i think kemi badenoch has done extremely good job, that up?job, that up? i think kemi badenoch has she's beentremely good job, that up? i think kemi badenoch has she's been doingy good job, that up? i think kemi badenoch has she's been doing itgood job, that up? i think kemi badenoch has she's been doing it sort job, that up? i think kemi badenoch has she's been doing it sort ofb, and she's been doing it sort of under the radar, beavering away, getting trade getting these trade deals. >> truss, the >> unlike liz truss, you did the job very badly when she was trade secretary, trade, trade minister, that if you do a very, very bad job, no one will notice. >> yeah, but but in this in the report today, it says that the uk's exports to the eu and the rest of the world reached record highs almost highs of almost 400,000,000,000in 2022. and that global investment in britain is more than france, germany, spain and italy . so i think, you know and italy. so i think, you know , the idea steven would disagree with it, written in black and white, this doe

i know kemi badenoch like this. say this progress is being made, but in other papers you see number 10 are kind of going, well, it's not as close as . as. >> so you're sort of pooh pooing it on the basis that it's not been done as a deal yet. but when it has been done. >> assuming it has been done, yeah, it really does signal the brexit doomsayers wrong . brexit doomsayers wrong. >> no, because our inflation rate shows the brexit doomsayers were right . the low growth, the were right. the low growth, the fact in the guardian that a quarter of music industry workers in the uk haven't had any work in the european union since brexit. so the trade made all kinds of trade with with the european union has fallen . it's european union has fallen. it's hurting us and trade trade is mainly done with the closest nafions mainly done with the closest nations to you. india is not close to us. it's important geo politically, it's important for certain industries. it just cannot substitute for trading with your neighbours . and tha

what's this story kemi badenoch. what's this story about? kemi badenoch what's this about? lose , women only >> women only lose, women only lose will protect dignity . lose rule will protect dignity. that's women only toilets. >> yes . okay. >> yes. okay. >> yes. okay. >> so kemi badenoch has come out and said there's going to be a rule where any new buildings or any retrofitted done up buildings will have to have separate toilets for men and women. and apparently in women. right. and apparently in a poll, 85% of people are a yougov poll, 85% of people are pro this and 35% think there should be a unisex toilets available and we've got unisex toilets here at gb haven't we. which is which is an adventure every day. i mean i think having to stand in other people's pee is really character building, isn't it? >> so that's what i think. >> so that's what i think. >> what will do anyway? >> what will we do anyway? that's what's going to happen, you bit non >> isn't this a bit of a non brain we should kemi brain we should say so. kemi badenoch equality's minister pushing, is pushin

what's this story kemi badenoch. what's this story about? kemi badenoch what's this about? lose , women only >> women only lose, women only lose will protect dignity . lose rule will protect dignity. that's women only toilets. >> yes . okay. >> yes. okay. >> yes. okay. >> so kemi badenoch has come out and said there's going to be a rule where any new buildings or any retrofitted done up buildings will have to have separate toilets for men and women. and apparently in women. right. and apparently in a poll, 85% of people are a yougov poll, 85% of people are pro this and 35% think there should be a unisex toilets available and we've got unisex toilets here at gb haven't we. which is which is an adventure every day. i mean i think having to stand in other people's pee is really character building, isn't it? >> so that's what i think. >> so that's what i think. >> what will do anyway? >> what will we do anyway? that's what's going to happen, you bit non >> isn't this a bit of a non brain we should kemi brain we should say so. kemi badenoch equality's minister pushing, is pushin

the uk trade secretary kemi badenoch is in india on a visit for the g20 trade ministers meeting.ween the two countries could be creeping closer to a deal. government sources say the talks are reaching their "final but trickier" stages. there has been speculation about whether a trade deal may be struck before rishi sunak visits india in september. the bbc though, has been told there's no expectation that a full deal will be agreed by then. earlier i spoke to one trade economist and asked why getting a deal is so important. i think there are two things that are going on here. the first is obviously that this is about the uk being able to negotiate trade deals. it's very important that we're seen to be doing that and we're seen to have this sort of whole post—brexit trade deal dividend. but the other thing as well is that india is a massive market. i mean, it's a huge economy and it's growing very fast, so the imf is actually saying that that it will be the fastest growing economy — 6% to 7% gdp growth expected in 2023. so this is a massive market for the uk and it's very large in

