i'm martin daubney. this is 349. i'm martin daubney. this is gb news now.age of the 12th of july celebrations tomorrow . of july celebrations tomorrow. our northern irish reporter, dougie beattie has been following the historical route of those that headed for the new world hundreds of years ago. >> worcester lies about 40 miles west of boston . it's known as west of boston. it's known as the heart of the commonwealth. but back in the 1700s, it was no more than a frontier village . more than a frontier village. >> so you would have to travel from boston down the indian path, which is indian paths were only about this wide. they were only about this wide. they were only about this wide. they were only a foot wide. they weren't very large. you would be single file horseback . you would be file horseback. you would be single file. there was not enough room for a stagecoach. >> the unannounced arrival of the scots—irish was scorned upon by the establishment, and as a result, they were split into three groups. among those in the worcester placement was the young

i'm martin daubney.t 4:00 we'll hear live from kamala harris, the woman who , kamala harris, the woman who, according to one respected defence expert, would be a danger to the security of the west if she becomes the us president. but before that , a president. but before that, a man has been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged with the attempted murder of an army officer in uniform near a barracks, anthony hasan is accused of repeatedly stabbing lieutenant colonel mark teetan in gillingham on tuesday on gb. news, national reporter charlie peters is at medway magistrates court. charlie, welcome to the show, a story which many, many people in britain are still struggling to come to terms with. tell us what's the latest . with. tell us what's the latest. >> hi, martin. well, it was an unusual scene here at medway magistrates court this morning because anthony hassan, aged 24, charged with attempted murder but arrived in the dock in cuffs. that's unusual. the crown prosecution service rules

i'm martin daubney on welcome back. your time is 437. i'm martin daubney on gb news now.wed members of to parliament keep tabs on eu laws. now this move comes at a time where there is growing speculation that this government is looking to forge a closer relationship with the european union, and one brexiteer has called it the end of an era. well, joining me now in the studio is gb news political edhon studio is gb news political editor, chris hope. now we're about to be joined by sir bill cash, who's the chairman of the european scrutiny committee. chairman, former chairman, former of course, because now it is histoire as i say, in brussels, for those tuning in who won't be familiar with the european scrutiny committee , european scrutiny committee, tell us, when did it start and what was the point of it? >> it's very rare we talk about committees as being an important issue for gb news viewers. >> and why should it be? >> and why should it be? >> this is the way this is the under the bonnet. >> it's how things happen in parliament. but the european scrutiny committee is

i'm martin daubney on gb news later this houn daubney on gb news later this hour.result. he got a tattoo that read england euro 2024 winners. you won't want to miss that. winners. you won't want to miss that . will he regret it? but that. will he regret it? but before that, the fate of ursula von der leyen hangs by a thread in the european parliament. she's hoping to be re—elected as european commission president on thursday , but there are thursday, but there are predictions that the european union will be heading for an unprecedented crisis if she fails to get enough backing. well, joining me now from brussels is the journalist jack patrick. jack, welcome to the show. there could be bedlam in brussels. miss von der elianne needs to squeak through. has she got enough votes behind her? it seems to be on a knife edge . seems to be on a knife edge. >> yeah, it really is, martin. >> yeah, it really is, martin. >> hard to tell at the moment. >> hard to tell at the moment. >> she needs 361 votes to get that majority in the 720 seat parliament. >> she has been putting in

i'm martin daubney on gb news now . daubney on gb news now.day. fans will be hoping for an improvement on what's had to be seen as some dismal performances. luke shaw could start the game for england after he made his comeback from injury in saturday's penalty shootout win over switzerland . shootout win over switzerland. >> the last four months have been really tough, i think obviously at the start i was expected to come back a lot soonen expected to come back a lot sooner. but, you know, i, i went through quite a few setbacks to be honest. but, i'm here now , be honest. but, i'm here now, yeah. and it was really nice to get on the other night, i've been itching to, to get some minutes. it's been a long while, but yeah , no. really pleased but yeah, no. really pleased that i was able to get get on the pitch and get some minutes. and of course now hopefully get some more in the next game . some more in the next game. >> well let's speak now with sports broadcaster chris skudder who is in germany. chris, welcome to the show. as you know, i alwa

welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster. all across the uk. now, there are just three days to go until the general election . yippee! i hear you election. yippee! i hear you cry. yet with endless conservative talks of supermajorities blank checks and a generation of labour power, today i'm asking the simple question the tories, simply given up. last night, emmanuel macron was all but wiped out by the right wing national rally in a snap election that he called in france. but will macron cling on to power by doing a deal with socialists? and what's with all that's mean for the future of the eu for and britain? and in case you missed it, gareth southgate. england were just 86 seconds from disastrously exiting the euros when a jude bellingham miracle goal saved them from death row. for now, them from death row. for now, the three lions limp on. but for how long? i'll speak to former england legend trevor steven to discuss what i think is the worst game of football i've ever

