now jeremy jeremy knows what a night, what he busy, i'm busy night. thank you for instant you. did you think you tell me? was amazing day so much. oh, good luck today with a good mortgage. you're doing boyfriend? yeah, so i'm using like force. what do you think now you're going to make it always a semi final final. we're gonna do a 2 man delivery word because lots of more. thank you. all born in france. so it's gonna be good because it's going to be a, it's for oh so that everything is open in the craner because the water bill. i not a happy b, as you can see behind me. everyone here now by taping the beat rock, even though there's a lot of them feeling not get here as well. so i've been making breakthrough to the final and when i'm once again on that's reflect on those 2 quarter finals with our football 9. is there one that are angle and dom i saw that 1st of all, we start with demo morocco's around continues here and kata, where they lucky or did they deserve to go through. oh yes, they well deserve 3 in the front of suffolk. and sabrina's hemi fine, i would say, because they

jeremy jeremy both. what did you think that again, i'm very happy with the results. real good, too good for the next level and very out to focus on him. but if you could just spoke with, he was very expected woke up, which was not the case worker or the surprised no worries confirming that they had the great corporate government of nick with jeremy. thank you very much and good luck. we'll be able to make it to the final if they do go down to the 3rd world history to go into the final defending. and if you now from senegal, with nicholas hoc in the car and it over for setting all the people here feel like the team did as much as they could given that they didn't have that your money or got against some of their store players. but we thought so much that the point where we saw people in here, people that come here with their families, hoping that the african code of where that again glenn and it was just the former. and especially because so many of the members of the cynically squad evolve in the premiership are or stars in their phone, raising their own price. there was hope that they were able to push through to feed england and to go for it so much. is it more written here, a golf, but also across africa? we want to africa rating rothko and all who are now on morocco to win against playing that game that will take place later

now jeremy jeremy is what a night. what do you believe? m. as in mary, thank you for calling. frontier you've been to germany wasn't moving day so much. oh, good luck today. you too, in boston. oh, really want to play? well, it wasn't good due invoice for it yet. so i'm using like force. what do you think now you're going to make it a final against marriage? oh, it's a 2 military word because lots of more think male. all born in friends. so it's going to be picked up. it's going to be a place is going to be member, it's a so that everything is open in the water. i did not have happy b, as you can see behind me. everyone here now by taping the beat rock, even though there's a lot of them feeling snow here as well. so i think they can break through to the final and wayne, we'll come what's going on. let's reflect on those 2 quarter final. so with our football 9, is there one that are angle and tom i saw that. first of all, we start with demo morocco's around continues here in cutter, where they lucky or did they deserve to go through. oh yes, they well deserve 3 in the front of

now jeremy jeremy knows what a night what he's been missing night. thank you. for instance, he did you think he germany wasn't moving good so much? oh, good luck to do with it again. boyfriend. yeah, so i'm using like force. what do you think now you're going to make it always a semi finals, a final against marriage, a 2 man delivery word because lots of more think they are all born in france. so it's gonna be good because it's going to be a prince is gonna oh so that everything is open in the craner because you want to be very, i not happy people is you can see behind me everyone here. now by taping the moroccans, even though there's a lot of them feeling okay here as well. so i've been making breakthrough to the final and wayne, we'll come once again on that's reflect on those 2, cause a final. so with our football, and is there one that are angle and tom i saw that. first of all, we'll start with demo morocco's around continues here in cutter, where they lucky or did they deserve to go through? oh yes, they well deserve 3 in the front of suffolk. and sabrina

jeremy jeremy both. what did you think? i'm very happy with the result. real good too good for the next level and very out to focus on them. but if you could just spoke with very expected i just woke up, which was not the case or the surprise no worries for me. but the, the great, so corporate doesn't mon nick with jeremy, very much with, to make it to the find a 13 world history to go in to the final defending camp france, winning 3, want against poland to book their place in the quarter finals. one, what, what did the shops assessment have been of the team's performance tonight at the next man has always been able to step up. i mean, you start looking at frances line up and the players that are absent. well yeah, of course they're going to be mess and they have been messed. but the players that have been able to come in the jewel school day, the chinese have been able to step up defensively and in the midfield. but obviously the big names are the ones that have been able to really assert themselves. getting buffet, you start to see him, and you can make an argument that if not, if you are, if you're in the little messy camp in terms of best player in the tournament, then you can also make an argument, right? not forgetting about it because he is the leading goal school with 5 goals. he has been the o

jeremy jeremy knows what nights what he's been missing night. thank you. for instance, do you think you germany wasn't amazing game so much? oh, good luck today. due to an amazon in, oh, jerry would play. well, it was the most difficult game for, for it. oh yeah. so i'm using like course. what do you think now you're going to make it always a semi final, a final against marriage? a 2 man delivery word because lots of more things real, all born in france. so it's going to be difficult. it's going to be a, it's, for instance, a filled up. everything a to work with got a lot of happy people is you can see behind me everyone here now very my typing the morocco, even though there's a lot of that i'm feeling okay. here is we'll see what they can go through to the final and we will have once again, let's bring in august. now to talk about that much and have a i know hurricane is england captain, that top penalty take a he put away that 1st penalty convincingly. fantastic strike. but is there an argument that he shouldn't have taken that 2nd penalty? with all the

now jeremy jeremy knows what a nice, what if anything i'm missing. i think you bring spent, you, did you think germany wasn't moving? good so much, chris? oh, good luck today. a to play with voice rent yet. so i'm using like force. what do you think now you're going to make it always a semi finals, a final against marriage? a 2 man delivery word because lots of more think they are all born in france. so it's gonna be difficult. it's going to be a, it's the vehicle. i'm not sure that everything is open in the craner because the water bill, i don't know, i did not have happy people is you can see behind me everyone here now by taping the beat rock, even though there's a lot of them feeling okay here as well. so i've been thinking back through to the final and when i'm once again on that's reflect on those 2 quarter final. so with our football on it one our angle and dom i saw that 1st of all we start with demo morocco's around continues here and kata. were they lucky or did they deserve to go through? oh yes, they well deserve 3 in the front of suffolk

