. listening to gb news radio. >> it's 122. re watching listening to gb news radio. >> it's122. you're watching and listening to good afternoon britain. now, britain's been thrown into nuclear. embarrass moment after a submarine misfired and plopped a warhead off the coast of the usa. >> i love that word plopped. >> i love that word plopped. >> don't make me laugh. this is very serious. >> it is hms vanguard was taking part in a trident missile test when the 58 ton de army nuclear weapon failed to properly launch, landing in the ocean only a couple of yards away from those on board, including the defence secretary. yes. >> joining us now is our reporter, charlie peters. now the ministry of defence seemed to have said nothing to see here. this is just an anomaly. it will work. when it comes down to it . to it. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> and the branch that you speak with earlier this afternoon say that the uk is safe . that the uk is safe. >> the nuclear deterrent is fully effective. the mod released a statement to the

gb news. we're the listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. >> it's 150 or watching listening good afternoon britain. now reports suggest that the ministry of defence is not set to get any extra funding in next wednesday's budget . in next wednesday's budget. >> yes, the treasury is likely to that stretched public to argue that stretched public finances limit spending finances will limit the spending in package unveiled next finances will limit the spending in byackage unveiled next finances will limit the spending in by the ge unveiled next finances will limit the spending in by the chancellori next finances will limit the spending in by the chancellor ,next finances will limit the spending in by the chancellor , despite week by the chancellor, despite stark warnings about the current state of our armed forces and growing geopolitical tensions. >> , slovakian prime >> meanwhile, slovakian prime minister robert fico has said eu and nato countries are considering sending soldiers to ukraine on a bilateral basis . ukraine on a bilateral basis. >> hmm. well, we can speak now with

gb news radio show. >> welcome back to gb news sunday with me. online and on your digital radio. now lots of you have been sending in your thoughts , which please do thoughts, which please do because this show is all about you and what you are thinking and what we're talking about. so gb views at gb news is how you get in touch. very simple. lots of you are really getting wound up about diversity up about the army diversity debate. um okay. adam says , um, debate. um okay. adam says, um, good afternoon adam. i have served in the british military for the last 50 years and seen the numbers in constant decline. the government have attempted to address shortfall by using address this shortfall by using reserves and our reserve units are having budgets cut to are having their budgets cut to pay are having their budgets cut to pay elsewhere pay for overspends elsewhere in the recruiting the military, the recruiting process is suffering as a result. while the existing numbers defend numbers we couldn't defend london, let alone the uk and that's from som

gb news. cast that vote listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. >> 23 minutes after 4:00. io. i'm nana akua now before the break we were discussing shamima begum. let's have a quick look at what you've been saying. ivan says shamima begum is the responsibility of the uk. no no if or ifs or buts. she was born here. she is a citizen of the uk, a 15. she made a bad very bad decision but she was a minor and not age consent . not at age of consent . consent. not at age of consent. thank you for that. oh, reg says she should never come back . she should never come back. she's a traitor and a risk to our country. john says i wonder what would happen if shamima bagan made her way back to france and took a boat to the uk south coast. the spineless border force would welcome her with she'd probably with open arms. she'd probably be given a hotel mate. that's what would she honestly what would she mean. honestly you know that. that's probably the move . well, listen, if the next move. well, listen, if you joined welcome keep you just joined us. welcome keep your views. your thoughts c

gb news britain's news channel. don't go too far things like that. >> you're listening to gb news radio . ews sunday. happy sunday. hope you're having a marvellous weekend. i'm dawn neesom i'm your tv, online and digital radio on gb news. now just stop oil activists have circulated a manual to help protesters track down and occupy politicians homes. you heard that right . homes. you heard that right. occupy politicians homes . the occupy politicians homes. the document reportedly recommends studying photos of mps clapping for carers during covid. remember that for clues to their addresses, ministers urge police to take robust action against protesters after it was revealed that they are plotting to target politicians offices and homes ahead of the general election. i in the in the week we've just had where we've had a mobs and they were a mob outside parliament, we've had we've had security being increased. if you've seen your sunday papers , you've seen your sunday papers, front page of the times and telegraph security increased, in particular for female mps, we have a story about eco war

