lee, reform mp lee anderson. , place you from france today, place you spent quite a bit of time in the migrant camps , a young man migrant camps, a young man tragically stabbed to death in dunkirk . have your experience dunkirk. have your experience over there. i bet you're not surprised that these kind of incidents are kicking off. >> not surprised, martin, to be honest with you, when we was there, i think it was last year, january message coming january 2023, the message coming out loud and clear from the, the local police and local politicians that we were speaking to on the ground is that there's a lot of crime in these camps. >> there's gangs. there's, you know, there's attacks. there's, some sex crimes, unfortunately, the talent that there in calais, where we went. lots of crime there. >> break—ins thefts, etc. >> break—ins thefts, etc. >> and the sad part is , martin, >> and the sad part is, martin, we've got these criminals, these criminal activity in these in these camps, in these migrant camps, and they

lee anderson and lee anderson and tony blair put prescott in there, arguably for the reason that greta tony blair was kind of ish and he appealed kind of posh ish and he appealed to, you know, your sort of hedge fund managers. and yet, john prescott, we're seeing the footage here, the famous footage of him, which really played into that stereotype that he was a thug like, you know, dragged up from streets. he was there from the streets. he was there to offset the blair public school cabinet, which was huge . school cabinet, which was huge. >> well, working class politicians are so noticeable in this country because there are so few of them. and if you look at what's happened in the house of over the last 30, 40 of commons over the last 30, 40 years, the data on mps, the years, from the data on mps, the share of mps from working class backgrounds has collapsed to a historic low. i believe there's only 7% of mps, are from working class backgrounds. meanwhile, the number of mps who belong to the number of mps who belong to the university class, who belong to the more elite university clas

that is, reform uk mp lee anderson . mp lee anderson. >> now, as you just heard. yes. very pleased to say i'm going to be joined by roger spink. now, roger is a politician on the falkland islands , where she will join us islands, where she will join us from live to explain why the argentinian president is desperate to wrestle back the territory brits fought and territory that brits fought and died for. and don't miss a major gb news exclusive that's coming at 10:00. it's this unholy alliance that has been formed between a new environmental group and the pro—palestine mob. we've done the police's for job them here and we'll be welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now coming up, i expose the new radical hard left alliance that could be about to unleash a campaign of political violence. we expose it. will the police do anything about it? but first, the eccentric argentinian president javier milei has promised to set out a so—called diplomatic roadmap for the uk to hand back the falkland islands to the south american nation. well, the uk occupied the islands in 1833 a

lee anderson's real world.m. on up next, on gb news. but coming up next, we've friday night live with we've got friday night live with mark mark, what's mark dolan. mark, what's occurring ? occurring? >> brilliant stuff. thank you lee. well, a very busy friday night live with me, mark dolan, your weekend starts here. and as they block the rwanda plan for they block the rwanda plan for the third time, is this proof that old people shouldn't be allowed to vote? we'll be talking about the house of lords , our attacks on liz truss. sexist. i think they are. i'm disgusted by the sneering commentators attacking our former prime minister as they try to lure back young brits. is the eu behaving like a crazy ex—girlfriend? they just won't take no for an answer, will they? and are the tories sleazier than hugh hefner? plus his renee dubai, the new manchester and is it wrong to speak ill of your exes also , why speak ill of your exes also, why have these supermarket iceland cancel mums again a busy show? see you after the

now it's back to lee anderson's real . anderson's real.orld. >> welcome to the anderson's real world. i'm lee anderson, the reform uk mp for ashfield. and tonight i'm delighted to be joined by andrew gimson, who is a political biographer and journalist. and our left in the corner housewives favourite. my mother's favourite , matthew laws mother's favourite, matthew laws is back on the show for about the 20th time. he must need the money. now we're going to talk about sir keir starmer tonight. there has been an outbreak of patriotic ism within the labour party just this week. earlier this week, he reminded some of his mps that they got to fly the flag of saint george. he's, he's he's big in the country up. he's waving the flag. i think next matthew, he's going to be slaying a dragon somewhere into what do you think is it is it another bandwagon that secure is jumping on.7 >> well, i was about to tell you about my great performance age ten, slaying the dragon in the school play. saint george. but no, i don't think. i mean, i think the labour

