well, still with me is my panel, stella santacruz and kelvin mackenzie, kelvin . and kelvin mackenzient has had a drinking culture for a long time. hum. but it doesn't always have to lead into intimidation or some of the nastier elements of politics and the sleaze that we've seen in recent years. what do you make of the idea of just closing all the bars? >> well, if they did close the bars, they could open up betting shops and make it, make it, make it rather easier for both, for both sides to put the bets on how long, how long a speech was going to last. who was the biggest rat in in in the house of commons? look they are supposed to be hugely intelligent people, right? they should. the idea of getting smashed every night while they're hanging around, why don't they just why don't they just just change the manner in which, votes take place so that people . why don't they just end? people. why don't they just end? why don't they do what everybody else does? why don't they just end the day at, say, 6:00 or something like that and just let people vote for another day? >> no, you can't t

commitment is the editor of the former editor of the sun , kelvin former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzievin, minister bill rammell, kelvin, we're going to start with you, the labour party are trying to make hay out of this issue. do you think the country will buy that keir starmer is the guy to do it right? >> so nobody, nobody believes a word anybody says about immigration anymore, we've had the last, well, at least the last 6 to 8 years, we've been told that we're going to reduce immigration under the conservatives. that hasn't happened. conservatives. that hasn't happened . the opposite has happened. the opposite has happened. the opposite has happened. now, along comes the labour party, and they are going to come up with some rather complicated idea. yeah, we're going to throw them out, first of all, that won't happen for the same for the reason that it was pointed out that every time you try and throw somebody out, then what happens is that some lawyers turn up and the weeks turn into months turn into years. this is an absolute disgrace. in fact, one of the lawyers, of course, of co

it is kelvin mackenzie. kelvin good to see you. story in the i newspaper. labour plan for softer brexit deal. two ambitious eu insiders warn. do you think that brexit is safe in the hands of labour, it's going to change and, it's quite clear that all the mood music coming out of the labour party without them saying it, because they don't want to have a huge brexit debate ahead of an election because they think it might damage them. >> but once they get the other side of it, if they if they're the, the winners and the polls seem to indicate that they're 20 points in front currently, then i think that is going to be something that does happen. and where i do think that they have got a following wind on that is if they go over to that 18 to 30 idea of allowing youngsters from europe to come here and our youngsters to go there, i think that that will be that will appeal to the 18 to 30 year olds, as long as it doesn't mean that there's a whole load of other stuff thrown in. if there is a reasonable movement between youngsters, i would

i'll be asking former sun editor kelvin mackenzie. ting to the great news that england are through to the next round in the euros. is it coming home? plus tomorrow's newspaper, front pages, a packed show, lots to get through. i'll be dealing with david tennant in no uncertain terms. you won't want to miss it in two minutes time. first, the news headlines and my favourite time traveller, sam francis . francis. >> mark, thank you very much and good evening to you. it's just after 10:00 and as we heard there from mark at the top of there from mark at the top of the programme, sports news, england fans, well, they weren't alone watching tonight's nerve wracking clash against slovakia. the prince of wales said he too was on an emotional roller coaster. but from despair to delight, this was the reaction in london's fan zone as gareth southgate's side went on to win two one. well, slovakia struck first in the 25th minute, dominating much of the match. declan rice hit the post hoping to equalise but it was jude bellingham's first shot on targe

kelvin mackenzie joins me now. kelvin. he's going to have an illegal migrant crisis on his hands, isn't he? >> he's going to have an illegal migrant crisis. i agree with him. there's probably thousands of them ganging up, getting ready to come over. and the idea of setting up this kind of border security new idea , can i border security new idea, can i say we've got one right now? and how well is that done ? this will how well is that done? this will not work. we will have a catastrophe very early on, and you'll be sitting there unable to do anything. and he will have sold us a paape, and there'll be 200 majorities and god knows what. nothing is going to happen except it's going to get worse. and to be honest with you, the labour government know this because just to turn around and say, well, what is your idea? we're going to take out the we're going to take out the gangs that run it really, really . what do you think's been going on for the last seven years that hasn't worked right. what is it that labour are going to do?

but for now, joining me is my panel, of course, kelvin mackenzie and stella santa kidu.ve seen many debates now . they have seen many debates now. they were a thing that was alien to this country. but ever since 2010, they've been a mainstay of general election campaigns. does tonight matter? >> no. it doesn't. it won't make the slightest bit of difference short of this firm of if starmer punched rishi or something dramatic happened, there was nothing that can be said on the policy side, which is going to move the needle. the tories have heard it all. labour has heard it all. i in fact, even had some. an estate agent forecast to me that the housing market would basically collapse for the full 6 to 8 weeks of the election. right? he said. absolutely not, he said nobody's taking any notices. houses are being sold ten to the dozen at the moment. nobody cares about this. i there will be some watching tonight. nobody will watching tonight. nobody will watch the second one and it won't make a slightest bit of difference to the polls. i'm afraid the game is up, stella. >> games

