so this is the title reads the grinch reeves steals 45% of your donations, says charities. h, basically this is the stories she's been dubbed the rachel reeves has been dubbed the christmas grinch because they've said in a new report, £0.45 in every pound donated to charity will now effectively go to the government, which is so again, whenever you get these numbers, it's not it's always an effective tax, isn't it? so when you're when you're sort of saying this is due to the national insurance raid, that will add an extra 1.4 billion to wage bills in the already struggling voluntary sector. so this is obviously quite sad. i think also, if you're taking away £0.45, you've also got to think charities don't give 100% even without this to their causes. there's also operational costs. you're lucky depending if some charities are non—profit or not. so it just goes to highlight that you think charities, if they are going to towards the right causes, should be tax free. but that sadly doesn't seem to be the case. >> well why? >> well why? >> sadly, because i think the idea about char

the grinch reeves steals 45% of your donations, say charities. and finally, the daily star.y, ronnie kray killed marilyn monroe. well, we'll find out maybe some details on that, but let's start with the sun. lewis. >> hello there, stephen allen, how are you? >> i'm very well, thank you. we did talk to each other as the memory gone already. no, you didn't talk. >> you were over here. i was over there. people don't know that. you didn't say anything you used to say. lewis, what are you used to say. lewis, what are you up to? and then i'd realise that backstage. >> i know, i know what happened today. steve, you want to talk about what's happened today? lewis? >> he doesn't do that. no, we don't want to talk about what's happened today. that's my own. how are you doing, lewis? i'm not doing. i'm not doing that. well, adam, it's the christmas . well, adam, it's the christmas. >> you've done that once you p0p, >> you've done that once you pop, you can't stop. here we go. >> anyway. but this is. this is in the sun on sunday. five dead, including child. this is horrible news. free t

so coming up is rachel reeves the christmas grinch. i've got to pull up on x because after going after pensioners, farmers, businesses, she's now gone after charities after it was revealed that her budget tax grab means £0.45 in every pound donated to charity will now effectively go to the government. my pull up on x will ask you that question is rachel reeves the christmas grinch? cast a vote now and in the interview i'll be speaking to a waspi woman, kim raisi, after it was revealed this week that the labour government will not hand compensation to those affected. and she also has huge concerns over illegal migration. she lives on the kent coast, then, in minimal diversity and inclusion. the drive that the chancellor has been urged to drop could cost the city an estimated £1 billion. we will discuss that, but also clickbait this anti. keir starmer parody song, which has reached number one in the download charts. but the bbc is refusing to play it. let's do it here now have a listen. it'll be freezing this christmas while keir starmer

meanwhile, over here, rachel reeves is dubbed the ganh rachel reeves is dubbed the grinch of christmas as it's revealed 45% of your charity donations. yours. remember, go straight to the government. reports also suggest a new grocery tax aimed at achieving net zero targets is set to cost british households up to 1.4 billion annually. merry christmas to one and all. and if you're thinking of escaping planes, trains and automobiles, passengers face a last minute scramble to find travel alternatives as mass cancellations continue havoc up and down the country. have you been able to make it home for christmas? are you just going to give up, sit and watch me on telly? it's much better idea and a bridge over troubled water. nigel farage has offered his services to our new us ambassador, lord mandelson, who's been described as a moron by one of trump's top aides. just how important is the reform uk leader going to be over these next four years? hello? yes, i am dawn neesom and this is the weekend. and yes, i do appreciate i do look like a brussels sprout. okay, it's a slightly sparkly brussel

yesterday, rachel reeves was called the grinch for raiding charities and adding £56 in net zero taxes all of our grocery bills. well, today, the chancellor's nightmare before christmas continues as business leaders warn of growth flatlining, labour promised stability. instead, are we sliding towards recession and reform uk's new treasurer, billionaire nick candy, there with nigel farage, says that elon musk is just one of a number of billionaires queuing up to donate to the insurgent party. candy is claiming that british politics will undergo disruption like we have never seen before. could 2025 be the year of the reform revolution? and that's all coming up in your next hour. was the show always a pleasure to have your company breaking news in the last hour? sir keir starmer? guess what? he's going abroad again. jet set. starmer never here. keir will be not here in the new year taking a well—earned break. it must be exhausting having more air miles than richard branson. anyway, the prime minister is taking off again for another holiday. does he deserve it or should he be back in brita

rachel reeves, the chancellor, has been called a christmas grinch because it's been revealed that her budget means that £0.45 in every pound that you donate to charity is effectively going to the taxman, and the cost of the green dream. >> a new grocery tax designed to achieve the government's net zero targets will push up household shopping bills by a whopping £1.4 billion a year in britain's rural capital of food. >> guess where that is.7 bakers >> guess where that is? bakers are working tirelessly, tirelessly to ensure that every dinner table has a traditional pork pie for christmas day. our reporter, will hollis, has been meeting the communities, making them, and as animal rights campaigners target festive trail hunts, we are asking today should we ban the activity? >> the dust up in the desert did not disappoint. tyson fury failed in his bid for revenge against undisputed world heavyweight champion oleksandr usyk, losing on a unanimous decision in riyadh. we'll have all the reaction from a thrilling contest throughout the morning. >> good morning. it's a cold and blustery day for