, _ when the former deputy chairman, lee anderson, who has been suspended as a tory— anderson, who has of the tory— poulter is very much in the centre of the tory party. he feels rishi suhak's— of the tory party. he feels rishi sunak's party is not delivering for the country and he's going tojoin sir keir— the country and he's going tojoin sir keir starmer. and it is a big coup— sir keir starmer. and it is a big coup for— sir keir starmer. and it is a big coup for labour, no doubt about that _ plenty more reaction on that defection later on in the programme. donald trump says he's ready to debatejoe biden — anytime, anywhere, any place — after mr biden gave his clearest committment yet to take on the former president in a televised debate. joe biden had previously said it would depend on donald trump's behaviour. courtney bembridge has more from the newsroom. well, he's been asked many times, but president biden has been tight lipped about a presidential debate until now. i don't know if you're going to debate your opponent. i am somewhere. i don't know when, i'm happy to debate him. d

lee anderson takes boat crisis? lee anderson takes david cameron to task. he's up shortly.p next, tory mp james sunderland goes head to head with former labour minister bill rammell on whether or not rishi sunak is actually played. a bit of a blinder here over defence. has he torpedoed keir starmer on that crucial election issue of defence spending? this issue of defence spending? this is patrick christys tonight. we're only on gb news. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. only on gb news now. still to come. lee anderson hits back at foreign secretary david cameron, who insists that leaving the echr would not help stop the small boats crisis . but stop the small boats crisis. but first, has sunak beaten starmer on that crucial election issue of defence spending? it's time for tonight's head to head . so for tonight's head to head. so rishi sunak this week announced bold plans to increase britain's defence spending by £75 billion over the next six years, bringing britain's annual defence budget up to £87 billion by 2030. this will make us comfortably the biggest spender

although lee anderson tat.t tweeted supporting, supporting nick fletcher, but clearly this is a breakdown in discipline. >> it certainly is, i mean, what he should be saying is saying is, as a tory mp, is that the best result for ashfield would best result for ashfield would be a conservative member of parliament, so he's certainly breaching what? breaching the rules of his own party. vie, by saying things like this. i mean, i think you may be right that discipline is breaking down all over the conservative party and the last thing that rishi sunak wants yet another wants is yet another by—election, which is almost certain to lose. but certainly if they stick to the rules , nick if they stick to the rules, nick fletcher is in real trouble. >> very odd behaviour, very odd behaviour. we're going to have to leave it there, nigel, because we're heading to hartlepool. but to speak to hartlepool. but good to speak to you. is course , you. nigel nelson is of course, our senior political commentator. >> no really? real

reform uk mp lee anderson joins me live shortly.clusive for us, and it involves a blackmailing plot. so you won't want to miss that. but now is rishi sunak the worst prime minister we've ever had?ifs worst prime minister we've ever had? it's time for the head to head. prime minister rishi sunak was fielding questions from the members of the public this morning during a cringeworthy lbc interview in which he made this soul searching admission . this soul searching admission. >> all the areas that i've set out, you know, when it comes to the nhs, that's the place where we've not made as much progress as i would have liked. >> you've made no progress. >> and you've made no progress. >> and you've made no progress. >> the list >> yeah, no, the waiting list today is higher it was when today is higher than it was when i office. i took office. >> we're on >> so while we're on the subject of prime minister's biggest of the prime minister's biggest failures, don't just failures, why don't i just rattle few more? okay, so rattle off a few mor

