birthday boy, martin daubney, the former moot— martin daubney, the former moott gottw— martin daubneylove to say ttot wo tot— ever since. i would love to say that we had this— ever since. i would love to say that we had this vote and we all oottot— that we had this vote and we all oottot ott— that we had this vote and we all sailed off into— that we had this vote and we all sailed off into the— that we had this vote and we all sailed off into the sunset, but we sailed off into the sunset, but wo tom-t.— sailed off into the sunset, but wo ottm-t. to— sailed off into the sunset, but we didn't. we know what happened moot. — we didn't. we know what happened moot. tto— we didn't. we know what happened moot. tto woto— we didn't. we know what happened next. the vote was— we didn't. we know what happened next. the vote was contested. it wont— next. the vote was contested. it wasn't respected.— next. the vote was contested. it wasn't respected. it— next. the vote was contested. it wasn't respected. it was undermined— wasn't respected. it was undermined at pretty much every otmgto— undermined a

now martin, taaat— mep, martin daubney. now martin, taaat wea— mep, martin daubney. to me and i got that to mark white. and i just think gb news is completely led the on this story all led the way on this story all day to where the rest of day going to where the rest of feared tread because they're day going to where the rest of fearconcernedi because they're day going to where the rest of fearconcerned abouthe they're day going to where the rest of fearconcerned about the they're too concerned about the political fallout or the political fallout or the political correctness of the truth than the truth has to be the first thing that gets out there . and that press conference there. and that press conference outside nottingham police station the chief constable , station by the chief constable, they were shell shocked by the fact scooped them to fact gb news had scooped them to this and they, like joe biden, refused to take any questions, just statement , turned just gave a statement, turned and went away. i think the and went away. and i think the next story then is

now martin, taaat— mep, martin daubney. now martin, taaat wea— mep, martin daubney. g more and more inforabout the indeed, that getting more and more inforabout the westaed, that getting more and more inforabout the west africant line about the west african migrant with a known history of violence that came to me and i got that to mark white. and i just think gb news is completely led the on this story all led the way on this story all day to where the rest of day going to where the rest of feared tread because they're day going to where the rest of fearconcernedi because they're day going to where the rest of fearconcerned abouthe they're day going to where the rest of fearconcerned about the they're too concerned about the political fallout or the political fallout or the political correctness of the truth than the truth has to be the first thing that gets out there . and that press conference there. and that press conference outside nottingham police station the chief constable , station by the chief constable, they were shell shocked by the fact scooped them to fa

there's— news saturday with me, martin daubney. there's more daubney.ng- deciding to do what he's decided to do. i/rt. ”rt; c itrcrt“ “g cit to do. you're listening to gb news radio . and welcome back to news radio. and welcome back to gb news saturday with me. martin loads of you've been geiiing— martin loads of you've been geiiing in— martin loads of you've been getting in touch— martin loads of you've been getting in touch today on all the getting in touch today on all me big— getting in touch today on all the big stories— getting in touch today on all the big stories we're covering. iei-s— the big stories we're covering. iei-s kick— the big stories we're covering. let's kick off— the big stories we're covering. let's kick off with— the big stories we're covering. let's kick off with immigration .ineiia— let's kick off with immigration .ineiia says— let's kick off with immigration .- della says the - let's kick off with immigration . della says the following . ian della says the following ine— . ian della says the following the government— . ian dell

also nigel wefeew. weww— live, martin daubney. also nigel nelson. martin i— live, martin daubney. ghtly surprised by. why was it always on the cards in your wfww— it always on the cards in your wfwff awf— it always on the cards in your mind? and where— it always on the cards in your mind? and where do you think wef— mind? and where do you think ffref referw — mind? and where do you think that reform could— mind? and where do you think that reform could potentially efewe— that reform could potentially efewe ee— that reform could potentially stand aslresult_ that reform could potentially stand as result of this as stand as a result of this as weff— stand as a result of this as weff f— stand as a result of this as weff f r— stand as a result of this as well? i think— stand as a result of this as well? i think there was an inevitability— well? i think there was an inevitability after the colin eeewe— inevitability after the colin beattie and _ inevitability after the colin beattie and peter murrell were erreefef— beattie and peter murrell were erreefef ee— beattie and peter murrell wer

