ihave conservatives, mark littlewood.ve got activist and businessman adam brooks and of course author and journalist rebecca reid. mark, i'll start with you. this is about pure will, isn't it? france are doing it. why aren't we? >> it is basically about pure will, but it's also about our unbelievably complicated and contrived legal system . patrick, contrived legal system. patrick, we have put in place so many checks and balances and grounds for repeal. it is farcical . so for repeal. it is farcical. so if you are determined and you've got a half competent lawyer who is determined to gum up the process, you can gum up that process. we have got to get this an awful lot more streamlined. we've got to get tougher. i think . on we've got to get tougher. i think. on what grounds are reasonable for deportation by the way, i understand it's if you've got a criminal offence that leads to 12 months in custody, so there's no magistrates court, no criminal conviction would ever lead to you being kicked out of the country. if you're

mark littlewood and kerry dingle remain.till trying to work out , the telling off that work out, the telling off that i got at the start of the programme from derek , the one programme from derek, the one that was saying. what's it got to do with you? what goes on in scotland telling me to keep my bebb out? i still haven't quite managed to work out what i'm keeping out. what's my bear? is it? one suggestion? was that your nose? the other one was your nose? the other one was your mouth. i've never even heard of it. tell me what, i've got to keep out, please. because i'm absolutely intrigued now, anyway, we had a really interesting conversation in the break about our identity. please do tell me how you identify and why. because i find that bit really interesting one as well. but look, the data protection and digital information bill, could compel banks and building societies to give the department for works and pensions data when it comes to your bank account. this is all, in the pursuit of trying to identify fraud and error i

i've got the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood.ster and journalist ella whelan. we were just talking about the situation with iran and israel and how involved the uk should be, if anything at all, you want to just come back in on this, mark, what was it you saying before the break? >> so, yeah, i mean, obviously everybody is urging restraint. very easy thing to say. and i'd echo that. everybody wants restraint so far it looks restraint and so far it looks like particularly the intervention president biden intervention of president biden has led to netanyahu israel has led to netanyahu in israel exercising some restraint. but i just ask ourselves this . my just ask ourselves this. my understanding of the numbers was that iran launched 300 drones and 100 ballistic missiles or thereabouts. yeah. if here in britain a foreign country launched 300 drones and 100 ballistic missiles at us, a near neighbour and that country was committed to our evisceration , committed to our evisceration, how easy do you think it would be for us to exercis

conservatives, mark littlewood. ot businessman and activist adam brooks, and of course we've got the author and journalist rebecca reid. mark, i'll start with you. i mean, really, i just found that was quite disingenuous. some of that stuff from welby , it's pretty extraordinary. >> look, i accept that there are left wing political campaigners who want britain to have basically an open borders policy , but justin welby is not supposed to be a left wing political campaigner in a slightly silly outfit. he's supposed to be the head of the established church in the united kingdom, in england at least. and i don't think he should be making these political points. so whilst patrick, i probably agree with your take down of his actual policies, he shouldn't be making these sort of observations he's describing the government as using asylum policy as a political football. you'll have to refer me to which gospel jesus talked about political footballs. if the church of england wants to remain an established church with 20 odd b

mark littlewood, journalist and broadcaster. ella whelan your immediate reaction to that, mark?from him. i gather he's given it up voluntarily. i don't know if he was leant on, look, i have some human sympathy with him falling for this scam, but what he did by sharing the numbers of his colleagues. this is absolutely unconscionable. i assume also illegal, to do assume it's also illegal, to do this, so i think it was absurd that he retained the conservative whip for so long, and he apparently has now decided that he's not going to retain it. the whip should have been removed. i wonder what's going on in the tory whips office. he was allowed to retain the whip. lee anderson, who makes a few slightly off colour remarks a political remarks about a political opponent. sadiq khan gets the whip and then defects 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

mark littlewood , and >> okay.rant shapps, michael gove, jeremy hunt , grant shapps, michael gove, jeremy hunt, andrea grant shapps, michael gove, jeremy hunt , andrea jenkyns, jeremy hunt, andrea jenkyns, jacob rees—mogg and liz truss. nigel farage he'd be a longer shot. would he? >> oh, well, that's really interesting. i mean, nigel. >> gb news. presenter like yourself. >> martin. he is keeping us guessing, isn't he? he's being his usual teasing self. >> we don't quite know whether he'll run for the reform party. we don't quite know whether he might in future join the conservative party. but probably the most influential character in british politics over the last 15 years. and now definitely the most intriguing character over the next 15 months or so. what nigel farage decides ultimately to do, i think, could be an extremely influential impact on the next general election. and what happens next. >> okay, we have to leave it there. that's the director of popcorn, mark and i just found out nigel farage is actually