martin daubney. now, with me. martin daubney., with just a few weeks into the new labour government. and already the sun is setting on that brief honeymoon period yesterday, the chancellor , yesterday, the chancellor, rachel reeves, warned of tough spending decisions lying ahead in the approach to the autumn statement. and with the prime minister, keir starmer, expected to sign off on above inflation pay to sign off on above inflation pay rises for nurses and teachers, the questions i'm asking tonight are where is this money coming from? and will today's skills england announcements make any difference whatsoever to the uk workforce? well joining me now in the studio to discuss this is the former labour party adviser and political commentator matthew torbett. matthew welcome to the show. good evening. isn't the big problem is quite simple? the biscuit tin is empty. £2.7 trillion in national debt. and lo and behold , rachel reeves, lo and behold, rachel reeves, today we're in the worst economic inheritance since the since world wa

i'm martin daubney on gb news.channel >> join me. >> join me. >> camilla tominey for a frank and honest discussion. >> with those in power that cuts through the spin and gets to the heart of the issues shaping our nation. >> you haven't confirmed that you want to stand as leader, but you want to stand as leader, but you haven't ruled it out either. >> this report basically says that he's not fit to stand trial. is he indecisive? incompetent? i deliver the dose of reality westminster needs. that's the camilla tominey show at 930 every sunday on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news channel . news channel. >> welcome back. your time is 326. i'm martin daubney on gb news now later in the show and have the latest from the united states as the fbi director cast doubt on whether donald trump was actually shot by a bullet earlier this month. astonishing story. but before that, here's a question that i'm afraid might not cheer you up this friday afternoon . will the government afternoon. will the government raise t

i'm martin daubney on gb news now . martin daubney on gb news now.ask what a labour government would mean for our armed forces veterans. as one former army officer says, the thought of sir keir starmer as prime minister fills him with angen as prime minister fills him with anger. now an islamist terrorists who planned to detonate a bomb at a leeds hospital and kill as many nurses as possible, has been found guilty at sheffield crown court . guilty at sheffield crown court. mohammed farook's device was twice as powerful as a pressure cooken twice as powerful as a pressure cooker. bombs that caused death and destruction at the boston marathon over a decade ago. as our home security editor, mark white reports, there would have been many, many casualties at saint james's hospital. but for the brave intervention of a patient who managed to talk the bomber down, varne police officers okay, and what i need you to do is follow my instructions very carefully. >> the moment armed police move in on terrorist mohammed farooq outside the hospital, he planned to b

i'm martin daubney on gb news.n me for camilla tominey a frank and honest discussion with those in power . that cut frank and honest discussion with those in power. that cut through the spin and gets to the heart of the issues shaping our nation. you haven't confirmed that you want to stand as leader, but you haven't ruled it out either. >> this report basically says that he's not fit to stand trial. is he indecisive? incompetent? i deliver the dose of reality. westminster needs . of reality. westminster needs. that's the camilla tominey show at 930. every sunday on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news channel . news channel. >> welcome back. time is 449. i'm martin daubney on gb news now and the usa. the biden campaign is insisting that president joe biden will remain at the top of the ticket in november. in a new leaked memo, it says that voters are still backing him and the party has, quote, no plan for an alternative nominee. now, this is despite reports that members of his family have discussed what a

i'm martin daubney welcome back. your time is 338. i'm martin daubney on gb news.show, i'll look ahead to one of the biggest sporting events this saturday. wait for it. it's the snail racing world championships. and yes, the man who starts the race does actually say ready, steady, slow . actually say ready, steady, slow. marvellous. now, of course, most sports fans will probably be focusing on something else. this weekend. something slightly more painful, perhaps. and of course, that's england's euro 2024 quarterfinal, with switzerland. now we're still waiting to find out whether jude bellingham now we're still waiting to find out whetherjude bellingham will out whether jude bellingham will be available for this do or die fixture. his crew gesture after scoring against slovakia last weekend is still being investigated by the football authorities. you can see that on your screen. there was a hand gesture towards his crotch . was gesture towards his crotch. was it towards a friend, as he said, or was it something more sinister that one hangs over the match still like

