of reform uk, ben habib.n , where are you at on this? mean, where are you at on this? some people are saying you got yourself into this mess. you know you'll get yourself out of it. i don't see why my taxpayer cash should be paying for you to inject yourself. just so you shut your gob. >> are you directing that? >> are you directing that? >> i was not directing that at you. >> i was speaking, speaking, generally speaking generally. i was hoping we were going to have some free samples and doughnuts. doughnuts, doughnuts, sandwiches are good. yeah. >> they did. they smell lovely . >> they did. they smell lovely. >> they did. they smell lovely. >> as somebody as somebody who's been on my own weight last year, and he's still on my own weight loss journey, i have huge sympathy for anyone who is going through it because it is immensely difficult, and it's one of those things that was still i get comments in public. i'll get somebody come up to me on a night out and say, you know, christ, you've, you know, put on we

michelle dewberry ben habib me. michelle dewberry ben habib and ella whelan rahman alongside me.irness, not entitlement. it's about looking after your neighbours and not exploiting them. valerie says . exploiting them. valerie says. for her, britishness is also about enterprise . as, philip about enterprise. as, philip says, being british means you respect all and you pay your tax without complaining and you say thank you. well thank you for your thoughts. an article stopped me in my tracks today. it was, long story short, suggesting that there's a lot of women now who have ended up in their 505. yes, their fantastic career, career women. but they are alone. they have no husband. they have no children. it sparked up a conversation about whether or not feminism has failed a generation. ella your thoughts? i think that it has, but not quite for the reasons petronella wyatt states . petronella wyatt states. >> i mean, women should be able to have it all or they should have be able to have it all in the same way that men do. and we still don't. whether it's abortion, access to aborti

a national anthem group will also perform, inshallah, habib's anthem group . and god willing, the end of this program will be the warm voice of zakir and the sincere poet of ahl al-bayt, hajj morteza taheri , who also led the speech in the house of maqam and eazm yesterday. i did. yes, very good. you mentioned habib's hymn group. give me an explanation about the hymn that you have now. you mention that this hymn is for the first time. it wants to be published. the mood of the martyrdom of shahr-e -zhordan and the communication that i had with him yesterday , we said that this hymn is going to be unveiled, god willing , and they will also welcome him, god willing, they will also be present and read poetry. let's stay on this path until our last breath and walk on the path of service to the martyrs, god willing, we have several other plans in mind, i will tell you, whatever we do, this the road is short, yes, especially the dear president, who was truly a servant of the people for a lifetime, and our duty is to respect his martyrdom , to honor and serve, god wil

i'll be joined by ben habib in the studio , the by ben habib in the studio, the deputy leader of the and after that, ireland has ordered 100 police officers to man the border after ministers claim migrants are flooding in from the uk. while the prime minister has said the uk won't accept returns of migrants. and now he has thrown down the gauntlet to the irish taoiseach, saying you're welcome to join the rwanda scheme. it's borderline chaos. will head to northern ireland for a full update on that and it's not april 1st, but after 100 years of talks, a tunnel could link europe to africa and it may be built by 2030, costing a whopping £6 billion. a tunnel from africa to europe . what from africa to europe. what could possibly go wrong? that's all coming up in your next hour. so it was a brutal night for the conservative party. will that transpire into a nightmare on downing street at the next election ? we'll be looking ahead election? we'll be looking ahead in this hour. to what? last night's results could mean for that campaign in particular, the legendary political pollster sir john

should offer candidates election to senior members of the reform party, such as the estimable ben habib of course, the one and only nigel farage. the sun's poll has today revealed that if nigel were to re—enter politics with the reform party, they would reach 16% in the polls just a smidgen just 5% behind the tories at 21. in the same poll, when putting these percentages together, it gets us to 37% to labour's 41. now it's not as simple as that, of course, and you know that. and it doesn't take into account. in addition, it would send such a clear message to the electorate of unity, of purpose. and the message here is that we've answered the question of what it means to be conservative. it means to be conservative. it means slashing net migration down to the tens of thousands , down to the tens of thousands, because every electoral mandate since 2010 has promised precisely this. it means stopping the small boats and securing our borders . it stopping the small boats and securing our borders. it means leaving the oppressive jurisdiction of the european court of human rights, because the

yesterday, the iran team with the composition of habib akbarzadeh, amir ali ghale nooi , won 2/0 in the third game against our country's team, which defeated australia and thailand in the previous two games. as the leader of the three-way group in the quarter-final stage, iran's team reached the semi-finals today new zealand will go from group four with iran two. he stayed away from saud for a long time. mba basketball continued with dallas advancing to the semifinals of the western conference. in the continuation of the elimination stage of this competition , dallas went to the los angeles clippers in its sixth game and defeated this team in the end 114-11. the sugs his three is good and carro spinning, taking and tinting, here's garlin vering through, banking it in, wogner finds carter, bancaro through the legs into the pace, the reverse and a review of some other news, table tennis competitions. gend's name was followed in saudi arabia, and our country's national team player naushad alamiyan competed and climbed to the main table with a 30-fold win over mohammad al-wayali, the world'

