robert jenrick what the existing rules say. robert jenrick said — what the existing rules say.k said he is _ what the existing rules say. robert jenrick said he is sure _ what the existing rules say. robert jenrick said he is sure that - what the existing rules say. robert jenrick said he is sure that if - what the existing rules say. robert jenrick said he is sure that if this i jenrick said he is sure that if this bill is passed that it will ultimately change. he referred to judges in strasbourg. do you think thatis judges in strasbourg. do you think that is a likely prospect? the 'udaes in that is a likely prospect? tt2 judges in strasbourg have said consistently that assisted dying is a matterfor the nation states consistently that assisted dying is a matter for the nation states and have not touch this with a barge pole so i think if any court doesn't tripping when this happens it won't be a court in strasbourg, it will probably be a court in westminster directly opposite from where we are speaking from. the bill in its present form, if it is passed, it discriminates again

kemi badenoch, 53,806 votes and robert jenrick, 41,000.ad won hugs, even tears in victory. smiles and magnanimous applause in defeat too. for so long anyway. oh, and then a bit more. there we have it, the new face of opposition and what a task kemi badenoch takes on. it is the most enormous honour to be elected to this role, to lead the party that i love. our first responsibility as his majesty's loyal opposition is to hold this labour government to account. our second is no less important. it is to prepare over the course of the next few years for government. it's a big moment. it's, um, it's an emotional moment. for people who may not really know kemi badenoch. why your zealfor her? because she has courage. and that's a rare quality in politics. back in 1997, it took 13 years and four leaders for the conservative party to find a prime minister. what makes you think this time is different? well, i think if you look at the early record - of this government and we | shouldn't get carried away, but they've not had a great start. - kemi is ve

no one knows what will happen but somewhere right now, kemi badenoch and robert jenrick are finding _ are finding out privately who has won — finding out privately who has won the _ finding out privately who has won the conservative leadership election— won the conservative leadership election and then they will come _ election and then they will come down here, put on their test— come down here, put on their best poker face and act surprised.— best poker face and act surrised. ~ , , surprised. we will be bringing ou a surprised. we will be bringing you a special— surprised. we will be bringing you a special programme - surprised. we will be bringing you a special programme on | surprised. we will be bringing i you a special programme on bbc news and on bbc two on the tory leadership race result and that result coming out after 11 o'clock. i will be back at quarter to with that special programme. back to you. emergency teams trying to locate those missing in one of the worst flooding disasters in generations. hundreds of troops have been sent and people will be restricted from using r

robert jenrick has accepted the role of shadow justice secretary in his former leadership rival, kemi badenoch senior team. the new tory leader has also chosen former work and pensions secretary mel stride to be the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary laura trott has been appointed the shadow education secretary, with niall o'brien appointed as the shadow minister of for state education. dame rebecca harris will be the party's chief whip, replacing stuart andrew. nigel huddleston and lord dominic johnson have also been appointed as the joint party chairman . the education party chairman. the education secretary , bridget phillipson, secretary, bridget phillipson, has announced university tuition fees will increase to £9,535 in england next year. that's an increase of around 3.1%, which the government says is linked to inflation. this will be the first raise in tuition fees in nearly eight years. responding for the conservatives , new for the conservatives, new shadow education secretary laura trott said labour has dec

herformer rival robert jenrick says he is on board.er task. it is time to renew. thank you, ladies — it is time to renew. thank you, ladies and _ it is time to renew. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. she it is time to renew. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.- ladies and gentlemen. she will have to find — ladies and gentlemen. she will have to find a _ ladies and gentlemen. she will have to find a way _ ladies and gentlemen. she will have to find a way to _ ladies and gentlemen. she will have to find a way to get - ladies and gentlemen. she will have to find a way to get a - have to find a way to get a hearing from the country who recently gave the tories in electoral thrashing. kamala harris and donald trump have held ralliesjust six miles apart in the city of milwaukee, in wisconsin, three days before voters decide which one of them will become the next us president. wisconsin is one of seven contested states that are expected to determine the outcome, from where our senior north america correspondent gary o'donoghue reports. thank you