let's start in india, where the uk trade secretary kemi badenoch is on a visit for the 620 trade ministersting. it comes as talks between the uk and india on trade could be creeping closer to a deal. government sources say the talks are reaching their "final but trickier" stages. there has been speculation about whether a trade deal may be struck before rishi sunak visits india in september. the bbc, though, has been told there's no expectation that a full deal will be agreed by then. government sources said they hoped a deal could be "months" away, but warns there are still some "big nuts to crack". joing me now is rebecca harding, an independent trade economist. good to have you with us. talk to me first of all if you will about the significance of a potential deal. why is this potential deal with india so important? i why is this potential deal with india so important?— why is this potential deal with india so important? i think there are two things — india so important? i think there are two things that _ india so important? i think there are two things that are - india so important? i

women and equalities minister kemi badenoch says gender neutral toilets has removed the right for privacyblic facilities and the new regulations will protect the dignity and safety of all. his majesty. the king says he's horrified over the devastation caused by the wildfire fires engulfing the hawaiians island of maui. and he's offered his condolences to the victims affected local sources in maui have confirmed that at least 93 people are known to have lost their lives, making it the deadliest us wildfire in more than 100 years. the number of dead as well expected to rise as more bodies are found. search teams with sniffer dogs sifted through the ruins of lahaina for days after a fast moving blaze levelled the historic resort. a obliterating buildings and melted cars . robert kennedy , jr. melted cars. robert kennedy, jr. whose father and uncle were assassins , noted because of assassins, noted because of their political views , has bid their political views, has bid to run as the democratic president for the us president in 2024. his uncle, president john f kennedy, was famously assassin

women and equalities minister kemi badenoch says gender women and equalities minister kemi bitoilets1gender women and equalities minister kemi bitoilets has removed neutral toilets has removed privacy in public spaces for both sexes, by the way, and the new approach will protect people's dignity and safety. now are there more pressing matters for the government to focus on instead of, you know, who we share a loo space with it? or is this return to where we should be? so for the great british debate, i'm asking our gender politics going too far. so let's see what my panel make of this. i'm delighted to be joined by broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and broadcaster and author christine hamilton. thank you so much for joining christine hamilton. thank you so much forjoining me. on a sunny sunday afternoon in sunny, was it not sunny out ? no, it's not it not sunny out? no, it's not sunny. oh, it was sunny when i came in. what happened was christine came in. what happened was chr summer cancelled . >> summer cancelled. >> summer cancelled. >> controversial . someone's >> oh, controve

let's start in india, where the uk trade secretary kemi badenoch is on a visit for the g20 trade ministers there has been speculation about whether a trade deal may be

but kemi badenoch has struck this deal, which means that , though. which which means that, though.which means that we are going to be in partnership with india, which is quite exciting, but possibly the most exciting part of this deal is that they are building a factory for car batteries in the uk . yeah. and it's going to uk. yeah. and it's going to create a lot of jobs. yeah, 4000 jobs. i believe they're investing 4 billion in the uk. i mean, this is this is great to see. india is a huge market with with a huge and burgeoning middle class population who i'm sure would love to buy all the stuff that we make. >> i'm thrilled hear it. >> i'm thrilled to hear it. that's absolutely fantastic. and people to keep that's absolutely fantastic. and people if to keep that's absolutely fantastic. and people if you to keep that's absolutely fantastic. and people if you voted to keep that's absolutely fantastic. and people if you voted for» keep that's absolutely fantastic. and people if you voted for brexit, saying, if you voted for brexit, you're just a racist anymore. they'll probably all g