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, good to know, i think ben habib, good to see you this morning.u. thanks very much indeed. >> well , very you. thanks very much indeed. >> well, very interesting. >> well, very interesting. >> that is interesting . let's >> that is interesting. let's get nigel on the blower. >> i'd like to talk to nigel, because as you all know, he's decided to not stand as a candidate, but but in that letter yesterday, which we had in front of us, he said that he wanted to focus on the us election. is the us election more important than the uk? one? >> well, i would say no, not to us. >> us. >> well, i would say no, not to us. but it would be interesting to ask nigel that. so, nigel, if you're listening this morning, let's have a chat. >> i am also i am also intrigued that the as ben habib said, i am the deputy leader of reform uk and i had no idea nigel was planning to launch an election campaign next week. and last night nigel was saying i'm. i was fully geared up, ready to go and that's why the tories went early. >> yeah, that's, nigel's version of events, acc

habib moghadam. hello, reporter mohammad. the grieving nation of islamic iran, i am now on pasdaran street in birjand and wherever i am you see birjandi. the people of south khorasan came to this place from 5 o'clock in the morning to participate in the funeral ceremony of the martyred president as well as their representative in the assembly of leadership experts. when we talked to the people, they all said about mr. raisi's philanthropy and the great pain that he has left in the hearts of the people of the south . let me tell you that we only we don't have the people of birjand, the city, the villages, and even the border areas of south khorasan here. our compatriots from sistan baluchistan, semnan, kerman, isfahan and yazd are also here among us, and in this ceremony , they are widely and passionately, as you can see, until the end. they are present and in various ceremonies held in birjand, i am really like that. i had never seen such a crowd before, god willing, we will prepare reports from this ceremony and inform our d

the analysis will come later, but the divers have already assessed the actions of munir habib and muhammadaris. and they presented these lydias, do such flowers grow in your homeland? unfortunately, we don’t have such training, do we need such training or not? of course, as your proverb will say, seeing once is better than hearing 100 times, such training is very important, because without such training we will not imagine how it is possible to rescue from water through a helicopter. like most representatives of the syrian government arab republic and the ba'az party, supposedly this played a decisive role to emphasize the unity of the nation. on july 22 , 1987, on the soyuz tm-3 spacecraft, he went to the mir station, together with soviet cosmonauts viktorenko and aleksandrov, and almost immediately began to complain about his health; space nutrition in tubes could not replace traditional food for him. his general physical condition was simply somewhat difficult in the sense that for some time, for several days, one might say, he felt discomfort within himself. the space program for the f

semi-final stage of the fifth round of this competition today, the iran team with the composition of habib akbarzadeh, amirali qolenavid , won against australia and went to the final match. our country's team will play against lebanon in the final match at noon today. iran's national team is already away. the group of teams of thailand, vietnam, australia , hong kong and new zealand defeated and quota china's world competitions are also theirs. this tournament is hosted by roit thailand. gorgan municipality was the first team to reach the final match of the premier basketball league. gorgan municipality with the advantage against mahram in the third game of the stage. the semi-finals of the premier basketball league went to the final match. mustafa hashemi's 89 84 students passed ali arzoomandi's 100-year mark and qualified for the final game for the fourth year in a row . in the last minute we were up to 5. we were in control of the game. and i think we gave them a chance with our mistakes, humans they are not robots, they may make a mistake and that team made a mistake in that second, it

habib. nejad, secretary of the board of follow-up and implementation of the constitution , i say goodbye to you, and as we mentioned, today was an unfortunate day in the glorious history of the muslim nation of iran, and the noble people of iran, in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful. and the respected ayat makarem shirazi nouri. in separate messages, danani javadi ameli sobhani expressed their condolences to the nation and the leader of the islamic revolution for the martyrdom of khadim al-reza ayatollah dr. raisi and the accompanying delegation. ayatollah nouri hamadani said that the martyrdom was the reward of the president's sincere service, and his whole life was devoted to sincerity humility to serve the people and the revolution.

