lammy and trump?r white house chief of staff to donald trump, mick mulvaney. mr mulvaney, thank you so much for joining me . now tell me. donald joining me. now tell me. donald trump doesn't bear grudges or remember rude comments about him. does he ? he's the sort of him. does he? he's the sort of broad, open hearted, spirited man who would just ignore what lammy has said in the past. >> i know that's a little bit tongue in cheek , jacob, but let tongue in cheek, jacob, but let me give you a serious answer to it, which is that, it's going to be a problem. there's no question. it's not an insurmountable problem. believe me, donald trump deals with people every single day that have said bad things about him in the past, including myself, i said some some things about him when the access hollywood tape came out during the 2016 campaign. so he does not bear grudges forever, but he is a human, and that's not a very nice thing for the future of home secretary to be saying . and home secretary to be saying.

lammy and trump?r white house chief of staff to donald trump, mick mulvaney. mr mulvaney, thank you so much for joining me . now tell me. donald joining me. now tell me. donald trump doesn't bear grudges or remember rude comments about him. does he ? he's the sort of him. does he? he's the sort of broad, open hearted, spirited man who would just ignore what lammy has said in the past. >> i know that's a little bit tongue in cheek , jacob, but let tongue in cheek, jacob, but let me give you a serious answer to it, which is that, it's going to be a problem. there's no question. it's not an insurmountable problem. believe me, donald trump deals with people every single day that have said bad things about him in the past, including myself, i said some some things about him when the access hollywood tape came out during the 2016 campaign. so he does not bear grudges forever, but he is a human, and that's not a very nice thing for the future of home secretary to be saying . and home secretary to be saying.

david lammy has met quite quickly. david lammy has met 10 quite quickly. david lammy has met jd vance quite quickly. david lammy has met jd vance many _ quite quickly. david lammy has met jd vance many times. _ quite quickly. david lammy has met jd vance many times. what - quite quickly. david lammy has met jd vance many times. what was - quite quickly. david lammy has met| jd vance many times. what was said jd vance many times. what was said about ukraine is interesting because much more recently in the vote in congress jd vance voted much more recently in the vote in congressjd vance voted against much more recently in the vote in congress jd vance voted against the $60 billion aid congressjd vance voted against the $60 billion aid package to ukraine and said it was a bad idea. but there is no one true is because donald trump gave the say—so to mike johnson the speak of the house of representatives. and very interesting, in a meeting boris johnson had with donald trump which was meant to last 30 minutes lasted almost an hour and he said we discussed ukra

i mean, that clip from david lammy, that's 2016.n and i think it's important, it's really important to say this good leaders change their minds and that's okay. and that's clearly what keir starmer has had to do on this issue. he's listened to the british public and he's moved on. >> i doubt we'll formally rejoin. and yes, i quote something from 2016 and one from 2019, but the europe minister has said today that brexit had damaged our reputation abroad. and sir keir starmer has brought forward in the king's speech something that will fast track to eu regulations. and one of the reasons we voted to leave was that people hated the bureaucracy of brussels being imposed on them without any democratic say, and so this seems a really bad step back to tagging, to europe. >> yeah. i mean, i again, i'm just not sure whether we're inflating some of what's going on here. look, ultimately it was it's not a black and white issue is it. like lots of people wanted to leave. lots of people wanted to leave. lots of people wanted to leave. lots of pe

should lammy be sacked ? sacked? for having me on the show today, patrick, and it's certainly my view i think it's certainly my view i think it was a huge mistake to appoint david lammy as, as foreign secretary in the first place, and i think it's a disastrous move by, by keir starmer . and i think it's a disastrous move by, by keir starmer. he's clearly unfit for the job. he's made a lot of appalling attacks on donald trump in the past. i multiple tweets, really nasty stuff. calling trump a neo nazi sympathiser. threat to the international order, etc, and i do not see how lammy in any way could be able to work with . a. could be able to work with. a. >> and i think that foreign secretary would be absolutely disastrous for the for the us. >> uk special relationship . >> uk special relationship. >> uk special relationship. >> okay. all right jenny i'll bnng >> okay. all right jenny i'll bring you in. do you think that there might be a direct correlation between the kind of rhetoric that david lammy and others have use

