martin daubney . news with me. martin daubney.coming up, the government looks set north sea oil and set to award north sea oil and gas licences annually to attempt to encourage domestic energy supply security . we'll be supply and security. we'll be discussing that next. but first, here's your latest news headunes here's your latest news headlines with . tamsin headlines with. tamsin >> martin. thank you. here are the headlines at 331. several un aid agencies have issued a joint statement regarding the aid situation in gaza, saying enough is enough. it comes as israel said it hit 450 hamas targets in the last 24 hours, targeting tunnels, terrorists and military equipment. the hamas run health ministry in gaza says dozens of people have been killed in the strikes . the agency's joint strikes. the agency's joint statement says an entire population is besieged and under attack and calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire . israel says that won't happen until the more than 240 hostages held by hamas are released . just held by ha

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i'm martin daubney detail? gb news. this is britain's news channel . sunday mornings from 930 on. gb news. welcome back. >> it's 4:45. you're watching and listening to martin daubney on gb news covering for patrick christys. well, at 5:00 and have the latest on suella braverman controversial comments about the metropolitan police. and i'll ask, is the home secretary of the future of conservatives the future of the conservatives or rashid damaging to the party brand? now a stark warning from farmers who say that the drive to net zero could lead to food shortages because the fears have been created by the government's plans of rewilding vast swathes of the countryside. our south—west of england. reporter jeff moody went to meet a farmer who says the risks of very real rewilding the land from gardening program to agriculture. >> the drive to end cultivation is more powerful than ever before . anjana devoy owns before. anjana devoy owns a glamping site. she's rewilding her land and has welcomed in a myriad differen

i martin daubney on gb news.l portillo gb news britain's new channel. >> previously on breakfast. >> previously on breakfast. >> what do we do now that rwanda plan has failed? time for a solution . solution. >> stanley johnson joins us this morning. >> we do have to get immigration under control . >> we do have to get immigration under control. this >> we do have to get immigration under control . this policy of under control. this policy of discouragement did work in the case of australia . we have to case of australia. we have to make it work here. if we had 3 or 4 years, he could perhaps make this play. >> but he hasn't. he's got till november. >> here's grant. harold he's a man that knows the workings of the royals that as people like myself are around are aware myself who are around are aware of what's true and untrue. >> and it will be interesting to see turkey this christmas see is a turkey this christmas the way to go? >> know, tradition isn't >> you know, tradition isn't just and just about presents and

i'm martin daubney. you've got an action packed hour coming up top of the hour , the covid inquiry of the hour, the covid inquiry bombshell . bombshell. >> sir chris whitty takes the stage . headless chickens stage. headless chickens fighting like rats in a sack. these people were meant to be in control, but instead he said this. all the options were very bad. some of them were just a bit worse. don't you feel filled with confidence? next get with confidence? next story. get back to work ahead of the autumn statement tomorrow . would you statement tomorrow. would you like see a clampdown sick like to see a clampdown on sick notes? britain as those long notes? britain as those on long term benefits have term sickness benefits have doubled? is it time for a clampdown? next, a right royal visit as britain is on the verge of sealing a £21 billion post brexit trade deal with south korea, king charles rolls out the royal red carpet at buckingham palace. now that's how to do business and finally in this hour ,

with me, martin daubney loads in the next houn martin daubney loads in the next hour.hering letter sent to rishi sunak just landed about 20 minutes ago. absolute war lines are drawn. we'll have all the details in this next hour. secondly, david cameron was meant to be a steady pair of hands, but will that appointment come back to haunt rishi on this emotional day ? rishi on this emotional day? lots of people digging up skeletons out of his closet on brexit, on austerity, on all sorts of things, including china and finally rwanda . massive, and finally rwanda. massive, massive news tomorrow morning at the supreme court. a ruling expected which is directly referred to in suella letter . if referred to in suella letter. if this goes against the government and the government can't stop the boats, we will have all out warfare loads coming up in this huge dramatic action packed next hour. huge dramatic action packed next hour . well, suella huge dramatic action packed next hour. well, suella said huge dramatic action packed next hour . well, suella said she hour. well, suell

