it's back to the laurence fox show with beth . laurence fox show with beth. now, it's actually felt like a sort of normal week in politics, the first time in ages, hasn't it? the first time in ages, hasn't it.7 rather than being focussed on a scandal or yet another leadership election, we heard from dogs in both main from the top dogs in both main parties, setting out their pitch for your votes . so what did we for your votes. so what did we learn about pm sunak and sleeves rolled up.7 ready for action? starmer rolled up? ready for action? starmer firstly, like the robot sunak was so excited about he fails to connect on a human level. when he delivers a speech, i find myself looking over my shoulder wondering who is actually talking to. even to those rooting for the conservatives. he feels oddly like a guest who turns up for lunch but doesn't take their coat though he's got one coat off as though he's got one foot the at. he gave us foot out the door at. he gave us his ambitions to halve his five ambitions to halve inflation , stop boats, grow inflation, stop

it's back to the laurence fox show with beth . laurence fox show with beth. now, it's actually felt like a sort of normal week in politics, the first time in ages, hasn't it? the first time in ages, hasn't it.7 rather than being focussed on a scandal or yet another leadership election, we heard from dogs in both main from the top dogs in both main parties, setting out their pitch for your votes . so what did we for your votes. so what did we learn about pm sunak and sleeves rolled up.7 ready for action? starmer rolled up? ready for action? starmer firstly, like the robot sunak was so excited about he fails to connect on a human level. when he delivers a speech, i find myself looking over my shoulder wondering who is actually talking to. even to those rooting for the conservatives. he feels oddly like a guest who turns up for lunch but doesn't take their coat though he's got one coat off as though he's got one foot the at. he gave us foot out the door at. he gave us his ambitions to halve his five ambitions to halve inflation , stop boats, grow inflation, stop

and i'm laurence fox . 8:00. and i'm laurence fox.ht i will be discussing whether the regime is denying us our right to protest or are they just benevolently protecting us from too much disruption ? owing from too much disruption? owing to a constant stream of people falling down in the street, suffering from climate turmoil, stopping from doing their job if not on strike or glueing their faces to the tarmac in order to save the planet from the sun monster whilst wearing hemp socks in crocs. then i'm going to help people stop being afraid . the world and finding their own way of protecting your own little world in a

and i'm laurence fox . tonight we and i'm laurence fox.onight we have one hell of an ofcom compliant show for you. tory party chairman and former chancellor nadhim zahawi has faced calls to be sacked as it has emerged that he reached a £5 million settlement with hmrc . million settlement with hmrc. this time they called nick careless but not deliberate , so careless but not deliberate, so we'll be taking a good look into that. the national grid offered cash in exchange for not using energy between five and 6 pm. today, and it's been suggested could be the new normal as we head towards net zero targets. so turn off your you didn't poll people. we reached out to the national grid but there was no one available to comment because were all outside trying to turn the blades by themselves the wind blades by themselves and also have museum gone to work. tate britain have come under fire for replacing some of the to make way for an indian ship display which focuses on slavery, colonialism and racism. bp professor robert tombs is here . take it and

and i'm laurence fox . tonight we and i'm laurence fox.onight we have one hell of an ofcom compliant show for you. tory party chairman and former chancellor nadhim zahawi has faced calls to be sacked as it has emerged that he reached a £5 million settlement with hmrc . million settlement with hmrc. this time they called nick careless but not deliberate , so careless but not deliberate, so we'll be taking a good look into that. the national grid offered cash in exchange for not using energy between five and 6 pm. today, and it's been suggested could be the new normal as we head towards net zero targets. so turn off your you didn't poll people. we reached out to the national grid but there was no one available to comment because were all outside trying to turn the blades by themselves the wind blades by themselves and also have museum gone to work. tate britain have come under fire for replacing some of the to make way for an indian ship display which focuses on slavery, colonialism and racism. bp professor robert tombs is here . take it and

and i'm laurence fox . 8:00. and i'm laurence fox. tonight i will be discussing whether the regime is denying us our right to protest or are they just benevolently protecting us from too much disruption .7 owing from too much disruption? owing to a constant stream of people falling down in the street, suffering from climate turmoil, stopping from doing their job if not on strike or glueing their faces to the tarmac in order to save the planet from the sun monster whilst wearing hemp socks in crocs. then i'm going to help people stop being afraid . the world and finding their own way of protecting your own little world in a way that may actually improve our collective mental health. and finally, david james bond, stocky, his hand to talk about the butchering of our constitution. but first, the news , the but first, the news, the wonderful polly mental host . wonderful polly mental host. laura, thank you. good evening to you. our top stories on gb news february could be hit by mass disruption to several industries, including schools, un

