that's lee anderson there. reform and norman, i'm, i like lee anderson, but i don't i think he's being wilfully, misleading about some of those things there because all well and good saying. well, businesses who employ less than five people. yeah. fine. but there is a world of difference between your overtly small business and a company the size of tesco's. and as it stands under reform, they would all end up paying a 20% national insurance for foreign workers, which would be very damaging. >> look, i mean, there are two other aspects to this. one is that, if it were implemented, you would end up with companies trying to make people redundant in to order go below that particular level, which would actually be very unfair. you'd end up with a major problem, including people suing for unfair dismissal. i suspect, the second issue is there are a lot of industries, including the care sector, where there aren't british workers. i mean, we perhaps it should be. well, there aren't apparently. >> apparently they are. o

so joining me to shine a light is lee anderson mp. favourite holiday destination for many british families for over 100 years, but also an area thatis over 100 years, but also an area that is reportedly more recently also been the home to many asylum seekers . he videoed what asylum seekers. he videoed what he saw. take a look. have a listen . listen. >> i actually a member of parliament for ashfield reform, member of parliament ashlee good in blackpool campaigning. i want to take you down this alley . to take you down this alley. now, bear in mind this street here would have probably been 50 or 60 years ago, probably full of, you know, traditional british families who would probably be kids would be playing in this alley. there would be washing strung from house to house, would have been clean, you know, sort of poor housing. but people, very working class people, very respectful of the area that live in now, this area has been flooded with migrants living in, houses of multiple occupancy . houses of multiple occupancy. just look at t

, lee anderson.k mp, lee anderson. thank you very, very much. coming up as the pro—palestinian mob demand a meeting with the metropolitan police chief over intimidation . anti—arab are they intimidation. anti—arab are they taking the mickey by trying to play taking the mickey by trying to play the victim ? i pick the mob play the victim? i pick the mob apart at ten plus. big interview this robert jenrick. apart at ten plus. big interview this robert jenrick . the former this robert jenrick. the former immigration minister has demanded the prime minister stand firm on a graduate visa crackdown to help kerb sky high illegal migration. >> just urge the prime minister to act and to begin to rebuild some of the lost trust and confidence of the public. >> well, he won't be happy with the development that happened in the development that happened in the last couple of hours. i'll tell you why. but next, as it comes in for praise from the austrian chancellor, will the uk's pioneering rwanda plan inspire othe

he's really a close to the area and i don't know whether any of you saw it, but, lee anderson did postnd then shortly after he posted it, somebody cleaned it up. but that is obviously under tory rule. but we're joined now by political correspondent olivia utley olivia . okay. so all of this olivia. okay. so all of this disaster for the tories do you think this spells the end for rishi sunak? and are they likely now to try and change leader. >> well, i think the next few hours and days will be really, really crucial and we will find out more about the state of the conservative party. it is looking like the conservative party is going to suffer catastrophic losses in the region of about 500 seats. now, if that is the case, then morale will be very low indeed on the conservative benches and we could start to see those letters of no confidence in rishi sunak start to flood in when, if that happens, we'll be in a situation where we could be looking at a possible no confidence vote. people i've spoken to think that rishi sunak would almost definitely win that no confidence vote, but if it go

that is, lee anderson. there is the reform uk mp and always always a good sport. okay. look coming up as wes streeting cops it for the diane abbott debacle. do you feel comfortable about what's happened here with diane abbott? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> not particularly. i think this has gone on for a very long time. but could this become a major issue for the labour party ? >> my panel 7 >> my panel are ? >> my panel are going to talk about that at ten. what on earth does keir starmer do here? does he risk alienating the left? does he risk saying that he's not a changed labour party? i want to know whether or not diane abbott did actually complete that anti—semitism awareness course. it makes it sound like she was caught speeding, doesn't it? but next, mr streeting also said that he's the man to save britain's crumbling nhs. do you believe him ? and, well, it's especially him? and, well, it's especially important because we are about to see junior doctors strikes and medic strikes right in the run up to the general election . run up to the general election. some wou

