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on . gb news. good weather on. gb news. good afternoon . afternoon. >> soon you're with dawn neesom on gb news on your tv and on digital radioont page warnings today of energy pnces page warnings today of energy prices set to soar again this winter, and the net zero push in full swing can we really afford to be so sustainable all? we'll be debating that next with ben habib and peter edwards . and habib and peter edwards. and that's all coming up right now welcome back. i'm dawn neesom filling in for nana akua on gb news on tv and on digital radio. now, according to reports , it's now, according to reports, it's plans to move 2000 migrants into riff scampton in lincolnshire have been delayed until october. this comes after the government acknowledged that it has brought enough marquees to house 2000 migrants on disused military bases. migrants on disused military bases . but refugee charities bases. but refugee charities have called the plan cruel, and labour's shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, says it shows the home office is what's her word, flailing around. i think she actually might have a point on that one. it's a to

this is gb live on tv, gb news. we're live on tv, onune gb news. l radio. online and on digital radio. now, earlier we were discussing ben wallace and this is what you've saying. says, you've been saying. ian says, hi nana. ben wallace has nana. i believe ben wallace has been government's plans, been the government's plans, seeing government's seeing the government's plans for destroying our military capability. yeah, i think that could be to be honest. could be really, to be honest. that's isn't it? that's probably it isn't it? they're cutting that's probably it isn't it? the down cutting that's probably it isn't it? the down and cutting that's probably it isn't it? thedown and everything,ting that's probably it isn't it? thedown and everything, linden all down and everything, linden says. ben wallace leaving defence tragic news. the defence is tragic news. he's the only government at only decent one in government at this time. david says this moment in time. david says ben wallace a great loss, ben wallace is a great loss, difficult replace. so mu

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this is gb news on tv , 4:00. this is gb news on tv, onune 4:00. ine and on digital radio. i'm with you till six and we've got to talk about this because i read about this and i was absolutely horrified. but it wasn't a surprise. i'll be honest. i bet you're not surprised by this. an undercover investigation by the daily mail has exposed rogue at uk has exposed rogue staff at uk law firms charging thousands to help illegal immigrants fake their asylum claims. help illegal immigrants fake their asylum claims . who knew ? a their asylum claims. who knew? a reporter from the paper posted as posed as an economic migrant hoping to get refugee status . hoping to get refugee status. and one solicitor was filmed asking for £10,000 to invent a horrific backstory to use in the asylum application. >> i can say that the indian government accused you of khalistani you are taken to custody, arrested . and you were custody, arrested. and you were ill treated. >> torture , sexually tortured , >> torture, sexually tortured, and that's why you couldn't marry . marry.

news on tv , right. this is gb news on tv, onune right. with the great british debate asking is debate this hour. i'm asking is it time to privatise the nhs to prevent future strikes? the prevent future strikes? ulez the thoughts broadcaster thoughts of my panel broadcaster and cundy , also and columnist lizzie cundy, also political and columnist lizzie cundy, also politicaibut first, let's get dowler. but first, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. thanks nana. >> 5:32. i'm ray addison . and >> 5:32. i'm ray addison. and our top story this hour, councils in england and wales have joined doctors in calling for a ban on disposable vapes. the local government association wants a uk ban to be imposed next year over damage caused to the environment and the danger to young people. it says the 1.3 million vapes discarded every week are a litter, blight and a fire hazard. earlier on this month, the british medical association voted to review the potential dangers of vaping, describing it as a growing epidemic . the br

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gb news, britain's news forces? join me mark white on. gb news. welcome back. >> this is gb news on tvs is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua now i'm with you till six, but there's growing uncertainty over when the first asylum seekers are to be moved into the barge. of course, the bibby stockholm , which has been stockholm, which has been specially fitted out to accommodate up to 500 people. now the bibby stockholm was expected to receive the first influx this week after being towed from falmouth to portland last week, and the use of the vessel has been strongly opposed by residents . but the home by local residents. but the home office says it plans to office says that it plans to move of migrants in move a number of migrants in over the next few months . so over the next few months. so let's have a chat with one of those who's opposing the barge being placed portland. port being placed in portland. port portia is from no to the portia is from the no to the barge campaign . portia what portia is from the no to the bargeeveryone n . portia what portia is from th