he spoke at the india lammy is in india. he spoke at the india form — lammy is in india.a few weeks before - lammy is in india. he spoke at the india form a few weeks before the | india form a few weeks before the election. he said, if i am foreign secretary, india is going to be a number one parity for me and the labour government. and here he is, actually walking the talk in india. this is wonderful news because we do need to reset our relationship with india. in the past few years, we have not made the most of what we could do with india. for example, it is eight years since there was a large prime ministerial delegation to india. the last one was theresa may in november to 2016. before that, we had tony blair and gordon browne, david cameron taking huge delegation to india. here we are trying to negotiate a free trade agreement and these negotiations started in january 2022, agreement and these negotiations started injanuary 2022, when i was president of the confederation of british industry. two and a half years later, we have had two elections, one in each country.

right, so david lammy is in the region.r us. i hope that we see a hostage deal emerge in the coming days, and i am using all diplomatic efforts — indeed, last week with the g7 nations, and particularly with tony blinken — pressing for that hostage deal. and i hope, too, that we see a ceasefire soon and we bring an alleviation to the suffering and the intolerable loss of life that we're now seeing also in gaza. so that�*s labour�*s position. what is labour�*s position, really? well, the overt position is that they want an immediate ceasefire, they want to get humanitarian aid in and they want the hostages released. those are the three things that mr lammy has been repeating at length. but what is interesting about this trip is that, you know, he�*s doing all the right things, he�*s ticking the right boxes. he�*s going to see... you know, he�*s been to see prime minister netanyahu. he�*s been to see the new the newish prime minister of the palestinian authority, mr mustafa. he�*s been to see hostage families — some of those w

and of course, david lammy.t here with a member of the armed forces. he's got a massive week. next week he got the nato summit on tuesday. we don't know about other people. lisa nandy, the aid secretary, jo stevens , welsh aid secretary, jo stevens, welsh secretary, shadow welsh secretary, shadow welsh secretary steve reed , the shadow secretary steve reed, the shadow environment secretary. lucy powell, the leader of the house of commons, and louise hay. we know her. we need louise hague now in transport, so we're getting towards having all set up. it's highly likely we think, that there'll be a cabinet meeting tomorrow, of a new cabinet will be photographs taken, and that will be that will be, i think, sir keir starmer's effort to get this cabinet to work, because earlier, at around just after midday, sir keir starmer made his first speech on the steps of downing street when he made very clear the need for action this day to get this country motoring, get growth happening and trying to lift the lift. the countr

david lammy is approaching david lammy david lammy is walking down downing street.ign secretary, sir? will you be foreign secretary? do you want to be david lammy? do you want to be david lammy? do you want to be foreign secretary . secretary. >> secretary, sir. >> secretary, sir. >> no answer there. from david lammy. just a slight grin, but nothing more than that. so david lammy, they're sort of smiling, but saying no more than that. but we'll find out if he's getting the job of foreign secretary. speculation it might go to douglas alexander, the new mp elected in the election yesterday. but we'll wait and see. but as things stand, no one else coming for now. but that was david lammy going in there. so all the big beasts now, we haven't yet seen , yvette cooper, haven't yet seen, yvette cooper, who i expect to be made the home secretary , she hasn't yet, secretary, she hasn't yet, hasn't yet appeared. but we're looking at the great office of state have gone in surprising to see john healey going in before david lammy. i'd have thought david lammy. i'd have thought

i think david lammy _ potential trump presidency?ncy? i think david lammy has done _ potential trump presidency? i think david lammy has done some - potential trump presidency? i think david lammy has done some goodl potential trump presidency? i ii�*u “ia; david lammy has done some good work already in washington a few weeks ago and talked to a number of people who are close to trump, notablyjd vance, the new republican senator who is our potential candidate for the trump ticket as the vice presidential candidate. so there are some channels established already and for all of us, whether british government or french or german or anyone, you must play on the pitch that's being laid. if trump wins, we have to do our best and be constructive and successful relationship with him. there are some ideas that are mooted by the trump team in the campaign that we don't very much like and will have to persuade them to change some of these ideas but you have to make the best of it and what the outcome of it is is security and defence relationshi