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that's lee anderson there. look coming up.send shivers down your spine about the chronic overcrowding in prisons and some of the monsters were letting out. but next, it's time teachers stop telling nine year olds about sex. why don't they leave our kids alone? and can i also just say, do you not think it's a little bit weird that so many people in the education sector seem absolutely desperate to talk to kids about sex? this is patrick christys tonight we are only on gb news and right now is your weather with alex deakin. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. sunny spells for many tomorrow, but there will be some heavy showers across the south yet again. northern scotland may well see the highest temperatures low pressure dominating down to the southwest, and this weather fronts provided a thicker zone of cloud across central areas that rain from that weather front, though, is tending to

well, that's the view of lee anderson . but he's lee anderson.a speech by labour mp sam tarry , who's actually mp sam tarry, who's actually said that we should be giving visas out to the people of gaza. a fiery debate is on the way. stay tuned. >> for that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. who's >> hi there. welcome to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. low pressure remains close to the uk for the next 24 hours and beyond that means further showers at times, but it's not going to be a complete washout. there will be some drier and sunnier interludes. some places will avoid the showers for long penods avoid the showers for long periods of time. that low pressure is sitting to the southwest. that's where we'll continue to see showers feeding into cornwall and devon overnight, but otherwise drying up nicely across northern ireland, wales into the midlands, southern england staying largely dry in the far northeast of scotland in between areas of cloud . some outbreaks areas of cloud. some outbreak

lee anderson and off they go. lee anderson can quite, quite a controversial member of parliament.ebate going on about obesity. and he got up and said, well, the problem is that people don't know how to cook anymore. well, it was stopped in school. but he's right, isn't he? i mean, when you see, when you see young people, young obese people, you know, have they been taught anything at school about nutrition? no. have they been taught anything about how to cook? >> and we live in a obesogenic, areas, environments where you can't you can't buy fresh fruit and vegetables. they're all at a premium price , whereas chicken premium price, whereas chicken in a box is really cheap. so you know, everything works against people living a healthy, holistic lifestyle. >> cooking at home can be cheap. >> cooking at home can be cheap. >> cooking at home can be cheap. >> cooking at home by selectively . selectively. >> if you know what you're doing, you can. >> no one is taught anymore. no one's taught. yes. and if you're not lucky in how you were raised and taught by your mom and your dad, then yo

lee anderson is up next. but nanites from me . is up next.n gb news . news. news. news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. the warm weather will continue into the weekend for many. another cracking day tomorrow if you like. it's sunny, but we are in for a change by sunday in the west where we could well see some thunder storms. in the east it's mist and low cloud that's just dribbling back in from the nonh just dribbling back in from the north sea, turning things fairly murky for the start of the weekend across eastern england. but elsewhere, long clear spells decent night for spotting the aurora. there is a chance across the northern half of the uk. not too chilly either. temperatures mostly holding up in double digits, certainly in towns and cities , and a fine sunny start cities, and a fine sunny start to come on saturday. the main exception will be lincolnshire, down through to cambridgeshire. the london area may well start a bit murky, but by mid to late morning that mist and low c

. _ defections aside, let's put it broadly, we had lee anderson on politics _ broadly, we had lee anderson. — reform? he sort of thought for a moment, and he said, "yeah, that was a bit of— moment, and he said, "yeah, that was a bit of surprise, but labour are welcome — a bit of surprise, but labour are welcome to her." 0h! a bit of surprise, but labour are welcome to her."— a bit of surprise, but labour are welcome to her." . ., welcome to her." oh! ouch! peace and harmony across — welcome to her." oh! ouch! peace and harmony across the _ welcome to her." oh! ouch! peace and harmony across the board. _ welcome to her." oh! ouch! peace and harmony across the board. i _ harmony across the board. i think it's harmony across the board. i think it's another— harmony across the board. i think it's another very— harmony across the board. i think it's another very embarrassing i it's another very embarrassing moment— it's another very embarrassing moment for— it's another very embarrassing moment for rishi _ it's another very embarrassing moment for rishi sunak. i it's another very embarrassing m