i'm martin daubney on welcome back. it's 437. i'm martin daubney on gb news.il to name his vice presidential nominee. but the former us presidents running mate, jd vance, has come under fire for suggesting that the uk is the first truly islamist country to obtain nuclear weapons after labour won the general election. well, i can now speak with the spokesperson for republicans overseas uk , for republicans overseas uk, jennifer ewing. jennifer, always a pleasure to have you on the show. so tell gb news viewers a bit about jd vance. many of them won't have heard of him. who's the guy? what what are his policies? where does he come from? and was it a good choice ? from? and was it a good choice? >> sure. so, first of all, jd vance, he's a senator from ohio. >> he, basically kind of came into the spotlight in 2016. he wrote a book called hillbilly elegy before trump was elected president. and when trump was elected president, a lot of people were like, how did this happen ? what's going on? happen? what's going on? >> and the book kind of explained a lot of the fo

i'm martin daubney on gb news.y sunday night at 6 pm. on gb news. and if an hour is not nearly enough for you, go to gb news.com for special extended episodes online every friday at 9 pm, where we can truly get into the nitty gritty of what's going on. gb news britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 422. i'm martin daubney on gb news. chaos erupted in southend on sea yesterday evening with a vicious machete fight , forcing police to machete fight, forcing police to issue an urgent dispersal order in the area for people to stay away. and as you can see on your screens from these shocking images , masked men brandishing images, masked men brandishing huge knives , attacking each huge knives, attacking each other in the open, in broad daylight by a child's funfair in essex, police have confirmed that eight people have now been arrested so far. well, i'm sure. are you going to speak to someone who has been campaigning on this for over 20 years? and as you can see in this photograph on your screen, that's norman b

i'm martin daubney on gb news.rtin daubney on gb news now. the bbc has published its annual report today revealing their biggest fatcat earners . no their biggest fatcat earners. no surprises. gary lineker is once again the broadcaster's best paid, best paid presenter, taking home a whopping £1.35 million every year. huw edwards is also among the bbc's highest paid stars of the last year. the former newsreaders salary increased by £40,000 despite not working for nine months after a suspension last july. well gb news reporter adam cherry is outside london broadcasting house. adam, welcome to the show. as i said, no surprises . show. as i said, no surprises. that old big ears is top of the pile. but huw edwards, he hasn't lifted a finger on that suspension. what on earth's going on? >> well, that's right, martin. huw edwards suspended over a year ago now, he hasn't been on screen since last july yet he nonetheless picks up a £40,000 pay nonetheless picks up a £40,000 pay rise in this annual report. now, this is his l

i'm martin daubney , and this is i'm martin daubney, and this is gb news. now.ome great news about the princess royal. but before that , to one of the before that, to one of the biggest nights in english football history , there's just football history, there's just two sleeps to go until england take on spain in the euro 2024 final. now you don't need me to remind you that it's 58 torturous years since we last won a major trophy. ollie watkins got the winning goal in the semi—final against the netherlands, and he says he had full belief when he came on that he was going to school . he was going to school. >> it's been an unbelievable feeling to be honest, one that i was, you know, i was i was taken back by the goal, but but also , back by the goal, but but also, i wasn't shocked that , i did i wasn't shocked that, i did that really because i have full belief in myself. i knew when i was going onto the pitch that i was going onto the pitch that i was going onto the pitch that i was going to score, you know, i've, i manifested it . was going to score, you know, i

i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's welcome back. it's 438. i'm martin daubney.t organisation insurance fraud bureau , london insurance fraud bureau, london is currently facing an epidemic of so—called crash for cash scams in these schemes, moped or motorcycle riders deliberately cause or stage accidents to fraudulently claim insurance from the targeted motorists. and joining me now to discuss this scandal is the motoring journalist danny kelly. danny, great friend of the show. danny. this sort of thing absolutely makes my blood boil . this sort of thing absolutely makes my blood boil. i this sort of thing absolutely makes my blood boil . i see this makes my blood boil. i see this sort of stuff all the time on social media. people jumping in front of cars. now it's motorcyclists . and i've heard motorcyclists. and i've heard danny, in this case particularly targeting vulnerable motorists, mothers and the elderly . danny, mothers and the elderly. danny, tell us more. >> yeah. just when you thought it was the politicians at city hall who were engaging in a war with

and welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. we're broadcasting live from the house of westminster all across the uk. on today's show, after the director of the us secret service dramatically resigned yesterday . today it's the turn yesterday. today it's the turn of the director of the fbi to be grilled over his bureau's investigation into the attempted assassination of donald trump will be live at the hearing in washington, dc . a knife attack washington, dc. a knife attack that left an army officer with serious injuries is not thought to be terror related. police say the suspected attacker may have mental health problems. we'll cross live to the scene with mark white and there's great news for the royal family today. profits from the crown estate have more than doubled to a whopping £i.i have more than doubled to a whopping £1.1 billion. i'll find out what that means for the king and queen, and i'll tell you how much me and you are giving to the royals. every single year. and that's all coming between now and 6:00. well, the s

