i'm martin daubney on gb news.r minister has pledged to expel illegal immigrants who have, quote, broken into the country amid moves aimed at toughening law and order. it's astonishing developments. and joining me now to discuss this is the journalist and broadcaster from paris, peter allen, joining us live on gb news peter, welcome to the show. always a delight. this is an astonishing development. france has gone full farage. in fact, they've gone one further and this is president macron's new interior minister pledging to expel illegal immigrants who have broken into the country illegally. let's start with that bit broken in illegally. what does he mean ? well, effectively, does he mean? well, effectively, martin, he means that france, an immigrant nation, one that has clearly been full of migration for centuries. the problem of, undocumented migrants is seen as a very large one here in france. and it has been for a long time. >> and what we effectively have here is a new interior minister who has got the job pre

i'm martin daubney channel. welcome back. time is 339. i'm martin daubney on gb news now.b news that he cannot guarantee the veterans will be placed ahead of other groups in housing waiting lists, including , waiting lists, including, astonishingly, asylum seekers. now he spoke to our political edhon now he spoke to our political editor, chris hope, and let's take a look at what he said. >> it's a very important commitment that we've made because to many veterans who have , you know, given so much to have, you know, given so much to their country , find themselves their country, find themselves without a roof over their head . without a roof over their head. so because we've taken the difficult decisions on planning decisions that were not taken for years, we can guarantee that they will have a roof over their heads. so homes for heroes becomes a reality and not just a slogan. ahead. >> ahead of other groups , though importantly. >> yeah, that will require regulation to be passed to make that priority. but it's not ahead of all other groups. this is unlocking, you know, a

martin daubney show with me.e today, rachel reeves has refused today, rachel reeves has refused to rule out raising pensions tax in her autumn budget. let me ask you this. with all these attempts to save money targeting the elderly, did you vote for labour? do you regret that vote? is this a country for old folks? you tell me . also tonight a new you tell me. also tonight a new pay per you tell me. also tonight a new pay per mile scheme could save motorist £190 a year, but only if they earn an electric car. what do you reckon to this then? is this yet another shot fired in the ongoing war for motorists? and tom tugendhat has launched his campaign to become leader of the conservatives, promising to reset the party. he's also pledged to stop the infighting, which has plagued them over the last few years. i'll believe that when i see it. what do you reckon then? has he got enough to beat his rivals ? got enough to beat his rivals? and a new study claims that apparently we aren't feeling proud to be british anymore.

i'm martin daubney welcome back. time is 346. i'm martin daubney. this is 346. i'm martin daubney.w. leaders in the middle east are accusing israel of pushing the region to the bnnk of pushing the region to the brink of war, as the death toll from hundreds of simultaneous explosions across lebanon has now risen to 12, including two children. while nearly 3000 have also been injured . and the also been injured. and the situation is escalating as we speak. and joining me now to discuss this is gb news homeland security editor mark white and also our national reporter charlie peters. gents, welcome to the show. mark white, let's start with you. we heard momentarily ago that now there's an astonishing accusation of walkie talkies exploding in the area on top of an exchange of perhaps more traditional warfare. tell us more about the latest. >> yeah. so a dramatic situation thatis >> yeah. so a dramatic situation that is unfolding across lebanon at this hour with multiple explosions in the lebanese caphal explosions in the lebanese capital, beirut, and in other locations across lebanon w

martin daubney orders with me. martin daubney on gb news. now.hey found the holy grail a new safety shot which can reverse the horror of a deadly, crippling hangover. now wished we'd had this around 20 years ago, but is it too good to be true? well these things usually are. let's talk about it now with the psychotherapist lucy beresford, who joins me on the show. lucy, welcome to the show. so if you can't do the time, don't do the crime. that's the usual thing about drinking. but now we have learned about a so—called miracle product that could save us from those paralysing hangovers. tell us more . more. >> yes, well, this product claims to be able to metabolise alcohol that much more quickly. now, i can't quite see how that's actually true on the bafis that's actually true on the basis that we individually metabolise alcohol according to our own metabolism. and some people process alcohol more quickly than others, which is why the majority of people do end up with hangovers the following day . and there are following day. and there are loads of o