and i'm laurence fox . tonight we and i'm laurence fox. of an ofcom compliant show for you. tory party chairman and former chancellor nadhim zahawi has faced calls to be sacked as it has emerged that he reached a £5 million settlement with hmrc . million settlement with hmrc. this time they called nick careless but not deliberate , so careless but not deliberate, so we'll be taking a good look into that. the national grid offered cash in exchange for not using energy

and i'm laurence fox . 8:00. and i'm laurence fox. tonight i will be discussing whether the regime is denying us our right to protest or are they just benevolently protecting us from too much disruption .7 owing from too much disruption? owing to a constant stream of people falling down in the street, suffering from climate turmoil, stopping from doing their job if not on strike or glueing their faces to the tarmac in order to save the planet from the sun monster whilst wearing hemp socks in crocs. then i'm going to help people stop being afraid . the world and finding their own way of protecting your own little world in a way that may actually improve our collective mental health. and finally, david james bond, stocky, his hand to talk about the butchering of our constitution. but first, the news , the but first, the news, the wonderful polly mental host . wonderful polly mental host. laura, thank you. good evening to you. our top stories on gb news february could be hit by mass disruption to several industries, including schools, un

and i'm laurence fox . we 8:00. and i'm laurence fox. we have an action packed wild show for you today. have an action packed wild show for you today . coming up as for you today. coming up as a school report concerned parent to social services for the crime of raising questions about gender identity. we'll be discussing whether it's the state's right to get involved . state's right to get involved. these matters at all later on. following on from our discussion yesterday about getting outside for the sake of our own mental health, we'll be talking to psychotherapist j. thomas and all a fan of sedate, calm? all you a fan of sedate, calm? no i mean, yes. no, i'm not. and his new expansion of ulez . or his new expansion of ulez. or perhaps you don't live in london and couldn't care less. well, no traffic policies are spreading across the country. and former tory mayoral shaun bailey is a legend this here to give his take. and just to rounded it off if he's not 2022 was the year of cake. think again. the food standards agency chief has comp

gb news laurence fox.r friends in the woke community first sat down and began the important process of dreaming up a new religion, they missed out a few crucial bits. but let's not start on a negative . let's take some time negative. let's take some time to compliment them on some of their successes. for example, you have to take hat off to them as to how clever, they are using minority groups further their blessed calling of the spreading of the hate method being simple find minority group who may or may not feel oppressed and start to speak loudly on their behalf about how oppressed they actually are. for example, back love them all in together and start saying that no one thinks that their lives matter at all, regardless of whether they're multimillionaires or living on the street. lives all black the street. the lives all black people don't matter at all to anyone anymore . discussion over anyone anymore. discussion over fell people's head with some half baked statistics or feeling that some outright l

gb news laurence fox.r friends in the woke community first sat down and began the important process of dreaming up a new religion, they missed out a few crucial bits. but let's not start on a negative . let's take some time negative. let's take some time to compliment them on some of their successes. for example, you have to take hat off to them as to how clever, they are using minority groups further their blessed calling of the spreading of the hate method being simple find minority group who may or may not feel oppressed and start to speak loudly on their behalf about how oppressed they actually are. for example, back love them all in together and start saying that no one thinks that their lives matter at all, regardless of whether they're multimillionaires or living on the street. lives all black the street. the lives all black people don't matter at all to anyone anymore . discussion over anyone anymore. discussion over fell people's head with some half baked statistics or feeling that some outright l

more now from laurence fox . laurence fox. weeks ago, the metropolitan police sent a letter , a man who police sent a letter, a man who made a twitter video , the new made a twitter video, the new look, wembley way, which carries our fans back and forth to the national stadium. the video reveals a sea of flags lining the route as far as the eye can see. not union jack and georgia flags flying, but other flags holding flags all in that radiant glory . this man who radiant glory. this man who committed the video had also committed the video had also committed the video had also committed the heresy of mocking flag, anthem and his twitter apostasy was picked by the police who were on the case immediately. i personally found his comments crass and distasteful, but none of that is the point. they are not a legal metropoles in his right to this centre and inform man he was required to attend a voluntary interview which is mildly confusing to the fact that required a voluntary a literally opposite. but the plot thickens. the letter s

now our very own laurence fox has been investigating this. break it down more of the week in the fox report, 935. but first, after the sussexes reject jeremy clarkson's apology , his jeremy clarkson's apology, his controversial meghan column, do you believe they really want to make peace. their enemies, including the royal family top royal biographer ingrid seward , royal biographer ingrid seward, customer to her and businesswoman for shake do battle next. and as ever, i want to hear from you on the senate gbnews.uk vote in our poll gb news the result and the clash straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time for the clash . and it's time for the clash. and like an irritating ex, there's just won't go away. the duke of sussex has given. yes another interview, this time sitting down his so—called arch enemy, the press. that's right . the press. that's right. speaking to bryony gordon from the daily telegraph, another of his bffs continued to his journo bffs continued to build bridges with his family, making this audacious demand

