kevin badenoch has gained 2 to 30.m heather wheeler is gasping i mean i think that jenrick is now in trouble and he wasn't in trouble until now because it looks like kemi badenoch has momentum that robert robert jenrick may not have. he's losing momentum and that's and in this game you want to always have forward motion in all of politics, particularly with the tory backbench mps, james cleverly is now for me, he's one short of the 40. you need to be a candidate in the final two. he's nailed on, i think to be in the final two with 20 mps overnight. now deciding where to put their x in the box, i reckon half of those from tom tugendhat might go to james cleverly. he is now the winner. i think of this contest but the battle now is for second place. is it robert jenrick or kemi badenoch? and for me badenoch narrowly has momentum and that wasn't what i was expecting . expecting. >> now chris very, very surprised. and i think that in fact, heather wheeler was saying she was gasping for that precise reason that we seem to ha

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join me christopher hope on thursday as kevin badenoch and robert jenrick are quizzed by conservativemyself at our gb news leadership event and afterwards, join me patrick christys in the live studio audience and a star panel as we discuss what it means for the conservative party and what it means for you. >> decision time, the to race lead from 7 pm. this thursday only on gb news people's channel only on gb news people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> okay, well good afternoon britain. it's now 224 now. sir hilary beckles, he now he's the chairman of the caricom reparations commission. well, he's urged the uk foreign secretary, david lammy, to lead efforts in securing reparations from britain for the transatlantic slave trade. >> well, if mr beckles says it , >> well, if mr beckles says it, i don't see how he could possibly refuse. beckles proposed a summit to develop a reparatory justice model, emphasising lammy's advocacy for such reparations in the past. >> yes, the issue potentially amounting to £19 trillion. >> can we just can we just say,

robert jenrick and kevin badenoch. that's 20 year age gap.so badenoch. that's 20 year age gap. of the country rather than older people. and that's a big issue for the party given the average age of a tory voter converting from a labour supporter was 63. in last month's election. there's that i think you are seeing a lurch to the right in the leadership. the leader , it the leadership. the leader, it looks like, will be more in tune, i think, with the electorate choosing that individual. there's around 140,000 or so conservative members . they will now be more members. they will now be more in tune with their with their leader. but the conversely, it looks like this new leader may be out of tune with a lot of the of the moderate base of the tory party here and how that plays out, i do not know, but it certainly looks like this kind ofidea certainly looks like this kind of idea that you have this, these, these leaders who aren't really in tune with them, with their the members, we saw that, didn't we, when rishi sunak was, was appointed as leader against without any vote by by pa

kevin badenoch or robert jenrick both offering a dramatic reboot of the party, i think kevin badenochhen about fighting against left wing nonsense. i mean , it left wing nonsense. i mean, it was pure. some of the language was pure. some of the language was pure. some of the language was pure. liz truss , does this was pure. liz truss, does this party want more drama like that? they've got more. they've got more time to think about it. and there's no jeopardy. they can't crash the economy. not being in government. so maybe what they do need is a reboot with a kind of kemi energy. against that, you've got robert jenrick with new conservatives, new labour rethinking how this movement works. so both of them are offering some change, both from the right. so if the mp5 get it right, they can offer some someone from the left and someone from the left and someone from the right, and then we'll see members choosing. >> history shows us that generally the party faithful do back the right candidate rather than the left candidate. liz truss won over rishi sunak. bofis truss won over rishi sunak. b

he says he believes that if tory mps don't put kevin badenoch through to the last two paul homes, thene final vote will desert your party for reform and he wouldn't blame them either. he says the party needs a change in direction , not needs a change in direction, not the same old, cleverly same old jenrick. >> i don't agree because if you look at robert, if you look at james cleverly's record, particularly on some of the reasons why we lost voters to reform on immigration, he reduced immigration by the highest amount. he brought in the rules. that meant that fewer people would come here, unlike the labour party that scrapped all of those things. he talks, the talk, walks, the walk. and that's why i support him to take us forward. >> natalie fleet, from labour. there's going to be a new tory leader. the government . i think leader. the government. i think most people would accept, have not had the smoothest start to their administration. who are you least looking forward to facing out of the potential three candidates left in that race? >> it genuinely doesn't matter, because what they

kevin badenoch, she's offering almost a truss liz truss esque revolution in the party to restore its labour's figure at the next election . robert jenrick i think election. robert jenrick i think he did enough to stay in the game. he is still offering a new programme for the new conservatives , as he called him, conservatives, as he called him, sounding very like new labour back in the 1990s. i think for me, tom tugendhat has fallen away. he's the fourth candidate, he's stressed, he's obviously his experience in the army and his experience in the army and his work as security minister, but i think i'm not sure he did enough really for me to make it into the final. two mps vote next week , tuesday and wednesday next week, tuesday and wednesday to get down to the final two. we'll know who they are on thursday and then it's onwards via a gb news tv leadership event on october 17th. we'll know who it is on november the 2nd, but politics starts in earnest back next week when mps return . christopher hope, the return. christopher hope, the tory conference here in birmingham . birmingham. >

i also asked this of kevin badenoch and tom tugendhat.e of them said yes. why won't you? >> the reality is we set the timetable at the same time as we open nominations. >> we knew what the timetable was going to be. >> we've we've set this in such a way to , as you say. so the a way to, as you say. so the members get the chance to see four candidates at conference. we will then in parliament next week, slim down the list to two. >> they'll then get a vote. and here is the clear issue. we have to send out the ballot papers or electronic codes to all the party membership. they have to receive them, have the chance to vote. if we were to shorten the contest, it means that if anyone doesn't receive their letter, they'll be complaining they haven't received their letter or legal action issues. well, it's all about. >> well, it could distort the picture. >> and we know that there will be some people that don't receive their letters for one reason or another, and they'll need to get a replacement . need to get a replacement. >> that's why we nee

