everybody are you doing a gillian keegan?dra says , has no one ever sandra says, has no one ever heard of a figure of speech? >> what on earth do they teach people at school these days, stephen we want mps stephen says we want more mps like a set of chops to say like her, a set of chops to say what she actually thinks. keith says gillian keegan for pm darren says her comments were bang out of order. she should face the consequences. there you go face the consequences. there you 9° ' face the consequences. there you go , so many of you as well, go, so many of you as well, getting in touch, saying that you won't vote for anybody, my question is, though, is there anything or anyone that could change your mind? if you're currently that camp, tell me. currently in that camp, tell me. gb gb news. right. gb views at gb news. com, right. let's talk you might have let's talk about you might have seen this story, a metropolitan police , an armed police officer, an armed officer, to be precise, has been named today , this is, of course,

we have shadow boxing, gillian keegan and a moment of cnnge gillian keegan and a moment of cringe in on the w path scandal. now, nick, in the daily mail and the maggots keep wriggling out of this one. >> yeah, this is shocking how influential trans health doctors and have secretly and activists have secretly shaped nhs policies for more than so as you say, than a decade. so as you say, this w path, which the great this is w path, which the great andrew doyle is doing an entire show on sunday and it's show on on sunday and it's a topic the bbc doesn't seem to want to explore. but luckily gb news there's two things news is. and there's two things really. disgusting really. one is how disgusting was w path their guidance, was w path and their guidance, and much influence did and two how much influence did they the on they have over the nhs. so on they have over the nhs. so on the first question, they had an entire on eunuchs and entire chapter on eunuchs and said they castrate said that they should castrate or castrating anyone or consider castrating anyone that identified as such. can

the education secretary gillian keegan is also there.nder greater scrutiny recently following the suicide of head teacher ruth perry, who took her own life after an ofsted report downgraded her school's rating. in december the coroner concluded that inspection likely contributed to the death of ruth perry. we can now listen to what martyn oliver is saying. than what martyn oliver is saying. in organisation that is at every what martyn oliver is saying. fifi organisation that is at every level a reflection of the sectors we inspect and regulate. the teams i now lead drawn from schools, from further education, from the early years and from social care. i have colleagues inspecting the training of military recruits who have served time in the armed forces themselves. i have others inspecting prison education, who have worked, i did say worked, in prisons. that experience and insight is so important. it's what gives us credibility, credibility with you, credibility, credibility with you, credibility when we talk to those in power, and it's w

good luck. >> great of not loads more on that gillian keegan story later in the show. still with us. what's your take on that event? is it unfortunate moment? >> been to >> well, i've been talking to friends keegan friends of gillian keegan and they tell this was they do tell me that this was a kind the cuff kind of off the cuff liverpudlian. it wasn't a threat of she was just of violence. she was just trying to a point. an event to make a point. at an event hosted the association of hosted by the association of school and college leaders. so with other people have to with other people who have to deal ofsted to try and make deal with ofsted to try and make a light hearted comment, that was as such by the room. was taken as such by the room. so it was a throwaway line, taken context is taken out of context is dramatic, but they're trying to make was meant to make clear that it was meant to be the remark. be an off the cuff remark. >> okay, you very much. >> okay, thank you very much. now, is a staggering story. now, this is a staggering story. an investigation found tha

in addressing school and college leaders, gillian keegan says she was shocked to hear about some people'seriences , and people's experiences, and sources close to the mp say her off the cuff comments during a q and a were meant to be light—hearted and were not a threat of violence. >> i've heard from my own, you know , my own constituency. know, my own constituency. people i recently people say i had recently actually a fantastic school i went into and they said they told me how the officer had, you know, they were ofsted experience had gone and i was shocked. i mean, i was actually shocked. i mean, i was actually shocked. i mean, i was actually shocked. i thought, god, if i'd have these people, i'd have have met these people, i'd have probably punched were probably punched them. they were really finally, historic >> and finally, a historic painting damaged by a painting has been damaged by a group of pro—palestinian activists at cambridge university this afternoon. if you're watching on tv, you can see here footage showing that painting of the former prime minister, lord balfour. paintin

the education secretary, gillian keegan, there this gillian keegan, is there this morning governmentrnment is specialist is set to fund specialist support children just support for children with just various autism, various conditions autism, learning difficulties, mobility, secretary of state, you can you can tell us more what you're trying to do and who it affects. good morning to you . good morning to you. >> good morning eamonn. yeah. well what we're trying to do is expand the number of places for special educational needs . so special educational needs. so everybody, every parent who's listening, who has a child with special educational needs, may have felt at times that they're sort of battling to try and get the right support or the right provision, because we've had a massive increase in demand. so what over time what we've been doing over time is increasing number is increasing the number of places , so what we've been doing places, so what we've been doing is putting more money into it. 2.6 billion. this is the last tranche today. 850 million. and overall, that will increas

