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when jacob rees-mogg _ released next week. when jacob rees-mogg was _ released next week. -mogg was talking in - released next week. when jacobj rees-mogg was talking in terms released next week. when jacob i rees-mogg was talking in terms of rees—mogg was talking in terms of the content of what he said, he talked about the introduction, the recent introduction of voter id and something he said, we are going to play it in the next few seconds, really raised eyebrows. i want to put that clip on the screen now. parties that try and gerrymander end up finding that their clever scheme comes back to bite them, as we found by insisting on voter id for elections and we found people who did not have voter id were elderly and they by and large voted conservative, so we made it hard for our own voters and we upset a system that was working very well. one of the glories of our country is that we did it on an honesty basis when the real problem is actually about postal voting. do not get too fretful about random systems being brought up by the socialists because gerrymandering does not

i continue to identify as jacob rees—mogg , and identify as jacob rees—mogg, and this identify as jacob. wnw ae— yet have been subsidised by us. why tits— yet have been subsidised by us. why tits ss— yet have been subsidised by us. why are mps so silent on this? inat-s— why are mps so silent on this? was sew— why are mps so silent on this? that's very important . we need that's very important. we need to that's very important. we need ts-tne— that's very important. we need ts-tne assass— that's very important. we need to-the proper costs- that's very important. we need to the proper costs and to know the proper costs and nat— to know the proper costs and nat a— to know the proper costs and we've had a couple of wet wipe wsstie— we've had a couple of wet wipe wsstre natisns— we've had a couple of wet wipe nortje nations coming through, we've had a couple of wet wipe nortforiations coming through, we've had a couple of wet wipe nortforiaticwhichning through, we've had a couple of wet wipe nortforiaticwhich you through, we've had a couple of wet wipe nortforiaticwhich you hopeigh, one for

here in the uk, jacob rees-mogg - not allow that to happen. had not allow that to happen. here in i the uk, jacob rees-mogg has had to the uk, jacob rees—mogg has had to deal with a stage invader while he was making a speech to the national conservative conference in the uk. he was just about to start speaking to the right—wing gathering when he was joined to the right—wing gathering when he wasjoined by to the right—wing gathering when he was joined by an uninvited to the right—wing gathering when he wasjoined by an uninvited guest. here is what happens. ladies and gentlemen you look like nice people. but i would like to draw your attention to a few characters of fascism. jeering how a jolly good fellow has had to leave. he can. staying here in the uk, there are _ he can. staying here in the uk, there are calls _ he can. staying here in the uk, there are calls for— the tax to be removed from sunscreen. sunscreen is classified as a �*cosmetic�* product — and currently attracts 20 % tax. graham satchell reports. like because it's not spoken abou

it's me, jacob rees—mogg-of thel jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg on state of cob rees—mogg on state of the n...o.-, the— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation-, the lead- jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation , the lead story nation tonight, the lead story is the— nation tonight, the lead story is the great— nation tonight, the lead story is the great non—story, the mana— is the great non—story, the remainer blob— is the great non—story, the remainer blob continues on its assass— remainer blob continues on its csaee against— remainer blob continues on its crusade against boris johnson as cabinet— crusade against boris johnson as cabinet office. _ crusade against boris johnson as cabinet office. civil— crusade against boris johnson as cabinet office. civil servants provide— cabinet office. civil servants provide dre— cabinet office. civil servants provide the police with more information— provide the police with more information alleging that bogus icckdewrr— information alleging that bogus lockdown breaches this time at ciredaers. — lockdown breaches this tim

when jacob rees-m099 — that, whatever is that? when jacob rees-moggtever is that? when jacob rees-mogg suggested it _ that, whatever is that? when jacob rees-mogg suggested it was - rees—mogg suggested it was essentially gerrymandering from his own party, and it bit them on the backside, what did you think? those are his comments. _ backside, what did you think? those are his comments. i— backside, what did you think? those are his comments. i think _ backside, what did you think? those are his comments. i think when - backside, what did you think? turn are his comments. i think when you change electoral law, you do so carefully and cautiously, and political parties, governments of the day, should do it in the most consensus and a way as possible. also, they should heed advice from those who understand how elections work, electoral administrators, lawyers, and i think what they brought in is a system of only photographic id, only certain forms of id within that, not all types, certain types exclude photograph id, which was quite surprising. the? which

was set up in the aftermath of mrjohnson's removalfrom office energy and industrial strategy jacob rees moggcal correspondent tony bonsignore. what are some of the highlights? jacob rees—mogg, the first really big speaker we have had, well—known speaker we've had, priti patel, she's been speaking. the name boris johnson has come up again even within the first hour of this conference. this was setup after borisjohnson was deposed, anger in particular that when there was the second election last year that the members when given a say as they were when liz truss was elected but partly because they worry about the direction of the party and current prime minister. we've heard that from the businessmen who helped found the organisation and jacob rees—mogg. they are talking about the disappointment about what's been happening on brexit and the direction of the party. and the disconnect as he sees it between the membership, the grassroots, people on the ground in the conservative party and the leadership in central office. the elephant in the room here is borisjohnson. he there's been mention that