i'm martin daubney news, britain's daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . listening to gb news radionswering questions from you, the great british public, the only people who truly matter . and you can be in truly matter. and you can be in the audience . simply scan the qr the audience. simply scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news. com forward slash pm gb news people's forum . the pm gb news people's forum. the prime minister will be live on gb news exclusively at 8:00 next monday evening . so now it's 551. monday evening. so now it's 551. is the litter in your neighbourhood getting out of control? well, for campaign group clean up britain, it certainly is . with a not for certainly is. with a not for profit group set out to stop littering and fly—tipping in the uk for good. and joining me now is john reid, who's the founder of clean up britain. john, welcome to the show. tremendous work i love this sort of stuff. people power doing something about an issue that's blighting britain. what motivated you to start clean up britain ? start clean up britain? >> oh, tha

earlier on gb news radio . now on gb news radio.ally you can have a look at a tabloid newspaper who'll tell you that life in british prisons is far too cushy and far too easy. >> and yet i'm not sure that's the reality, because we get overnight another . yes, yet overnight another. yes, yet another damning report about a state of a british prison. in this case, it's the victorian prison in bedford and hm. chief inspector of prisons said that the conditions there are some of the conditions there are some of the worst. he has ever seen. he said it's a damning indictment of the state of our prisons . and of the state of our prisons. and he goes on to talk about, you know, rats , cockroaches, poor know, rats, cockroaches, poor washing facilities . i mean, the washing facilities. i mean, the whole thing sounds, i'd say the whole thing sounds, i'd say the whole thing sounds pretty good, asli. which brings us to a very important debate. what is prison actually for? well, who better who better than ann widdecombe, former prisons minister. a

i'm martin gb news, martin daubney on gb news, britain's channel listening to gb news radio show. >> gb news is now the ministry of defence has said that their trident missile launch failure would not happen in a wartime situation. the failure has raised questions and eyebrows about the effectiveness of the uk's nuclear capabilities in the face of both increased tension in the middle east and, of course, tensions in eastern europe. well, joining me now is the former navy officer , doctor the former navy officer, doctor steve aiken . steve, welcome to steve aiken. steve, welcome to the show. we've got the smallest army since the napoleonic times. we have so few sailors. we're decommissioning ships yet we send them on climate change courses. and now we have a nuclear deterrent. looks about as effective as a firework. what on earth is going on with our armed forces? it seems like an international laughing stock . international laughing stock. well first thing is, uh, don't believe everything you see that's on the media. >> um, there are vanguards come back from a considerable a long pen

. >> gb news radio show. >> good afternoon. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. remember you can download the gb news app. it is completely free and you can find out what's going on here on the channel. but it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm is diversity and i'm asking is diversity and inclusion destroying our armed forces? a leaked document has revealed that the british army want to relax security checks. i mean, what are they talking about for potential recruits from overseas in order to boost diversity and inclusion? i mean, this is like the police force thing, isn't it, when they, you know, the vetting of the police officers, gone officers, it really hasn't gone well. the armed forces , well. but now the armed forces, britain's armed forces actually have failed to hit have consistently failed to hit recruitment targets over the past decade. and they're seeking to plug those gaps by increasing ethnic minority representation , ethnic minority representation, which currently stands at about 14% of