kind of the fairly delicate political argument that people like victoria atkins, who i guess gillian keeganepartment of education are trying to make. and if they can pull it off, then perhaps they can claw back some public support because it's always worth remembering the tories poll rating is not bad at the moment. it is dire, historically dire. but the risk is that people just think the sort of rhetoric and language they use is just so absurdly at odds with their experience of public services. i think that's the thing that is really tricky and or the reality of the, you know, the nhs still has fax machines and she's sitting saying, well the potentialfor ai is amazing. how do those two things stack up in the same conversation? i love reminiscing about the nhs and social care levy because remember that was when i was a day to day political journalist as well. and remember, laura, you and i spending hours phoning people when there was a sort of like auction going on in government about how big the increase should be. and some people were like, it should be one percentage point. and then saji

has put out, that gillian keegan has put out, that we would get some concrete , that we wouldyou know, opinions that she's she's been asking for people's opinions that will agree with the fact that no child should be trans behind their parents back child should not be taught gender ideology. but that's a big problem because the 2019 relationship sex and health education act has it in there that they need to learn about gender identity. it's going to be a huge fight to get that out of the schools, because children don't need labels. they don't need to choose from 110 genders. they just are a boy or a girl, and they have a unique personality , does not have to be personality, does not have to be put in a little box that oh, if he likes ballet, then he must be a little girl. or if she likes toy soldiers, she must be a little boy. no, any child can play little boy. no, any child can play with whatever they want to. >> of course , many in the >> of course, many in the classroom and elsewhere would say that children need to understand about the changing world, and that if you establ

. >> gillian keegan now labour, says it'll ban the bosses of water companies who oversee the pollution britain's waterways from receiving bonuses . it's from receiving bonuses. it's after new figures show sewage was dumped into waterways for more than 3.6 million hours in 2023. that's more than double the previous year and the highest level on record. the leader of the liberal democrats, ed davey, says he's been warning the conservatives about what he calls a sewage scandal for years , liberal democrats have been warning the conservatives about this sewage scandal for years. >> but the fact that it's polluting our rivers, our beaches and pushing ecosystems to the brink of collapse . but to the brink of collapse. but rishi sunak and the conservatives just haven't listened. they've done far too little. that's why we need a national environmental emergency to be declared and the sage health experts to come to make sure that we are protecting human health, which is in danger because of this . because of this. >> ed davey, now a teacher who lost his job for what he said was his refusal to u

unions say the plans don't appear to differ from previously announced commitments, but gillian keeganll see 60,000 more places made available for students and families . families. >> we a more workforce being trained as well educational psychologists, sencos etc. so there's a lot of things in the plan, but this specifically is looking at more places. but the council pressures we have increased this sort of high needs budget to pay for, for, for this part of their budget to 10.5 million. so that's actually gone up 60% in the last five years to cope with that increased demand. but we also do also have two programs to work with, councils delivering better value and safety valve music mogul sean diddy combs, better known as puff daddy or p diddy, has had two of his properties raided by federal agents as part of an ongoing sex trafficking investigation. >> properties in the los angeles and miami were searched by officers yesterday after accusations made by his former partner, r&b singer cassandra ventura, better known as cassie. the 54 year old has been subject of several lawsuits in recen

education secretary gillian keegan is in hot water yet again.t the smartest thing to say, is it? and the government's counter—extremism sa has said that london streets have become a no go zone forjewish people dunng a no go zone forjewish people during pro—palestinian protests. what on earth has happened to our country? >> so welcome to the show. >> so welcome to the show. >> it's always a pleasure to have your company. now. >> i've been asking all morning. >> i've been asking all morning. >> theresa worst >> is theresa may the worst prime minister the conservative party i've had party have ever had? i've had hundreds , in fact, well over hundreds, in fact, well over a thousand responses. let me know what you think. keep them clean . what you think. keep them clean. gb views at gb news. com nigel farage always said that he felt theresa may was the worst , but theresa may was the worst, but has she been surpassed since by people who followed her? let me know your thoughts and i'll read out the best. but first, it's time your news time for your la

education secretary gillian keegan says the government is committed to making improvements .has making improvements. the nhs has had, you know, to deal with the pandemic and we all know that that has created huge backlogs and huge waiting lists and we're all committed to catch up to provide a faster, simpler, fairer nhs. >> we're investing £165 billion a year. obviously if you're investing that much, you want to have people satisfied with the service they're getting. but we do know that we've been tackling , i mean, think for the last four months, the waiting lists have started come but have started to come down, but we're huge backlog. we're tackling a huge backlog. what's actually what's interesting is actually england , the conservative england, the conservative run england, the conservative run england performance and the england the performance and the catch up is much better than in labour run wales or in snp run scotland . scotland. >> we asked people in manchester for their thoughts on britain's health service once you get there, yes, but it's actually getting through