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i'm martin daubney apart?nday mornings from 930 on. gb news on marked ella whelan tonight in my big opinion, rishi sunak must keep his straight talking. >> home secretary suella braverman, who speaks for millions . if braverman, who speaks for millions. if she braverman, who speaks for millions . if she goes, so does millions. if she goes, so does his chance of winning the next election . will she survive the election. will she survive the weekend ? i'll be asking her weekend? i'll be asking her number one fan, maverick tory mp michael fabricant . and in my michael fabricant. and in my take at ten, my first full on air reaction to the stunning news that nigel farage looks to be heading to the jungle and not for the first time, he'll prove the doubters wrong. >> we're live . >> we're live. at nine. >> we're live. at nine. >> welcome back. it's 450. watching and listening to martin daubney on gb news. standing in for patrick christys. well, at 5:00, i'll have all the latest on suella braverman's future as pressu

martin daubney on gb news.ain's news channel . sunday mornings from 930 on . gb news. >> welcome back. 324 you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news later this hour of news of a fresh tory attack on sir keir starmer over immigration action once again. but now to the fallout from omid scobie's controversial book about the royal family and copies of endgame have been taken off bookshelves in the netherlands and that's after the dutch version named two royals who are alleged to have made comments about the colour of prince archie's skin . well, i'm prince archie's skin. well, i'm joined now in the studio by gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron, you've got a copy of the book. >> i do. this one is safe from the pulp because it's the engush the pulp because it's the english version and it's the dutch one, which is being hastily taken off of bookshelves in the netherlands . now, hastily taken off of bookshelves in the netherlands. now, in hastily taken off of bookshelves in the netherlan

i'm martin daubney. it's 3:00 loads coming up on today's show, of course, it's an autumn statement special. we started the day with the highest taxes since world war ii, and we've ended the day with the highest taxes since world war ii. who were the winners.7 who were the losers.7 well, for starters, the national insurance rate 2, which will rate was cut by 2, which will benefit 27 million of you. but what does that mean for the pound and the pence in your pocket.7 next up, pensioners . pocket.7 next up, pensioners. great news for pensioners, pensioners were winners today. an extra £900 a year to the full state basic pension and mercifully that triple lock was safeguarded . and next up , a safeguarded. and next up, a boost to benefits . what did boost to benefits. what did jeremy hunt get.7 his boost to benefits. what did jeremy hunt get? his notes mixed up with rachel reeves because despite talking tough on a clampdown on benefits yesterday, an actual fact there's been a boost to people on universal cre

i'm martin daubney standing in for patrick christys on gb news.till 930 . thursdays from six till 930. >> welcome back. it's 424. you're watching and listening to martin daubney on gb news covering for patrick christys . covering for patrick christys. in a few minutes, i'll tell you about the shadow cabinet minister who's quit over labour's policy on the israel hamas war. but for now , israel's hamas war. but for now, israel's security forces say it's been successful in attacking more than 100 hamas tunnels in gaza. let's cross now to tel aviv and speak to our security editor, mark white. mark there's been significant activity overnight , significant activity overnight, right? there is news of a hamas leader pinned down in his bunker and he's been called a dead man walking by israel's defence minister. so they seem they're very, very much digging in for. action >> yeah, this is yahya sinwar. no more detail about where he is , where that bunker complex is and just how close israel is actually to taking him out of action. just a comments that were m

i'm martin daubney . this is gb news. i'm daubney. this is gb news.tion packed hour coming up, including our top story. have the lunatics taken over our asylum system? it would seem so. as home office top brass and they've simply lost track of over 17,000 failed asylum seekers who could include criminals and perhaps even terrorists . how did criminals and perhaps even terrorists. how did this happen and should heads roll? next story kicked off again today at the covid inquiry. this time former shamed health secretary matt hancock gave evidence. he talked about a toxic culture at downing street and pointed the finger at dominic cummings. dominic cummings replied on twitter , saying that was twitter, saying that was outright lies. we'll have all the latest from pip tomson, who's been there all day next. cop 28, you know, the annual jamboree of is climate activists and politicians who jet to far flung places for a jolly. this time it's in dubai. yeah. you know, dubai , famed for its oil know, dubai, famed for its oil production , its gas production, prod

i'm martin daubney news. this martin daubney on gb news. britain's news channel. >> i'm alex deakin . this is your >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office right here on gb news storm debby will be clearing away through this evening, but for the rest of this week there will be further spells of wet and windy weather here is the storm system. >> strongest winds >> the strongest winds just to the of it. across the south of it. so across northern england parts of northern england and parts of wales this afternoon. northern england and parts of walwthe this afternoon. northern england and parts of walwthe storm this afternoon. northern england and parts of walwthe storm isiis afternoon. northern england and parts of walwthe storm isiis af'heading out but the storm is now heading out into the north sea, still very blustery and still rain to blustery and still more rain to come eastern scotland from come into eastern scotland from that pressure as well. so that low pressure as well. so not completely done with th

