>> well, matt goodwin joins me now. tt, you know, you gave it what for there? i have to say, i agree with every word. and what was the reaction? >> ovennhelming. i've been flooded with emails , text flooded with emails, text messages , particularly from messages, particularly from members of britain's jewish communities who , to be frank, communities who, to be frank, nigel, i think , feel that many nigel, i think, feel that many more people in our national life should be saying what i said on the bbc. i think they feel understandably scared, anxious. i think they're wondering what has happened to our national broadcaster. i think they're wondering where the leadership has gone in this country, not, no, absolutely refusing to call what happened on the 7th of october a terrorist act by hamas. >> they call them terrorists. >> they call them terrorists. >> if you look at the polling that we've had just this week, 66% of all brits say hamas is a terrorist organisation. only 6% say it isn't. so too many people who have been w

>> well, matt goodwin joins me now. tt, you know, you gave it what for there? i have to say, i agree with every word. and what was the reaction? >> ovennhelming. i've been flooded with emails , text flooded with emails, text messages , particularly from messages, particularly from members of britain's jewish communities who , to be frank, communities who, to be frank, nigel, i think , feel that many nigel, i think, feel that many more people in our national life should be saying what i said on the bbc. i think they feel understandably scared, anxious. i think they're wondering what has happened to our national broadcaster. i think they're wondering where the leadership has gone in this country, not, no, absolutely refusing to call what happened on the 7th of october a terrorist act by hamas. >> they call them terrorists. >> they call them terrorists. >> if you look at the polling that we've had just this week, 66% of all brits say hamas is a terrorist organisation. only 6% say it isn't. so too many people who have been w

i'm joined by professor goodwin of professor matt goodwin and of course a man that's been doing a lotw regularly the this show regularly over the course few months. course of the last few months. and gb news christopher and gb news own christopher hope, editor , sir hope, our political editor, sir christopher i'm struck by christopher hope. i'm struck by a couple of things. i was here last night at the conservative democratic organisation dinner. the splits within the parliamentary party are truly astonishing. >> they haven't gone away because the members here around the stand voted for two leaders who were forced out by by the mps . so we have got rishi sunak mps. so we have got rishi sunak with no real no real right to be prime minister. may that that position mps. liz truss is an position by mps. liz truss is an event. so across the way in the hotel i've been at tonight talk people have been lauded by people have been lauded by people . she she cheered people. she was she was cheered to rafters with her speech there. >> was there earlier. there. >> yeah. there earlier. there. >> ye

i'm joined by professor goodwin of professor matt goodwin and of course a man that's been doing a lotw regularly the this show regularly over the course few months. course of the last few months. and gb news christopher and gb news own christopher hope, editor , sir hope, our political editor, sir christopher i'm struck by christopher hope. i'm struck by a couple of things. i was here last night at the conservative democratic organisation dinner. the splits within the parliamentary party are truly astonishing. >> they haven't gone away because the members here around the stand voted for two leaders who were forced out by by the mps . so we have got rishi sunak mps. so we have got rishi sunak with no real no real right to be prime minister. may that that position mps. liz truss is an position by mps. liz truss is an event. so across the way in the hotel i've been at tonight talk people have been lauded by people have been lauded by people . she she cheered people. she was she was cheered to rafters with her speech there. >> was there earlier. there. >> yeah. there earlier. there. >> ye

i'll get stuck into that with author and academic matt goodwin.addictive. hot on the heels of rishi, sunak's plans to phase out smoking. are we the great british public now being treated like children? we'll thrash that one out in the media. buzz also later in the show, what impact would a labour government have on our rights to free speech? many are already dreading five potential years of woke hell and the founder of the free speech union, maverick journalist toby young , will join journalist toby young, will join me live to look at our freedoms of the future . also, tomorrow's of the future. also, tomorrow's front pages and we'll be debating the following. how will holly willoughby handle her exit from this morning? will the show survive? we'll debate that with my pundits. so much to get through . but first, here's the through. but first, here's the news. and polly middlehurst . news. and polly middlehurst. >> mark, thank you and good evening to you. well, the main story from the newsroom tonight is that the us president has condemned the attac