i martin daubney on gb welcome back. it's 10 to 4. i'm martin daubney on gb news. to bring you in the last couple of minutes, and harvey weinstein has been charged with some additional crimes . harvey weinstein has crimes. harvey weinstein has been charged with some additional crimes. we'll have more on those details as it emerges soon. now moving on. navy bosses have renamed war training exercises for royal marines, as the old ones were too sexual and aggressive. as britain's royal navy gone . britain's royal navy gone. absolutely woke. well, joining me now to discuss this is major general chip chapman. always an absolute pleasure to have you on the show. seriously, chip, have we not got bigger fish to fry than worrying about the names of some of these exercises? can you tell you what? tell us, please, what some of the names were. what? they're being changed to, and why this nonsense is occurring ? occurring? >> well, two in particular were final thrust and violent entry, which do sound like bad 1970s film titles. >> and i think that really is the context behind s

martin daubney only gb news.rtin daubney standing in for the big man now a new report from an independent think tank has suggested that labour should scrap the 35 hours jobseekers rule brought in by the tory led government in 2013, and it states that jobless benefit claimants should spend 35 hours a week looking for work. now the institute for employment studies has said that is a bad policy that should instead be replaced by unemployed individuals on benefits . being asked to benefits. being asked to complete three job hunting activities, each week instead. but with more than 10 million brits out of working age, out of work, the debate over how best to get britain working again has never been more important. so should the government change the requirements, or is this an example of labour? once again having a soft touch approach to welfare? still joining, of course, by my excellent panel . gb news. welcome back to farage with me martin daubney standing in for the big man now a new report from an independent thin

my martin daubney on gb business news channel. welcome back. it's 10 to 4 on martin daubney. hats because britain is on the brink of a beer shortage after being caught on the hop by bad weather. record rainfall means that the nafion record rainfall means that the nation is set for one of its worst harvests since records beganin worst harvests since records began in 1983, as wheat crops will be cut by almost a fifth. so will boozers really be without beer this christmas? this is breaking my hearts already. i'm joined now by kate stewart, owner of the sandon pub. kate, always a pleasure , pub. kate, always a pleasure, never a chore. can this be true? please tell me that we're british. in our darkest hour. we can work around this. the beer will still be flowing at christmas. tell me please, martin, without using bad language, there's no way to describe that. >> this is another major blow to the hospitality sector. i wake up every day with anxiety, thinking what's going to happen to us now? oh my god, now the weather's against us. not only the government's absolutely battering us,

i'm martin daubney on gb news now it's martin daubney on gb news now wsfime martin daubney on gb newsther. here's alex deakin . here's alex deakin. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> afternoon. thanks for joining me for this latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. we do still have an amber weather warning in force. further heavy rain likely to continue to cause some flooding issues, particularly over central parts of england. there's a broader yellow met office weather warning in place, covering much of england and parts of wales. the rain just continues through parts of oxfordshire down towards bristol and bath over the next few hours, before slowly starting to ease. overnight stays pretty damp across eastern parts of england and rain creeping into northern scotland, but elsewhere, many places becoming dry overnight, staying quite mild. temperatures mostly in double digits onto tuesday. overall, a much, much drier day. we are still going to have some rain early on over parts of east anglia and the south east, but that sh

i'm martin daubney on gb news. head in their first presidential debate live on gb news overnight tonight on that's tom harwood presents america decides. trump v harris . and that's exclusively v harris. and that's exclusively live on gb news from 2 am. now germany has announced plans to impose tougher controls at all of its land borders in a mass crackdown on irregular migration. the new regulations are due to start next monday and to be in place for an initial six months before being reviewed. now the islamic state group claimed responsibility for a knife attack in the western city of solingen that killed three people last month. that's one of the factors that has led to this new clampdown. i'm joined now by richard morley, who's the deputy leader of the rejoin eu party. richard, welcome to the show. so germany has taken a good drink of brexit. it decided to close all 2300 miles of its borders with the with denmark, the netherlands, belgium , netherlands, belgium, luxembourg, france, switzerland, austria, the czec

