jacob rees mogg. does _ to be standing. jacob rees mogg. does my— to be standing. jacob rees mogg.ve a cap on the — it would be a good idea to have a cap on the number coming in? —— does my right— cap on the number coming in? —— does my right honourable friend. in my right honourable friend. practical my right honourable friend. in practical terms, my right honourable friend. in practicalterms, managing my right honourable friend. in practical terms, managing a cap is difficult, we would want to make sure that we are being as generous as possible to people who contribute to our society and to our economy and recognise that not every single individual, the difference between a child that we can't as one person against a cat kick cap or an investor may bring a huge number of jobs, they are not the same and we want to make the difference between the two. , ., ., want to make the difference between thetwo. want to make the difference between the two-_ as - want to make the difference between the two-_ as a i the two. dame diana johnson. as a home secretary — the two. dame diana johnson

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on >> it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.ight, the home secretary today announced fresh measures to slash mass migration numbers by a supposed 300,000. everything from reducing foreign health care visas dependence to increasing thresholds to £38,700. but the question is , £38,700. but the question is, will it be enough? and speaking of mass migration, we know that the bulk of those entering the uk are students, but as it emerges , universities are emerges, universities are offering master's degrees for £25,000 in queer middle east politics. is it time to crack down on mickey mouse degrees ? down on mickey mouse degrees? and has britain got too fat? analysis has suggested obesity is set to cost the taxpayer that's you and me , nearly £100 that's you and me, nearly £100 billion a year. but the nanny staters are out and about calling for smoking style restrictions on junk food and they must be stopped at. a bill is set to be presented to the house of commons amending the titles deprivation act of 1917, which would strip the duke

jacob rees—mogg. weather. i'm back on monday at 8:0(been jacob rees—mogg. weather. nday at 8:0(been said. thezs—mogg. weather. i'm back on monday at 8:0(been said. the nationjg. weather. i'm back on monday at 8:0(been said. the nation and has been said. the nation and somerset, always, will be somerset, as always, will be glorious. there now. >> a brighter outlook boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar of weather on . gb news. >> hi there , it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there, it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's going to be breezy, increasingly so across northern parts of the uk over the next 24 hours. patchy cloud carried in on that breeze , cloud carried in on that breeze, but with lighter winds and clearer spells further south. we're going to see a chilly night now . high pressure is night now. high pressure is building in from the south, but that's not going to lead to entirely conditions across that's not going to lead to entiuk' conditions across that's not going to lead to entiuk because|ditions across that's not going

jacob rees—mogg. weather. i'm back on monday at 8:0(been jacob rees—mogg. weather. nday at 8:0(been said. thezs—mogg. weather. i'm back on monday at 8:0(been said. the nationjg. weather. i'm back on monday at 8:0(been said. the nation and has been said. the nation and somerset, always, will be somerset, as always, will be glorious. there now. >> a brighter outlook boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar of weather on . gb news. >> hi there , it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there, it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's going to be breezy, increasingly so across northern parts of the uk over the next 24 hours. patchy cloud carried in on that breeze , cloud carried in on that breeze, but with lighter winds and clearer spells further south. we're going to see a chilly night now . high pressure is night now. high pressure is building in from the south, but that's not going to lead to entirely conditions across that's not going to lead to entiuk' conditions across that's not going to lead to entiuk because|ditions across that's not going

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.onight cop cop out the new deal crafted by world leaders working towards the end of fossil fuels was passed at lightning speed. a perk of not being subject to scrutiny or accountability . party. the accountability. party. the so—called green agenda does nothing but drive up our energy costs here at home. but it could also have a deleterious effect on the oil rich falkland islands near eagle. your country needs you . explosive new polling shows you. explosive new polling shows that our very own nigel farage is popularity is surging ahead among tory party voters. could he be the charismatic figure we need to rescue the conservative nafives need to rescue the conservative natives from the doldrums .7 well, natives from the doldrums? well, shocking new data shows a fifth a fifth of the adult population would support an immediate reinstatement of lockdown measures. despite the pandemic being over as project fear still got its gnarly tentacle wrapped tightly around the british social conscien

the jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.teran journalist esther rantzen announces , she has joined an announces, she has joined an assisted dying clinic following her diagnosis with lung cancer. the euthanasia debate has been reignited. does the sanctity of life take precedence over freedom of choice? we'll be having that debate shortly. meanwhile, housing levelling up secretary michael gove has promised to pummel through the impenetrable planning system in an overhaul to the way houses are in this country. the are built in this country. the green and mean mayor of london, sadiq khan, has found himself facing first, facing another scandal. first, he rejected his counterpart from kiev's request for non ulez compliant cars. and now it's been revealed by the daily telegraph that eco castro agreed to promote a us airline in exchange for business class plane tickets, plus , when the plane tickets, plus, when the police are too busy to arrest shoplifter, why are they recording non—crime time? tory mp rachel maclean has revealed th

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.onight but the long running question has been whether nigel farage would be welcome in today's tory party. but as sir keir starmer praises margaret thatcher, brexit calls for less immigration and shifts his on pledges . his position on green pledges. is for the leader of the is it time for the leader of the opposition to the tory opposition to join the tory party.7 first, past the longest strike in nhs history has been announced , with the british announced, with the british medical ordering 216 medical association ordering 216 hours of industrial inaction action both in the lead up to christmas and just after the new yeah christmas and just after the new year. the three day high court showdown between the duke of sussex and the home office commences with the prodigal prince, rather characteristically, claiming he was treated less favourably in his case for royal police protection. and perhaps most importantly , it's the bread importantly, it's the bread battle. the ghastly national ta

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight.he new minister for common sense, former gb news star esther mcvey , comes out fighting in the war on woke and waste. ms mcvey vows to make sure not a penny of taxpayers money is squandered on silly schemes and socialist stratagems , taking particular stratagems, taking particular aim at the vacuous roles of expensive diversity officers. so what challenges will be in asda's in—tray in order to achieve such admirable and essential ends? more compromise from his majesty's government as new trans guidance for schools is set to fall short of an all out ban on pupil transitioning for fear of potentially violating the equality act. instead staff will be spared the obugafion instead staff will be spared the obligation to have any duty to let children alter their gender identity will this make a difference at all? naval hero lord nelson has in recent years been accused of being a white supremacist and a racist supporter of slavery, with some calling for his statue in trafalgar square to be topp

i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been nafion i'm jacob rees—mogg. weather be gorgeous. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there . it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the metaverse with the gb news forecast. it's been a bit of a grim day for many parts of the uk. the rain eases over the next 24 hours only gradually. however and then clearer and colder weather returns to the uk, albeit briefly, before further areas of low pressure come our way later this week. so the first area of low pressure is clearing. it's clearing to the southeast , clearing to the southeast, wrapped around it a number of occluded fronts . that means occluded fronts. that means bands of rain continuing for southern scotland. northern england into the midlands, parts of wales and the west. also seeing a number of showers overnight. the more overnight. but the more persistent is gradually persistent rain is gradually easing . northern scotland, easing. northern scotland, meanwhile, sees quite low temperatures ov

i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been saved for the nation.ved for the nation. and you be weather somerset been saved for the nation. and you be fantabulous.3r somerset will be fantabulous. >> outlook with boxt will be fantabulous. >> sponsors)utlook with boxt will be fantabulous. >> sponsors of look with boxt will be fantabulous. >> sponsors of weather| boxt will be fantabulous. >> sponsors of weather on )xt will be fantabulous. >> sponsors of weather on .(t will be fantabulous. >> sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest news forecast. turning chilly for a time this evening, but then mild air spreads back in overnight as cloud and rain moves in from the atlantic. this weather front pushes south eastwards as we head through tonight and into thursday. and then a north—south into then a north—south split into then a north—south split into the weekend. high pressure keeping dry in the south this keeping it dry in the south this evening, turning quite chilly. some frost out there . but some fr

yeah yeah. >> jacob rees—mogg , thank you so >> jacob rees—mogg, thank you so much for joining >> jacobk you so much forjoining me. much for joining me. >> great pleasure. thank you. i love totally my continue your love totally my continue your love with me . love with me. >> lots of radio. for those who did, i can't in all of these things are above. >> i then spoke to khalid mahmood . he's the mp for mahmood. he's the mp for birmingham perry barr, and the very first muslim to be elected in england. he spoke to me about his muslim faith . how did you his muslim faith. how did you come to your faith? was it something that was always there because of your family? um, or is it something you made a conscious decision about? >> think it's always there >> i think it's always there because yeah in because of my family. yeah in the instance. but made a the first instance. but i made a real conscious decision about understanding principle of understanding the principle of my faith. yeah. uh, we can practice faith, but i think unless you understand the actual principles of what it's about and tha

