well he's icon kelvin mackenzie.s time. but what does he make of suella sensational the suella sensational sacking the former also cast his former sun editor? also cast his expert over nigel farage expert eye over nigel farage heading into the jungle. and the big man is here. very, very shortly. but next, tomorrow's newspaper front page is the hot off press. my panel, the off the press. my panel, the fired they're to give fired up. they're going to give their it's not their reaction. but it's not just front pages. it's just the front pages. it's what's the book well. just the front pages. it's whethe the book well. just the front pages. it's whethe of|e book well. just the front pages. it's whethe of entertainingall. it's the kind of entertaining paper that frankly paper of you that you frankly will anywhere else. i'll will not get anywhere else. i'll be right back. see radio. >> well , it is time to radio. >> well, it is time to dive into tomorrow's front pages tonight with my panel, i've tomorrow's front pages toni

kelvin mackenzie there, of course, fleet street kelvin mackenzie there, of cours get fleet street kelvin get your fleet street kelvin mackenzie there, of cours get your views at street kelvin mackenzie there, of cours get your views coming in icon. get your views coming in on this gb views or gbnews.com. ijust on this gb views or gbnews.com. i just want to give you a little tease as to what i've got coming up. so i'm going joined. up. so i'm going to be joined. i'm very about this, i'm very excited about this, actually very excited about this. but the rising star of the conservative miriam cates conservative party, miriam cates , hasn't been short of , now, she hasn't been short of controversy which controversy this week, which is why her after she blamed why we like her after she blamed an in working for an increase in working women for an increase in working women for a rise in children to a rise in children going to school in nappies . let that sink school in nappies. let that sink in then. so blaming working women , women go to work doing women, women go to work doing the jobs on a r

well he's icon kelvin mackenzie.time. but what does he make of suella sensational the suella sensational sacking the former also cast his former sun editor? also cast his expert over nigel farage expert eye over nigel farage heading into the jungle. and the big man is here. very, very shortly. but next, tomorrow's newspaper front page is the hot off press. my panel, the off the press. my panel, the fired they're to give fired up. they're going to give their it's not their reaction. but it's not just front pages. it's just the front pages. it's what's the book well. just the front pages. it's whethe the book well. just the front pages. it's whethe of|e book well. just the front pages. it's whethe of entertainingall. it's the kind of entertaining paper that frankly paper of you that you frankly will anywhere else. i'll will not get anywhere else. i'll be right back. see radio. >> well , it is time to radio. >> well, it is time to dive into tomorrow's front pages tonight with my panel, i've tomorrow's front pages tonigh

i've got james schneider and kelvin mackenzie getting into all of that before 7:00. but now let's cross live to polly mackenzie for tonight's latest headunes. headlines. >> michelle, thank you. well, good evening to you. our top story is that the labour leader has criticised the first king's speech to parliament in 70 years by saying the only fight left in the government is the fight for their own skin. earlier king charles outlined the prime minister's legislative agenda for the year ahead amid traditional pomp and pageantry. the speech included measures on tougher sentencing for murderers and a ban on leaseholds for new houses in england and wales. sir keir starmer said the conservatives were severing britain's future . britain's future. >> today was a missed opportunity. we needed a king's speech that would draw a line under 13 years of tory decline , under 13 years of tory decline, a king's speech for national renewal and a serious plan for growth , but instead we have growth, but instead we have a party so devoid of leadership it is happy to follow a home secret

well, with me now is my panel, the former editor of the sun, kelvin and the sun, kelvin mackenzie, andnalist michael crick . kelvin, any crick. kelvin, is there any point to united nations ? point to the united nations? >> there seems to be less and less point if you're a straightforward democracy that actually believes in freedom of speech, freedom of speech, and very other basic tenets of political life? actually, you will get you will not get preferment at the united nations. i i, i when i lived in new york, the general sense there was that american remember, america didn't didn't pay remember, america didn't didn't pay for almost anything there. and the whole sense was why why are we bothering to have this organisation in in our back yard and i feel like that today the united nations never seems to represent okay, i'm centre right. anything that i fear and i wonder who they actually represent anymore except dick being a dictator seems to be a massive political plus in their in their firmament isn't all that matters about the united nations, the security council and the rest of it.