>> we'll be discussing that after this . to gb news radio . to gb news radio. >> welcome back. >> welcome get through the country . through the country. >> yes, it is west bradford cycle superhighway will create 1.5 miles of segregated lanes. and is that it 1.5 miles for £12 million. wow. okay and a spokesperson for the council says he hopes they can lure motorists out of their vehicles and on to bikes. well, why don't you do that first before you decide to go through this extremely expensive construction process that will just make the area more congested in my opinion . opinion. >> now, emily, i completely agree with you. building things is far too expensive in this country. roads cars country. building roads for cars is far too expensive. we know the lower thames crossing has has gone into the hundreds of millions of pounds for the planning application alone. before they've laid before they've even laid anything the road. so yes, anything of the road. so yes, things are too expensive to build. completely agree with you, it's a you, but i think it's a ridiculous. a farcical ridiculous.

and earlier on gb news radio . i have absolutely gb news radio. y noidea gb news radio. i have absolutely no idea whether speaker lindsay hoyle is going to survive or not. >> seems to me unlikely that he will, but who knows ? who knows? will, but who knows? who knows? certainly his performances in the house of commons explaining himself, have been how can i put it less than satisfactory? but whether he survives or not, we need to try and get to the bottom to understand why did the speaker do something ? breaking speaker do something? breaking the rules of convention, being advised by his clerks that he shouldn't do it? why did he do it? what was he scared of? and was he perhaps intimidated by a labour party who are in a terrible mess over this? they're in a terrible mess over this because they rely heavily on the muslim vote in britain's big cities and over over gaza, palestine . they're beginning to palestine. they're beginning to see a fracturing of that vote. they're scared they could lose a large number of votes. also, i think keir starmer does

gb news, come. you're with gb news, britain's news channel i'll see you . committed isn't. >> you're listening to gb news radioack to gb news saturday with me. dawn neesom on your tv, online and on digital radio. now the government . radio. now the government. pledges £250 million to help the war effort in ukraine, as today marks the second anniversary of russia's illegal invasion of that country , which prompted that country, which prompted a thousands of men and women to enlist to defend their homeland. in that time . the uk has offered in that time. the uk has offered its support, providing not just billions of pounds worth of weaponry but also vital military training. reporter ray training. our reporter ray addison ukrainian addison joins some ukrainian soldiers training on british soil . soil. >> smoke, rubble and destroyed buildings since russia's invasion, ukrainian soldiers have become used to scenes like this , for these recruits are this, for these recruits are a long way from their homeland. here at a secret training camp in the west country, zelenskyy's last line of defence is being taught the art

i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . >> you're listening to gb news. radiow, i'm going to ask the question that keeps me awake every night is golf racist ? yes. seriously but before that, a protest has been held in birmingham today against plans to slash funding for the city's youth services in half, and those opposing the cuts argue they will actually cost the city more in the long run , as more more in the long run, as more young people will be driven into a life of crime, meaning more money will have to be spent on crime reduction in the future. well, to get heather taylor this, let's cross now to birmingham and speak to our west midlands reporter, jack carson. so jack, welcome to the show. always a pleasure. um, first birmingham city council went bankrupt. now they're slashing services . are the two things services. are the two things connected ? connected? >> yes. so this is essentially the build up to this big announcement of the birmingham city council budget that's going to be presented properly and in full on the 5th of march. >> so the council over

the >> earlier on gb news radio.i sunak main priorities . main priorities. >> that is to bring in legislation that will mean anybody born from 2009 or afterwards will not be ever be able to buy cigarettes. but those born in 2008 will. i can't think of any piece of legislation more designed legislation more badly designed or more guaranteed to create an illegal black market than that , illegal black market than that, and the campaign is for us to be smoke free by 2030. they're spending loads of money on it. big wraparounds of national newspapers coming our way in the next few days . and yet and yet, next few days. and yet and yet, whilst smoking may be a problem, no mention of the damage. illegal drugs are doing to youngsters, i think they've got their priorities wrong. joining me is doctor lawrence buckman, former gp and committee chair of the british medical association . the british medical association. lawrence, i will take it as read that you'd love no one to smoke at all. i get that, but do you see my point abou

