kemi badenoch, a cabinet minister at— she say? kemi badenoch, a cabinet minister at a _ she say?ch, a cabinet minister at a time, she _ she say? kemi badenoch, a cabinet minister at a time, she is _ she say? kemi badenoch, a cabinet minister at a time, she is minister. minister at a time, she is minister for equalities and she was asked a lot about how the government had approached the disparities emerging on outcomes for certain ethnic groups, which the reporter, there were higher fatality rates, groups, which the reporter, there were higherfatality rates, and back in 2020 when the pandemic was at its height, she asked what they were doing about that, and she said there were monitoring of it and it was clear certain ethnic groups were more vulnerable than others, and that the bma had not been helpful at all. interestingly, at the end of the hearing, she was asked what was her biggest regret about what happened in 2020, and it relates to all the misinformation about the vaccines that had been going in certain communities. lam i am still concerned about the issue of misinformation

she was close to figures like kemi badenoch, michael gove, the person who ran kemi badenoch's leadershipisappointment about her being sacked as housing minister, and no announcement yet of who will replace her in such a key role going forward into the next election. what her in such a key role going forward into the next election.— into the next election. what “obs a art into the next election. what “obs apart from i into the next election. what “obs apart from housing i into the next election. what “obs apart from housing have i into the next election. what “obs apart from housing have yeti into the next election. what jobs apart from housing have yet to i into the next election. what jobsl apart from housing have yet to be filled in this free fossil —— in this reshuffle? we filled in this free fossil -- in this reshuffle?— filled in this free fossil -- in this reshuffle? ~ ~ ., ., this reshuffle? we know that nick gibb will be _ this reshuffle? we know that nick gibb will be stepping _ this reshuffle? we know that nick gibb will be stepping down, i this reshuffle? we know that nick gib

to be fair to kemi badenoch is her department.cts of it. but the irony is that these people get together to each other together and talk to each other over know, how over about, you know, how oppressed they are or how their race gets in the way of getting promotions while their department, is department, their ministry is headed a woman. so and headed by a black woman. so and i myself, as a as the only non anglo—saxon member of the roster of headliners i can tell people if you try hard, you will get there and race and background will not be an obstacle. so we just need to get going and forget about critical race theory. you try hard, you can get right here to the middle. >> more to go . >> yeah. one more section to go. so you've nearly it. we'll so you've nearly done it. we'll be bill gates be talking about bill gates making worse some making the world worse and some turkeys a gobble. it turkeys having a gobble. and it will promise . will make sense, i promise. we'll shortly welcome back to headliners the mail on sunday. lewis peo

kemi badenoch signed an agreement with the florida governor, ron desantis earlier on today, which will help make it quicker, easier and cheaper for uk and florida firms to do business with one another. and lastly, his majesty king charles has hosted a reception for nhs staff at buckingham palace as part of his 75th birthday celebrations . it comes birthday celebrations. it comes as the nhs also marks its 75th anniversary with 400 nurses and midwives set to attend the royal event. midwives set to attend the royal event . earlier, the monarch event. earlier, the monarch travelled to oxfordshire to launch the coronation food project alongside queen camilla, hoping to bridge the gap between food waste and food . need with food waste and food. need with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> thank you, polly. and yes , >> thank you, polly. and yes, i'm standing in for for nigel these weeks. he's down in the jungle. he knows nothing about

kemi badenoch signed an agreement with the florida governor, ron desantis earlier on today, which will help make it quicker, easier and cheaper for uk and florida firms to do business with one another. and lastly, his majesty king charles has hosted a reception for nhs staff at buckingham palace as part of his 75th birthday celebrations . it comes birthday celebrations. it comes as the nhs also marks its 75th anniversary with 400 nurses and midwives set to attend the royal event. midwives set to attend the royal event . earlier, the monarch event. earlier, the monarch travelled to oxfordshire to launch the coronation food project alongside queen camilla, hoping to bridge the gap between food waste and food . need with food waste and food. need with gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> thank you, polly. and yes , >> thank you, polly. and yes, i'm standing in for for nigel these weeks. he's down in the jungle. he knows nothing about