now jeremy jeremy knows what a night what he busy, i'm busy night. thank you. for instance, you did you think you germany wasn't amazing day so much so. oh, good luck today. you too, in boston. oh, really want to play with it again for for instance. yeah. so i'm using like force. what do you think now you're going to make it a final against marriage? a very word because lots of more think they are all gone in friends. so it's going to be difficult. it's going to be a place is going to be been worried for us is going to be a february. when i filled out everything again, open a ha my good night. i did not have happy b as you can see behind me. everyone here now by taping the beat rock, even though there's a lot of them feeling okay here is, was making breakthrough to the final and wayne, we'll come once again on let's reflect on those 2 quarter final. so with our football 9, is there one that are angle and done? i saw that. first of all, we start with demo morocco's around continues here in cutter, where they lucky or did they deserve to go through. oh yes, they

jeremy jeremy knows what a night, what he busy, i'm busy night. thank you. for instance, he did you think you told me was amazing day so much. oh, good luck today with to play with boyfriend. yeah. so i'm using like force. what do you think now you're going to make it all right, let me find a final. we're gonna against marriage. a 2 man delivery word because lots of more think male. all born in france. so it's gonna be difficult. it's going to be a, it's oh so that everything is open in the case worker because i don't know. i did not have happy people is you can see behind me everyone here now by taping the beat rockets even though there's a lot of them feeling nocka here as well. so i've been making back through to the final and when i'm once again on that's reflects on those 2 quarter final. so with our football and on it one our angle and dom i saw that 1st of all we start with demo morocco's around continues here in kata, where they lucky or did they deserve to go through. oh yes, they well deserve 3 in the front of suffolk. and sabrina's hemi fine, i wo

jeremy hate jeremy now hate him. hypothetical keyboard warriors . hypothetical keyboard warriors. oh, hypocritical. it means hypocrites , michael. i'm loving hypocrites, michael. i'm loving it. shout in my ears. justin apparently didn't say a hypothetical. he said critical. a we're learning look , we're a we're learning look, we're learning together. our way now. you know, the pressure's on, by the way if you're going to email me the pressure to spell properly or the pressure because now you know your emails are going to on screen. pressure going to be on screen. pressure is and truly on. jane says, is well and truly on. jane says, hang minute, michelle no hang on a minute, michelle no one out when jo brown said one spoke out when jo brown said that someone that she wished someone essentially would for acid. people nigel farage. yes people like nigel farage. yes i remember . people like nigel farage. yes i remember. tick people like nigel farage. yes i remember . tick tock. many of you remember. tick tock. many of you guys are saying to the nurses, get pay guys are saying to the nurses, get pay reduction for doing all of their tick tock dances, all that's hot. this what about morale, motivation, maybe might just need to offload for a couple of minutes and practise their dancing. jeremylly reaps what he serves as a no. do you think he's up for that? i've got to say, do think it stopped shy of doing a full on apology? anyway, let me know your thoughts, what she's telling everyone, because it brought to the nation so. well, now got hang of now that i've got the hang of pressing button was quite pressing a button was quite advanced got that in advanced level but i got that in the go take a quick break. the end. go take a quick break. i conversation i continue the conversation about of hate speech about the whole of hate speech thing . do you think the dangers thing. do you think the dangers of anti—semitism should be taught schools? i'll tell you why i'm asking. and a couple of minutes, but give your minutes, but give me your thoughts and see you . in two coming on. tom watson tonight , coming on. tom watson tonight, as rwanda flies, get the green from the high court could . this from the high court could. this be the turning point in the migrant . or be the turning poi

jeremy jeremy both. what did you think you, again, i'm very happy with the resume, real good too good for the next level and go out to focus on the bus if you could just call to north. and it was very expected of these walker, which was not the case or the surprise no worries for me, but the is the great. so corporate government of nick, with, sorry, england, i think we're there. but we are here in brooklyn, green england, austin, they go to what? jeremy. thank you very much. good luck. we'll be all set to go run. i hope to make it to the final pay due november 30 and won't go into the final of defending. let's bring in our panel now one and a chima will begin with you jemma. how pleased will did there shouldn't be with that results as well as performance. very much probably he suffered a little bit in the 1st health. we have probably a saw the best minutes of poland so far. but they manage with you do on that psychological minutes, 44 note of skin, the star appearing, and then everything goes smoothly for, for friends with him. but enjoying a momentum. i think this is one of the key is that the forward line of front are next. charlene. already a moment predictable in greece. my working so watch and feeling very much comfortable, much more than enough to call madrid. that can tell that you do and then, but it with that they have been a very efficient in defense and great things had be such with all that. i think the sums that cannot b

jeremy - with that. they talked about focusing on jeremy hunt - with that. they talked aboutj focusing on jeremyusing on jeremy hunt but it with that. they talked about - focusing on jeremy hunt but it is focusing onjeremy hunt but it is steve barkley who david has been talking about, the health secretary they been talking about how ambulance and strakes have been seen most recently, the strakes of the ambulance workers and those related around it because it's notjust the paramedics are the people who work take the cause, how they have chosen to harm people. ijust wonder what you make of the toxicity of the discussions that we are witnessing. let's be quite clear about this. i mean, _ let's be quite clear about this. i mean, today's news specifically was about _ mean, today's news specifically was about delays and ambulances and how lon- about delays and ambulances and how long they— about delays and ambulances and how long they were being held outside and he _ long they were being held outside and he departments last week. in 25% of them _ and he departments last week. in 25% of them were outsi

jeremy, many thanks _ full stop clive. yeah, 0k, jeremy, many thanks to — full stop clive. yeah, 0k, jeremy, 0k, jeremy, many thanks to you and _ full stop clive. yeah, 0k, jeremy, many thanks to you and your - full stop clive. yeah, 0k, jeremy, | many thanks to you and your team full stop clive. yeah, 0k, jeremy, - many thanks to you and your team and to nicole. for details of organisations that offer advice and support with exploitation and abuse, you can go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline. it's been revealed that six children under the age of ten have died since september in england and wales, after contracting a rare bacterial disease, known as invasive strep a. the uk health security agency confirmed the latest death was a child who attended a school in west london. officials have told the bbc there's also been a rise in the number of children contracting the bacterial disease scarlet fever, though they stress it can be treated quickly and successfully with antibiotics. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, is with me. yes, clive. people may have a clue where macro few questions tonight about th