i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's >> you're listening to gb news radio . welcome radio. ou're watching . or >> it's 337. you're watching. or listen to martin daubney on gb news. the israeli military said overnight that it had rescued two hostages from rafah in the south of gaza, after a special forces raid . the operation was forces raid. the operation was launched alongside a wave of airstrikes which killed dozens. and it comes after warnings from global leaders over israel's planned offensive in the city, where 1.5 planned offensive in the city, where1.5 million planned offensive in the city, where 1.5 million people are sheltering . while reporter sheltering. while reporter chorley peters joins us now in the studio for the latest. charlie, what's the latest update on this precarious situation ? situation? >> well, we've had more information coming out of israel after last night's successful rescue operation . on the two rescue operation. on the two men, aged 60 and 70, receive care at the sheba medical centre in the east of tel aviv in central israel. >> and it has bee

gb news. britain's news channel >> you're listening to gb news radio . well radio. to dispose of an unexploded second world war bomb in the sea. there, the bomb was found in a garden on tuesday, and when the bomb goes bang , we'll make sure bomb goes bang, we'll make sure to cut back and show you the action. now it's the second anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, and with no end to the war in sight, there are fears that the west will reduce its support for ukraine. the foreign secretary, lord david cameron, is speaking at the united nations general assembly about ukraine, right now and our home and curator, mark white has this special report . this special report. >> the da are . >> the da are. >> the da are. >> across large parts of eastern and southern ukraine, the war with russia continues to rage . with russia continues to rage. and as this conflict enters its third year, the scale of the destruction and the number of casualties inflicted on both sides has been immense . the sides has been immense. the ukrainian army was widely praised for its early suc

. >> earlier on, gb news radio . >> earlier on, gb news radio. >> earlier on, gb news radio. >> hi thereere. >> i'm michelle dewberry. this is dewbs & co right through till is dewbs& co right through till seven. the tory life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan, alongside me, as is the trade unionist and the writer paul embery. nina has just been in touch and as a family who touch and said, as a family who were victims of horrendous were victims of a horrendous crime , she says to this day crime, she says to this day i will be forever grateful that the thing that's what she calls him, who perpetrates the crime against us was not named as we would have been forever damaged as had his name ever become . as had his name ever become. pubuc as had his name ever become. public knowledge. you see, i think is an interesting think that is an interesting point. how much should the victims say in whether or victims have a say in whether or not perpetrators known not those perpetrators are known 7 not those perpetrators are known ? named? do you think the victims should have a say in that? >>

that's um, lactation earlier on, gb news radio . uh, listen, let's have a look at this, dear mark clive, in response to our conversation about angela rayner and the right to by maggie thatcher, told councils, for every house sold, they must build one. guess who stopped that ? yes, labour. sold, they must build one. guess who �*blairad that ? yes, labour. sold, they must build one. guess who �*blair and|at ? yes, labour. sold, they must build one. guess who �*blair and gordon;, labour. sold, they must build one. guess who �*blair and gordon brownur. tony blair and gordon brown stopped it. clive, i think some would challenge that view. but you're entitled opinion. you're entitled to your opinion. um, i like you as a massive sunak support , but my opinion sunak support, but my opinion wavered. change what wavered. don't change what you're doing for other viewers, says k.j. and listen , more says k.j. and listen, more emails to come. so many emails to get through. but first, let's get to this other story. donald trump has said that prin

i'm martin on gb news. just radionally powered aircraft carriers , hms queen aircraft carriers, hms queen elizabeth, is unable to take part in a major nato operation due to a mechanical fault . due to a mechanical fault. exercise steadfast defender is the largest nato exercise in europe since the cold war. and joining me now is former nato commander and royal navy officer , rear admiral chris parry cbe. thank you for joining , rear admiral chris parry cbe. thank you forjoining us on the thank you for joining us on the show. always a pleasure , chris. show. always a pleasure, chris. chris, first of all, queen elizabeth, hms queen elizabeth can't set sail. elizabeth, hms queen elizabeth can't set sail . we also saw at can't set sail. we also saw at the weekend a number of type 45 cruisers haven't got the right bombs on board because they ran out of money. instead, those ships all filled with treadmills. my question is quite simple. britannia used to rule the waves. and now. now it seems that the navy's reputation has su