has is fact that kemi badenoch has is the government is going to introduce legislation that new bills spaces, will have to have female , all will have to have female, all biological, female only toilets , which is a victory for the people who have been fighting this. >> louis right. >> louis right. >> it's a victory the >> it's a victory for the developers. going developers. they're going to have more toilets in or have to put more toilets in or they're to think, wow, they're going to think, wow, this we're more this is great. we're more builders. it's builders. it's not going to it's not help. actually, the not going to help. actually, the companies because it's going to cost i mean , this is cost more money. i mean, this is not is not in any way not not this is not in any way not in way a victory. it just is in any way a victory. it just is more it's more more centralisation. it's more how the government's got to get the victory. you're woman the victory. if you're a woman who be able to take a who wants to be able to take a wee in peace, the guardian next. >> louis, it seems the >>

the uk trade secretary kemi badenoch is in india on a visit for the g20 trade ministers meeting.rade talks between the two countries could be creeping closer to a deal. government sources say the talks are reaching their "final but trickier" stages. there has been speculation about whether a trade deal may be struck before rishi sunak visits india in september. the bbc though, has been told there's no expectation that a full deal will be agreed by then. earlier i spoke to one trade economist and asked why getting a deal is so important. i think there are two things that are going on here. the first is obviously that this is about the uk being able to negotiate trade deals. it's very important that we're seen to be doing that and we're seen to have this sort of whole post—brexit trade deal dividend. but the other thing as well is that india is a massive market. i mean, it's a huge economy and it's growing very fast, and it's growing very fast. so the imf is actually saying that that it will be the fastest growing economy — 6% to 7% gdp growth expected in 2023. so this is a massive

has is fact that kemi badenoch has is the government is going to introduce legislation that new bills spaces, will have to have female , all will have to have female, all biological, female toilets biological, female only toilets , which is a victory for the biological, female only toilets people who have been fighting this. >> louis right. >> louis right. >> it's a victory for the developers. they're to developers. they're going to have more toilets in or have to put more toilets in or they're going to think, wow, this is great. we're more they're going to think, wow, this is gr<|t's we're more they're going to think, wow, this is gr<|t's not going'e it's builders. it's not going to it's not help. actually, the not going to help. actually, the companies because it's going to not going to help. actually, the comjmore; because it's going to not going to help. actually, the comjmore money. .e it's going to not going to help. actually, the comjmore money. i it's going to not going to help. actually, the comjmore money. i mean)ing to not going to help. actually, the comjmore money. i mean

trade secretary kemi badenoch is visiting india for a meeting of g20 trade ministers this week.k visits india in september. in just a few hours india could be only the fourth nation in history to land a spaceprobe on the moon. we will have more on that in just a moment. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. i bringing you different stories from across the uk.- from across the uk. i cannot sit still for _ from across the uk. i cannot sit still for five _ from across the uk. i cannot sit still for five minutes. in l sit still for five minutes. in some _ sit still for five minutes. in some ways that has probably hurl — some ways that has probably hurt me _ some ways that has probably hurt me over the years. i was feeling — hurt me over the years. i was feeling breathless and getting arm pain and i had a few attacks_ arm pain and i had a few attacks ofangina. i arm pain and i had a few attacks of angina. i went to the royal papworth hospital and they came back and said we really— they came back and said we really can

way to go, kemi badenoch . we've got single kemi badenoch.no, no, no, no. so yeah, exactly. we need them here. that's what we need them here. so just. >> just now, what's wrong with these? >> no, no, no, no. so. so just now i walked there. lovely now i walked in there. lovely young comes. on and young lady comes. on and i walked back out. she said, it's okay. okay. no, okay. it's okay. no, no, no, it's not okay. let her go it's not okay. now, let her go out. and then i went back in there. now this thing, there are doors the cubicles. doors on the cubicles. >> but don't want to >> no, but you don't want to hear sounds. >> no, but you don't want to hanou unds. >> no, but you don't want to hanou don't want to hear the >> you don't want to hear the rest of the story you were telling me just. no, no. >> yeah. no, i don't want to >> yeah. no, no, i don't want to hear sounds. know, want. hear sounds. you know, i want. >> the difference? >> what's the difference? >> what's the difference? >> the difference? >> but what's the difference? >> but what's