. >> kevin badenoch. there with her pitch to members both here and in the wider country. the first question is from reese fox from enfield north. reese, where is reese? there. we wait for the microphone and there we go. >> how will you restore public confidence in the party's ability to govern ? ability to govern? >> thank you for your question. this is exactly what i have been talking about. the public removed us from government because they felt that we were not competent, and that we were not competent, and that we were not delivering on our promises. the answer is not to make new promises . the answer is to do promises. the answer is to do the job they have given us properly, and that is the job of opposition. if we can show that we have integrity, if we can show that we share their values, if we can show that we have learned the lessons of the past, then they will give us another chance. that is why i'm standing for renewal. that is why i am not throwing out lots of policies. i have great policy ideas, but i don't believe that what's in my head is what's going to get

join me christopher hope tonight as kevin , badenoch hope tonight as kevin, badenoch and robert jenrick are quizzed by conservative party members and myself at our gb news leadership event and afterwards join me patrick christys with a live studio audience and a star panel as we discuss what it means for the conservative party and what it means for you. >> decision time, the race to lead from 7:00 pm tonight only on gb. >> news, people's channel, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. your time is 339. i'm martin daubney here on gb news now just 13 days time, labouris gb news now just 13 days time, labour is set to unleash the biggest tax raid in history. panicked pensioners are withdrawing their funds. motorists are bracing themselves for green tariffs on petrol , for green tariffs on petrol, cars and of course more fuel duty hikes. shareholders are fearful of a 45% tax on their profits. will anybody be safe from labour's £50 billion tax grab? well i'm now rejoined in the studio by our man adam cherry. gb news reporter adam, welcome back. let's start with sha

join me christopher hope tomorrow as kevin badenoch and robert jenrick are quizzed by conservative partybers and myself at our gb news leadership event, and afterwards , leadership event, and afterwards, join me patrick christys with a live studio audience and a star panel as we discuss what it means for the conservative party and what it means for you. >> decision time, the to race lead from 7:00 pm tomorrow only on gb news. the people's channel channel, britain's news hello. welcome back. so we do have this breaking news to bring you. very sad news. former one direction member liam payne has sadly died in buenos aires at the age of 31. the report the pop the age of 31. the report the pop star reportedly fell from a third floor of a hotel in the argentinian capital of buenos aires. that is, to according american outlet tmz. several witnesses told the publication that mr payne had fallen from his room at the casa palmero hotel shortly after 5 p.m. local time on wednesday evening. emergency services are believed to be present outside the hotel , to be present outside the hotel, where a re

join me christopher hope on thursday as kevin , hope on thursday as kevin, badenoch and robert jenrickre quizzed by conservative party members and myself at our gb news leadership event and afterwards, join me patrick christys with a live studio audience and a star panel as we discuss what it means for the conservative party and what it means for you. >> decision time the to race lead from 7:00 pm this thursday. only on gb news, the people's channel only on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's approaching 538 on martin daubney here on gb news now with just over two weeks to go until rachel reeves delivers that hugely anticipated and perhaps feared autumn budget. many small businesses in the uk will be waiting to find out what it means precisely for them and our nonh means precisely for them and our north west england reporter sophie reaper, sat down with one small business owner to find out how they're feeling ahead of the budget. will it be hard cheese .7 budget. will it be hard cheese? >> good morning. morning.

join me christopher hope on thursday as kevin, badenoch and robert jenrick are quizzed by conservativeembers and myself at our gb news leadership event and afterwards join me patrick christys with a live studio audience and a star panel as we discuss what it means for the conservative party and what it means for you . means for you. >> decision time the race to lead from 7:00 pm this thursday. only on gb news. people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. >> okay. welcome back. it is now 140, and a public inquiry is examining the death of a woman poisoned by novichok in salisbury in 2018. has opened this morning. >> many people would ask, why has it taken?

kevin badenoch.the first question, you've been quoted in the independent saying that if we get this wrong, there's going to be no party, there's going to be no party, there's no second chance. but robert jenrick might win in that case. are you being a bit mean to him? >> no, no, this is more serious than just rob. we need to make sure that we hand this party to the next generation. we are the most successful party in the history of western democracy . history of western democracy. and we got a great legacy. we've got a hand to the next generation. there is a new centre right party that is eating our vote. there is no guarantee or no expectation that the conservative party must always be that centre right party. so we've got to fight for our survival. we cannot be complacent. we cannot take it for granted. and that is what i mean. if we get this wrong and we continue to lose our share of the vote, reform will overtake us and i do not want to see that. okay . that. okay. >> my colleague, the presenter

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join me christopher hope tomorrow as kevin badenoch and robert jenrick are quizzed by conservative partymyself at our gb news leadership event, and afterwards join me patrick christys with a live studio audience and a star panel as we discuss what it means for the conservative party and what it means for you. >> decision time, the to race lead from 7:00 pm tomorrow only on gb news. >> the people's channel. britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 20 to 4. i'm martin daubney here on gb news. assisted dying is now legal in many countries from spain, belgium and austria. in europe to canada and several states in the us but it's currently illegal in the uk and helping someone to end their life could put you in jail . but life could put you in jail. but that could soon change. and our political correspondent katherine forster has this moving story. >> i made a promise to esther ransom before the election. provide time for a debate and a vote on assisted dying. >> but the prime minister's promise to her means that today, a bill will be introduced to parliament whi