should they lose the next election, and she will have a very strong competition from someone like kemi badenochce, who has been demonstrably more loyal whilst in government. i think suella has to pick herfights and government. i think suella has to pick her fights and be quite tactical about them. just in terms of democratic accountability, somebody in the house of commons needs to be talking about these issues, and quite frankly, reshuffles, because a great deal of excitement people in the westminster bubble, but they are pretty insignificant once you get outside s w one, as they should be, because people have real lives to be getting on with, and this is all something of a pantomime.— of a pantomime. joanne nadler s-ueakin of a pantomime. joanne nadler speaking to _ of a pantomime. joanne nadler speaking to me _ of a pantomime. joanne nadler speaking to me earlier. - of a pantomime. joanne nadler speaking to me earlier. let's i speaking to me earlier. let's go through some of the main changes in today's reshuffle. as we've been saying, the day began with the sacking of suella braverman, who l

the business secretary, kemi badenoch unveiled badenoch, has unveiled a multi—billion pound funding package competitive edge on the world stage . stage. >> car makers aerospace companies as well as green energy firms, are set to benefit from the scheme apparently well, draw now is the legendary motoring journalist and transport campaigner quentin wilson . wilson. >> quentin, it's always a pleasure to have you on the show. thank you for joining pleasure to have you on the show. thank you forjoining us. show. thank you for joining us. this is good news right? i mean, britain is getting on a front foot it billions of foot post—brexit. it billions of pounds getting pounds are flowing, getting getting and this is getting out there. and this is good right? good news, right? >> yeah. we should welcome it broadly. of the broadly. the announcement of the two electric cars being made in the plant in nissan , the sunderland plant in nissan, that's going be, what, 6000 that's going to be, what, 6000 jobs and 70,000in the wider supply chain. we've had many we've had bmw, we've got the battery factory in

and the business secretary, kemi badenoch, said that the numbers speak for themselves when it comes to investments by overseas businesses. it currently stands at around £2 trillion, big money, around 80% of the size of the entire economy. and this looks like a healthy picture of growing investment from abroad. but there's some evidence when you dig into the data that the picture is less rosy. this shows investment into the uk — new investments in blue, purchases of existing stakes in businesses in green. but those stakes have also been sold down by overseas investors in increasing volumes in recent years — shown in pink. so if you look at the net inflows of foreign investment, taking into account purchases and sales, the picture has been one of decline since 2016 and actually a net outflow in 2021, although in fairness, that's likely to have been related to the disruption of the pandemic. nevertheless, if you look at the number of inward investment deals, the uk, which will be shown here in pink, which was number one in europe until 2017, has now fallen below france, shown in blue. and

kemi badenoch , the business kemi badenoch, the business secretary, is expected to take part in meetings and negotiations this week as the south korean president is in london and there's also going to be a joint signing between the prime minister and the president of sanctions against north korea to do with joint sea patrols, trying to prevent that state from developing illegal weapons. but, of course, before all of that, we have this pomp and pageantry, which you are seeing on your screens this is on your screens now. this is live horseguards live pictures of horseguards parade. you may just be able to make out the king and queen stood on the dais there for the time is 1207. so in a few minutes time, we will be expecting the president and the first lady to travel to horseguards for the start of the ceremonial welcome. it is interesting. >> the king and queen have been standing there in the cold for quite some time. i don't know, is the president of south korea in the first lady of south korea a little bit late? we're seeing some some cars and vans arrive now, some blackouts there they a

kemi badenoch rise of china. kemi badenoch certainly so. debate certainly thinks so.test britain union jackass. but britain and union jackass. but up harry up next, is prince harry stateside , loneliness taking its stateside, loneliness taking its toll on an increasingly disillusioned duke . so there are disillusioned duke. so there are rumblings that his overreliance on meghan markle's social circle is actually doing him. a lot of harm on royal mastermind lady colin campbell and phil dampier join me straight after this very, very short interlude. don't time now for my royal mastermind , lady colin campbell and phil dampier . so prince harry is cut dampier. so prince harry is cut an increasingly lonely figure in recent times, skulking solemnly around the states and reports that he's considering relocating back here to the uk and our very own phil dampier has offered an inside perspective into harry's state of mind this week , state of mind this week, suggesting that the runaway royal is struggling without his own friendship. group leaving wife meghan free to control h

