john redwood in that seat, _ interesting. john redwood in that seat. it— interesting.il but there _ seat, it is a true blue council but there is— seat, it is a true blue council but there is hope they could potentially make _ there is hope they could potentially make it _ there is hope they could potentially make it into a lib dem one, in which case _ make it into a lib dem one, in which case it— make it into a lib dem one, in which case it will— make it into a lib dem one, in which case it will feel quite different and i— case it will feel quite different and i think he will start to feel the story— and i think he will start to feel the story squeeze if that comes to be the story squeeze if that comes to he the _ the story squeeze if that comes to be the case, where the liberal democrats are making inroads in the blue wall, _ democrats are making inroads in the blue wall, labour are making inroads in the _ blue wall, labour are making inroads in the red _ blue wall, labour are making inroads in the red wall and the reform party is helping _ in the red wall and the ref

on today's show, with sir john redwood and bionic mp sirjohn redwood and bionic mp craig mckinlay, theconservative exodus is now 76, surpassing the grim record of 1997. and does this signify a blair style wipe—out for rishi sunak's conservatives as next? former labour leader jeremy corbyn has dramatically announced that he will stand as an independent in islington north, leaving sir keir starmer no choice but to finally boot him out of the party. now. yesterday, reform's honorary president nigel farage, dramatically stood down after rishi sunak outmanoeuvred him by calling a snap election with their talisman heading to help trump. is the party over be joined b their leader, richard tice . and their leader, richard tice. and there was also news away from there was also news away from the general election as well. and in the past few hours, the 10,000th small boat migrants who arrived this year alone has landed in britain. that's all coming now, between now and 4:00. we've got some breaking news for you in the last few minutes, and there's a big pro—palestine protest at the last election

, and i john redwood's back yard in booking and, john redwood's back yard in booking and. places— johnd, places like tunbridge wells, which we — and, places like tunbridge wells, which we hoped _ and, places like tunbridge wells, which we hoped to _ and, places like tunbridge wells, which we hoped to make - and, places like tunbridge wells, which we hoped to make gains. and, places like tunbridge wells, which we hoped to make gains in| and, places like tunbridge wells, i which we hoped to make gains in a potentially — which we hoped to make gains in a potentially take _ which we hoped to make gains in a potentially take control _ which we hoped to make gains in a potentially take control of, - which we hoped to make gains in a potentially take control of, all- potentially take control of, all those — potentially take control of, all those will _ potentially take control of, all those will be _ potentially take control of, all those will be coming - potentially take control of, all those will be coming in - potentially take control of, all. those will be coming in tomorrow potentially t

i conservative mp, john redwood. i mean, john, do you agree with matthew's analysis there? are your biggest threat when it comes to securing and keeping hold of seats? you already have ? seats? you already have? >> well, when you get to a general election, people have to make a real choice and the choice will be between a labour led government by starmer or a conservative government. >> and i think in that context , >> and i think in that context, people, of a conservative disposition would be very wise to go with the conservative party even though they're critical of it at the moment when you have by elections or local elections and people are faced with the choice between reform and conservative, some vote reform because they think that will, persuade the conservative party to be more conservative. >> and i can understand why they do that, but i don't think they would want to do that in a general election, because they would end up with a labour government. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i mean, john, a lot of the comments from our viewers are saying things like, i'm so t

i think the mps ear hearing today they have stood down whether it's michael or andrea or john redwoodbench, they have served a number of years in successive governments under successive prime ministers and i think as the election might have taken us all a bit by surprise what it was called, people of had a few days now to reflect on that and decide what their futures are and for those three individuals it mayjust be one lastjob in them elsewhere but it's not going to be in the house of commons. not going to be in the house of common— not going to be in the house of commons. . i. , ., i. commons. have you spoken to your former bosses — commons. have you spoken to your former bosses he _ commons. have you spoken to your former bosses he announced - commons. have you spoken to your former bosses he announced he - commons. have you spoken to your| former bosses he announced he was not going to be running again? i have not had time, i'm afraid, but i was prepared and happy to talk to you first. we was prepared and happy to talk to ou first. ~ ., , was prepared and happy to talk to ou first

there's quite a few john redwood. >> absolutely. labour party member, lives in redwoods constituency, considering voting tactically for the lib dems. so i think a lot of people are jumping ship. my former constituency, harlow , where constituency, harlow, where robert halfon, my successor, stood down six weeks ago because, sunak took everyone by surprise, including his party, by committing july the 4th. the tories in harlow haven't even got a candidate today. our candidate, chris vince, has been in place for over a year. i mean, the lack of preparation and planning on sunaks behalf, i think, really begs questions. >> well, i think it was a brilliantly executed surprise . brilliantly executed surprise. now, here's a quick one. dawn, the clock's against us. what is nigel farages master plan? >> i don't know, it's the honest answer to that. >> i'm slightly. i'm going to be completely honest here. i'm slightly disappointed that he is put in the usa and donald trump over this country , do you think? over this country, do you think? >> but