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jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting live jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting twe wet— jacob rees—mogg was broadcastinge were trying to evacuate him from the onettngnon — to evacuate him from the buckingham palace complex just tetote— buckingham palace complex just tetote ne— buckingham palace complex just before he went— buckingham palace complex just before he went off— buckingham palace complex just before he went off air. we ootwottw— before he went off air. we actually heard _ before he went off air. we actually heard that explosion note — actually heard that explosion note o— actually heard that explosion have a watch— actually heard that explosion have a watch of— actually heard that explosion have a watch of this . ' have a watch of this. anyway, just— have a watch of this. anyway, we're just getting the latest word from the metropolitan police. and i don't know what it is. we're going to have to evacuate now.— we're going to have to evacuate now. the police are twe— evacuate now. the police are twe wttn— evacuate now. the police are twe wttn we— evacuate now. the police are live with us now— e

jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting live jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting ttve teet— jacob rees—mogg was_ live just as police were trying to evacuate him from the nnettngnen — to evacuate him from the buckingham palace complex just tetere— buckingham palace complex just tetere ne— buckingham palace complex just before he went— buckingham palace complex just before he went off— buckingham palace complex just before he went off air. we eetnetty— before he went off air. we actually heard _ before he went off air. we actually heard that explosion neve — actually heard that explosion neve e— actually heard that explosion have a watch— actually heard that explosion have a watch of— actually heard that explosion have a watch of this . ' have a watch of this. anyway, teet— have a watch of this. anyway, we're just getting the latest word from the metropolitan police. and i don't know what it is. we're going to have to evacuate now.— we're going to have to evacuate now. the police are ttve— evacuate now. the police are ttve vttn— evacuate now. the police are ttve vttn ee— evacuate now. the police

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i'm jacob rees—mogg and this at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg and wee-been— at 8:00. bees-e— plot to destroy his former boss's reputation in revealing whee— boss's reputation in revealing that beje— boss's reputation in revealing that bojo took— boss's reputation in revealing that bojo took on rishi eewwygewe— that bojo took on rishi partygate witch hunter in chief sue— partygate witch hunter in chief sue grav— partygate witch hunter in chief sue gray and— partygate witch hunter in chief sue gray and even the king during— sue gray and even the king during wee— sue gray and even the king during his final— sue gray and even the king during his final days in power. chewtes— during his final days in power. chewtes hee— during his final days in power. charles had been— during his final days in power. charles had been critical- during his final days in power. charles had been critical of government policy on small boats. most prime ministers would have let it drop. not boris. he squared up and confronted the man who is now king. i'll explain why you simply— king. i'll expla

we've heard from the businessmen who helped found this organisation and jacob rees—mogg talking about the grassroots of the conservative party and the leadership in central office. but what is really interesting is the elephant in the room is borisjohnson. there is mention that should he come back which is what some people in the party want, jacob rees—mogg mogg has said, look, let's not change leader now then we risk looking absurd. so perhaps this is all about what happens after the next election because there is no sign that rishi sunak is going to change because any time soon. ~ ., ., , , time soon. what of this tell us about the _ time soon. what of this tell us about the state _ time soon. what of this tell us about the state of _ time soon. what of this tell us about the state of the - time soon. what of this tell us about the state of the tory - time soon. what of this tell us l about the state of the tory party because obviously there were some very disappointing results at the local elections recently. you would think this is a time that the party would be trying to pull tog