i'm joined now by reform uk mp lee anderson.on potential benefits cheats ? cheats? >> well, there's always exceptions to that. well, i say no . to start off with patrick. no. to start off with patrick. there's always exceptions to the rule . rule. >> i mean, if they're snooping on angela rayner's bank account over the past ten years, they might have known where she actually but seriously, might have known where she actually make but seriously, might have known where she actually make enough ously, might have known where she actually make enough stakes in, the dup make enough stakes in, cock ups of their own, and then they say they need to snoop on people's bank accounts. i'm sorry . get your own house in sorry. get your own house in order. benefit fraud should not be being committed. they have the tools in place to sort this out. i think this, you know, when you consider patrick, that, you there's millions and you know, there's millions and millions of people in this country not just country on benefits, not just working age peo

excellent and lee anderson.resting guests, she said it's to good see politicians and gain their insight into things. politicians and gain their insight into things . nigel insight into things. nigel farage can speak for himself, but i think that he might even describe himself as an ex—politician. i'm sure he will reveal his thoughts on his programme, when it comes to the council selling their assets , as council selling their assets, as les says michel, council should stop wasting our taxes on net zero wokery and high flying salaries and gold plated pensions , and then maybe they pensions, and then maybe they might not need to sell off the family silver. when it comes to, angela rayner talking about, rishi sunaks height in pmqs, jamie says go on, angela, you've absolutely destroyed the tories. frank says sunak is vertically challenged , so it's a great challenged, so it's a great crack by her. simon says people are just so rude in society these days. our politicians should be setting an example, the right's exam

but last month, lee anderson walked away from the tories tojoin the reform party.ons create noise and disruption because they are so rare. so it's a damaging departure for the conservatives when polls suggest voters are deserting, too. just days from council elections for millions, another political accident that rishi sunak can ill afford. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. and viewers in the uk can see the full interview with dan poulter on sunday with laura kuenssberg at 9 o'clock this morning, on bbc one. and in scotland, it will be a difficult week for first minister humza yousaf. he faces a confidence vote following his decision to end the snp's power—sharing agreement with the greens. humza yousaf has reached out to opposition leaders to find common ground but a source close to him has denied any electoral pact with the alba party. 0ur scotland editor james cook has more. these are difficult days for humza yousaf, facing an uncertain out as he tries to shore up support for his minority government. that is because he decided to end a power—sharing deal with the scot

just last month lee anderson, former deputy chair of the party, was suspended and then went to join reformrney is indicative of some of the anger and disillusionment there is on the right of the party. what dan poulter�*s move suggests or represents is concern within the centre of the tory party about the direction it is heading in. how do you think the tories are going to be able to manage this? they will hope to move on very quickly and it is going to be difficult. but quickly, i think, our attention will be shifting to the local elections later next week and the results coming in friday and saturday. that i think will be a very big moment and there is speculation around that that could potentially uncork a wider rebellion among tory mps against rishi sunak. i'm not quite sure myself but the numbers are there for that to happen. this is a political punctuation mark, this sort of defection, that often symbolises a moment. i think this is how it will be seen. and viewers in the uk can can see the full interview with dan poulter on �*sunday with laura kuenssberg' at nine o'clock on sunday m

. >> mason, watching >> mason, thanks for watching lee anderson's and lee anderson's real world and aliant tonight. but brilliant guests tonight. but coming we've got the coming up next, we've got the brilliant dolan friday brilliant mark dolan on friday night . night live. >> gm- night live. >> lee. well, the >> thank you. lee. well, the weekend here in my friday weekend starts here in my friday feeling monologue. i'll be explaining why labour are wrong about literally everything . about literally everything. wrong on trans madness, wrong on brexit, wrong on corbyn, wrong on lockdowns. you name it. i will be dealing with sir fail starmer in no uncertain terms. plus as the woke navy employ sailors who can't swim , we'll sailors who can't swim, we'll diversity bring down the west as we know it. you won't believe this story. the royal navy are now hiring sailors who can't swim. so if the boat goes under, we're all doomed. welcome to hell. also, liz truss releases an autobiography with some shocking revelations, including some serious gossip about one bons some serious gossip about one b