you ship for john redwood. you didn't mention him and michael gove and angela leadsom, theresa may.of brexit, they've just left the. they say so as he went to the. they say so as he went to the titanic exhibition, they left the cabin. boy on the titanic. and he's really struggling to be fair to those ones, though, they have been with with the conservative party and held office for some time. >> so, you know, if you've done what, 16 or 20 years or something, after a while, you might want to naturally go, okay, all right, i accept, i accept that i fully i do, i accept that i fully i do, i accept that, but there's the morale in the tory party. >> we can just see it because when people leave a sinking ship, that's about morale. now reform's got its tail up. the reform party. labour just can't reform party. labourjust can't believe how lucky it is . the believe how lucky it is. the greens are out there. i don't know if the lib dems are still alive anywhere in the country, but i wish them well and so i myself, the scots are going bonkers because he's telling them all to cancel their holid

michael gove has been round for 20 years, i was his pps forfive year, john redwood 27 year, there ise, good candidates as michael said, there be new blood entering parliament and thatis new blood entering parliament and that is a good thing for parliament and we are very confident we can fight a good campaign and close that gap and get past labour, that is our objective. to gap and get past labour, that is our ob'ective. ., . gap and get past labour, that is our ob'ective. ., , ., , ., , , objective. to begin with, obviously we wrapped _ objective. to begin with, obviously we wrapped op _ objective. to begin with, obviously we wrapped up parliamentary - objective. to begin with, obviously i we wrapped up parliamentary activity today, postalservices we wrapped up parliamentary activity today, postal services ministry got through that compensation given what happened to the sub—postmaster but the football, martins law, all dropped? i the football, martins law, all dro ed? . . the football, martins law, all dropped?— the football, martins law, all droued? the football, martins law, all

right wing politician interviewing another , or richard tice or john another, or richard tice or john redwoodterviews tice or farage's former press officer, another presenter patrick christys interviews farage or farage his wife. >> but you'll never get away with that on any other channel. nigel farage is critique of the conservative party. >> when i interviewed him last week, was brutal, yes, but how often do you get a true left wingers interviewing each other on gb news? once a year. you have that on channel 4 most nights of the week. well, you used to be on channel, you know, my criticisms of channel 4 news and i made them for a long time. >> and, and i did i've given a lecture about all of this. so it's no secret that i felt that in the, in the, in the, in the teens channel 4 news was biased to the left. now you know. so i've got to be consistent here. yeah. and i think that is it's as i think basically gb news is taking the mickey out of ofcom. ofcom have become so weak they feel under i don't know what's going on at ofcom. frankly the people running it are just not up to it and they but

. >> you see, john redwood's standing down now. >> a whole lot of mps, even hugh merriman , who's a goodn in bexhill and battle, you know, they're all departing the sinking ship, is there something , though, to be said for the idea that the lib dems only really appeal to people in big houses in surrey who wish that we'd never left the eu and, you know, are all quite lucrative lobby types like hugh grant. >> i don't think that's true. i mean, i think we obviously people who voted to remain will be sympathetic to the lib dems, but that's not what would you . but that's not what would you. >> yeah. what is the lib dem policy on the eu by the way at the moment? >> well we're accepting that we've left. i mean that's what it is. we want a closer relationship with our european colleagues across the channel which is only sensible, not least of all for the migration issues, but i mean, we've accepted we've left. but no, to answer your question, there are answer your question, there are a whole range of people who want to vote lib dem. >> there are people who believe in environment, people who wan

resignations that took place yesterday, if you take michael gove, if you take andrea leadsom, if you take john redwood've been in parliament for a number of years. they've served in successive conservative governments, both leadership contenders, as you say, andrew and michael. and i think after what's been a long 14 years in government, if you're a conservative, it's probably about time to take a step down. and that's what they've decided to do individually. so this isn't a mass resignation, this isn't a mass resignation, this isn't everybody deciding the game's up . i isn't everybody deciding the game's up. i think isn't everybody deciding the game's up . i think they're game's up. i think they're looking at their own individual circumstances and coming to that conclusion on it is record breaking, though, which would say it hasn't. >> it hasn't been seen before. not since the post—war period. joanna, what's going on? >> well, i actually do think it's a mass resignation . you it's a mass resignation. you know, if the tories were up, i don't think that we would see this, you know, there's some people

on today's show with sir john redwood across the uk.75, equalling the grim record of 1997. does this signify a blair style wipe—out for rishi sunak's conservatives ? for rishi sunak's conservatives? and next story? we broke the news this morning that lord frost, boris johnson's mr brexit had been sensationally barred from