now our very own laurence fox has been investigating this. break it down more of the week in the fox report, 935. but first, after the sussexes reject jeremy clarkson's apology , his jeremy clarkson's apology, his controversial meghan column, do you believe they really want to make peace. their enemies, including the royal family top royal biographer ingrid seward , royal biographer ingrid seward, customer to her and businesswoman for shake do battle next. and as ever, i want to hear from you on the senate gbnews.uk vote in our poll gb news the result and the clash straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time for the clash . and it's time for the clash. and like an irritating ex, there's just won't go away. the duke of sussex has given. yes another interview, this time sitting down his so—called arch enemy, the press. that's right . the press. that's right. speaking to bryony gordon from the daily telegraph, another of his bffs continued to his journo bffs continued to build bridges with his family, making this audacious demand

more now from laurence fox . laurence fox. weeks ago, the metropolitan police sent a letter , a man who police sent a letter, a man who made a twitter video , the new made a twitter video, the new look, wembley way, which carries our fans back and forth to the national stadium. the video reveals a sea of flags lining the route as far as the eye can see. not union jack and georgia flags flying, but other flags holding flags all in that radiant glory . this man who radiant glory. this man who committed the video had also committed the video had also committed the video had also committed the heresy of mocking flag, anthem and his twitter apostasy was picked by the police who were on the case immediately. i personally found his comments crass and distasteful, but none of that is the point. they are not a legal metropoles in his right to this centre and inform man he was required to attend a voluntary interview which is mildly confusing to the fact that required a voluntary a literally opposite. but the plot thickens. the letter s

laurence fox. hi. thanks, nigel. great show tonight. gone and why kelvin mckenzie and what he thinks about the strikers . but first the weather strikers. but first the weather . good evening i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office temperatures tumbling once more out there at the moment. a hard frost again in the morning. ice is going to be an issue. there could be some fog patches around as well, surrounded by areas of low pressure, one drifting down towards france , spain. this one towards france, spain. this one is drifting down the north, is drifting down to the north, but still bringing few but just still bringing a few showers northern parts of showers across northern parts of scotland and a brisk wind , scotland and a brisk wind, things perhaps icy here, some snow on the hills. the showers are fading further west, but where ever we've showers where ever we've had showers through the things may well through the day, things may well freeze up overnight. and may well turn things icy. so we do have m

i would hand you over now to laurence fox . good now to laurence fox. good evening, nigel.ht we will be talking about fishing , mental be talking about fishing, mental health and whether we've let down the younger generation generation . hello. the weather generation. hello. the weather stays cold during the next 24 hours. frost, ice , and in some hours. frost, ice, and in some places, further snow , blizzards places, further snow, blizzards and drifting snow in scotland, meanwhile, across the north of scotland, we've got this area of low pressure that's bringing some heavy rains , sleet and snow some heavy rains, sleet and snow to the northern isles . it's to the northern isles. it's going to push a stronger wind into the north of the mainland, along with inland blizzard conditions and drifting snow . so conditions and drifting snow. so above 100 metres for northern scotland, predominantly we'll see the worst of the conditions with further 15 centimetres of snow building up and gale force winds leading to blizzards drifting during tuesday evening . that does tend to ease l

this is gb news where now it's for laurence fox . laurence fox.omorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow creeps in these excess deaths in petit pace from day to day . it's a deaths in petit pace from day to day. it's a shame i don't have a union jack or pair of them hanging following me behind me in front of an austere , yet in front of an austere, yet comforting set of wooden panels to deliver this. it may have had gravitas and weight to it that way just as when the regime did it stood , stalks seriously night it stood, stalks seriously night after winter night. announcing the daily deaths from or as it turned out, much more importantly with the deadly virus , mr. whitty asked for yet virus, mr. whitty asked for yet another slightly to coerce us into rescinding our liberties to stop the dreaded lord covid in tracks, and then as winter turned to spring. doom morphed into determined warmth as rumours that a brand new novel treatment would soon be available to counter the brand new novel virus we were fighting. coincidence is a brilliant the relentless fear

this is gb news where now it's for laurence fox . laurence fox.omorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow creeps in these excess deaths in petit pace from day to day . it's a deaths in petit pace from day to day. it's a shame i don't have a union jack or pair of them hanging following me behind me in front of an austere , yet in front of an austere, yet comforting set of wooden panels to deliver this. it may have had gravitas and weight to it that way just as when the regime did it stood , stalks seriously night it stood, stalks seriously night after winter night. announcing the daily deaths from or as it turned out, much more importantly with the deadly virus , mr. whitty asked for yet virus, mr. whitty asked for yet another slightly to coerce us into rescinding our liberties to stop the dreaded lord covid in tracks, and then as winter turned to spring. doom morphed into determined warmth as rumours that a brand new novel treatment would soon be available to counter the brand new novel virus we were fighting. coincidence is a brilliant the relentless fear