, god, you know, and david lammy, david lammy, as you say. >> i mean, that's the foreign secretary who's donald trump in the past. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> i'm happy with sir keir starmer hosting a load of european melt like emmanuel macron at blenheim palace. >> yeah, well i'm certainly not. >> yeah, well i'm certainly not. >> i'm certainly not unravelling all of brexit which 17 million people voted for you . well i'm people voted for you. well i'm certainly not happy. you see, my problem is i, i detest take loads of asylum seekers. >> we can return a few immigrants illegal immigrants and he he signed this. >> oh, i'll be honest with you. i mean, i'm on him. >> who gave him that authority? >> who gave him that authority? >> i'm on record. >> the first few days of this, he signed us up to take our fair share of people that we weren't even taking. >> that hasn't. we've lost rogen >> roger. we've not signed up to take fair share of anything. just yet. i mean, this was a this this was an eu conference that was in the diary. >> let him nationalise the railways, fix the trains. >> so

so david lammy they're _ to discuss and talk about.s in that building are going to be talking about. illegal migration and ways to try and stop it, which is a priority for the last conservative government being picked up as a priority for the labour government too. and of course, the war in ukraine. this whole organisation, this whole summit was effectively set up in the aftermath of the war in ukraine, it was present macron of france wanting a forum for notjust the eu but why do countries in europe to get together and talk about things like security and the war in ukraine. i picked over those issues just a little earlier with the former latvian interior minister and now at the centre for european policy analysis. the centre for european policy anal sis. , _, , , , analysis. these countries represent different approaches _ analysis. these countries represent different approaches to _ analysis. these countries represent different approaches to the - analysis. these countries represent different approaches to the war - analysis. these co

and david lammy, of course, david lammy and david lammy , trump fan david and david lammy, trump fanavid lammy. look, we're going to go live to downing street imminently to see the cabinet going into the first meeting. but before we do anything else, ray addison has all your news headlines. >> good morning. i'm ray addison it's 10:02. our top stories >> good morning. i'm ray addison it's10:02. our top stories this morning. we start with some breaking news for you. former chancellor jeremy breaking news for you. former chancellorjeremy hunt has ruled chancellor jeremy hunt has ruled himself out of standing for the tory leadership. when asked, he told gb news that the time has passed. he managed to hold on to his seat for godalming and ash and has previously tried twice to become conservative leader. and we'll bring you more on that story as we get it . well, the story as we get it. well, the prime minister will hold the first meeting of his new cabinet this morning. sir keir starmer is expected to focus on labour's manifesto pledges , which include manifesto pledges, which include del

david lammy , for our >> yeah.vid lammy, for our viewers and listeners, of course, is the former, is the current foreign secretary replacing david cameron, and he has made his a job of it really to attack donald trump in recent years. we heard back in 2018, he called donald trump a woman hating neo—nazi , sympathising hating neo—nazi, sympathising sociopath who's a profound threat to the international order. in 2021. he said donald trump was an enemy of democracy. he said every british politician who fails to condemn his actions after the presidential election should issue an apology tonight . should issue an apology tonight. same year he called him his entire presidency. he said , was entire presidency. he said, was a reign of recklessness , a reign of recklessness, narcissism and delusion. and he said just finally, if any president in history of the us deserved to be impeached twice, it's donald trump now . i think it's donald trump now. i think privately, david lammy feels that, you know, these things are said b