but last month, lee anderson walked away from the tories tojoin the reform party.tions for millions, another political accident that rishi sunak can ill afford. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. let's turn to some important news around the world... russianjournalist konstantin gabov has been arrested on charges of "extremism". he's accused of preparing material for a youtube channel once run by the late opposition leader alexei navalny. aides and allies continue to run that channel after navalny died in a russian prison back in february. yulia navalny blames president putin for her husband's death. twenty soldiers in cambodia were killed in an ammunition explosion at a military base in the southern part of the country on saturday. several others were hurt and a number of buildings and vehicles were also destroyed or damaged. it's currently unclear what led to the explosion. a british man has been seriously injured after he was attacked by a shark in the caribbean. peter smith was attacked off the north coast of tobago. officials on the island say the 64—year—old is stabl

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one of them even almost sound like lee anderson. he said, brilliant. we'll get our country back.ecome a country obsessed with grievance. do you think or do you hope chris hope, that humza yousaf go might spell an end to this obsession with identity politics, with what people may call woke politics? get back to what people care about crime. the nhs , schools, real politics. the nhs, schools, real politics. and that's what. >> rishi sunak. the prime minister has been saying should happen. now. the snp should go back to what matters . the bread back to what matters. the bread and butter issues, the issues which are devolved to the administration on crime, health, education and the schools system is failing children up in scotland compared to england, where it's where it's advanced. it was the other way around 20 years ago or so i think. yeah, i think there's a feeling that the cast report that came out was showed up. this issue of trans children and the way they're treated by the nhs for what it was . and i think that many felt was. and i think that many felt that the greens, greens

lee anderson can also present programmes in the run up to the campaign alongside jacob rees—mogg. your idea of impartiality? well, i wonder, nick robinson , well, i wonder, nick robinson, how impartial are you? i mean, you were a member, weren't you, of the conservative party in years gone by? i mean you very recently , very recently said in recently, very recently said in an interview with lord cameron, almost a programme you said, but when israel attacks and murders tens of thousands of innocent palestinians, and i could go back over the years and i could accuse you time and again of allowing your opinion to be expressed on the bbc. i don't think you're impartial either. i don't think any human being that works in news or current affairs is impartial. we all have our own personal opinion, but that's not the point. but have a look at what adam boulton said a few months ago. he of sky news, for over three decades. >> i think there is a delicate and important broadcast ecology in this country. i think , you in this country. i think, you know, gb news is trying to bust that ecology

uk mp lee anderson gives his irrepressible takes.istys tonight at >> have a think about these numbers. one in every 52 children in blackpool is in care. one in every 63 children in hartlepool is in care. one in every 278 is in care in hertfordshire , and one in every hertfordshire, and one in every 256 in buckinghamshire is in care. so we have a massive north—south divide in terms of the number of children going into care . the fact that in into care. the fact that in blackpool it's around about 2. clearly it's very, very alarming. now i'll be the first to say this is not a subject about which i know very much, but i'm keen to find out what is happening in the north of england is this a direct result of increased poverty or does it reflect a bigger, scarier societal breakdown? we're joining me first is professor kate pickett , academic director kate pickett, academic director of the of health equality north, kate, i can scarcely believe these numbers. what is going on? >> well, i'm glad you're shocked. and thanks for having me on. an

because actually you've got you have now got lee anderson who told in an interview with a national newspaperpeople didn't like going on the bibby stockholm bob, but they could eff off. that wasn't a recording. well, he said it in sympathy with lee on the. you might have, but but if you have people in senior positions and at time he was deputy at the time he was deputy chairman of the conservative party, got hester , who's party, you've got hester, who's donated millions to the conservative who , you conservative party, who, you know, said appalling, repugnant, appalling things about diana. but it took 48 hours for the government, the prime minister, to say that's racist and misogynist. well, i mean , and misogynist. well, i mean, and you had ministers going on the television and the radio going. >> i mean, we have digressed. i'm glad we've digressed. >> i know, but you can't digress too much. >> i mean, basically, no, no, no, is that these no, the problem is that these marches in our city, people are terrified come into town. and terrified to come into town. and the police, i'm sorry, but th