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watching and listening news with listening to gb news sunday with me, emily on gb news, channel welcome back to gb news sunday with me, emily carver on your tvince harry's battle with the press continues, it seems all is not well. in his montecito paradise, rumours have been swirling, of course, that his marriage may on the his marriage may be on the rocks. it seems the pair rocks. now it seems the pair could looking downsize could be looking to downsize from mansion after their from their mansion after their lucrative a lucrative spotify deal came to a rather abrupt end. and to make matters even worse, harry and meghan's relationship power meghan's relationship with power couple and becks appears to couple posh and becks appears to be after harry reportedly be over after harry reportedly accused the couple of leaking royal stories to the press. so to make sense of this all, let's speak commentator speak to royal commentator michael cole. michael, thank you very much for joining michael cole. michael, thank you very much forjoining me. so what do you make of these headlines? start with the headlines? let's start with the downsizing. do you t

tv radio and online gb news. britain's news . tv radio and online gb news. britain's news. channel >> welcome back to gb news sunday with me dawn neesom onhope you had a chance to maybe pour yourself a stiff dnnk maybe pour yourself a stiff drink during that break because the government plans to boost pubuc the government plans to boost public funding monarchy public funding of the monarchy by 45% from 2025 in a cost of living crisis , the details of living crisis, the details of the increase were revealed in a review of royal funding published by the treasury on thursday . it states that the thursday. it states that the royal family's grant is due to increase from . 86 million to increase from. 86 million to £125 million, a big figures indeed, i think you'll agree . indeed, i think you'll agree. meanwhile, we're heating and eating , struggling. in any case. eating, struggling. in any case. joining me now is royal commentator michael cole to explain what exactly is going on here. good afternoon , michael. here. good afternoon, michael. thank you so much for joining here. good afternoon, michael. thank you so much forjoining us this after

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on the malvinas. slip up all of that after these messages tv, radio and online gb news britain's news . lcome back to gb news saturday with me, martin daubney on your tv online and your digital radio. well, rishi sunak has criticised the eu for a regrettable choice of words over the falkland islands. earlier this week, the eu made a declaration, along with argentina and other latin american countries in which they called the falkland islands the islas malvinas. called the falkland islands the islas malvinas . this name change islas malvinas. this name change is the big deal because it supports argentina's claims to the island, which the uk and argentina fought over in 1982. the eu has since clarified its position, stating that member states had not changed their views concerning the falkland islands . well, joining me now is islands. well, joining me now is chairman of the falkland islands chamber of commerce, the honourable roger spink, joining us from stanley in the falklands. good afternoon to you, roger. thank you so much for joining us on gb news. what forjoining us on gb news. what

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rising , boxt solar temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on gb news >> good afternoon. this is gb news on tvnother one bites the dust. yes another one bites the dust. yes another one. yes, another one. peter flavell , he was the ceo of peter flavell, he was the ceo of coots. he's gone. but is that enough? do we need more of them to go? because, after all, they did all sit together in this board meeting and think that what dame alison rose had said and was okay, be and done was okay, we'll be discussing how about discussing that then. how about this gas record profits? this british gas record profits? so were all suffering, so whilst we were all suffering, paying so whilst we were all suffering, paying this extortion amount for gas and electricity, these companies are making a fortune. we need to talk about it. ofgem, are they any good? i don't think so. and then how about this? the fa's in europe , they are still fa's in europe, they are still raging. it's on fire, spreading to other parts nearby . we'll be to other parts nearby. we'll be discussing that. is it is it climate change or is it