but there is also further news from sir john redwood, another tory sirjohn redwood, another tory grandeeak just as he needs their support. >> okay , chris, thanks very much >> okay, chris, thanks very much indeed. short and sweet with christopher , obviously sound christopher, obviously sound quality, not brilliant as he travels through northern ireland this morning, but we will get more from christopher and as he pointed out in terms of a people's forum, we have said from day one that we want to hold on with sir keir starmer. he said at the time they wanted to see what happened with the prime minister. they wanted to watch it first, to see whether they'd agree to do it. still haven't agreed to do it. let's hope they do , because we want to hope they do, because we want to hear what he has to say. >> that invitation is still very much open, isn't it? well, let's get the thoughts now of former defence select committee chairman tobias ellwood. very good morning to you, tobias. good to see you, i mean let's let's stick to the topic of debate , shall we? because it's debate, shall we? becaus

people like craig mckinley, robert halfon , john mckinley, robert halfon, john redwood, all these sort into people's pockets and have low taxation. it's not and have low taxation. it's not a grand plan, stephen. i accept what you're saying about small parties, but let's listen to this and i mean, if forgive me, isn't isn't it at least on similar lines to trussonomics, where she was reducing taxes, but it was coming at such a cost that whether it was politically a good idea or not, the markets revolted against it. >> and therefore stopped it in its tracks. >> it's a shame the markets dictate what we actually do. and itake dictate what we actually do. and i take i actually i resonate with what you're saying, stephen, i really do. but the important thing at the moment in time is put money back into people's pockets, because at the moment, all we're talking about at the moment i'm hearing here is taking money. you talked about inheritance tax . that is about inheritance tax. that is such a pernicious tax. it's ridiculous. and i also on the vat on on schools as well. that's completely wrong

capello's barbecue and redwood city took the 33rd spot on this list since 2012, the food truck has brought southern barbecue flavor to hungry people across the bay area. owner johnbarbecue pit master and has experimented with flavors from central texas. that's where his family's from. they're open every day except mondays. looks delicious. >> yeah. right dinner. time see norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? ♪ ♪ >> announcer: after miss usa and miss teen usa give up their crowns, their mothers speak out. >> it was so unhealthy, so

redwood city at number. 33 on their top 100 list. since 2012, they've been serving food like this southern barbecue fact, the owner and head chef. >> johnello says that he is the one sort of brought borrowed those flavors from central texas, where his family is from unincorporated to them in the menu that he has in truck. what is the thing i saw a guy described as a burger, but it was like layered meet with lots of barbecue soft, ripping off. what is that even right there? it what? what like? >> risk a brisk. and that's license and are, you know, with the meat are what is and that's >> here off-camera as we all i literally just walked over to my phone and saved that's right, guys. let out. hey, we are looking at a good day for that barbecue into because we are seeing this low gray clearing off really quickly. >> some remnant over the golden gate right now. and especially once you go up in the north bay, we're seeing pockets of it up there. but for the most part, we cleared out a little quicker than we did yesterday. futurecast shows the return of fog through the golden gate on into the bay 2 tomorrow morning. so another gray start tomor

redwood city. partly to the 33rd spot. yeah. in since 2012, the food truck has brought southern barbecue flavor to people across the bay and the owner, johnecue pit master that he's apparently experiment. it with flavors from central texas where his family is from and they're open every day except on mondays at 11 in the morning. so check them i'm sure you will love a good part of it on the list 6.55. right now i'm going open the kron 4 morning news. an east bay man is found guilty of killing a woman that he used to live we'll have more. >> plus, teens are now targeting honda we'll tell you why they are specifically looking for those vehicles. and the san jose buddhist temple catches fire for people are displaced. we'll have a are displaced. we'll have a live report. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ (vo

barbecue in redwood city took the 33rd spot about that since 2012 that food truck has brought the southern barbecue flavors to hungry people across the bay. we had chance to hear from johnarbecue pit master. he says the experiment with flavors from central texas, which is where his family is from. they're open every day except on mondays. but every day at 11 o'clock in the morning he making you hungry and not looking at that ladder. you look at that could meet sweats off of hubbard. all right. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a san jose buddhist temple burned and we're going to have the latest in a live report. >> on what's going on now with that fire. plus. are targeting one car specifically more than others hondas. we'll tell you why. >> and an east bay man is found guilty of killing a woman used to live with. we're going to have the latest on going to have the latest on that. ow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds...

john. we sure do. today's daytime highs are going to be even warmer. then they've been the past couple of days. in fact, today's daytime highs. >> nearing 90 degrees for some spots like a redwood city spots like a redwood city conquered in ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ >> 10 44 right now, let's talk sports. the giants looking snag a second straight win now in their series against colorado see if they could get it done. girl for sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the giants were beat up by the heavyweights of baseball last week into early this week. it was a humbling stretch, but now it's time to regroup and look to stack some wins against the cellar dwellers of the majors on wednesday night. they look for their second straight win against the rockies. in day these giants fans were hoping to see a win in colorado.