. >> a like lee anderson >> sound a bit like lee anderson there, i want country back. >> is that what that what giving us? >> said something to proud of >> said something to be proud of rather banging on about rather than, banging on about the around a flag the sentimentality around a flag that most people ultimately don't like? that most people ultimately dor hold like? that most people ultimately dor hold iite? that most people ultimately dor hold |it seems to work >> hold on. it seems to work quite well in scotland, alby, doesn't what's with doesn't it? what's wrong with the there's the english flag? there's absolutely wrong absolutely nothing wrong with the and i think it's actually >> and i think it's actually quite refreshing to hear a labour talk about labour politician talk about patriotism and talk about the flag in a positive way, and the reason is writing in the reason he is writing in the telegraph is because knows telegraph is because he knows there of disaffected there are lots of disaffected tory voters out there that are looking another party to looking for another par

lee anderson's got an exclusive he reveals, exclusive for us.ctually, exactly how people tried blackmail him, which tried to blackmail him, which he's spoken before. he's never spoken about before. bulgarians the centre of an bulgarians at the centre of an £11 billion benefits fraud scandal our head to head scandal and our head to head tonight rishi sunak the worst tonight is rishi sunak the worst prime ever? jacob prime minister ever? jacob >> oh, you can't possibly say that. >> e- e great man e— e great man and we'll be >> he's a great man and we'll be supporting him loyally in the run general run up to the general election. it's a that lee has left it's a pity that lee has left us. i'm sorry that he's been blackmailed. that will be an always exciting program . i will always exciting program. i will be back tomorrow at 8:00. i am jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation and you're about to get the weather. and i know that somerset, god's own know that in somerset, god's own county, absolutely county, it will be absolutely glorious bl

the reform mp lee anderson gives his damning verdict.istys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. i >> -- >> well, -_ >> well, we were debating the echr. the convention on human rights. and anthony says the supreme court said that information from the un leads them to believe that rwanda is an country . as the un an unsafe country. as the un sends people to rwanda. did sends people to rwanda. why did the not accept that this the court not accept that this indicated safe? well, indicated rwanda is safe? well, that's point . and that's a brilliant point. and david, if the echr is the ultimate arbiter in human rights, are we to assume that the majority of the world doesn't sign up to it? is a cesspit rights abuses. cesspit of human rights abuses. it's good question , is it's a very good question, is the electric car revolution running of battery before running out of battery before it's even begun? figures out today show that the sales of electric cars are falling behind the wider market. are we surprised? electric cars are expensive, have limited range , ex

lee anderson, who makes a few slightly off colour remarks a political remarks about a political opponentts to whip removed and then defects to another would another party. i mean, i would have this sort have thought this sort of behaviour something which behaviour is something which is definitely unconscionable. behaviour is something which is defia tely unconscionable. behaviour is something which is defia lawyer, onscionable. behaviour is something which is defia lawyer, but:ionable. behaviour is something which is defia lawyer, but i)nable. behaviour is something which is defia lawyer, but i would assume not a lawyer, but i would assume his behaviour is illegal. the whip have been suspended his behaviour is illegal. the whijremoved 1ave been suspended his behaviour is illegal. the whijremoved immediately. pended and removed immediately. >> whelan yeah, i >> ella whelan yeah, i mean, i think that there's like mark says, you know , as an mp going says, you know, as an mp going on dating apps, whatever, sharing nude pictures of yourself. pretty stupid to put it lightly, but you know, as