martin daubney turns in the next houn martin daubney turns in the next hour. and historic breakthrough as the first of the 240 hostages is hamas captured from israel on october the 7th are released. a massive moment . we'll have live massive moment. we'll have live pictures and all the latest from the rafah crossing as they go into egypt. next up, after yesterday's horrific stabbing in dubun yesterday's horrific stabbing in dublin that saw three children attack , we'll be asking what attack, we'll be asking what really caused the dublin riots that followed 34 arrests a night of bedlam. but was dublin a tinderbox waiting to happen? next story . another tory next story. another tory migration row, jacob rees—mogg . migration row, jacob rees—mogg. >> last night on gb news said, i'm sorry. >> the new conservatives say it's do or die . it's do or die. >> the daily telegraph. >> the daily telegraph. >> the daily telegraph. >> the bible of the true blue tory heartlands, said the betrayal of the british people is complete. >> it's another day, another migration nightm

i'm martin daubney on news britain's seat to find out. hannel news britain's seat to find out. i'm martin daubrchannel . news britain's michael portillo gb news britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. 352 you're watching or listening to me? martin daubney on gb news a 4:00 ibnng martin daubney on gb news a 4:00 i bring you full details of today's net migration figures which have hit a record high. well, yesterday i told you that 1 in 4 adults have struggled to pay 1 in 4 adults have struggled to pay their energy bills in the last three months, and there's more bad news today. last three months, and there's more bad news today . the average more bad news today. the average household energy bill will rise by £94 a year from january at the energy regulator ofgem increased its price cap in response to rising wholesale prices. well join me now in the studio is gb news economics and business editor liam halligan with on the money . so liam with on the money. so liam yesterday we had we had some good news it lasted all o

it's 3 pm. i'm martin daubney tonnes p.m. i'm martin daubney tonnes coming up on today's show, top story as just stop oil once again launch a series of protests to bring cities to a halt . i'm protests to bring cities to a halt. i'm going to get one of their head honchos into this studio and say , is it time for studio and say, is it time for you lot to just stop? >> next up, tax cuts at last sing hazanas. >> finally, some crumbs of comfort seem to be coming our way. rishi sunak has hinted as much this morning. we'll cross live to jeremy hunt at 340, hopefully with some much needed financial respite. next up , an financial respite. next up, an amnesty for illegal immigrants who can't be deported to rwanda under this government's bedlam . under this government's bedlam. plans, we'll be saying, is this right? plus, we'll look ahead to this week's much anticipated net immigration figures could be as high as half a million this yeah high as half a million this year. an and finally, he's the man with the plan, the man down under farage is going to take that bushtucker trial. we've seen a snea

i'm martin daubney on gb news.ay to thursdays from six till 930 . six till 930. >> welcome back. it's 424. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. now, in a few minutes, have the lowdown on today's big financial news. and there is a big fall in inflation, but is it time to get the champagne out or not? liam halligan will join us. but let's get more first on our top story today, the decision. now the government's is government's rwanda plan is unlawful. remember, we'll bring you a rishi sunak news conference live very soon. please stick around for that. before that, the supreme court's judgement referred to rwanda's poor human rights record of one of the reasons for their ruling . of the reasons for their ruling. well, are they right? is rwanda an unsafe place? well, let's speak to someone who should know, because adam bradford is a british expat citizen who has now settled in rwanda. welcome to the show, adam. thanks for joining us. so if you listen to the bleeding hearts and the human lawyers ba

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now, martin daubney here. martin daubney is here. and order special tonight. >> videos just show the >> two videos that just show the problem got two tier problem we've got with two tier policing around protests. policing around these protests. a threatened arrest a guy threatened with arrest just shouting just for shouting at some pro—palestine protesters. and then, they were all then, of course, they were all over our war memorial. second topic, time to up and topic, it's time to beef up and protect our war memorials. topic, it's time to beef up and protect our war memorials . we protect our war memorials. we need we need stiff sentences for even those who climb it. and finally, rwanda . we're going to finally, rwanda. we're going to set out exactly rishi should set out exactly how rishi should break international law and get the off ground. the planes off the ground. >> lots of law and >> crikey. well, lots of law and order perhaps disorder. order and perhaps disorder. martin daubney. order and perhaps disorder. martin daubney . t