a sad day for everyone living next door to kelvin mackenzie. ead with wild man dies at 65 and the bells are ringing out for shane in his christmas classic fairy tale of new york is set for number one. so fans raised a glass to shane macgowan . i mean, glass to shane macgowan. i mean, with respect to the guy, he raised a few himself, didn't he? royals brush off book row is another one. senior royals yesterday brushed off the race round that was triggered by scobie's discredited. but we are we not we are not naming the we are not we are not naming the people who are in that book. kelvin i mean, do you think piers maybe fell into ormond scobie's trap there ? scobie's trap there? >> i don't know whether whether there's always an outlier in journalism and today it turns out to be piers. journalism and today it turns out to be piers . and on another out to be piers. and on another day, it'll either be you, me or somebody like us, right. but the truth about the matter is, what i object to is that this was carefully crafted. the idea that suddenly in ho

that's a guarantee with fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie . but the legend kelvin mackenzie.sofa. and we've got allison pearson, we've got lord shaun bailey , and we've got the bailey, and we've got the wonderful amy nicholl turner as well . it's patrick christys well. it's patrick christys tonight. if you go to bed, you'll be missing out. all right, look, if you thought that yesterday's protest footage was bad, you ain't seen nothing yet. you've got to stay tuned for that. have pupils as well, who apparently ditched school to go marches has go on pro—palestine marches has been indoctrinated . gb views are been indoctrinated. gb views are gb news dot com is the email. get on to us now on twitter at gb news. i want to hear from you. we really are the people's channel. show you channel. that's why we show you stuff media outlets channel. that's why we show you stuff and media outlets channel. that's why we show you stuff and that'sedia outlets channel. that's why we show you stuff and that's cominglets channel. that's why we show you stuff and that's coming your way won't and t

that's a guarantee with fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie . but the legend kelvin mackenzie.sofa. and we've got allison pearson, we've got lord shaun bailey , and we've got the bailey, and we've got the wonderful amy nicholl turner as well . it's patrick christys well. it's patrick christys tonight. if you go to bed, you'll be missing out. all right, look, if you thought that yesterday's protest footage was bad, you ain't seen nothing yet. you've got to stay tuned for that. have pupils as well, who apparently ditched school to go marches has go on pro—palestine marches has been indoctrinated . gb views are been indoctrinated. gb views are gb news dot com is the email. get on to us now on twitter at gb news. i want to hear from you. we really are the people's channel. show you channel. that's why we show you stuff media outlets channel. that's why we show you stuff and media outlets channel. that's why we show you stuff and that'sedia outlets channel. that's why we show you stuff and that's cominglets channel. that's why we show you stuff and that's coming your way won't and t

but mogul kelvin mackenzie. but straight after this.onservatives think nigel farage should be admitted back into the party if he reapplies for membership . so if reapplies for membership. so if and when the tories are wiped out at the next election is farage as leader, their only hope of coming back with a bang . hope of coming back with a bang. my very spicy panel debate that of people who tear down posters of people who tear down posters of missing israeli hostages or vandalise them with obscenities . vandalise them with obscenities. well come back to the show. >> tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. more front pages have arrived. and we start with the sun eco harry, who we've just been discussing, flies to, katy perry gig in oil tycoons . katy perry gig in oil tycoons. jet you couldn't make it up, could you ? daily mirror now could you? daily mirror now michelle mone shock finally she admits peep link after three years of denying she had anything to do with £200 million covid deal. baroness changes story daily mail ids. that's