laurence fox now takes over . laurence fox now takes over. thank you, nigel .nd good evening, everybody. tonight we are talking excess deaths, crooked coppers and the coronation of . king charles, the coronation of. king charles, the work , the first, whether . hello work, the first, whether. hello there. i'm greg hurst and welcome to our latest broadcast. rain quickly clearing some of the areas the next few hours and then we've got a patchy frost developing tonight but that will lead of sunny spells lead to plenty of sunny spells thursday at the bigger thursday looking at the bigger picture, high pressure still dominates weather this dominates weather pattern this front so far over the next front clear so far over the next few hours then we're looking at a dry day as we head a largely dry day as we head through day on thursday. through the day on thursday. thanks of high thanks to that area of high pressure for the evening time, that rain just clearing the far south and then skies turning starry for. many of us as we head into the early hours, the risk of few

this year alone and with britain already considering a humiliating on their gender neutral wards, laurence foxizzical of the fox report. he's straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for the fox report. and sunday saw a but sadly typical surge of migrants arrive at the port of. dover, gb news revealed over 400 people made the crossing on the busiest yet of 2023. as we've wearily accustomed to by now, toothless french naval vessels shadowed , french naval vessels shadowed, the small boats, while refusing to intervene or intercept them on their perilous journey across to the uk . with weather to the uk. with weather conditions improving, border force sources now fear the annual number of channel crossings could be white for almost double year, with 80,000 migrants entering . the already migrants entering. the already overwhelmed asylum system. prime minister rishi sunak recently pledged to stop these small boats and this latest influx shows there is no time to waste. laurence fox 83,000 by the end this year. i mean, surely that point that becomes politically unsustainable

laurence fox tackles that in the fox report and.935 tackles that in the fox report and. 935 the firsts. should king charles finally retaliate after harry closes his red line by attacking camilla in a series of tv interviews , the a series of tv interviews, the journalist and royal commentator is camilla's biographer. of course, angela levin goes head to head the tv personality joanna george you that's in the class next emailed me on this at gbnews.uk version of colette gb news results after the . break it is time now for the clash and while britons harry claims to be interested in reconciliation in the duke's memoirs and tv interviews taken a sledgehammer to several of his family relationship ups, including with his step mother, the queen consort camilla . according to consort camilla. according to a royal insider , they were royal insider, they were speaking to the sun newspaper. harry crossed a red line with king charles by going after his wife. the source added . knew wife. the source added. knew that before he sat for these interviews, some of the allegation is about leaking don't

laurence fox tackles that in the fox report and.935 tackles that in the fox report and. 935 the firsts. should king charles finally retaliate after harry closes his red line by attacking camilla in a series of tv interviews , the a series of tv interviews, the journalist and royal commentator is camilla's biographer. of course, angela levin goes head to head the tv personality joanna george you that's in the class next emailed me on this at gbnews.uk version of colette gb news results after the . break it is time now for the clash and while britons harry claims to be interested in reconciliation in the duke's memoirs and tv interviews taken a sledgehammer to several of his family relationship ups, including with his step mother, the queen consort camilla . according to consort camilla. according to a royal insider , they were royal insider, they were speaking to the sun newspaper. harry crossed a red line with king charles by going after his wife. the source added . knew wife. the source added. knew that before he sat for these interviews, some of the allegation is about leaking don't

the people's channel, where now it's time for laurence fox . time for laurence fox. will be .rison for the will be. world prison for the sentence of his dreams on magazine covers of bearded , magazine covers of bearded, pregnant, restless men , hands pregnant, restless men, hands held in loving, protective grasp of their heavy pregnant bellies , lips locked in tender embrace with a made up man , long blonde with a made up man, long blonde hair cascading down his the world can sometimes feel like a stomach churning, never ending ride. one just wants to get off in these last year. if last years have taught us anything , years have taught us anything, it's that the social fabric is extremely fragile and it doesn't take much to tear it apart. we have also learned that once people start tearing at it, they get an appetite for it and it becomes harder and harder to get them to stop. tear it all down, man teach the kids about their bodies and sex and freedom. give them the pills which turn them into it's 20, 23, man. into girls. it's 20, 23, man. put your dress on. let's go for a dri