i'm dawn neesom and you're watching and listening to gb news, britain's news channel radio. he is evidently settled. remaining parts of his phone hacking claim against mirror group newspapers . against mirror group newspapers. the duke of sussex sued mgm for damages, claiming journalists at its publications were linked to methods including phone hacking and use of private investigators for unlawful activities . during for unlawful activities. during the cost hearing today , his the cost hearing today, his lawyer said the publisher would make an interim payment . of make an interim payment. of £400,000. it follows a high court judge's ruling in december that phone hacking by mirror group newspapers was carried out . from 1996 to 2011, and was widespread and habitual from 1998. joining me now is royal broadcaster rafe heydel—mankoo to explain what's going on. because, ralph, i get confused about how many court cases harry's got going on. he seems to be suing everybody. so what's happening with this one? >> yes. so. well as you say, he's finally settled. this long standing case

this is state of on gb news live in of the nation on gb news live in scunthorpe announcement today. earlier on gb news radioio. >> welcome back to state of the nation. live from the frodingham community centre in scunthorpe. we've been discussing both illegal and legal migration in light of the rwanda bill in the house of lords, as well as the ons population growth projections, but still with me now is my panel. catherine mcbride, the economist and fellow at the centre for brexit policy and gb news, is very own senior political commentator nigel but now we're nigel nelson. but now we're going to cover a wide range of subjects, from a number of members of the audience. first of all, michelle more, michelle, over to you. thank >> how is the government going to deal with councils that are declaring bankruptcy ? is it time declaring bankruptcy? is it time to go through all their accounts and really see where all our money goes and on whom? well i think that's a very powerful question, nigel. >> the council is just a terrible squanders of money sometimes, aren't they? and then they expect the taxpayer to bail th

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i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . >> you're listening to gb news news . radio7. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. i'm with you until 6:00. live from the heart of westminster. now mps are voicing their concerns as they worry that building hs2 between london and birmingham will be poor value for money. hs2's executive chairman , sirjohn thompson, chairman, sir john thompson, says this section alone will cost more than £665 says this section alone will cost more than £66.5 billion, far exceeds the original budget of a mere . £44.5 billion. well of a mere. £44.5 billion. well joining us now to discuss this in the studio as our political correspondent, katherine forster. catherine, this is as old as the hills. this story now it's £100 billion and counting . it's £100 billion and counting. it's a white elephant, not a single passenger has moved. will it ever start? >> well , it it ever start? >> well, it sounds from what these mps are, are saying that we've ended up in the worst of all possible worlds. >> because, of course , remember, >> bec

gb news. britain's news channel. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> five rishi sunak here. screen or go to gbnews.com see you there. >> welcome back 525 superb enjoyment this afternoon on the show you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now the european union has claimed that rishi sunak's clamped down on strikes , may clamped down on strikes, may have breached the brexit trade deal have breached the brexit trade deal. well, the eu is reportedly considering triggering a dispute with the uk government over the introduction of so—called minimum service levels . and minimum service levels. and that's because the uk is seen to be watering down workers rights in a way which is banned by the brexit trade deal . well, i'm brexit trade deal. well, i'm joined now by david payton , joined now by david payton, professor of industrial economics at nottingham university. david, thanks for joining us on the show. the big and the first question, many people will be asking themselves here. it's like, hang on, i thought we left the european union . how on earth brussels u