>> i wished i'd backed down the pit on a 12 hour shift. >> lee anderson there, thank you very, very muchs lee very, very much. so i'll see you in a bit. that is lee anderson, the reform mp for ashfield. right. coming up, can you guess what happens next in this clip. okay. all right. now look coming up at 10 pm. i am very concerned about whether or not extremism, extreme views and other forms of quite radical ideology has infiltrated loads of different sectors of our core institutions. and i've done a little round up for you that's coming your way in a few minutes. but next they will be stacking shelves in their local supermarkets . if it wasn't for supermarkets. if it wasn't for her, but the stars of harry potter still want to pick a fight with jk rowling. women's rights activist kelly j. keane will join me to tee off on all right. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. as the cast review proved, authorjk cast review proved, author jk rowling has been right on. well, pretty much everything. when it comes to the gender ideology debate. however, the previously unknown actors who she tur

reform uk currently only has one mp — lee anderson, the former conservative deputy chairman.our special correspondent lucy manning. nigel paul farage. seven times, nigel farage has stood for parliament, seven times he's failed. there will be no eighth attempt as he also says he wants to do his bit for the upcoming us election. well, to be clear, there will be some people very disappointed i'm not standing, but i am campaigning. and, you know, the problem is, 6 weeks is such a short period of time to fight a parliamentary constituency and promote the cause around the country. and, you know, i think rishi sunak has wrong footed a lot of people, myself included. at today's reform uk lunch in london, the elephant in the room was the man who wasn't in the room. i'm absolutely delighted, during this election campaign, that my good friend nigel farage will be helping out significantly in campaigning to drive home the message of reform uk and how we can save britain. the party's pitch was changed and stopping immigration. whether you vote tory or whether you vote labour, you will get

the former tory lee anderson, who's reform's only mp, says it was a strong showing from his party.re a small party. we are pulling around 15%~ — we are a small party. we are pulling around 15%. going up and up. the tory— around 15%. going up and up. the tory party— around 15%. going up and up. the tory party is — around 15%. going up and up. the tory party is going down. come the general— tory party is going down. come the general election, this party is going — general election, this party is going to _ general election, this party is going to win seats. vote for reform. the liberal democrats have made modest gains so far — remaining in control of four local authorities they were defending. the party's deputy leader, daisy cooper, told bbc breakfast that many people have been voting tactically. we have seen that in the four stunning by—election wins we have had in this parliament as well, where again a number of labour voters decided to vote for our liberal democrat candidates, and so our message really is if you want to get rid of this conservative in 80 seats, voting for the lib

lee. >> welcome to the andersons real world. my name is lee anderson. the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield and today we've got chloe dobbs. this is a third time on the show. third time lucky, third time lucky. and the legend that is sir vince cable, former leader of the liberal democrats. he's back on for about the seventh or eighth time. he is a glutton for punishment. but earlier this week, sir jacob rees—mogg, the right honourable sir jacob rees—mogg, suggested sirjacob rees—mogg, suggested that the reform party and the conservative party could sort of come together pre—election chloe and form some sort of alliance in order to, you know, return a conservative stroke reform type of government. what do you think is that is that wishful thinking? is it desperate or should the electorate judge the conservative government on their record? >> i think that the public should judge the conservative government on their record. and of course , it's in the of course, it's in the conservatives interest to make a pact with reform because they're absolut

and if you know lee anderson you know the area i'm talking about.to remain so and the kind of bowling figures we're seeing at the moment, yet certain other parts of now really risk and bosworth where he was today, this being a very strong liberal democrat presence, they controlled the borough council there for years. controlled the borough council there foryears. it controlled the borough council there for years. it was split between the conservatives and liberal democrats, but north—west leicestershire as well, the current mp voted in as a conservative, he may stand as an independent again, i believe he is. he's campaigning and ready to go, that seat is one, it used to be fairly confidently conservative over the years, could change. so fairly confidently conservative over the years, could change.— the years, could change. so some very competitive _ the years, could change. so some very competitive seats, _ the years, could change. so some very competitive seats, and - the years, could change. so some very competitive seats, and there | very competi

