professor of politics at the university of kent , matt goodwin politics at the university of kent, matte co—founder of novara media, aaron bastien bannau. um, you , moira, i think you've you know, moira, i think you've made a really interesting point. you said diversity is not a strength. it is unity that is our strength. i think i completely agree with you . uh, completely agree with you. uh, there, jeff says, i don't believe extremism will be tackled with the current government or labour. is there anyone actually , uh, jeff, i'll anyone actually, uh, jeff, i'll put it to you that you think would would, um, actually be able to fix this issue or not? malcolm says nigel farage says mps need protection, but who then is going to protect the rest of us? uh way too many mobs get in their own way through threats, says joe. indeed. you've got to stand up to these people. uh, look, one of the things that i thought was quite interesting , uh, we're talking interesting, uh, we're talking about mike prior, this , um, uh, about mike prior, this, um, uh, mp who says that he's not going to run again.

matt goodwin absolutely you're listening, not watching. tely you're listening, not watching. matt gothis head absolutely you're listening, not watching. matt gothis head to .olutely you're listening, not watching. matt gothis head to that. ly you're listening, not watching. matt gothis head to that. uh, shaking his head to that. uh, nigel, one of my viewers says the good news today is that begum lost her appeal. however, michelle, the bad news is that we, taxpayer, paying for we, the taxpayer, are paying for her legal team . i think you're her legal team. i think you're absolutely right, at least in part for that. uh, look, i want to carry this conversation on, and i also want to bring in suella braverman, she said that islamists are basically bullying britain submission . listen, britain into submission. listen, is right? will continue is she right? will continue this conversation couple of conversation in a couple of minutes. see you then >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> hi there. i'm michelle dewberry with you until 7:00

well uh, matt goodwin has returned to join us on the panel. on a bloody by—election. he should be celebrated. i mean, probably celebrated. i mean, he probably hasn't days. are hasn't slept for three days. are you that wasn't what you sure that wasn't what i slept? >> em- em— w get, you know. oh, >> yeah, i get, you know. oh, dear oh, dear. >> yeah, i get, you know. oh, deaareyh, dear. >> yeah, i get, you know. oh, deaare you ear. >> yeah, i get, you know. oh, deaare you saying that this new >> are you saying that this new crop of labour mps >> are you saying that this new crop of labour mp5 is perhaps not. not as not not in the mould of the, i think, politicians? >> i think that politics in general has suffered over the last few decades by people going into it without real life experiences and i just think it's become boring , dull, no it's become boring, dull, no personality , be scared of personality, be scared of criticism on social media. >> and look, i'm sure mr regan's a lovely chap and all that , but a lovely chap and all that, but that

the professor of politics at university matt university of kent, matt goodwin, co—founder of goodwin,a, aaron bastani. we're why not? just we're here. why not? just because of my love of these kind of places? no because rishi sunak minister will sunak your prime minister will be just in over be here imminently, just in over an time to answer an hour's time to answer questions you. british questions from you. the british public. um, glenys says i'd be asking him about two tier policing. i'd like to know whether or not he feels that that be an issue. wayne that would be an issue. wayne says be asking him about says i'd be asking him about excess is no one excess deaths. why is no one talking about that? they are sky high. you make very high. yes. when you make a very good point. um, look , let's talk good point. um, look, let's talk about . we've spoken a lot about this. we've spoken a lot about this. we've spoken a lot about things that have gone wrong and all the rest of it. and don't worry everybody, because before the end of the programme, i'm going to reflect on things have gone ri

sorry you pollster matt goodwin. get things like that. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back. an acrimonious by—election campaign in rochdale will reach its denouement on thursday , with the suggestion thursday, with the suggestion that george galloway could be returned to the for house of commons the first time in almost a decade. galloway is appealing directly to the constituency. his large number of muslim voters issue of gaza, his voters on the issue of gaza, his main opponent, azhar ali, was disowned by the labour party over comments that he made about the east. here to give us the middle east. here to give us a of what to expect is the a sense of what to expect is the pollster political pollster and political commentator matt goodwin. matt, welcome gb news. thanks, welcome back to gb news. thanks, michael. uh, well, what should we expect in rochdale? >> well, ordinarily we would be expecting another big labour victory. of course, it should have been fairly textbook for keir starmer after