i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . gb news radio. welcome back. >> it's 337. ws later in the show i'll have a big update on the luxury flats in farnborough that were going to be handed over to 300 migrants, totally free of charge. they promised to press pause on it, but what's the truth? i'll have some exclusive video , audio and a new line on video, audio and a new line on that for you . but before that, that for you. but before that, a just stop oil protester cressida gethin has been found guilty of causing public nuisance after climbing onto a gantry over the m25 and causing massive traffic disruption. the cambridge university student delayed nearly 4000 plane passengers dunng nearly 4000 plane passengers during one of the hottest days of last summer. theo chikomba is at isleworth crown court for proceedings . theo, what's the proceedings. theo, what's the latest . latest. >> yes, well, in the last hour cressida was found guilty of causing public nuisance. as you rightly mentioned , in july 2022, rightly mentioned, in july 2022, she climbed on a gantry on th

disgraceful scenes i'm martin daubney on gb news britain's news channel . radio. t british public, the only people, after all, who truly matter. and you can be in the audience. simply scan the qr code on your screen that you can see right now, or go to gb news. com forward slash pm gb news people's forum . the prime people's forum. the prime minister will be screened live and exclusive on gb news at 8 pm. on monday evening. and exclusive on gb news at 8 pm. on monday evening . now to pm. on monday evening. now to the latest instance of anti—semitism at our universities . activists are universities. activists are accused of holding up a banner which said zionists off our campus and chanting death to zionists at the university of birmingham on wednesday and i'm joined now by aviv. he's a former student and the co—founder of atid, which is a uk based advocacy organisation led by young jewish people . led by young jewish people. thank you very much for joining us on the show, aviv. it seems every week i'm covering stories like this anti—semitism spreading its tendrils

i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . listening to gb news radio show. >> there's aom harwood from midnight tonight. he'll have lots of top guests with him, including nigel farage. that'll be all through the night until the results are called. and those two crucial by elections ahead of the forthcoming general . now the elections ahead of the forthcoming general. now the uk is officially in a recession. the economy contract by 0.3, and the final three months of last yean the final three months of last year, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, insisted there is light at the end of the tunnel that the government's plan is working . government's plan is working. >> we always expected growth to be weaker while we prioritise tackling inflation. that means higher interest rates and that's the right thing to do because you can't have long terme healthy growth with high inflation, but also for families when the when there's a cost of living crisis , nhs's, when the living crisis, nhs's, when the cost of their weekly shop is going up, their energy bills are much . it's right much hi

reporter michael yon joins me to use it as a shield to keep him away from things, you're listening to gb news radio news radio. >> welcome back to neil oliver live. now we hear a lot about the migration crisis here at home. but in the us, something much larger is happening. record half a million people will cross through the darien gap. last year , apparently. can the us get year, apparently. can the us get a grip on that situation? i'm joined now by renowned correspon and us army veteran michael yon. michael, are you there ? michael, are you there? >> yes, sir. i am in darien province right now . i heard you province right now. i heard you mention, uh, sir general patrick sanders before . i'm very curious sanders before. i'm very curious on your thoughts on that. by the way, i was in combat with him in iraq with the royal green jackets, and then i was with the royal green jackets again in afghanistan. you know, this whole citizen army thing is quite for me. know quite concerning for me. i know where this leads. i am darien where this leads. i am in darien right now . i'm in darien right now. i'm i

earlier on gb news radio show . . >> now, in my big opinion, i've said that i think britain is descending into anarchy and mob rule. you've got labour mps afraid to vote against a ceasefire for fear of physical attack. that is not a democracy . attack. that is not a democracy. well, you don't all agree with me. that's what this show is all about. richard says. hi mark, you are fanning the flames of fear and hysteria , doing your fear and hysteria, doing your best to whip up a frenzy and blowing everything out of proportion . even have a custard proportion. even have a custard cream, a nice mug of ovaltine and down, john, says and calm down, john, says richard. plus he adds, great show. thank you richard for your kind words. carl in nottingham says great monologue mark. totally agree with everything you said. uh, like you, i think the pendulum will swing the other way facts truth other way in. facts and truth will the day. what happened will win the day. what happened in earlier in the in parliament earlier in the wee