and i'm laurence fox. we have an action packed wild show for you today. have an action packed wild show for you today . coming up as for you today. coming up as a school report concerned parent to social services for the crime of raising questions about gender identity. we'll be discussing whether it's the state's right to get involved . state's right to get involved. these matters at all later on. following on from our discussion yesterday about getting outside for the sake of our own mental health, we'll be talking to psychotherapist j. thomas and all a fan of sedate, calm? all you a fan of sedate, calm? no i mean, yes. no, i'm not. and his new expansion of ulez . or his new expansion of ulez. or perhaps you don't live in london and couldn't care less. well, no traffic policies are spreading across the country. and former tory mayoral shaun bailey is a legend this here to give his take. and just to rounded it off if he's not 2022 was the year of cake. think again. the food standards agency chief has comp

now it's laurence fox . good it's over to laurence fox. good evening. thank you, nigel. non—binary jesuses. is it the end of the world as we know it and migrant children missing . and migrant children missing. hello a great act you host and welcome to our latest broadcast from the met office. still the risk of some fog and freezing fog patches particularly across southern parts of england. for the next hours, we will see the next 24 hours, we will see rain pushing and we can rain pushing south and we can see nice day on the see that nice day on the pressure . cold pushes pressure. a cold front pushes southwards the uk but high pressure always nearby, meaning those will be on those weather fronts will be on the weak side. if you have staying many, as we end staying dry for many, as we end the but weather the week. but weather fronts always nearby the always nearby eye towards the north through evening time frost and reform across central and fog reform across central and fog reform across central and southern parts of england. elsewhere generally quite cloudy, particularl

this year alone and with britain already considering a humiliating on their gender neutral wards, laurence foxizzical of the fox report. he's straight after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for the fox report. and sunday saw a but sadly typical surge of migrants arrive at the port of. dover, gb news revealed over 400 people made the crossing on the busiest yet of 2023. as we've wearily accustomed to by now, toothless french naval vessels shadowed , french naval vessels shadowed, the small boats, while refusing to intervene or intercept them on their perilous journey across to the uk . with weather to the uk. with weather conditions improving, border force sources now fear the annual number of channel crossings could be white for almost double year, with 80,000 migrants entering . the already migrants entering. the already overwhelmed asylum system. prime minister rishi sunak recently pledged to stop these small boats and this latest influx shows there is no time to waste. laurence fox 83,000 by the end this year. i mean, surely that point that becomes politically unsustainable

the people's channel, where now it's time for laurence fox . time for laurence fox. will be .rison for the will be. world prison for the sentence of his dreams on magazine covers of bearded , magazine covers of bearded, pregnant, restless men , hands pregnant, restless men, hands held in loving, protective grasp of their heavy pregnant bellies , lips locked in tender embrace with a made up man , long blonde with a made up man, long blonde hair cascading down his the world can sometimes feel like a stomach churning, never ending ride. one just wants to get off in these last year. if last years have taught us anything , years have taught us anything, it's that the social fabric is extremely fragile and it doesn't take much to tear it apart. we have also learned that once people start tearing at it, they get an appetite for it and it becomes harder and harder to get them to stop. tear it all down, man teach the kids about their bodies and sex and freedom. give them the pills which turn them into it's 20, 23, man. into girls. it's 20, 23, man. put your dress on. let's go for a dri

this is laurence fox , his show. i'm dawn laurence fox, his show. i'm dawn neesom. blonde. just what we will of that right ? lots of we will of that right? lots of you have been getting in touch with me about my question . do with me about my question. do you believe as many people need food as is claimed ? so let's see food as is claimed? so let's see what you've had to say on this one right. one view. i would give it a name for god's sake. i think it's disgusting that nurses have to go to food banks . says no , . meanwhile, elliot says no, don't. there is obviously some need, but i think it's been exaggerated by politicians and some sections of the press for partisan reasons. the idea that many would starve without food banks when they didn't even exist in the uk as so long ago is absurd . pretty much what is absurd. pretty much what a lot of people are saying think, right? sally says. i'm always puzzled by the amount of people raise their hands horror at raise their hands in horror at having to use food banks. surely they we should be grateful . a they we should

this is laurence fox , his show. i'm dawn laurence fox, his show. i'm dawn neesom. blonde. just what we will of that right ? lots of we will of that right? lots of you have been getting in touch with me about my question . do with me about my question. do you believe as many people need food as is claimed ? so let's see food as is claimed? so let's see what you've had to say on this one right. one view. i would give it a name for god's sake. i think it's disgusting that nurses have to go to food banks . says no , . meanwhile, elliot says no, don't. there is obviously some need, but i think it's been exaggerated by politicians and some sections of the press for partisan reasons. the idea that many would starve without food banks when they didn't even exist in the uk as so long ago is absurd . pretty much what is absurd. pretty much what a lot of people are saying think, right? sally says. i'm always puzzled by the amount of people raise their hands horror at raise their hands in horror at having to use food banks. surely they we should be grateful . a they we should