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still state of the nation. g tomorrow's make or break rwanda vote and you've been sending in your punchy thoughts. steve says jacob, we voted so should voted to leave, so we should aboush voted to leave, so we should abolish anything to do with the eu. and elizabeth makes a good point. the echr if you point. leave the echr if you wish. but personally, as the french demonstrated, can french have demonstrated, it can be a country chooses be ignored. if a country chooses to so. but it seems that our to do so. but it seems that our mps those in authority mps and those in authority choose to abide by its laws. that's a very point. that's a very good point. perhaps madame , we perhaps for once, madame, we should a little bit more should be a little bit more french . with the turmoil french. with all the turmoil chasing the prime minister at the moment. everything from the renewed rwanda plan to the covid inquiry to civil service wokery to be covering to subjects we'll be covering shortly. that the shortly. it's no won

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still state of the nation. wokeness, employment law and our new minister for common you've been common sense. and you've been sending views sending in your trenchant views as mo hi, jacob. when was as mo says. hi, jacob. when was the last time british law was repealed? don't hold your breath on the woke bill being repealed. well, the 1972 european communities was repealed communities act was repealed by the god and tony, the the grace of god and tony, the equality act is ludicrous. it needs repealed. i'm so needs to be repealed. i'm so pleased speaking about pleased you're speaking about this. well, thank much, this. well, thank you very much, tony. awaited tony. uh, long awaited government trans government guidance on trans matters schools will be matters in schools will be announced by ministers tomorrow following disputes following internal disputes about how approach the issue. about to how approach the issue. the general , victoria the attorney general, victoria prentis, warned ministers that a blanket ban

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.got a date for the spring budget, but will the chancellor, jeremy hunt, be announcing the scrappage of inheritance tax on the 6th of march.7 that's what i'll be arguing in my monologue, arguing for in my monologue, as it emerges nearly 400 it emerges that nearly 400 children the age of six children under the age of six were referred tavistock's were referred to the tavistock's controversial gender clinic. i'll be asking whether it's ever all right for children this young to be referred for those sorts . with war sorts of consultations. with war raging in the middle east, ukraine has been somewhat forgotten about in recent months. there have been months. but there have been important developments there over christmas period, the over the christmas period, the ukrainians sunk ukrainians have sunk a key russian warship in the black sea, russians have taken sea, and the russians have taken a town in the donbas region . a town in the donbas region. we'll be getting the latest and we're in t

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.onight at the prime minister seems to have few supporters. the europhiles do not want to challenge the european court and his former home office ministers don't think far enough. think the plans go far enough. what our new what can he do as our new foreign secretary.7 lord cameron has castigated the russians for their cyber attack on the uk. he is also in the us to reaffirm support for ukraine after republicans voted against giving them more funding. but will the former prime minister's famous charm save the day.7 the inquisition of boris johnson continues at the covid inquiry with more claims being made about excess deaths. but the former prime minister has firmly dispelled suggestions that he didn't about those didn't care about those suffering from the virus . and suffering from the virus. and speaking boris state of the speaking of boris state of the nafions speaking of boris state of the nations book club opens its latest chapter from one of his former advisers . samuel latest chap