i'm anne diamond. >> iisd i'm martin daubney and this morning. morning. i'm anne diamond. >> iis breakfast on .aubney and this is breakfast on. gb news. >> such a lot of your views about the best ever tv shows ever made. we're talking about this because the daily mail . this because the daily mail. that's right. has got this big. they've done a sort of survey amongst all of their readers finding out about what they think are the best tv shows that have ever been made. and the top one is only fools and horses. >> and that would be the one i would choose. superb old boy. >> that's one of those ones that i've never watched. >> i can't believe you've never seen single episode. seen a single episode. >> i mean, i've watched it >> no. i mean, i've watched it come on. because nearly everywhere you ever go, i mean, it up somewhere, it comes up somewhere, doesn't it? doesn't appeal it? but it just doesn't appeal to it never has. to me, it's to me. it never has. to me, it's just blokes talking to each to me. it never has. to me, it's just b|that'salking to

it's all to on martin daubney. thank to come on martin daubney.mcgivern >> hello, it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the forecast. not a lot the gb news forecast. not a lot of cloud across the uk today the gb news forecast. not a lot of clyshowersss the uk today the gb news forecast. not a lot of clyshowers continuing)day the gb news forecast. not a lot of clyshowers continuing inay with showers continuing in places , but it does turn drier places, but it does turn drier overnight . tuesday and wednesday overnight. tuesday and wednesday are looking mostly dry across the uk . we've got the weekend's the uk. we've got the weekend's area of low pressure moving away to the east high pressure trying to the east high pressure trying to build in from the northwest, but a lot of cloud but in between a lot of cloud across evening across the uk during the evening further spells of rain or showers especially for eastern scotland east coast of scotland down the east coast of england and the england and parts of the midlands, wales and the south

i'm anne diamond. >> and martin daubney and >> and i'm martin daubney and this on gb news. this is breakfastery good news. and also , you know, still no and also, you know, still no boating . cliff edge, edge, edge boating. cliff edge, edge, edge of the cliff. they call it cliff edge. diplomacy almost because 17 hostages who have been held by hamas were freed last night. in the end, after hours of delay, raised fears that the truce deal between israel and hamas would actually fall through. >> and those release include nine year old irish israeli girl emily and her father. >> thomas was told, if you remember, he was told she had died in the october 7th attack on kibbutz be'eri . do you on kibbutz be'eri. do you remember? she was there because she was doing an overnight stay with her best friend . and so she with her best friend. and so she wasn't with her dad in what would have been probably safety at the time. and she was staying in the kibbutz with a friend. and so she fell to the attack . and so she fell to the attack. he had this reaction at the time i went, yes . i he had this reaction a

it's martin daubney and ellie this afternoon. morning. n absolutely packed we, martin, packed show, haven't we, martin, coming you at noon. coming up for you at 12 noon. yeah, it's the latest from israel. >> and we're delighted say >> and we're delighted to say we've got lord daniel finkelstein to britain. >> excellent in today's >> excellent column in today's times people sadiq times saying people like sadiq khan calling for ceasefire, khan calling for a ceasefire, simply understand israel. simply do not understand israel. plus we'll storm keir and be paying plus we'll storm keir and be paying you a visit. plus we'll storm keir and be paying you a visit . and of paying you a visit. and of course, exclusive images course, latest exclusive images from royal visit to kenya. from the royal visit to kenya. and of course, we're going to be talking about the mice attack third. >> macdonald is now where dozens of mice have been released. is that enough put off that enough to put you off mcdonald's for life? certainly terrifying. of people in terr

martin daubney . now it's time to go daubney. the latest sports news now broadcast the paul coyte is here with us coity. yes. what's the top story it's got the football in got to be about the football in england. we're going to england. surely we're going to make maltese cross . make the maltese cross. >> you been practising >> oh, have you been practising that? practising that? have you been practising that? have you been practising that? well, yes, they that? well well, yes, they should do. but the thing is, england versus malta should be a complete walkover, shouldn't it? yeah. they've played six times against the past against malta in the past obviously. i mean i'm saying obviously. i mean i'm saying obviously apologies to maltese, but england have won six times. what do you think the biggest scores been? scores have been? >> we did them about ten >> i think we did them about ten one. no it's only five. >> oh, is it? i mean this is amazing. there's been a21. there's a couple of four there's been a couple of four nils recently

