so they have to be favourites on their rankings, notjust their rankings alone, but the whole team. i think anne keothavong has been very vocal that they're in this to win the whole competitio

speaking to gb news, where he works as a presenter, he had this offerfor the prime minister. to roll out the red carpet. there is a fantastic opportunity ahead of us. and all i can say as somebody who is a personalfriend of his, has backed him all the way through his career — you know, if i can help broker a little bit of peace between the two, i'd be very happy to help. well, welcome. the next time the prime minister is here in the oval office of the white house, it'll be donald trump extending his hand. brash controversy and wild unpredictability — the new normal again. interesting times in the houses of parliament there with the prime minister and the new leader of the opposition. let's go to live shots of the white house and show you that's because there's been a lots of information coming in and we heard as i mentioned earlier in the last 30 minutes that vice president harris has conceded the election in a call with president—elect trump. vice president—elect trump. vice president kamala harris called donald trump to congratulate him on winning the election, and we are h

— we'l have reaction to alistair brownlees retirement from triathlon at the age of 36, one of team gb'st olympians. good eveing and welcome to the bbc news at six. a british tourist has become the fifth person to die from suspected methanol poisoning in laos, in southeast asia. simone white, who was 28 and from kent, was among a number of people taken to hospital afterfalling ill in the popular backpacking town of vang vieng. the family of a 19—year—old australian confirmed earlier today that she has died too. 10 others remain in hospital. simonjones reports. a magnet for young tourists, many of them british, backpacking across southeast asia, enjoying the scenery... and the nightlife. the freedom of being away from home, often for the first time. but for simone white, a lawyerfrom orpington, it cost her her life. it's thought she had unknowingly consumed a drink laced with methanol — a deadly substance often found in bootleg alcohol. other british tourists have been rushed to hospital in neighbouring bangkok. another to die is australian bianca jones. she was 19. her friend holly bowle

installs nvidia's chip known as dell announced today in the tweet, quote, first in the world nvidia gb 200-nvl server racks are now shipping. the server racks that we're told weren't shipping. quote, we are thrilled to deliver our liquid cooled power edge xe 9712 to core week. the a.i. rocket just got a massive boost, end quote. it's a now cloud computing provider that's been a voracious user of nvidia chips. the information that was issued is called into question. oh, boy, was the damage ever done. then the question becomes who's telling the true? the information that says there are real issues or michael dell telling you there is no delay. here it is. i've known michael dell for years. he has not impressed me anything as other than a scrupulous business person since dell came public in 1988. the information? funny when i called nvidia about the information story of blackwell, the company entered quiet period so they weren't allowed to talk to me. seeing a pattern here? quiet period, quiet period. i can only sit on my hands and let the negative story wash over me. funny, when that sto

world champion on the road and track she won silver at the london 2012 olympics in the road race, team gbd also contract flexibilty for those who want to start families, she has two children herself. i'v e i've turned professional 18 seasons ago and earning 200 euros a month, there's now a minimum wage, there is so many different things in our contracts in our world tour in terms of a certain amount of tv coverage, media coverage i'm really pleased that i've been a part of that and doing things like having children in the middle of my career at the height of my career i think contribute to the fact that women are taken seriously in the sport. has are taken seriously in the sport. as promised, more football for you. there's a full round of fixtures in the women's super league coming up, including a north london derby tomorrow at the tottenham hotspur stadium and the merseyside derby at goodison park on sunday, today's football news show has taken a close look at all the weekend's wsl games and ben croucher wasjoined byjoe currie. we are being truly spoiled and the women super leak this wee