he was asked, wasn't he, by matt goodwin, who wasn't he, by matt goodwin, who was fringe was hostingeetings, like meetings, who is kind of like he understands channel understands populism channel yes, absolutely . i mean, it is a yes, absolutely. i mean, it is a thing. it's like we all know that there's a massive shortfall , all essentially the infertility across the whole of the west. >> no i mean, sorry, >> yeah. no i mean, sorry, paul, but to me, he is right. it's just when he says in order to care for the ageing population, it's not the greatest enticement , it, have more children , is it, to have more children so after some old so you can look after some old people. he's right people. but he's right that he says need to encourage people says we need to encourage people domestically to have children, reduce domestically to have children, r( i iuce domestically to have children, riiiuce with those. and . i agree with all of those. and orban who had ideas about this is becoming more mainstream. it was seen vaguely far was sort of seen as vaguely far right. peyton right. but now jor

so good on matt for taking on the bbc. >> well, let me tell you that matt goodwin is one of my absoluteew j. goodwin.com. how about you derek ? who's your greatest derek? who's your greatest briton? >> well, i must be your second favourite public intellectual . favourite public intellectual. well, my nomination this week is going to george baldock , and going to george baldock, and he's from milton keynes. yeah he is a an 18 year old who dropped out of school at 11 because he had anxiety problems and nervousness problems . his mother nervousness problems. his mother said that she never, ever saw him smile as a child , but today him smile as a child, but today he started an undergraduate degree at cambridge university in history. and that's a typical example of the british indomitable spirit . indomitable spirit. >> what a fine lad. congratulations george. okay. and rebecca, you're you're a brilliant hero today . brilliant hero today. >> another public intellectual who i'm sure you adore, madonna. she's she's back. she's performing. she was incredibly late. she didn't do as many songs as

they're not quite telling us the truth about this now i'm joined to discuss this and much else by matt goodwin and professor of politics at the university of kent. you've been busy polling, matt, over the course of the last few days. yeah how what does the country think? because there are significant numbers of people who are now part of the anti car lobby. what does the country think about these 20 mile zones? >> yeah , so we already know this >> yeah, so we already know this is unpopular in wales. >> yeah, so we already know this is pollednpular in wales. >> yeah, so we already know this is polled voters n wales. >> yeah, so we already know this is polled voters in males. >> yeah, so we already know this is polled voters in alles. >> yeah, so we already know this is polled voters in all of we've polled voters in all of britain . so this is across the britain. so this is across the country and we only find that 30, less than a third, would like to see the 30 mile an hour limit reduced to 20 miles an hourin limit reduced to 20 miles an hour in built up areas. so this is a very unpopular policy

they're not quite telling us the truth about this now i'm joined to discuss this and much else by matt goodwin and professor of politics at the university of kent. you've been busy polling, matt, over the course of the last few days. yeah how what does the country think? because there are significant numbers of people who are now part of the anti car lobby. what does the country think about these 20 mile zones? >> yeah , so we already know this >> yeah, so we already know this is unpopular in wales. >> yeah, so we already know this is pollednpular in wales. >> yeah, so we already know this is polled voters n wales. >> yeah, so we already know this is polled voters in males. >> yeah, so we already know this is polled voters in alles. >> yeah, so we already know this is polled voters in all of we've polled voters in all of britain . so this is across the britain. so this is across the country and we only find that 30, less than a third, would like to see the 30 mile an hour limit reduced to 20 miles an hourin limit reduced to 20 miles an hour in built up areas. so this is a very unpopular policy