the reform mp lee anderson gives his damning verdict.istys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. i >> -- >> well, -_ >> well, we were debating the echr. the convention on human rights. and anthony says the supreme court said that information from the un leads them to believe that rwanda is an country . as the un an unsafe country. as the un sends people to rwanda. did sends people to rwanda. why did the not accept that this the court not accept that this indicated safe? well, indicated rwanda is safe? well, that's point . and that's a brilliant point. and david, if the echr is the ultimate arbiter in human rights, are we to assume that the majority of the world doesn't sign up to it? is a cesspit rights abuses. cesspit of human rights abuses. it's good question , is it's a very good question, is the electric car revolution running of battery before running out of battery before it's even begun? figures out today show that the sales of electric cars are falling behind the wider market. are we surprised? electric cars are expensive, have limited range , ex

they see people like nigel farage on the channel lee anderson, a former tory mp, now reform mp, jacobw, about five, about nine hours a week by those three out of 125 hours a week. and they think that means we are a tory tv station. we're not. we're a swing station . we are we're a swing station. we are the station, i think, where people are moving towards where labouris people are moving towards where labour is going, who is heading the polls. i think back in 2019 it might have been a different poll. we'd see more tory support , but i think it shows. i think that we are. i think we've got our finger on the pulse of what britain thinks about how these parties are doing. i think, you know, i think that's why more and more people are turning to us in big numbers. >> and i think actually this underlines a, a, an electoral promiscuity because a lot of the people that voted for the conservative party last time actually have voted for the labour party for generations. we saw the huge swing in the red wall and they said at the time, we're lending our votes to the conservative party. and now i

the reform mp lee anderson gives his damning verdict.atrick christys tonight, i >> -- >> my first hm >> my first ever time celebrity hairdresser in the mid 1990s. i think it was with reference to lady diana. i thought, what on earth is a celebrity hairdresser? but he's here in the studio with me and his nicky clark. nicky, welcome. cheers to talking your talking pints. now your background , old kent road, background, old kent road, elephant and castle. yeah, yeah . elephant and castle. yeah, yeah. big family. yeah. i mean, my not a lot of money. yeah >> no, not not a lot of money. but actually you don't really. no, no any different. you know the fact is when i say to people we had no bathroom and you'd go to the public baths and, you know, i just think, oh my god, what is that all about? i mean, but actually we didn't see it like at all. i mean, it was like that at all. i mean, it was just it a great place to just it was a great place to real sense of community. mean, just it was a great place to real swere,)f community. mean, just it wa

. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world.ight we're going to discuss scotland's new controversial hate crime law. and joining me for the debate is sam fowles is a barrister and columnist and former labour minister bill rammell. columnist and former labour minister bill rammell . bill, i'm minister bill rammell. bill, i'm going to come to you first because you're quite strong on this subject, this this new legislation scotland. it it legislation in scotland. it it makes it illegal to stir up hatred . i thought that was hatred. i thought that was already illegal anyway, in the united kingdom. but is this a step too far.7 are the lunatics taken over the asylum? >> well, i think the act is an abomination. you know, you can seek tackle extremism as as seek to tackle extremism as as we through prevent. as long seek to tackle extremism as as weyouthrough prevent. as long seek to tackle extremism as as weyou draw;h prevent. as long seek to tackle extremism as as weyou draw the revent. as long seek to tackle extremism as as weyou draw

but up it's time for lee but up next, it's time for lee anderson.utube. or why not download the gb news app? it's completely free. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. storm kathleen is on the way for this weekend. we'll turn and seasonably windy, but it's also going turn unseasonably also going to turn unseasonably warm as well. here's storm kathleen developing to the southwest of the uk. that's approaching through the next few hours some rain to more hours to bring some rain to more southwestern areas through the next that rain will next few hours. that rain will turn quite heavy as it moves into parts of northern ireland, and scotland south, and scotland further south, though, progresses though, as the night progresses it that much drier. it will turn that much drier. but winds will really start but the winds will really start to the early to pick up through the early hours saturday, particularly hours of saturday, particularly across here ac