the inquiry will also hear today from kemi badenoch, former minister for equalities. latest net migration figures have been released. they show the difference between the number of people moving to the uk, and those leaving. we are being told the number is 672,000 in the year tojune 2023, those numbers from the office of national statistics. live now to jay lindop, director of migration statistics, at the office for national statistics. thank you very much a being with us. what do the numbers show? figs thank you very much a being with us. what do the numbers show?- what do the numbers show? as you sa , the what do the numbers show? as you say. the latest _ what do the numbers show? as you say, the latest figures _ what do the numbers show? as you say, the latest figures for _ what do the numbers show? as you say, the latest figures forjune - what do the numbers show? as you say, the latest figures forjune 23, l say, the latest figures forjune 23, r 672,000, the highest levels we have seen recently. so those numbers have seen recently. so those numbers have gone up sin

to be fair to kemi badenoch is her department.cts of it. but the irony is that these people get together to each other together and talk to each other over know, how over about, you know, how oppressed they are or how their race gets in the way of getting promotions while their department, is department, their ministry is headed a woman. so and headed by a black woman. so and i myself, as a as the only non anglo—saxon member of the roster of headliners i can tell people if you try hard, you will get there and race and background will not be an obstacle. so we just need to get going and forget about critical race theory. you try hard, you can get right here to the middle. >> more to go . >> yeah. one more section to go. so you've nearly it. we'll so you've nearly done it. we'll be bill gates be talking about bill gates making worse some making the world worse and some turkeys a gobble. it turkeys having a gobble. and it will promise . will make sense, i promise. we'll shortly welcome back to headliners the mail on sunday. lewis peo

i think kemi badenoch deserves some praise here.sophia america, even taiwan as well as europe, sweden and germany, the netherlands and spain supposed to stop after brexit? >> pierce yeah, exactly. >> pierce yeah, exactly. >> this is good news for britain andifs >> this is good news for britain and it's a real achievement by rishi and the conservative government. >> 30 billion is the figure they're talking. i've seen i've seen a draft of the prime minister's speech. he's saying it's at least 12,000 jobs being created from some of today's investments. >> yeah, this will help in the levelling up desire at and it is a huge significance. there's no question about it. we're talking about nearly £33 billion of inward investment . that's new inward investment. that's new investment in the united kingdom from all over the world. now, if that isn't a vote of confidence course in the stability and the opportunity in this country, nothing is . nothing is. >> you'd have advised many of those companies. bell pottinger peers. and of course, one of

the inquiry will also hear today from kemi badenoch, former minister for equalities.the number of people moving to the uk, and those leaving. we are being told the number is 672,000 in the year tojune 2023, those numbers from the office of

now on, kemi badenoch has now moving on, kemi badenoch has kicked off talks over a bumper new post brexitill support more than 1500 highly skilled jobs and presents a massive opportunity for companies across the uk . well, joining me now in the uk. well, joining me now in the uk. well, joining me now in the studio is the director general of the institute of exports and international trade , exports and international trade, marco forgione. marco thanks for joining us in the studio. marco forgione. marco thanks for joining us in the studio . this joining us in the studio. this is precisely the sort of deal that post—brexit britain should be doing, doing, isn't it? lifting our eyes to the horizon, looking for opportunities beyond the eu and showing there's a huge bright future ahead? well, martin, it's important that as we are on the day of the autumn statement, we look at all of the activity that's taking place, andifs activity that's taking place, and it's clear from what was announced today with the extension of the free ports programme, the extension of the investment zones that the uk i

i think kemi badenoch had it absolutely right .somebody badenoch to somebody like kemi badenoch to call for the nonsense. call this out for the nonsense. it is. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and you're right point out >> and you're right to point out the mean, the the numbers. i mean, the statistical is on 140. statistical analysis is on 140. yeah data points . yeah. it's all yeah data points. yeah. it's all over the shop. and they compared it to the non plague deaths which were eight that looked to be from african heritage and 88 that it's just one that were white. it's just one small like three small postcode like three different cemeteries. >> are these ? it is a >> and where are these? it is a cemetery, not? cemetery, is it not? because i think a lot of the black deaths i black apparent is i mean, black heath apparent is a plague burial site. i mean, black heath apparent is a theyague burial site. i mean, black heath apparent is a they were.)urial site. >> they were. >> they were. >> yeah. emergency plague burial dumps, . dumps, lime pi