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plus, those papers are on the way . you >> gb news radio . >> gb news radio. >> gb news radio. >> uh,lications has been talking about chest binders for children. uh, this from derek. uh, mark. go, woke. go broke. it's well on the way for john lewis and, uh, martin forjohn lewis and, uh, martin says, uh, chest binders. mark can i get one for my man boobs? martin, i'm sure you don't need it. i'm sure you've got a lovely figure. uh, more of your emails at 1030 with the papers, but speaking at the scottish labour party conference in glasgow today, the leader of the opposition , keir starmer, today, the leader of the opposcloser keir starmer, today, the leader of the opposcloser than air starmer, today, the leader of the opposcloser than he starmer, today, the leader of the opposcloser than he ever|er, today, the leader of the opposcloser than he ever has came closer than he ever has done to calling for an instant ceasefire in gaza . here's what ceasefire in gaza. here's what he told conference. an end to the fighting . the fighting. >> not just now, not just for a pause, but permanently .

we'll be back in a listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. >> good afternoon britainould boris johnson come back into government? we're now joined by the author and writer rebecca reed and political commentator alex armstrong. rebecca let's start with you, rishi is in the doldrums. he's polling around 1 in 5, 20, 21. should he bring back boris to improve things? >> i mean, he could try. >> i mean, he could try. >> i mean, he could try. >> i noticed from carrie johnson's instagram stories the other day she was asking about inexpensive hotels. so i wondered if perhaps the johnson household we might be looking for of extra work, pick up for a bit of extra work, pick up some more hours. um, so maybe, um, i mean , my concern would um, but i mean, my concern would be, is this just the desperate last gasp . of a dying man? and last gasp. of a dying man? and should he perhaps not just go out with dignity, keep everything the same. don't mess around with it anymore. wait it out and then just go with a little bit of decorum rather than frantically like, oh, than frantically bei

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stay with us >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back. and political commentator, tanya buxton in the studio, tanya , tell us about studio, tanya, tell us about this school bus. >> well, i mean, it's really frightening for me . so frightening for me. so basically, the school bus went on a trip to france and when they came back from their trip, they came back from their trip, they there they opened the hall and there were illegal migrants were two illegal migrants in there . um, and were two illegal migrants in there. um, and as a were two illegal migrants in there . um, and as a parent, if there. um, and as a parent, if i was going to go and pick up my children and i opened, there was a hall there, somebody in the hall, how i know if they had hall, how do i know if they had explosives they to explosives, if they wanted to harm child , they wanted to harm my child, if they wanted to do my child? do something to my child? i mean, it's horrendous . those mean, it's horrendous. those people been arrested people should have been arrested and im

. >> gb news radio. >> gb news radio. >> good afternoon britain.f appeal for review. >> yes. the attorney general, victoria prentice, says his sentencing of a hospital order for manslaughter and attempted murder was unduly lenient. the families of those killed last june barnaby webber, grace o'malley kumar and school caretaker ian coates have welcomed the decision . welcomed the decision. >> well, we can now speak with our east midlands reporter will hollis, who's followed the case extensively, joining us from lincolnshire . will, this is yet lincolnshire. will, this is yet another, uh , twist in a long and another, uh, twist in a long and drawn out case. but i suppose the families will be very thankful for this decision . thankful for this decision. >> yes. well, this is exactly what the families want. >> this has been a long journey since june the 13th, when valdo calocane killed his three victims. barnaby webber , grace victims. barnaby webber, grace o'malley kumar. >> the two students, a 19 year old at the university of nottingham, as well as i