, god, you know, and david lammy, david lammy, as you say. >> i mean, that's the foreign secretary who's donald trump in the past. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> i'm happy with sir keir starmer hosting a load of european melt like emmanuel macron at blenheim palace. >> yeah, well i'm certainly not. >> yeah, well i'm certainly not. >> i'm certainly not unravelling all of brexit which 17 million people voted for you . well i'm people voted for you. well i'm certainly not happy. you see, my problem is i, i detest take loads of asylum seekers. >> we can return a few immigrants illegal immigrants and he he signed this. >> oh, i'll be honest with you. i mean, i'm on him. >> who gave him that authority? >> who gave him that authority? >> i'm on record. >> the first few days of this, he signed us up to take our fair share of people that we weren't even taking. >> that hasn't. we've lost rogen >> roger. we've not signed up to take fair share of anything. just yet. i mean, this was a this this was an eu conference that was in the diary. >> let him nationalise the railways, fix the trains. >> so

talking to lammy insiders and the like, or trump's team talking to lammy insiders.t it certainly is an issue. i think going forward for the uk and us relations, if trump wins , and us relations, if trump wins, and us relations, if trump wins, and chris, i'll let you off using the word soccer because you were you were talking to an american. >> that one i'll let you off with. but on a serious point. on a serious point, as you say , a serious point, as you say, it's okay. in opposition, laying into donald trump. and at the moment, that is a very starmer friendly set of leaders. you're talking about justin trudeau, emmanuel macron, the german chancellor, the swedish prime minister, joe biden himself. they're very of the same mindset. but politics is a moveable feast. and if joe and if donald trump gets in, which is looking increasingly likely, i guess the question is , do you i guess the question is, do you think those questions, those comments that david lammy mentioned in the past might come back to haunt him ? back to haunt him? >> i think they might, and that's a w

david lammy- kkk sympathiser. people do change quite quickly. david lammy has i kkk sympathiser.ly in the vote in congressjd vance voted against much more recently in the vote in congress jd vance voted against the $60 billion aid congressjd vance voted against the $60 billion aid package to ukraine and said it was a bad idea. but there is no one true is because donald trump gave the say—so to mike johnson the speak of the house of representatives. and very interesting, in a meeting boris johnson had with donald trump which was meant to last 30 minutes lasted almost an hour and he said we discussed ukraine at length and i know that donald trump will give a strong and decisive leadership necessary to protect democracy against aggression. so borisjohnson clearly thinks that donald trump is on his side. fiend clearly thinks that donald trump is on his side-— on his side. and 'ust move to something h on his side. and 'ust move to something else,_ on his side. and just move to something else, to _ on his side. and just move to something else, to former i on his side. and just move to l

let's rewind a little bit because you're rewinding to david lammy. what did trump say after the husband of nancy pelosi was brutally attacked in their own home? it could have died. what did he say? he. he mocked him. he said. he said, let me let me say what he said. he said, how's her husband? how's he doing, by the way? that is a sick remark. donald trump says the most appalling things, and in my very strong opinion, and it matters not a jot because i don't have a vote. but you're asking my opinion. it would be a terrible mistake for the american people to re—elect him. >> so we, a lot of whataboutery here, emma. >> well, you can accuse donald trump of hypocrisy, too. that's fine. you can criticise donald trump, but i think if you're going to talk about a banana republic, the kind of, and, you know , matthew said, we don't know, matthew said, we don't know, matthew said, we don't know what his motivations are. well, we know enough. we know his motivations were to assassinate a president and a country where political, candidates, people as prominent

lammy, his message was there should be an immediate ceasefire.crease of aid into gaza and there should be the release of all the hostages held by hamas. he said he hoped to see a deal on that emerge in the coming days. he also talked about the intolerable loss of life in gaza, and in fact, more than 90 palestinians were killed at the weekend by israeli air strikes in an area that was supposed to be a safe zone. that's according to the palestinian health authority, which is run by hamas. the israelis said that they were targeting the leader of hamas's military wing, whom they accuse of being the architect of the october 7th attacks. he's been at the top of their wanted list for decades. they've tried to assassinate him at least seven times. it's not clear if they succeeded this time, but they did say that they had killed another senior figure, a brigade commander who was also one of the masterminds. now, the israelis accuse the hamas commanders, the hamas militants, of embedding within civilian areas. but it's a question about a proportionate resp