i think kemi badenoch had it absolutely right .somebody badenoch to somebody like kemi badenoch to call for the nonsense. call this out for the nonsense. it is. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and you're right point out >> and you're right to point out the mean, the the numbers. i mean, the statistical is on 140. statistical analysis is on 140. yeah data points . yeah. it's all yeah data points. yeah. it's all over the shop. and they compared it to the non plague deaths which were eight that looked to be from african heritage and 88 that it's just one that were white. it's just one small like three small postcode like three different cemeteries. >> are these ? it is a >> and where are these? it is a cemetery, not? cemetery, is it not? because i think a lot of the black deaths i black apparent is i mean, black heath apparent is a plague burial site. i mean, black heath apparent is a theyague burial site. i mean, black heath apparent is a they were.)urial site. >> they were. >> they were. >> yeah. emergency plague burial dumps, . dumps, lime pi

i think i may have maligned i may have i may have maligned kemi she's now kemi badenoch.he business secretary but it really hard to keep up with. really is hard to keep up with. >> actually called >> it's actually called the department of business and trade, trade, trade, the business and trade, and other and it changes every other month, as i can see. month, as far as i can see. >> but this is good news and this is the i think it's the seventh state that deal that's been does been done. when does this memorandum understanding turn memorandum of understanding turn into actual legally binding into an actual legally binding deal ? deal? >> that's a good thing. i don't actually know when it will actually know what when it will actually know what when it will actually start, but it isn't like a trade deal, like at the moment i'm in the process of ratifying the cptpp. i'm on the trade and agriculture commission. we scrutinise the deals . these sort of commission. we scrutinise the deals. these sort of memorandums don't have the same level of scrutiny because it is really just

kemi badenoch secretary of state for business and trade. since 2023.f trade and minister for women and equality 2022, has piped equality since 2022, has piped up today . up today. >> i'm certainly in favour of us doing whatever it takes to bring the numbers down to a sustainable level. this is not this is not something that i'm being mealy mouthed about. but what i don't want to do is go into the specifics when i don't know what the plan is, but i certainly be for certainly will be pushing for the measures possible. the strongest measures possible. >> oh, brilliant. so you don't know i mean, know what the plan is. i mean, you're flipping cabinet know what the plan is. i mean, you're �*thereg cabinet know what the plan is. i mean, you're �*thereisn't)inet know what the plan is. i mean, you're “there isn't actually minister. there isn't actually a plan, there isn't. and plan, is there? there isn't. and there unconfirmed there are some unconfirmed concerns. i think this is concerns. and i think this is something that's paying something that's worth paying

i think i may have maligned i may have i may have maligned kemi she's now kemi badenoch.he business secretary but it really hard to keep up with. really is hard to keep up with. >> actually called >> it's actually called the department of business and trade, trade, trade, the business and trade, and other and it changes every other month, as i can see. month, as far as i can see. >> but this is good news and this is the i think it's the seventh state that deal that's been does been done. when does this memorandum understanding turn memorandum of understanding turn into actual legally binding into an actual legally binding deal ? deal? >> that's a good thing. i don't actually know when it will actually know what when it will actually know what when it will actually start, but it isn't like a trade deal, like at the moment i'm in the process of ratifying the cptpp. i'm on the trade and agriculture commission. we scrutinise the deals . these sort of commission. we scrutinise the deals. these sort of memorandums don't have the same level of scrutiny because it is really just

finishing schools for conservative cabinet ministers, incubating careers from nigel lawson to kemi badenoche conservative membership are now in the process of being sold, having been essentially repossessed by lloyds bank. and the deal agreed would see ownership transferred to a fund backed by a former top cnn boss and a fund controlled by the abu dhabi royal family. some tory mps are not happy and want an intervention. here'sjoe. the media mogul wacky races for the telegraph and spectator is well under way. those reportedly linked with the sales include... rupert murdoch's news uk. lord rothermere, owner of the daily mail. paul marshall, the hedge fund millionaire who's got a big stake in gb news. and sheikh mansour bin zyed al nahyan, via his company international media investments. he's the vice president of the united arab emirates and also the owner of manchester city fc. last year they won the treble and now he has his eyes on a different trophy asset. in this takeover battle, his team are the favourites. but the uk government seems likely to call for a var check. some tory mps have r