ahead of their first meeting on tuesday with former contenders robert jenrick, tom tugendhat , mel jenrick, tom tugendhat, mel stride and dame priti patel reportedly open to frontbench positions . elsewhere, labour mp positions. elsewhere, labour mp dawn butler shared a social media post accusing kemi badenoch of representing white supremacy in blackface. shortly before she was elected as the new tory leader. the brent east mp has since deleted the repost from her x account. neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comments. >> he's a race baiter. have made any comments. >> he's a race baiter . why is >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip.7 >> look, that's up to labour. i mean, i think genuinely i genuinely think that given what she's said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful device. >> i was reminded that the former conservative chancellor , former conservative chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, there. >> now, rachel reeves says the money raised through changes to i

element to it which is that one of the clearest divisions between the two of them was that robert jenrickvention of right and she doesn't. that is something you would expect to come across this brief of justice so that is quite striking. it is always branched but across this shadow cabinet, it is actually striking how few robertjenrick supporters there are. including robertjenrick himself. the others are vicky atkins and ed argo who was going to be had in the secretary but that is 15 supporters of they do not, you would expect that given she won but remember she only had about the same number of mps backing her as robertjenrick so that something to watch. whether they have gotjobs start to agitate against this new leadership. if you are a conservative mp, you stand a very good chance of being included in the shadows cabinet. included in the shadows cabinet-— included in the shadows cabinet. ~ , , cabinet. absolutely. it is something _ cabinet. absolutely. it is something that - cabinet. absolutely. it is something that really i cabinet. absolutely. it is i something that really bears repe

mrs badenoch beat robert jenrick in a ballot of party members, gaining 57% of the vote. first black leader of a major uk political party. in a victory speech, kemi badenoch said the party had to be honest about the fact we made mistakes and that it was time to get down to business. helen catt reports. for more than three months, these two slugged it out for the chance to lead their party and take on what's often described as the worstjob in politics — the leader of the opposition. by this point, they knew who'd won, and then so did we. the result was kemi badenoch, 53,806 votes. and robertjenrick, 41,388. cheering a moment to savour, and a piece of history. she is the first black woman to lead a major political party in the uk. it is the most enormous honour to be elected to this role, to lead the party that i love. but she's under no illusions about the scale of the challenge. the task that stands before us is tough, but simple. our first responsibility as his majesty's loyal opposition is to hold this labour government to account. murmurs of agreement our second is no

she very much hoped that robert jenrick would win the leadership election campaign because jenrick hadme to my position. it was like a tribute act really, that we should leave the echr, reduce net migration to down pretty much zero. but of course he lost. kemi badenoch has won. she gave an absolutely farcical press conference yesterday afternoon and remember these figures today are the responsibility of that conservative government. and mr andrews said, look, i think reform, you know, is where my heart is. so she's joined us and she will stand for us for the newly created position of mayor of greater lincolnshire and i think she's got a very good chance of winning . chance of winning. >> what would you say? i have to ask you as well. you've got andrew jenkins in one of the things that many gb news viewers have been in touch about is ben habib. what's happened there for anyone that's not followed that twist and turn? >> yeah, well that was the real champagne moment of the day. i mean, it was a good day, but ben habib announcing he's not with us really was the absolute icing on the cake.

the result was, kemi badenoch 53,806 votes, and robert jenrick 41,000... shortly after her election. the task that stands before us is tough but simple. our first responsibility as his majesty's loyal opposition is to hold this labour government to account. our second is no less important. it is to prepare, over the course of the next few years, for government to ensure that by the time of the next election, we have not just a clear set of conservative pledges that appeal to the british people, but a clear plan for how to implement them, a clear plan to change this country by changing the way that government works. the prime minister is discovering all too late the perils of not having such a plan. that huge job begins today. it will seek to involve all of our colleagues in parliament, in the scottish parliament, the senate, our friends in northern ireland, as well as councillors and party members. but this is notjust about the conservative party. it is about the people we want to bring back to the conservative party. it is about the people we need to brin

going back to the leadership campaign, robertl leadership campaign, robert jenrick was opposing her foring as far as robertjenrick, but for the first time she ascended —— setting out clear policies, albeit in very ascended —— setting out clear poli

robert jenrick will serve as a shadow justice secretary.rick. shadowjustice secretary, is shadow justice secretary, is quite shadowjustice secretary, is quite a big job, shadowjustice secretary, is quite a bigjob, but shadowjustice secretary, is quite a big job, but there is an uneasy element, that one of the cleared his divisions was that robertjenrick thinks the uk should leave the european convention on human rights. and kemi badenoch doesn't. that's quite striking. it's branch off of robertjenrick thatjob, but across this cabinet, it is striking how few his supporters there are. just three of them. that's compared to 15 supporters of kemi badenoch in her shadow cabinet. you might expect that given she won, but remember she only has the same number of mps backing her as backed robertjenrick. that is something to watch — whether those supporters start to agitate against this new leadership. iiii agitate against this new leadership.— leadership. if you are conservative - leadership. if you are conservative mp, - leadership. if you arei con

