and let me ask you , lord kulveer ranger, me ask you, lord kulveer ranger, perhaps just in the natural cycle, that notwithstanding tom's concerns about a possible labour government and keir starmer, that britain needs a change, it's that britain needs a change, wsfime that britain needs a change, it's time for a change of government. >> well , we need to have government. >> well, we need to have a view that says, how are we going to deal with the economic situation? and i think you know, tom's highlighting some clear tory views about what conservative voters are looking for. you know, dare i say it, growth, lower taxes , investment growth, lower taxes, investment in the economy and getting a control of what's happening in terms of the public services and delivery. these are key messages that i think conservative party voters are looking for. and maybe they haven't had that clearly coming through. what everyone's hoping is that wednesday there'll be not just one rabbit, but several rabbits that will be pulled out of the hat. but even run up to hat. but even as we run up to wednesday, hea

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kulveer ranger.see always. see you, as always. >> still to come, public >> well, still to come, public confidence nhs. another confidence in the nhs. another problem tories. only problem for the tories. only 1 in 4 people are satisfied because they can't to because they can't get to a doctor. they can't get to an nhs dentist. and let's not forget the haven't helped. dentist. and let's not forget the that's haven't helped. dentist. and let's not forget the that's right, haven't helped. dentist. and let's not forget the that's right, recordt helped. dentist. and let's not forget the that's right, record lowlped. >> that's right, record low satisfaction nhs . are satisfaction with the nhs. are you one of them? this is britain's newsroom on gb news. >> what is the time? it is 1020. britain's news gb news with andrew pearson. bev turner. the panelis andrew pearson. bev turner. the panel is here. stephen pound. politically. not to my right. sitting my right, not to sitting on my right, not to anybody . for

. >> we lord kulveer ranger in >> we had lord kulveer ranger in here earlier, kevin, and he said, it'sion, i don't know where they're going to find this bounce in the polls . where is it bounce in the polls. where is it going to come from, though? >> well, i mean, we've seen all these events which were supposed to a launchpad to give them a launchpad conservative party conference. obviously that happen. obviously that didn't happen. start sometimes. start of a new year sometimes. no sign of it. the budget last week sort of crashed on takeoff. >> it's like pancake day. it's just so flat. >> every poll which has come out, you know, pretty much the last 18 months has just shown the gap getting wider and wider. and know, i mean, he's very and you know, i mean, he's very much minority. he's much in the minority. he's a very conservative mps, if very few conservative mps, if any speak to now think any that you speak to now think they've got any chance. >> in meantime >> but in the meantime labour aren't brilliantly. aren't doing brilliantly. they're over the they're not winning over the elec

meanwhile, the conservative lord kulveer ranger said the comments were terrible. >> you can't say thatch for politics. first ever black woman elected to parliament. and i think we have to look closely at look, it's very early in terms of what's happened here. he has apologised. think we have to apologised. i think we have to look the context where he look at the context of where he said said it, what said this, why he said it, what was on. i don't want to was going on. i don't want to sort of make any excuses for it. it's the wrong thing to say. it's the wrong thing to say. it's a terrible say . it's a terrible thing to say. >> in other news, it's understood that media understood that social media influencer andrew tate can be extradited back to the uk to face charges once his trial in romania ends. face charges once his trial in romania ends . a court in romania ends. a court in bucharest approved his order this afternoon . a spokesperson this afternoon. a spokesperson for mr tate says he and his brother are committed to participating in the legal process. that was after lawyers repre

former adviser to boris johnson and the tory peer ranger, lord ranger peer covid ranger, lord ranger kulveer lords kulveer big moment in the lords last night. five different defeats on the rwanda bill, the archbishop of canterbury abandoning his flock again in the house of lords in the thick of the political battle. is that the right place for the archbishop of canterbury to be? >> seems to think it >> well, he seems to think it is. and i have some concerns is. and i do have some concerns as we've all had about, and i'm rather new to house of rather new to the house of lords, about the role of the church in the house of lords. but he's making a moral point. that's allowed to do . that's what he's allowed to do. but this is a hugely political issue, so you do have to question the church's role in politics. but we understand , politics. but we understand, look, it's a contentious, contentious issue . obviously, contentious issue. obviously, i have been supporting the government in what we're trying to we're trying to break this terrible trade. we're trying to put a disincentive in place. we're