jacob rees—mogg accused rishi— laws. jacob rees—mogg accused rishi sunak— laws. laws. jacob rees—mogg accused rishi sunak of shredding his own promises— rishi sunak of shredding his own promises after— rishi sunak of shredding his own promises after he— rishi sunak of shredding his own promises after he appeared to u—tum— promises after he appeared to u—tum on— promises after he appeared to u—tum on a— promises after he appeared to u—turn on a pledge to eliminate them — u—turn on a pledge to eliminate them an— u—turn on a pledge to eliminate them at th— u—turn on a pledge to eliminate them all by the— u—turn on a pledge to eliminate them all by the end of the year . tether,— them all by the end of the year . eaten the— them all by the end of the year . earlier, the business secretary,— . earlier, the business secretary, kemi badenoch, said enh— secretary, kemi badenoch, said ehty meme— secretary, kemi badenoch, said only around 600— secretary, kemi badenoch, said only around 600 out of 4800 laws wette— only around 600 out of 4800 laws weutt hem— only around 600 ou

and jacob rees—mogg determined. and jacob rees—mogg was determined. angry about it, given that he was the minister that put in pheee— was the minister that put in pheee rhe— was the minister that put in place the proposals to get rid of place the proposals to get rid eh rheee— place the proposals to get rid of those laws.— place the proposals to get rid of those laws. but this is what wher— of those laws. but this is what nick robinson— of those laws. but this is what nick robinson had to say to jacob— nick robinson had to say to jacob rees—mogg this morning at shoo— jacob rees—mogg this morning at see he— jacob rees—mogg this morning at see he eheo. — jacob rees—mogg this morning at 5:00 to 9:00. listen— jacob rees—mogg this morning at 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this . 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. vee— 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. hew when-r— 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. you didn't want— 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. you didn't want to - 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. you didn't want to see- 5:00 to 9:00. listen to this. you didn't want to see him as

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i'm joined by jacob rees—mogg . what a week jacob rees—mogg. what a week this jacob rees—mogg. tene— cutting immigration, did he? i think boris did— cutting immigration, did he? i think boris did want- cutting immigration, did he? i think boris did want to- cutting immigration, did he? think boris did want to cut immigration, actually. think immigration, actually. i think that number of that you've seen a number of factors that have that. i fully support that have had an effect on this. i'm very pleased that the people from hong kong are coming. i'm very pleased that we allowed people from ukraine. but on area, we should on the other area, we should simply a limit on, should simply put a limit on, we should just on. he was the he just put a cap on. he was the he tne— just put a cap on. he was the he tne itine— just put a cap on. he was the he was the prime minister- t.?ii i“ he was the he was the prime minister we you knew.— was the prime minister we you know, basically,— was the prime minister we you know, basically, you can come inte— know, basically, you can come inte-nen — k

and jacob rees—mogg was sitting in the jacob rees—mogg was sitting in tne eeet— jacob rees—mogg was sittingorder that we wewtt be en— in no time flat in order that we would be on the— in no time flat in order that we would be on the air? when i saw tnie— would be on the air? when i saw tnie twee— would be on the air? when i saw tnie twee witn— would be on the air? when i saw this fuss with the _ would be on the air? when i saw this fuss with the police who are now looking— this fuss with the police who are now looking through the door and are now looking through the door ent tnew-we— are now looking through the door and they've come— are now looking through the door and they've come to give us a eege i— and they've come to give us a new message, i actually thought we— new message, i actually thought tnet-aing— new message, i actually thought tnet-aing net— new message, i actually thought that king had arrived to that the king had arrived to mete— that the king had arrived to nete en— that the king had arrived to make an inspection because her weteetw— make an inspection because her iieteetw

jacob rees—mogg says the policy change is "hard to fathom."w approach" to removing eu laws, and would not race to a deadline. live now to our chief political correspondent, nick eardley. jacob rees—mogg and ardent brexiteer. what has he been saying? not only an ardent brexiteer, but when he was on the government he was the man who introduced a law that said you have to review or scrap all eu law within the uk statute book by the end of 2023. i have to say, when that legislation was introduced, a lot of people thought, there is no way that is going to work. i will tell you who didn't say that. rishi sunak. at the time, he was running to be conservative leader. he actually promised to review or scrap all of these laws within 100 days. a very all of these laws within100 days. a very different picture today. the government are saying we have discovered all these laws we didn't even know where there. there's about 4500 of even know where there. there's about a500 of them, and wejust even know where there. there's about a500 of them, and we just don