so i'm rather with robert jenrick here.arcerating people, probably putting in fewer people to prison for longer. you know, if you've got a kind of minor drugs offence or something, i'm not sure i'd lock you up for six weeks or eight weeks. so i'd like the to space be much more available to lock people up for 20, 30, 40 years or life without parole. okay. >> go on. »- >> go on. >> look, let's remember the grooming gang scandal is probably one of the biggest scandals of my lifetime. we had authorities and people in power that reached all the way up to number 10, covering things up and intervening just so people weren't labelled racist. we had girls raped , uk girls raped girls raped, uk girls raped because the authorities would not step in and turned a blind eye. this is a disgrace and i hope they rot in prison and they never come out . never come out. >> so let's just stick with the sentencing thing. i think really, i mean, there is another point, which is that, as charlie was saying, they're remarkably in a separate case, i

and one of the interesting differences between kemi badenoch and robert jenrick during the campaign wasjenrick was much more specific, consciously so specific about policies he would have as leader of the opposition and indeed that he would enact as prime minister if he became leader of the opposition and then won the next general election. kemi badenoch at times made a point of saying she thought that would be unwise, that you didn't know the circumstances of the next general election, let alone of the several years between now and that general election. and so she shouldn't make herself hostage to various or make herself hostage to fortune. and that's fine. but as leader of the opposition, issue by issue, parliamentary vote by parliamentary vote, she will have to instruct her mps to vote in certain ways. and so, bit by bit, she will find herself being staked to certain positions. that's just how it works. so i'm sure you will see, exactly as you say, the labour government both trying to contrive ways to get the conservatives to oppose things that they think they are putting themselves

you had in her speech that she was trying to urge unity, saying robert jenrick had a big plate to playieved that they didn't disagree on that much. that strikes me as the language of somebody who wants to bring the conservative party back together, united, as a first priority of her leadership.- first priority of her leadershi. . ~ , ., ~ leadership. thank you. a pleasure _ leadership. thank you. a pleasure to _ leadership. thank you. a pleasure to speak- leadership. thank you. a pleasure to speak to - leadership. thank you. a| pleasure to speak to you. to spain now and prime minister, pedro sanchez, has announced the country's biggest peacetime deployment — of ten thousand extra soldiers and police — to deal with this week's flash floods. two hundred and eleven people are now known to have died and many are still missing. earlier i spoke to freelance journalist melita cameron—wood who's in almassera, a short distance north of valencia city. basically, the city of valencia is surrounded by adjacent farmland, and the south is the area that has been most affected, including areas inland

. >> well, john, i want to go back to kemi because both of us supported robert jenrick for the leadershipraging. isn't it, for a conservative to see a leader who can take labour on, make the conservative case and command the house of commons? yes, indeed. >> and that's an important part of the job. and she's got a very difficult job. and i hope all conservatives will come together. whatever we thought dunng together. whatever we thought during the leadership election and give her every help and assistance. and i'm sure you will and i know i will, but but i mean, these issues about the conduct of senior figures in the labour party, it is very important because, i mean, when i was in the cabinet or was in the house of commons in a senior position, i would never dream of slagging off people i didn't like in foreign countries, in senior positions. and there were an awful lot of leaders of foreign countries that that had objectionable habits and very bad views. but you didn't do it because you knew your country had to deal with it. >> that's precisely what trump has done for example, against s

i know you backed robert jenrick in the campaign. you might agree with her. >> no, i'm afraid i.with julie to shock and horror on your face, i'm sure, but i thought she did a great job today. exposing the lack of preparedness of this labour government when it comes to international relations, as well as the detrimental impact of this budget of broken promises. we've got to go back to the chamber now, this may be a point of order, because this is the leader of the house, lucy powell . powell. >> so we will stay with us, stay with josh , labour representative with josh, labour representative from makerfield, the mp for makerfield. now. now julie may have had some unkind words about kemi but come on. keir starmer is not a gifted orator. he doesn't think on his feet does he, at prime minister's questions. >> well, i thought you saw a few good quips there from the prime minister actually. and what keir is, is a man that's focused on delivering and getting out. >> okay, here we go. >> okay, here we go. >> shadow home secretary chris philp. here he goes. >> greece in dangerous, illegal