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight .'ve nation tonight. and i've literally hotfooted it from parliament to get here because the results are in and the government has won reasonably comfortably , but it has exposed comfortably, but it has exposed divisions to the left, right and centre and serious questions need to be asked about the direction of the tory party we've had criticism from the erg and new conservative factions as well as from the one nation group, many of whom ultimately voted with the government . but voted with the government. but where does it go from here, meanwhile, is the question of the safety of rwanda itself settled? now that the bill has been passed, there's certainly been passed, there's certainly been much criticism of the government's ruling legislating to declare rwanda safe. but it's entirely proper in our system of parliamentary sovereignty for the legislature to overrule the judiciary. we also thought we'd examine the history of government defeats the last time it happened was in 1986, during

i'm jacob rees—mogg. of the weather in of the nation and the weather in somerset have hosannas somerset will have hosannas being to its glorious being sung to its glorious beauty. it raining. being sung to its glorious beaa y. it raining. being sung to its glorious beaa brighteraining. being sung to its glorious beaa brighter outlook with boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening . welcome to your >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. drier and clearer weather will move into northwest areas, bringing a frosty start to wednesday for some of us, but it's going to stay drizzly and quite dull across eastern areas such as this area low pressure that's this area of low pressure that's brought an unsettled day to day pushes the east where it pushes into the east where it will through of the will linger through much of the day. mean we've day. that will mean that we've got heavy rain across got continued heavy rain ac

no. >> thingi'll jacob rees—mogg. the thing about jacob rees—mogg.cutter, anodyne , these cookie cutter, anodyne, you mps that these cookie cutter, anodyne, you get mps that these cookie cutter, anodyne, you get back. mps that these cookie cutter, anodyne, you get back. in mps that these cookie cutter, anodyne, you get back. in my mp5 that these cookie cutter, anodyne, you get back. in my day,ps that these cookie cutter, anodyne, you get back. in my day, we :hat these cookie cutter, anodyne, you get back. in my day, we used to these pages not just to wear these pages not just telling us to breathe in and breathe you know, breathe out, but, you know, we all on message and, breathe out, but, you know, we all know, on message and, breathe out, but, you know, we all know, andyn message and, breathe out, but, you know, we all know, and sonessage and, breathe out, but, you know, we all know, and so manyge and, breathe out, but, you know, we all know, and so manyge the you know, and so many of the modern mps, my generation tended a came from the a lot of ca

back. >> our man, jacob rees—mogg. >> our man, jacob rees—mogg. >> and this is talk of the nation. the effects of their collective inaction. and you've been sending views. bridget sending in your views. bridget says, jacob, time all says, jacob, it's time all politician courage to politician had the courage to change and nurses change how doctors and nurses have trained tony have been trained since tony blair back to blair was pm. go back to teaching hospital for teaching hospital training for all they would not run all of them. they would not run up debt but would be paid while working. worked working. i have worked in and used nhs hospitals. i know others trained in teaching others who trained in teaching hospitals with and hospitals who agree with me. and eric the real reason they eric says the real reason they are annoyed there are are annoyed is that there are domestics and nurses earning substantially more than them because of the banking because of the way the banking system works, and that people can earn 3 to £400 for one 12 hour shift as a domestic well. the renowned brit

coming up, folks, jacob rees—mogg . but folks, it's jacob rees—mogg. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers is sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening . welcome to your >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. dry and clearer weather will move into northwestern areas, bringing a frosty start to wednesday for some of us. but it's going to stay drizzly and quite dull across eastern areas. that says this of pressure that's this area of low pressure that's brought an unsettled day to day pushes into east where it pushes into the east where it will through much of the will linger through much of the day. that mean we've day. that will mean that we've got heavy rain across got continue heavy rain across eastern through course eastern areas through the course of there's of the evening. there's still a rain warning for that rain warning in force for that across parts northeastern across parts of northeastern england and eastern scotland ahead that rain, though, ahead of that r

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.ces , she has joined an announces, she has joined an assisted dying clinic following her diagnosis with lung cancer. the euthanasia debate has been reignited. does the sanctity of life take precedence over freedom of choice? we'll be having that debate shortly. meanwhile, housing levelling up secretary michael gove has promised to pummel through the impenetrable planning system in an overhaul to the way houses are in this country. the are built in this country. the green and mean mayor of london, sadiq khan, has found himself facing first, facing another scandal. first, he rejected his counterpart from kiev's request for non ulez compliant cars. and now it's been revealed by the daily telegraph that eco castro agreed to promote a us airline in exchange for business class plane tickets, plus , when the plane tickets, plus, when the police are too busy to arrest shoplifter, why are they recording non—crime time? tory mp rachel maclean has revealed the police have recorded a non—crime hat