and kemi badenoch has yesterday. kemi badenoch has unveiled a £45 billion funding plan for british manufacture , plan for british manufacture, saying the business secretary's multi—billion pound funding package is set to drive growth and boost investment in the uk. car makers , aerospace companies car makers, aerospace companies and clean energy firms are set to benefit from the boost . the to benefit from the boost. the plan has been published alongside a 50 million battery strategy , which will see the uk strategy, which will see the uk aim to become a world leader in design and production of key technology . see this is gb news technology. see this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news and now it's back to michael . to michael. >> thank you sophia wenzler. the government has a mountain to climb if it's to convince voters to keep it in office at the general election next year. when the chancellor jeremy hunt, delivered the autumn statement

and i also that kemi badenoch. also noticed that kemi badenoch.t forget doing. >> pretty far. >> that's pretty far. >> that's pretty far. >> but but when cleverly >> but. but but when cleverly makes the new makes his statement as the new home that's when home secretary, that's when i think she's to speak, think if she's going to speak, she could. >> well, she'll do what theresa may did. >> remember, she'll one >> remember, she'll sit on one of the aisle seats and she'll she'll actually, after a while she'll actually, after a while she very she start nodding, nodding very wisely, then looking sad. wisely, and then looking sad. >> minutes before >> we a couple of minutes before pm was talking to up pm starts tom was talking to up to labour frontbenchers could pm starts tom was talking to up to sacked. r frontbenchers could pm starts tom was talking to up to sacked. r fr0|isyenchers could pm starts tom was talking to up to sacked. r fr0|is because could pm starts tom was talking to up to sacked. r fr0|is because the d be sacked. this is because the s

i'd say what kemi badenoch possibly robert jenrick no, none of those three are probably right wing enoughhere's concerns about her links to michael gove, who was not at all trusted by the of the trusted by the right of the party. of course , if the pm party. of course, if the pm dodges this , these eels seen as dodges this, these eels seen as being dithering. rishi again because he did a minor re shuffle in september, four people jobs when ben people moved jobs when ben wallace left the government and of course others were shuffled up. if he leaves it until say wednesday and the government loses and then he allows the home secretary to resign because maybe the government won't go ahead pull or say ahead and pull out or say they'll out from the they'll pull out from the european court of human rights. so he gives more opportunity so he gives her more opportunity to go on her own terms. if he fails to act in the next two days. but we not yet seen days. but we have not yet seen decisive rishi. it may come today. so much, today. thanks so much, christopher, and i know you'll be the first to t

. >> well, my greatest britain is kemi badenoch because she has fought within government and won foras the opposite gender. and she is going to be far more difficult. and the parents must be told. so she has fought for common sense and won so kemi badenoch okay, i'll go on. >> mine is a very inspirational guy that met last friday. a guy that i met last friday. a guy that i met last friday. a guy called farron farron. paul he's a guy that is taking knives and machetes off of gang members on streets of london, on the streets of london, sometimes offering them jd sports vouchers, taking them off the streets , and he hands them the streets, and he hands them into the police station. he's took knives off the took hundreds of knives off the streets of london and he needs to be commended for it and supported. >> i must say that's a strong start. you to go on matthew drag it into. >> i'm not going to win, but i'm sure can i get to the end to get to end today? this week? yes to the end today? this week? yes my to the end today? this week? yes my greatest britain the patriotic millionaires gro

kemi badenoch claims stonewall has been taken over by leftist ideas as she, as you said .s you said. and look, this is this is what we know. you know, stonewall were an organisation that did a lot of great work for gay rights in the 60s and 70s and the 80s. aids 90s and even in the 90s, but particularly dunng in the 90s, but particularly during the tapered off a bit. yeah yeah. and particularly dunng yeah yeah. and particularly during the aids pandemic and now they've ended up going absolutely mental. there is a very famous line which is every course starts out as a movement but turns into a business and ends up as a racket. and that is very much what has happened to stonewall because they've got no more fights left in the uk because we are one of the most tolerant countries in the world. so instead of going places so instead of going to places i don't like iran and don't know, like iran and fighting gay people there, fighting for gay people there, they'll just they'll think no, let's just talk how women don't exist talk about how women don't exist , well, to be honest, ,