but mogul kelvin mackenzie. but straight after this.onservatives think nigel farage should be admitted back into the party if he reapplies for membership . so if reapplies for membership. so if and when the tories are wiped out at the next election is farage as leader, their only hope of coming back with a bang . hope of coming back with a bang. my very spicy panel debate that of people who tear down posters of people who tear down posters of missing israeli hostages or vandalise them with obscenities . vandalise them with obscenities. well come back to the show. >> tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. more front pages have arrived. and we start with the sun eco harry, who we've just been discussing, flies to, katy perry gig in oil tycoons . katy perry gig in oil tycoons. jet you couldn't make it up, could you ? daily mirror now could you? daily mirror now michelle mone shock finally she admits peep link after three years of denying she had anything to do with £200 million covid deal. baroness changes story daily mail ids. that's

let's get the views of kelvin mackenzie. aper today, a paper you used to edit. of course, when it was selling millions of copies. where have all the poppies gone? referencing the number of people not selling poppies at the moment for fear of attack . do moment for fear of attack. do you recognise your country any more? kelvin well, it's clearly no amount of police and no amount of soldiers can actually protect the poppy sellers because the poppy sellers themselves are in fear of what's going to happen to them. >> and on that basis , they're >> and on that basis, they're simply not going to turn up . so simply not going to turn up. so for the british legion and the vital money that is raised through poppies, this is a disaster . through poppies, this is a disaster. but it through poppies, this is a disaster . but it actually disaster. but it actually represents something else. i think right now there is a fear in our society about being caught out on the wrong side of a protest, whether it's just oil, where an ambulance couldn

historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop and former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie .s always, i want mackenzie. and as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mail mog at gb news. and now it's time for the news of the day with tatiana sanchez . day with tatiana sanchez. >> jacob, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom . the latest from the newsroom. the foreign office has confirmed the first british nationals have left gaza via the rafah border crossing from gaza into egypt . crossing from gaza into egypt. buses carrying at least 320 foreign passport holders set off from gaza earlier today , the from gaza earlier today, the first in an initial list of 500 people allowed out of the enclave . it comes as more than enclave. it comes as more than 80 injured people were taken across the rafah crossing in ambulances under a deal mediated by qatar. james cleverly says uk teams were ready to assist them as soon as they were to leave. they have now left israel rail says it's killed a second hamas comma

historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop and former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie . and as always, i want mackenzie. and as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mail mog at gb news. and now it's time for the news of the day with tatiana sanchez . day with tatiana sanchez. >> jacob, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom . the latest from the newsroom. the foreign office has confirmed the first british nationals have left gaza via the rafah border crossing from gaza into egypt . crossing from gaza into egypt. buses carrying at least 320 foreign passport holders set off from gaza earlier today , the from gaza earlier today, the first in an initial list of 500 people allowed out of the enclave . it comes as more than enclave. it comes as more than 80 injured people were taken across the rafah crossing in ambulances under a deal mediated by qatar. james cleverly says uk teams were ready to assist them as soon as they were to leave. they have now left israel rail says it's killed a second hamas

kelvin mackenzie, the former editor of the it's time to reveal the sun. union jackass . allison, who is union jackass. allison, who is your greatest britain? >> it's going to be mr nigel farage and his charming posterior , sure. but also posterior, sure. but also particularly . particularly not particularly. particularly not just the bum note, but for putting neil arrows straight in the jungle about immigration and conducting himself with great fairness and saying , let's agree fairness and saying, let's agree to disagree . to disagree. >> funny you should mention that , right? >> so when sorry all the is coming out now. so basically but this is what i was saying apparently your auntie immigrants and who told you that? oh, the internet told oh well there we are then. >> it must be true. it must be true. it must be, it must be true. >> oh, oh, yeah. >> oh, oh, yeah. >> okay. all right . sean. >> okay. all right. sean. >> okay. all right. sean. >> my greatest britain is the chancellor for his. he threw a to the army . he gave 10 chancellor for his. he threw