gb news as week out. look, you're listening to gb news radio . to gb news radio. >> welcome back to the saturday five. >>as usual on shamima begum. lots of views . judith has written in. views. judith has written in. good evening, judith , she says. good evening, judith, she says. some will say shamima has been used as a scapegoat, but if we let her back it will set a precedent for other terrorists or would be terrorists to claim the sympathy vote and jane says shamima begum was groomed as a child. we need to be more sensitive. thank you, benjamin, for writing in as jane . for writing in as jane. >> now next up, it's time for the next debate. >> up next, it is indeed benjamin, and we're going to hear what the wokeist person in britain has to say for himself. well we're talking about the cunous well we're talking about the curious case of liz truss. >> now, if you were on holiday in the autumn of 2022, let me just tell you that she was prime minister uh, for a few days. she'd always been a strong supporter of internship, so i just didn't think that we'd have an for office an internship for the office of p

you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> hi, rishi. ussed on delivering on your priorities. so i'll be on the road to join gb news for a special people's forum on monday the 12th of february, where i'll be taking questions from a live audience about the issues that really matter to you the economy, immigration and the nhs. see you there . there. now in an exclusive mark dolan tonight people's poll, we've been asking , as it's revealed been asking, as it's revealed military chiefs are recruiting from overseas to hit diversity targets. >> is wokery compromise using britain's national security ? britain's national security? while the results are in and 91.3% of you say yes while 8.7% say no . now following labour's say no. now following labour's decision to axe their £28 billion a year plan for a green revolution , speculation is revolution, speculation is growing. about ten nation between sir keir starmer, the labour leader, and his shadow chancellor, rachel reeves . the chancellor, rachel reeves. the sunday times today report that behind

gb news. earlier on gb news on. gb news. earlier on gb news radio that's that extraordinary interview . that extraordinary interview. >> vladimir putin's blockbuster interview with american journalist tucker carlson and almost two years after russia invaded ukraine, putin revealed that he's ready to hold negotiations to end that war. in fact , the russian president even fact, the russian president even claimed the war could have been over 18 months ago. but boris johnson stopped it . johnson stopped it. >> i think you're saying you want a negotiated settlement to what's happening in ukraine, right ? right? >> and we made it. we prepared the huge document in istanbul that was initialled by the head of the ukrainian delegation . he of the ukrainian delegation. he affixed his signature to some of the provisions, not so. all of it. he put his signature and then he himself said, we were ready to sign it, and the war would have been over long ago. 18 months ago, however , prime 18 months ago, however, prime minister johnson came , talked us minister johns

for her will be making the case for her to be tried by a jury or in front of a jury listening to gb news radio been discussing the topic of the day, which is lee anderson and islamophobia, and you've been sending in your mail. mogg's great aim, says lee anderson, has brought out the discussion on extremism. he has on islamic extremism. he has highlighted he hasn't highlighted it. he hasn't distracted from it. and barry says, thank you for clearly defining state defining the state and relationship of the majority of the public's the british public's understanding of extreme islamism. freedom to express islamism. our freedom to express our honest beliefs has been hard earned over the centuries , and earned over the centuries, and should undermined by should not be undermined by middle concepts and middle eastern concepts and practices . as the lord practices. as the lord chancellor , the lord high chancellor, the lord high chancellor. indeed, alex chalk has announced today that foreign criminals , including thieves and criminals, including thieves and drug , will be deported drug dealers, will b

sunak was kind of the earlier on gb news radio show . ething. yes, we are going to pass legislation. the 7th of march 2023. the prime minister stood up and said, we're going to put forward the illegal migration bill, which in july of that year became the illegal migration act. and after that, if you come into this country , you will be into this country, you will be detained, you will deported , detained, you will be deported, and you will not be able to stay . it all sounded tough and . it all sounded very tough and very strong. and suella braverman was home secretary very strong. and suella bravejobin was home secretary very strong. and suella bravejobin weto home secretary very strong. and suella bravejobin weto pilot)me secretary very strong. and suella bravejobin weto pilot this secretary . her job was to pilot this through parliament, but sometimes tough talk and legislation can lead to an outcome quite unlike that that was planned at the beginning, because it would seem that those that came between the 7th of march 2023 and the pas