i'm martin daubney on welcome back. time is 346. i'm martin daubney on gb news.craps plans to house asylum seekers at raf scampton, claiming the site does not offer value for money. now our reporter will hollis brings us this report from scampton. >> the news that raf scampton will not be used to house asylum seekers has been met with relief and celebration here on the outside of the airbase, not just from the local people who border the fencing that used to house the fencing that used to house the famous dambusters 617 squadron, but also the local council west lindsey, who have been fighting a legal campaign against the home office and particularly the former conservative government since it was announced that 2000 asylum seekers would be moving into the historic airbase. i've been speaking today to the leader of west lindsey district council, liberal democrat trevor young, extremely worried, and we took some extremely difficult and brave decisions as a small district council. >> i think the previous government underestimated how hard we would fight to protect t

martin daubney on gb news.ex deakin . with alex deakin. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news tomorrow. again likely to start pretty grey, most of us seeing some sunny spells but a big change in the south. we are going to see some thundery showers developing. high pressure is still in control but low pressure is just getting a little closer as the isobars squeeze together. it's made for quite a breezy day across the south, and that brisk breeze will continue and it will bring back the cloud in from the east as we go through the night. so that cloud spilling back over the midlands, northern england into parts of east wales, western scotland, northern ireland generally stays dry and clear. it will turn quite chilly here with temperatures into single figures, double digits elsewhere. that cloud thicken up for a little bit of drizzle on the coasts across the north—east of england and easter

it's 3:25 on martin daubney on gb news now . martin daubney on gb news now.since king charles ascended to the throne following the tragic, sad death of his mother , elizabeth death of his mother, elizabeth ii. gun salutes have been fired today in hyde park and at the tower of london to mark this historic occasion. however, this comes against the backdrop of the so—called prince andrew problem with the king reportedly keen to move his brother to more suitable accommodation to reduce his security costs. well, here are the thoughts of our royal correspondent cameron walker. >> it's hard to believe it's been two years now since king charles ascended the throne, and we very sadly lost the late queen elizabeth the second. today, to mark that occasion, the british army have paid their own personal respects and celebration of two years of king charles the third. first, at midday, precisely, we had a 41 gun salute in hyde park in central london, provided by the king's troop, royal horse artillery. then at 1:00 exactly, we had a 62 gun salute provided by the honorary a

i'm martin daubney on gb news now.000 people, including members of the terrorist group hezbollah, as well as fighters and medics, have been seriously injured when pages that they used to communicate exploded. the iranian ambassador to lebanon is also reportedly injured. it's been described as the biggest security breach the group has been subjected to in nearly a year of war with israel, and the israeli military are yet to comment, and we're joined now by our homeland security editor, mark white. mark, it's an incredible story, something out of an episode of homeland. bring us up to speed. >> yes, indeed. we can bring you some live images, actually, from southern beirut , the lebanese southern beirut, the lebanese caphal southern beirut, the lebanese capital, where there are lots of medics there. there have been over the past hour and a half or two hours, many hundreds of injured people being brought to the hospital. many of those, we believe hezbollah terrorists, and we can exclusively reveal as well, a lie—in from se

welcome back ben elliott with you on gb news this afternoon covering for martin daubney who by the way dose of daubney today. i was covering for patrick actually 9:00 pm. sorry now, less than 24 hours after 12 people died crossing the english channel people died crossing the english channel, more small boats have attempted the dangerous journey. dozens of people were seen in calais this morning, charging across the beaches, with french police attempting to stop them. and with provisional stats today from the home office showing that 317 migrants arrived in the uk yesterday. let's get the latest with our national reporter, charlie peters. good afternoon charlie. thanks for joining us. you mentioned a bit earlier today that 3000 other people are currently waiting on the beaches in france, ready to go. >> that's right. ben, some 3000 people waiting near the coastline, which is a change from the normal procedure. people are more often preparing themselves to make that journey further inland and then make their way to the coast when the crossing operation is launched. and we've seen that oc