well, coming up next is state nation with jacob state of the nation with jacob rees—mogg . s coming 7 up. up? >> what's coming up? we're going to be talking about cop 28 and everybody flying off in private jets and 3000 people being there i >> -- >> three different private jets. cameron in one, rishi in another. and then the king in a third. i mean, is that right? >> well, i think the king deserves his own jet, but you would have thought the prime minister secretary minister and foreign secretary might have been able to, though. >> warrior. >> the king is an eco warrior. he be travelling. he's a he should be travelling. he's a commercial airline. >> king. do what >> he's the king. he can do what he likes. there be so he likes. but there will be so much air produced and it's much hot air produced and it's all about bossing us all actually about bossing us about by unelected, unaccountable people. 70,000 people going on some great shindig to make less well—off people poorer and i people poorer and colder. i think this is all bonkers. it's completely bonkers . completely bonker

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. question has been whether nigel farage would be welcome in today's tory party. but as sir keir starmer praises margaret thatcher, brexit calls for less immigration and shifts his on pledges . his position on green pledges. is for the leader of the is it time for the leader of the opposition to the tory opposition to join the tory party? first, past the longest strike in nhs history has been announced , with the british announced, with the british medical ordering 216 medical association ordering 216 hours of industrial inaction action both in the lead up to christmas and just after the new yeah christmas and just after the new year. the three day high court showdown between the duke of sussex and the home office commences with the prodigal prince, rather characteristically, claiming he was treated less favourably in his case for royal police protection. and perhaps most importantly , it's the bread importantly, it's the bread battle. the ghastly national takeover of soured bread has c

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight but the

. >> i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation we've been discussing tory turmoil and plan. you've been in you've been sending in your views. says is hi, jacob views. alan says is hi, jacob rishi sunak has completely and totally cooked his goose on the rwanda fiasco. he needs to go now. i must confess that now. well, i must confess that is not veronica says. is not my view, veronica says. dear sir jacob, i is not my view, veronica says. dear sirjacob, i want is not my view, veronica says. dear sir jacob, i want to is not my view, veronica says. dear sirjacob, i want to see dear sir jacob, i want to see conservatives sticking together behind the pm and not running towards the cliff lemmings . towards the cliff like lemmings. and says jacob, have you and peter says jacob, have you considered doing a narration of a children's story as your voice reminds me of the oliver reminds me of the late oliver postgate, who narrated noggin the one of my favourite the nog, one of my favourite stories from when i was a child and when the made great and when the bbc made great programm

our man, jacob rees—mogg. and this is state of the nation.n discussing the 17,000 migrants who have gone missing . and you who have gone missing. and you have strong views on this. have some strong views on this. and you've sent in and margaret, you've sent in such brilliant funny such a brilliant and funny response. evening, jacob. response. good evening, jacob. what great shame that rishi what a great shame that rishi didn't turning his didn't make turning on his christmas lights. one of his pledges. had, would pledges. if he had, he would have his promises. have met one of his promises. it's obvious he will have met one of his promises. it's meet obvious he will have met one of his promises. it's meet any»bvious he will have met one of his promises. it's meet any ofious he will have met one of his promises. it's meet any of the he will have met one of his promises. it's meet any of the others. not meet any of the others. i think that is very harsh, but it's very funny. thank you, margaret. the yale margaret. it was the yale university hist

jacob, always a rees—mogg. jacob, always a pleasure to speak to you.r society, who could disagree with that? but something went wrong, didn't it ? something went wrong, didn't it? you >> you're absolutely right. >> you're absolutely right. >> it's laudable , but there's >> it's laudable, but there's always been a basic principle in british law, in the common law of equality before the law. >> and that's a fine principle which should always remain and be applied. unfortunately the equalities act led to the public sector equality duty me, and it's that duty that leads to diversity and inclusion. officer in every policy, every thought of a government department or taxpayer funded operation having to go through these equalities hoops , which don't necessarily hoops, which don't necessarily lead to better outcomes and what happened didn't it, is that we created a hierarchy , a new created a hierarchy, a new hierarchy, a grievance based hierarchy, a grievance based hierarchy of minority interests, which became weaponised and unfortunately , we saw people unf