now they have, of course, lee anderson, a reform mp.ctate what might happen in those smaller local authorities where often people feel disassociated with the main parties and disassociated with politics. >> very interesting indeed. will please do bring us any updates as you as you get them, just very quickly. what do we know about clare ward, the labour candidate? we get to hear whether she's won or not, but it looks very likely , i'm just looks very likely, i'm just having a look at her, her twitter lots about creating jobs, lots about apprenticeships and new roads and transport and all this. she's thanking support from the trade unions to . from the trade unions to. >> yes. well, clare ward has a long history in politics. going back more than 20 years. she held a place in tony blair's government. and, sorry, it's just gone a little bit quiet here as well. so held a place in tony blair's government as the mp for watford. and then she took some time out. right now what she's been doing is she's been working as the chair of the local hos

we've seen lee anderson go. of course, this is this now makes it three. three's a crowd.e be more. >> well already the conservative majority since the last general election has nearly halved. astonishingly, there were 80. the conservative majority of 80. now it's more like 40. will any more defect to labour? well, this one came as such a shock. it sort of impossible to predict what comes next. but keir starmer has said that he's having conversations with all sorts of people. he was asked earlier today whether our very own nigel farage would be welcomed into the labour party, and he didn't actually say no. it'll be really interesting to see. i'm not suggesting for a moment that the looking glass, nigel farage, will be joining the labour party , but it is the labour party, but it is interesting that keir starmer essentially isn't ruling out anyone joining the labour party at this stage. it'll be fascinating to see how labour mps react to this because starmer, obviously for him it's fantastic. if people defect from the conservatives to labour, it's a show of his strength and

the reason lee anderson, never rejoined the tories, refusing to apologise.s done all the work . yeah. she's done all the work. yeah. >> fair enough. leo nigel farage continues to win his 4d sumo bouts with the bbc's infamously impartial news coverage. >> yes. so a bbc news presenter, gita guru—murthy, has been forced to issue a grovelling apology today after she accused nigel farage of using customary inflammatory language. and they say here it is not racist to air concerns about migration. the bbc journalists have now been told. an official review is now, saying the corporation sees the issue through a narrow political lens and overlooks the impact on uk communities. so the quote that nigel farage was saying, he said we quoted the polish prime minister, donald tusk, but donald tusk said aggressive young males were coming into poland . and for some reason poland. and for some reason that's now seen as a as a controversial thing to say. i mean, a couple of things about that. donald tusk is a liberal. yeah. or certainly relatively liberal for poland . he's he'

, with luck , but with loads of with luck, but with loads of votes, reform may get one seat if lee anderson hers. but again, with millions of votes and none of these people will be represented. and i think that's wrong. yes. >> i mean, what do you say then? i guess there's an element here of people feeling a sense of apathy. actually, david, they're saying i don't want to vote for either of the main political parties, but the ones i do want to vote for don't stand a chance that that creates a sense of, disenfranchisement. disenchants with the with the ballot box itself. and does that undermine democracy ultimately ? democracy ultimately? >> i think it does. and i think this general election could be the all time lowest turnout for a general election in this country. you know, we already see abysmal turnouts in local elections. if a third of voters come out in local elections, it's, you know, it's a victory in its own right. you know, we may be to down about 50% in this general election. i hope it's not that low, but it's and it's exactly this disillusion moment. yeah. who do you want to vot