the crime in gaza in the music video of habib al-babi with the artist ehsan yassin, the singer of a work that was published and became the media after the al-aqsa storm, his excuse was the fear and hatred of this palestinian child, it was the fear of that child that he repeated this song in the first concert of ramadan in response david kim , a popular korean muslim singer, also joined the zionist crime here in palestine square a few days ago when hundreds of shrouds of children's corpses were arranged symbolically. ehsan yasin performed the symphony of the dead in this environmental show. in memory of 5 thousand children martyr in palestine. the scope of his works supporting the cause of palestine has now gone beyond the borders. the name of this style is essentially divine, mystical, international islamic. ehsan yassin is supposed to travel to other countries to read about the oppression of palestine. the oldest expert presenter and sports announcer of radio and television, who was in the hospital for some time due to illness, died an hour ago . we don't have anything to talk about spo

take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. have already assessed the actions of munir habibaris and presented these lines. do these flowers grow in your homeland? unfortunately we don't have it. are such trainings necessary or not? of course, as your conventional wisdom will say, seeing once is better than hearing 100 times. such training is very important, because without such training we will not imagine how to rescue from the water - through the return flight. muhammad faris was not an allawi, like most representatives of the government of the syrian arab republic and the baaz party. allegedly, this played a decisive role in emphasize the unity of the nation. on july 22 , 1987, on the soyuz tm-3 spacecraft, he went to the mir station together with soviet cosmonauts viktorenko and aleksandrov, and almost immediately began to complain about his health. space nutrition in tube. it could not replace traditional arab shawarma and falafel for him, his general physical condition was simply somewhat difficult in the sense that for some time, for several days, one might say, he fe

habib, the late habibullah askaraladi , had 19 votes in that box, and mr. seyed mahmoud mostafavi kashani, the son of ayatollah kashani, had 343 votes. the pahlavi period of the first qajar period of safavid and zandiyeh was also unveiled . this center has been moved. mr. dr. rajaei bokharai of ferdowsi university in a trip to europe to have a collection of microfilms of iranian manuscripts available. transfer to iran in european museums and libraries. a part of these microfilms is now in the possession of the eastern region of the country, and this microfilm is hef orang jami. currently , more than 285,000 files are stored in the eastern national library and documents center. mehdi rahnema of the mashhad holy broadcasting news agency. 8 iranian crew members of the siyadi vessel who were rescued by the pakistan coast guard earlier this year. in early april this year, in the waters of pakistan had suffered a fire near gwadar, and the coast guard of pakistan navy carried out a rescue operation and transferred 8 crew members to gwadar region , considering that

in the final match of this competition, the iranian team with the composition of habib akbarzadeh, amir ali qaleh , has faced the lebanese team before these thai teams. vietnam, australia de hong kong, new zealand and australia have defeated one side and quota he has also made china's world competition his own. this tournament is hosted by thailand. gorgan municipality was the first team to reach the final match of the premier basketball league. shahdari golgan reached the final match by winning against mehram in the third game of the semi-finals of the premier basketball league . mustafa hashemi's 89 84 students passed ali arzoomandi's 100-year mark and qualified for the final game for the fourth year in a row. in the last minute we were up to 5. the control of the game was in our hands and... i think we gave them the chance to win with our own mistakes, humans and robots. it's not possible for them to make a mistake and that team made a mistake in that second. arslan kazemi was also the best player on the field with 19 points and 18 rebounds. 20 to be in front of each other, be behind

on saturday , our country's team, with the composition of habib akbarzadeh, amir ali qala noi, defeated new zealand 2.0 and reached the semi-finals , and at this stage today , the iranian beach volleyball team will travel to the australian team in the group stage with three wins against the teams of vietnam, australia and thailand. the leader reached the 18th place, and at this stage, after defeating hong kong, he went to the quarter finals. an overview of some sports news below asian championship boxing matches hosted by gaza yesterday, seyed sadri mohshari and khalilzadeh won bronze necklaces in the omid category , they had already won the bronze medal in the youth category of soltani malek khattab. the football federation banned a controversial sepahan fan from entering all football stadiums for 10 years due to his insulting comments during the match with perez polis. also, the minister of sports and youth asked the president of the football federation to investigate the events and submit a report within a week to take the necessary measures for the permanent organization of the fans

the election assembly of the gymnastics federation will be held tomorrow, and zahra inche dargahi, habibabed haqdadi are the three approved candidates for the post of president of this federation. gabriel rajoub, the head of the football federation in a letter to mehdi taj, vice president of the asian football confederation, palestine expressed its appreciation for the efforts made to establish football justice at the world level and the proposal of the iranian football federation to fifa to suspend the zionist regime, and our time has ended. thank you very much. have a good evening. and god preserver in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. peace be upon you , dear viewers. we are at your service with the news at 18:00. palestine communications company announced the internet outage in the southern areas of the gaza strip following the attacks of the zionist regime. this company announced the efforts of its employees to connect the internet as soon as possible to be continued. last week, the zionist regime's war cabinet approved a ground attack on rafah in the south of

