let's start with justin welby . um, the archbishop justin welby.p , of wokery, a some might call him standing up, reached of wokery, a some might call him standing up , reached shortly standing up, reached shortly ago. we'll have a clip of that coming up soon. talking the bill down. he said this the bill undermines our global standing . undermines our global standing. it's damaging to this country's reputation fashion. it's damaging in constitutional principles and the rule of law. but it damages our nation's unity. is it right for the archbishop to get involved in politics like this? >> well, i think you can have this debate about whether you should have the archbishop or bishops generally in the house of lords think we're one of only three countries in the world. >> i think with the vatican city and actually has this and iran that actually has this in our legislature. so you could say that's a bit unusual in itself. >> but for me, these these are what i call luxury beliefs. >> martin. now, when i'm knocking on doors in bassetlaw and the country,

justin welby urged them to disagree passionately but not to focus on division.has more. in the year he crowned a new king, archbishop justin welby opens his new year message on the coronation. all: god save the king! and, in particular, the example set by the country's military. for the first time in 70 years, our forces swore an oath to a new monarch. they promised to be faithful and to observe and obey all orders. they understood that it wasn't about being served by us, but to serve. hip, hip. all: hurray! and at a time when headlines have been dominated by wars, much of the archbishop's message is focused on the world's conflicts — first in ukraine. wars seem everywhere, at the moment. wars we know about, wars forgotten. i've seen for myself the ongoing human cost of war. in ukraine, i went to bucha, where evidence of atrocities was found. i've met ukrainian refugees — most recently in georgia and romania. families having to start again in a new country. he also touches on the current conflict in the middle east. injerusalem last october, i sat and listened t

well, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby , said we must do as justin welby, said we must do as nation better than this bill. >> the government is continuing to seek good objectives in the wrong way by leading the nation down a damaging path . it is down a damaging path. it is damaging for asylum seekers in need of protection and safe and legal routes to be heard. for this. it is damaging for this country's reputation, which , if country's reputation, which, if it contradicts even as late as last week, where the prime minister himself spoke eloquently on the value and importance of international law for this country. >> justin welby now the king has left hospital in central london after spending three nights there following a procedure to treat an enlarged prostate. it's expected his majesty could take up to a month off his public dufies up to a month off his public duties when he continues with his convalescence . meanwhile, his convalescence. meanwhile, the princess of wales has been recovering from planned abdominal surgery, has also been discharged from hospital. today. she's

um is um is justin welby becoming a turbulent priest ? turbulent priest?well , you know, that's a very >> well, you know, that's a very honourable phrase and used by becket against henry ii and the, uh, struggle between the two of them was, was an entirely different kind. the trouble is what justin welby is becoming is, is a left wing politician or has become a left wing politician . um, you're quite politician. um, you're quite right in saying that the moral guidance, the moral issues here are enormously important. and when i was a child learning mathematics , we were told that mathematics, we were told that it wasn't important only to reach the conclusion, but you had to show your working to show you the you actually understood the problem. isn't any any problem. and there isn't any any evidence all the evidence at all that the archbishop understands the problem, because we never see any his workings. what we any of his workings. what we hear some sloganising that hear is some sloganising that comes from the left of the political spectrum . um, but polit

now, the archbishop now, coming up, the archbishop of justin welby, is facing of woke, justin welby,vennells, be bishop of vennells, to be bishop of london. should he hang up the dog collar. we will get stuck into that. but next we bring you the liveliest pay per view on british kelly, as tonight's panel of expert pundits run through the first tomorrow's panel of expert pundits run throu pages first tomorrow's panel of expert pundits run throu pages , irst tomorrow's panel of expert pundits run throu pages , the tomorrow's panel of expert pundits run throu pages , the rwanda'row's front pages, the rwanda rebellion is sure to be splattered across just about all of them, and we have got the inside scoop on every single aspect of its patrick christys tonight. only gb news i'm delighted to have arlene foster, the former minister of . foster, the former minister of. northern ireland. >> this is patrick christie's tonight and it's only on gb news. now it's time to bring you tomorrow's news tonight, in the liveliest paper review, you will get on the very get anywhere on telly. the very firs

the archbishop of canterbury , the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, said as a nation , justin lby, said as a nation, we have to do better now. king charles left hospital in central london today after a three night stay there following treatment for an enlarged prostate . it's for an enlarged prostate. it's expected his majesty could take up to a month off work while he continues with his convalescence . meanwhile, the princess of wales has also been recovering from planned abdominal surgery . from planned abdominal surgery. she's also been discharged from hospital and has returned home to recuperate at windsor. if you're watching on tv, you can sign up for the latest gb news alerts by scanning the qr, sign up for the latest gb news alerts by scanning the or, or card code, even on your screen. back now to jacob rees—mogg . back now to jacob rees—mogg. >> have you ever seen anything more dangerous? an apple , a more dangerous? an apple, a tomato and a strawberry deemed tomato and a strawberry deemed to be potentially hazardous ? to be potentially hazardous? according to the dunde