on all of those stories by visiting our website. that is gbnews.com com . listening to gb news radio show i >> welcome back to gb news sunday with me, emily carver on your tvre discussing labour's rac plans, plans for rac lessons throughout the career column. now, i must say that i'm not against children learning how to speak properly , being able to speak properly, being able to express arguments coherently and being able to do so. but i will just say that this is not a new idea and actually it's being pioneered by a former blair adviser, i believe, who is now working for keir starmer. and it was actually us hyman i think it is paul hyman. he was it was tried and tried out in a school and apparently it went from outstanding to requires improvement because essentially they were focusing too much on they were focusing too much on the speaker thing and not enough on actual content and knowledge , which is possibly more important. as i said , if you're important. as i said, if you're going to express yourself , you going to express yourself, you need to have something to back it up. you need to have some knowledge. and apparently there were worryingly big gap

for 334 with gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radioay gb news. back now to dan . play gb news. back now to dan. tomorrow's news tonight. >> now in our mediabuzz first front pages are in oil be back the metro leads with sunak announced payment over the environment which we're coming to very shortly. i like this one ihave to very shortly. i like this one i have to say i'm keeping hold of my chopper . that i have to say i'm keeping hold of my chopper. that is i have to say i'm keeping hold of my chopper . that is the i have to say i'm keeping hold of my chopper. that is the daily star's headline as it quips the pm is too special to get the train like the rest of us again in. i'm going to be talking in just a moment about how sunak fought back. i think in a really brilliant way , actually today brilliant way, actually today against the bbc, which of course wants him to spend nine hours on a train in my superstar panel. back with me now, top daily express columnist carole malone, the environmentalist. i'm sure he's on a lot of trains. stan

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on tv her early career. we're on tv onune her early career. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on. tune in to this is gb news.now to go back to . now to go back to. neil we're a long way through the looking glass now . looking glass now. >> well, inside the alternative reality , where up is down and reality, where up is down and wrong is right where anything goes for a self—selecting in—crowd. and if you're not in that in—crowd, then your sense of right and wrong makes you a reactionary fascist conspiracy theorist fit only for ridicule and cancellation . i know. i'm and cancellation. i know. i'm saying some of the same things over and over, but it's only because those things are true and worth remembering and keeping and i won't stop repeating them because if we stop telling the truth and the game's the end, the game's over, in the end, the truth is all we have, but also all we need. and it's important to know we're being and to know we're being actively and blatantly to by the blatantly lied to by the authorities. if you don't know as much already know now that the authorities lie about anything and everythi

on tv online on dab+ ease. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news.ow let's get back to the . the. saturday five us . us. >> it is saturday night. you're with the saturday five. i'm emily carver, and i can promise that you are in for a very lively hour. so let's crack on straight away with tonight's first now then, darren first debate. now then, darren is going to tell us why those supposedly nonpartisan members of the house of lords seeking to block the rwanda plan should take legal migrants their take legal migrants into their own homes . take it away, darren. own homes. take it away, darren. >> absolutely right. i mean, is bolton in britain even worth it today .7 the public support the today? the public support the rwanda plan, yet the house of lords , all unelected 800 nod of lords, all unelected 800 nod of them have shut it down 20 times. democracy overridden by cronies . these so—called noble lords act as anti—democrat parasites draining our democratic system. they claim to be cross—party across party check against the kind of inhumanity that we

we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune into this is gb news. >> time now for nigel.farage good evening. >> i'm back. my break from gb news was rather shorter than it had originally been planned to be. i say break. i mean, i went to normandy. it was lovely, but my phone was ringing off the hook every five minutes because what i had to say about my situation with the british banking industry has led to thousands of people coming forwards who have been treated appallingly. and tonight i'm asking you , are you happy with asking you, are you happy with your bank? get in touch with us, please . gbnews.com so what please. gbnews.com so what really makes me angry is when the banks got it wrong , the banks got it wrong, completely wrong and threatened to bring down the economy. we bailed them out. sorry. you bailed them out. sorry. you bailed them out. our taxes went up as a direct result of it. and yet they're free to treat us with absolute contempt. i hadn't when i went away. name the bank in question, but coots themselves briefed the bbc. they told them that apparently i d