the teenagers of sarod habib and noor groups of tehran also made martyr shaheor a householder, leaving behind his zeal in our veins, this music video with a poem by qasim merchants, and with the efforts of the city of mowa, the hymn has been prepared and made in order to serve you. a week after the incident, hymns and songs are still being produced and published in memory of iran's servicemen to pay tribute to the martyred president , whose funeral ceremony also became an epic. mohsa khavari of sed and cima news agency remains because his name is the hope he breathed in hearts and souls. end of this news section. how can i help you? we can get the same color from the same hair. for the same price , you can have two hands of this muff model with the same color. i came to sarai taqfou to ask the same thing about the price of that refrigerator, which is very good, because there is a discount here and all the appliances here have a special discount in addition to the discounts of sarai irani. after that, when will these purchases reach us ? make any purchase now. the moment delivered to yo

mohammad amin kazemi saeed, there is a martyr daoud zaree, there is a martyr haj reza daghikian, there is habibrahimi, too, mashaallah, statistics from some defense groups holy title of the book. this year, we brought 6 titles of these books, which are new and published by us, and they are presented for the first time in the exhibition. can you name our six? the book is our newest book. it has rained, written by mr. ahmad yusufzadeh , our other book is a book called topic classification of speech we have a collection of the published works of martyr soleimani. we publish martyr soleimani's speeches one by one under the name of the collection because this year we brought one and two . there is a strong speech among the commanders of the irgc and among the imams of the congregations. fahd narration publications we have about 300 book titles. this year, alhamdulillah, we were able to participate in this exhibition with 250 of these 300 titles . there are 14 books that will enter the exhibition for the first time, which are not from last year and our new production and last year . there are also st

there is hajireza daghikian, there is habib rahimi, there are many too, mashallah, statistics from somewe brought 30 book titles to the holy defense booths this year , 6 of which are our new and published books and they will be presented in the exhibition for the first time. can you name the title? our newest book is the book "it rained" written by mr. ahmad yusufzadeh. another book we have is a book called thematic classification of speeches published by shahid soleimani , we have a collection, we publish the speaker. martyr soleimani , one by one, in the name of the collection, because this year we brought one and two strong speeches from the commanders of the irgc and among the imams of the congregations. fahad's narrative publishing house has about 300 book titles, and this year, alhamdulillah, we were able to participate in this exhibition with 250 of these 300 titles . the books that are actually entering the exhibition for the first time are 14 of them, which were not last year's and were newly produced and last year's. we also have statistics on the acceptance rate of the reader

semi-final stage of the fifth round of this competition today, the iran team with the composition of habib akbarzadeh amirali qolenavid won against australia and went to the final match. in the final match against lebanon at noon today, our country's team defeated iran's national team before

in the music video of habib elbi. with the artistry of singer ehsan yasin. the work that was published after the al-aqsa storm and was published in the media, the excuse was the fear of this palestinian child, the fear of that child who really did not know, that is , i was looking at the world from that child's point of view, where there are people in front of his eyes, he sees so many crimes , people have houses fall into pieces and are destroyed he repeated this song in the first ramadan concert in response to the crime. here in palestine square a few months ago when hundreds of shrouds of children's bodies were symbolically arranged. in this environmental show, ehsan yasin performed the symphony of the killed, in memory of 5 thousand martyred children. in palestine, the scope of his works of support for the cause of palestine has now gone beyond the borders, the name of this style is divine, mystical, islamic, and international in nature. the tunisian television program appeared and performed zulfafali program , ehsan yassin is going to travel to other co

which will be held in thailand with the presence of 32 teams, the iranian team with the composition of habib akbarzadeh, amir ali ghalenoi , won 2/0 against vietnam 1 in its third game , which had defeated australia and thailand in its previous two games. the leader of the group iran's team became the quarterfinalist. one will go to new zealand to reach the semi-finals today, from group four, iran's teammates, two from saud to the next round. thank you for your company today, saturday , may 15th, shawwal and may 4th, in tehran , sunset at 1854 hours, azad maghrib at 193 minutes and midnight. shahri at 23:14. thank you very much for your company. have a nice day . god bless you. the iranian coach, sharaf iran, has a telegram channel and plays across the country. why are you setting prices this month? your question is an interesting question. you are a football manager. we don't want any kind of treatment. we don't agree, higher, higher, or higher today , in the name of allah, may allah be merciful to the people of iran, hello , welcome to higher. well, with the end of the school year and the