i'm martin daubney.. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. the weekend will bring quite a lot of fine and dry weather, but it will be pretty chilly to start with and more wet and windy weather is on the way for later sunday. that's coming from this area of low pressure. behind me we've got high pressure moving in at the moment. this low brought all the heavy rain and the flooding over the past couple of days. that's out of the way. we've now got northerly winds bringing a few showers , winds bringing a few showers, but quite a lot of fine and dry weather. but northerly winds also bring a chill and it is going to be pretty cold overnight tonight. temperatures are going to dip down with these clearer skies across the heart of england and wales well down to 3 or 4 degrees. that's in towns and cities. some rural spots may well dip to down freezing onto saturday. and

martin daubney covering for the big man.nt has reaffirmed its intention to cut the winter fuel allowance, and that's despite a vote at the labour party conference to reverse the controversial move . reverse the controversial move. save the winter fuel, save the winter fuel, save the winter fuel sign. and the motion was put forward by the unite union, which has accused the government of embarking on austerity. mark two although the vote isn't binding, of course it does put further pressure on labour over its decision to take away the benefits from 10 million british pensioners. another one to get our teeth stuck into now, my panel our teeth stuck into now, my panel, my excellent panel, the former conservative mp and the chancellor of the exchequer, kwasi kwarteng, and the former labour minister denis macshane . labour minister denis macshane. dennis, i'm going to start with you again because it's another leftie problem and i want to ask you this. there's a lot of knives being sharpened for keir starmer at the moment. his popu

martin daubney tonight with me. martin daubney only on gb news. now. per view on telly, and more front pages have just been delivered hot off the press. let's start with the daily mirror, which announces a royal exclusive, a monument for queen elizabeth. apparently that's going to be built in saint james's park in london. that's the nearest park, of course, to buckingham palace. next on to the daily mail and rwanda's back. but it's germany planning to use it, and they want welcome back to patrick christys tonight with me . martin daubney tonight with me. martin daubney only on gb news. now. it's time now to return to the liveliest pay per now to return to the liveliest pay per view on telly, and more front pages have just been delivered hot off the press. let's start with the daily mirror, which announces a royal exclusive, a monument for queen elizabeth. apparently that's going to be built in saint james's park in london. that's the nearest park, of course, to buckingham palace. next on to the daily mail and rwanda's back. but it's germany planning fo

martin daubney on gb news.t prize awards, competing for the £5 million in prize money. now they were selected from a record entry of nearly 2500 nominations from 139 countries. well, joining me now to discuss them is the gb news royal correspondent , cameron royal correspondent, cameron wahaca cameron. so the final list is in £5 million up for grabs. tell us more. >> yeah, it certainly is. martin the earthshot prize innovation summit taking place in new york this week. prince william has released a video message. i'm not sure if we've got that to show you to do with that, but 15 finalists, as you say, as you say, have well and truly been announced. and prince and the earthshot prize is prince william's ten year project to find solutions to repair the planet over a decade. big ambition. it's inspired by john f kennedy's moonshot prize. it seemed at the time, impossible in the 1960s to put a man on the moon. but nasa achieved it. the same principle with earthshot. but prince william wants to solve climate change

i'm martin daubney on gb news.ince the birmingham pub bombings which claimed the lives of 21 people in their local pub. prime minister and king charles have been asked by local campaigners to attend this year's memorial service in november. now west midlands reporter jack carson spoke to some of the people leading the tributes ahead of the anniversary about why they feel forgotten . forgotten. >> on the 21st of november 1974, twin blasts destroyed the tavern in the town and mulberry bush pubsin in the town and mulberry bush pubs in birmingham . pubs in birmingham. >> the bombs killed 21 people, injuring more than 200. it remains one of the worst terrorist atrocities in british history. six irishmen, who became known as the birmingham six, were wrongly convicted over the attacks and jailed for life in 1975. they were freed in 1991. nobody has ever successfully been brought to justice. 50 years on from the attack, campaigner from justice for the 21, julie hambleton details their plans to remember those lost. >> we're