i'll be joined by a pugnacious panel this evening, former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie , and thelabour mackenzie, and the former labour mp stephen pound . as you know, mp stephen pound. as you know, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email gbnews.com. but email me, mail gbnews.com. but now been waiting for now you've all been waiting for it. the news of the day it. it's the news of the day with polly middlehurst . jacob with polly middlehurst. jacob thank you. >> good evening to you. well, the top story from the jhb newsroom is that the prime minister has today welcomed assurances metropolitan assurances from the metropolitan police that the pro—palestinian march planned for this weekend dunng march planned for this weekend during the nation's annual penod during the nation's annual period of remembrance will be routed away from the cenotaph in london. rishi sunak spoke with the met police chief sir mark rowley today amid concerns the march could interfere here with remembrance commemorations . in remembrance commemorations. in a statement, though, the

sun, kelvin mackenzie. right.be cantankerous this, cantankerous about this, that net migration into the many hundreds of thousands when you actually down? actually cut it down? >> for instance? nigel korean who have been offered health visas here, there was like 25,000, which i found a astonishing amount. but what was more amazing was that they brought with them 40,000 dependents, right? so then you look at india where it was a similar number. it was a higher number of actual and i think 47,000 dependents. honestly there's two aspects to this. why on earth what is wrong with our own country? why can't we produce our own and the other thing is how many ? and this is thing is how many? and this is based on it'll be near a 700,000, by the way, i don't know where the 400,000 figure came in. these are enormous numbers and they are massively a problem for the conservative government because they are the conservative government. give rishi is due every five minutes. he's saying, i'm going to crack down the boats, i'm goi

tory titan edwina currie and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie for a massive show on a massive day, earlier on gb news radio . earlier on gb news radio. >> welcome back . i'm christopher >> welcome back. i'm christopher hope. gb news is political editor and this is our very own farage special. now, earlier today , the prime minister, rishi today, the prime minister, rishi sunak, took the decision to sack his home secretary theresa suella braverman forgive me. after reporting feud over a column she'd written in the times newspaper which claimed there was a perception that police have played favourites in the past when dealing with different protest movements. however, the really shocking decision of the day came from mr sunak bringing back david cameron into his cabinet as foreign secretary, moving james cleverly to replace suella braverman in the home office. are you following me? it's quite complicated. the former pm hadnt complicated. the former pm hadn't been on the front line of politics until now and will be brought back through the house of lords, where he was given his peera

let's get the views of kelvin mackenzie.per today, a paper you used to edit. of course, when it was selling millions of copies. where have all the poppies gone? referencing the number of people not selling poppies at the moment for fear of attack . do moment for fear of attack. do you recognise your country any more? kelvin well, it's clearly no amount of police and no amount of soldiers can actually protect the poppy sellers because the poppy sellers themselves are in fear of what's going to happen to them. >> and on that basis , they're >> and on that basis, they're simply not going to turn up . so simply not going to turn up. so for the british legion and the vital money that is raised through poppies, this is a disaster . through poppies, this is a disaster. but it through poppies, this is a disaster . but it actually disaster. but it actually represents something else. i think right now there is a fear in our society about being caught out on the wrong side of a protest, whether it's just oil, where an ambulance couldn'

now, coming up, fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie live the mackenzie joins me live in the studio tobut next, yeah, tomorrow's front pages tomorrow's newspaper front pages . coming in to me .they're just coming in to me right , hot the press. right now, hot off the press. and is my panel as we bring and so is my panel as we bring you most entertaining paper you the most entertaining paper review you won't you the most entertaining paper revi anywhere you won't you the most entertaining paper revi anywhere else you won't you the most entertaining paper revi anywhere else onyu won't you the most entertaining paper revi anywhere else on the on't you the most entertaining paper revi anywhere else on the telly. get anywhere else on the telly. plus, unlikely new christmas plus, the unlikely new christmas advert that's taken john lewis by storm. i will play you this heart wrenching video. i'll be back in three. don't move . earlier on gb news radio . earlier on gb news radio. >> well , let's earlier on gb news radio. >> well, let's bring you tomorrow's news tonight now in the most entertain