, reinforced we're seeing canterbury, justin welby, reithe ced we're seeing canterbury, justin welbycede seeing canterbury, justin welby, reitheced reinforced byaeing canterbury, justin welby, reithe ced reinforced by a ing at the echr, reinforced by a huge number of different aid groups and so—called worthy charities , is that people should charities, is that people should just be allowed to travel legally or illegally anywhere they like around the world, you know? do we have a problem behind the scenes here a as behind the scenes here a bit as well, some of these well, with some of these charities, some of these charities, with some of these so—called organisations, as . so—called aid organisations, as. >> yeah, i mean, the simple answer is yes. i mean, it cannot be the case that the uk is responsible for the world's migrants. no western country can do that. um the, the pressure on services at the moment is already acute . the very same already acute. the very same people that phoned me and say, oh, we must have open borders and people that say they can't get an appointment at a su

, who has previously justin welby, who has previously been quite outspoken and condemned the rwandare than 250 >> meanwhile, more than 250 charities, religious organisations and civil society bodies have called on the house of lords to block the rwanda bill outright, labelling it an attack on universal human rights and the constitution . role of and the constitution. role of the judiciary. >> should you take umbrage with? >> should you take umbrage with? >> i strongly do. >> i strongly do. >> shall we get more from gb news political editor christopher hope? christopher uh, this is quite tricky for the government. of course , they're government. of course, they're trying to warn peers not to seek to derail and delay this legislation , but there are lots legislation, but there are lots of peers who will. >> yes, there will. i mean, 70 peers might speak out today. four bishops, including, as tom knows , the archbishop of knows, the archbishop of canterbury . uh, the knows, the archbishop of canterbury. uh, the uk is unique. iran is the only other country in the world where clerics have

well, we're all poorer from welby. from justin welby. >> plan from justin welby. >> we want a three point. >> we want a three point plan on how doesn't boats. nobody's. >> we want a three point plan on how doesn't involve s. nobody's. >> we want a three point plan on how doesn't involve rwandaiy's. that doesn't involve rwanda deportation schemes. yes we need a house building plan too. and perhaps a policy plan to fix the nhs. >> well, there goes lambeth palace. but i mean , sadiq khan palace. but i mean, sadiq khan used to talk about kumbaya politics because, you know, the idea sort of. kev, the riven, the guitar. you know, i'm sorry that we bit more solid as that we need a bit more solid as far justin far as i'm concerned. justin welby a politician. he sits welby is a politician. he sits in house of lords. welby is a politician. he sits in house of lords . you know, in the house of lords. you know, he same power as anybody he has the same power as anybody else to make laws. he should else to make laws. so he should actually you else to make laws. so he should actualthis you else to make

archbishop of woke justin welby?need of protection and safe and legal routes to be heard . for this it and safe and legal routes to be heard. for this it is damaging for this country's reputation , for this country's reputation, which it contradicts even as late as last week, where the prime minister himself spoke eloquently on the value and importance of international law for this country. >> but welby was positively tame compared to labour member and human rights lawyer baroness helena kennedy kc, now i interviewed baroness kennedy earlier this evening . i was earlier this evening. i was supposed to just be a bit of a back and forth, and we were going to play a couple of clips out of it now, really. but that was only after she'd said her piece in the unelected upper chamber. it's contravenes international law . international law. >> it contravenes our own laws. >> it contravenes our own laws. >> it contravenes our own laws. >> it is unworkable. it is unaffordable . unaffordable. >> double. and in my view , it is >>