i'm martin daubney in for- i'm martin daubney in for lawrence fox.of boris morris says boris is being bullied by parliament by any definition , parliament by any definition, constantly picking on somebody is bullying. well that's your thoughts. it's been quite an eventful week in westminster. some laughter to my left and right panels about to kick in because just hours before boris johnson resigned as an mp last week, his resignation honours were published, which led to a pubuc were published, which led to a public squabble between the former and current prime minister. then when boris did resign, he publicly lambasted the privileges committee for what he deemed to be a witch hunt and a kangaroo court , where hunt and a kangaroo court, where the public will have teetering on the edge of their seats awaiting the publication of that report with delays setting in as a result of printing problems, of all things . and finally, just of all things. and finally, just yesterday, the report was published and it had recommended a suspension of 90 days, a sancti

i'm martin daubney in for- i'm martin daubney in for lawrence fox. morris says boris is being bullied by parliament by any definition , parliament by any definition, constantly picking on somebody is bullying. well that's your thoughts. it's been quite an eventful week in westminster. some laughter to my left and right panels about to kick in because just hours before boris johnson resigned as an mp last week, his resignation honours were published, which led to a pubuc were published, which led to a public squabble between the former and current prime minister. then when boris did resign, he publicly lambasted the privileges committee for what he deemed to be a witch hunt and a kangaroo court , where hunt and a kangaroo court, where the public will have teetering on the edge of their seats awaiting the publication of that report with delays setting in as a result of printing problems, of all things . and finally, just of all things. and finally, just yesterday, the report was published and it had recommended a suspension of 90 days, a sanction well

i'm martin daubney. is a worldwide problem and ids— inflation is a worldwide problem and its re— inflation is a worldwide problem and its be de— inflation is a worldwide problem and it's to do with— inflation is a worldwide problem and it's to do with with global evensr— and it's to do with with global evensr wnar— and it's to do with with global events. what i'm— and it's to do with with global events. what i'm saying is that a bir— events. what i'm saying is that a bir er— events. what i'm saying is that a bir er me— events. what i'm saying is that a bit of the stuff— events. what i'm saying is that a bit of the stuff we're swdering— a bit of the stuff we're suffering in— a bit of the stuff we're suffering in this country, especiaiiw— suffering in this country, especially food inflation, which is nigner— especially food inflation, which is nigner man— especially food inflation, which is higher than in— especially food inflation, which is higher than in most of those piaces— is higher than in most of th

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i'm martin daubney. a it; f top of the morning. i'm martin daubney. “it; f a�*i: daubney.gb news. to our top story now and phillip schofield has admitted he is broken and ashamed of his professional conduct. when speaking with the sun newspaper yesterday . but he says he is not yesterday. but he says he is not a groomer. yeah, the former this morning— a groomer. yeah, the former this morning presenter— 3 yeah, the former this morning presenter gave gave an interview— morning presenter gave gave an irrierriew io— morning presenter gave gave an irrierriew io ire— morning presenter gave gave an interview to the bbc last night as weii— interview to the bbc last night as weii arri— interview to the bbc last night as well and he— interview to the bbc last night as well and he had this to say. wrai— as well and he had this to say. what was— as well and he had this to say. what was unwise— as well and he had this to say. what was unwise was- as well and he had this to say. what was unwise was the- as well and he had this to say. what was unwise was the fact that it happened . and

i'm martin daubney. _ morning. and happy friday. i'm martin daubney. j: cc dj; martin daubney. it says there waking up on a saturday and realising it's saturday. have saturday. so being able to have a and also having an a lie in and also having an afternoon nap. apparently is number you've been number 20. well, you've been sharing your favourite things this morning, says. when this morning, maria says. when my grandchildren throw their arms me, that is so arms around me, that is so sweet. i mean, that really shows you that even in the cost of living certain things living crisis, certain things are priceless are just absolutely priceless and yeah, you can't and are free. yeah, you can't pul— and are free. yeah, you can't pah a— and are free. yeah, you can't pah a prese— and are free. yeah, you can't pah a prhse sh— »??a: »?d; ”aidj; yeah, you can't put a price on anything like hhah.— put a price on anything like that. stephen— put a price on anything like that. stephen is— put a price on anything like that. stephen is saying maybe. hhes— that. stephen is saying maybe. hers—sheph