coming up, folks, jacob rees—mogg . but folks, it's jacob rees—mogg.t weather. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers is sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening . welcome to your >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. dry and clearer weather will move into northwestern areas, bringing a frosty start to wednesday for some of us. but it's going to stay drizzly and quite dull across eastern areas. that says this of pressure that's this area of low pressure that's brought an unsettled day to day pushes into east where it pushes into the east where it will through much of the will linger through much of the day. that mean we've day. that will mean that we've got heavy rain across got continue heavy rain across eastern through course eastern areas through the course of there's of the evening. there's still a rain warning for that rain warning in force for that across parts northeastern across parts of northeastern england and eastern scotland ahead that rain, though, ahead

he's loving engels instead i >> -- >> well, -_ >> well, i'm joined in the studio by jacob rees—mogg. acob, he hasn't forgotten how to speak at the despatch box. he's rather rather still familiar with that pose that that sort of sense of confidence. >> he's a very capable and charismatic politician. >> that's why he managed to be prime minister for six years. and since he's gone, most prime ministers have hardly managed six months. i mean, it's been quite, quite a short merry go round. >> talking of going, we've got a ministerial resignation this evening. one robert jenrick gone, really serious gone, which is really serious and robert, widely respected, popular in the house of commons and saying that this rwanda legislation doesn't work . legislation doesn't work. >> and that's a problem that is absolutely a problem. >> and we just had patrick christie. he's breaking a massive at 9:00 that massive story at 9:00 that actually we in in in the northern france, they view it as a joke and that it's not a deterrent factor at all, which means the whole thing is sort of a waste of time. >> wel

good evening jacob, rees—mogg.ave answers to have you got the answers to create growth? mean, create some growth? i mean, yesterday's the yesterday's news was bad. the bank of england news today not great. it. well i think the bank of england was too slow to rise to increase interest rates and been to cut the bank of been too slow to cut the bank of england's always behind . england's always behind. >> and yesterday's news will be revised. whatever happens, that will that will not be the figure that we've had a terrible track record of revisions to gdp . so record of revisions to gdp. so you really know where you you don't really know where you stand with one. >> no, but it's not great >> no, but it's not a great trend, last three trend, is it? the last three months is zero. the last month is —0.3. i mean it's heading south, not north. jacob but we've revisions. >> we keep on told >> so we keep on being told we're bottom of the list of g7 nations. two years nations. and then two years later find out actually, we la

he's loving engels instead i >> -- >> well, -_ >> well, i'm joined in the studio by jacob rees—mogg. acob, he hasn't forgotten how to speak at the despatch box. he's rather rather still familiar with that pose that that sort of sense of confidence. >> he's a very capable and charismatic politician. >> that's why he managed to be prime minister for six years. and since he's gone, most prime ministers have hardly managed six months. i mean, it's been quite, quite a short merry go round. >> talking of going, we've got a ministerial resignation this evening. one robert jenrick gone, really serious gone, which is really serious and robert, widely respected, popular in the house of commons and saying that this rwanda legislation doesn't work . legislation doesn't work. >> and that's a problem that is absolutely a problem. >> and we just had patrick christie. he's breaking a massive at 9:00 that massive story at 9:00 that actually we in in in the northern france, they view it as a joke and that it's not a deterrent factor at all, which means the whole thing is sort of a waste of time. >> wel

well, jacob rees—mogg was here.able story . remarkable, remarkable story. he's just gosh , wonderful people he's just gosh, wonderful people there were in the war who did so much . much. >> and sometimes, as with this amazing lady, didn't even realise that they'd made that contribution. they just did their duty . their duty. >> we are seeing the passing of the greatest generation, aren't we? the greatest generation, aren't we’:|ndeed. >> indeed. >> indeed. >> quite >> it's quite sad to see it, isn't it? >> it is. but aren't they obhuanesin >> it is. but aren't they obituaries in the telegraph? wonderful. learn wonderful. where you learn about these people. well funnily enough , edward got in touch with enough, edward got in touch with us a few months ago. >> uh, okay. to say she was 100, right? so we were yeah. right? so we were aware. yeah. and it was one of those stories we kept thinking at some point, we're going now. wish we're going now. i wish we'd done sooner some ways, but done it sooner in some ways, but we