people across the world and brexit trade freedom boost for uk economy kemi badenoch today blasts ther a report showing that leaving the eu has boosted uk trade. the business and trade secretary will use a keynote speech to talk up the economy, which she says is thriving thanks to new trade freedoms. mrs. badenoch will rail against those who insist freeing britain from the shackles of brussels has severely damaged the economy. it comes as a landmark study released today . morrow shows released today. morrow shows goods and services exports soared between 2019 and 2022. the independent next and nhs hit by severe drug shortages due to brexit red tape. so there you go. two sides of one coin and also gaza health ministry says more than 50 killed in strikes on refugee camps . daily on refugee camps. daily telegraph now the met chief urged to ban armistice day protest benefit claims . ants protest benefit claims. ants face weekly account checks and take away culture, puts those in their 50s at greatest risk of high cholesterol . the i now high cholesterol. the i now i think we've got uk's n

people across the world and brexit trade freedom boost for uk economy kemi badenoch today blasts thea report showing that leaving the eu has boosted uk trade. the business and trade secretary will use a keynote speech to talk up the economy, which she says is thriving thanks to new trade freedoms. mrs. badenoch will rail against those who insist freeing britain from the shackles of brussels has severely damaged the economy. it comes as a landmark study released today . morrow shows released today. morrow shows goods and services exports soared between 2019 and 2022. the independent next and nhs hit by severe drug shortages due to brexit red tape. so there you go. two sides of one coin and also gaza health ministry says more than 50 killed in strikes on refugee camps . daily on refugee camps. daily telegraph now the met chief urged to ban armistice day protest benefit claims . ants protest benefit claims. ants face weekly account checks and take away culture, puts those in their 50s at greatest risk of high cholesterol . the i now high cholesterol. the i now i think we've got uk's nat

kemi badenoch is set to sign an agreement with the florida governor, rhonda desantis, which is said tolp make it quicker, easier and cheaper for uk and floridian firms to do business. now the king has been celebrating his 75th birthday today. he's been chatting to hundreds of nhs staff at buckingham palace this evening he hosted a reception for 400 nurses and midwives to highlight their work over the decades as the nhs celebrates its own 75th anniversary, the king was also treated to a surprise performance of happy birthday by the nhs choir before he left the event earlier , the he left the event earlier, the monarch travelled to oxfordshire to launch the coronation food project alongside queen camilla, hoping , he says, to bridge the hoping, he says, to bridge the gap between food waste and food need you with gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . this is britain's news channel. suella braverman s letter to the prime minister is excoriating . prime minister

speaking to the covid inquiry kemi badenoch said that some people thought talk of the disproportionate impact the virus had on minorities was actually an attempt to cull the population . an she said that she population. an she said that she became concerned that the government's efforts to keep people informed of the risks were backfired, with some people deterred from getting the vaccine . the timing of the next vaccine. the timing of the next election had no impact on the decision to cut taxes , according decision to cut taxes, according to the chancellor, jeremy hunt used the autumn statement. yes today to announce cuts to national insurance . they'll save national insurance. they'll save someone earning £35,000 , more someone earning £35,000, more than £450 a year. labour says the crumbling public services and the rising cost of living mean that people don't feel better off. but the chancellor says the government's work government's plan is working . government's plan is working. >> but the measures that i've taken today are , what, more than taken today are, what, more than 200 bu

this is agreed kemi badenoch and agreed between kemi badenoch and gillian keegan, the education secretary and an interesting stat the mail piece. sorry to stat in the mail piece. sorry to interrupt, anna. there was an lgbt charity said that 8,087% of secondary school teachers now had experience of a pupil in their class changing gender or asking to use different pronouns i >> -- >> so fascinating. >> so fascinating. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you see the different loo thing is interesting because i would have just worried that from a bullying point of view, you know, there's all eyes upon that loo who's actually using that loo who's actually using that loo who's actually using that loo and why are they using that loo and why are they using that loo. and surely that then makes these kids a bit more more susceptible to teasing and worse than that. >> yeah. yeah and also if schools have to put extra losing , i mean a lot of schools across the country haven't got money to fix the roof and the roofs leaking, the heating doesn't work and there isn't proper equipment and it's like, oh, we ne