welcome back to gb in tonight's with me martin daubney.arliament today, they're being told by charities that homelessness is a political choice . london's number of rough choice. london's number of rough sleepers has now surpassed pre—pandemic levels and according to reports, it has risen by an astonishing 39% within the past year alone. now, the matter has been exacerbated through the influx of foreign nationals because over half of the homeless people in london are now from abroad, many of whom have been granted refugee status. well, the issue remains a remains and a fresh, bold attitude from the current class of politicians is needed to make any form of progress. well, joining me now to discuss this is the former labour adviser, matthew talbot, who himself was homeless as a teenager. matthew, always a pleasure to have you in the studio before we turn to the detail of this report, homelessness as a political choice, i'm assuming that sticks in your craw. >> no, i think i think it could be argued it's a political choice. and i'll tell you

martin daubney standing in for nigel farage, the big man tonight.ow the prime minister delivered his speech at the labour party conference earlier today. sir keir starmer said that the country faces a shared struggle and that's his project, while tough in the short term, is the right thing to do for the country. he also announced several new policies, including a much lauded homes for heroes project for veterans, the hillsborough law, which will be introduced in april. and that's gb energy, will be based in aberdeen. now he's also been taking a battering for a sausage related slip up. >> the return of the sausages for now, please do send in your favourite sausage related puns to me. >> email farage @gbnews .com. a bag of chips for the best. now joining me now from the labour party conference is the former labour adviser matthew talbot. matthew, welcome to the show. always a delight to have your company. of course we like to make mischief about the slip ups, the sausage related battering not going amiss out here in tv land, but on the ground there. d

welcome back to gbn tonight with me , martin daubney. the home me, martin daubney.fice has confirmed that 25,000 small boat migrants have crossed the channel so far this year, and half of them patrick christys and half of them in the 11 weeks since the labour party took power. now, this weekend alone, more than 1400 small boat migrants arrived in dover. and to discuss this, i'm now joined by gb news homeland security editor mark white. mark welcome to the show. so an astonishing total. to the show. so an astonishing total . sir keir starmer told us total. sir keir starmer told us time and time again he would smash the gangs the same way rishi sunak told us he was. he would stop the boats. they're not listening, mark white. the gangs aren't listening. the numbers are getting bigger and bigger and bigger, as is the headache for the prime minister >> well, if anything, martin, i think the gangs are becoming more emboldened. i was speaking to a senior maritime security source over the weekend who was very surprised that we were seeing these small boats being pushed off

martin daubney on gb news, welcome back. it's 10 to 4. i'm martin daubney on gb news now . e george has embarked on his first flying lesson at the tender age of just 11. the future king is the latest in a long line of royal aviators, including his father, of course, prince william and his great grandfather prince philip, his parents, the prince and princess of wales, watched as their son soared into the air from a berkshire airfield. let's find out more now with our royal correspondent, cameron walker. cameron, welcome to the show. so prince george has lifted off. tell us more . tell us more. >> yeah, he certainly had martin that flying lesson happening last tuesday the day before he went back to school after the summer holidays. it was first reported in the sun newspaper this morning. however, i understand that the information in that article is in fact true . in that article is in fact true. so they arrived, reportedly, george, that prince william and the princess catherine in a three car convoy to the waltham airfield near maidenhead, which is in berkshire, about a 20 min

martin daubney tonight with me.s last week that the ginger winger, the duke of sussex , could be on the verge of sussex, could be on the verge of returning to the royal fold . returning to the royal fold. well, prince harry has reportedly thrown a spanner in the works by demanding an apology from his brother prince william , before any form of william, before any form of royal reunion will be possible. now it comes after the launch of meghan markle's lifestyle brand american riviera , or should hit american riviera, or should hit the brakes with the us patent office denying her trademark application, saying that businesses are not allowed to trademark geographic locations, including the nickname of the coastline around the sussexes santa barbara, california home. the american riviera. you couldn't make it up. and i'm joined now by the royal commentator richard fitzwilliams. richard, welcome to the show. always a delight. let's start with this preposterous demand for an apology from prince william. i think that's abo