really think that labour think that lee anderson should be forgiven for anything.ule for anyone else? they're turning a blind eye to racism here, i don't think the, turning a blind eye to racism, because if they were, then diane abbott wouldn't have been investigated in the first place and she wouldn't have been sidelined for as long as she was. i think the problem with this whole process was the fact that it seems like some of the membership, that it's one rule for other people and another rule for diane abbott, because there's been other labour mps as well that have made, comments that are deemed to be anti—semitic. some of them haven't even had the whip removed, and some of them have had it removed and then given it back, given back to them. so i think that's the problem. to begin with. but i think for the labour party overall, it's a broad church and it should be a broad church and it should be a broad church. and actually angela rayner is part of more so the socialist side of the labour party. and that is good to have some balance in that sense. >> all right,

i mean, look what happened to lee anderson when he did it, however, susan hall hasn't is has got formean, she's on twitter that she liked a tweet about enoch powell, she put an emoji up , but about enoch powell, she put an emoji up, but that's hardly the same as actually buy your own fair hand writing those words. >> i agree. i mean, i don't think they're comparable , that think they're comparable, that there's a question of degree. >> i'm just saying that i don't think politicians getting on twitter, but do get into a time i don't think she was actually a high level, top level politician ready for government in that respect. they should i mean, i mean, but adams referred to old tweets from from wes streeting when he wasn't either . tweets from from wes streeting when he wasn't either. yeah, but this one, this specific this one, i do not think he should have put that tweet out. having put it out, he should have apologised and removed it, because we all agree susan hall isn't a white supremacist. no, she's not, i'm on the islamophobia. there's been an element of that. but i mean, i don

hollinrake, labour shadow secretary of state for scotland ian murray and reform party candidate lee andersoner conservative mp angela knight, former labour mp bill rammell and former lib dem mp norman baker. five weeks today we will know who the government is. keir starmer stands accused of caving in to the far left over aba reforms. new immigration tax is it completely insane? the tories are lagging behind? will rishi finally be radical? it's all to play finally be radical? it's all to play for and we're doing the absolute lot of it. after your . news. >> well, the top story from the gb news room is that donald trump says he's going to appeal his conviction for falsifying business records, claiming the trial was very unfair and rigged. he said, by the biden administration, he was

i mean, obviously lee anderson was one that left the conservatives and joined reform. are dozens of conservative mps who agree with reforms agenda far more than their own. they know that rishi won't stop the boats. they know that the conservatives have lied and i mean lied in every single manifesto since 2010 about legal migration , 2010 about legal migration, which has now reached these record numbers. so there's a lot of disaffection in that wing of the conservatives, and i wouldn't be surprised if there weren't more lucy allens in the next couple of weeks. >> she's been suspended from the party. are you expecting her membership to be terminated? she'd be persona non grata. should be. she'll be put out to seed. >> i wouldn't think lucy allan would be. would really care because, you know, she stood and was elected for a conservative party that she believed in and she like millions of us, feels betrayed by them. >> and she's saying she's calling allan adams the next member of parliament for telford. do you think she'll campaign or help fundraise even? >> it does sound

mel potter says lee anderson one comment about sadiq khan london mayor. say it's just the heat of the election . double standards. mal election. double standards. mal >> yeah, i, i don't know. they're not directly comparable, but they're also not that different. i don't know, i mean, l, different. i don't know, i mean, i, i, i wouldn't have suggested that you take the whip off wes streeting for that , but then streeting for that, but then i wouldn't have done for lee anderson either. when you put it all in context. but i do think wes streeting who you know, is a, an experienced politician now and actually, quite impressive within the labour party, you can see him as a potential future leader at some point. i just think that was a really stupid thing to do. it's only going to it's going to take a mistake. if labour loses this election, it's going to be because of their own errors rather than anything the government does. and that's a big error . big error. >> yeah. and we're talking about campaigns potentially being very toxic this year. well is the commen