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and- radio. i i i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state— jacob rees—mogg while they're at civil servants while they're at it? civil servants while they're at to new— civil servants while they're at it? they could— civil servants while they're at it? they could totally reform tne—eewtee- it? they could totally reform l the _ service system, the entire civil service system, putttne— the entire civil service system, outttne tnen— the entire civil service system, putting them on— the entire civil service system, putting them on performance retotet— putting them on performance retotetl— putting them on performance retotetl so— putting them on performance related . so moving on to related pay. so moving onto wot.— related pay. so moving onto tnot. nenrw— related pay. so moving onto tnot. nenrw. wou— related pay. so moving on to that, henry, you had some epenene— that, henry, you had some experience with- that, henry, you had some experience with the civil eerwtee. — experience with the civil service. did— experience with the civil service. did jacob yes. just we

our man jacob rees—mogg. and weee— our man jacob rees—mogg. e things would be 21. when you've had a memerh— would be 21. when you've had a memerh et— would be 21. when you've had a number of years— would be 21. when you've had a number of years to— would be 21. when you've had a number of years to mature . like number of years to mature. like a number of years to mature. like e the— number of years to mature. like ethme eteret— number of years to mature. like a fine claret really— number of years to mature. like a fine claret really . elizabeth a fine claret really. elizabeth the— a fine claret really. elizabeth hhhe he— a fine claret really. elizabeth hhhe he teet— a fine claret really. elizabeth this is just another illustration- this is just another illustration of how disastrous thehr-e— illustration of how disastrous blair's devolution was voting reeeh — blair's devolution was voting reeeh amt— blair's devolution was voting meet me h— blair's devolution was voting rules. and i very— blair's devolution was voting rules. and i very much agre

and tms— i'm still jacob rees—mogg. and tms ts— i'm still jacob rees—mogg. the wish of the voters to _ they are not following the wish of the voters to repeal all eu mus— of the voters to repeal all eu tuus .— of the voters to repeal all eu tuus . tte— of the voters to repeal all eu laws . the government will fall laws. the government will fall if laws. the government will fall tt tt— laws. the government will fall tt tt tutts— laws. the government will fall tt tt tutts te— laws. the government will fall if it fails to do— laws. the government will fall if it fails to do this. my erg. t-ve— if it fails to do this. my erg. t-ve utuuys— if it fails to do this. my erg. i've always voted— if it fails to do this. my erg. i've always voted tory and supported— i've always voted tory and supported them. however, i cemet— supported them. however, i eemet vete— supported them. however, i cannot vote for— supported them. however, i cannot vote for them again after the met— cannot vote for them again after the met sere— cannot vote for them again after the net zero stupi

jeering jacob rees—mogg and a stage invader early at the national conservativism conference.restaurant staff assured him was safe. since his death in 2017, his parents have been campaigning for clearer allergy labelling on restaurant menus — and today, the issue is being debated in parliament. our south west england correspondent jenny kumah has been speaking to his family. owen carey. let me start again. his family say he lived life to the full. owen was a fantastic lad. he'd just turned 18, full of life, fantastic sense of humour. owen had managed his allergies throughout his childhood, but a meal out in april 2017, an 18th birthday treat killed him. having told staff at byron burger in london about his dairy allergy, owen ordered what he understood to be plain grilled chicken. it was marinated in buttermilk. ingredients triggered a severe reaction. soon after leaving the restaurant, he collapsed and died near the london eye. the only warning about the allergen was in small print on the back

and jacob rees—mogg was sitting in the jacob rees—mogg was sitting in tne eeet— jacob rees—mogg was sittingin order that we would be on the air? when i saw tnie— would be on the air? when i saw tnie twee— would be on the air? when i saw tnie twee witn— would be on the air? when i saw this fuss with the _ would be on the air? when i saw this fuss with the police who are now looking— this fuss with the police who are now looking through the door and are now looking through the door ent tnev-ve— are now looking through the door and they've come— are now looking through the door and they've come to give us a eege i— and they've come to give us a new message, i actually thought we— new message, i actually thought tnet-king— new message, i actually thought tnet-ting net— new message, i actually thought that king had arrived to that the king had arrived to mete— that the king had arrived to nete en— that the king had arrived to make an inspection because her iieteetv— make an inspection because her iieteetv tne— make an inspection because her majesty the queen— make an inspection because her majes

at stoo— jacob rees—mogg this morning at too to— jacob rees—mogg this morning at too to 9:00. — jacobrrogance ot tnese peopte— you are? the outright arrogance of these people at— you are? the outright arrogance of these people at the bbc, even— of these people at the bbc, gtwen tne— of these people at the bbc, given the fact— of these people at the bbc, given the fact that we all have to pay— given the fact that we all have to ptw ttt— given the fact that we all have to ptw ttt tnts— given the fact that we all have to pay all this money to watch tnen — to pay all this money to watch tnen tnt— to pay all this money to watch them and listen— to pay all this money to watch them and listen to them every wetn— them and listen to them every ten ts— them and listen to them every ten ts t— them and listen to them every year is a complete and absolute ttsetee— year is a complete and absolute ttsgntte tnt— year is a complete and absolute disgrace and it— year is a complete and absolute disgrace and it makes me even more determined— disgrace and it makes me even more determined that gb news succ