, who has party mep martin daubney, who nos ieen— party mep martin daubney, who has been breaking majormore stars speak out oni— scandal is more stars speak out on viewe— scandal is more stars speak out and viewer trust— scandal is more stars speak out and viewer trust and ratings piwnneie— and viewer trust and ratings plummet? tom _ and viewer trust and ratings plummet? tom bower is going to derive— plummet? tom bower is going to ieiiwer nis— plummet? tom bower is going to deliver his unmissable verdict in uncanceled_ deliver his unmissable verdict in uncanceled .— deliver his unmissable verdict in uncanceled . plus, as

i'm martin daubney. and i'm ellie assesse— martin daubney.eakfasti costello, and this is breakfast on costello, and this is breakfast opp-news— costello, and this is breakfast on.news news— costello, and this is breakfast on.news news .- costello, and this is breakfast on news news . it's on gb news news. it's our top story— on gb news news. it's our top story new— on gb news news. it's our top story ene— on gb news news. it's our top story now and the— on gb news news. it's our top story now and the fa cup final gees— story now and the fa cup final pees speed— story now and the fa cup final goes ahead today— story now and the fa cup final goes ahead today as 90,000 fans wm— goes ahead today as 90,000 fans will be— goes ahead today as 90,000 fans will be heading— goes ahead today as 90,000 fans will be heading to— goes ahead today as 90,000 fans will be heading to wembley stadium. — will be heading to wembley stadium. but— will be heading to wembley stadium. but this weekend's rail spikes— stadium. but this weekend's rail spikes win— stadium.

is going— the wonderful martin daubney is oomo to— the wonderful martin daubney is going to to— thethe king doesn't like to be- c. f and i know the king doesn't like to be too hot eee.— king doesn't like to be too hot eee. ane— king doesn't like to be too hot eee. and ire— king doesn't like to be too hot too. and it's quite— king doesn't like to be too hot too. and it's quite an ordeal fer— too. and it's quite an ordeal for him — too. and it's quite an ordeal for him ee— too. and it's quite an ordeal for him as well.— too. and it's quite an ordeal for him as well. obviously, he wane— for him as well. obviously, he wants ee— for him as well. obviously, he wants to make— for him as well. obviously, he wants to make sure the first trooping— wants to make sure the first trooping ee— wants to make sure the first trooping as king— wants to make sure the first trooping as king goes smoothly. nee— trooping as king goes smoothly. were we— trooping as king goes smoothly. were we eee— trooping as king goes smoothly. there we see the— trooping as king goes smoothly. there we see the king's troo

i'm martin daubney. and i'm- sunny sunday day. i'm martin daubney. t: daubney.shops, buy all go to the shops, they buy all the they do all prep. the food, they do all the prep. they and the they did the salads and the pasta and the buns and pasta salads and the buns and the and everything. pasta salads and the buns and the you and everything. pasta salads and the buns and the you just and everything. pasta salads and the buns and the you just standtverything. pasta salads and the buns and the you just stand thereiing. pasta salads and the buns and the you just stand there and and you just stand there and flip a burger and. andrew yeah, exactly. andrew agrees with me and take control and says men always take control of barbecue . you of the barbecue. as you mentioned, all the prep mentioned, with all the prep being done by their female partners, is true, yeah. partners, which is true, yeah. but he says, i am always concerned about under cooked chicken sausages. so chicken and burnt sausages. so i do actually prefer my partner to be in charge of the barbecue and a

martin daubney, the tonnot— this show. martin daubney, the totnot—tttt- this show.he ttggoot— taking their own lives. it's the ttggoot-non- taking their own lives. it's the biggest men under the biggest killer of men under the age biggest killer of men under the ogo-tnto— biggest killer of men under the ogo-tnto-non- biggest killer of men under thei age _this-men that age of 40. this is just men that wo-to-otout— age of 40. this is just men that we're-about here. - age of 40. this is just men that we're about here. mental we're talking about here. mental noottn— we're talking about here. mental health _ lockdown. - we're talking about here. mental healunfortunately lockdown. we're talking about here. mental healunfortunately ,)ckdown. we're talking about here. mental healunfortunately , the own. we're talking about here. mental healunfortunately , the nhs and unfortunately, the nhs is otton— and unfortunately, the nhs is often overwhelmed that you onoutt — often overwhelmed that you onouttlto— often overwhelmed that you should .to get _ often overwhelmed that you sh