competition, which was held at the home of thailand, an hour ago, the iranian team with the combination of habibarzadeh and amir ali qolhi won against lebanon in two consecutive sets and became the champion of asia. before this, our country's team had defeated the teams of thailand, vietnam, australia, hong kong, new zealand and australia and won the quota of china's world competition. gorgan municipality hosted the final match of the premier basketball league. in the framework of the semi-final stage of this competition yesterday evening, the teams of gorgan municipality and mehram of tehran faced each other for the third time in the city of quds. that in the end. mustafa hashemi's students won the municipal team with a score of 89-84 and went to the final match with a total of 3-0. in the same framework, this evening, the two teams of tehran's bayateh and isfahan's zabanah are competing in the azadi basketball hall . and some short sports news. the saudi international table tennis competitions were followed and cheered. it made it to the top 32 with a 32-point advantage against an opponent fro

there is martyr dawood zaree, there is martyr haj there is reza daghikian, there is habib rahimi , there is a lot, masha allah , we brought 30 book titles this year, 6 of which are new and published by us. nadir fed publishing house has about 300 book titles, and this year , alhamdulillah, we were able to participate in this exhibition with 250 of these 300 titles . the number of books that are actually entering the exhibition for the first time is 14. publishers of defense books holy, from the words of a person in qarfa, at least two-thirds of women buy books, one-third of men buy books . this may be partly due to the fact that men are more busy . there were more women, more than 50 publishers published works of holy defense in the tehran book fair. ahmad askari, secretary of the jamiat national youth award of sed and sima news agency, said that more than 20 works were selected among the 4,000 works sent to the secretariat of this award. informed. the winners of this event in eight categories. various will be introduced on may 29. saim the reason for holding this early press conference

you were on avenue habib bourguiba in tunis, you were surrounded by crowds who were all chanting andthis happened. she sings in arabic. we are seeing you there, singing, with a candle lit in front of you, and to the crowds. when you watch it, how do you feel about that moment now? i've always felt, um, kind of distant because ijust...me, i just remember the tension, and ijust remember that it wasn't all friendly around me, actually. they didn't really want music there. so it was like a good mix of informations and emotions, which makes it really interesting, which is also very much what was happening at that moment. um... you were nervous? i was very nervous, yes. i'm very shy, in fact. but more than that, you were saying people didn't want music. your music was banned at the time. were you nervous about what would happen to you? i wasn't nervous about what would happen to me. i don't think i've ever been nervous about what would happen to me. but i feel that when you start singing, you bring something that's completely different and very, very fragile, and i think that's what i was

show , when jacob jacob rees—mogg show, when jacob would say that richard tice nigel farage and ben habibthe reform party, of course, should be welcomed into the tory party tonight , the dons of the party tonight, the dons of the rise, the godfathers of the riots, jacob rees—mogg and nigel farage, will dramatically meet in this studio. could this be the breakthrough the political right has been waiting for to dons two godfathers coming together? or has the plan got no legs? will it end up sleeping with the fishes? that's all coming up on this show. get in touch. the usual ways. gbnews.com forward slash your say. but first is your headlines andifs say. but first is your headlines and it's aaron armstrong . and it's aaron armstrong. >> very good afternoon to you. it's 3:02 i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. well as you've just been hearing slovakia's prime minister robert fico has been shot following a government meeting in handlova , a town meeting in handlova, a town outside the capital bratislava. this is the moment the prime minister was bundled into the car after being shot. witne

ben habib, thank you very much. i did here. now moving on. locals in the irish town of clonmel are fighting back against the construction of a migrant centre. fantastic story on martin daubney on gb news brittin's news channel. >> join me. camilla tominey every sunday at 9.30. when i'll be interviewing the key players in british politics and taking them to task. this report basically says that he's not fit to stand trial. with an upcoming election looming over westminster, now is the time for clear, honest answers . i agree, clear, honest answers. i agree, and that's precisely what i'll get is he indecisive? incompetent? that's the camilla tominey show at 930 every sunday on gb news, the people's channel on gb news, the people's channel, britain's election . channel. >> welcome back. your time is 526. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now is the netherlands on the verge of a huge row with the european union? well, after six months of political wrangling right wing dutch politician geert wilders has outlined a