to kelvin mackenzie tucking in to tomorrow's headlines.re >> welcome back, my friends , to >> welcome back, my friends, to farage. well, that was quite a spicy debate, quite fiery with tom burke about renewal renewal isles and offshore wind. i want to dig into that in a bit more detail. i'll tell you what, i'm not convinced. i think something is not quite right there anyway, tonight, of course, at nine, 9:00, nigel will be back on air on i'm a celebrity. we need to really understand what it's like to in the camp. and who to be in the camp. and who better explain that than our better to explain that than our very whitbread , very own fatima whitbread, former i'm a celebrity contestant and of course, fantastic british javelin thrower. fatima, thanks for being with me in the studio. i mean, this must take you back. seeing nigel doing this. what's it really like in the jungle? is it really like in the jungle? is it or is it harder or easier than it looks on tv? >> no, it's every every bit as you would see it. i mean, i'm often being asked, is

to kelvin mackenzie tucking in to tomorrow's headlines.re >> welcome back, my friends , to >> welcome back, my friends, to farage. well, that was quite a spicy debate, quite fiery with tom burke about renewal renewal isles and offshore wind. i want to dig into that in a bit more detail. i'll tell you what, i'm not convinced. i think something is not quite right there anyway, tonight, of course, at nine, 9:00, nigel will be back on air on i'm a celebrity. we need to really understand what it's like to in the camp. and who to be in the camp. and who better explain that than our better to explain that than our very whitbread , very own fatima whitbread, former i'm a celebrity contestant and of course, fantastic british javelin thrower. fatima, thanks for being with me in the studio. i mean, this must take you back. seeing nigel doing this. what's it really like in the jungle? is it really like in the jungle? is it or is it harder or easier than it looks on tv? >> no, it's every every bit as you would see it. i mean, i'm often being asked, is

i've gotjames schneider and kelvin mackenzie, the former editor of the sun.are massively going to disagree on this topic, but i also want touch on it briefly also want to touch on it briefly with you guys tonight as well. do you think protests should be allowed to go ahead on armistice day? >> don't they should be >> i don't think they should be allowed ahead. i think allowed to go ahead. i think it's that we're going it's very sad that we're going to to use the law in to to have to use the law in to order protect armistice day, that we now have a significant minority in our society that would even wish to disturb it, who don't buy into the values of armistice day. i find that very disturbing . and, you know, it's disturbing. and, you know, it's a manifestation of the multiculturalism to which suella braverman was referring in her speech in washington a few weeks ago when she said multiculturalism isn't working. and whilst i completely agree that where we are requires now a law enforcement response to these protests, it is deeply disappointing that the countr

, and the author kelvin mackenzie, and the author and journalist michael crick. it's a crucial part of the programme. me. mail at programme. email me. mail at gbnews.com. it's what gbnews.com. but now it's what we've waiting for. the we've all been waiting for. the news day polly news of the day with polly middlehurst . east jake , jacob, middlehurst. east jake, jacob, thank you. >> well, the top stories from the newsroom tonight within the last hour, 12 more israeli hostages have been released and for those of you watching on television, the hostages can be seen here arriving at the rafah border crossing and being handed to the international red cross. israeli defence forces saying ten israelis and two thai nationals, we understand now on their way home to their families. that exchange part of a commitment to the fifth day of a commitment to the fifth day of a humanitarian truce with the hamas terror group . we're also hamas terror group. we're also heanng hamas terror group. we're also hearing that 30 palestinian prisoners have been

kelvin mackenzie. okay, it mackenzie. that right? okay, it isfime mackenzie. that right?ass okay, carol, i will start with you for our greatest britain. i believe that we can just rattle through that in just a second. now carol, go on a royal family for telling harry and meghan they will not be welcome at sandringham this christmas is the brass neck of the couple. >> apparently, there have been the couple. >> abombing, there have been the couple. >> abombing thezre have been the couple. >> abombing the royal/e been the couple. >> abombing the royal family to love bombing the royal family to get why? because get an invite. why? because they're stateside they're currency stateside has gone toilet and they're gone down the toilet and they're not much money as not earning as much money as they be. that's what they want to be. that's what it's all about. >> benjamin my greatest britons are emily are tom harwood and emily carver, who launched good afternoon britain today. >> co—host star on >> emily was my co—host star on the saturday five, so she's left us weekdays. and i'm su