she pipped robert jenrick to the post. well , pipped robert jenrick to the post. well, i've pipped robert jenrick to the post. well , i've got to pipped robert jenrick to the post. well, i've got to pull up on x. asking you that very question. is kemi badenoch the right person to lead the tory party? then , in difficult party? then, in difficult conversations, as the labour party doubled down on their vat raid on private schools and independent schools prepare to sue the government, i'll be joined by the spokesperson from education, not taxation. and of course, farmers are up in arms over the proposed changes to inheritance tax, which could see many family farms not being passed down. is elon musk right? are the labour party at risk of destroying uk food security with their plans ? but before we get their plans? but before we get stuck into all of that, let's get your latest news with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> nana, thank you very much and good afternoon . the top stories. good afternoon. the top stories. well, kemi badenoch has vowed to tell the truth

can i persuade you to wear a robert jenrick badge? no.d then she asked and she said do you know robert jenrick. yeah. do you like him. said he's all right. she said well i didn't say no. he's an absolutely appalling person. and then she said i'm mrs. jenrick and i thought, yeah, i've heard about you. look i think she falls into the category. is it going to sound sexist or being pushy? i'll say it. i'll avoid the sexism chart. pushy partner. >> it is quite sexist. i can't say pushy partner. she is suppose to push you off. yeah, but you know what? it's okay. behind every successful man is a woman very, very powerful woman, normally. but look, the powerful woman we should be talking about is kemi badenoch. and obviously a lot of the chat has been. does it matter that she's the first black woman? she mentioned it in her speech, but she didn't make a big deal of it. >> she played it down. >> she played it down. >> she played it down. >> she did play it down. she didn't go as far as rishi sunak, who, when he was obviously leaving last week, sai

., , jenrick.ave all been impressed _ jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed by _ jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed by your _ jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed by your energy - jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed by your energy and | jenrick. rob, we have all been - impressed by your energy and your determination. you and i know that we don't actually disagree on very much. and i have no doubt that you have a key role to play in our party for many years to come.— have a key role to play in our party for many years to come. don't expect a rush of new — for many years to come. don't expect a rush of new policies _ for many years to come. don't expect a rush of new policies from _ for many years to come. don't expect a rush of new policies from the - a rush of new policies from the conservative new leader. she says she wants to prepare a plan for government over the next few years. but much sooner than that, she will have to demonstrate her party's political direction. iain watson

miss badenoch received over 53,000 votes, while mr jenrick got 41,000.that's very close, wasn't it? it comes almost four months after the tories general election defeat, which triggered former rishi sunak's resignation. now joining me now is gb news political edhon me now is gb news political editor. the wonderful christopher hope to bring us. well the reaction to this amazing story christopher, thank you very much for joining us. amazing story christopher, thank you very much forjoining us. is this the right thing for the conservative party ? conservative party? >> right. to be in maybe the right word? dawn, the party is moved towards the right. i think it's interesting. i think the party has now got the first black woman leading the party. i think it's a historic moment for our political system. the fourth woman to lead the tory party last week or this week has gone. forgive me. we heard about rachel reeves being the first female chancellor for labour. while the tories are streets aheadin while the tories are streets ahead in terms of equality with the

jenrick in a ballot of party members. she's the fourth female leader and the first ever black leader and the first ever black leader of the party. in her acceptance speech, she said the tories have to be honest about the fact they made mistakes and let standards slip. she also praised the outgoing leader, rishi sunak, for getting the party through a tough time. >> it is the most enormous honour to be elected to this role , to lead the party that i role, to lead the party that i love, the party that has given me so much. i hope that i will be able to repay that debt. i also want to thank rishi. no one could have worked harder in such difficult times. rishi, thank you for everything you did. we all wish you and your wonderful family the very best for the future. >> details about the royal family's finances, including rent received from nhs schools and the armed forces, have been revealed as part of a new documentary in the investigation by channel 4 dispatches and the sunday times, it's reported that the private estates of