. >> i think -- >> is this ending gb to different because of the power of a new administration, the lowering of regulation, the lower and upping of tax cuts and all more important than whatever higher tariffs do and by the way, if you look at performance of stocks with higher tariffs it's not like the stock market did terribly the first time that donald trump was president. why should it do terribly the sed time? >> trump 2.0 is different in terms of the environment than trump 1.0. interest rates and inflation were not at these levels the first time around. that does give a different ending. i don't think we're going to have the same ending of march 2000 where we have the dotcom bubble. tech stocks are fundamentally strong this time around. the ending, challenging to say. it's really going to depend on the candidate's [ inaudible ] continue to perform strongly without overeating and manage inflation. we'll see pce data next week and inflation down to the target without it reaccelerating like it did this year. >> are you dialing back your own expectations of rate cuts? i feel like not? it see

speaking to gb news, where he works as a presenter, he had this offerfor the prime minister. broker a little bit of peace between the two, i'd be very happy to help. the next time the prime minister is here in the oval office of the white house, it'll be donald trump extending his hand. brash controversy and wild unpredictability — the new normal again. talking to mp5 today, some are pleased with the election of donald trump. most, though, are rather fruity in their descriptions of the president elect, ranging from mild concern to frankly outright horror. others reflect on what his victory says about the failure of conventional politicians to talk to and understand millions and millions of people who were drawn to mr trump. what we can expect, and westminster is preparing for, is plenty of noise and turbulence. that is kind of the donald trump way, isn't it question mark but then crucially there is policy, the question of ukraine thatjeremy was talking about, climate change. and then there is trade. what about this suggestion from donald trump of the imposition of massive tar

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left side pulls up to the north tower of the gb and drains the long three.ut then it all goes south. the nets put up 41 points in the fourth quarter and walk away with the road win. warriors lose 128 120. the san francisco dons out there on the road in action tonight, taking on the clemson tigers in the daytona beach sunshine slam late in the first half. malik thomas there burying the jumper. the dons up seven at half against a very tough tigers team. in the second half though clemson comes alive. it's ian shefflin finishing the lay up. later victor larkin would find shefflin inside. her. and the jumper. oh yeah. clemson ends up beating the us. usf dons later tonight. and the dons will play once again tomorrow for that third place. now to some monday night football in the battle of the brothers going head to head, jim and john harbaugh facing each other as head coaches. last time they did this, the ravens beat the niners in the super bowl back in 2013. tonight. chargers strike first opening drive justin herbert in the shotgun looking looking. forget about it

now it's latest gb news headlines. now wsfime latest gb news headlines.ow it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at saturday's top stories with three comedians. i'm stephen allen and with me tonight we've got leo kearse and nick dixon. first things first though. let's get this sorted hot off the press. let's crank through the front pages . we start with the front pages. we start with the telegraph which goes with musk . telegraph which goes with musk. pm is wrong on farm tax rates. more on that soon. and the i newspaper tories inch ahead in poll after labour hit by budget backlash. the mail goes with charles cuts off andrew's financial lifeline, the express winter fuel pensioners now facing drastic cutbacks. just like being one a prince, isn't .those . those are your here on gb news. those are your latest gb news headlines. now it's latest gb news headlines.

welcome to gb news. it'sjust >> good afternoon. welcome to gb news. just gone seven minutes after 3:00. this is britain's news channel. i'm nana akua coming up the home secretary is expected to strike up an italy style migrant deal with kurdistan. and vietnam, which will see the nations do more to prevent illegal migration at source. then for the great british debate, sir, i'm asking, do you support farmers going on strike as pressure mounts on the government to reconsider its plan to change inheritance tax relief for farms, thousands of farmers are descending on london this week to protest the changes. but will it convince the prime minister to do a u—turn ? and we have the have the u—turn? and we have the have the police got their priorities wrong when it comes to tackling crime ? kemi badenoch has called crime? kemi badenoch has called for a review to hate crime laws to protect free speech after police launched an investigation into journalist allison pearson over a tweet. and more people are coming out saying that they've also been approached by p

earlier , gb news spoke to work. earlier, gb news spoke to 999 work.r, gb news spoke to egg farmer rebecca tonks . egg farmer rebecca tonks. >> need to support our our farming, our food security is incredibly important and the sustainability of that is at risk right now. and i can't i can't labour them that enough to europe now, where germany's chancellor has challenged vladimir putin over what sources describe as a grave escalation in the war in ukraine, olaf scholz spoke to the russian president for more than an hour , president for more than an hour, ending the western isolation of the country in place since 2022. >> the chancellor condemned russia's invasion of its neighbour while criticising the deployment of north korean troops to the conflict, promising to continue supporting ukraine until it can achieve a just and lasting peace. meanwhile, vladimir volodymyr zelenskyy has said that ukraine must do everything to ensure the war ends next year through diplomacy, adding that the war will end sooner with donald trump as president. will end sooner wi