this may be become more and more and more, hot, but lee anderson, for example, okay, lee anderson isp. he took a journey from labour to the conservatives, then to the reform party . how many people reform party. how many people out in the country have followed that same journey, or seem like they may well be on that same journey? i think there's quite a large section of society . large section of society. >> i don't have a number for the triple jump. that's an interesting one. but i do have, a number just working out a number of just working out this for every 100 this morning for every 100 voters supporters all voters who of supporters of all parties in 2019, eight are actually conservative voters who have moved to reform, so that's 8% of the entire population is a conservative to reform switcher and no doubt, many of those are likely, anderson, and perhaps started off with, with labour and came to the conservatives under boris johnson to get brexit done, so, i mean , those brexit done, so, i mean, those are i'd say that's probably the protest vote. people who are worried that the c

probably shouldn't be there , it probably shouldn't be there, although remember when we were watching lee anderson a flag right in front of his face? so that wasn't an eu flag? >> no, that was a british flag. >> no, that was a british flag. >> that was our flag. >> that was our flag. >> perhaps a larger pr blunder, but it's always flags, isn't it? it is always, always flags. it's always flags. >> flags. frogs and englishmen . >> flags. frogs and englishmen. >> flags. frogs and englishmen. >> yeah. the nhs with its 40 gender flags, you know. >> well, there you go, next we'll be getting an update after the former dup leader, jeffrey donaldson appeared in court accused of a number of historical sex offence charges. you're watching. good afternoon, britain on . gb news. good afternoon. britain. it's 2:22. now. the former dup leader, sir jeffrey donaldson, arrived at newry magistrates court this morning. accused of a number of historical sex offence charges, including one count of rape. >> yes. he has now been released on continuing bail after a rather brief court appearance. joining us now for the lat

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everybody from the kind of chipping norton set and david cameron right the way through to obviously lee anderson'sy conservative. and he obviously feels he doesn't feel comfortable in the party and pity comfortable in the party and pity party. yeah, absolutely. and you may well find that when we're in government that you have, that it becomes more difficult . it tends to be that difficult. it tends to be that parties are on the run up to an election kind of paper. you can paper over some of those cracks, but we've seen a lot of the left i >> -- >> the reason why the tories are in so much trouble is that they are like liberals now. they aren't real conservative, he thinks they're not liberal enoughis thinks they're not liberal enough is total rubbish. because, you know, that's why conservatives are now longer wanting to vote conservatives. they aren't conservatives. >> well listen well listen. wishy washing . let's find out. wishy washing. let's find out. this show is nothing without you and your views. so let's welcome some of our great british voices onto the show. their opportunity to be on. tel

guys, today i've got lee anderson in the studio. on that. plus we'll speak to an investigative journalist who spent a lot of time in the calais jungle in light of the fact a man has been stabbed to death in dunkirk today. this is just the tip of the iceberg. we do not want these people coming over the channel. plus 4:00 with johnny mercer, the veterans minister, be facing jail. all of that to come on my show three till six. but first, it's time for your latest weather forecast . latest weather forecast. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. well, further persistent rain is to come for northeastern areas, but further south has turned much drier through the day. but in the southwest we'll see the next batch of rain arrive through this evening and overnight. that's as this weather front arrives southwest. arrives from the southwest. but this front up to the this weather front up to the northeast. what's been northeast. that'

so a of particularly so a lot of reform, particularly after anderson defected. after lee anderson defectednservatives, i think also the conservatives, are going to be very wary of losing votes and they're losing those votes and they're going to reform. going to want to kick reform. you political are you know, political parties are tribal . and so when you tribal things. and so when you have a new rival emerging, you're not thinking , how do we you're not thinking, how do we do a pact and how do we buy them out? you're thinking how do we kick them? and do do we kick them? and how do do we defeat and i think really, kick them? and how do do we defea'going and i think really, kick them? and how do do we defea'going to lnd i think really, kick them? and how do do we defea'going to be i think really, kick them? and how do do we defea'going to be seeing really, we're going to be seeing that on both the divide both sides of the divide between reform party. >> e“ y the labour party >> and, john, the labour party would normally be rubbing their hands watching hands on the sidelines watching reform

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