find out why the archbishop of woke, justin welby, is facing calls to resign, and there is the most excitingt's patrick christys on telly. it's patrick christys tonight, 9 to p.m. it's the tonight, 9 to 11 pm. it's the only show >> welcome back. we've been discussing donald trump's iowa victory in the houthi rebel strikes in the red sea, and elizabeth has got in touch to say, if your democrat guest were consistent , he say, if your democrat guest were consistent, he would insist on those 60 cases of electoral fraud being heard, which they weren't. and sharon says, the last thing we need is another conflict in the middle east. we need to stop getting involved in problems countries, problems in foreign countries, in a speech today, the head of the national audit office, gareth davies, revealed that the government is wasting billions of pounds through poor project management . the use of ancient management. the use of ancient slow it systems and a lack of maintenance of schools, hospitals, prisons roads. hospitals, prisons and roads. davis stated that of the £100 billion of contracts awarded by

find out why the archbishop of woke , justin archbishop of woke, justin welby, facing calls to resignlls to resign . and there the most exciting . and there is the most exciting paper of you anywhere on telly. it's christys tonight, it's patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. it's the only show in town >> well, there's no doubt in my mind that ron desantis has been an incredibly effective governor of florida. the place is booming. people are there, not just leaving other parts of america to go to florida . america to go to florida. they're leaving other parts of the to world go to florida. so impressed. are they by the whole regime that he's put in place? and of course , the fight back and of course, the fight back against woking, education and everything else. and miami, i mean, every time you go , it's mean, every time you go, it's almost unrecognisable. it's so much bigger than it was before . much bigger than it was before. but was he wise to run for the presidency at this stage? and given the fact that the guy is only in his mid 40s? well, bob vander plaats is ceo of the family le

a motion design to block it earlier , the archbishop of earlier, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, accused the government of outsourcing the country's legal and moral responsibilities, saying britain could do better . saying britain could do better. meanwhile, more than a thousand illegal migrants have crossed the english channel so far this year , new home office figures year, new home office figures show 388 people made the journey just this weekend. the highest numbered across in a single day so far this year was 358. in eight boats, which was on january the 17th. now the three american soldiers killed in a drone strike on the syrian—jordanian border have been named tonight . sergeant been named tonight. sergeant william jerome rivers , william jerome rivers, specialist kennedy saunders and brianna moffat belonged to an army reserve unit based in the us state of georgia. the pentagon says it's not looking for a war with iran, but will do what's needed to protect its troops. earlier, tehran said it wasn't behind the attack, instead accusing america of trying to expand the crisis

we're talking again about justin welby. his his judgement was flawed. >> yes . i'm his his judgement was flawed. >> yes. i'm very sorry about this, but you're quite right. um, every so often there's a matter of public interest, and the archbishop appears to take a position that is very hard to justify in terms of the nature of his office, and often falls a long way short of what's required of a of a public statesman. i think one of the problems here is that the that it's hugely embarrassing for all christians, let alone the archbishop, that this woman who presided over one of the greatest scandals of injustice in my lifetime was an ordained clergy woman. i mean , let alone clergy woman. i mean, let alone that he was short listed to be to have one of the senior positions in the church of england. she shouldn't have been ordained . um, and the fact that ordained. um, and the fact that she has a, uh, the fact that she hasn't resigned her orders or made some kind of public apology or some of public or shown some form of public

justin welby urged them to disagree passionately but not to focus on division. 0ur correspondent jonmuch of the archbishop�*s message is focused on the world�*s conflicts — first in ukraine. wars seem everywhere, at the moment. wars we know about, wars forgotten. i�*ve seen for myself the ongoing human cost of war. in ukraine, i went to bucha, where evidence of atrocities was found. i�*ve met ukrainian refugees — most recently in georgia and romania. families having to start again in a new country. he also touches on the current conflict in the middle east. injerusalem last october, i sat and listened to some of those traumatised by war — palestinian and israeli. faith—based organisations are contributing to support communities in the uk. and separately, in an interview with radio 4�*s today programme to mark the new year, the archbishop urges politicians in an election year not to focus on division and what he called wedge issues. we have to say my opponent is never my enemy. my opponent is always my fellow human being. we disagree profoundly, we disagree on incredibly important thi

and that's why i'm for justin i'm an advocate forjustin welby, i like the fact welby, because i likestands up for the poorest. he stands up for those who've damaged by who've been damaged by austerity. he stands up for refugees who don't have a voice. >> he's got his own. he's got him. he's got vicars and members of communities. right who of parish communities. right who are as by their union are classed as by their union because they've unionised with unite. they're classed as the working and a load of their working poor and a load of their pay a working poor and a load of their pay a load of. yeah a load of their pay comes from donations that ordinary members of the pubuc that ordinary members of the public meanwhile, that ordinary members of the pubchurch meanwhile, that ordinary members of the pubchurch england,1nwhile, that ordinary members of the pubchurch england, untille, the church of england, until recently been recently charlotte has been investing like arms investing in things like arms and and oil and gas and munitions and oil and gas companies . i mean, come on, this co