the hosts dispatched the opponent, within 10 minutes after the break hassan al-habib and his nigerianlleague savior godouin scored two goals into the goal. shortly before the end of the match, ronaldo a yellow card was shown. and in the end , the outcome of the match was decided by the same brozovic’s goal. already in added time. 3:2 victory for alnasr, and cristiano wrote on his social network: “never give up.” professional white racers and novice athletes took part in the moscow sports cup in extreme sports. details from igor prudnikov. exciting flights, breathtaking stunts and the whole sea. emotions bmx or bicycle motocross is entertainment and drive combined with the highest technical skill of the riders. at the moscow sports cup they competed in passing steep turns. representatives of various age categories, a very good sport, technical, and it develops your life, you can say it’s an incentive to be the first to really strive for victory, i’ve been practicing for 4 years, i saw my brother skating and started asking my parents for me to start . i also went to this cycling event,

ben habib yes or no? >> absolutely no. it's rubbish . >> absolutely no.h. >> charlie rowley yes or no? no. and, denis macshane . and, denis macshane. >> yes. >> yes. right. >> yes. right. so >> yes. right. so that's >> yes. right. so that's even stevens. well, i cast mine. no, i'll leave it to you at home. thank you so much for your thoughts. lovely to have you. denis macshane. ben habib, bill rammell and also charlie peters. great to have your company. right. so what do you think at home? gbnews.com/yoursay coming up. we'll continue with this great british debate. i'm asking, does sir keir starmer's immigration plan get your vote? my immigration plan get your vote? my panel will be live to discuss, but first, let's get your latest news with . aaron. your latest news with. aaron. >> hi there. it's 432. i'm aaron armstrong, the dutch contestants are being kicked out of the eurovision song contest. the european broadcasting union says joost kleine will not compete in the grand final , while swedish the grand final, while swedish police investigate a complai

every senior reform party person i talked to, richard tice ben habib , the richard tice ben habib, they president, nigel farage and so on. everybody basically says the same thing. there will not be a deal between the two parties. now, why do they say that? because of the memory of 2019, when they made that deal with boris johnson , and then with boris johnson, and then they got record immigration and out of control borders , but they out of control borders, but they shouldn't do the deal because the policies are quite different and reform are sort of uber conservative. >> conservatives aren't. now, when people were asked about labour's six pledges. so what was that? the sticking to tough spending nhs waiting lists, border security command, small boats and so on and so forth. people weren't really that impressed by them. no, absolutely. >> so what we've got , i think, >> so what we've got, i think, are two conversations going on in the country. we've sort of swi in the country. we've sort of sw1 westminster conversation, which is labour's got itself together . we can trust labour. toget

a spokesman said he and habib had not discussed the f-16 deliveries because they believe if there is a cease fear, the deliveries will resume. others called td an justified attempt to pressure izareal. >> an american president pushing israel for a cease-fire, israel resisting those calls, the president withholding transfers of military equipment to try to get israel to agree. does it sound familiar? president biden has dispatched negotiators to try to broker a cease-fire agreement between netanyahu and his government. those talks have stalled and netanyahu is threatening a full invasion of rafah, where most palestinians are sheltering. and so president biden like president reagan before him is threatening to with hold weapons shipments to israel. >> civilians have been killed in gaza as a consequence of those bombs and other ways in which they go after population centers. if they go into rafah, i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah, to deal with the cities, to deal with that problem. >> republicans wasted no time in pouncing on the presiden

ben habib knew next week.t? >> the whole point is, if you're if you're looking at thinking of something and you haven't confirmed it, you keep it within a very, very tight circle of information. >> it's not even his deputy leader. >> you keep it. you keep it in a very tight circle. >> okay? we have to leave it there. richard tice, the leader of reform uk. thank you very much for joining of reform uk. thank you very much forjoining us. great sport here in westminster. we get lots more on the general election campaign on our website and thanks to you. gbnews.com is the fastest growing national news website in the country. it's got the breaking news and all the brilliant analysis you've come to expect from us here @gbnews now it's the great british giveaway now and your chance to win £20,000 cash in time for the summer. and of course , it's all summer. and of course, it's all tax free. what? you spend that wonga on a dream holiday or get the garden done, or perhaps even treat the family or the kids well. you have

ben habib this morning digging at nigel farage.t of discontent within the reform party ? a bit of disappointment, party? a bit of disappointment, perhaps, that nigel decided not to stand. i mean, i can only speak personally. there's no there's been no expectation from, from the ppc that i'm in touch with, i mean, it's obviously a personal decision from nigel, nigel is an extraordinary campaigner. you know, he's still , my know, he's still, my understanding is he's still going to, you know, campaign for reform and be involved in events around the country , let's let's around the country, let's let's see what happens. >> i mean, david, nigel is saying he's he's claiming that, rishi sunak made this decision to call this snap election because he'd caught wind of nigel planning to stand in a, in a week or so. that was the plan, is that what you heard too? do you, do you think that's why rishi sunak decided to call this election , i i've got no insight election, i i've got no insight into that at all. i mean, it's the first i heard of. i

