starmer's own wife, according to guido fawkes, was pictured at the anti—trump march in london, supposedly children. and keir starmer let a load of labour staffers go and campaign directly for kamala harris . he and campaign directly for kamala harris. he even slammed boris johnson for being endorsed by trump. in fact, he said that that made boris unfit to be prime minister. but now he's all smiles as the closest of allies, the uk and us, will continue to work together to protect our shared values of freedom and democracy, and having having had dinner with president elect trump just a few weeks ago, i look forward to working with him in the years to come . that in the years to come. that dinner with trump is going to become the new. my dad was a toolmaker, isn't he? you can see that coming a mile off. but our home secretary, yvette cooper , home secretary, yvette cooper, said of some trump remarks these aren't just harmless rants from aren't just harmless rants from a sad man in his bedroom. this is the bully pulpit of the most powerful man on the planet broadcast to millions of people. he

, senior reporter at guido fawkes, ellie wheatley. and what do you reckon is going on here , then? reckon is going on here, then? bruv, bruv, bruv . bruv, bruv, bruv. just who is responsible for the jaguar rebrand controversy? find out next. >> ben. thank you. good evening. it's just gone . 9:00. these are it's just gone. 9:00. these are your headlines. irish mma fighter conor mcgregor has said he intends to appeal after women who said he raped her won a civil claim for damages. nikita haaland has been awarded £206,000. however, she has lost her lawsuit against conor mcgregor's friend james lawrence, who she also accused of raping her in a dublin hotel in 2018. mr mcgregor posted on x saying he was disappointed with the verdict and would appeal, while miss hand spoke outside court saying the weeks of her civil case against the fighter have been a nightmare. >> my mom and all my family and friends. lastly, i want to thank my daughter freya, who i'm most grateful for. she has given me so much strength and courage over the last six years

it's been reported by the excellent guido fawkes website that the chancellor , rachel that the chancellorhel reeves, lied on her cv , claiming reeves, lied on her cv, claiming to have been an economist at halifax bank. when it turns out she worked in the complaints department. well, getting angry complaints is something she'll need to get used to given her be the king of the political to be the king of the political jungle. but we start with my big opinion . good evening . oh, dear. opinion. good evening. oh, dear. it's been reported by the excellent guido fawkes website that the chancellor , rachel that the chancellor, rachel reeves, lied on her cv , claiming reeves, lied on her cv, claiming to have been an economist at halifax bank. when it turns out she worked in the complaints department. well, getting angry complaints is something she'll need to get used to given her budget for growth has proved about as unpopular as a prince andrew backstage meet and greet . andrew backstage meet and greet. after all, rachel reeves has enraged 10 million pensioners by axing their winter fuel payment

i'm delighted to welcome journalist at the political website guido fawkes. wheatley , veteran writer ellie wheatley, veteran writer and broadcaster nina mishcon and the former executive editor of the former executive editor of the news of the world, neil wallis . ellie, great to see you. wallis. ellie, great to see you. welcome back to the show. >> thank you for having me, mark. >> i'm worried about these dogs. what do we do about them? >> i know it's terrifying. >> i know it's terrifying. >> i know it's terrifying. >> i have to say, when i see these sort of dogs on the street, i do walk across to the other side of the pavement, you i do walk across to the other side of the pavement , you know, side of the pavement, you know, because i think it's terrifying. and also when you have these owners 1501 00:09:50,240 --> 00:0

to the big stories of the day, my top pundits this evening, journalist at the political website guido fawkes, ellie wheatley, veteran writer and broadcaster nina myskow and the former executive editor of the former executive editor of the news of the world, neil wallis. so lots to get through, folks. two hours of big opinion, big debates and big entertainment. first of all, my big opinion. we've got a deal with those xl bully dogs and i've got a solution straight after the headlines and someone whose bark is far worse than her bite. sophia wenzler. >> mark. thank you. it's just gone 9:00. these are your headunes gone 9:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. kemi badenoch has said hate crime laws must be reviewed to protect free speech. after police launched an investigation into a journalist into a journalist over a tweet. in an interview with the telegraph newspaper, the conservative leader said it was absolutely wrong for the police to visit any journalist's home simply because they had expressed an opinion. alison pearson is under investigation by essex police for allegedly st

it's been reported by the excellent guido fawkes website that the chancellor , rachel that the chancellorhel reeves, lied on her cv , claiming reeves, lied on her cv, claiming to have been an economist at halifax bank. when it turns out she worked in the complaints department. well, getting angry complaints is something she'll need to get used to given her budget for growth has proved about as unpopular as a prince andrew backstage meet and greet . andrew backstage meet and greet. after all, rachel reeves has enraged 10 million pensioners by axing their winter fuel payments. enraged farmers with an inheritance tax raid and enraged business with a hike on employer national insurance contributions, which the boss of deutsche bank this week called a payroll tax, which may lead to 100,000 workers facing unemployment. but apart from the terrible policies, starmer and reeves great crime is actually talking down the economy with doom and gloom. pre—budget all for political purposes and claims of a £20 billion black hole which is proving more elusive than the loch ness monster. all this negativit

. >> well and this week the website guido fawkes has discovered that rachel reeves, the chancellor's has wiped that word . economist. has wiped that word. economist. yes, from that particular job and changed to it retail, retail, retail banking, working in retail banking. >> yes. and it must be a bit careful. and i mean, rachel reevesis careful. and i mean, rachel reeves is a very, very bright, sharp lady. i don't suspect she was sort of sitting there in a counter of some branch somewhere, sort of saying to people as they came in, you know, can i help you with your mortgage? i don't think it was that , but it mortgage? i don't think it was that, but it wasn't quite at the level that had been expected or had been talked of before. you've got to be dreadfully careful these days. everybody will catch you out at the slightest thing. if you get that, get a line wrong about your history. >> you do have to be careful, but especially if you're the chancellor of the exchequer who , chancellor of the exchequer who, frankly, has been picked up on on various indiscretions before the wikipedia co