and mark littlewood joins us now.nd the scenes, of power behind the scenes, don't you? >> do, patrick. now, >> yeah, i do, patrick. now, look, quite difficult to >> yeah, i do, patrick. now, look, get quite difficult to >> yeah, i do, patrick. now, look, get talkingifficult to >> yeah, i do, patrick. now, look, get talking about to >> yeah, i do, patrick. now, look, get talking about this even get talking about this without me putting my tinfoil hat on. right. because you sound a bit bananas, don't you? everybody thinks we live in a democracy. we elect a government. okay, maybe the party its leader, but, party changes its leader, but, you know, the politicians decide what happens. i think unfortunately , we over the past unfortunately, we over the past quarter of a century or so, probably really started with blair a bit, a bit earlier than blair, conceivably major. perhaps we've allowed up perhaps we've allowed to grow up a whole network of quangos, quasi autonomous non—governmental organisations which are supposed to

this is liz truss favourite policy guru, director of the popular conservatives mark littlewood. be good leadership from rishi sunak to actually co—opt the talents of, in particular, braverman and truss? >> yes. >> yes. >> i mean, you always say a prime minister should embrace all of the talents in their party. in fact, when margaret thatcher began her government went on to be a very successful government. she actually populated her cabinet largely with people who disagreed with her, at least for the first 2 or 3 years of her of her government . so whether he could actually get any of these three to return to high office at this stage , i to high office at this stage, i think is unlikely. to be honest, i'd be very surprised if rishi sunak did offer cabinet jobs to any of those three. i'd be even more surprised if any of the three them accepted, but three of them accepted, but i think there's a rather more important of leadership important test of leadership than that . which is are you than that. which is are you listening to them? even if they're your cabinet? are they're not in

it's mark littlewood. thor and journalist rebecca reid. mark, i'll start with you. is this a hammer blow to the nhs? yes it is. >> well, this particular part of it, i mean, this focuses on one part of the national health service. i mean, the national health service seems have health service seems to have trouble everywhere, but this is perhaps part. perhaps its most troubled part. thank this report. thank god for this report. i mean, let's hope we can draw mean, let's hope we can now draw a line. well, i was going to say draw line this nonsense. draw a line under this nonsense. patrick this isn't a farce. patrick but this isn't a farce. this a horror show. what's this is a horror show. what's occurred echo what jk occurred? and i'd echo what jk rowling this is going to occurred? and i'd echo what jk rorforlg this is going to occurred? and i'd echo what jk rorfor on this is going to occurred? and i'd echo what jk rorfor on years1is is going to occurred? and i'd echo what jk rorfor on years and going to occur

well, i'm joined now by mark littlewood, who's a director of the popular conservatives and a political it right this time. let's start with you , mark, rwanda, dramatic with you, mark, rwanda, dramatic talk today. these flights will take off the staff are ready, the planes are ready. the runways are already talking. tough vote all night if need be. could this be the lifeline rishi sunak needs? well all of those things might be ready. >> but as we've already heard on your program , the lawyers are your program, the lawyers are ready to. >> that's the only thing that will gum it up. not the practical side of it. but you know what? it could be you ask, are the tories toast? i think not, but it's true to say there's quite a lot of singeing around the edges, to put it mildly . what the prime minister mildly. what the prime minister is looking for, i think, isn't i don't think he believes there's one single policy that can immediately overnight close a gap of 20% in the opinion polls. he's just looking for something that might lead to a tick up. the tories are consistently at 20, 25. that so

but mark littlewood, director of popular conservatives, what do you think?w they all add up. and here's the truth of the m atter. >> matter. >> i mean, obviously the opinion polls suggest that labour will form the next government, but whoever forms the government, whether it's conservative, labour or some sort of coalition government, the overall fiscal position , the balance sheet of position, the balance sheet of the government is going to be in a pretty dire state. >> and that's in part because the chancellor, jeremy hunt, who's promised spending constraint, has backed most of that spending constraint into the next parliament. >> we've been running budget deficits now since 2001. >> that's to say we haven't had a balanced budget in nearly a quarter of a century. and whoever comes in, i think is going to have to make some savings. you have to find some reductions in public expenditure because this cannot go on now. you can pick any particular area. you can say, well , we want area. you can say, well, we want to particularly protect pensioners or we want to

, conservatives mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooks, and author and journalist rebeccahis man stayed remarkably calm. there he goes. get ready britain! here we go. i expose the rapist, paedophiles and murderers we won't deport