jeremy . no jeremy corbyn helped destroy jeremy corbyn by being toxic, racist crank leading the labour party to found to have discriminated against jews . now discriminated against jews. now he is blaming is saying here that can i saying that the media has history now is coming from someone ken loach went on the bbc and he was asked this company is go this is at the labour conference and there was a fringe meeting where part of it was debating whether or not the holocaust by the holocaust 6 million jews died murdered , million jews died murdered, genocide and there was a fringe meeting there and because he so was so desperate to essentially to fend corbyn's labour at the time , and they said, what do you time, and they said, what do you say? he wouldn't condemn that. and he's and what he said instead was. yeah, i think we should discuss it. that's he said this is also someone who tried to put on a play called perdition which is a disgusting play perdition which is a disgusting play that basically blames jews for their own genocide. this is ken loach also defended a racist who basically kept on

jeremy . no jeremy corbyn helped destroy jeremy corbyn by being toxic, racist crank leading the labour party to found to have discriminated against jews . now discriminated against jews. now he is blaming is saying here that can i saying that the media has history now is coming from someone ken loach went on the bbc and he was asked this company is go this is at the labour conference and there was a fringe meeting where part of it was debating whether or not the holocaust by the holocaust 6 million jews died murdered , million jews died murdered, genocide and there was a fringe meeting there and because he so was so desperate to essentially to fend corbyn's labour at the time , and they said, what do you time, and they said, what do you say? he wouldn't condemn that. and he's and what he said instead was. yeah, i think we should discuss it. that's he said this is also someone who tried to put on a play called perdition which is a disgusting play perdition which is a disgusting play that basically blames jews for their own genocide. this is ken loach also defended a racist who basically kept on

jeremy social jeremy clarkson united social media and saying jeremy clarkson united social medican't lesbians and saying jeremy clarkson united social medican't be lesbians apparently| men can't be lesbians apparently became possibly to became you could possibly go to prison for thanks to prison for thanks so much to my panel and leo panel libby schafer and leo kearse all my guests this kearse and to all my guests this evening. you want to join evening. and if you want to join us in the be part of this us live in the be part of this audience, you can do that just go to ww sro audiences .com we'll week. looking we'll see you next week. looking ahead tomorrow's weather and ahead to tomorrow's weather and the is looking rather grey the uk is looking rather grey and wet to start the week. let's take a look at the. milder air will be in place across the whole country monday morning. it will be a cloudy start across scotland with outbreaks of rain at times and strong blustery winds . at times and strong blustery winds. northern ireland have a cloudy and breezy start the day with some outbre

jeremy social jeremy clarkson united social media and saying jeremy clarkson united social medican't bians and saying jeremy clarkson united social medican't be lesbians apparently| men can't be lesbians apparently became possibly to became you could possibly go to prison for thanks to prison for thanks so much to my panel and leo panel libby schafer and leo kearse all my guests this kearse and to all my guests this evening. you want to join evening. and if you want to join us in the be part of this us live in the be part of this audience, you can do that just go to ww sro audiences .com we'll week. looking we'll see you next week. looking ahead tomorrow's weather and ahead to tomorrow's weather and the is looking rather grey the uk is looking rather grey and wet to start the week. let's take a look at the. milder air will be in place across the whole country monday morning. it will be a cloudy start across scotland with outbreaks of rain at times and strong blustery winds . at times and strong blustery winds. northern ireland have a cloudy and breezy start the day with some outbreaks

jeremy clark sorry? jeremy clarkson clark be sorry? jeremy clarkson cancelled, right? n or something stronger . i'll see you back here . in three. hello there . welcome back to hello there. welcome back to your festive friday. i hope you are having a nice evening. you very much for joining are having a nice evening. you very much forjoining me. i'm neil looking after things from mark dolan tonight some great emails coming in. thank very emails coming in. thank you very much as talk about dogs much indeed. as talk about dogs and all goes bonkers so let's go with a few here andy says can a petition be started for a gp dog to be provided for patrick and all the staff of the studio? my border terriers. norman and stanley would love it as they gb news to a matilda this kind of petition also be started to make sure patrick can have a dog in the office. he can't take his hamster walks. well, he hamster for walks. well, he could, but look stupid , let's could, but look stupid, let's be honest. the boss there honest. but with the boss there at least allow him bring his at least

jeremy clark sorry? jeremy clarkson clark be sorry? jeremy clarkson cancelled, right? n or something stronger . i'll see you back here . in three. hello there . welcome back to hello there. welcome back to your festive friday. i hope you are having a nice evening. you very much for joining are having a nice evening. you very much forjoining me. i'm neil looking after things from mark dolan tonight some great emails coming in. thank very emails coming in. thank you very much as talk about dogs much indeed. as talk about dogs and all goes bonkers so let's go with a few here andy says can a petition be started for a gp dog to be provided for patrick and all the staff of the studio? my border terriers. norman and stanley would love it as they gb news to a matilda this kind of petition also be started to make sure patrick can have a dog in the office. he can't take his hamster walks. well, he hamster for walks. well, he could, but look stupid , let's could, but look stupid, let's be honest. the boss there honest. but with the boss there at least allow him bring his at least

well union jack as is jeremy clarkson . need as is jeremy clarkson. need i say more?, haven't we? yes yeah, but we also can about his column rather a lot. oh, please do . i know, i know other please do. i know, i know other people do columns. very good. just so sean who is your nomination. my all jack is hugh jackman insisted that we remove male and female categories from awards ceremonies. i spoke to two of my friends, a young female struggling actors, and they said trust man at the top of the industry to try to erase women in industry is a silly thing to women have a very different role a very different route into the industry . a route into the industry. a raised level this way is just bad news. why do actors feel like we have to have the benefit of? their comments on literally everything just go on act just be actor and of course amy who would you to nominate is our prime minister. rishi so knack for his absolutely bizarre vision of the future, which included absolute undying praise for the nhs workers that he has routinely underpaid and now pushed , striking . he