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for now, those are the latest gb news headlines.per more from me in the next half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> thank you sophie. now we've got a dramatic development in the war in ukraine because it's been reported that british made storm shadow missiles have been launched into russia for the first time. fragments of one of the missiles were found in a village in the kursk region earlier today. and for the latest on this, i'm now joined by our home and security editor, mark white. mark, a significant development. what's the latest? >> well , yes, development. what's the latest? >> well, yes, there's no doubt it hasn't been officially confirmed yet by the uk government or the uk military. but there are these reports that fragments from a storm shadow missile were found at the village of marino, which is in russia's kursk region. now, the importance of the kursk region is that thi

farage gb give me your thoughts. farage gb news.om i'm joined by mark francois, conservative shadow minister for defence. mark, it's a nuanced argument, but clearly in the case of 2013, had cameron and hague used royal prerogative gone ahead and arm the rebels, that would have been a catastrophic error . catastrophic error. >> nigel, i understand your point, but the two situations are completely different. >> sure . >> sure. >> sure. >> ukraine, which was a sovereign nation, has been invaded by russia and we are aiding the ukrainians to defend themselves. >> we are not at war with russia, but we have, like many western nafions but we have, like many western nations , provided support to nations, provided support to ukraine, including financial support, political support and, yes, military support. but the two are completely different. >> i mean, forgive me, but as you've raised the syria example, i can't help but remind myself that lord alli in the lords at the time was talking up the fact that he'd had meetings with president assad

here on gb news . those can watch all of that unfold here on gb news. those are can watch all of that unfold here on gb news . those are the here on gb news. those are the latest gb news headlines. let's go back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. >> sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> welcome along! if farmers were as heartless as junior doctors, they'd go on strike and use their leverage to starve starmer into submission. here were the scenes from continental europe, when farmers felt pushed to the brink . to the brink. there we go. just spraying manure all over government buildings. would anyone really blame farmers if they do actually spray a load of manure? all over the treasury? i mean, here's rachel reeves trying to justify the farm grab. >> april 2026. the first £1 million of combined business and agricultural assets will continue to attract no inheritance tax at all. but for assets over £1 million

welcome to gb tonight with me martin daubney. now amidst soaring illegal migration numbers, the prime minister today has pledged a further £75 million towards his border command, which is less money than what the government spends on asylum hotels over a two week period . hotels over a two week period. now brace yourselves, an astonishing exclusive. we'll be going live with nigel farage in pennsylvania as he follows donald trump on the final day of campaigning for the us election, and has robert jenrick been put on the naughty step because kemi badenoch just made her leadership opponent the shadow justice secretary. keep your friends close and your enemies closer . as. well, to show closer. as. well, to show an absolute delight to have your company. i've just been told that nigel farage might be meeting with a certain presidential hopeful. we're going to speak to him later in the show for a crucial insight. on the eve of the greatest election on the planet. that's all coming up. and don't forget, you can get in touch with your th

. >> boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> a very, very good evening and welcome to farage with me martin daubney. tonight on the show, sir keir starmer has opened the door to paying other countries to take illegal migrants. sound familiar? also, we will not live in a two tier country. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> nigel farage launches a private prosecution over the manchester airport brawl. we'll get more on that later in the show. and the prime minister looks set to cosy up to china. is that wise, given our recent dodgy relationship with beijing? all of that in the next hour and plenty other stuff on top. but first, here's your latest news headunes first, here's your latest news headlines with sophie reaper . headlines with sophie reaper. >> thank you martin. the time is just after 7:00 and these are your latest gb news headlines with world leaders attending the 620 with world leaders attending the g20 summit in brazil. the pm has said ukraine is top of his agenda. this comes after president joe biden has given the green light to kyiv to use