martin daubney tonight with me. martin daubney only on gb news. now.er view on telly, and more front pages have just been delivered hot off the press. let's start with the daily mirror, which announces a royal exclusive, a monument for queen elizabeth. apparently that's going to be built in saint james's park in london. that's the nearest park, of course, to buckingham palace. next on to the daily mail and rwanda's back. but it's germany planning to use it, and they want to put migrants in the facilities britain paid for. we'll have much to say about that in a moment. next, on to the guardian. and they're saying no justice for the grenfell tragedy until the next decade. so the report was out yesterday and that's the advocates and the representatives saying they don't believe anything will happen any time soon. and then finally, for this hour, we have the times again, a picture of splendid facial fuzz there of prince the prince of wales on the front. allison pearson, rather taken by that, i don't think, the headline, however, being the firm behind grenf

welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news.rt of westminster and all across the uk . water and all across the uk. water company executives have been threatened with jail time if they don't meet the government's environmental targets. is this regulation gone mad, or the only way our rivers and our seas can be saved? and donald trump faces another court hearing today for misconduct following the results of the 2020 election. trump has already pled not guilty to the charges against him. but what impact could this have on his re—election bid ? and of course, re—election bid? and of course, we're down to five in the conservative leadership election. but with another round of voting to come next week, what's political ? games and what's political? games and skulduggery will be played in order to survive. we'll have the latest very shortly . and prince latest very shortly. and prince william speaks to artists about the growing plight of homelessness in the uk. the prince of wales toured the saatchi gallery in london to see their speci

martin daubney standing in for the big man, nigel farage.g to love this story because the welsh government has u—turned on its plans to introduce legislation that would force parties to ensure at least 50% of its candidates are women dunng 50% of its candidates are women during its elections. now, quite rightly, the proposals were challenged on its legal basis . challenged on its legal basis. but cabinet secretary for social justice, yes, they've got a cabinet for secretary social justice in wales, jane hutt, said that there was now an opportunity for parties to cooperate on creating voluntary guidance to ensure a more representative senate in 2026. >> our people , our senate >> our people, our senate members who are interested in what this expanded senate looks like in 2026, do you want to come back to a senate full of white men? no so please take some time to look at what we can do . do. >> and in a longer clip of that, the white men in the background start going a little bit nuts because they're basically being told you're not wanted in t

martin daubney now.nsington palace released a touching and quite beautiful video of the princess of wales and her family announcing that she has completed her chemotherapy treatment. the video shows the prince and princess of wales and their beautiful children spending time as a family, with the princess looking very well indeed. let's take a look . indeed. let's take a look. >> you lead the way. as the summer comes to an end. i cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment . doing chemotherapy treatment. doing what i can to stay cancer free is now my focus. although i have finished chemotherapy, my path to healing and full recovery is long and i must continue to take each day as it comes . each day as it comes. >> well, joining me now to discuss this is the royal commentator, caroline aston. caroline, welcome to the show. i think it's an astonishing video. it's beautiful. it has so many vignettes that people can relate to of the princess and the prince with thei

welcome back to gbn tonight with me martin daubney.g embers of britain's last coal fired power station at ratcliffe on soar have finally been smouldered down. as a kid, i could see the plumes of steam from ratcliffe fired by coal dug by my dad , bob, who worked at by my dad, bob, who worked at nearby cotgrave pit for 47 years. there he is in his prime now. today marks the end of more than 140 years of the coal industry in the uk. that's my dad, bob again. but it's no coincidence that today the last blast furnace at port talbot was also extinguished for the final time. now, of course, the death of coal and steel has been a hurrah by the labour party and the net zero zealots. well, joining me now is the man who knows a thing or two about life underground. and that is, of course, lee anderson , mp for course, lee anderson, mp for ashfield and a former coal miner himself . lee, welcome to the himself. lee, welcome to the show. always a pleasure. we've talked we've spoken before, lee, about the importance and the integrity and the pride tha