matt goodwin goes on this isn't hard. ple are leaving the tories because they were promised one thing only for the opposite to happen . well, opposite to happen. well, professor matthew goodwin joins me on the show in ten minutes time and whilst goodwin is right and the findings of this poll are unarguable, the choice in may or november of this year remains a simple one. conservative or labour? why is a country which this polling suggest it wants more robustly conservative policies about to deliver a labour government? well i think it's far from certain that they will, in our increasingly presidential system, when faced with a choice of starmer and his u—turn and woke politics, varne versus sensible sunak, the kind of boy you'd happily bring home to meet your parents. it's no contest. the tories may be hated, and perhaps rightly so, but there's no great love for labour either. and frankly, i'm not sure that sunak has to shift to the right of attila the hun. all he's really got to do is deliver . of attila the hun. all he's

in in, uh, pearce's paper today, and it's, uh, matt goodwin . and it's, uh, matt goodwin.ught out is, um, he's he's brought out this report. i can't find this this report. i can't find my notes on it, and it's. and he's how mental he's talking about how mental health issues. um are taking over young . people today between over young. people today between 18 and, like, 34. and he's saying, you know, what he's basically you basically saying is that, you know, what is know, problems of what is happening is problems of anxiety, are anxiety, which we all have are now being conflated with mental health and so, so young health issues and so, so young people aren't working . there's people aren't working. there's something like 560,000 young people, not working, and they've been they've cited mental health issues as a reason for them not working . now, that is shocking. working. now, that is shocking. in that age group of people. and in that age group of people. and i and i think this is the problem now, isn't it, with young people? we are it starts in school where they are shield

um, lord bailey, who's your my, um, greatest britain is professor matt goodwin, who's done a study looking said they're being taught to obsess on it. >> and actually, sometimes they being taught to obsess on it. >> arthey'reilly, sometimes they being taught to obsess on it. >> arthey're bringingetimes they being taught to obsess on it. >> arthey're bringing down! they bring they're bringing down their mental health their own mental health and i think important think it's really important because in this because young people in this country, health country, their mental health is under need to under attack, and we need to help their mental help them with their mental resilience. and we need to talk about bit about about a little bit more about fortitude, about poor fortitude, not just about poor mental help get mental health, to help them get past it's very past that. yeah, it's a very difficult articulate difficult topic to articulate correctly. think both you and matt >> and i think both you and matt goodwin very well goodwin have done that very well there. um, who's your greatest? >> win

it's an unrivalled matt goodwin.s, allison, greatest britquitele serious union jackass, allison, greatest britquite le serious one. union jackass, allison, greatest britquitele serious one. patrick. >> quite a serious one. patrick. rabbi zakaria deutsch, a chaplain at leeds university. the rabbi and his wife and children are currently in forced into hiding after receiving death threats from the pro—palestine mob because the rabbi . he was a chaplain for the rabbi. he was a chaplain for the israeli defence force. i just want to say to rabbi deutsch, this is not what britain is about. millions of us stand with you and your family and against the people who hate you and who are anti—semitic. god bless you. >> oh, gosh. okay allison. well, thank you very much for that . thank you very much for that. um. go on. sean, who's your greatest? my greatest britain is eight from police , eight officers from the police, um, gang and proactive team who are off duty, who saw altercation and they had no equipment, and they got involv

i'll look that with the i'll look at that with the pollster matt goodwin.

so i've got professor matt goodwin keeping me company tonight and aaron bastani , so i cannot wait forks magnificent. six till seven jubes and co marvellous . thank jubes and co marvellous. thank you. now labour has held a major business conference in central london today where sir keir starmer promised a room of 400 bosses stability . the big bosses stability. the big question is this are labour now the party of business? i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel . p.m. only on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel. people's channel, britain's news channel . welcome back. channel. welcome back. >> it's 529. you're watching 39. beg your pardon? you're watching or listening to martin daubney on news now to incredible on gb news now to incredible scenes in brussels where former shows have taken their protests right to the heart of the european union. and viewers on gb news now can see some dramatic pictures from the belgian capital and the question is, can we ever see british farmers do the same on british soil ? well, joining me now farmers do the same on bri

goodwin was in the there. matt did he the audience there.onvince voters for ? well i've got to say, for you? well i've got to say, patrick, i was in the room up here in darlington and look, i'll be honest with you, to me , i'll be honest with you, to me, the prime minister sounded a little flat. >> he only got one laugh out of the audience . he's got two the audience. he's got two rounds of claps, but that came quite late on. he. he struck me more as a chancellor than a prime minister, if i'm honest, there wasn't much in the way of charisma . there wasn't charisma. there wasn't a compelling story, a big vision to go to country with. so i, to go to the country with. so i, i think probably his team will be leaving today thinking, you know, he did a competent job, but it wasn't a particularly compelling job. okay just one more quick one with you, matt. >> whilst i've got you before we go to those exit poll results at ten. and another poll has been published saying that the published today saying that the pubuc published today saying that the pu