i'm martin daubney on gb news.t of mps. or continue to be sworn into the house of commons chamber. as you can see on your screen, 650 mps being sworn in. today is their first day back at school, as it were. this process apparently goes on until thursday . there are so many of thursday. there are so many of them being sworn in. that's damian hinds, conservative now. of course , in the opposition now of course, in the opposition now moving on. health secretary wes streeting held talks with the british medical association and a bid to end strike action to reach a new pay deal. now, the bma says the meeting was a positive step. but will they come to an agreement or will strike action continue? well, i'm now joined, joined by man who knows the answer to that question. charlie peters, who joins me in the studio in westminster. charlie. so the first day for wes streeting, the first day for wes streeting, the first proper day sitting down with the bma , 35% was their pay with the bma, 35% was their pay demand. 11 strikes i

i'm martin daubney.actually on breakfast tomorrow. brighton from six. if you're up and about, i'll see you're up and about, i'll see you then. but before that, here's your weather with alex barker. thank you. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . solar. >> sponsors of weather on gb. news >> hello again. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office. the relatively cool feel for the time of year continues as we go into this weekend, and there's some further wet weather around as well. currently there's a waving front across southern parts that's brought some cloud and some rain so far today, and a system is going to make its way northeastwards as we go through this evening and overnight, bringing some heavy, persistent rain across parts of england too. as we look further north, though, across parts of scotland there's going to be some heavy rain with high totals building up could lead to some localised flooding here. elsewhere, some clear spells but also showery rain and

tonight, i'm martin daubney now.alking about the shocking assassination attempt on former president donald trump and the democrats response. well, last night, president joe biden called for unity in an oval office address. but is it too little, too late? well, i'm now joined by democratic strategist hank sheinkopf, live from new york. hank, thank you for joining us on the show. so a call for unity from president joe biden saying we cannot allow this violence to be normalised . this violence to be normalised. politics must never be a literal battlefield. and yet, last week, hank, the same joe biden was saying it's time to put trump in a bull's eye. >> well, you know , look, >> well, you know, look, americans engage in crazy behaviour. if you look at the assassinations over the years or assassinations over the years or assassination attempts, there's always a call for people to calm down. and then you wait a few weeks and people go back to being americans, which they want to kind of politics here is kind of, a good way

i'm martin daubney on gb news, welcome back. your time is 4.39. i'm martin daubney on gb news now.dren, have been stabbed on. police arrested a man and seized a knife after being called to the major incident at a property on hart street in the town at about 1150. this morning. we crossed to the scene now to speak to local reporter patrick trollop. patrick welcome to the show. details are emerging of eyewitnesses talking about a cohesive community, a community where everybody seems to know each other, struck by the most unimaginable horrors. his eyewitness accounts start to emerge. patrick, tell us, what are you hearing on the ground , are you hearing on the ground, >> the area is in shock, >> the area is in shock, >> we've been asked to not speculate. still on the ongoing investigation, there's a lot of rumours and a lot of information flying around. some of it through, some of it incorrect . through, some of it incorrect. okay, we know that a man has been arrested, we know he's detained, and we are aware that for now, there is no immediate threat to locals in the area . threat to

martin daubney. now with me. martin daubney. now with me. martin daubney.ow with just 700 spaces left across the country, britain's prisons are at breaking point. according to new reports, the new labour government is considering releasing prisoners early to reduce pressure on resources, in some cases among inmates, to leave after serving just 40% of their sentences, and the appointment of shoe repair boss james timpson as prisons minister has already raised some eyebrows. if you're wondering why, just take a look at this. we have 85,000 people in prison. >> it's going to go up to 100,000 pretty soon. a third of them should definitely be there. there's another third in the middle, which probably shouldn't be there, but they need some other kind of state support. a lot of them have got mental, massive mental health issues. they've been in prison in and out of prison all their lives. and then there's another third and there's a large proportion of women should prisoners is a disaster for them because it's just putting them back in the offending cycle. >> well