jeremy corbyn's tenure as labour leader. following jeremy corbyn's tenure as labour leader . actually not as labour leader. actually not a single worker, but i think in my a finger back during this when you said jeremyn couldn't lead the working classes out of a yeah, it was a paper back. yeah, it was a rant, you're right and i apologise for it, but it was midnight on election night. we just heard about 26, 2019. i mean , we lost bishop auckland , mean, we lost bishop auckland, we lost sedgefield, we lost your seat. we lost seats. we had been . in seat. we lost seats. we had been. in history . income's landsman i've history. income's landsman i've known for a long time and he was with it was a banner and all that boasting that we were going to win partly oh brilliant, we're going to win. putney i lost all these other seats. we lost all these other seats. we lost scunthorpe. we lost grimsby. we lost all the seats around me in east yorkshire. but we're going partly and we're going to win partly and you know, you could see then what the outcome of this adventurism was going to be . the adventurism was going to be. the worst election defeat we've experienced in our history virtually . should jeremy corb

jeremy as uk unemployment has risen again .jeremy hunt says as uk unemployment has risen again . jeremy hunt says the again. jeremy hunt says the government is committed to helping people get back into work. it's after own as figures show the rate of unemployment rose to 3.7% in the three months to october. that's up from 3.6% in the previous period . around . in the previous period. around. 158,000 nhs operations were cancelled for non—clinical reasons in england last year. nearly a fifth of those were called off due to staff shortages. with nhs vacancies at a record high, other reasons for cancellations include a shortage a record high, other reasons for of beds , equipment failure and of beds, equipment failure and admin errors on tv, online and on dab plus radio. this is gb news. back now to the briefing with tom harwood . with tom harwood. good morning. it's 934 and this is the briefing with me tom harwood. on your tv and, your radio. well, first this morning, both parties are setting foundations for the next election. despite it being two years away, candidates elections are alrea

that's not jeremy clarkson jeremy not what jeremy clarkson jeremy clarkson said about one particular oury of characters that he know. he said something that was effectively was effectively too far. it was a bit of a controversial joke, but it wasn't targeted at women in general andrew tate actually does make his whole his whole character and his entire schtick about superiority of about about the superiority of men now the two men over women. now the two things completely different. things are completely different. you can't put them in the same category and there is a category at all. and there is a very clear the two. emma very clear between the two. emma you are trying to get in that. yeah benjamin but with respect, there something about, there there was something about, there was totemic about was something totemic about talking about a woman being through the streets and having excrement at her, which wasn't , excrement at her, which wasn't, was, it was broader than meghan markle i think. jeremy clarkson well, the sun completely missed the point that the editor clearly asleep all

well union jack as is jeremy clarkson . need as is jeremy clarkson. need i say more?, haven't we? yes yeah, but we also can about his column rather a lot. oh, please do . i know, i know other please do. i know, i know other people do columns. very good. just so sean who is your nomination. my all jack is hugh jackman insisted that we remove male and female categories from awards ceremonies. i spoke to two of my friends, a young female struggling actors, and they said trust man at the top of the industry to try to erase women in industry is a silly thing to women have a very different role a very different route into the industry . a route into the industry. a raised level this way is just bad news. why do actors feel like we have to have the benefit of? their comments on literally everything just go on act just be actor and of course amy who would you to nominate is our prime minister. rishi so knack for his absolutely bizarre vision of the future, which included absolute undying praise for the nhs workers that he has routinely underpaid and now pushed , striking . he

jeremy— burden, which of course we all know. jeremy hunt's autumn statement has already— jeremy hunt's autumn statement has already caused consternationhis will do nothing to quell that this evening. he has— nothing to quell that this evening. he has been accused of being unconservative, again talking about the general election, building up to 2024 _ the general election, building up to 2024. they will be huge concern amongst the tory right he will not be able _ amongst the tory right he will not be able to— amongst the tory right he will not be able to undo these tax rises in time _ be able to undo these tax rises in time to— be able to undo these tax rises in time to make the election campaign viable _ time to make the election campaign viable on _ time to make the election campaign viable on that. so... but for him, he has _ viable on that. so... but for him, he has come _ viable on that. so... but for him, he has come in and he has done his best to _ he has come in and he has done his best to undo — he has come in and he has done his best to undo trust economics which obviously— best to undo trust economics which obviously possibl

jeremy clarkson a joke jeremy clarkson makes a joke about of thrones and he needs to be cancelled . well i mean jeremyl i mean jeremy clarkson that's done that rare thing of you people who don't like and people who do like meghan , which is incredible. meghan, which is incredible. he's gone obviously over to free for them to see in that game of thrones i don't know if you've watched it is to with you know degradation violence humiliation and i know obviously it's very tongue in cheek. it is jeremy but then saying that but then but then saying that hated on a cellular level . hated her on a cellular level. as your just said, like as your guest just said, like more more west or more more than rose west or nicholas sturgeon i mean, you know, there's violence , know, there's a violence, misogyny about that whether misogyny about it. that whether you like jeremy clarkson or his today normally that just doesn't wash. and also have to say like it really throws the queen consort the boss who hosts him on wednesday i was last week for this for this meal i mean it doesn't go unnoticed that she hosted piers morg

jeremy stretch, and all of your years of central bank watching, can they get out near three years and look for disinflationary trend or is that wishful thinking? jeremy: jeremythe ecb are still anticipating inflation will still be above their target threshold by the end of 25. i would not be surprised if the ecb thought it appropriate to attempt to try and find a narrative that allow the inflation profile to get back to target. because of the upward revisions we have seen in the profile this year and next year it will be very difficult to see, or a very tough ask for the ecb eight to be able to drive inflation down without a greater degree of economic dislocation than they are currently pricing in. perhaps they are too optimistic in terms of the growth trajectory and if we are going to see inflation falling back it will be a challenge that will have to be met by a more aggressive policy reaction than the market has been where we have been considering. jonathan: fields are climbing in response to that. the german two year is up. the 10 year is up eight or nine basis points to around 2%. forgive me for throwing some numbers at the wall but i want to go through