time now for laurence fox . fox.erhaps the best piece of advice any of us lucky to have had a parent, mentor, lover or friend worth their salt has ever given us is trust your instincts ? us is trust your instincts? instincts. there's wonderful, primal, indecipherable to action or caution which reveals themselves in the simple binaries of yes or no , the binaries of yes or no, the nuance of their language . nuance of their language. untranslatable, lost somewhere between earliest iterations of what mankind's started out as and where we are today. what mankind's started out as and where we are today . we all and where we are today. we all have them and we all have examples of the perils faced when they are ignored and. the perils avoided when they are given worthy attention. billions upon billions. instincts given worthy attention. billions upon billions . instincts often upon billions. instincts often similar character, can dictate the direction and success of a civilisation and in hardship, but also, when ignored or

and i'm laurence fox . we 8:00. and i'm laurence fox.tion packed wild show for you today . coming up as for you today. coming up as a school report concerned parent to social services for the crime of raising questions about gender identity. we'll be discussing whether it's the state's right to get involved . state's right to get involved. these matters at all later on. following on from our discussion yesterday about getting outside for the sake of our own mental health, we'll be talking to psychotherapist j. thomas and all a fan of sedate, calm? all you a fan of sedate, calm? no i mean, yes. no, i'm not. and his new expansion of ulez . or his new expansion of ulez. or perhaps you don't live in london and couldn't care less. well, no traffic policies are spreading

but now it's back to laurence fox . now it's back to laurence fox. hello. it's nice to be back .it's nice to be back. well this strange topsy turvy , well this strange topsy turvy, upside down end of disney world has thrown up a real cracker this week as the media and the regime did their utmost to socially distance the public from gathering to . take a look from gathering to. take a look at an enormous wandering around the room with the words excess deaths written on it. we 51 of 2022. so the number of excess deaths in private homes alone at nearly 40% above the five year average, which you would have thought would have raised a few eyebrows or even be spotted across the front pages of izvestia with the same amount of terrified technicolour horrors dunng terrified technicolour horrors during the dark days of the pandemic might thought pandemic, you might have thought that , but you pandemic, you might have thought that, but you would be wrong for the mainstream media tumbleweed . where's the outrage for these lives ? where are the calls for lives? where are the calls for an inve

laurence fox now takes over . laurence fox now takes over. thank you, nigel .nd good evening, everybody. tonight we are talking excess deaths, crooked coppers and the coronation of . king charles, the coronation of. king charles, the work , the first, whether . hello work, the first, whether. hello there. i'm greg hurst and welcome to our latest broadcast. rain quickly clearing some of the areas the next few hours and then we've got a patchy frost developing tonight but that will lead of sunny spells lead to plenty of sunny spells thursday at the bigger thursday looking at the bigger picture, high pressure still dominates weather this dominates weather pattern this front so far over the next front clear so far over the next few hours then we're looking at a dry day as we head a largely dry day as we head through day on thursday. through the day on thursday. thanks of high thanks to that area of high pressure for the evening time, that rain just clearing the far south and then skies turning starry for. many of us as we head into the early hours, the risk of few

now over to laurence fox . thanks nigel. laurence fox. thanks nigel.king about nadine, obviously, and should the plebs turn off the heating and china ? and we will also be and china? and we will also be talking about five paintings and good work painting off the weather . good good work painting off the weather. good evening, i'm alex deakin. this is your latest update from the met office. the south split continues tonight. clear and frosty for many in the south mile and cloudy further north. so will be some thick fog patches . however, particularly patches. however, particularly in the area of high pressure across parts the south, further north, we've got pressure's just drifting to the north of scotland, but they are bringing westerly breezes, a lot of cloud a bit of drizzle here and there over northern scotland. some light drizzle possible in southern scotland, northwest england. but for most it's dry weather. we've got the clear skies in the south. that's where we are going to see things turning potentially foggy and certainly frosty once certainly

but now it's back to laurence fox . now it's back to laurence fox. hello. it's nice to be back .it's nice to be back. well this strange topsy turvy , well this strange topsy turvy, upside down end of disney world has thrown up a real cracker this week as the media and the regime did their utmost to socially distance the public from gathering to . take a look from gathering to. take a look at an enormous wandering around the room with the words excess deaths written on it. we 51 of 2022. so the number of excess deaths in private homes alone at nearly 40% above the five year average, which you would have thought would have raised a few eyebrows or even be spotted across the front pages of izvestia with the same amount of terrified technicolour horrors dunng terrified technicolour horrors during the dark days of the pandemic might thought pandemic, you might have thought that , but you pandemic, you might have thought that, but you would be wrong for the mainstream media tumbleweed . where's the outrage for these lives ? where are the calls for lives? where are the calls for an inve