i'm also going to be joined by kelvin mackenzie.ou as well, the most entertaining review you entertaining paper review you will on national will see anywhere on national television between half past ten and 11 pm. at night. so we're going to be having a look at this absolutely seismic day in british doing it british politics and doing it proper justice. british politics and doing it properjustice. between 9 to 11. proper justice. between 9 to 11. we just one question of dame andrea jenkin. >> succeed in forcing out >> if you succeed in forcing out the pm, who should replace him? ask her. ask that question. well, just text me. i'll be watching anyway. well, you'll be watching. >> absolutely. also also just on that very quickly, we have got some whatsapp messages that very quickly, we have got someinside whatsapp messages that very quickly, we have got someinside wiconservative;ages from inside the conservative party. able to party. so we will be able to reveal for you right at the start of the show what the real mood music is like th

kelvin mackenzie. okay, it mackenzie. that right? okay, it isfime mackenzie. that right?ay, carol, i will start with you for our greatest britain. i believe that we can just rattle through that in just a second. now carol, go on a royal family for telling harry and meghan they will not be welcome at sandringham this christmas is the brass neck of the couple. >> apparently, there have been the couple. >> abombing, there have been the couple. >> abombing thezre have been the couple. >> abombing the royal/e been the couple. >> abombing the royal family to love bombing the royal family to get why? because get an invite. why? because they're stateside they're currency stateside has gone toilet and they're gone down the toilet and they're not much money as not earning as much money as they be. that's what they want to be. that's what it's all about. >> benjamin my greatest britons are emily are tom harwood and emily carver, who launched good afternoon britain today. >> co—host star on >> emily was my co—host star on the saturday five, so she's left us weekdays. and i'm sure us

i asked kelvin mackenzie if gary lineker should be axed from match of the day for his latest outburste prince harry's sensational snub of the king's 75th birthday celebrations . join 75th birthday celebrations. join me for two hours of feisty debates. 9 to 11 on gb news as well. >> many times we've been talking about the fact that our desire to go green to meet net zero targets is damaging british manufacturing industry . yeah, of manufacturing industry. yeah, of course, because they produce far too much carbon dioxide that of course, is if they can stay in business in the uk given that our electricity for our big manufacture errors is more expensive than pretty much anywhere else. certainly anywhere else. certainly anywhere else. certainly anywhere else of our size in the world and in america, they pay half of what we pay for their energy and it's cheaper in europe too. and the result of this, we've seen so many big businesses disappear . now, just businesses disappear. now, just a few weeks ago, we learned that down at port talbot , tata would down at port talbot, tata would be chan

i asked kelvin mackenzie if gary lineker should be axed from match of the day for his latest outburste prince harry's sensational snub of the king's 75th birthday celebrations . join 75th birthday celebrations. join me for two hours of feisty debates. 9 to 11 on gb news as well. >> many times we've been talking about the fact that our desire to go green to meet net zero targets is damaging british manufacturing industry . yeah, of manufacturing industry. yeah, of course, because they produce far too much carbon dioxide that of course, is if they can stay in business in the uk given that our electricity for our big manufacture errors is more expensive than pretty much anywhere else. certainly anywhere else. certainly anywhere else. certainly anywhere else of our size in the world and in america, they pay half of what we pay for their energy and it's cheaper in europe too. and the result of this, we've seen so many big businesses disappear . now, just businesses disappear. now, just a few weeks ago, we learned that down at port talbot , tata would down at port talbot, tata would be chan