education secretary gillian keegan says the government is committed to making improvements. >> the nhsas had, you know, to deal with the pandemic and we all know that that has created huge backlogs and huge waiting lists and we're all committed to catch up, to provide a faster, simpler, fairer nhs. we're investing £165 billion a year. obviously if you're investing that much, you want to have people satisfied with the service they're getting. but we do know that we've been tackling , i mean, think for the last four months, the waiting lists have started come down, but have started to come down, but we're tackling a huge backlog. what's interesting actually what's interesting is actually england, the conservative run england, the conservative run england performance and the england the performance and the catch up is much better than in labour run wales or in snp run scotland . scotland. >> there was a 54% increase in sewage in england's waterways last year compared to 2022, pushing figures to their highest level . the environment agency level. the environment agency says it's due to sto

. >> come on amy gillian keegan for down jeremy for doubling down on jeremy hunfs for doubling down on hlnot that that 100 k a year for doubling down on jeremy hlnot that mucht100 k a year for doubling down on jeremy hlnot that much ,100 k a year for doubling down on jeremy hlnot that much , actually. 'ear is not that much, actually. >> okay. all right. and today's union asks, is man cutting union jack asks, is man cutting nails on the tube hang your head in shame. i've got a picture of your face. right. maybe he does have a house. i didn't put it on the telly. and can i just say a massive, massive area? that's disgusting. >> i hope you bump into him again. >> i hope i bump into a better target. i will do nothing about it. right. okay. thank you very much. it's been an absolutely rip roaring show. thank you very much who's been much for everybody who's been watching crucially and watching us, crucially and not the well. much the football as well. it is much appreciated. can i urge you to go and rewatch especially go back and rewatch especially the the hours? can the top of the hours? y

addressing school and college leaders, gillian keegan says she was shocked to hear about some people'stold gb news that her off the cuff comments at the q&a were meant to be light—hearted and not a threat of violence. >> i've heard from my own you know, my own constituency. people say i had i had recently actually a fantastic school i went into and they said they told me how the officer had, you know, they were ofsted experience had gone and i was shocked. i mean, i was actually shocked. i mean, i was actually shocked. i mean, i was actually shocked. i thought, if i'd shocked. i thought, god, if i'd have people, i'd have have met these people, i'd have probably them. they probably punched them. they were really to the us, where >> and finally, to the us, where defence have said defence officials have said tonight that there is no verifiable of ufo verifiable evidence of ufo sightings or extraterrestrial technology. that's in a new pentagon report. >> to date, arrow has found no verifiable evidence for claims that the us government or private companies have access to , or have been reve

this afternoon robert halfon, the minister that's number minister of state that's number two to gillian keegann minister. he also says he'll stand down as an mp at the next election. that makes the 63rd tory mp to makes him the 63rd tory mp to quit this parliament and lost more than 1 in 6 of the total number in james number elected in in 2019. james heappey, forces heappey, the armed forces minister, has also confirmed he has resigned. we are waiting. we're getting on my phone is buzzing now with the exchange letters between the prime minister and james heappey and with robert halfon. i think what's interesting about these two, they are known to our viewers, i think, and to listeners, they are both highly respected mps . robert halfon is respected mps. robert halfon is one of the original red tories. he fought that and won that seat in in harlow , widely respected in in harlow, widely respected for campaigning on fuel duty and the like .james heappey, armed the like. james heappey, armed forces minister for five years. very interesting to see john healey who is who is the shadow defence secre

we're nowjoined by the education secretary gillian keegan. good morning, thank you forjoining us.ely _ us. morning, jon. can we be clear, is this genuinely new _ us. morning, jon. can we be clear, is this genuinely new money - us. morning, jon. can we be clear, is this genuinely new money we i us. morning, jon. can we be clear, i is this genuinely new money we have not heard about before or is this money you have told us about before and you are now telling us how it will be spent? 26c} and you are now telling us how it will be spent?— will be spent? 260 in total but 850 million we are _ will be spent? 260 in total but 850 million we are announcing - will be spent? 260 in total but 850 million we are announcing today i will be spent? 260 in total but 850 million we are announcing today is| million we are announcing today is the last tranche which is going to be on free schools because we are trying to build more places. 60,000 more places which is a massive increase and it should meet most of the demand we are aware of. that is in stark contrast, under the last government, last la