our exclusive survey carried out by the pollster, professor matt goodwin, also shows that just 4% ofy should be allowed to stay. so just about 4% of people think that people who support a foreign terror group should be allowed to stay. it comes as runaway isis bride shamima begum continued her court today to win back court fight today to win back her british citizenship after being stripped of it by the government for joining the terrorist death cult. her lawyers at the court of appeal argued the move was under lawful. but look, in light of all that and in light of that all of that and in light of that latest poll , what do you think? latest poll, what do you think? should shamima begum be allowed to return to britain ? let me to return to britain? let me know your thoughts. email gbviews@gbnews.com. tweet at gbviews@gbnews.com. tweet me at gb news. while you're there, go and . i'll bring and vote in our poll. i'll bring you those results shortly. you those results very shortly. but to to but we're going to go head to head now. and doing head on this now. and doing battle and author

matt goodwin is a indeed.g, we were introduced to akshata murthy first time i'd murthy the first time i'd actually heard her actually think i've heard her speak she tried to speak properly. she tried to give of personal touch in give a sort of personal touch in all let's take a listen all of this. let's take a listen . we will introduce the new rigorous knowledge rich, advanced british standard, which will bring together a—levels and t levels into a new single qualification for our school leavers is first. >> this will finally deliver on the promise of parity of esteem between academic and technical education, because all students will sit the advanced british standard . second, we will raise standard. second, we will raise the floor, ensuring that our children leave school literate and numerate because with the advanced british standard all students will study some form of maths and english to 18 with extra help for those who struggle most in our country. no child should be left behind . child should be left

johnny is politics, is now a professor of politics, matt goodwin. matt good see matt goodwin. at this? 74% of brits thinking are foreign nationals in britain who glorify islamist terrorism. should be expelled . i terrorism. should be expelled. i mean, it sort of seems like common sense. but of course, this is proving to be a very difficult situation for the police . police. >> well, absolutely. this is a policy whereby three quarters of the country are supportive. so this is almost as close to a consensus position as you can find. and the other stat to keep in mind here is that only 4% of the country are opposed to this. now, of course, this comes against the backdrop of the government struggling to deport foreign nationals who have committed crimes because we're tied into things like the european convention on human rights. we're tied into legislation and laws that mean we can't essentially deport who we can't essentially deport who we want to deport . but as we can't essentially deport who we want to deport. but as far as the british public are concerned, this policy is a no

i think the bbc i was looking at a tweet today, matt goodwin people to ask goodwin had polled people trust the bbc and he's plotted the years go by. it plotted as the years go by. it started in the 80s% a few years later 61, this is only later at 61, and this is only like in the last 20 years and it's now down to under half. well, the last time we well, that was the last time we got. point is that brand got. the point is that the brand is long losing its weight. >> they've still got the name . >> they've still got the name. it's kind of like you go and see the beach and just the beach boys and it's just like them. he's 80. like one of them. and he's 80. they haven't even got brian wilson, all the songs. wilson, who wrote all the songs. they've it still says bbc. >> people trust the >> so people still trust got the guy who wrote kokomo? >> exactly. actual >> yeah, exactly. no the actual hit actual good songs. hit well the actual good songs. but mean rear but yeah i mean i mean rear admiral dr. chris parry said here, is wrong admiral dr. chris parry said here,our is wrong admiral dr. c

matt goodwin, thank you. appreciate it. matt goodwin is a professor of politics. lse.royal infirmary, to talk about this doctors strike today. jack, over to you . over to you. >> yeah, good morning to you both. of course, this joint doctors strike between the junior doctors and the senior consultants is the start of three days of consecutive action across the country. does mean for nhs hospitals in england. you're looking at christmas day levels of service. the nhs england medical director, professor sir stephen powis, saying that nhs services have had very little time to recover from that previous action. of course, remember it was only just a couple of weeks ago that the junior and senior consultants started , of course, consultants started, of course, that 24 walkout together . that 24 hour walkout together. but of course, now they're going to face three consecutive days. it is causing worries across the nhs as new reveals that nhs as new data reveals that since december , when all this since december, when all this industrial action within the service started, more