coming up, it's jacob rees—mogg. all, rees—mogg.her looks like things heating up . things are heating up. >> boxt boilers spot hours of weather on gb news is hello there. >> i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest news forecast. turning chilly for a time this evening, but then mild air spreads back in overnight as cloud and rain moves in from the atlantic. this weather front pushes south eastwards as we head through tonight and into thursday. and then a north—south split into the weekend. high pressure keeping it dry in the south this evening, turning quite chilly. some frost out there. overnight we see there. but overnight we see cloud and rain moving in from the atlantic. this slowly pushing its way eastwards. pushing its way south eastwards. so temperatures rising as the night goes on. taking us into thursday morning. most places frost free generally between two and eight celsius, but it does mean a cloudy, damp start for many, particularly across england and wales, where we do have rain slowly have outbreaks of rain slowly

good evening jacob, rees—mogg.ave answers to have you got the answers to create growth? mean, create some growth? i mean, yesterday's the yesterday's news was bad. the bank of england news today not great. it. well i think the bank of england was too slow to rise to increase interest rates and been to cut the bank of been too slow to cut the bank of england's always behind . england's always behind. >> and yesterday's news will be revised. whatever happens, that will that will not be the figure that we've had a terrible track record of revisions to gdp . so record of revisions to gdp. so you really know where you you don't really know where you stand with one. >> no, but it's not great >> no, but it's not a great trend, last three trend, is it? the last three months is zero. the last month is —0.3. i mean it's heading south, not north. jacob but we've revisions. >> we keep on told >> so we keep on being told we're bottom of the list of g7 nations. two years nations. and then two years later find out actually, we la

coming up, it's jacob rees—mogg. all, rees—mogg.her looks like things heating up . things are heating up. >> boxt boilers spot hours of weather on gb news is hello there. >> i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest news forecast. turning chilly for a time this evening, but then mild air spreads back in overnight as cloud and rain moves in from the atlantic. this weather front pushes south eastwards as we head through tonight and into thursday. and then a north—south split into the weekend. high pressure keeping it dry in the south this evening, turning quite chilly. some frost out there. overnight we see there. but overnight we see cloud and rain moving in from the atlantic. this slowly pushing its way eastwards. pushing its way south eastwards. so temperatures rising as the night goes on. taking us into thursday morning. most places frost free generally between two and eight celsius, but it does mean a cloudy, damp start for many, particularly across england and wales, where we do have rain slowly have outbreaks of rain slowly

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still serve the nation.iscussing the government of ireland, taking his majesty's government european ireland, taking his majesty's governmenyou've european ireland, taking his majesty's governmenyou've been»pean ireland, taking his majesty's governmenyou've been sending court, and you've been sending in your forthright views. peter says pull his says peter doesn't pull his punches.leo says peter doesn't pull his punches. leo varadkar, irish punches. leo varadkar, the irish prime is a well known prime minister, is a well known serial anglophobe and a fanatic eu it's not really eu file so it's not really surprising embarked this surprising he's embarked on this mischief making the eu's mischief making of the eu's amnesty law . steve says dear amnesty law. steve says dear jacob, the echr is a joke. you are correct. our parliament is sovereign . we must stop this sovereign. we must stop this great show as always, thanks, steve. messages like this always very popular . steve. messages like this always very popula

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.onight in a major blow to the rwanda policy, robert jenrick, the migration minister has resigned. robert has resigned. clearly robert jenrick does not think the bill goes far enough , even though it goes far enough, even though it overturned supreme court overturned the supreme court ruling declared rwanda ruling and declared rwanda a safe country. this comes as the government introduced a new rwanda bill and prime rwanda bill and the prime minister called for unity. boris johnson has faced yet another inquisition, this time from an inquiry that seems already to have reached the conclusion that the only problem lockdown the only problem with lockdown was didn't go or was that we didn't go hard or early enough. evidence early enough. but the evidence suggests otherwise, and we will be assessing it shortly. in any reasonable university , you might reasonable university, you might expect calls for genocide to amount to a breach of its conduct policy, but apparently not in the case of some