first two is how that hurt. >> we've got lammy's tweet here.ly we can we can put it up on screen. maybe we can't. >> that's useful i think. is that all right? >> okay. yeah. the, also trump's best, you know, closest ally in the uk parliament is now nigel farage. so it's interesting that the foreign secretary is making himself an enemy of trump. and if the uk wants to get america to do anything to persuade america to do anything, the diplomacy is best going through nigel farage, that's going to it's clear also everyone's positioning themselves for trump to be president. >> they all want to talk to him. they all want to accept that it's going to be the fact because it's going to happen anyway, >> moving on. we've got the daily mail. carrie, what have they got in the front cover? >> oh, let's do the daily mail. that's a good idea. yeah. doctors are being told to lecture us on climate change. says the daily mail and i. it's the royal college of physicians who guide telling medics to look out for eco distress and also talk to us more about, you know

and that means closer trading with with the eu, you know, david lammy , they're all they're all lammythey're all they're all remain. martin, i know you used to be in a brexit party and you know, this is sets your blood boiling. this stuff. but maybe a better deal is what we should do.the better deal is what we should do. the fundamentals of brexit are not going to change according to the government. >> according to the government. stella again, forgive me. forgive me for being a grizzled sinner. but no, i went to brussels to make sure that they listened to the 17.4 million. i always said i thought that the conservative government left the cat flap and screwed to brussels. and on day one, sir keir starmer and david lammy were trying to scurry through. >> hey, look, i get it, labour is in government. you don't want anything to be undone about brexit. but keir starmer said that as long as he's alive, he doesn't think that the uk is going to rejoin the eu. so unless you know something that i don't know, let's say some plot to take him out, then i don't think we are rejoining the eu. i don

so david lammy visited a lot of republicans. he spoke to jd vance, the author of hillbilly elegy about bear shared christianity i think what starmer and lammy will try to do is appeal to american conservatives by showing that the uk is not a free rider on us defense spending, that the uk hits nato spending targets on defense that the uk is very staunch and taking responsibility for european security but we'll have to see if that very transactional approach will work in other ways, trump could be very confrontational and unpredictable on china, on the middle east and on trade tariffs as well. >> but we're not sure about david lammy yet then will we be some has been clear, some people talking about david miliband we've had lots of things. david miliband, douglas alexander, i mean, i wouldn't speculate out today. they'd probably where we probably will find out today and lammy has spent time meeting not just leaders in the u.s. but leaders in europe as well, famously at the d-day celebrations. so it's kind of difficult to see what w

increasing when our physical on defence to 2.5% of gdp and take a strong emphasis, david lammy clearuman rights in foreign and defence policies of that is the kind of it. that's the wanilla mess of it. keir starmer will be pleased to be at the nato summit, criticalsummit for nato because partly, he can be one of the most successful politicians there. with the french president under pressure and the american president under pressure. so the united kingdom, newly elected prime minister with a big mandate, he will have a large was on security notjust the uk or europe but globally. following the new uk government's decision to scrap the rwanda deportation scheme, the home office has said the two migrants in detention pending removal will be bailed in the coming days. a further 218 people who were being held were released by the previous government during the election campaign. they were due to be deported to the african nation as part of previous prime minister rishi sunak�*s policy to tackle illegal immigration. on his first full day as prime minister, sir keir starmer confirmed the rwa

angela rayer in and david lammy have been appointed.sunak said he's heard the anger of voters. >> i am sorry. i have given this job my all but you have sent a clear snap that the government of the united kingdom must change and yours is the only judgment that matters. >> ♪ sweet caroline -- ♪ >> and celebraons for the liberal democrats. they've won 71 seats and become the third largest party ithe commons. ♪ >> hello to you, welcome to do you think street. i'm ben thompson and it has been a day of come, and goings in the street behind me and we'll take you through all all you need too know. representatives from all the main parties. i want to run you through the main results. labour won 412 seats. it will give them a majority of 170. keir starmer has been appointed prime minister by king charles. he spent the afternoon appointing his first cabinet. sunak's party fell to just 121 seats. richie sunak left downing street saying he will resign as conservative leader. democrats gained 63 seats. their total of 71 makes them the third largest p