this is the weekend on gb news now , the the weekend on gb news now, the government could copy italy's model to crack down on illegal migrants by paying other countries to stop making people the journey to the uk. it comes amid reports donald trump's team are looking at plans to deport illegal migrants to rwanda. remember that, similar to the scheme that was scrapped by laboun scheme that was scrapped by labour. and pressure mounts on the government to reconsider its plan to change inheritance tax relief on farms. plan to change inheritance tax relief on farms . thousands of relief on farms. thousands of farmers are descending on london this week to protest the changes. but will it convince the prime minister to do one of his famous flip flops .7 and is his famous flip flops.7 and is donald trump for good world peace? volodymyr zelenskyy zelenskyy seems to think so. saying trump's victory will mean the war in ukraine will end sooner than expected, and a protest is taking place at wembley , calling on the fa to wembley, calling on the fa to stop biological men from playing in women's fo

like they or gb news fans, looks like they love gb news instead. course they do . elsewhere tonight . how they do. elsewhere tonight. how to blow up your brand courtesy of jaguar. aren't they meant to be flogging cars.7 tonight's panel are ready to go too. i'm joined by director of popular conservatives mark littlewood , conservatives mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party candidate susie stripe. plus a very special guest political comedian and podcaster eric mcelroy . eric mcelroy. very good evening to you . thank very good evening to you. thank you for your company explosive insights into donald trump's looming presidency coming up, including a fierce warning to our trump hating politicians here in the uk. a very big two hours coming up. but first, your news headlines with sophie reapen >> thank you ben. the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines today. there have been unconfirmed reports that ukraine has fired long—range british storm shadow missiles into russian territory for the

either announced today at 11:00 here on gb news. either kemi announced today at 11:00 here on gb news . either kemi badenoch announced today at 11:00 here on gb news. either kemi badenoch or robert jenrick will succeed rishi sunak as the leader of the opposition. both candidates say they would serve in each other's shadow cabinets if they lost the contest. this comes as the conservatives have regained a poll lead over for labour the first time in three years. six teenagers have been arrested after a 13 year old girl was found with multiple stab wounds at the side of a major road in east yorkshire. police say she was found on the a63 in hessle, with life threatening injuries, including lacerations to her neck, abdomen and chest. four boys and two girls , aged between boys and two girls, aged between 14 and 17, were arrested in a nearby wooded area and are being questioned on suspicion of attempted murder. police believe the attackers knew the victim and the girl remains in hospital in critical condition . ukrainian in critical condit

those are the latest gb news headlines.'s back to martin for the very latest gb news to direct your smartphone. >> sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news. com forward slash alerts . news. com forward slash alerts. >> thank you sophia. what a day of politics we have ahead of us. immigration, nation plus the rise of reform. and very shortly we're expecting to hear from the prime minister, sir keir starmer, following the publication of uk immigration statistics. and ahead of this, i can now speak in our studio with gb news political correspondent katherine forster. i'm also joined by the research director at the centre for migration control, robert bates. welcome to the studio, both of you. an incredible day. i mean, yesterday , kemi badenoch and yesterday, kemi badenoch and chris philp gave a rather hurried press conference. what's going on here? we thought. now katherine forster, i think all becomes clear or rather, all becomes clear or rather, all becomes clear or rather, all becomes clear as mud be

these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. four people have now died as a result of the weather brought to the uk by storm bert. it comes as the storm has brought more than 80% of november's average monthly rainfall in less than 48 hours, with more than 100 flood alerts in place across the uk. a major incident has been declared in south wales. speaking this afternoon at a press conference, authorities in the area say between 200 and 300 properties were affected by today's flooding and a bridge which was replaced after storm dennis has been completely washed away. large parts of the midlands are under floodwater. two after the kyre brook in tenbury wells rose and caused a wall to collapse, flooding the worcestershire town. rail passengers are being encouraged to check before they travel, and yellow warnings for wind and rain are in place for western parts of scotland and wales. south east england and northern ireland. work and pensions secretary liz kendall says nato countries are involved in a hidden cyber war with russia. tha