jeremy this famous car fanatic not hit the emergency on his provoked without provocative journalism. absolutely not. and jeremy, no u—turns . the fact jeremyhat it's offended as many people as it's entertained proves that, as always clarkson's work is top gear. what's your view, marc . what's your view, marc. gbnews.uk let's get the reaction now of my brilliant panel, bestselling author and columnist emma wolff, legendary journalist and broadcaster nina minskoff , and broadcaster nina minskoff, who spends her christmases with me and her husband and businessman and political commentator ali mirage. ali, what do you of jeremy clarkson's exploits massive column in yesterday's sun . oh look i'm yesterday's sun. oh look i'm a jeremy clarkson fan. i don't agree with his words. i think that they're in very poor taste. i don't think he should have used such colourful language at all. i you need to be all. i think you need to be temperate these matters. temperate in these matters. i think he clearly is one of meghan markle fan. i'm not particularly a great fan myself. i watch the 6 hours i mean, i did watch the 6 hours of the and meghan of the harr

jeremy this famous car fanatic not hit the emergency on his provoked without provocative journalism. absolutely not. and jeremy, no u—turns . the fact jeremy that it's offended as many people as it's entertained proves that, as always clarkson's work is top gear. what's your view, marc . what's your view, marc. gbnews.uk let's get the reaction now of my brilliant panel, bestselling author and columnist emma wolff, legendary journalist and broadcaster nina minskoff , and broadcaster nina minskoff, who spends her christmases with me and her husband and businessman and political commentator ali mirage. ali, what do you of jeremy clarkson's exploits massive column in yesterday's sun . oh look i'm yesterday's sun. oh look i'm a jeremy clarkson fan. i don't agree with his words. i think that they're in very poor taste. i don't think he should have used such colourful language at all. i you need to be all. i think you need to be temperate these matters. temperate in these matters. i think he clearly is one of meghan markle fan. i'm not particularly a great fan myself. i watch the 6 hours i mean, i did watch the 6 hours of the and meghan of the ha

jeremy october. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says getting inflation down is his priority and plans are in place to reduce it by half . despite the fall labour half. despite the fall labour says the figure is still too high and shows the weakness of the economy . around half of the economy. around half of britons lines are closed. today is rmt members staged their second day of strikes across the country. thousands of workers at network rail and 14 train companies have walked out, leaving some parts of the uk with no train service at all. it's part of a long running dispute over. pay, jobs and conditions . it comes after the conditions. it comes after the rmt rejected offer of a 5% pay rise this year with another 4% next year . the royal mail next year. the royal mail accused the postal workers union of holding christmas to ransom as its members stage industrial action over and conditions. it's after postal staff rejected what royal mail says is their best and final of a 9% pay rise. over eight months. general secretary of the communication workers dave ward told gb news the pay offer is not genuine . we

jeremy clarkson , if you sit and jeremy clarkson, the way he wrote that article, he was very clever. he knew. he knows. you can't sort hatred against meghan markle on basis of her race. but she was positive throughout article positive throughout that article very much the basis of a very much on the basis of a femininity. she had use femininity. she had to use donald trump's expression whipped husband , markle, whipped her husband, markle, into his subservient position. she basically him, but he hated her more than he compared it to two other women too, to a nicholas sturgeon and to the murderer rose. so this was about meghan markle femininity. he then asked us to imagine her naked . so you wanted to take a naked. so you wanted to take a woman , ask to imagine her naked, woman, ask to imagine her naked, and he then wants to shame her and he then wants to shame her and paraded on the street and threw excrement out that ? is threw excrement out that? is hatred towards women and i don't think that's acceptable . look, i think that's acceptable. look, i agree with you. so let's change law. no. yes. that's why i didn't agree with you. why not? because don't think it's legal to hate people . but do you know to hate people. but do you know the problem is what happens otherwise is , big bangers like otherwise is, big bangers like you, jeremy , piers you, jeremy clarkson, piers morgan. oh, my no. because actually on occasion you've said woo, i wouldn't even say that. but generally you like to poke with a stick. you go as as you can. you push the right wing envelope. so i explained you men nigel farage wouldn't have disproportionately large platforms. you get little mise on a doctor, incidentally, but nonetheless a little woman on and you baby just four clicks. click, click, click, click . and click, click, click, click. and i see jeremy clarkson will be in and by this and i will not you i'm not even you see this is i think of the problems that men will have is like i'm on condemning what you said. yeah and i'm saying that on a philosophic level i protect everybody's to free speech, i think. but i think it's completely right. you want fascists, you want racists . do fascists, you want racists. do you really want everyone to freedom of speech? what's the opfion freedom of speech? what's the option ? what's the moment? option?

jeremy clarkson , if you sit and jeremy clarkson, the way he wrote that article, he was very clever. he knew. he knows. you can't sort hatred against meghan markle on basis of her race. but she was positive throughout article positive throughout that article very much the basis of a very much on the basis of a femininity. she had use femininity. she had to use donald trump's expression whipped husband , markle, whipped her husband, markle, into his subservient position. she basically him, but he hated her more than he compared it to two other women too, to a nicholas sturgeon and to the murderer rose. so this was about meghan markle femininity. he then asked us to imagine her naked . so you wanted to take a naked. so you wanted to take a woman , ask to imagine her naked, woman, ask to imagine her naked, and he then wants to shame her and he then wants to shame her and paraded on the street and threw excrement out that ? is threw excrement out that? is hatred towards women and i don't think that's acceptable . look, i think that's acceptable. look, i agree with you. so let's change law. no. yes. that's why i didn't agree with you. why not? because don't think it's legal to hate people . but do you know to hate people. but do you know the problem is what happens otherwise is , big bangers like otherwise is, big bangers like you, jeremy , piers you, jeremy clarkson, piers morgan. oh, my no. because actually on occasion you've said woo, i wouldn't even say that. but generally you like to poke with a stick. you go as as you can. you push the right wing envelope. so i explained you men nigel farage wouldn't have disproportionately large platforms. you get little mise on a doctor, incidentally, but nonetheless a little woman on and you baby just four clicks. click, click, click, click . and click, click, click, click. and i see jeremy clarkson will be in and by this and i will not you i'm not even you see this is i think of the problems that men will have is like i'm on condemning what you said. yeah and i'm saying that on a philosophic level i protect everybody's to free speech, i think. but i think it's completely right. you want fascists, you want racists . do fascists, you want racists. do you really want everyone to freedom of speech? what's the opfion freedom of speech? what's the option ? what's the moment? option?