and david lammy has had some unsavoury words for donald trump. yes. about donald term, the mayor of london city can have words with donald trump as well. none is surprising. donald trump doesn't mind, it raises his profile again him place to his playbook as him being a troublemaker, doesn't mind getting peoples backs up. having said that, i think the more serious issue is how to continue to forge that special relationship now that the uk is outside of the eu. this is why we're seeing this warming of relationships with the eu for that which is equally concerned about what a future trump presidency will mean for them as well. i was a few months ago at a big meeting of the epp, that's the centre right party inside the european union, they are the people who put forward ursula von der leyen for a second of the eu commission and this is something they're all extremely concerned about, how to deal with a donald trump presidency when the united states may well for the entrance from being the security guarantor of this part of the world, particularly in germa

are you going to be foreign secretary, mr lammy? he looks— foreign secretary, mr lammy?kind of man and the kind _ language about the kind of man and the kind of— language about the kind of man and the kind of politician that president trump is. imagine if president _ president trump is. imagine if president trump is. imagine if president trump makes it back to the white _ president trump makes it back to the white house, imagine if david lammy is the _ white house, imagine if david lammy is the foreign secretary, how is that the — is the foreign secretary, how is that the partnership between the uk and the _ that the partnership between the uk and the united states going to work when _ and the united states going to work when you _ and the united states going to work when you have lots of prominent labour _ when you have lots of prominent labour politicians who have had some very. _ labour politicians who have had some very. very _ labour politicians who have had some very, very sharp criticisms of president _ very, very sharp criticisms of president trump. but it certai

and david lammy will become the uk's new foreign secretary. david lammy there.meantime i want to bring you an update from our office at milbank. imilli want to bring you an update from our office at milbank.— office at milbank. with a few more cabinet appointments _ office at milbank. with a few more cabinet appointments we - office at milbank. with a few more cabinet appointments we have - office at milbank. with a few more cabinet appointments we have had in the last few moments. sir alan campbell, mp, chief whip. darren jones, mp, chief secretary to the treasury. richard herm or casey will be the attorney general. let's talk now live to a good friend of sir keir. joining me now is keir starmer�*s long time friend, john murray. talk us through how you have been celebrating because i presume this is good news for you.— celebrating because i presume this is good news for you. amazing news for me. is good news for you. amazing news for me- forgive _ is good news for you. amazing news for me. forgive me _ is good news for you. amazing news for me. forgive me for _

clive, thank you for getting in touch on david lammy said david lammy is a britain hating racist whoeighbours and friends. i hope trump tells him where to get off once he is in power, and the same with starmer as well. strong views. >> well, that's really grown up and sensible, isn't it? >> okay, let me know your views on that and i will read them out. especially if you're called patricia, because we have a thing now. we like patricia, we'd like patricia. we have a thing now, right. we'd like patricia. we have a thing now, right . okay. we'd like patricia. we have a thing now, right. okay. i'm we'd like patricia. we have a thing now, right . okay. i'm dawn thing now, right. okay. i'm dawn neesom, this is gb news. and there's plenty more coming up on today's show. but first. oh, look, it's ray addison everybody with the news headlines . with the news headlines. >> here i am, 232 our top stories. the prime minister is beginning a uk tour as he tries to reset the relationship between westminster and the devolved nations . first up, sir devolved nations. first up, sir keir starmer is hea

david lammy said that that support was rock solid.ilitary, in the hope that that will enable ukraine to maintain its fight against russia. so i think this is absolutely central for the mission of both men at this key moment, to reassure that ukraine, ukraine, that a change of government in the uk does not mean any change in the uk's key role as one of the the real advocates for keeping ukraine in the fight against russia. the home secretary, yvette cooper, has said a new border force official could be appointed within weeks, to target criminal gangs behind small boat crossings. ms cooper didn't say when she expected to see the number of crossings come down, but said the government wanted to give the new border security organisation greater powers. we need to make sure that we have a properly functioning system, and it doesn't function at the moment. and i will be setting out further steps that we'll be taking as we implement our manifesto, which sets out work around fixing the sick chaos in the asylum system, around returns and enforc