lee anderson has got some serious questions to answer. by the way , about the to answer.eform's campaign is going, and i will also have all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. it is two hours of non—stop action. don't miss it. brilliant >> sounds like an exhilarating show. patrick christys up next. well, that has been all from me. i'd like to say a big thank you to all of the guests on state of the nation this evening. and of course, i'd like to point out a little fact about the weather. and that is it's always sunny in somerset. of course, i'm contractually obliged to say that while i sit and keep this seat warm for a certain member of parliament who ceases to be a member of parliament at midnight tonight. yes, it's the dissolution of parliament at midnight. from then there are no mps. that's a fact . keep you mps. that's a fact. keep you going. and this is state of the nation. see you tomorrow. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it's going to be another showery d

and and yes, i would involve and include people like lee anderson in that as well.ou at home? but aaron, what do you say? >> well, just watching that clip again, i was i was a bit gutted because given the words coming out of her mouth, given what she'd done, she should be wearing some makeup, a wig and a little flower with a water pistol hidden in it because she's behaving like a clown. this is the same mp who called sir keir starmer. sir keir softy. she said he wants open borders . this is the mp for doven >> while you're talking i'm going to play some of these tweets. i'll put some of the tweets. i'll put some of the tweets up on the screen whilst aaron's talking away, where she criticises the labour's sorry, i don't know, maybe i've ruined the shtick here. no, you have not ruined anything. keep going, and i just find it utterly ridiculous. look, you can have views one way or another. that's absolutely fine. but what? natalie elphicke here has embodied is the indisputable fact that the majority of the political class in this country believe in absolutely nothing e

come on, lee anderson claims labour plans homes for hamas scheme. is responding to a social media post from labour mp sam terris, who called for family visa schemes to bring palestinian refugees to the to safety in the uk via safe and legal route. now safe and legal route is such a buzzword, particularly for the left of politics. they love it, don't they? yummy, yummy, safe and legal route. now we know it's very difficult to produce a safe and legal route anywhere in the world, but it's not so much the world, but it's not so much the route. >> it's the fact that, you know, some of these people exploiting this system, this safe and legal route, are going to be hamas terrorists, and they're going to be coming to the uk. and, you know, as much as i want to help everybody around the world and give everybody a cuddle and, you know, give everybody all my tax money, like i also don't at all. and if we bring i mean, look what happened to lebanon. lebanon was a majority christian country. it took in lots of palestinian refugees, descended into internecine wa

supportive of that party and wants viewers to, of course, put their trust in richard tice and lee andersons on to say , it's not but he goes on to say, it's not the right time for him to go any further than that. he says , the further than that. he says, the general election in the uk is important, but the contest in the united states of america, obviously in november is huge global significance. a strong america, he says, is as a close ally, is vital for peace and security. and he intends to help with a grassroots campaign there. what do you think of this? >> so i've been friendly with nigel farage now for the thick end of 30 years. yeah i gave him his first radio gig when i, when i ran a radio company , i think i ran a radio company, i think he's made a serious error. i think it's a wrong decision . i think it's a wrong decision. i thought that letter that he the pr handout that he gave there was a disgrace. frankly because what he was saying was, look, the uk little old uk. well very nice too. but actually there is a bigger fish to fry. i'm off to the states okay. and actually had he pu

lee anderson is on talking about how many illegal migrants who've taken back from the irish, and a gbly from prison due to overcrowding. >> well, that's what we're going to be marvellous, and everyone will be praying for a brilliant, brilliant program as always. that's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i am, in case you've forgotten, jacob rees—mogg and this has been state of the nation. and you know what the weather's like in somerset. it's going to be so good tomorrow. it's going to be the best tip top. glorious, wonderful, happy weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. sunny spells for many tomorrow, but there will be some heavy showers across the south yet again. northern scotland may well see the highest temperatures as low pressure dominating down to the southwest, and this weather fronts provided a thicker zone of cloud across central areas . of cloud across central areas. that rain from that weather front, though, is tend