well, kelvin mackenzie, former editor of the sun, joins me now. kelvin. be trusted when it comes to nukes, i don't think so . i to nukes, i don't think so. i mean, she is the deputy leader of the party. how on earth on something like the nuclear deterrent. the most important single policy of our country , single policy of our country, especially with putin every five seconds saying, i'm going to come after you, i'm going to come after you, i'm going to come after you, i'm going to come after you. if the top two people of our country don't agree with each other on the single most important policy of our country, you know, i'm not saying this is going to lead to a huge change in the voting pattern of our nation, but isn't that a worry ? isn't that that a worry? isn't that a worry? and what's becoming clear is that starmer is not in charge of his own ship. after all, we've got this shocking division tonight. i think it's shocking anyway. right? remember, i can remember michael foot, right. and he, by the way, had a view about the nuclear deterrent. he didn't

so i'm joined now by kelvin mackenzie. kelvin. is there such thing as a free breakfast, no. income tax. and by the way, because we have a system in our country where the benefits are so spectacular, housing benefit, food benefit, any, any child benefit, loads of people don't pay tax. nearly 50% of the country doesn't pay tax. who do they think is going to pay who do they think is going to pay for these breakfast clubs . pay for these breakfast clubs. right. where's that money coming from? we're told by we're told by starmer that it's all fully costed. >> yeah but they've not explained it. >> who's going who's going to, who is going to pay for it. and not only that, not all day. right. so at breakfast free nosh okay. lunch time 20. these were doe doe numbers. department of education numbers last week 25% of all children get free lunches. why stop there? why don't we have free teas as well? why? what is the point of giving these? they're not free. somebody has to pay for it. and i'll tell you who's going to pay for it. anybody who is actually paying for it. anybody who is actu

this weekend, michael jackson's magician, the green goddess, diana moran and whittaker and kelvin mackenzie 9 to 11. see you tomorrow at nine. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you tomorrow a bit of a three way split with our weather bright and breezy across scotland with and breezy across scotland with a few showers. mostly fine and sunny across east anglia and the south east. but in between this weather system is creeping towards us. not a particularly potent one, but it will bring cloud and some outbreaks of rain that's starting to move across the republic of ireland at the moment and spreading towards wales and southern parts of northern ireland. by dawn . still northern ireland. by dawn. still a few showers across the far north and west of scotland. still quite breezy here as well, but elsewhere the winds pretty light with some clearer skies. temperatures will dip down to single figures but actually turning quite cloudy here, but that will keep the clo

kelvin mackenzie is here as well, and also extraordinary footage of the idf raid in gaza, where theya tick. >> amazing stuff. well, i'm looking forward to that footage. ben, thank you so much for all of that. now, it just remains for me to say that there is the weather to come up. and i've been told at the end of each of these programs, i'm contractually obliged almost to say that in somerset the weather is of course, very, very sunny. but of course i can't give any guarantees for the weather anywhere else. up next, it's ben leo in for patrick christys . leo in for patrick christys. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. still some showers around during the next 24 hours, but also a few clear spells and under starry skies. tonight temperatures will fall . tonight temperatures will fall. it's going to be a chilly one for june. we've got this northerly airflow and within those northerly winds we've still got some showers, especially for the north and the east coast, 1 or 2 inl

the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the pr consultant and former labour aide, stellaery latest headlines with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> tom. thank you. good evening to you. well, the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that four men have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass at the prime minister's constituency home in yorkshire, police said officers were with the four men within one minute of them entering the grounds. the men, who are aged between 20 and 52, remain in police custody tonight for questioning enquiries. we understand ongoing. meanwhile, in the main news today, suspended labour candidate kevin craig says he deeply regrets betting against himself and taking a punt on the tories, winning in his own constituency. he says he'll fully comply with any investigation and that comes after the former conservative candidates craig williams and laura saunders, also face investigations amid allegations of betting on the date of the general election. mr williams says he committed an error of judgement but not an offence . judgement but not

the former editor of the sun , the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the former labourvery latest headlines . very latest headlines. >> tom, thanks very much indeed. and good evening to you. well, the top story from the newsroom tonight is that rishi sunak has indeed launched the conservative election manifesto today, saying he understood that people felt frustrated. the prime minister promised a multi—billion pound package of tax cuts, including a reduction in national service insurance. rather, the pledges amount to a total of more than £17 billion in cuts by 2030. there's also help for first time buyers, with changes to stamp duty and the pledge for a new help to buy scheme. there was a promise to address the housing shortage by building 1.6 million new

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former newspaper editor kelvin mackenzie has said that in the week post office hero alan bates receivesthood, sir ed davey should hand his back. is he right ? he right? >> no. i think he's totally wrong , look, this is a very wrong, look, this is a very different situation from some of the individuals who were at the heart of the post office and who were covering events up, sir ed was in a government role. he asked the questions . he sadly asked the questions. he sadly was lied to, as were many others in this process. so it's not a case that ed davey has lied or covered up anything whatsoever at all. the only thing that sadly happened was that he was lied to. that said, he's apologised and i think he recognises that this was a terrible mistake by many, many people for not probing further, deeper and harder at what they were being told by the post office . office. >> i'm all for probing harder. but listen, mark, let me say to you this, which is that this is a guy, ed davey, who refused to meeting with alan bates, who was a sub postmaster that wrote directly to him when he was post office