jacob rees—mogg has breaking news. jacob rees—mogg hee teet— breaking news. the rehearsal. a full package, for want of a better ehreee — package, for want of a better phreee et— package, for want of a better phreee et mw— package, for want of a better phrase of my rehearsal, will be eveiiehie— phrase of my rehearsal, will be eweihehhe te— phrase of my rehearsal, will be available to view— phrase of my rehearsal, will be available to view hopefully in tomorrow's show. _ available to view hopefully in tomorrow's show. but of course i em — tomorrow's show. but of course i em .teihe— tomorrow's show. but of course i em-teihe thie— tomorrow's show. but of course i am .doing this for— tomorrow's show. but of course i am doing this for fun. no am not doing this for fun. no eerteihiw— am not doing this for fun. no eerteihhw met.— am not doing this for fun. no certainly not. i— am not doing this for fun. no certainly not. i am raising mehew— certainly not. i am raising mehew ter— certainly not. i am raising money for the— certainly not. i am raising money for the menta

you heard about jacob rees—mogg we have some breaking news. minutes of her speech. two protesters had to be removed from the room according to our political editor chris mason. several uk cancer charities are calling for vat on sunscreen to be scrapped to make it more affordable. sunscreen is classed as a cosmetic product, and so it carries a 20% tax. graham satchell reports. cassandra barker was in her early 20s when she was diagnosed with skin cancer. she had surgery to remove a malignant mole on her arm. she admits she didn�*t use sun cream as much as she should have, partly because of the cost. people don�*t see melanoma and different types of skin cancer as that life—threatening. and ijust think because it�*s not spoken about enough, people aren�*t cautious enough and aren�*t really bothered about using sun cream. and the fact that it is quite pricey i think definitely puts people off. melanoma is the fifth—most common form of cancer in the uk. it is largely preventable with the proper use of sunscreen. today, the charity melanoma focus is

jacob rees—mogg joins me. jacob wnat-e— jacob rees—mogg joins me. lo there. welcome to your— others. hello there. welcome to your latest news weather your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. your latest gb news weather fore craigrom the met office. your latest gb news weather fore craig snell. e met office. your latest gb news weather fore craig snell. e met of'we. i'm craig snell. well, as we head into summer for most us head into summer for most of us it be and settled. it should be dry and settled. best of the sunshine out towards the west and it's all to down this area of high pressure, keeping things settled keeping things firmly settled across across far north will fronts across the far north will just give the odd spot of rain here and there. but for most, as i mentioned, and settled. i mentioned, dry and settled. and how we will end and that's how we will end wednesday clear wednesday with lots of clear skies towards the west. skies out towards the west. however, the east we will see however, in the east we will see cloud wil

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jacob rees—mogg joins me. ioooi i ion-i— . jacob rees—mogg joins me. jacob i don't get— . en promises and they've all been ineooneo— promises and they've all been breached-can't- promises and they've all been breached can't work out breached and i can't work out wnoi—ine- breached and i can't work outi wnoi—ine-ionw what it's all for the tory party ono— what it's all for the tory party on neio— what it's all for the tory party and help properly. :tit3 e and help us properly. i don't think— and help us properly. i don't think-is— and help us properly. i don't inink-islionw- and help us properly. i don't think is tory party, but think there is a tory party, but there i'm very much there is that. i'm very much a big subject tonight. big subject is immigration— big subject tonight. big subject is immigration and— big subject tonight. big subject is immigration and sue- g f 3:i3 q3 big subject is immigration and sue is sneeon— is immigration and sue is speech, which— is immigration and sue is speech, which i think is so innonioni— speech, which i think is so important and— speec

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. — jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. cob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight, britain's first post—brem— nation. tonight, britain's first post—brexit trade deal takes effect— post—brexit trade deal takes effect with— post—brexit trade deal takes effect with our— post—brexit trade deal takes effect with our dear friends down— effect with our dear friends down under.— effect with our dear friends down under. we're well on our way— down under. we're well on our way to— down under. we're well on our way to cheaper— down under. we're well on our way to cheaper produce for british— way to cheaper produce for british consumers. but why not unilaterally— british consumers. but why not unilaterally slash _ british consumers. but why not unilaterally slash tariffs on food— unilaterally slash tariffs on food across— unilaterally slash tariffs on food across the _ unilaterally slash tariffs on food across the board to hasten the processe— food across the board to hasten the process? and _ food across the board to hasten the pro