i know david lammy very well.w , let's not think, you know, let's not underestimate people's intelligence and ability here. i think keir starmer and david lammy will rise to the challenge. ultimately we have more in common with america than we don't have in common with them. you know, look, i've done a lot with iranian refugees and you've got some pretty evil dictators out there. you know, i don't agree with a whole lot of stuff that donald trump says or does. however, if i had to work with him as foreign secretary, obviously that's not my position, then you would just say never. then you just you get on with the job, you know, and there's this thing, isn't there? like we keep saying, this leadership is about serving. and if it's about serving in many ways, you have to put these other things to the side. and i you know, i definitely hear what's being said here. maybe there'll be some things that have to be rolled over. yeah. >> but i think is it not a worry that donald trump congratulated nigel farage on friday mo

now, the new foreign secretary, david lammy , has embarked on a david lammy, has embarked on a europe and, perhaps gain closer alignment with the european union. >> yes , indeed. he's visited >> yes, indeed. he's visited germany, poland and sweden as part of a plan to reset relations with the european union despite having no plans to rejoin the single market. >> well , this comes as there's >> well, this comes as there's of course, been that shock result in france in france's elections overnight, as the left wing alliance defies the polls, beating marine le pen's hard right national rally and emmanuel macron's centrist coalition. two. yes, indeed. >> so let's get the latest from the continent, with former member of the european parliament, doctor charles tannock. thank you very much indeed for joining tannock. thank you very much indeed forjoining us. let's start with the labour government . start with the labour government. david lammy doing his tour of europe, three key countries there, lots of talk of closer cooperation with the european union. would that come with strings attached

and david lammy will become the uk's new foreign secretary.cluding falling off a paddle board and bungeejumping. well, it seems that the tactics worked. the lib dems now have 71 seats — 63 more than before — although their share of the vote only went up by 0.6 percent. as you can see from these pictures, sir ed was happy to celebrate the outcome. trust is a very precious commodity, it is hard one and sometimes you've lost it, you lose it. and you're left to work for a hard to win it back and i thank people for trusting us again. we will not let you down. we will honour your trust. the liberal democrats _ we will honour your trust. the liberal democrats the third—largest party here in westminster and reform uk let's look at the reform uk party now. their campaign was of course spearheaded by nigel farage — who's become well—used to being heckled, and that continued at his party's post—election news conference this afternoon. he, as usual, carried on regardless — and with just over 14% of the national vote translating into just five seats — that

david lammy seems particularly keen that we sign up close to.en explicit about joining a european defence union. how on earth can we reinforce nato , earth can we reinforce nato, strengthen our relationship with nato and at the same time be prepared to take orders , prepared to take orders, potentially from a separate command centre in brussels ? command centre in brussels? that's my big worry on defence. >> well , look, i that's my big worry on defence. >> well, look, i mean, first of all, i think it is important that if you look at ukraine and you and i probably differ on this, but if you look at ukraine, it is clear that we need european defence systems that thwart the territorial ambitions of putin. and secondly, there are common security issues which need to be discussed. but of course, nato will always take precedence over everything else . so i don't everything else. so i don't think there's any i don't have any worries on that part. david lammy has proved in the period when he's been shadow foreign secretary that he's a patriot, but also

so tonight i'm asking, was david lammy right to give more funding to unrwa in gaza?r thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay @gbnews is where you will find that twitter poll. but first going head to head on this now are the director of the sanctuary foundation, doctor chris skudder and former spokesperson for the israeli government, ayelet levy. thank you very much. great to have you both on. ellen. i will start with you. i mean, look, i suppose this independent review now has absolved unrwa of any links, has it to hamas. and so we can we can crack on and give them money. >> no, the independent review didn't do that. and in fact, that's not the question that it looked at. there's been a strange split screen moment in the last few weeks. every day the last few weeks. every day the idf has been reporting more counter—terror operations that it has been conducting against hamas. and islamic jihad terrorists hiding inside unwra buildings, inside unwra schools, inside unrra facilities . while inside unrra facilities. while the international leadership has said absolutely nothing unrw