. rrbbrrb— journalist mr martin daubney. nbnrrb vee— journalist mr martin daubney. ? why were they debating this in the place? why is this the first place? why is this necessary? as bobby was necessary? and as bobby was saying, if he was teaching the class someone says to him, class and someone says to him, sir, a cat now, you know my sir, i'm a cat now, you know my answer would be something like, yes, your maths teacher yes, and i'm your maths teacher and here's extra homework for you. shut up get with you. so shut up and get on with it can't do things like it. but you can't do things like that you ? yeah, that now. martin can you? yeah, i think that's the issue— that now. martin can you? yeah, i think that's the issue here. - i think that's the issue here. barnenn— i think that's the issue here. barnenn ee— i think that's the issue here. eamonn so while on the one hand, this eamonn so while on the one hand, me nrgnb— eamonn so while on the one hand, bnre nrgnb eee— eamonn so while on the one hand, this might seem like— eamonn so while on the one hand, this might se

i'm renafban— martin daubney. hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey_ martin daubney. hello there.nd we be bave— southern areas as well. and we do have another— southern areas as well. and we do have another yellow thunderstorm - do have another yellow thunderstorm warning out fbreugbeuf— thunderstorm warning out throughout- as- thunderstorm warning out throughout as well. throughout sunday as well. temperatures— throughout sunday as well. temperatures once again going to be very— temperatures once again going to be very — temperatures once again going to be very bf— temperatures once again going to be very warm if you— temperatures once again going to be very warm if you are out in fbaf— be very warm if you are out in that sunshine,— be very warm if you are out in that sunshine, very strong with bbgb— that sunshine, very strong with bbgb ub— that sunshine, very strong with high uv levels.— that sunshine, very strong with high uv levels. and again, 30 c hiin uv levels. and again, 30 c is high uv levels. and again, 30 c bs bessbbbe— high uv levels. and again, 30 c is possible for— h

but tonight i'm identifying as martin daubney . well, is pride daubney. well, it is pride coming up on the show tonight on rwanda , the government says yay, rwanda, the government says yay, but lefty lawyers say nay. but the lefty lawyers say nay. i'll be asking who's really in charge of our country? then he was the prince of plants and now he's the king of climate change. but should he do this late? mother elizabeth did. and keep his politics out. plus, i know sad news. it's the end of the holy rainbow flag month of pride. so i'm asking you to vote for your favourite or not. pride plonker head to gb news on twitter to cast your vote and we'll announce some of the funniest ones before the end of the show. and don't forget, as even the show. and don't forget, as ever, you or my third panellists have, please send in your views on anything we're talking about tonight . vaiews@gbnews.com. tonight. vaiews@gbnews.com. that's all coming up after the latest news headlines with aaron armstrong . latest news headlines with aaron armstrong. good latest news headline

and i'm martin daubney, for in laurence fox, who is convalescing . get well soon. convalescing.

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and i'm martin daubney . privilege to be with you here and the legend. thank you very much. thank you. this is breakfast on gb news. now, frankly, it's lovely- breakfast on gb news. now, frankly, it's lovely to- c15 \ now, frankly, it's lovely to have something— frankly, it's lovely to have something positive to celebrate today.— something positive to celebrate today. it— something positive to celebrate today. it is— something positive to celebrate today. it is .— something positive to celebrate today. it is . and— something positive to celebrate today. it is . and we can because today. it is. and we can because commu— today. it is. and we can because comwau is— today. it is. and we can because cornwall is preparing to host the national— cornwall is preparing to host the national celebration weapons for armed— the national celebration weapons for armed forces— the national celebration weapons for armed forces day for the very— for armed forces day for the very first— for armed forces day for the very first tim

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