patrick christys on gb news, britain's tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news . el >> well, in just a few minutes time, i will ask a conservative mp for his view on the government's decision to relax those visa rules for construction workers. and fascinating stuff coming the fascinating stuff coming in the inbox. that about inbox. i'll go to that about whether or not brits are lazy and some people getting in touch to give their personal insight, saying their own son or saying that their own son or daughter get daughter is trying to get an apprenticeship. so apprenticeship. et cetera. so that fascinating. talk that is fascinating. i'll talk about i'll also about that shortly. i'll also ask bbc licence fee ask whether the bbc licence fee could be ditched and replaced with a netflix style subscription advertising subscription or even advertising that's light of the ongoing that's in light of the ongoing fallout from the huw edwards saga. but also the bbc grilling that appears to be taking place at the but it this is a at the moment. but it this is a story that's got

you're with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by asking play gb news you with gb news. britain's news . gb news. britain's news. channel >> hello and welcome to headliners and if you've got a smart speaker, it should know to listen to gb news without being told. we will now present the next day's newspaper with three comedians. i'm simon evans joining me tonight. two of my colleagues, eligible bachelor nick dixon and a man who's been off the market so long you can't even check value zoopla. even check his value on zoopla. that's howie . and yet you that's josh howie. and yet you both remarkable . well, with both look remarkable. well, with your chosen trajectories through life. >> thank you so, so much . >> thank you so, so much. >> thank you so, so much. >> i've been off with the china virus. >> the china virus. but he's back. i'm back. yeah. feeling a bit weird? it's kind of weird. is it? you. when you're off is it? when you. when you're off for a bit. >> think you've overestimated >> i think you've overestimated the had you. the impact

on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. on mark dolan tonight. my first reaction to yesterday's by—election results. no clear winner. it's all to play for in a year's time. reaction from tvp, neil hamilton . it the leader of ukip, neil hamilton. it might take a ten. the cancellation of nigel farage's bank account is a war on free speech. a war on british values, and a war on the people. plus, my top pundits and tomorrow's papers. we're live from . gb news. >> good evening. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. despite a double by—election loss for the conservatives, the prime minister says a victory in uxbndge minister says a victory in uxbridge and south ruislip shows the next general election is not a done deal. labour won selby and ainsty whilst the liberal democrats took somerton and frome, both overturning majorities of around 20,006. keir starmer says voters want change whilst the leader of the liberal democrats , sir ed davey, liberal democrats, sir ed davey, says the support for his party has strengthened and around 3000 asylum seekers will be housed in non—hotel sites by the autumn. this includes bibby stockholm home barge in dorset and former military sites in ess

on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. on mark dolan tonight. my first reaction to yesterday's by—election results. no clear winner. it's all to play for in a year's time. reaction from tvr of ukip, neil hamilton . it the leader of ukip, neil hamilton. it might take a ten. the cancellation of nigel farage's bank account is a war on free speech. a war on british values, and a war on the people. plus, my top pundits and tomorrow's papers. we're live from . >> congratulate to nigel farage as voted by you as the nation's best news presenter at the prestigious tric awards . as.

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this weekend that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers >> proud sponsors of weather on tv, radio and online gb news gb news. britain's news. channel >> welcome back to gb news two. britain's newsroom. we've been getting in touch on inflation. bernard has said this man knows exactly. this is roger gold. we're just talking to nato exactly people we exactly the type of people we have in charge of our lives. scammers and traitors. have in charge of our lives. scayeah. s and traitors. have in charge of our lives. scayeah. andi traitors. have in charge of our lives. scayeah. and johntors. have in charge of our lives. scayeah. and john from dunkirk >> yeah. and john from dunkirk says, i'm convinced inflation interest being kept interest rates are being kept high, consistently high, depression consistently being yet. being predicted not happen yet. so blame brexit and lay so they can blame brexit and lay foundations return to the foundations for a return to the eu. oh, please don't say that. i couldn't bear another referendum. it won't referendum. i think is it won't just that. just be that. >> it also be