this is between david lammy. this is pnor between david lammy.on win with david lammy and trump's team. yeah, just to kind of like settle the atmosphere. i mean, david lammy, let's just remind ourselves what he said about donald trump. he said he's a nazi sympathising sociopath and racist and homophobic. whatever else . which completely, to be else. which completely, to be frank, when you when you think you've got a sniff of getting in government in the coming years, is a bit naive. >> well, i mean, sir keir didn't do much better , you know? i do much better, you know? i mean, but these are politicians. these are words they eat them. they don't matter next time around. >> and donald trump won't forget those words. well, he doesn't easily forgive and forget. >> oh, no. oh no no no, he's not the sort. but he's he's very clever and he's, he is an astute politician in his own way. and he'll do he knows how to do business with people. remember he ran the apprentice for decades. you know, he's he's a man who knows how to deal with folks. so i don't thi

i think keir starmer has been clear and so has david lammy and the incoming defence secretary.ne but the british frontline, is also a strong support for ukraine, i think there must be policy in support of the nato and we continue to find a seed to turn for nato. increasing when our physical on defence to 2.5% of gdp and take a strong emphasis, david lammy clear on it, a strong emphasis on human rights in foreign and defence policies so i think that is the kind of limits of it. keir starmer will be pleased to be at the nato summit, criticalsummit for nato because partly, he can be one of the most successful politicians there. with the french president under pressure and the american president under pressure. so the united kingdom, newly elected prime minister with a big mandate, he will have a large was on security notjust the uk or europe but globally. and some developing news now — the new uk government has said that the last two migrants who had been detained pending removal to rwanda will be bailed in the coming days. the home office also revealed that a further 218 migrants

>> what's lammy joking with lammy joking? >> what he said was lammy joking yes or no?mp an american hitler. >> that's what he said. >> that's what he said. >> i totally agree . >> i totally agree. >> i totally agree. >> the right wing media yesterday we're actually talking about i'm sorry, have we got is there is there an islamic issue in our nation ? in our nation? >> and actually, if you ask some of the labour candidates and some of the labour mps who seem to have been tortured by some of the muslim activists during a, i recognise a very difficult area, totally , totally get that. they totally, totally get that. they felt very, very uncomfortable about it. so, you know, this didn't apply actually, strangely, very much to the conservative side, did it? they seem to be taking on labour for some reason. perhaps you'd like to explain why why, why, why, why did the islamist activists take on labour but didn't bother with the tories tales of tires being slashed , of an extremist being slashed, of an extremist being slashed, of an extremist being linked to the pro—palestini

because we've had david lammy say things.hink even keir starmer has said, oh yes, in the past about, oh yes, donald trump's conduct or his political views and if i was advising, i'd say, let's put it down to a bit of for tat. you know, we all say things in certain rooms that we might not say in others. yeah, the main thing is the stability of the west when we've got things like, do you think this labour government is capable? >> i mean, you know, if trump wins this election and i think, you know, these highly likely. yeah, i think it's a dead cert. no, no, nothing's a dead cert. but you know, death and taxes i think was, you know, was probably doctor johnson was right. but but assuming trump does win and you've got quite a hawkish conservative vice president in the form of vance, is this labour party capable of forming good relationships with america? because it does matter, doesn't it, though have to be. >> it's as simple as that. can they?i >> it's as simple as that. can they? i think it depends. do they? i think it depends

david lammy more interested now in identity politics than actually doing the day job?escendant of enslaved people, a black working class man from tottenham . man from tottenham. >> but up next, does 22 year old sam carling, labour's youngest mp, have enough experience to be in parliament? political commentator susan evans and ceo of the youth vote, alex cairns. they're going head to head on this. i want to know what you think. is 22 too young? patrick christys tonight on gb news welcome back to patrick christys tonight. coming up. can reform have any influence on labour's immigration policy? as the first illegal migrants under starmer's government arrived today? but first, should there be some kind of age requirement to be an mp? it's time for tonight's head to head. it's time for tonight's head to head . so labour's sam carlin head. so labour's sam carlin became the baby of westminster after he won his seat in north—west cambridgeshire at the age of just 22, making him the first member of parliament. born in the 21st century, the cambridge university graduate ousted 6