jeremy failure to grow the economy. chancellorjeremy hunt has chancellor jeremy hunt has warned there is a tough road ahead. these figures confirm that this is a very challenging economic situation here and across the world and it will get worse before it gets better. but we have a plan that will more than halve inflation over the next year. and if we stay the course , we can get back to the course, we can get back to the strong economic growth that we need. strong economic growth that we need . government ministers are need. government ministers are holding an emergency cobra meeting later in a bid to minimise disruption from ongoing pubuc minimise disruption from ongoing public sector strikes. military and civil servants are being trained in case they need to step in for airports staff as they prepare to strike for eight days from the 23rd to new year's . armed forces will be deployed to hospital trusts as ambulance staff, nurses and paramedics walk out later this month . tv walk out later this month. tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's back to the briefing with tom harwood . briefing with tom harwood. good morning. it's 933 and this is the briefing with me, tom harwood on your tv and your radio. now first this morning, britain's economy grew by 0.5% between september and october . between september and october. this is in a rebound from a 0.6% construction over the previous month. over the last three months as a whole, the economy fell by nought point 3, putting us on course for recession . us on course for recession. well, the chancellor, jeremy hunt , has well, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has warned that there are tough times still ahead for the united kingdom . these figures united kingdom. these figures confirm that this is a very challenging economic situation here and across the world. and it will get worse before it gets better . but we have a plan that better. but we have a plan that will more than halved inflation over the next year. and if we stay the course, we can get back to the strong economic growth that we need . while the that we need. while the chancellor's speaking there, let's dive into the detail now with our economics and business editor liam halligan and liam , editor liam halligan and liam, how much trust can we place in these individual months by month figures? well, monthly figures are subject to huge revision and also it's a good story that gdp went up a little bit in october, but i'm afraid it's a bit of a statistical hoax in the sense that no one's doing anything wrong at the office for national s

jeremy hunt was met with jonathan, got to see was mr. fairfield, uk in parliament the moment for me he met with jeremy hunt jeremy hunt said yes, hunt and out the i'd like to know more about the helicopters . fairfield, uk his helicopters. fairfield, uk his idea pump body so watch idea for a pump body so watch this space i am steven o'neill obviously i'll come on tell you all about when i know more. all about it when i know more. nobody implies doesn't it that jeremy doesn't know . how jeremy hunt doesn't know. how these working , that these things are working, that he just sort of interested he is just sort of interested but yet surely in government he should be on top it already . but yet surely in government he should be on top it already. i couldn't agree more with it. i mean, this is what i've been putting up for 13 years. i know you've interviewed a few times and when i actually go into government and i sit there, i remember sitting with one particular a deputy to a chancellor and around the table and that wonderful mahogany table with these expensive paintings in the treasury, there was about 30 special advisers , was about 30 spe

jeremy clarkson. tle finally had a comment from jeremy clarkson. , , finally had a comment from jeremy clarkson. ,, , o have caused so much _ clarkson. he says he is horrified to have caused so much hurt - clarkson. he says he is horrified to have caused so much hurt and i clarkson. he says he is horrified to have caused so much hurt and he i clarkson. he says he is horrified to i have caused so much hurt and he says he will be more careful in future. what's this about? it's an article he wrote yesterday. remember, this is days after the hurry and meghan documentary was released on netflix talking about what they felt was their terribly unfair treatment by their terribly unfair treatment by the press. his column talks about how much he hates them, he says he dreams of the day when meghan markle is paraded naked through the streets in every town in britain while the crowd chanced shame and throw lots of excrement at her. and a pulled response from many, 6000 complaints to ipso. in comparison the total number of complaints to ipso in 2021 was 14,000. one person who vociferously complained isjeremy clark

thought was dead funny, i thought it was dead funny, i thought it was dead funny i think jeremy funny and i think jeremyrkson's really funny and john bishop who's bishop as an idiot who's who's creating creating a structure creating creating a structure creating a rod for his own back there by saying it's hate speech . anyway the sun reports on plans fine netflix up to a quarter plans fine netflix up to a quarte r £1,000,000 for every la quarter £1,000,000 for every la told in harry and meghan's document tree, which could probably fix the deficit a week. yes. yeah, absolutely . rishi is yes. yeah, absolutely. rishi is planning to take netflix with plans to regulate streaming services after a few . harry plans to regulate streaming services after a few. harry and meghan documentary lies . so services after a few. harry and meghan documentary lies. so this is all about rishi. he wants to bnng is all about rishi. he wants to bring back plans to the television watch ofcom the power to find services for straight to broadcasting . and so because broadcasting. and so because netflix is being accused of mislead

thought was dead funny, i thought it was dead funny, i thought it was dead funny i think jeremy funny and i think jeremyrkson's really funny and john bishop who's bishop as an idiot who's who's creating creating a structure creating creating a structure creating a rod for his own back there by saying it's hate speech . anyway the sun reports on plans fine netflix up to a quarter plans fine netflix up to a quarte r £1,000,000 for every la quarter £1,000,000 for every la told in harry and meghan's document tree, which could probably fix the deficit a week. yes. yeah, absolutely . rishi is yes. yeah, absolutely. rishi is planning to take netflix with plans to regulate streaming services after a few . harry plans to regulate streaming services after a few. harry and meghan documentary lies . so services after a few. harry and meghan documentary lies. so this is all about rishi. he wants to bnng is all about rishi. he wants to bring back plans to the television watch ofcom the power to find services for straight to broadcasting . and so because broadcasting. and so because netflix is being accused of mislead

jeremy hunt. thanks for your thoughts and _ jeremy hunt. thanks for your thoughts and analysis. i jeremy hunt. ealth correspondent, dominic hughes, has been finding out more. it's the first call—out of the day for manju and kara. so, we're going on to see stephen now. stephen's had a fall yesterday. manju will do a medical and physical assessment. i had a look at his medical records and it looks like he has parkinson's. kara, a pharmacist, will check out stephen's medication. hello, sir. how are you? stephen lives alone, so as well as confirming there are no medical issues, they are making sure he can carry on living independently. that's an antihistamine. how about going up and down the stairs? i'm 0k, just about, yeah. we'll have another rail put up here over here, 0k? yeah, because i need it. yes. stephen's fall might have led to a visit to a&e. drinka bit more, 0k? i know, yeah. but in manchester, what's known as the local care organisation, is now picking up cases that may not need that level of intervention. what we noted there was that there were side effects which caused him to be drows