. >> i'm olivia utley and i'm martin daubney. >> and this is breakfast on gb news . news. >> well, good morning to you all. could we be expecting tax cuts to come in light of the chancellor indicating he could reduce business levies to boost economic growth ? jeremy hunt economic growth? jeremy hunt said difficult decisions to reform the welfare state are required as he considers squeezing benefits by billions while slashing inheritance tax. >> yeah. following this, households closest new pylons electricity substation could receive up to £10,000 off their bills over the course of a decade. under the chancellor. this is part of the plan to help halve the time it takes to deliver new electricity networks to seven years. well, jordan is now to discuss this is political commentator alex armstrong . commentator alex arm strong. alex, commentator alex armstrong. alex, at long last, jeremy hunt seems to have found some wonga down the back of the sofa at downing street. we need a tax cut. surely if the tories are to have any chance of avoiding a wipe—out at the next general

and hello, i'm martin daubney. >> good morning.pt across the british isles and the channel islands, leaving roofs torn off homes, roofs torn off homes and cars smashed by golf balls . sized hailstones. yeah, balls. sized hailstones. yeah, gusts of up to 100 miles an hour were recorded yesterday as almost 20,000 homes and businesses across the uk were left without power at lunchtime . left without power at lunchtime. some train services were disrupted across south—west england, with heavy flooding and trampolines on the track. planes were forced to go around as they struggled to land safely during heavy winds. >> and the met office says it will continue to impact scotland and parts of northern england . and parts of northern england. but strong winds will gradually ease throughout the day . ease throughout the day. >> let's talk to the star of real housewives of jersey, tessa hartmann, because the clue is in the introduction . tessa was the introduction. tessa was going to call you jessa, then tessa, you live on jersey. don't you te

i'm anne diamond and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on .b news. >> let's go straight now to gaza and israel. >> in fact, in gaza, 94, british national teams have actually been prevented from crossing the border into egypt and officials temporarily closed the rafah crossing after accusations had been swirling around about hamas infiltration amongst the injured. >> the foreign office has been pressing for its reopening and expects a resumption within days. >> arab nations have demanded a ceasefire from the us secretary of state as he heard there. concerns in jordan yesterday. an idea repeated rejected by the us and israel. >> and this comes as explodes has rocked the lebanese border following israeli airstrikes . following israeli airstrikes. the lebanese terror group hezbollah has threatened full scale war if israel escalates its violence . its violence. >> so our security editor mark white has all the latest for you. mark, can you actually sum up what is the latest situation? there seems to be a lot going on suddenly . every day . suddenly.

well, coming up in exactly seven minutes time is martin daubney. n pat first all, rot in >> first of all, the rot in rochdale at the cenotaph, the disgrace of that, the heat around the armistice march. where's sadiq khan? >> the guy's missing in action. also, another resignation in the labour party were their palestine problem cause a civil war and sink the party. 40 people arrested at last at the just stop oil protest on waterloo bridge. and finally from boffin to boris basher. but vorderman finally gets the boot from the bbc. >> how many plosives can you fit in one sentence? martin daubney bebe bebe no loving , loving to bebe bebe no loving, loving to see it. >> he loves a bit of alliteration. does that martin daubney oh no. >> very good. boris bashes bbc. it's all there. it's all there. well, martin, look forward to that. coming up next, a man who, unlike the prince of wales , will unlike the prince of wales, will not shy away from being perhaps a touch political. >> oh, he'll get you all going, that's sure . thank you for that's for sure. thank

. >> i'm olivia utley and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on gb news. a very good morning to you and thanks for joining us on breakfast. forjoining us on breakfast. >> so over the past week, police forces up and down the country have been carrying out a bi annual initiative as annual initiative known as operation sceptre . operation sceptre. >> back may, this operation >> back in may, this operation saw thousands of knives taken off streets , as well off the streets, as well as a big push on prevention and education in our north—west of england. >> reporter reaper has >> reporter sophie reaper has been police been working with police in lancashire to see lancashire this week to see exactly what they're doing to cut knife crime. cut down on knife crime. >> if we find a weapon, then we take off the street that take that off the street that then could have prevented a murder . murder. >> em- em— >> hundreds of knives. so rendered by the general public. this is just one of 16 knife bins in lancashire . the weapons bins in lancashire. the weapons here are do

i'm martin daubney.shell . bombshell. >> sir chris whitty takes the stage . headless chickens stage. headless chickens fighting like rats in a sack. these people were meant to be in control, but instead he said this. all the options were very bad. some of them were just a bit worse. don't you feel filled with confidence? next get with confidence? next story. get back to work ahead of the autumn statement tomorrow . would you statement tomorrow. would you like see a clampdown sick like to see a clampdown on sick notes? britain as those long notes? britain as those on long term benefits have term sickness benefits have doubled? is it time for a clampdown? next, a right royal