i'm martin daubney , welcome back. i'm martin daubney, and this is the farage show. is costing taxpayers £7.4 billion a year. according to figures released by the department for work and pensions benefit spending is at a stonking £266.1 billion and 22.7 million people now receive welfare payments. this, some say, is a deliberate target for organised crime groups. while the dwp says it is ramping up anti—fraud measures, including enhanced scrutiny of suspicious universal credit claims and also hiring more staff. but worryingly, it seems that attitudes towards benefit fraud has softened, with a recent survey revealed more people are becoming indifferent about workers not even declaring cash in hand. jobs, which you may have to discuss. this is darwin friend, head of research at the taxpayers alliance. also still with my panel. miriam cates former conservative mp and lord maurice glasman, labour peer and academic. let's start with you, darwin. we were all led to believe that benefit fraud was a blip during covid. astonishingly, it's got worse. it wasn't a blip. it's set

i'm martin daubney >> hi there. take a second to tell you all about my show. dewbs& co. >> we start off with the issues of the day. >> we then bring in both sides of the arguments. >> we get rid of the disrespect, and then you throw me into the mix . mix. >> and trust me, i'll tell it exactly how it is. >> and then of course, the magic ingredient you. at home, we mix it all together. >> and what have we got? in my opinion, the best debate show in town monday to friday, 6 to 7 on gb news. britain's news channel . gb news. britain's news channel. >> welcome back. your time is 438 i'm martin daubney. this is gb news now. later in the show we'll discuss queen camilla who as well as being by her husband's side during the king's speech. this morning, is also celebrating her 77th birthday today. happy birthday mom. now today. happy birthday mom. now to the latest on who will become the new leader of the conservative party. and it's been reported that dame priti patel will enter the race. patel was the home secretary betwee

martin daubney. well, he's in. it's official. nigel farage has been sworn in as a member of parliament in the house of commons. we'll talk more about that later. we've also got some exclusive, unmissable footage for you of migrants taking off from france as they head towards the uk. the shocking footage sees women and children simply left behind in the sea. women and children first. not to this lot . we also go live to america, lot. we also go live to america, where keir starmer has been talking to our political editor, christopher hope, following his meeting with the us president, chris asked him if joe biden is fit to stand against donald trump again. >> he was on good form and we covered four more years. >> no problem. >> no problem. >> well, look, he was on very good form and i was very pleased to have that opportunity to discuss these issues with him . discuss these issues with him. >> and should businesses hire more former prisoners to cut reoffending and also overcrowding in prisons? while lab

martin daubney. this is gbn tonight . daubney. this is gbn tonight. that was a press conference there in southport. that was chief constable serena kennedy opened proceedings. confirming a 17 year old living in banks, originally from cardiff . had originally from cardiff. had been detained for murder and attempted murder. she sadly confirmed , that two children confirmed, that two children have been killed in this incident and 11 other casualties on site . she described the on site. she described the attack as ferocious, a ferocious attack as ferocious, a ferocious attack on children, we believe adults injured were bravely trying to protect those children. she then went on to say as a mum and a nana, i cannot imagine the grief and the trauma they are going through. she went on to try to explore some potential motive, and she said counter—terror police are offering their support. but at present this is not being treated as a terror related incident. we then heard from a paramedic who gave a statement

martin daubney. this is gbn tonight . daubney. this is gbn tonight. that was a press conference there in southport. that was chief constable serena kennedy opened proceedings. confirming a 17 year old living in banks, originally from cardiff . had originally from cardiff. had been detained for murder and attempted murder. she sadly confirmed , that two children confirmed, that two children have been killed in this incident and 11 other casualties on site . she described the on site. she described the attack as ferocious, a ferocious attack as ferocious, a ferocious attack on children, we believe adults injured were bravely trying to protect those children. she then went on to say as a mum and a nana, i cannot imagine the grief and the trauma they are going through. she went on to try to explore some potential motive, and she said counter—terror police are offering their support. but at present this is not being treated as a terror related incident. we then heard from a paramedic who gave a statement

martin daubney. here's a site that many from the left, and probably more so in the tory party, wished they'd never seen. yes, it's nigel farage in parliament. we'll hear his first speech from the green seats and elsewhere. tony blair has poked his oar in once again, this time on immigration. we'll be asking, is he back for good? did he ever go away? and as keir starmer avoids the subject of labour losing out on the muslim vote in the general election, we'll discuss if this is a big issue for the . for the. party. and of course, we'll also go live to germany ahead of tomorrow night's epic euro semi—final clash against holland, and we're joined by brexit negotiator lord frost, who discussed the future of the conservative party. loads to get in touch about there. get in touch your usual ways on tonight's topics by going to gbnews.com/yoursay. but before all of that, it's your headlines with polly middlehurst . with polly middlehurst. >> martin, thank you and good evening to you. well, within the last ha

