conservatives, mark littlewood. mark.team who well, frankly, are they incompatible with trump now? do you think this is deeply problematic? >> patrick? look, there's no problem. and everybody knows that the labour party and the democrat party are sister parties, the conservative party and the republican party are sister parties. you generally expect labour leaning politicians to favour the democrats and conservatives generally to favour the republicans. and i'm not worried about, say, keir starmer saying, well, i'm against trump, but i'm pro—american from some tweet back in the day. however, when you're getting into this abusive language, not merely saying , you language, not merely saying, you know, donald trump isn't my favourite candidate, but this utany favourite candidate, but this litany of horrific abuse , you litany of horrific abuse, you are putting the special relationship in danger and i would hazard to guess that amongst donald j. trump's many, many talents, a propensity to forgive and forget is not amongst th

conservatives, mark littlewood.w we are awaiting kamala harris walking out any minute now and we'll take it for you live. i don't know if we can see any of that podium shot if it's still there, so we don't miss a second of it. historic moment conceding defeat to president trump. but goodness gracious me, those left wing tears. mark. >> yes. well, i mean , obviously, >> yes. well, i mean, obviously, patrick, our thoughts and prayers are with all guardian readers at this very difficult time. i, i find it amazing how thin skinned a lot of the liberal left journalists are. i mean, i didn't want the labour party to win the last general election, but i didn't sort of curl up into some foetal position and scream blue murder when they did . so i find it when they did. so i find it extraordinary, this outburst and talk about wishful thinking. i mean, how on earth rory stewart ever reached the conclusion that kamala harris was going to win in a landslide? i plucked that out of thin air. it's just absolutely the wish is the fa

mark littlewood, the director of the popular conservatives, and shaun simon, the former labour mp.but first up, the 6:00 news headunes. headlines. >> it's just gone 6:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. the education secretary, bridget phillipson, has announced university tuition fees will increase to £9,535 in england next year. that's an increase of around 3.1%, which the government says is linked to inflation. this will be the first raise in tuition fees in nearly eight years. responding for the conservatives, new shadow education secretary laura trott said labour has declared war on students. meanwhile , kemi war on students. meanwhile, kemi badenoch has made her first senior appointments as the new leader of the conservative party. former work and pensions secretary mel stride has been appointed shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary. meanwhile, robert jenrick is now the new shadow justice secretary. laura trott has been appointed the shadow education secretary, with niall o'brien appointed as the shad

well, let's get the thoughts now of my panel of popular conservatives, mark littlewood , businessman d, businessman and activist adam brooks, and the broadcaster judith activist adam brooks, and the broadcasterjudith da silva. broadcaster judith da silva. good evening panel. thank you for your company. welcome along, adam brooks. your thoughts on this , please. he spoke in this, please. he spoke in parliament today, the prime minister. and just as i said, shrugged it off. doesn't really care about the two surveys done today by marie curie or age uk pensioners literally freezing to death this winter. >> i can't believe again, as you said there, that we have got a government that is putting the lives of our elderly at risk. these elderly have helped shape this country and put into this country over many decades. this country over many decades. this country wouldn't be where it is today without those generations. now again, 4000 could die. and that was their estimate. in 2017, a labour estimate . now 2017, a labour estimate. now pnces 2017, a labour estimate. now prices have 1497 00

i'm joined by director of popular conservatives mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooks, and the broadcaster greta da silva. and live scenes here from guardian hq as they announce . emily carver for the announce. emily carver for the haaland . haaland. as nigel just saved the chagos islands next. >> thank you ben. the time is just after 9:00 and these are your latest headlines . axel your latest headlines. axel rudakubana. the teenager charged with the murder of three children in southport earlier this year, has appeared for a plea and preparation hearing at liverpool crown court this afternoon but was not asked to plea. the teenager appeared via video link from hmp belmarsh, but refused to speak when he was asked twice to confirm his identity. rudy cabana is also charged with ten counts of attempted murder, one count of possession of a knife and two terror related offences. his trial is scheduled for january of next year . trial is scheduled for january of next year. failing hospitals will be named and shamed in league tables, and managers sacked if they cannot improve

i'm joined by director of popular conservatives mark littlewood , conservatives mark littlewood, businessmannd activist adam brooks, and the former labour party candidate susie stripe. plus a very special guest political comedian and podcaster eric mcelroy . eric mcelroy. very good evening to you . thank very good evening to you. thank you for your company explosive insights into donald trump's looming presidency coming up, including a fierce warning to our trump hating politicians here in the uk. a very big two hours coming up. but first, your news headlines with sophie reapen >> thank you ben. the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines today. there have been unconfirmed reports that ukraine has fired long—range british storm shadow missiles into russian territory for the first time. a spokesperson for prime minister keir starmer has said his office would not be commenting on reports or operational matters . reports or operational matters. britain has previously said ukraine could use storm shadow missiles within ukrainian territory, but the government has been pressin

director of popular conservatives mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooks, and the broadcaster and journalist jul peta da silva. good evening, you three. thank you for joining peta da silva. good evening, you three. thank you forjoining me, three. thank you for joining me, greta. what do you reckon, nigel farage? more influence in the us over sir keir starmer, our great prime minister. >> i mean, we've discussed this before where i'm very curious about nigel farage's methodology because i don't exactly know what his intentions are. are you trying to run a viable political party, or are you trying to elevate yourself by being a pseudo trump acolyte? the whole point is that if you have, you happen to. he is clearly enamoured with trump, period. and i don't think he regulates that enough in the public eye to make him actually respectable as a politician. and the leader of reform uk, because that is not your job. reform uk, because that is not yourjob. you're not an ambassador. you're not an advocate for trump in britain . advocate for trump in britain. and also he needs to be very