right. >> well, coming up, it is none other than martin daubney.ng to people close to him , speaking to people close to him, and there's a lot more to it, we think, than meets the eye. itv do they have a scheme? do they have a plan ? have a plan? >> is this turning into the biggest political stitch up since partygate? well, lots to discuss on the show. >> also , something bothers >> also, something that bothers me full face masks. balaclava me is full face masks. balaclava full face coverings. you see them now? there's a stabbing at kfc. the hamas masks at protests. they're increasingly being used by thugs and hoodlums. is it time to change the british law as they did in northern ireland in the 90s and get rid of these face masks to keep people safe? >> controversial, though. >> very controversial, though. they've done this paris. they've done this in paris. they've done this in paris. they've in other they've done this in other places. that covers they've done this in other pla

you're joined by myself and martin daubney now it's not looking good for british businesses as insolvency financial crash. >> yeah, according to new data over 18,000 companies have already gone bust this year, with firms battling with higher interest rates and debt . interest rates and debt. >> well, joining us now is our economics and business editor liam halligan with on the money . liam halligan with on the money. >> liam for businesses it is this is what happens when you raise interest rates 14 times in a row which we have since the end of 2001, all the way from a quarter of 1% to now 5.25. and there's another interest rate decision by the bank of england tomorrow. but as those interest rates have risen, as borrowing costs have gone up, it isn't just people with mortgages and personal loans who've had to pay more. it's also businesses. and most business loans are variable rate. they're not fixed rate, and that's squeezed businesses as just when consumers shoppers have had less money to spend . so have had less money to spend. so businesses get less revenue in and they have to pay more

i'm martin daubney.e the losers? well, for starters, the national insurance rate 2, which will rate was cut by 2, which will benefit 27 million of you. but what does that mean for the pound and the pence in your pocket? next up, pensioners . pocket? next up, pensioners. great news for pensioners, pensioners were winners today. an extra £900 a year to the full state basic pension and mercifully that triple lock was safeguarded . and next up

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if you that clip martin you watched that clip of martin daubney no offence to matt and i love dearly,ve him dearly, but i'll never stop chuckling at that. but anyway, were anyway, danielle, there were lots stories sort of in the lots of stories sort of in the news of people who worked in the prison service. news of people who worked in the prison sbasically news of people who worked in the prison s basically the >> and basically one of the problems they had is that all the people the experienced people left because make one because when you make cuts, one of the things you do is of the first things you do is offer everyone voluntary redundancy. offered redundancy. they offered everyone redundancy. they offered everyorexperienced people all the experienced people left. you any experienced you only had any experienced people. then happens? people. and then what happens? well, to say that well, i'm not going to say that their caused this their behaviour caused this escape, that was sort of escape, but that was sort of speculation which was emerging. i think everyone agrees that working o

live with me, emily carver and martin daubney coming up this thursday afternoon, flights cancelled ,ent declared a storm. karen unleashes chaos on the uk with hailstones bigger than golf balls being reported with storm chasing up and down the country . the country. >> yes. and we'll also be tracking the royals as they continue their historic trip to kenya. earlier, they visited kenyan marines, trained by the uk before king charles visited a conservation centre. we'll have the very latest with our royal correspondent . correspondent. >> and it's been 45 years in the making. the beatles are just about to their final song entitled now and then is just about to drop. in fact, it has just dropped. the first balls were written by john lennon in 1978, and with the help of i was finished last year. but we're asking you viewers out there, who do you prefer the beatles or the stones . the stones. >> plus , we'll bring you more on >> plus, we'll bring you more on the million march for palestine, which could hit london on this years which could hit london on this year's armistice day . organiser

christys show. >> martin daubney covering for pat. this week. big boots to fill.week on saturday. of course, the 11th hour of the 11th day, the 11th month or mr stay. but of course, a mob of pro palestine protesters may come and rain on the parade should it be stopped? what do we do to control that? also, just stop oil they were targeting whitehall arrest and held at the cenotaph. should they be sent to jail? suella braverman said they should be sent to jail as quick as their feet can touch the ground. let's see what happens. also, crisis for keir . 11 see what happens. also, crisis for keir. 11 more labour councillors quit the party, taking the total to 50 with labour's palestine problem could be a problem for keir starmer at the next general election. and finally whoopee, they could finally whoopee, they could finally be an end to the highest taxes since world war ii. this fella, jeremy hunt, has found £15 billion down the back of his sofa . sofa. >> is it time for a tax cut? >> is it time for a tax cut? >> we'll be talking to tory grandee, sir john redwood. asl