i'm martin daubney on gb news now , here's daubney on gb news now, here's a big question for you.eek's devastating global tech outage ? well, that's what outage? well, that's what microsoft is claiming. at any rate , the company claims a 2009 rate, the company claims a 2009 agreement with the european commission restricted it from implementing security changes that could have prevented the incident, which led, of course, to widespread disruptions in travel and health care around the world. well, joining me now to discuss this is the privacy and security expert jamal ahmed. jamal so microsoft pointing the finger firmly at brussels, what's your take? >> it's really interesting that microsoft are blaming eu for this. >> essentially what happened was many years ago , microsoft was many years ago, microsoft was about to get investigated for anti—competition, and they did a deal with the eu saying that they would allow other developers api access to the kernel level, which means that anyone has the same level of access to microsoft as microsoft does itself . and what does itself. and wh

martin daubney. prime minister, keir starmer, is still in washington today for the nato leaders summit. and our own political editor, christopher hope, caught up with him this morning to ask some tough questions. one week on from labour's landslide victory. >> beau biden link, didn't he? closer ties with europe with strengthening the special relationship and not didn't he? is that the point? so you think perhaps getting closer to the european union could help the special relationship? >> well, i've been clear with international leaders here that we do want to reset the relationship with each of the individual countries, whether they're eu or not, but more broadly and of course, you know, this being a nato summit, nato is the cornerstone of our defence in europe. and you know, working with our european allies on defence is never been more important than it is at the moment. >> yes. you saw joe biden close to george clooney, thinks he shouldn't serve four more years as as president. what do you think i

tonight with me, martin daubney. it's all over for joe biden with me, martin daubney. pulled out of the us presidential race this year. who will face donald trump? can anybody beat him? well, it's looking like it would be biden's vice president, kamala harris. she spoke just moments ago and paid tribute to her boss more on that later. we've also got the lowdown on kamala from tom del beccaro, who ran against kamala harris to be senator for california . also today, labour california. also today, labour launched skills england. they say it will end the reliance on overseas workers. but with the chancellor warning of tough decisions ahead is the honeymoon

welcome back to gbn tonight i'm martin daubney now.labour mps may pat each other on the backs for their thumping majority in last thursday's general election, is there a storm brewing on the horizon? because, according to electoral data , according to electoral data, labour lost more than half a million votes in regions with the highest muslim populations of the uk. with the party's attack dog jonathan ashworth, even losing his leicester south seat over local backlash to the party's stance on gaza. well, prime minister keir starmer was asked yesterday if this growing trend is a concern for him and his party, and here's what he had to say . had to say. >> prime minister, you secured a significant landslide at the general election. but in areas where there's a high muslim population, labour either lost seats or had their vote share slashed. do you accept that there's a problem with the relationship between the labour party and british muslims at the moment? well, the first thing i'd say is this that very many people voted labour in that

it's the one and only martin daubney and martin. what's coming up on your programme ? programme?in. >> well, andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester, is set to speak at 3:00. >> give a statement on the situation around the suspended police officer from the manchester airport incident. >> he was saying the situation isn't clear cut. >> he knows there's more to this than meets the eye. he's also called for a cease and desist on the politicisation of this incident. 3:00 all eyes on that part for this week of the gb news exclusives into the illegal immigration situation in the european union today, we can reveal that a staggering tom, 2.4% of the 4.2 million illegal immigrants that have gone into the european union over the last four years have been deported, 2.4% deported. that means 2 million illegals are wandering around the continent and of course, making their way towards our shore. we'll also be talking about the tory leadership. i'll be joined by jonathan gerlis, the former conservative party chairman, deputy chairman in the studio, to talk about the runners and the ride

martin daubney. outlook with boxt solar. sponsors of weather on . solar. sponsors of weather on. gb. news >> hello. good evening. here's your latest gb news. weather coming to you from the met office. the weather's going to make it feel not much like july. as we go through the next 24 hours with some heavy, persistent rain pushing up from the south in association with a weather system that's already made its way across some southern parts so far today. the heaviest rain through this evening and overnight is going to be across parts of southwest england and south wales could see totals of 60 to 70mm over higher ground. some travel disruption and some flooding possible even elsewhere across much of england and wales. it is going to turn pretty wet overnight, but with that temperatures not dropping a huge amount, a different story further north across scotland, northern ireland, where we get any clear skies, temperatures will dip into mid single figures. taking a look closer at first thing tomorrow morn

martin daubney.ok with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. welcome back to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news cloudy and damp in the north during the next 24 hours. drier further south still with some showers however, and it's going to stay humid across southern parts of the uk with humid air from the continent extending across many parts . but that means also a lot parts. but that means also a lot of cloud cover . continued risk of cloud cover. continued risk of cloud cover. continued risk of thunderstorms for the evening across east wales into the midlands and northwest england before they ease overnight and continued outbreaks of persistent rain for many other parts across scotland and northern ireland. further south, although it stays cloudy overnight, it will be drier and it will be a mild night, muggy in some spots. 15 or 16 celsius. dufing in some spots. 15 or 16 celsius. during the start of the day, but for northern scotland, where it's increasingly damp, espe