evening nigel laurence fox.ight we will be talking about the scottish gender recognition bill jeremy clarkson. alright that. bill jeremy clarkson. alright that . we'll be talking to the that. we'll be talking to the nephew of british—iranian politician ali reza akbari . politician ali reza akbari. hello. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office. cold winds from the met office. cold winds from the arctic of arrive, bringing overnight a widespread snow and ice for some but also clear spells for many. the winds at the moment coming from the north and surpassing, the moment coming from the north and surpassing , well, relatively and surpassing, well, relatively mild seas and as that occurs, they pick up quite a number of showers. those showers affecting those areas exposed to the north winds in northern scotland, northern ireland, north—west in the north wales continue to see snow showers overnight . it's snow showers overnight. it's building up at low levels, but more significant accumulations over the hills, there's

evening nigel laurence fox.ight we will be talking about the scottish gender recognition bill jeremy clarkson. alright that. bill jeremy clarkson. alright that . we'll be talking to the that. we'll be talking to the nephew of british—iranian politician ali reza akbari . politician ali reza akbari. hello. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office. cold winds from the met office. cold winds from the arctic of arrive, bringing overnight a widespread snow and ice for some but also clear spells for many. the winds at the moment coming from the north and surpassing, the moment coming from the north and surpassing , well, relatively and surpassing, well, relatively mild seas and as that occurs, they pick up quite a number of showers. those showers affecting those areas exposed to the north winds in northern scotland, northern ireland, north—west in the north wales continue to see snow showers overnight . it's snow showers overnight. it's building up at low levels, but more significant accumulations over the hills, there's

now it's laurence fox . good it's over to laurence fox. good evening. thank you, nigel. non—binary jesuses. is it the end of the world as we know it and migrant children missing . and migrant children missing. hello a great act you host and welcome to our latest broadcast from the met office. still the risk of some fog and freezing fog patches particularly across southern parts of england. for the next hours, we will see the next 24 hours, we will see rain pushing and we can rain pushing south and we can see nice day on the see that nice day on the pressure . cold pushes pressure. a cold front pushes southwards the uk but high pressure always nearby, meaning those will be on those weather fronts will be on the weak side. if you have staying many, as we end staying dry for many, as we end the but weather the week. but weather fronts always nearby the always nearby eye towards the north through evening time frost and reform across central and fog reform across central and fog reform across central and southern parts of england. elsewhere generally quite cloudy, particularl

laurence fox. hi. thanks, nigel. great show tonight. gone and why kelvin mckenzie and what he thinks about the strikers . but first the weather strikers. but first the weather . good evening i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office temperatures tumbling once more out there at the moment. a hard frost again in the morning. ice is going to be an issue. there could be some fog patches around as well, surrounded by areas of low pressure, one drifting down towards france , spain. this one towards france, spain. this one is drifting down the north, is drifting down to the north, but still bringing few but just still bringing a few showers northern parts of showers across northern parts of scotland and a brisk wind , scotland and a brisk wind, things perhaps icy here, some snow on the hills. the showers are fading further west, but where ever we've showers where ever we've had showers through the things may well through the day, things may well freeze up overnight. and may well turn things icy. so we do have m

and i'm laurence fox . 8:00. and i'm laurence fox.ll be discussing whether the regime is denying us our right to protest or are they just benevolently protecting us from too much disruption ? owing from too much disruption? owing to a constant stream of people falling down in the street, suffering from climate turmoil, stopping from doing their job if not on strike or glueing their faces to the tarmac in order to save the planet from the sun monster whilst wearing hemp socks in crocs. then i'm going to help people stop being afraid . the world and finding their own way of protecting your own little world in a way that may actually improve our collective mental health. and finally, david james bond, stocky, his hand to talk about

all that plus kelvin mackenzie , laurence fox kelvin mackenzie, laurence fox and meghan kelly on down pm. to 11 pm. on. gb news. hi there welcome back to dewbs& co with me michelle dewberry. keeping company until 7:00 tonight alongside the political consultant emma burnell and the former mep and now life peer in the house of lords. baroness jacqueline foster. welcome back everybody . foster. welcome back everybody. we've just been talking about police reform . paul, you make police reform. paul, you make a very good point . you say, i fear very good point. you say, i fear that once the police have all be reformed , there will be even reformed, there will be even more work and wishy washy. then there are now. and linda, you make a really interesting point as well. you say britain is lawless and it's not just women that are not safe. look, rather, rochdale children are also not safe. but to counter that as well, bernard, he's literally just emailed in saying how common all the discussions on all the news programmes. michelle only have a focus about women's safety. it's almost as if you

and i'm laurence fox . tonight we and i'm laurence fox.y party chairman and former chancellor nadhim zahawi has faced calls to be sacked as it has emerged that he reached a £5 million settlement with hmrc . million settlement with hmrc. this time they called nick careless but not deliberate , so