thank you, thank you for watching lee anderson's real world. >> it's been another cracking show. with elena's true idea. the heels she was wearing earlier, a good seven inches. they are. but coming up next, we've got friday night live with mark dolan. mark, what's occurring ? occurring? >> good afternoon britain. >> good afternoon britain. >> good afternoon britain. >> good afternoon britain . >> good afternoon britain. >> good afternoon britain. >> weekdays from midday we bring you the most compelling stories from across the united kingdom and why it matters to you. >> from your doorstep to our inbox. >> that's right. we want to hear from you. good afternoon, >> ona >> on a nice sunny evening. from the world headquarters of gb news. this is friday night live with mark dolan. the weekend starts here, so bring your own drinks. the admission is free on tonight's show . can labour stop tonight's show. can labour stop the boats with yet another tory defection? is the labour party now becoming too right wing? also is piers morgan wrong to keep putting vulnerable women on tv as astraze

i appreciate it, but don't go anywhere, though, because lee anderson is up next. monday night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello and welcome to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. >> plenty of warm, sunny spells this weekend, but it won't be sunny or indeed dry everywhere . sunny or indeed dry everywhere. >> there'll be some cloud development, there'll be some showers here and there. we're in between high pressure and low pressure at the moment. >> weather fronts are tending to stay away, but there is a feature that's been bringing some heavy rain to germany over the last couple of days , and the last couple of days, and that's just going to swing some cloud and outbreaks of rain into the far south—east and east anglia overnight. >> and there'll be some low cloud drifting into eastern scotland, north—east england so grotty conditions first thing here on saturday. otherwise further west, plenty of sunny spells a fresh start but soon enough where we've got the sunshine it will warm up quickly. where we'

hollinrake, labour shadow secretary of state for scotland ian murray and reform party candidate lee andersonhe studio with me, former conservative mp angela knight, former labour mp bill rammell and former lib dem mp norman baker. five weeks today we will know who the government is. keir starmer stands accused of caving in to the far left over aba reforms. new immigration tax is it completely insane? the tories are lagging behind? will rishi finally be radical? it's all to play finally be radical? it's all to play for and we're doing the absolute lot of it. after your . news. >> well, the top story from the gb news room is that donald trump says he's going to appeal his conviction for falsifying business records, claiming the trial was very unfair and rigged. he said, by the biden administration, he was found guilty of all 34 counts last night in a new york courthouse. however, it doesn't appear to have deterred his supporters, including reform uk's nigel farage, who says donations to the republican's campaign have gone up . in a speech at trump gone up. in a speech at trump tower, mr trump

. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. tonight on the show, i'm joined by vanessa frake.ng and denis macshane. but first, let's go to the . news. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom . it's just after the newsroom. it's just after 7:00 and leading the news tonight. a man who led an armed robbery during which a police officer was shot dead has today been sentenced to a minimum of 40 years behind bars. 38 year old pc sharon beshenivsky was fatally shot when she interrupted the raid in bradford nearly 20 years ago. 75 year old peeran dita khan, who spent 15 years on the run, was found guilty of murder despite not pulling the trigger himself. he's the last of seven men involved in that robbery to be convicted. retired detective chief superintendent andy brennan described ditta khan as a violent man. >> the reason why he's here at 75 years of age is on the basis that he decided to flee the country in order to try and make good his escape and avoid being held responsible and accountable for his part in what had taken place. and let's be absolutely clear, he is clearly

right >> lee anderson, i, i think all all i hear voters say from both parties is they want change.this is this change as you get there's at least there's at least as many tory voters who want who think the tories have been too soft, at least as many . been too soft, at least as many. >> i mean, what will happen with labouris >> i mean, what will happen with labour is that people who can be bothered to vote last time will be bothered to vote this time, and maybe the red wall will come back. but i think in terms of people who are frustrated and disappointed with the tories, it's not that they've been too right wing , is that can you right wing, is that can you imagine anyone thinking that genuinely? >> i mean , i think the scottish >> i mean, i think the scottish have had it too. with snp, we all have and i think that's going to change drastically as well. yeah, well maybe i mean, still her fingers crossed for a return to monarchy , express now return to monarchy, express now scott, the anti starmer campaign from the left is gathering momentum. >> did the monarchy ever go away? diane