up next martin daubney. i'll see you tomorrow night.er outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you tomorrow. fine with sunny spells and a bit warmer than today across most of england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland things will be a little different. there's high pressure sitting across england and wales, low pressure and weather fronts just eking in from the west, bringing cloud and patchy rain at the moment across western scotland and northern ireland. but that rain is going to pep up overnight. it could turn heavy for a time across the west of northern ireland and along the west coast of scotland. a few showers for nonh of scotland. a few showers for north wales, maybe, but for most of england, wales, southern and eastern scotland are drying out. quite a warm night, eastern scotland are drying out. quite a warm night , temperatures quite a warm night, temperatures holding up in some towns and cities at 15 or 16

martin daubney. well, he's in. it's official.sworn in as a member of parliament in the house of commons. we'll talk more about that later. we've also got some exclusive, unmissable footage for you of migrants taking off from france as they head towards the uk. the shocking footage sees women and children simply left behind in the sea. women and children first. not to this lot . we also go live to america, lot. we also go live to america, where keir starmer has been talking to our political editor, christopher hope, following his meeting with the us president, chris asked him if joe biden is fit to stand against donald trump again. >> he was on good form and we covered four more years.

martin daubney. and, martin, what's coming up on your show? >> hello, fellows.getting cross—examined, grilled , made probably in grilled, made probably in washington, dc. of course, the secret service director dramatically resigned yesterday. annihilated in the same congress court in dc capitol hill. christopher wray will be asked about the motives, the potential motives of that attempted assassin , thomas matthew crooks. assassin, thomas matthew crooks. was he politically motivated? what was on his mobile phone? what was on his mobile phone? what were his last physical movements? did he send a drone up over the site beforehand? all of those huge questions. fascinating. >> we're going to get answers which we haven't had any answers to. it's actually quite bizarre that we haven't had any information about this guy, and it came out that he was a member of the republican party. >> well, a lot of people joined parties to try and impact the, the, the leadership. a lot of people join the labour party who weren't labour supporters . so weren't labour supporters. so lot

it's martin daubney. >> it's just gone 8:00, 8:00.ited about peter shilton. i've just lost two hours. >> absolutely. and you're a bit election exhausted, i think. probably. aren't you on the election for the last 48 hours or so? >> i stayed up all night, but can. >> yeah, yeah, i can confirm you are morten martin daubney. he's martin daubney morten, and i'm anne diamond. and this is dup news breakfast by the way. what were you saying? aidan magee. >> oh, about the gareth southgate sandwich. >> yeah, yeah. so i've got the. i've got the. >> i went and bought myself a sandwich. yeah >> why is it gareth southgate. >> why is it gareth southgate. >> because it's ham. >> because it's ham. >> no mayo. it's the most boring sandwich possible. >> oh that's unkind. >> oh that's unkind. >> that's the gareth southgate unkind. >> don't prejudge it. >> don't prejudge it. >> that's the gratitude you get for going all the way down to the supermarket with the plain crisp and the water. >> that's the gareth southgate snack gruel. >> a bit of gruel. >> a

martin daubney up next, and he's joining us now, martin, nice to see you.ternoon? >> well, now we've all mopped away our tears over the three lions defeat. it's back to business as usual. i should be dead, said donald trump. it's a miracle i'm here. he's just miracle i'm here. he'sjust landed in milwaukee tonight. he'll speak at a republican convention. gb news will be there. thousands and thousands expected to turn out to support and to protest donald trump. an extraordinary tale of survival. what would that mean for american politics? plus, of course, i'll have ben habib in the studio at 4 pm. is there a revolt within the reform party? ben habib was was dramatically fired by nigel farage. now he's saying that a democratic deficit at the heart of the party, it cannot be a one man band, he says reform needs reform. we'll have a frank and open conversation in the studio. plus dan thomas , the england fan who dan thomas, the england fan who was so confident the three lions would triumph. he got euro 2024 championship winners england tattooed massively on his