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is still the state of the nation.iscussing the potential scrapping of inheritance tax, and been sending your and you've been sending in your forthright views. pamela wood says is unfair for we says the tax is unfair for we sacrificed holidays, nice clothes , meals out and lots more clothes, meals out and lots more in order to afford a property in the south—east we have to the south—east where we have to live. for my husband's why live. for my husband's job. why should i be allowed to leave should i not be allowed to leave it children? they also it to my children? they also without when they without many things when they were could were younger so that we could have a house. and celia says, i've worked hard to buy my house and my kids without and bring up my kids without claiming any benefits. went claiming any benefits. we went without claiming any benefits. we went withotpay my mortgage and bills. could pay my mortgage and bills. why are the government punishing hard shouldn't i be hard work? shouldn't i be rewarded

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.the chancellor, jeremy hunt, be announcing the scrappage of inheritance tax on the 6th of march? that's what i'll be arguing in my monologue, arguing for in my monologue, as it emerges nearly 400 it emerges that nearly 400 children the age of six children under the age of six were referred tavistock's were referred to the tavistock's controversial gender clinic. i'll be asking whether it's ever all right for children this young to be referred for those sorts . with war sorts of consultations. with war raging in the middle east, ukraine has been somewhat forgotten about in recent months. there have been months. but there have been important developments there over christmas period, the over the christmas period, the ukrainians sunk ukrainians have sunk a key russian warship in the black sea, russians have taken sea, and the russians have taken a town in the donbas region . a town in the donbas region. we'll be getting the latest and we're in the middle of a shoplifting epidemic. that's

this seems to me to be terrible. >> well, all right, that's jacob rees—mogg. urse, who has his show here. >> thank you and happy christmas. >> christmas you and >> happy christmas to you and your family jacob. >> talk to you. jacob's >> good to talk to you. jacob's show watch , of course, show is a must watch, of course, on gb news monday to thursday. >> the truth who >> now the truth of who was behind the lockerbie bombing in 1998 is likely to never be revealed. that's according to the father of one of the victims i >> -- >> on the 30th anniversary of the disaster, which is today, reverend john mosley said the evidence surrounding the destruction of jumbo jet was evidence surrounding the des'wellon of jumbo jet was evidence surrounding the des'well hidden. jumbo jet was evidence surrounding the des'well hidden. ournbo jet was evidence surrounding the des'well hidden. our homet was too well hidden. our home security editor mark white, has returned to the scottish town where he spent his first year as a young radio reporter, covering the aftermath of disaster. t

i think it was more of jacob rees—mogg actually. of a jacob rees—mogg actually. and ?r know, it's speaking for a certain part of the party and it was a question of what they represented. but but could nigel farage, uh, join the tory party it seems to me a very difficult thing to arrange unless they have electoral have complete electoral wipe—out. yes >> so it's under sunak and >> so it's not under sunak and labour's conference after labour's conference was after a rare moment, i can't remember in my time the striking thing about the labour conference was a vast turnout. >> yes, it was a vast lobbyists or members. um both or both . but or members. um both or both. but a heck of a lot of lobbyists. and i saw a former a former top man from the cbi there who would not been at a not normally have been at a labour conference. yes and there was sense of, um, and was just a sense of, um, and from the, from the lobbyists , from the, from the lobbyists, the money is flowing into the party. question party. uh a question of let's, let's and get in with this. let's try and get in w

jacob rees—mogg of this parish.he sees brexit benefit, as he sees it, is not being delivered. this is just just as just a let me just as a publican, this is a little this is a load of nonsense. >> exactly. one is going >> exactly. no one is going to order of really? order a pint of wine. really? >> excuse me, been to >> excuse me, i've been known to order worse, mate . order much worse, mate. >> now. no, not now. for character. >> that was part of the reason, actually. >> it's all about choice and the way that the pint on all our imperial measures were done away with. just like that , a sweep with. just like that, a sweep of a pen. jacques delors and the news. it's brilliant that people now have the option. >> bit pr for the exactly. >> okay, i agree with adam now. >> okay, i agree with adam now. >> i didn't mean drop a bomb. >> i didn't mean to drop a bomb. i can point, all i just can i just point, all right. just, um, point us right. can i just, um, point us gently the direction of our gently into the direction of