it comes as trade secretary kemi badenoch heads to india to intensify ii trade talks with the nation000 reward is the nation. a £20,000 reward is being offered for information about the stabbing of a man at london's notting hill carnival. takeo nembhard died in hospital after being stabbed in an unprovoked attack in the ladbroke grove area last august. the met police says it needs the help of anyone with information to bring those responsible to justice. police officers will be at this year's carnival on the weekend , making fresh appeals. weekend, making fresh appeals. seven new free special education schools are set to be built across england. over 1000 more children and young people with special education needs and disabilities will benefit from access to specialised learning . access to specialised learning. the schools will be built in cambridgeshire , kent merton and cambridgeshire, kent merton and norfolk in addition to the existing 83 set to open across england. this investment will almost double the number of special free school places available across the country from aroun

please my greatest britain kemi badenoch. the government minister, a senior one, is standing up for common sense in all this net zero nonsense. she has said that this ridiculous business in january next year, which is only five months away, 22% of vehicles must be zero emissions, 100% electric, which is absolute ludicrous. so here's to kemi. hear it for kemi, for standing up at last. and let's hope the whole government follows suit and realise that she is the one talking sense. adam brooks, your nominee. >> mine is, piers corbyn, someone who i probably have very little in common with, but he's fighting the fight to save cash and against this mission creep for a cashless society was in a video. >> let's have a look at it. i haven't seen it yet. i'm offering exactly the right amount of money here on the help desk. >> so you people take that money i paid by legal tender. >> no, no, no. >> don't break. >> don't break. >> i paid by legal tender. >> i paid by legal tender. >> yeah , i think he's got >> yeah, i think he's got a poin

women an and equalities minister kemi badenoch says gender neutral toilets has removed the right for in public facilities and the new regulations will protect the dignity and safety of everybody . his majesty, the of everybody. his majesty, the king says he is horrified over the devastation caused by wildfires engulfing hawaii island . the maui part of it island. the maui part of it particularly , and has offered particularly, and has offered his condolences to victims affected . local government have affected. local government have confirmed there at least 93 people have died making it the deadliest us wildfire in more than a century. maui's governor josh green warned at a news conference on saturday afternoon that the number of dead would continue to rise as more bodies were recovered . search teams were recovered. search teams with sniffer dogs sifted through the ruins of lahaina for days after a fast moving blaze levelled the historic resort town, obliterating buildings and melting cars as now stargazers were out in force last night as the annual summer poseidon meteor shower rea

minister, kemi badenoch. >> we do not want to see teachers teaching their white pupils about white privileget. and let me be clear any school which teaches these elements of critical race theory as fact or which promotes partisan political views such as defunding the police without offering a balanced treatment of opposing views is breaking the law . law. >> but the keys managing director michael mcgarvey stood behind the company's hard left ideological teaching, insisting on our job is to support schools on ourjob is to support schools with any challenges they face, including engaging with complex topics such as promoting equality and addressing racist or prejudiced attitudes . the key or prejudiced attitudes. the key boasts of how it rejects a colour—blind approach to life , colour—blind approach to life, but i believe that is actually encouraging. division and discrimination and should be booted from british schools where, mark my words , it's class where, mark my words, it's class rather than race. that is usually the most important factor into determining one's educational disadvantages

they've suella braverman, they've got suella braverman, kemi you've kemi badenoch, kwasi.e listed all. mean, they listed them all. i mean, they ought be proud. that alibi ought to be proud. that alibi a brown all of them . brown criticises all of them. yeah, they are much more racist than the white people that they accuse of racism. >> adam brooks. i couldn't believe yasmin alibhai—brown saying , oh no, no, no. we saying, oh no, no, no. we shouldn't be proud of rishi sunak an ethnic minority sunak as an ethnic minority prime he's no prime minister. he's he's no obama. what? because he doesn't agree with your hard left views? i mean, this is sick thinking and it is divisive . and it is divisive. >> that lady has a lot of form for something. >> she does some very she does very controversial statements. >> and yet she's still booked by the mainstream media. i cannot believe that she's a very hateful woman. now with suella, she has never said anything racist . she's, again, like you racist. she's, again, like you said in your monologue, she's representing what the majority of