. >> concun >> always pleasure have >> always a pleasure to have you in and in the studio and mark littlewoodrector popular director of the popular conservatives, director of the popular consen me es,westminster. now, joining me in westminster. now, there's to there's lots more still to come between and 4:00. and between now and 4:00. and there's great news our there's great news for our veterans government veterans as the government launches a scheme aimed at helping back into helping them to get back into high paid jobs. superb stuff. but first time for your latest news headlines. and it's tatiana sanchez. >> martin thank you. >> martin thank you. >> the top stories this hour. >> the top stories this hour. >> sir keir starmer says he's confident angela rayner has not broken any rules after greater manchester police launched an investigation over her tax affairs. it's over the sale of her council house in stockport a decade ago . questions have been decade ago. questions have been asked about whether she paid the right amount of tax and if it was her main home. angela rayner denies any wrong

i'm joined now by mark littlewood, director of popcorn, formerly of the institute of economic affairs affairs. mark, if we are capitalists, the government can't step in to defend every bad business. >> that's exactly right. i mean, there are complexities around water in the same way. i think there are complexities about banks going bust. i would love to be a free market capitalist who could say we should just treat these things as if they're, i don't know, high street department stores . and if street department stores. and if they go pop, they go pop. obviously a water supply or banking services rather more crucial. but in essence , i agree crucial. but in essence, i agree with your point. they should probably go into administration. i don't want them nationalised. i don't want them nationalised. i don't want to fall for the idea that because thames water has been badly managed, which it has been badly managed, which it has been, that the solution is that politicians and bureaucrats should come in and run it. but yeah, i mean, it's outrageous that dividends have been paid when they s

i'm joined now by mark littlewood, director of popcorn, formerly of the institute of economic affairsre affairs. mark, if we are capitalists, the government can't step in to defend every bad business. >> that's exactly right. i mean, there are complexities around water in the same way. i think there are complexities about banks going bust. i would love to be a free market capitalist who could say we should just treat these things as if they're, i don't know, high street department stores . and if street department stores. and if they go pop, they go pop. obviously a water supply or banking services rather more crucial. but in essence , i agree crucial. but in essence, i agree with your point. they should probably go into administration. i don't want them nationalised. i don't want them nationalised. i don't want to fall for the idea that because thames water has been badly managed, which it has been badly managed, which it has been, that the solution is that politicians and bureaucrats should come in and run it. but yeah, i mean, it's outrageous that dividends have been paid when they

that's all about, i'll fill you in on my panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewoodivist adam brooks, and author and journalist rebecca reid. oh, and journalist rebecca reid. oh, and what are you getting this thing ? get ready, britain, here thing? get ready, britain, here we go

tomorrow's newspaper pages today as well with my panel director of the popular conservatives, mark littlewoodman adam brooks, journalist rebecca activist and businessman adam brookalso journalist rebecca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, nalist rebecca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there rebecca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was acca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was aca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was a bit reid. also well, there was a bit more of this stuff. get ready britain, here we go

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director of popular conservatives mark littlewood , businessman adam littlewood, businessman adam brooksecca reid. and we're going to address the elephant in the room . yes. elephant in the room. yes. that's right. get ready britain. here we go. the house of lords is a disgrace . next . . next. >> the latest from the gb news room. at 9:01. well, the government's flagship illegal migration policy, the rwanda bill, had another major setback. suffering yet another defeat in the house of lords tonight. peers have maintained pressure on the government over the prime minister's deportation plan, with continued demands for reassurances in the form of amendment . reassurances in the form of amendment. it's the house of lords ignored ministerial calls to back down and again tonight insisted on further revisions to the safety of rwanda bill. well, in response, the home secretary , in response, the home secretary, james cleverly, said afterwards, terrified that the rwanda scheme will work, labour has acted again to block the passage of the rwanda bill. he continued we want criminal want to break th

so mark littlewood has come up with this strategy . apparently 70, 70,000, strategy., andifs strategy. apparently 70, 70,000, and it's based on getting the support of 70,000 conservative members . and, 70 conservative members. and, 70 conservative mps for their proposed candidate to take forward sort of libertarian and conservative policies, if you like , i think. policies, if you like, i think. interesting. the 70 mp figure, because that implies potentially that they are only thinking that the conservatives might be left with sort of 140 seats after the next election. bear in mind they've got way over 350 currently, and actually even 140 would be good going if you believe that , quite shocking mrp believe that, quite shocking mrp poll from salvation that came out at the weekend of 15,000 people. they predicted if an election was held now that the conservatives would only be left with 98 seats, and if they did some sort of deal with the reform party, who of course are snapping at their heels on the right , they could potentially right, they could potentially save only

tomorrow's newspaper pages today as well with my panel director of the popular conservatives, mark littlewood activist and businessman adam brookalso journalist rebecca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, nalist rebecca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there rebecca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was acca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was aca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was a bit reid. also well, there was a bit more of this stuff. get ready britain, here we go. no more foreign legal nonsense. next . next. >> at a minute. after ten. this is the latest gb news and our top story. the european parliament has approved a major reform of the eu's migration and asylum rules . tightening reform of the eu's migration and asylum rules. tightening up controls. the president of the european parliament welcomed the adoption of a revamped migration system for europe, saying it would reduce irregular arrivals . would reduce irregular arrivals. facial imaging and fingerprints could be taken from people and they may be d