so ben habib said, well, i knew nothing about that and i'm the deputy leader of the party.ng to launch a campaign next week and was really very dismissive of what nigel was saying. and i wonder if that's. yeah, trouble at mill. >> yeah, that is really interesting, isn't it, i mean, i think if there's one thing that the conservatives have done right with, launching the election early is wrong footing reform, you know, otherwise reform, you know, otherwise reform would have been a massive threat. i mean, it probably still is a big threat to be considered considering they're still climbing in the polls. but the fact that you can basically wrong foot nigel farage and say, make him say that he's not going to run. i mean, if the plans were that planned out, he probably wouldn't have said he's not running, so he probably would be just be running now anyway, but i think it's not just nigel farage, but reform candidates in other parts of the country which who don't who aren't prepared enough or selected. and i think the conservatives have managed to see off that threat relatively ef

well, ben habib, deputy leader of reform, said, i knew nothing about that and how odd that if you hadlanned, putting yourself forward just in a week that you would suddenly drop that. i think the truth is that he doesn't want his pride to be hurt by the fact that he would almost certainly lose, but i'm sorry, i don't respect him for that. i think that shows a lack of principle that he stood for parliament like seven times and lost. >> yes, but so he doesn't want to lose again. so he wants to save face. well, he did it seven times. >> he must be a sucker for punishment. >> why do you an eighth time? is there not an argument to argue in defence of nigel? is there not an argument to say i am nigel farage? i'm going to go to the united states of america to work with my friend donald trump and try and get a uk, us trade deal for britain that we really need to succeed in. a post—brexit britain is there not an argument that he wants to make sure that relations between the uk and the us stay good when there's a trump presidency in a potential keir starmer prime minister? but that's the point,

habib, the deputy leader of reform, and geoff birch as well business guru and author.e to you first. can can you try to sell this policy, please? because it does seem i don't know, i can see some holes in it. so just try and sell it. please >> okay. well there are 2.9 million foreign workers in the united kingdom at the moment working on, you know , visas, working on, you know, visas, working on, you know, visas, work permits. and that is roughly 10% of the british workforce. and if we were to levy an extra 6% on employers, national insurance, that would earn assuming employers didn't change their behaviour, £4 billion per annum for the exchequer, which over five years would equate to the 20 billion that richard was talking about. but the point about the policy is not to earn 20 billion for the exchequer. what? it's what it's there to do, which taxes and regulations are used by government habitually to do is to change behaviour , to give to change behaviour, to give business an incentive, not to recruit from abroad, but to wean themselves off cheap imported labour and

minister, with boris johnson probably returning as foreign secretary and welcoming the likes of ben habibchard tice into our party, as well as pursuing genuinely conservative policies, winning the next election suddenly becomes within reach. well, this was the response of the policing minister, chris philp, when asked about my suggestion. >> i didn't see that suggestion from from jacob, who the prime minister brings into the government is up to him. my job is to is to fight crime and support the police, and that's what i'm busy doing. >> but it didn't take long. rather bizarrely, for the liberal democrats to call for my suspension from the conservative party while calling for a strategy to help my party win the next election would constitute grounds for suspension isn't entirely clear. probably the lib dems are frit, to use lady thatcher's word of so powerful and electoral force, but without indulging in the electoral woes of the lib dems any further, i would like to reassert my suggestion that this plan is the clearest road map to an electoral victory for toryism. the reform uk electoral

but ben habib joins me first. ben, is this a u—turn from reform uk?—turn, first of all, first of all, we heard that you had a net zero immigration policy. a policy of what was almost implied to be a cap. have you ditched that policy? no, not at all. in favour of a new one? >> no, this this policy sits alongside that policy. this is an economic incentive . look, an economic incentive. look, taxes and regulations imposed by government achieve a number of things. one of them is to direct behaviour within the economy and within our society . and what within our society. and what we're trying to do is direct british employers away from their addiction. as richard put it , on cheap their addiction. as richard put it, on cheap imported labour towards upskilling people in this country, employing people in this country and indeed automating so that the massive productivity problem that we've had over the last ten, 15 years goes away, and that wages can rise, that people can be more prosperous and that people. and as wages rise , people leave, you as wages rise