if it's robert jenrick or kevin badenoch. but joining me now is andrew griffiths.e's of course he's a supporter of kemi badenoch . supporter of kemi badenoch. andrew griffiths a quick one for the viewers who's one. >> good morning chris. good to be with you. we're all going to have to wait. what is it. be with you. we're all going to have to wait. what is it . about have to wait. what is it. about 55 minutes. i've got the same butterflies in my stomach that many people will have. look , many people will have. look, i've always been quietly optimistic that kemi would win the interactions that i've seen with members, the fact that she's always seemed to me the best answer to the question that we've had right now, which is how do we reunite, re—equip ourselves, ready for government? so we'll have to find out. but, you know, hopeful. i'm hopeful by my maths. >> 80 mps or 79 mps don't back kemi badenoch, 80 don't back robert jenrick. so two thirds of the parliamentary party don't support the new leader . that's support the new leader. that's a bit of a nightmare, isn't

jenrick, who seems to be a formidable force behind her husband.ders how they are both commiserating this morning. absolutely. >> i think she was very much the force of nature behind him and i think that, you know, he ran a very good campaign at times. it's just unfortunately for him, it was a marathon, not a sprint. and i think whereas among the mps, there was a lot of momentum behind him in july and august when it got to the conference, he then sort of stumbled a bit and he never really made it up. and you saw that steady drumbeat of names coming out for kemi badenoch. there was just nothing that really was able to turn it around. and of course, i think perhaps one of the key moments was when we had that gb news poll and at the end of it, christopher hope said, who would here vote for kemi badenoch? and almost all of the hands in the room went up and i think that was one of those moments, a bit like she did well in the debate, actually, to be fair. >> and she she spoke second, and therefore she was fresh in the memory , but she seemed a bit memor

more than 53,000 votes in that contest , whilst her rival robert contest, whilst her rival robert jenrick received 41,000. miss badenoch is expected to name her shadow cabinet in the coming days, ahead of their first meeting on tuesday, with former contenders robert jenrick, tom tugendhat, mel stride and dame priti patel reportedly open to frontbench positions. elsewhere, labour mp dawn butler shared a social media post accusing kemi badenoch of representing white supremacy in blackface shortly before she was elected as the new tory leader. the brent east mp has since deleted the repost from her account. neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comments. former conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng told camilla tominey this morning there should be disciplinary action. hes a race bahen >> why has she still got the whip.7 look, that's up to labour. >> i mean, i think genuinely, i genuinely think that given what she said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful device. >> i was r

meanwhile, robert jenrick is now the new shadow justice secretary.aura trott has been appointed the shadow education secretary, with niall o'brien appointed as the shadow minister of for state education. dame rebecca harris will be the party's chief whip, replacing stuart andrew. nigel huddleston and lord dominic johnson have also been appointed as the joint party chairman . johnson have also been appointed as the joint party chairman. in other news, the prime minister has announced an extra £75 million to tackle people smuggling gangs. sir keir starmer says he wants the country's approach to border security to change, saying the world needs to wake up to the severity of this challenge. here's what the prime minister had to say at the interpol conference in glasgow earlier today. >> we understand how these gangs work. we can invest in new capabilities and enhanced powers to smash them. so we're giving our new border security command an additional £75 million of new funding, on top of the £75 million we've already committed . million we've already com

and back at home, kemi badenoch has assembled her shadow cabinet with places for robert jenrick and priti patel. notably, there's no suella braverman or tom tugendhat on the list and they're coming for your cuppa. >> the national energy system operator has warned brits will have to reduce power consumption at peak times by 2030, all thanks to ed miliband's net zero plans. will traditional british tea time become a thing of the past.7 >> midnight tea, tom and let's tackle a prince. that was the playful cry of south african children as they played rugby with prince william in cape town. we'll join the future king live in south africa as he promotes his global earthshot environmental prize . environmental prize. >> now we can't ignore the big story that's going to be dominating today. it's going to be dominating all of the newspapers tomorrow. it is an ocean away, but it does affect all of us here in britain. yes. >> and tom's very excited. he's going to be helping with all the coverage overnight. i wonder who at home is going to be staying up to find the election results. how motivated are