independent reported that two independent sources told them that no less than welby welby, the than justin welby> what that say about the >> what does that say about the third most powerful role in the church england? this chap is church of england? this chap is he doesn't show him as good he doesn't show him as a good judge character wants. judge of character if he wants. >> this whole of >> how does this whole of scandal to her religious faith? >> exactly ? >> exactly? >> exactly? >> how does she reconcile that one? >> unbelievable . >> unbelievable. >> unbelievable. >> exactly, totally agree. >> exactly, i totally agree. what question. don't >> exactly, i totally agree. what what question. don't >> exactly, i totally agree. what what is question. don't >> exactly, i totally agree. what what is inestion. don't >> exactly, i totally agree. what what is in her)n. don't >> exactly, i totally agree. what what is in her conscience , know what is in her conscience, what's she's handed what's in her head. she's handed back her gong pretty quickly. what about the million she what about the £5 million

we've seen that with the of the you know, justin welby of the you know, justin welby of the there were world. and there were 26 of those who vote masse. i think those who vote en masse. i think it's to be difficult it's going to be a difficult time the house of lords. time in the house of lords. >> we going to see anything >> are we going to see anything by spring? do you think? >> no, no. well that's going >> no, no, no. well that's going to be a problem for the time is. >> not sure we'll even see >> i'm not sure we'll even see any has. >> i'm not we'll even see >> i'm not sure we'll even see any before the election any flights before the election to honest with you. to be honest with you. >> right. even if the >> right. well, and even if the election late year, election is late in the year, even the elections late in the yean even the elections late in the year, i'm not there'll be year, i'm not sure there'll be any there'll be legal challenges. >> this isn't going anywhere fast. might another fast. there might be another home minister who goes. home office minister who goes. there o

leadership ultra the leadership of ultra woke archbishop canterbury , justin archbishop of canterbury, justin welby i was in charge, i would shut the school down and investigate every c of school in britain . in investigate every c of school in britain. in the investigate every c of school in britain . in the aforementioned britain. in the aforementioned parents at the school, who was formerly a non—teaching staff member, has told the telegraph how the trans identifying child formed a friendship group with her daughter and she welcomed him to playdates. thinking he was a girl. the mother said her daughter started behaving strangely last time, including by refusing to talk or listen to the radio on her way home. hiding under the table and suffering from stress induced insomnia and constipation . insomnia and constipation. listen, if this isn't a form of child abuse, i don't know what is happening in a british school. the mother said that her daughter was distraught that her friend had lied to her, and that she'd been holding hands with the boy and here's the kicker wait for this. it is reported that

as justin welby also said that politicians should avoid divisive issues, but added our capacity to disagreeand not destructively is cause for hope, and bill clinton will will allegedly be named as john doe 36 when a list of jeffrey epstein's associates from court filings are made public. >> the former us president is expected to be one of 177 people who will be identified across hundreds of files. this is expected to shed new light on jeffrey epstein's sex trafficking operation and his network of influence , it's been network of influence, it's been reported. the documents aren't expected to implicate clinton in any illegal activity . any illegal activity. previously, bill clinton has denied having any nefarious connections with the convicted sex offender . sex offender. >> and in 2023, end with a small victory for rishi sunak. official figures suggest that the number of migrants entering the number of migrants entering the uk via a small boat was down 36% in 2023 compared to the previous year. there have also been no crossings since december the 16th, although some are suggesting that the

. >> your favourite person, andrew justin resign over his justin welby, to resign over his links formere former post office boss, vennells. he boss, paula vennells. he recommended to be bishop of london. >> heaven's sake i rwanda bill >> heaven's sake! rwanda bill rebellion two not one deputy chairman looks set to rebel over the rwanda bill. our political edhon the rwanda bill. our political editor, christopher hope, has more . more. >> it's a key 48 hours for rishi sunak. will his rwanda plan survive? contact with his own right wing tory mps? we'll find out . out. >> and britain's nastiest novelist that's the title awarded to jk rowling in a new statesman article, which has been condemned and quite rightly too, as misogynistic. let us know your thoughts. this morning on all of our talking points. vaiews@gbnews.com. >> and we're very vexed also about a story we're going to tell you the favourite word of the year, chosen by children six and 16. according to oxford university press. when we tell you, you will be holding your headin you, you will be holding your head in horror, brainwashed