and i'm laurence fox . we 8:00. and i'm laurence fox.show for you today. have an action packed wild show for you today . coming up as for you today. coming up as a school report concerned parent to social services for the crime of raising questions about gender identity. we'll be discussing whether it's the state's right to get involved . state's right to get involved. these matters at all later on. following on from our discussion yesterday about getting outside for the sake of our own mental health, we'll be talking to psychotherapist j. thomas and all a fan of sedate, calm? all you a fan of sedate, calm? no i mean, yes. no, i'm not. and his new expansion of ulez . or his new expansion of ulez. or perhaps you don't live in london and couldn't care less. well, no traffic policies are spreading across the country. and former tory mayoral shaun bailey is a legend this here to give his take. and just to rounded it off if he's not 2022 was the year of cake. think again. the food standards agency chief has compared cake into the office to .

time now for laurence fox . fox.erhaps the best piece of advice any of us lucky to have had a parent, mentor, lover or friend worth their salt has ever given us is trust your instincts ? us is trust your instincts? instincts. there's wonderful, primal, indecipherable to action or caution which reveals themselves in the simple binaries of yes or no , the binaries of yes or no, the nuance of their language . nuance of their language. untranslatable, lost somewhere between earliest iterations of what mankind's started out as and where we are today. what mankind's started out as and where we are today . we all and where we are today. we all have them and we all have examples of the perils faced when they are ignored and. the perils avoided when they are given worthy attention. billions upon billions. instincts given worthy attention. billions upon billions . instincts often upon billions. instincts often similar character, can dictate the direction and success of a civilisation and in hardship, but also, when ignored or

i'm identifying as laurence fox tonight because we can never, ever get there. let me back in the studio. it's friday night, so brace yourselves tonight , so brace yourselves tonight, we'll be discussing how the trust between the police and women an all low. but the met women is an all low. but the met commissioner, sir mark riley, estimating 2 to 3 officers a week, will appear in court, facing charges including sexual violence against women girls. they are busy policing us and not looking within their own ranks , aren't they? right. how ranks, aren't they? right. how did we get here? speaking of law and order , sturgeon yes, her and order, sturgeon yes, her again had a humiliating climbdown after trans prisoner , climbdown after trans prisoner, convicted rapist. i'll up of course that aims tyler bryson has finally been sent to a men's prison . it's since finally prison. it's since finally returning to the people then talking sense matt hancock has kept his pledge to donate a portion of i'm a celebrity fee to charity , all 3% of it to charity, all 3% of it total

i'm identifying as laurence fox tonight because we can never, ever get there. let me back in the studio. it's friday night, so brace yourselves tonight , so brace yourselves tonight, we'll be discussing how the trust between the police and women an all low. but the met women is an all low. but the met commissioner, sir mark riley, estimating 2 to 3 officers a week, will appear in court, facing charges including sexual violence against women girls. they are busy policing us and not looking within their own ranks , aren't they? right. how ranks, aren't they? right. how did we get here? speaking of law and order , sturgeon yes, her and order, sturgeon yes, her again had a humiliating climbdown after trans prisoner , climbdown after trans prisoner, convicted rapist. i'll up of course that aims tyler bryson has finally been sent to a men's prison . it's since finally prison. it's since finally returning to the people then talking sense matt hancock has kept his pledge to donate a portion of i'm a celebrity fee to charity , all 3% of it to charity, all 3% of it total

ten it's 8:00 and i'm laurence fox tonight we're going to take a look at western civilisations collapsesing this? you might the war in ukraine, global supply chains faltering record breaking inflation. now it's because we're not making enough babies . also, the home office babies. also, the home office have admitted that at least 200 children have gone missing from

actually, the newsroom i'm sitting in laurence fox tomorrow. nice thursday, isn't it short week.ort week. see you night at seven. you tomorrow night at seven. hello, i'm alex deakin and this is latest update the is your latest update from the met fairly drab day met office. a fairly drab day out there, lots of cloud , but it out there, lots of cloud, but it is mild. most places dry, is pretty mild. most places dry, but there is some rain around courtesy of this area of low pressure, which is also increasing the winds, particularly tightly packed ice of hours come northwest scotland tonight . but of hours come northwest scotland tonight. but through the day, we've got these weather fronts. the they are bringing the country, they are bringing some light rain, drizzle over some light rain, a drizzle over northern, turning a bit wetter. the afternoon over western parts of scotland and a bit of rain for northern ireland the bulk of england just a few england west that just a few light and there light showers here and there many will just dry many places will just stay dry but predomin

and i'm laurence fox tonight with the discussion around access sets finally not about and i will be lookingssing the taboo subject further then it's burns night and i will be talking to an actual scottish in scotland about burns night life. then it's back to the met, back the news yet again involving another and another and another rotten apple in the barrel the met. commissioner rowley has