please my greatest britain kemi badenoch.overnment minister, a senior one, is standing up for common sense in all this net zero nonsense. she has said that this ridiculous business in january next year, which is only five months away, 22% of vehicles must be zero emissions, 100% electric, which is absolute ludicrous. so here's to kemi. hear it for kemi, for standing up at last. and let's hope the whole government follows suit and realise that she is the one talking sense. adam brooks, your nominee. >> mine is, piers corbyn, someone who i probably have very little in common with, but he's fighting the fight to save cash and against this mission creep for a cashless society was in a video. >> let's have a look at it. i haven't seen it yet. i'm offering exactly the right amount of money here on the help desk. >> so you people take that money i paid by legal tender. >> no, no, no. >> don't break. >> don't break. >> i paid by legal tender. >> i paid by legal tender. >> yeah , i think he's got >> yeah, i think he's got a point ther

minister, kemi badenoch. >> we do not want to see teachers teaching their white pupils about white privilege let me be clear any school which teaches these elements of critical race theory as fact or which promotes partisan political views such as defunding the police without offering a balanced treatment of opposing views is breaking the law . law. >> but the keys managing director michael mcgarvey stood behind the company's hard left ideological teaching, insisting on our job is to support schools on ourjob is to support schools with any challenges they face, including engaging with complex topics such as promoting equality and addressing racist or prejudiced attitudes . the key or prejudiced attitudes. the key boasts of how it rejects a colour—blind approach to life , colour—blind approach to life, but i believe that is actually encouraging. division and discrimination and should be booted from british schools where, mark my words , it's class where, mark my words, it's class rather than race. that is usually the most important factor into determining one's educational disadvantages. but

they've suella braverman, they've got suella braverman, kemi you've kemi badenoch, kwasi.e listed all. mean, they listed them all. i mean, they ought be proud. that alibi ought to be proud. that alibi a brown all of them . brown criticises all of them. yeah, they are much more racist than the white people that they accuse of racism. >> adam brooks. i couldn't believe yasmin alibhai—brown saying , oh no, no, no. we saying, oh no, no, no. we shouldn't be proud of rishi sunak an ethnic minority sunak as an ethnic minority prime he's no prime minister. he's he's no obama. what? because he doesn't agree with your hard left views? i mean, this is sick thinking and it is divisive . and it is divisive. >> that lady has a lot of form for something. >> she does some very she does very controversial statements. >> and yet she's still booked by the mainstream media. i cannot believe that she's a very hateful woman. now with suella, she has never said anything racist . she's, again, like you racist. she's, again, like you said in your monologue, she's representing what the majority of

as the business secretary, kemi badenoch, moves into lane to overtake into the fast lane to overtakereen slopes by questioning the green slopes by questioning the increasingly regulatory pressure petrol and diesel pressure on petrol and diesel cars, i'll be encouraging the prime minister to let his inner jaguar roar. if we want to win the next election, oxfam, the scandal ridden charity, now thinks that measuring the success of countries through gross domestic product gdp is an act of colonialism grown. perhaps they would rather we measured economic success based on a country's number of green smoothie bars and diversity consultants and how the former president donald j. trump never out of news, is once again set to appear in court at the end of this hour, this time for as the special counsel sees it, prolific, lies about election fraud fuelling the january sixth riots. as ever, polly will be bringing you updates and live happenings as and when they happen. state of the nation starts now . starts now. i'll also be joined by a perspicacious panel this evening, historian and broadcaste

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and perhaps that why business perhaps that is why business secretary kemi badenoch has reportedly backn reportedly been pushing back on the government plans to fine car manufacturers for missing electric vehicle targets. so we have climate hysteria based on quite selective data that is being pumped out by some useful idiots in the media at times who are happy to overtly lie , to are happy to overtly lie, to whip up fear and that then means that political parties enact unaffordable and at times unachievable policies put forward by eco zealots. and those policies have to be paid for by the taxpayer . and that, for by the taxpayer. and that, for by the taxpayer. and that, for me is the key bit at the end there. ultimately, it is the taxpayer that loses. i think we need to start calling this stuff out more. otherwise as you may well all skint way before you well all go skint way before you all burn to death. but there we go. now even though mr rees—mogg is off today, the email remains open , wide open for business. open, wide open for business. it's mail. margaret gbnews.com. let me know w