that's the news you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app . this is gbtain's news . news britain's news. channel >> my thanks to polly will keep you updated on that palace story with news as and when it comes in. tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. let's kick off with our very first look at the front pages . hot off the press , front pages. hot off the press, metro horror at the school, tea party, a devastating story. woman is arrested as girl eight killed in end of term tragedy. unimaginable story. a girl of eight has died after a 4x4 car slammed into pupils at an end of term. tea party on the lawn outside a school devastation is not the word . there are no not the word. there are no words. the independent run with that story as well. girl eight killed as car ploughs into prep school playground . woman in 40s school playground. woman in 40s arrested after land rover crashes into pupils. you can just only imagine what the families are going through at this at this time. families are going through at this at this time . shocking now this at this ti

on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> coming up, the sunday papers full pundit reaction from no nonsense alisa mckenzie dangerously handsome aidan magee and tvyou're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> it's 1030. radio. >> it's1030. it's radio. >> it's 1030. it's time radio. >> it's1030. it's time for this is . us hot off is. us hot off the press, the sunday papers and we start with the sunday telegraph. let's have a look at what they're leading with new homes must have green road schemes, new housing is being blocked unless councillors agree to introduce schemes such as ulez and low traffic neighbourhoods in an approach that the environment watchdog is preparing to use across the country, natural england, which is accused of blocking up to 145,000 homes. i think we'll all agree we desperately need has commissioned a review of mitigation measures that could be used to limit emissions associated with new properties near more than 330 designated areas across the country. dr. pay demands mean cuts to frontline services, say treasury and ex—soldiers , to join surge and ex—soldiers, to join surge force as regular army shrinks , force as regula

on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> coming up, the sunday papers full pundit reaction from no nonsense alisa mckenzie dangerously handsome aidan magee and tvews radio . radio. >> it's 1030. radio. >> it's1030. it's radio. >> it's 1030. it's time radio. >> it's1030. it's time for this is . us hot off is. us hot off the press, the sunday papers and we start with the sunday telegraph. let's have a look at what they're leading with new homes must have green road schemes, new housing is being blocked unless councillors agree to introduce schemes such as ulez and low traffic neighbourhoods in an approach that the environment watchdog is preparing to use across the country, natural england, which is accused of blocking up to 145,000 homes. i think we'll all agree we desperately need has commissioned a review of mitigation measures that could be used to limit emissions associated with new properties near more than 330 designated areas across the country. dr. pay demands mean cuts to frontline services, say treasury and ex—soldiers , to join surge and ex—soldiers, to join surge force as regular army shrinks , force as regular army shrinks, as royal

news. you're up to date on tv oane news. you're up to date on tv online dab radio and the tunein app. this is gb news, the people's .ople's. channel just a reminder, we will be having some exclusive content from nigel farage, the man himself , from nigel farage, the man himself, very, very shortly. >> but before that , britain is >> but before that, britain is full there is no room at the end.the full there is no room at the end. the facts are this we no longer have enough room for our own people. we don't have room for legal migrants. own people. we don't have room for legal migrants . we don't for legal migrants. we don't have room for refugees , and we have room for refugees, and we don't have room for illegal migrants. and yet lefty loons continue to live in denial. migrants. and yet lefty loons continue to live in denial . the continue to live in denial. the house of lords, who some think are just a group of out—of—touch old the taxpayer old duffers on the taxpayer funded in denial. part funded take live in denial. part of the benefit of being an island is that we can pull up the drawbridge. we have a natural m

on tv about the system. we're on tv onune about the system. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to . to.rk >> thanks, ray. it's mark dolan in for the brilliant dan wootton this week . great to have your this week. great to have your company. well, one thing's for sure, amid this alleged bbc sex scandal , sure, amid this alleged bbc sex scandal, will a certain phillip schofield breathes a huge sigh of relief . i've got no doubt he of relief. i've got no doubt he enjoyed an extra glass of pinot grigio last night as he reflected on a set of allegations against a bbc star, which takes the heat off him for a while. now, it's ironic that the bbc, who gave the world eastenders a responsible for their own real life soap opera, or should i say farce as one presenter after another has to quickly go on twitter and say , quickly go on twitter and say, it's not me, guv. from major household names to obscure local weathermen, they've all distanced themselves from the story . the only big bbc names we story. the only big bbc names we haven't heard from so far are pingu pudsey bear and mr blobby . i've