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martin daubney. right. weir,— martin. martin daubney. right. wen, rer-s— martin. martin daubney. peter. should ire-rasing e - to start with you, peter. should we-racing ? erg. to start with you, peter. should- we-racing ? erg there's we ban horse racing? erg there's no public appetite banning no public appetite for banning it, jump racing is cruel it, i think jump racing is cruel and i care about animal rights, so i think animal rights protesters should always act within the law. but three horses killed over the grand national week. i think if you had other sports festivals where you kind of count the dead of the participants afterwards, there'd be a greater sense of outrage. i find there's a there's a lack of interest in the fact animals are being killed. and i'll draw you one other quick parallel. do you remember kurt zouma, the footballer, kick the cat who kicked a cat and very foolishly. well, foolish and well, it was foolish and unpleasant even more unpleasant to do even more foolishly a video about it, foolishly made a video about it, which was then leaked. there was outcry

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i and thelcome to dewbs& co that and welcome to dewbs& co with martin daubney joining with me, martin allegations against his deputy prime minister, dominic raab. he'll be considering the severity the findings and severity of the findings and then does he need to then deciding does he need to give his deputy prime minister the or sunak already the chop or sunak has already said he recognise the said he doesn't recognise the characterisation rob's characterisation of rob's behaviour as man he knows, behaviour as the man he knows, so would sacking rob simply be a political surrender to whingeing civil servants who have now levelled accusation against four conservative cabinet ministers? let's start with yourself as a labour man. the writing on the wall, or is this just yet more whingeing from entitled civil servants? well, i don't know wneve— servants? well, i don't know wneve tnte— c well, i don't know where this whingeing civil eetvnnt— where this whingeing civil servant thing— where this whingeing civil servant thing has come from. the neve te— servant thing has come from. the case h

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let's welcome again to my panel , former mep martin to my panel, former mep martin daubney and also gb, presenter and also former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james naidu. james, welcome. thank and also martin, welcome. so, listen, i want to talk about really talk about what happened and her plans with regard i mean, do you want to start with we start with actually the grooming gangs because i know thatis grooming gangs because i know that is a subject that you have spoken passionately about . what spoken passionately about. what are thoughts on the plans are your thoughts on the plans that she's it's well that she's making? it's well overdue that she's speaking out on this and it's massively overdue politically is overdue that politically is being tackled. it's one of the greatest stains on recent british history, the total abandon of ostensibly very underprivileged white working class girls from the north, from the midlands, from unfashionable , which just happened mainly to have labour councils in place. and the evidence manifold that time after time, the police turned a blind eye. the

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this is breakfast on gb news with martin daubney and ali costello. and we're brought in blue. here's what's leading the news this morning. the only crimes that i have committed is to fairly , justly defend our to fairly, justly defend our nafion to fairly, justly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it . donald trump has hit destroy it. donald trump has hit out at what he calls election interference in a speech at mar a lago just hours after he surrendered to authorities in new york. the former president pled not guilty to 34 charges, claiming there is no case against him . rishi sunak is against him. rishi sunak is reportedly considering amending the equality act to define sex as biological. the move being considered by the pm and equalities minister kemi badenoch could see transgender women barred from same sex places . the home secretary will places. the home secretary will face a fight to hold on to her parliamentary seat today as new constituencies are formed ahead of the next general election . of the next general election. suella braverman will go up against

at 6:00 on monday, the 3rd of april, this is breakfast on gb news with martin daubney and ali costellos morning , the government will morning, the government will announce a new task force today to tackle sexual abuse and exploit in the pamphlet. the plan will also include tougher sentencing for those involved in grooming gangs. the the home secretary has rejected claims from the chief executive of the port of dover that brexit is to blame for the

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this is breakfast on gb news with martin daubney and alex hales leading the news this morning.ived in new york ahead of a historic court appearance today report suggests he will face 34 felony charges and plead not guilty . tributes are felony charges and plead not guilty. tributes are pouring in into the former conservative chancellor nigel lawson, who has died at the age of 91. prime minister rishi sunak hailed him as

this is breakfast on gb news with martin daubney and ali costello. and we're brought in blue.i have committed is to fairly , justly defend our to fairly, justly defend our nafion to fairly, justly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it . donald trump has hit destroy it. donald trump has hit out at what he

this is breakfast on gb news with martin daubney and ali costello.ounce a new task force today to tackle sexual abuse and exploitation. the plan will also include tougher sentencing for those involved in grooming gangs. the home secretary has rejected claims from the chief executive of the port of dover that brexit is to blame for the massive delays that over the weekend. suella braverman said the queues which saw people waiting for up to 15 hours, were caused by a combination of factors . and combination of factors. and passport. office workers are launching a five week strike today and a significant escalation in the row over pay and pensions. the escalation in the row over pay and pensions . the walkout by and pensions. the walkout by over 1000 staff could have an impact on the delivery of passports in the run up to the summer holidays . donald trump is summer holidays. donald trump is expected to travel to new york today as he prepares for a legal battle over hush money payments to a star. the court hearing is scheduled for tomorrow with the form

this is breakfast on gb news with martin daubney and alex hales leading the news this morning. donald trump has arrived in new york ahead of a historic court appearance today report suggests he will face 34 felony charges and plead not guilty . tributes are felony charges and plead not guilty. tributes are pouring in into the former conservative chancellor nigel lawson, who has died at the age of 91. prime minister rishi sunak hailed him as a transformational chancellor and an inspiration and a poll marking keir starmer's third anniversary today as labour leader has revealed that almost half of voters believe he is not at. not set out a clear vision for the party. the man who murdered nine year old olivia pratt—korbel has been jailed for life. thomas cashman refused to appearin life. thomas cashman refused to appear in the dock as he was sentenced to a minimum of 42 years in prison . and the first years in prison. and the first stamps feature in the profile of king charles go on sale today. in line with tradition, the monarch faces to the left. but unlike the queen, he is not w

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