kelvin mackenzie and widdicombe, well and much, much more. l and much, much more. kelvin mackenzipanel. tunecombe, well and much, much more. kelvin mackenzipanel. tune in.1be, fantastic panel. tune in. >> well, that's wonderful stuff . >> well, that's wonderful stuff. what i'd expect from you, patrick. well, that's all from us coming up next is weather and jacob will be back on monday at 8 pm. i'm esther mcvey. jacob will be back on monday at 8 pm. i'm esther mcvey . and 8 pm. i'm esther mcvey. and that's been me here doing state of the nation . of the nation. >> hello again. it's alex burkill here with your latest news weather update. whilst not everywhere, saw the stormy weather, it was very wet and very windy for some particularly southern parts due to storm. kieran. however, that feature is now clearing its way into the north sea, still bringing some blustery and very wet weather to eastern parts of the uk , eastern parts of the uk, particularly eastern scotland. north east england. as we go through the night and into friday, here we are g

former editor of the sun newspaper kelvin mackenzie is disgusted by the shocking treatment of our armyewhere with the country at breaking point is king charles right that we should be more welcoming to refugees? i'll ask

her expert analysis and tune in for the most exciting paper review anywhere on the telly with kelvin mackenzierick christys tonight, tomorrow's headlines. patrick christys tonight , 911 tomorrow's headlines. patrick christys tonight, 911 be there >> welcome back, my friends. to the last segment of state of the nafion the last segment of state of the nation here i am, of course, identifying who am i identifying at the moment. i'm richard tice. jacob is working hard in the house of commons. we've got your thoughts, jones says. what are you talking about, teddy bears were always transgender . that's were always transgender. that's jones thoughts, and we'll be happy with that. victor says. what we should asking is how what we should be asking is how this corruption has got into schools. sunak's now talking about making our schools the best world. he's an best in the world. well, he's an awful way to go with awful long way to go with education at the bottom. my concern that sunak promised concern is that sunak promised an in march. an urgent review back in march. my an urgent review back in march. m

i'm delighted to be joined in this studio tessa dunlop also studio by tessa dunlop and also kelvin mackenziest we wait for jacob to arrive, i just want to look at james cleverly's record. actually, he's the new home secretary and obviously the prime minister says that he's serious stopping the serious about stopping the boats, he's serious about reducing immigration numbers. what's james cleverly's record of talking about immigration? tesla have you ever heard him talk about immigration? >> well, quickly, more >> well, just quickly, more broadly cleverly, if broadly on james cleverly, if i may, just can i have one second on personality, because on his personality, because i happen to share fireworks night with quite a high art wonk in the office, commonwealth the foreign office, commonwealth and was and development, who was absolutely extolling his virtues. this was before he'd been moved to the home office, saying was easy to work with saying he was easy to work with took brief. one of the most took a brief. one of the most popular among the white blob. took a brief. one of the most popthat

kelvin mackenzie and widdicombe, well and much, much more. l and much, much more. kelvin mackenzipanel. tunecombe, well and much, much more. kelvin mackenzipanel. tune in.1be, fantastic panel. tune in. >> well, that's wonderful stuff . >> well, that's wonderful stuff. what i'd expect from you, patrick. well, that's all from us coming up next is weather and jacob will be back on monday at 8 pm. i'm esther mcvey. jacob will be back on monday at 8 pm. i'm esther mcvey . and 8 pm. i'm esther mcvey. and that's been me here doing state of the nation . of the nation. >> hello again. it's alex burkill here with your latest news weather update. whilst not everywhere, saw the stormy weather, it was very wet and very windy for some particularly southern parts due to storm. kieran. however, that feature is now clearing its way into the north sea, still bringing some blustery and very wet weather to eastern parts of the uk , eastern parts of the uk, particularly eastern scotland. north east england. as we go through the night and into friday, here we are g

her expert analysis and tune in for the most exciting paper review anywhere on the telly with kelvin mackenzie christys tonight, tomorrow's headlines. patrick christys tonight , 911 tomorrow's headlines. patrick christys tonight, 911 be there >> welcome back, my friends. to the last segment of state of the nafion the last segment of state of the nation here i am, of course, identifying who am i identifying at the moment. i'm richard tice. jacob is working hard in the house of commons. we've got your thoughts, jones says. what are you talking about, teddy bears were always transgender . that's were always transgender. that's jones thoughts, and we'll be happy with that. victor says. what we should asking is how what we should be asking is how this corruption has got into schools. sunak's now talking about making our schools the best world. he's an best in the world. well, he's an awful way to go with awful long way to go with education at the bottom. my concern that sunak promised concern is that sunak promised an in march. an urgent review back in march. my an urgent review back in march. my of