i'm martin daubney.ghtmare on another day . suella torpedoed another day. suella torpedoed him yesterday . now with rishi him yesterday. now with rishi sunak become rishi sunak next story. sunak we've delivered on inflation, which goes down to 4.6, but don't get too excited. everything's getting expensive, just a bit slower than before. and food inflation is still rocketing, so don't get the champagne in just yet . next, champagne in just yet. next, cameron's china crisis. he was meant to be a safe pair of hands . but today, china's communist controlled state newspaper has been the first bit of good press he's got. they've welcomed his appointment . but will his appointment. but will his financial past come back to haunt the conservative party? and finally , thomas cashman, the and finally, thomas cashman, the killer who murdered olivia pratt—korbel is in the court of appeal. will he get a success? we'll be there latest with all the live news. that's coming up in the next hour . so what we in the next ho

martin daubney turns in the next houn martin daubney turns in the next hour.stages is hamas captured from israel on october the 7th are released. a massive moment . we'll have live massive moment. we'll have live pictures and all the latest from the rafah crossing as they go into egypt. next up, after yesterday's horrific stabbing in dubun yesterday's horrific stabbing in dublin that saw three children attack , we'll be asking what attack, we'll be asking what really caused the dublin riots that followed 34 arrests a night of bedlam. but was dublin a tinderbox waiting to happen? next story . another

martin daubney loads in the next hour, including rishi on the ropes. they're all queuing andrea jenkyns, lord frost kruger. they're all queuing up to put the boot into rishi. the question is, will all this sink? sunak will the right take him down after that? david cameron , down after that? david cameron, the new foreign secretary, well, he was meant to be a safe pair of hands, but it seems to be loads of skeletons his closet loads of skeletons in his closet on china , on lobbying, on brexit on china, on lobbying, on brexit on china, on lobbying, on ofsted pretty will the boy actually be a liability for the conservatives next up, happy birthday , king charles 103 gun birthday, king charles 103 gun salute cake galore and a phone call across the atlantic from prince harry. well, you can't have it all, but happy birthday to you. the king and finally, rwanda or bust tomorrow morning at 930, the supreme court ruling is due. if the tories can't manage this, it must be the end of them. will this sink the conservatives? they promised to stop the boats. can the

martin daubney is up next. >> hello again. it's fine for many of with skies clearing many of us with skies clearing and turning increasingly chilly overnight. we've got low pressure moving away. that brought some blustery weather and heavy showers or and some heavy showers or thunderstorms south thunderstorms to the south earlier . thunderstorms to the south earlier. that's all pushing into the continent . meanwhile, the near continent. meanwhile, further showers continue across parts of scotland. snow over the hills northern ireland as hills and northern ireland as well as western england and wales. increasingly the wales. but increasingly the showers will confined to showers will be confined to these areas, clear skies these areas, with clear skies developing elsewhere and temperatures falling away. 1 to 4 celsius, typically as we begin saturday and in some places lower than that. so a chilly start and there will be a few fog patches around first thing, but the fog will tend to lift dunng but the fog will tend to lift during

martin daubney up next afternoon. mornings, sunny by day, but there is the possibility . but there is the possibility. see a little bit of snow later this week. mostly rain showers that we've been seeing today. more come this more of them to come this evening and overnight across northern eastern northern england and eastern england. many places england. elsewhere, many places will dry and clear and it will be dry and clear and it will be dry and clear and it will turn cold, especially over central and southern scotland. the showers returning to northern scotland will have some snow, over the snow, but only really over the tops of the hills in the south. many places just about staying above freezing, but a cold above freezing, but still a cold start to tuesday. patchy cloud over the midlands wales 1 or 2 scattered showers here, but that should tend to melt away. we'll see more showers coming in northeast and scotland and by the end of the day we could easily be seeing some sleet and snow levels here. snow even to low

up next is martin daubney. martin, what's coming up on your program?tion is, will immigration a sink the tories fresh day fresh nightmare. the echr might sink rwanda . jacob rees—mogg last rwanda. jacob rees—mogg last night could cost the night said it could cost the tories the next about tories the next election about an hour ago, lee anderson demanded cap on immigration in demanded a cap on immigration in the chamber. so i'm going to speak to jacob rees—mogg at 4:10 and say to him, is he going to sink? is it going to sink you? and if so, how about doing something about it? you could get numbers down. you get those visa numbers down. you could do something about it. talk cheap. and another talk is cheap. and another question british question is why are british police met's firearms police in the met's firearms officers scared of of officers more scared of run of the mill gangsters than jihadists? they're jihadists? it's because they're threatened revved threatened with lawsuits revved up agitators and activists. up by agitators and activists. so it's