we'll also hearfrom kemi badenoch, who is the equalities minister.on. two people have died attempting to cross the channel in a small boat, after it was spotted getting into difficulty on wednesday. just hours later, lifeboat crews were called to a separate incident, and rescued a number of other people in the channel. they were brought in to kent, with one person taken away on a stretcher. the veteran anti—islam dutch politician geert wilders is on course for a dramatic victory in a snap general election in the netherlands. partial results indicate his far—right freedom party has won a significant majority of seats. he will need to persuade other parties to join him in a coalition if he's to govern. a rescue team in india say they're nowjust metres away from a group of 41 miners who've been trapped in a collapsed tunnel for 11 days. authorities have been supplying the men with oxygen, food and water through a pipeline. the construction workers were building the tunnel when a part of it caved in. two people have died after a speeding car crashed and

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too many competing interests, but kemi badenoch , interests, but kemi badenoch, our trade secretary,s not important, but it is important, i would say. and to just let me just finish telling gb news viewers and listeners about the size of the tpp area, the cptpp , 11 nations they the cptpp, 11 nations they currently account for . if you currently account for. if you add the uk to them now 16% of the world economy of global gdp , the world economy of global gdp, which is the same as the european union, the 27 countries in the european union . so we're in the european union. so we're now part of a bloc the size of the european union . and having the european union. and having said that, the european union, by 2050, according to the world bank, they'll go from 16% of global gdp to just 10% of global gdp because europe isn't growing very fast at it's the slowest growing continent in the world apart from antarctic. and but the cp, tpp, 11 nations plus the uk, we're going to go from 16% of global gdp to 25% of global gdp. so a 15 percentage point . gdp. so a 15 percentage point. >> but i re

kemi badenoch is going to sign the trade deal. we did talk to the trade deal., guy hands tried to him the trade minister, didn't we, guputands tried to him the trade minister, didn't we, guput ads tried to him the trade minister, didn't we, guput a figure tried to him the trade minister, didn't we, guput a figure on ed to him the trade minister, didn't we, guput a figure on what him the trade minister, didn't we, guput a figure on what it him the trade minister, didn't we, guput a figure on what it wasn to put a figure on what it was worth and said worth the trade to and he said it was going to be about greg hands >> he was very excited about david cameron going there. david cameron going into there. our new foreign our new our new foreign secretary course secretary because of course he'll parade. secretary because of course he'ithere'll parade. secretary because of course he'ithere'll para ie. secretary because of course he'ithere'll para number of very >> there'll be a number of very senior cabinet will senior cabinet ministers will be involved. state involve

but this is, again, with governor desantis and kemi badenoch really on the same wavelength., politically . so philosophically, politically. so it's a really good sign. we're thrilled the american expat community, the conservative american community in london, you know, republicans overseas , you know, republicans overseas, the hamilton society, we're we're thrilled. we're hosting a dinner for kenny next week in london. had a fundraiser for london. we had a fundraiser for governor desantis in london a few weeks ago . and in fact, few weeks ago. and in fact, i saw the governor here in chicago on on thursday. so, you know, we are all aligned with what with what kenny's doing. and with ron desantis is doing as well . desantis is doing as well. >> well, greg, we watch and wait and will no doubt have you on to chronicle all of this . and we'll chronicle all of this. and we'll see what happens with kenny and thanks. and ron desantis . greg, thanks. and ron desantis. greg, thanks. and ron desantis. greg, thank you very much for your time . thanks me. in time. thanks for having me. i

speaking to the covid inquiry, kemi badenoch said some people thought talk of the disproportionate impactthe virus had on minorities was actually an attempt to cull the population . she said she became population. she said she became concerned that the government's efforts to keep people informed of the risks were backfiring , of the risks were backfiring, with some people deterred from getting vaccinated . the timing getting vaccinated. the timing of the next general election had no impact on the decision to cut taxes, according to the chancellor, jeremy hunt used the autumn statement yesterday to announce cuts to national insurance . they'll save someone insurance. they'll save someone earning £35,000, more than £450 a year. labour says that crumbling public services and the rising cost of living mean that people don't feel better off. but the chancellor says the government's plan is working. but the measures that i've taken today are, what, more than 200 businesses wrote to me to ask for the big business organisations like the cbi said it was the single most transformative thing that i