former sun editor kelvin mackenzie tucks into breaking headlines in the most entertaining paper reviewtrick christys tonight kicks off 9 pm. you have to be there >> hi there. michelle dewberry till seven. daniel moylan, a conservative life peer in the house of lords, alongside me as is doctor richard johnson, senior lecturer at queen mary, university of london. listen, guys, i want to talk to you about the house of lords, right this week , the youngest life this week, the youngest life peerin this week, the youngest life peer in the house of lords, charlotte owens, made her maiden speech. charlotte owens, made her maiden speech . so let's just have speech. so let's just have a little listen to some of this. >> my lords, i was born in 1993. george michael was still at number one. and the spice girls were about to set in motion a wave of girl power . i were about to set in motion a wave of girl power. i must also thank the former prime minister, bofis thank the former prime minister, boris johnson, who put a great deal of trust in me , and i will deal of trust in me, and i will be forever

i'm also going to be joined by kelvin mackenzie.e you as well, the most entertaining review you entertaining paper review you will on national will see anywhere on national television between half past ten and 11 pm. at night. so we're going to be having a look at this absolutely seismic day in british doing it british politics and doing it properjustice. between 9 to 11. proper justice. between 9 to 11. we just one question of dame andrea jenkin. >> succeed in forcing out >> if you succeed in forcing out the pm, who should replace him? ask her. ask that question. well, just text me. i'll be watching anyway. well, you'll be watching. >> absolutely. also also just on that very quickly, we have got some whatsapp messages that very quickly, we have got someinside whatsapp messages that very quickly, we have got someinside wiconservative;ages from inside the conservative party. able to party. so we will be able to reveal for you right at the start of the show what the real mood music is like the tory party. >> that's more than more than

former editor of the sun newspaper kelvin mackenzie is disgusted by the shocking treatment of our armyout shortly . and he speaks out shortly. elsewhere with the country at breaking point is king charles right that we should be more welcoming to refugees? i'll ask former home office minister ann widdecombe whether our monarch should keep his nose out of politics. and what about this, folks? in a bombshell sun exclusive gb news is very own. nigel farage is reportedly heading down under into i'm a celebrity , if true. it's one of celebrity, if true. it's one of the biggest showbiz stories of the biggest showbiz stories of the year. so i've rounded up two. i'm a celeb legends for their unmissable reactions. former king of the jungle, christopher biggins and the political firebrand edwina currie . as always, we'll bring currie. as always, we'll bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press and lady colin campbell tells us about the sussexes declaring war on the american cartoon series. family guy this is gb news tonight. my guy this is gb news tonight. my bi

i've got james schneider and kelvin mackenzie getting into all of that before 7:00. to you. our top story is that the labour leader has criticised the first king's speech to parliament in 70 years by saying the only fight left in the government is the fight for their own skin. earlier king charles outlined the

analysis as always, we'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages and media mogul kelvin mackenzie

kelvin mackenzie had that last had a lot to say on that last night. don't know if you saw, night.k to you in the next few hours. and listen, it's quite braverman routes few hours. and listen, it's qu rwanda braverman routes few hours. and listen, it's unwanda now.erman routes to rwanda now. >> i listen to her read her >> i, i listen to her read her little piece in the telegraph and to be saying that and she seems to be saying that it's other people's fault, that it's other people's fault, that it's and the plan is not >> and the current plan is not great. rishi sunak great. and even rishi sunak amendments make much amendments won't make it much better it won't work. better and it won't work. but who instigator of the who was the instigator of the plan with? we'll be plan to begin with? we'll be discussing to discussing suella route to rwanda sure lots rwanda then. well i'm sure lots of on them whole of you have driven on them whole load cash to fix the bad load of cash to fix the bad roads. they finally decide they're to use of the they're going to use some of the money hs2 to per