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now that's after the business secretary, kemi badenoch . she'd voiced kemi badenoch.ould stall investment . targets could stall investment. >> you're completely right, pip. there is now an active discussion going on within government, within the cabinet, about whether or not the uk should shift lift its ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035. the way it has been shifted in germany and across the rest of the eu. when i asked the rest of the eu. when i asked the prime minister about it yesterday, he said, that's our policy. 2013 that's going to stay our policy . but of course stay our policy. but of course we're getting experts say the national grid itself isn't ready for this new ban on petrol and diesel cars and a huge wave of evs electric vehicles, let alone the actual charging points being built as well. and i just wanted to mention one other thing. while i'm here, and that is electricity prices themselves, which of course is what gb news viewers and listeners will be most concerned about. just have a look at little graphic a look at this little graphic

women and equalities minister kemi badenoch says gender neutral toilets has removed the right for privacyregulations will protect the dignity and safety of all. you're watching news across the uk on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news . britain's news. channel ten. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show. now, don't go anywhere because i'm about to talk to the mayor of the west midlands, street. i'm then midlands, andy street. i'm then going in the studio going to be joined in the studio by australia's longest serving foreign alexander foreign minister. alexander downer government ever downer will this government ever be stop the boats? be able to stop the boats? i'll be able to stop the boats? i'll be asking a little be asking him that a little later. and in a gb news broadcast exclusive, we'll be showing an interview us showing an interview by us documentary film maker daphne barak kennedy jr, son barak of robert kennedy jr, son of us attorney general, of former us attorney general, and senator bobby ken

deal with india , landmark trade deal with india, which secretary of state for business and trade kemi badenochproves the brexit voices of doom were wrong. all along. but we've known that for a while. right the daily telegraph leads with downing street's attempts to halt sadiq khan's crazed eco expansion attempts which expansion plans, attempts which have now been blocked by lawyers , as they say. it also features that absolutely superb column by allison pearson that i really do urge you to read tomorrow. she says that letby case has revealed an nhs rancid with cover up and corruption. my superstar panel return now . superstar panel return now. political commentator suzanne evans, former environment secretary ranil jayawardena and social commentator joanna jarjue. now she was once the darling of conservative circles and a close pal of david cameron. look, there they are together there. but carol vorderman's reinvention. as a tory hating rabble rouser appears to be for life . and appears to be for life. and speaking on the actress kathy burke's podcast, vaughters described her ideal death and sh

deal with india , landmark trade deal with india, which secretary of state for business and trade kemi badenochproves the brexit voices of doom were wrong. all along. but we've known that for a while. right the daily telegraph leads with downing street's attempts to halt sadiq khan's crazed eco expansion attempts which expansion plans, attempts which have now been blocked by lawyers , as they say. it also features that absolutely superb column by allison pearson that i really do urge you to read tomorrow. she says that letby case has revealed an nhs rancid with cover up and corruption. my superstar panel return now . superstar panel return now. political commentator suzanne evans, former environment secretary ranil jayawardena and social commentator joanna jarjue. now she was once the darling of conservative circles and a close pal of david cameron. look, there they are together there. but carol vorderman's reinvention. as a tory hating rabble rouser appears to be for life . and appears to be for life. and speaking on the actress kathy burke's podcast, vaughters described her ideal death and sh

so these are proposals from ministers, i think headed by kemi badenoch , who i think is a kemi badenochd mean that all new public buildings and private offices would would need to have a male lavatory and a female laboratory and they would have to provide single sex facilities . and actually, this comes from mostly women, but also elderly people saying that they do find gender neutral lavatories , quite gender neutral lavatories, quite distressing. and they don't want to sharing spaces here. to be sharing spaces here. >> totally agree . now, >> yeah, totally agree. now, very because we've been very quickly, because we've been training morning, of training it all morning, none of us a blooming clue what training it all morning, none of usmeans. a blooming clue what training it all morning, none of usmeans. james, yoming clue what training it all morning, none of usmeans. james, i ming clue what training it all morning, none of usmeans. james, i have clue what training it all morning, none of usmeans. james, i have cllprobe|t it means. james, i have to probe you. intended. thing you. pun