jeremy regulations dumps. the edinburgh reform .jeremy hunt regulations dumps. the edinburgh reform . jeremy hunt says brexit reform. jeremy hunt says brexit has a golden opportunity to reshape the rules . more than 30 reshape the rules. more than 30 regulatory changes have been unveiled, including reversing some measures introduced following the 2008 financial crash . the government hopes the crash. the government hopes the plans will help end the uk's sluggish record on growth. the prime minister says the reforms will keep the uk competitive . will keep the uk competitive. there are actually a million people employed in financial services and they're not just in the london the city, they're spread across the country , spread across the country, edinburgh belfast and leeds edinburgh and belfast and leeds , bournemouth. and we want to make we can continue make sure we can continue creating jobs across the united kingdom. today's reforms will mean the industry remains . mean that the industry remains. we more jobs , but of we can create more jobs, but of course this will always be a safe plac

jeremy failure to grow the economy. chancellorjeremy hunt has chancellor jeremy hunt has warned that a tough road ahead.onomic situation and across the world and it will get worse before it gets better. but we have a plan that will more halve inflation over the next yeah halve inflation over the next year. and if we stay the course , we can get back to the strong economic growth that we need . economic growth that we need. government ministers are holding an emergency cobra meeting later in a bid to minimise disruption from ongoing public sector strikes . military and civil strikes. military and civil servants being trained in case they need to step for airport staff as they prepare to strike for eight days from the 23rd to new year's eve . armed forces new year's eve. armed forces will be deployed . hospital trust will be deployed. hospital trust as ambulance staff, nurses and paramor walk out later. this tv onune paramor walk out later. this tv online and dab radio. this is. paramor walk out later. this tv inflation so that you don't enter into a wage price spiral like we did in the 1970s, not frankly

jeremy . where are taken against jeremy. where are we on the big ladies and gentlemen? don't you dare touch hot dial . coming up on down hot dial. coming up on down watson is rishi sunak right to hold out against striking health workers or should he come to the table? plus two blue tory jacob rees—mogg joins don live in the studio to tackle the biggest issues facing britain and. the conservative party and nigel farage reveals the winners and losers of a political year like no other in the what the viraj awards. that's . john tonight awards. that's. john tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. on gb news news. right. and welcome back, ladies not just those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, should they? that's how the old adage goes. well, how about the glass of parliament? because a group employees have co—signed a letter addressed to the editor of the sun denouncing jeremymarkle. so the letter states , get out of so the letter states, get out of this. we cannot this type of behaviour to go unchecked any longer bit rich and i will welcome sun's retraction of the article we now demand actually taken against mr. clarkson. this is how goes, isn't it? ladies and gentlemen this is how it goes. you get an apology you get a retraction . well, there you a retraction. well, there you go. now we've got to have now we've got to have more. we can't possibly just stop at this. i want clarkson's and never work again . i want message to again. i want his message to leave i want kids hate leave him. i want kids to hate email. it sounds email. let's be fair. it sounds like his daughter already do that anyway i understand mr. clarkson's unpleasant that anyway i understand mr. clarkson'sonly unpleasant that anyway i understand mr. clarkson'sonly fuelled unpleasant that anyway i understand mr. clarkson'sonly fuelled harry asant that anyway i understand mr. clarkson'sonly fu

jeremy . how did we end up with jeremy hunt chancellor? because it hunt as chancellor? because it feels been some sort of feels like been some sort of anti globalist coup . me anti globalist coup. me i wouldn't be conspiratorial about it . jeremyn, but he wasn't wanted by the party. he wasn't wanted by the party. he wasn't wanted to be leader by the party. but that doesn't mean that people don't respect his abilities. he's thoughtful, considered individual . i'm not considered individual. i'm not pretending. i agree with on everything or that i would have chosen to make the decision whether he wanted a second referendum. he also an advocate for zero—covid chinese absolute . i'm not saying that gets everything right, but none of us get everything . big things to get everything. big things to keep with them. but he's accepted referendum result . he's accepted referendum result. he's made it clear as chancellor he won't do anything to unload brexit. well, given that briefing to the summit the other week, the swiss kite was flown and was shot down pretty swiftly and. resile from pretty swiftly and. resile from pretty swiftly and he's embraced the economic opportunities of being out of the european union. he said that quite recentl

jeremy day when labour replaced jeremy corbyn, just wonder whether corbyn, i just wonder whether donald trump's past his sell by date, what's your view is getting there? it's starting to wear people. really is. he wear on people. it really is. he had dinner with a white nationalist week mar a. nationalist last week in mar a. this a type of thing that this is a type of thing that people of explaining people get tired of explaining to friends . they used to to their friends. they used to be saying, well, like donald be saying, well, i like donald trump. don't like his style, trump. i don't like his style, but his policies. and but i like his policies. and that them a long in the that got them a long way in the conversation. now it's like, conversation. but now it's like, why explain? he's why do i have to explain? he's having with a white having dinner with a white nationalist. why do i have to explain why taking all these documents? i have documents? why do i have to explain why? business jones explain why? his business jones was convicted crimes was convicted of crimes yesterday court. yesterday in your court. so people are getting tired having to why they're to explain why they're supporting donald and supporting donald trump and they're look they're starting to look for someone that someone else and might that someone else and might that someone else. desantis, the someone else. ron desantis, the governor could be. governor of florida could be. and that and ron has earned that discussion. ron been a good discussion. ron has been a good governor a big state. he's governor in a big state. he's state of florida. he's a very talented man. he's an ivy league former lawyer, a military man. he's he's an all around good candidate. and he seems politically brave, given the fact that he was called ron death sentence for a while for approaching pandemic approaching the pandemic a similar way to sweden. but of course, he's been vindicated. he has been and he has a way to cut through that, to sort of cut through that, to sort of cut through that, to sort of cut through that that chatter, through that that that chatter, to to the issues that to get down to the issues that people so he has people really like. so he has sort drain the swamp sort of that drain the swamp type of attitude the trump type of attitude that the trump has. don't you think that the has. so don't you think that the pandemic was an acid test for people's values, including politicians because, know, politicians? because, you know, bofis politicians? because, you know, boris mentioned on the boris johnson i mentioned on the show last night, he achieved many things. ended the many great things. he ended the brexit kept jeremy corbyn power, out corbyn out of out of power, out of number which would have of number ten, which would have been national security been a national security and economic disaster for the country. equivocated when country. but he equivocated when it to the pandemic , and he it came to the pandemic, and he listened to sage and shut the listened to sage and he shut the country down, which was a very conservative thing to but conservative thing to do. but that's something desantis that's something that desantis did to. no. and he did not yield to. no. and he actually did. he did the right thing he did the math thing is that he did the math and said, we have enough hospital take care of hospital beds to take care of people. we think that our state will be destroyed if we shut down stay down economically. we can stay open and take care of people. yes, they a very high death yes, they had a very high death rate . but you stop and take a rate. but if you stop and take a look it, reason they h