live with me, emily carver and martin daubney coming up this thursday afternoon, flights cancelled ande royals as they continue their historic trip to kenya yesterday , they fed orphaned elephants. today they're visiting kenyan marines trained by the uk. we'll have the very latest with our royal correspondent . royal correspondent. >> and it's been 45 years in the making, but the beatles will release final ever song release their final ever song this afternoon at 2 pm. called now and then . the first bars now and then. the first bars were written by john lennon in 1978, and with the help of i. it was finished last year and i for one, i'm obsessed with it. can't wait to hear it. plus we reveal how the so—called million march for palestine could hit london on this year's armistice day, as organisers have threatened to break the sacred two minute silence. >> we ask could we see civil unrest . at unrest. at >> but before all of that, the bank of england will make its decision on the base rate of interest in just a few moments time. yes >> so joining us in the studio is gb news economic and

martin daubney action packed show coming up.all putting in the boot after she put the boot into the met. >> today's big question is do we sack suella or is she the tories saviour ? saviour? >> next up, labour's gaza divisions continue another day and more palestine problems for them as this time it turns out one of starmer's lackeys, one of his top staff actually works for a charity that's been organising all of the controversial marches i >> -- >> we'll have the full inside story on that next up , breaking story on that next up, breaking news, the cenotaph at rochdale. vandals ised two teenage men have been arrested on suspicion of that vandalism will cross live to sophie reaper for all of the latest on the story that's gnpped the latest on the story that's gripped the nation and finally, labour's energy plans. they're

. >> i'm martin daubney. this is gp news.first of all, have the lunatics taken over our asylum process ? process? >> s has 17,000 people refused asylum to the uk simply go missing and the home office haven't got a scooby doo where they are. >> what on earth is going on at the home office? another day, another immigration nightmare. next story . hancock it all next story. hancock it all kicked off today at the covid inquiry . matt hancock, the inquiry. matt hancock, the shamed former health secretary saying a toxic culture prevailed at downing street , to which at downing street, to which dominic cummings on ex on twitter replied that's flat out lying . pip thompsons there with lying. pip thompsons there with all the latest next thing xmas terror threat as 700% boom to the anti—terror hotline emerges mark white will assess the threat as we approach christmas. the opportunities to terrorists of christmas markets and crowded places. we're going to help you stay safe. and finally, the big freeze, a yellow weather warning is comin

they're at least by our very own martin daubney who was doing the show just before mine , who says, you says, you know, obligatory gay know, there's an obligatory gay couple there. there's no heterosexual sight. heterosexual couple in sight. there's a quite an ethnically diverse spread , isn't there, as diverse spread, isn't there, as well. they set fire to christmas cards. there's no sign of any kids in there, really. and that message end, i think message at the end, i think overarching message really is have a very selfish vice—miss , have a very selfish vice—miss, isn't it? which i'm not sure is entirely in the christmas spirit, but i thought it was actually a promo for the advert that really got them into trouble. woke crowd trouble. so the woke crowd jumped on this image. if you're watching us on tv or online, you'll be able to see it. if you're listening on radio, i'll talk you through it. so it's got those christmas party hats that talk you through it. so it's got thostend'istmas party hats that talk you through it. so it's got thostend to mas party hats that talk you through it.

. >> i'm martin daubney got an action packed show coming up, including ending a nightmare on downingr the tories at the next general election. coming straight after that. talk about a horror show. it's a cameroon comeback talk. he's back from the dead despite the fact he once said brexit was his greatest regret. he's been wheeled in to try and turn the tories fortunes around. why's move or fatal error . next up , move or fatal error. next up, how did the police do on armistice day? 126 arrests and serious allegations of two tiered policing ? we'll look back tiered policing? we'll look back and examine the evidence . yes, and examine the evidence. yes, and examine the evidence. yes, and of course, we'll be crossing live to the funeral of sir bobby charlton in manchester, where the world of football are paying its respects to the greatest footballer of our generation . so footballer of our generation. so so let us know all about how you think about the big stories, including the top one. suella is it suicide for the tories? one of the last true conservatives left has been axed. she cri