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. — jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. cob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight. could we be heading— nation. tonight. could we be heading for— nation. tonight. could we be heading for a— nation. tonight. could we be heading for a summer of discontent— heading for a summer of discontent ?_ heading for a summer of discontent .7 what? can heading for a summer of discontent ? what? can it be true discontent? what? can it be true that— discontent? what? can it be true that the — discontent? what? can it be true that the government wants to discontent? what? can it be true that us government wants to discontent? what? can it be true that us down �*nment wants to discontent? what? can it be true that us down nightmarehts to discontent? what? can it be true that us down nightmare lane as take us down nightmare lane as it take us down nightmare lane as h eehee— take us down nightmare lane as it comes under— take us down nightmare lane as it comes under fire— take us down nightmare lane as it comes under fire over the wane— it

jacob rees—mogg speaking earlier. diligent about it. jacob— rees—mogg speaking earlier. other new— rees—mogg speaking earlier. now in other news today,— rees—mogg speaking earlier. now in other news today, south wales police has referred itself to the policing watchdog after cctv footage emerged showing one of the force's vans for throwing to people on an e—bike before a fatal crash in cardiff. the two teens that were killed have been named as kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans , whose violent unrest followed in which 15 officers were injured . south wales police has injured. south wales police has said a number of arrests have been made and more will follow . been made and more will follow. a major search for madeleine mccann at a reservoir in portugal has now been called off due to bad weather. dozens of portuguese police have been searching the area following a tip off . the area of interest is tip off. the area of interest is around 30 miles from where the three year old went missing. 16 years ago. scotland yard officers are present with a watchi

jacob i'm so disappointed.— rees—mogg. jacob i'm so disappointed. i- rees—mogg. t's it from the next say, jacob's going to be with you that's it from me. e next say, jacob's going to be with you that's it from me. backt hour. that's it from me. back wtth— hour. that's it from me. back wtth wew— hour. that's it from me. back with you tomorrow at 7:00. but ha,— with you tomorrow at 7:00. but ha, the — with you tomorrow at 7:00. but first, the important weather first, the all important weather . nette— first, the all important weather . hello there. _ first, the all important weather . hello there. welcome- first, the all important weather . hello there. welcome to our latest gb news weather forecast. i'm greg dewhurst. latest gb news weather forecast. i'm greg dewhurst . well, sunny i'm greg dewhurst. well, sunny spells the next few days. spells over the next few days. there is the risk of some rain in the forecast. largely affecting the north and north—west of the uk at times. looking at the bigger picture, high pressure holds on keeping most weather systems at bay

jacob rees—mogg being pretty clear about what he thinks of the government's imposition of a new ruleing about that as an attempt to gerrymander elections. and he was in government when the laws were passed and he has spoken previously about the need for elections to be open and fair. the government defended those plans and the new laws as a way to guard against fraud in elections, and impersonation are people voting in person, but there is very little evidence that that is in any way a significant problem in the uk and where voterfraud it significant problem in the uk and where voter fraud it tends to occur it is largely through postal voting. and free of the collective responsibility that comes with being in government, jacob rees—mogg speaking his mind on that particular issue. , ., ., ., �* ., ,, ., issue. jonathan blake at westminster, _ issue. jonathan blake at westminster, thanks . issue. jonathan blake atj westminster, thanks for issue. jonathan blake at - westminster, thanks for taking us through in terms of the latest which has been significant in the last couple of hours. a

it's me, jacob rees-m099— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nationjacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. it's— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. it's world nation tonight. it's a world turned— nation tonight. it's a world turned upside— nation tonight. it's a world turned upside down. the conservative— turned upside down. the conservative party is pursuing socialist— conservative party is pursuing socialist housing— conservative party is pursuing socialist housing policies and the labour— socialist housing policies and the labour party— socialist housing policies and the labour party is pursuing conservative— the labour party is pursuing conservative housing policies. who— conservative housing policies. who knew— conservative housing policies. who knew michael gove was such a leftie— who knew michael gove was such a we 7— who knew michael gove was such a we mu,— who knew michael gove was such a leftie 7 well, the _ who knew michael gove was such a leftie .7 well, the opposition is lettie.7 well, the opposition is brewing— letti