i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news welcome back. ive now to tom harwood, who's at the tory party conference in birmingham. tom, welcome to the show . show. >> thanks, martin. i'm here with michael fabricant and michael, of course you lost your seat of lichfield, a seat you won. you held even in 1997. what was different this time when you survived the last great labour landslide? but not this one. >> well, it was a very different labour landslide, wasn't it? >> it wasn't a vote for labour, i don't think. i think it was a vote just to get the tories out for eight elections or nine elections. i've lost count and one. but the last one i didn't. >> and you lost by around 800 votes. i mean, this is a very small margin when it comes to looking at the landscape. there are lots and lots of seats where you know, if a campaign was run just ever so slightly differently, you could have clung on. >> that's right. it was a loveless landslide. and, you know, it was more a case, as i said, of people voting to get the conservatives out rather than any

welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. from the heart of westminster. and all across the uk. now, the big question today is this. can nigel farage be our next prime minister? will the reform party. certainly think so. and on today's show we'll be live from their party conference shortly in birmingham. any moment now, we'll hear from the man himself, reform party leader nigel farage, on stage at present is richard tice . next up, richard tice. next up, barristers have described former harrods owner mohamed al fayed a monster , comparing him to jimmy monster, comparing him to jimmy savile, as five women claim they were raped by al fayed will speak to their lawyer, gloria allred, who tirelessly fought for justice for survivors abused by jailed hollywood predator harvey weinstein. she'll join me next. and so . next. and so. what's the show? so today is all about the reform party conference happening live as we speak now in birmingham. richard tice, the deputy leader is on the stage, expected soon after that is nigel farage. th

martin daubney 7:20. now the me. martin daubney 7:20.e suspected gunman in the apparent assassination attempt of former us president donald trump has appeared before a court in florida. 58 year old ryan wesley routh is charged with federal gun crimes, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and also possession of a firearm with an obstructed serial number. the former president was playing golf when a man was discovered pointing an assault rifle into the course in donald trump's direction. now this comes just two months, of course, after he was shot at at a campaign rally in pennsylvania. the apparent second attempt in two months on donald trump's life has led to serious questions about the safety of us presidential candidates. despite being just millimetres from death in july, it was revealed last night that mr trump does not receive full protection from the secret service. well, there's loads to unpack there. and joining me live from the united states is erik prince, a businessman and thought leader on military reform. he founded

look, martin daubney is up next.let you know as well, i will be back on 9 to 11 pm. patrick christys tonight . tonight. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. plenty going on in the skies today. some big thunderstorms in places, but other areas just fine with some warm and humid sunshine. it's a bit of a messy weather picture. low pressure system sitting over the uk old weather fronts generating some hefty downpours. we've seen some thunderstorms and a few more to come through the evening time, potentially causing some disruption. parts of the welsh marches up into the west midlands, north—west england but also northeast scotland, all tending to ease as we go through the night. but still a few showers coming into parts of the midlands during the early hours. still quite warm and humid over eastern england, but generally turning cooler and fresher, particularly in parts of scotland, well

ben leo for in martin daubney at 3:00.job hosting mark dolan tonight. you've done an amazing, amazing effort, but you're back on air in 20 minutes time. what's in yourinbox in 20 minutes time. what's in your inbox ? yourinbox? >> you're very welcome, mark. >> you're very welcome, mark. >> thank you for the privilege of hosting your show. >> i hope you had a fantastic houday >> i hope you had a fantastic holiday as well and your viewers are more than excited to have you back this weekend on my show in 20 minutes. >> i'm covering for martin daubney today and tomorrow, of course the big story is the laboun course the big story is the labour. sorry the tory, leadership vote, which takes place now. the results of the first votes will come within the first votes will come within the first 30 minutes of my show from 3 pm. so one of the six candidates, badenoch mel stride. tom tugendhat, james cleverly, so on and so on. one of them will be going out today. over the next six weeks, they'll be whittled to down just two candidates, a