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kemi badenoch won more than 53,000 votes in the contest while rival robert jenrick received 41,000.rs. badenoch is expected to name her shadow cabinet in the coming days , ahead of their first days, ahead of their first meeting on tuesday with former contenders robert jenrick, tom tugendhat, mel stride and dame priti patel reportedly open to frontbench positions. elsewhere, labour mp dawn butler shared a social media post accusing kemi badenoch of representing white supremacy and blackface. shortly before she was elected as the new tory leader. the brent east mp has since deleted the repost from her profile . neither from her profile. neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comment on the post. camilla tominey asked former conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng about it a short time ago. >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip? >> look, that's up to labour. i mean, do you think genuinely, i genuinely think that given what she's said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of

kemi badenoch won more than 53,000 votes in the contest, while rival robert jenrick received 41,000. mrs. badenoch is expected to name her shadow cabinet in the coming days. ahead of their first meeting on tuesday with former contenders robert jenrick, tom tugendhat , mel stride and dame tugendhat, mel stride and dame priti patel reportedly open to frontbench positions. elsewhere, labour mp dawn butler shared a social media post accusing kemi badenoch of representing white supremacy and blackface. shortly before she was elected as the new tory leader. the brent east mp has since deleted the repost from her profile. neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comment on the post, while camilla tominey asked former conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng about it a short time ago. >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip.7 >> look, that's up to labour. i mean, do you think genuinely, i genuinely think that given what she said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful

badenoch former rival robert jenrick accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, while the former work and pensions secretary mel stride, is the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary. the new co—chair of the conservative party, nigel huddleston, spoke to eamonn and isabel earlier today. >> he was very clear that she wanted to offer roles to all of her opponents because she has a great degree of respect for them. all of those who wish to serve and all of the them. all of those who wish to serve ithisall of the them. all of those who wish to serve ithis willf the them. all of those who wish to serve this will be e them. all of those who wish to serve this will be the single what? this will be the single greatest victory, politically speaking, in the history of our country. >> back at home, kemi badenoch has held her first shadow cabinet meeting today, saying she'll win back the trust of the pubuc she'll win back the trust of the public with a team effort as she released her full shadow cabinet this morning. chris phil

jenrick in a ballot of party members. she's the fourth female leader and the first ever black leader and the first ever black leader of the party. in her acceptance speech, she said the tories have to be honest about the fact they made mistakes and let standards slip . she also let standards slip. she also praised the outgoing leader, rishi sunak, for getting the party through a tough time. >> it is the most enormous honour to be elected to this role , to lead the party that i role, to lead the party that i love, the party that has given me so much. i hope that i will be able to repay that debt. i also want to thank rishi. no one could have worked harder in such difficult times . rishi, thank difficult times. rishi, thank you for everything you did. we all wish you and your wonderful family the very for best the future. >> while the prime minister has congratulated the new tory leader, the labour party chair ellie reeves, says she is worried about the policies that kemi badenoch would advocate as leader of the opposition.

robert jenrick. >> yeah, i couldn't agree more.e problem is people like dawn butler look at everything through the prism of race. and that's that's the real issue here, is that people like her and many , many mps within the and many, many mps within the labour party and within the actual party itself have this streak within them that if you are a black person or a minority, you and happened to be on the conservative side or just the centre right side, then you're othered. you are aren't part of it. you're something wrong with you. and that is the thatis wrong with you. and that is the that is the real dangerous bit about what she's what people like dawn are arguing is that she's something else. and that is a really dangerous bit for our politics, because once that takes hold, we're in trouble. >> i have to say, i was i was listening to it on the drive home on gb news yesterday. i was a bit disappointed that bob blackman, the chair of the 1922, who was returning officer yesterday, made a point of saying isn't it wonderful that we've

kemi badenoch won more than 53,000 votes in the contest, while rival rival robert jenrick received 41,000 votes. miss badenoch is expected to name her shadow cabinet in the coming days. >> ahead of their first meeting on tuesday with former contenders robert jenrick, tom tugendhat , mel stride and dame tugendhat, mel stride and dame priti patel reportedly open to frontbench positions . elsewhere, frontbench positions. elsewhere, labour mp dawn butler shared a social media post accusing kemi badenoch of representing white supremacy in blackface shortly before she was elected as the new tory leader. the brent east mp has since deleted the repost from her profile . neither from her profile. neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comments thus far, and former conservative chancellor kwasi kwarteng told camilla tominey there should be disciplinary action. >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip? >> look, that's up to labour. what do you think ? genuinely? what do you think? genuinely? i genuinely think that given what she's said, she should have the whip removed from