jeremy day when labour replaced jeremy corbyn, just wonder whether corbyn, i just wonder whether donald trump's past his sell by date, what's your view is getting there? it's starting to wear people. really is. he wear on people. it really is. he had dinner with a white nationalist week mar a. nationalist last week in mar a. this a type of thing that this is a type of thing that people of explaining people get tired of explaining to friends . they used to to their friends. they used to be saying, well, like donald be saying, well, i like donald trump. don't like his style, trump. i don't like his style, but his policies. and but i like his policies. and that them a long in the that got them a long way in the conversation. now it's like, conversation. but now it's like, why explain? he's why do i have to explain? he's having with a white having dinner with a white nationalist. why do i have to explain why taking all these documents? i have documents? why do i have to explain why? business jones explain why? his business jones was convicted crimes was convicted of crimes yesterday court. yesterday in your court. so people are getting tired having to why they're to explain why they're supporting donald and supporting donald trump and they're look they're starting to look for someone that someone else and might that someone else and might that someone else. desantis, the someone else. ron desantis, the governor could be. governor of florida could be. and that and ron has earned that discussion. ron been a good discussion. ron has been a good governor a big state. he's governor in a big state. he's state of florida. he's a very talented man. he's an ivy league former lawyer, a military man. he's he's an all around good candidate. and he seems politically brave, given the fact that he was called ron death sentence for a while for approaching pandemic approaching the pandemic a similar way to sweden. but of course, he's been vindicated. he has been and he has a way to cut through that, to sort of cut through that, to sort of cut through that, to sort of cut through that that chatter, through that that that chatter, to to the issues that to get down to the issues that people so he has people really like. so he has sort drain the swamp sort of that drain the swamp type of attitude the trump type of attitude that the trump has. don't you think that the has. so don't you think that the pandemic was an acid test for people's values, including politicians because, know, politicians? because, you know, bofis politicians? because, you know, boris mentioned on the boris johnson i mentioned on the show last night, he achieved many things. ended the many great things. he ended the brexit kept jeremy corbyn power, out corbyn out of out of power, out of number which would have of number ten, which would have been national security been a national security and economic disaster for the country. equivocated when country. but he equivocated when it to the pandemic , and he it came to the pandemic, and he listened to sage and shut the listened to sage and he shut the country down, which was a very conservative thing to but conservative thing to do. but that's something desantis that's something that desantis did to. no. and he did not yield to. no. and he actually did. he did the right thing he did the math thing is that he did the math and said, we have enough hospital take care of hospital beds to take care of people. we think that our state will be destroyed if we shut down stay down economically. we can stay open and take care of people. yes, they a very high death yes, they had a very high death rate . but you stop and take a rate. but if you stop and take a look it, reason they h

jeremy . where are taken against jeremy. where are we on the big ladies and gentlemen? don't you dare touch hot dial . coming up on down hot dial. coming up on down watson is rishi sunak right to hold out against striking health workers or should he come to the table? plus two blue tory jacob rees—mogg joins don live in the studio to tackle the biggest issues facing britain and. the conservative party and nigel farage reveals the winners and losers of a political year like no other in the what the viraj awards. that's . john tonight awards. that's. john tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. on gb news news. right. and welcome back, ladies not just those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, should they? that's how the old adage goes. well, how about the glass of parliament? because a group employees have co—signed a letter addressed to the editor of the sun denouncing jeremymarkle. so the letter states , get out of so the letter states, get out of this. we cannot this type of behaviour to go unchecked any longer bit rich and i will welcome sun's retraction of the article we now demand actually taken against mr. clarkson. this is how goes, isn't it? ladies and gentlemen this is how it goes. you get an apology you get a retraction . well, there you a retraction. well, there you go. now we've got to have now we've got to have more. we can't possibly just stop at this. i want clarkson's and never work again . i want message to again. i want his message to leave i want kids hate leave him. i want kids to hate email. it sounds email. let's be fair. it sounds like his daughter already do that anyway i understand mr. clarkson's unpleasant that anyway i understand mr. clarkson'sonly unpleasant that anyway i understand mr. clarkson'sonly fuelled unpleasant that anyway i understand mr. clarkson'sonly fuelled harry asant that anyway i understand mr. clarkson'sonly fu

jeremy . how did we end up with jeremy hunt chancellor? because it hunt as chancellor? because it feels been some sort of feels like been some sort of anti globalist coup . me anti globalist coup. me i wouldn't be conspiratorial about it . jeremyn, but he wasn't wanted by the party. he wasn't wanted by the party. he wasn't wanted to be leader by the party. but that doesn't mean that people don't respect his abilities. he's thoughtful, considered individual . i'm not considered individual. i'm not pretending. i agree with on everything or that i would have chosen to make the decision whether he wanted a second referendum. he also an advocate for zero—covid chinese absolute . i'm not saying that gets everything right, but none of us get everything . big things to get everything. big things to keep with them. but he's accepted referendum result . he's accepted referendum result. he's made it clear as chancellor he won't do anything to unload brexit. well, given that briefing to the summit the other week, the swiss kite was flown and was shot down pretty swiftly and. resile from pretty swiftly and. resile from pretty swiftly and he's embraced the economic opportunities of being out of the european union. he said that quite recentl

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