martin daubney back in the hot seat tomorrow at 3:00.day night, 8 to 9 and mark dolan tonight saturday and sunday, 9:00 till 11. now our england about to get one step closer to bringing it home. the three lions take on the netherlands in dortmund in just a few hours time. 8:00 kick off. let's head to germany now and speak to gb news brilliant reporter jack carlson . and jack, reporter jack carlson. and jack, you're on the. you're on the ground out there in dortmund with top sports broadcaster chris skudder. and, how are the england fans there looking very merry in the background. there >> well, you remember earlier on we were saying that it was hard to try and find some england fans with just how many thousands of dutch fans and how many, how much orange was filling dortmund. but you can see from behind me that we've certainly found the england fans now at this lovely pub called the londoner. of course, as you were mentioning, we're with chris skudder. i mean, chris, this is a great sight to see, isn't it? all these england fans that hav

martin daubney.moment that has shaken the world. >> take a look at what happened. >> take a look at what happened. >> astonishing scenes. and we'll get full reaction from america. on the fallout from president donald trump being shot as an assassination attempt narrowly went wrong. elsewhere, we'll discuss the record population increase, which has been blamed on mass immigration. and of course, we cannot discuss england's devastating euro 2024 loss to spain last night. we'll be joined by a former international and premier league footballer . footballer. and we'll also find out from a tech expert how ai could help tackle children's skipping school. what i reckon about that. we'll get in touch with your thoughts. the usual ways on tonight's topics by going to gbnews.com forward slash your save. but first here's your news headlines with polly middlehurst .

tonight with me, martin daubney. it's all over for joe biden with me, martin daubney.iden as he announced he's pulled out of the us presidential race this year. who will face donald trump? can anybody beat him? well, it's looking like it would be biden's vice president, kamala harris. she spoke just moments ago and paid tribute to her boss more on that later. we've also got the lowdown on kamala from tom del beccaro, who ran against kamala harris to be senator for california . also today, labour california. also today, labour launched skills england. they say it will end the reliance on overseas workers. but with the chancellor warning of tough decisions ahead is the honeymoon penod decisions ahead is the honeymoon period already over for the new government? also, a new study reveals there were more than 1 million asylum seeker applications in the european union last year alone. why? we'll talk to a top immigration lawyer on that one. and blame it on the european union. no, they're not the words of nigel farage. but microsoft, the tech giant, is pointing the blame at b

my thanks to martin daubney brilliant gb news star, who of course is back tomorrow at 3:00.ill six. what a brilliant broadcaster. and it turns out a pretty brave guy who was handcuffed by cops this afternoon, simply passing through a westminster protest. okay folks, let's get reaction now. is britain in a crisis of multiculturalism? let's get the views of the director of the popular conservatives , mark popular conservatives, mark littlewood, businessman , littlewood, businessman, activist and broadcaster adam brooks , and journalist and brooks, and journalist and presenter rebecca reid. great to see all three of you with me. my gosh, we're living in fractious and divided times, rebecca, what are your thoughts about the last 24 hours? the trouble we've seen in southport and the response from the authorities. >> i think the most important things are the mother of one of the children who was murdered has asked the people to stop doing this. and if the mother of the victim says stop and you don't stop, then that's not really why you're doing it. it's not really about those chil

. >> martin daubney is up next, and he joins us now. martin, what's coming up on your show today?ds to buy some lottery tickets. >> he's the luckiest bloke on the entire planet. seconds from death row. >> and yet still the three lions. >> lie—in long. can they continue, or is the end of the line for them? plus have the tories simply given up 4000 illegal migrants now cross the channel since rishi sunak declared the national general election, and still all they talk about is supermajorities blank checks and decades of labour power, plus an astonishing report today shows thousands of killers, violent criminals and rapists in prisons are entitled to benefits. they're allowed to get universal credit in a law that's been called inhumane. i'll be joined by a campaigner whose father was stabbed by a psychotic patient who says, this is simply inhumane and must stop. who says, this is simply inhumane and must stop . plus, inhumane and must stop. plus, are you a nigel, a kevin, a gary, or even a martin? well, if so, your name could be on an endangered species list. i'll look at the names th

. >> i'm martin daubney. >> yeah, and i anne diamond.eakfast. well, well, well . so the sport, well, well, well. so the sport, it's, what's the big news in sport? well, i think it's still talking about england. yeah. >> it's difficult to see past the england situation. that's what everyone's talking about. i mean, you know , six, seven mean, you know, six, seven credible candidates. i would have thought graham potter and eddie howe, probably the standout english candidates at the moment. as martin said in the moment. as martin said in the last hour , they're very far the last hour, they're very far and they are very far. they're a little bit dull on camera, but there's a big undertaking as part of the england manager's role. it doesn't, it extends beyond the pitch. if you're going to consider probably 7 or 8 different criteria to being an england boss. i think gareth southgate ticked a good many of those and as you said last hour and you know, he's somebody who on paper had a very, very good record. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> but you've