it's martin daubney. martin, what is on your bill of fare this evening?, now you're after me. this is very confusing. time shift. well, it's another transition, jacob. >> tonight i'm asking all the refugees. >> welcome. brigade responsible for the continuing deaths in the channel by rolling out the red carpet. is it time for a youth crime national emergency and priti patel loses out? is anybody bothered? finally, the labour party . stay out of oasis labour party. stay out of oasis tickets. we've got champagne supernova, not champagne. socialism >> oh, very good. and not champagne charlie either. well, that's coming up later. i'm jacob rees—mogg. i'll be back tomorrow. the weather in somerset is beautiful and there's some quite nice national trust properties in somerset. i'd go to montacute if i were you . you. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening . welcome >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news. weather update at the start of a pretty wet period across southern areas with a warning in

up next, standing for in martin daubney, we've got patrick christie, patrick is going to join me to tell martin, i'm getting very confused. i'm jacob, you're patrick anyway. martin nice to see you. what's on your show tonight? miriam? >> we've all transitioned tonight. tonight i'm asking the question, is the labour party the true nasty party? should the home office be accountable when asylum seekers kill lee anderson on the show? looking ahead to that next tuesday's debate, the vote on the winter fuel allowance, who will be the meanest mps in the roost? plus my superstar panel, allison pearson, of course , from the pearson, of course, from the telegraph and lord bailey all coming up on my show. that's nine till 11. looking forward to it. >> thank you so much. well thank you so much to our panel and final words from you. >> lois, thanks for having us. thank you very much. >> and i'll be jacob will be back, not me, on monday at 8:00. for now, i'm miriam cates, and this has been state of the nafion this has been state of the nation . nation. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of

but i'm not nigel farage, i'm martin daubney standing in for the big man tonight, coming up on tonight'ssh public significantly underestimate the role of asylum seekers have to play role of asylum seekers have to play in overall immigration figures. so is illegal immigration nothing to worry about? next up, the dutch government have asked to opt out of the eu's asylum rules. good luck gb news. >> a very good evening to you and welcome to farage. but i'm not nigel farage, i'm martin daubney standing in for the big man tonight, coming up on tonight's show, a new study has revealed that the british public significantly underestimate the role of asylum seekers have to play role of asylum seekers have to play in overall immigration

but before that, of course , martin daubney is up at course, martin daubney is up at 3:00.we've got a sensational gb news exclusive. could the reform party's leader, nigel farage, be kicked out by a democratic change to the party? thanks to a hostile takeover to discuss that, we're joined in the studio by reform lee anderson. and as well as all the latest on free gean well as all the latest on free gear. keir and lady victoria sponge. i'll be asking lee anderson, do you pay for your own suits? do you pay for your own suits? do you pay for your own football tickets? and an astonishing report today shows that only 20% of convicted in britain end up going to jail. are we simply going too soft on despite a 25% increase in those crimes in the past year alone, according to the nspcc? of course i'll be putting that to lee anderson as well. an action packed show all coming from 3:00 pm sounds fantastic martin. >> and it also does sound like we are going incredibly soft on. all of these suspended sentences, no one seeing any time actually inside a cell for their crimes. but martin,

and it's time to speak to martin daubney because he's up at 3:00.rnoon. >> well, an excellent show today, emily. brilliant stuff from you gotta say. we'll be carrying on from the tory party conference. of course. kemi badenoch. mum's the word. what on earth was she thinking by? of all the people in britain taking on the mumsnet vote? has she lost it? well, we'll be grilling her between 3 and 4 pm. chris hope will be on the stage with the leadership hopeful jacob rees—mogg . well, he's put the rees—mogg. well, he's put the academy experience today by suggesting at a fringe event the way forward to power is for the conservatives to stand aside in 98 seats where they came second, where the reform party came second to labour, a pact with the reform party. is that the way to ensure that the labour party is kicked out of power in 2029? will the tories ever listen to that, though they seem to feel entitled that they hold the whip hand of power in the right. all those times gone. also emotionally, i'll be joined by by emma webber, barnaby webber's mother, o