now, a couple of years ago, kemi badenoch stood up in parliament and say that the teaching race theorys the law in schools was against the law is the teaching of gender identity ideology as fact also against the law? >> it is. and let's be very clear this isn't just about gender identity, although that is that the parents is the issue that the parents that come have raised that have come to me have raised . but let's be very clear. the education act 1996 is very explicit . it that the promotion explicit. it that the promotion of any idea that is contentious , this is unlawful . and by , this is unlawful. and by promotion, what the statute says is that you cannot present an idea that is contentious as if it is the only idea or the only version or the only worldview available on that topic. there has to be a dispassionate, fair and nonpartisan presentation of the facts that would apply to a whole range of issues. >> so a teacher could say there are people who believe in are many people who believe in such gender identity such a thing as gender identity or are minority of the or there are

now, a couple of years ago, kemi badenoch stood up in parliament and say that the teaching race theoryols the law in schools was against the law is the teaching of gender identity ideology as fact also against the law? >> it is. and let's be very clear this isn't just about gender identity, although that is that the parents is the issue that the parents that come have raised that have come to me have raised . but let's be very clear. the education act 1996 is very explicit . it that the promotion explicit. it that the promotion of any idea that is contentious , this is unlawful . and by , this is unlawful. and by promotion, what the statute says is that you cannot present an idea that is contentious as if it is the only idea or the only version or the only worldview available on that topic. there has to be a dispassionate, fair and nonpartisan presentation of the facts that would apply to a whole range of issues. >> so a teacher could say there are people who believe in are many people who believe in such gender identity such a thing as gender identity or are minority of the or there a

on top of that, the business secretary, kemi badenoch, has admitted that new rules which force manufacturersfor british businesses . restrictive and risky for british businesses. is this is something that we did not have to do once we left the european union. and again in yet again, we are just doing it anyway. i am joined now by the conservative mp and the former exports minister, mark fish. marcus, thank you very , very marcus, thank you very, very much. so why do you feel so passionately about this and should rishi sunak ditch this pledge by 2030 to ban all the new diesel and petrol cars ? new diesel and petrol cars? >> i'm a driver of an electric car and a hybrid and i find them great. >> actually . but i just great. >> actually. but i just think it's best to let the market and let the manufacturers market. >> let let the market decide the sort of pace of what can be done here. >> i am very concerned about the lack of infrastructure that is there , particularly in our cities. >> actually, it is very hard to get the space, get the ability to be able to charge your car on the street and in

kemi badenoch is back from talking from india.al little bit about that trade deal. wealth tax labour deal. also, wealth tax labour aren't going to introduce one, so quite interesting so that's quite interesting momentum very momentum and a lot aren't very happy and a little bit of insider news gossip as well . insider news gossip as well. >> excited about this . >> i'm very excited about this. if we can get it up and running this morning we might, we'll this morning and we might, we'll have chris hope, new have chris hope, our new political editor coming to us from studio , which from our new studio, which hasn't yet been fully built yet, but we should have a down the line point coming from westminster. not standing outside the anymore, but outside in the rain anymore, but actually a cosy studio. actually inside a cosy studio. so thing for gb so a very exciting thing for gb news viewers to see we get it news viewers to see if we get it up and running. we've just done it, no, we've beaten it, tom. oh, no, we've beaten you. beat it.

and we've seen some good work done in recent years where people like liz truss and kemi badenoch turningly dodgy woke stuff and making them more people like the more effective. people like the social commission and social mobility commission and the equalities the government equalities office. doing the government equalities office.good doing the government equalities office.good work doing the government equalities office.good work now, doing the government equalities office.good work now, buting the government equalities office.good work now, but unless really good work now, but unless you've a really strong you've got a really strong minister and they're absolutely focussed keeping those bits focussed on keeping those bits of the government focussed on doing stuff , not this doing the right stuff, not this hokey political stuff , it hokey cokey political stuff, it does pop right up and does seem to pop right up and that's good enough. that's just not good enough. >> very easy to tick >> it's a very easy way to tick a isn't it? if you're in a box, isn't it? if you're in government or i