. >> a lot of you are saying that ben habib is currently talking at the reform conference.of that conference with richard tice , conference with richard tice, the deputy leader of reform there, talking about the immigration figures. >> and they're also, i gather, going to be at the press conference. ann widdecombe. i don't know why they don't use ann whittaker more. i have to tell you, i've been mates with her for 20 odd years since 97, when she took on michael howard and accused him of you of lying when he was home secretary. very brave she was to do that. and i'm a big fan of hers, and i think she cuts through to people. i think people get what she says, and she's very honest and very straight. but they hardly ever use her. >> i used to not be a fan of ann widdecombe, but like so many things in the last four years, i've completely revised my opinion on that as well . now, opinion on that as well. now, i quite like women of a certain age to give them a clipboard and age to give them a clipboard and a pot of tea. i think they could change the world. and ann widdecombe is on

ben habib was rubbishing that theory this morning.ipline within reform perhaps isn't all that. and what you really need in a general election campaign is message discipline. is everyone singing from the same hymn sheet message discipline. is everyone given a great offer in america. and again, he's one of the most consequential politicians of our and again, he's one of the most and have an even greater impact. >> he could . and there's also >> he could. and there's also stats out today showing that, reform could take quite a lot of the vote in key areas , which the vote in key areas, which will not be music to the ears of the tories, but also with all the tories, but also with all the election gossip is, of course, jeremy corbyn, the former leader, labour leader expelled from the party could he win as an independent in islington north? he's been there for 40 years. could he win without a red rosette ? that's without a red rosette? that's the question. >> it is extraordinary. it took until today , this morning for until today, this morn

minister, with boris johnson probably returning as foreign secretary and welcoming the likes of ben habibd tice into our party, as well as pursuing genuinely conservative policies. i don't think paris wants to come back as foreign secretary. i think boris wants to come back as leader and prime minister also. >> jacob, are there no women? is there not a single woman in that in that area that you think would make a good job? i'm sorry that just it just really struck me there. all right. let us know your thoughts this morning. gbnews.com/yoursay first though, the very latest news with karen armstrong . armstrong. >> all right. good morning. it's a minute past ten. i'm aaron armstrong, the policing minister says new technology will help tackle knife crime. the government believes its investment of £3.5 million in developing technology will help police detect suspects carrying knives from a distance. just over half £1 million is going to be given to the met to fund four more vans equipped with live facial recognition cameras to policing, minister chris philp told gb news. >> it will make our s

. >> well, joining us now is deputy leader of reform uk, ben habib.d to see you this morning ben. what is your assessment of what we've seen so far. >> well a lot of it was quite predictable wasn't it. you know conservatives losing seats across the country, labour picking up seats, lib dems , picking up seats, lib dems, greens picking up some council seats. and but the by—election in blackpool south being lost by the conservatives going to laboun the conservatives going to labour. turnout down right across the country. i think that's one of the big stories actually, which isn't spoken about. perhaps as much as it should be. the electorate sitting on its hands really not interested in coming out for either of what i call the two legacy parties. and you know, the real challenge, i think at the real challenge, i think at the general election coming from here is getting people to come out and vote and getting them to believe that there is something for which to vote. and, you know, i hope reform uk can get its message across in that respect, i know it wou

i was surprised by the way that ben habib seemed to going quite hard on nigel farage today, talking aboutr who's prepared to stay the course. i suspect. i mean, i don't know, i haven't spoken to either of them in recent days , either of them in recent days, but i suspect that both ben habib and richard tice will be disappointed, actually, that nigel farage is not joining the battle lines. i wouldn't be at all surprised if richard tyson had been happy to hand over the leadership in the build up to an autumn election to farage. and indeed, there's been speculation that one of the reasons that sunak went earlier than many, if not all of us anticipated was because of the fear of farage coming back. so if we look at this, if we pan out and look at this, if we pan out and look at this in the big picture, this is unquestionably really good news or relatively good news. in a bleak picture for rishi sunak and the conservatives, because although nigel farage might well have lost the seat, that he might have run in himself, he's a fantastically effective campaigner. and to have had him spearheading

minister, with boris johnson probably returning as foreign secretary and welcoming the likes of ben habibur party, as well as pursuing genuinely conservative policies , winning conservative policies, winning the next election suddenly becomes within reach. >> i, to be honest, i look, i was i was busy playing my own show, so i didn't actually see him say that live. but it's quite astonishing, actually, for a conservative mp to come out and say that, nigel. >> well, not just a conservative mp, but, you know, one that's held high office and, and also is held in high regard , amongst is held in high regard, amongst the conservative party membership. it is an extraordinary thing to say. but jacob, play a bit of supertramp , jacob, play a bit of supertramp, their top track is called dreamer, and it's just not it's just not going to happen because rishi is not bold. he has no leadership whatsoever. and the truth is that the vast majority of conservative mps are social democrat , one nation careerists. democrat, one nation careerists. they have no courage . they have they have no courage. they ha