oi’ or robert jenrick, minister, or robertjenrick, former immigration minister?oth candidates have been put forward of the six candidates put themselves forward at the beginning of this race all the way backin back injuly. back in july. i'm joined back injuly. i'mjoined now back injuly. i'm joined now by our political editor chris mason who is here with me. chris, kemi badenoch is the favourite in terms of the polls but in the world of politics, you never know?— but in the world of politics, you never know? but in the world of politics, ou never know? i, ~ ,, you never know? you never know, not least because _ you never know? you never know, not least because this _ you never know? you never know, not least because this is _ you never know? you never know, not least because this is a - not least because this is a race whose electorate is conservative party members, 100,000 odd members are scattered hither and thither around the uk. how on earth do you accurately poll a collection of people are like that? short answer, collection of people are like that? shortansw

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he has now reportedly said he will return to the backbenches when robert jenrick or kemi badenoch take up the role . the new tory leader is the role. the new tory leader is set to be announced at around 11 am. tomorrow morning, and you a.m. tomorrow morning, and you can watch all of that unfold here on gb news. can watch all of that unfold here on gb news . those can watch all of that unfold here on gb news. those are can watch all of that unfold here on gb news . those are the here on gb news. those are the latest gb news headlines. let's go back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. >> sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> welcome along! if farmers were as heartless as junior doctors, they'd go on strike and use their leverage to starve starmer into submission. here were the scenes from continental europe, when farmers felt pushed to the brink . to the brink. there we go. just spraying manure all over government buildings. would anyone really blame farmers if they do actually spray a load of

he has now reportedly said he will return to the backbenches when robert jenrick or kemi badenoch takeup the role. the new tory leader is set to be announced at around 11 am. on saturday morning. you can watch all of that unfold here on gb news. can watch all of that unfold here on gb news . those can watch all of that unfold here on gb news. those are your latest gb news headlines. now it's latest gb news headlines. now wsfime latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at saturday's top stories with three comedians. i'm stephen allen and with me tonight we've got leo kearse and nick dixon. first things first though. let's get this sorted hot off the press. let's crank through the front pages . we start with the front pages. we start with the telegraph which goes with musk . telegraph which goes with musk. pm is wrong on farm tax rates. more on that soon. and the i

shadow justice secretary robert jenrick has said that the justice secretary must intervene.he home office said in a statement tonight the uk has robust measures in place to manage the risk posed by terrorist offenders released from prison and those involved in terrorism related activity in the community. and finally tonight, a uk ticket holder has won the 177 million euromillions jackpot , becoming the third jackpot, becoming the third biggest national lottery winner of all time. the operator allwyn said. the win has landed the winner a spot on the national lottery's rich list, and players are being urged to check their tickets. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, let's go to headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news. >> com forward slash alerts . >> com forward slash alerts. >> com forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headlines. i'm sure that chap cannot pronounce alerts correctly, can he.7 that's correctly, can he? that's strange. what's an alert? a news alert. he'

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badenoch defeated robert jenrick in a ballot of party members. she's the fourth female leader and the first ever black leader of the party. in her acceptance speech, she said the tories have to be honest about the fact they made mistakes and let standards slip. she also praised the outgoing leader, rishi sunak, for getting the party through a tough time. >> it is the most enormous honour to be elected to this role, to lead the party that i love, the party that has given me so much. i hope that i will be able to repay that debt. i also want to thank rishi. no one could have worked harder in such difficult times. rishi, thank you for everything you did. we all wish you and your wonderful family the very best for the future . future. >> while the prime minister has congratulated the new tory leader, the labour party chair ellie reeves, criticised the conservatives for dragging out the leadership contest and not taking accountability for their time in government. >> you know, we've spent the last four months with the conservatives rather than take an

badenoch former rival robert jenrick accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, while the formerork and pensions secretary, mel stride, is the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary. sir keir starmer has responded to a letter from sir alan bates calling for faster compensation payments for postmasters impacted by the post office scandal. it comes after mr bates claimed he had contacted the prime minister twice in the last month, but he was still waiting for a response. in his letter, he demanded a march 2025 deadune he demanded a march 2025 deadline for compensation for the subpostmaster victims of the scandal. however, number 10 declined to commit to the campaigners suggested payment deadune campaigners suggested payment deadline and the queen is unwell with a chest infection and has had to withdraw from her engagements this week. that's to according buckingham palace. sir keir starmer posted on x, saying on behalf of the whole country, i wish her majesty the queen a speedy recovery. the duchess of gloucester has s