i think replacing kemi badenoch.quence of his suit, which shall we of his his suit, which shall we say, handling of the situation in in israel . say, handling of the situation in in israel. i say, handling of the situation in in israel . i would say that, in in israel. i would say that, you know , cleverly is you know, cleverly is fundamentally quite a team player. he's a very good media performer. he's widely liked as a departmental minister. i mean, the foreign office would be sorry to see him go as i say, i think he's minister for basically making sure the home office doesn't produce too many stories the next stories between now and the next election. is the habit election. alas, it is the habit of the home office to produce stories for man who stories so low for a man who would been hoping that the would have been hoping that the foreign have foreign office might have been an springboard a an easy springboard into a leadership election after the next election. i think unfortunately , he's going unfortunately, he'

and kemi badenoch through. yeah. and kemi badenoch is there. they all get as is also there.s of course, a lot of the king's speech will to their own speech will relate to their own ministerial portfolios. >> so there's 650 mps, 800 peers, and that chamber can't fit 800 peers. so and we're looking also to see if there are any dissident republicans who may hold back and say something irreverent. but i don't think that's going to happen any more. so that's the house of commons. >> so it does appear that there are some mps who are sitting there and not getting up. >> nigel, i think this is actually a sign of disrespect for a lot of them rather than try and cram it at the back. as andrew just said, there's no, you can't, you can't, you can't fit in there. it is very crowded. yeah. so they sit there. it's a very speech. there. it's a very short speech. it only outlines what the it only just outlines what the bills going to then bills are going to be. then they're back and start they're all troop back and start debating , right? debating it, right? >> i can see a blue hat. i'm cuno

, the perhaps by kemi badenoch, the business secretary she is going to be negotiating with her counterpartstrying to come to come get some sort of trade deal on the table as well as that it was announced this morning that both the british government and the government are the south korean government are going to be really ramping up their sanctions against north korea. of course, quite a bit, quite a quite a big issue in the region or a big security threat for them in in the region, for south korea. but tonight , it is south korea. but tonight, it is perhaps the spectacle of the soft diplomacy, a magnificent state banquet at buckingham palace tiaras and white ties on show cameron walker . show cameron walker. >> excellent stuff. i don't know about you. i think charles is playing a blinder. would you not give leg for crystal give your left leg for a crystal whisky decanter filled with royal whisky and a raleigh bound churchill book? these are the kind of trade deals on the table. £21 billion make britain great. great again post brexit. and he's pulling out all the bells and whistles to get t

penny kemi badenoch again.my view, and i think they may well change the way the leader is chosen. so it's just decided by mps so that mps have more of a say and that it is less dependent on the membership whip who can be misguided . misguided. >> as we saw with liz truss . >> as we saw with liz truss. >> as we saw with liz truss. >> and if rishi sunak doesn't manage to stop the boats or now james cleverly doesn't have much impact in that area. suella braverman will be perfect position if only you'd position to say if only you'd kept me in job. i was the kept me in the job. i was the only one who had the strong rhetoric about immigration and i would stopped them. and would have stopped them. and there will contingent there will be a large contingent of who like her for that, of people who like her for that, i i think she's very >> and i think she's very popular behind the red wall, which is very which is why i think popular there. think she is very popular there. >> mean, the problem that >> i mean, the problem

i mean, state, kemi badenoch. i mean, that's an enormous celebration.investment ever delivered investment summit ever delivered anywhere in the world. and we should is at should really is people at britain over our breakfast today celebrate that amazing fact. i mean, of mean, they're here because of because mean, they're here because of becyes. but we talk about short >> yes. but we talk about short termism. i say we talk. rishi sunak talks there sunak talks about how there shouldn't termism in shouldn't be short termism in politics. you don't think that you a bit by you were scared a little bit by the in uxbridge the by—election in uxbridge and suddenly whole suddenly have jettisoned a whole bunch even though bunch of policies, even though you follow the money you say you follow the money flows, are flows, the money flows are following but following the green agenda, but you're electorate you're worried the electorate don't . don't want to do that. >> well, hang on. the money flows are following our policy framework. and if you look at this year's anno