matt goodwin , isn't it? goodwin, isn't it? >> it's terrible. and i think many people watching will be thinking, what on earth is happening to this country? it just feels as though lawlessness is completely out of control. it feels like children are no longer off limits. we've had a string of horrific atrocities in recent weeks. we've got nationally the polls telling us crime is now number three in the list of priorities for british people. and i've said it a lot over the last few weeks. you know, i just don't think people feel safe anymore in this country. and i think there's just been a general collapse of law and order and respect for authority. and when children are involved especially, it becomes utterly sickening . and my heart utterly sickening. and my heart and prayers go out to anybody who's involved in in in the latest atrocity and what feels like lawless britain . yeah. like lawless britain. yeah. >> and i've got to say, obviously i'm northern and when italk obviously i'm northern and when i talk to some of my friends up north about g

but matt goodwin, your overall opinion to it all?i thought it was a very bad speech.i >> i thought it was a very bad speech. i thought it was very gloomy, pessimistic. it was very depressing. i think starmer basically doubled down on what he said in the aftermath of the riots. much of the country are mindless thugs. anybody who voices concern about some of the big issues in britain are simply populists who should be derided. he's one of the most remarkable things about that speech. to me . things about that speech. to me. keir starmer did not mention what is, according to voters, the number one issue in the country. he didn't mention it once. country. he didn't mention it once . immigration. he didn't once. immigration. he didn't mention the broken borders. he didn't mention how the country is being transformed. and he even said, which i thought was remarkable. he said the idea that there was any legitimate protest was a pretence. so here he is doubling down on the narrative that he had after the riot. so i think he looks fundamental

matt goodwin.or yours as well, and also you guys at home, i very much appreciate you spending your hour with me. do not go anywhere because at 7:00, you've got gbn tonight. but that's all from me. and i'll see you tomorrow night . tomorrow night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hi there, time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. an unsettled 36 to 48 hour period to come for many parts of the uk. a series of low pressure systems queuing up to arrive from the atlantic, one heading towards iceland , another heading towards iceland, another one containing the remnants of ex—hurricane ernesto. that means, although it's a fairly typical area of low pressure that we see in the north atlantic at this time of year, it does contain air of tropical origins and a lot of moisture . origins and a lot of moisture. all that moisture will be dumped over western scotland , northwest over western scotland, northwest england, parts of wales and northe

matt goodwin and james schneider remain alongside me.got to say, many of you, you're pretty much united in condemning, the horrendous behaviour and actually, paul says the problem here is that this thug element, they're basically playing into they're basically playing into the government's hands, because now he says that this will enable sir keir starmer, etc. to basically shut down any conversation on the legitimate grievances that many people have. and yet , unfortunately, have. and yet, unfortunately, that has been a very bad side effect. i said this on my social media on saturday morning when you want to take to the streets, it's a free country, but if that's what you choose to do, partaking in the most horrendous acts is not. i mean, i don't even know what goes through people's minds. it is appalling. two tier policing keir starmer's come out and spoke very strongly. he said that there is definitely no two two tier policing in society. do you agree with him? yeah, it's interesting michelle, what he said is there's no two tier polici

well, joining me now is academic and author matt goodwin. welcome to the show. having me. now, matt, you've been writing about this on your substack. you're very much involved. you understand what's going on here. help us through it, because a lot of people are really confused. why has all this happened? well, i think firstly, there's an element of criminality and disorder that we've all seen on the television screens. >> but i think behind that ultimately are widespread public concerns over mass immigration, over a broken model of multiculturalism, that we might come back to talk about . and come back to talk about. and also, just to be blunt, the feeling among many british people that they're no longer safe in their own country . now, safe in their own country. now, i've received a lot of criticism for pointing this out over the last week, but one of the points i make is in response to both the riots in 2011, in england, and also in response to the black lives matter protests. everybody out there was more than to happy say, look, there are wider grievances here

i've got matt goodwin and zoe grunwald keeping me company. >> a meaty menu, it'll be interesting to see0 people trying to get rid of 1.5 million illegal immigrants in this country. michelle dewberry. i've been to bigger barbecues, and i know you've been to bigger lunches. dewbs& co 6 or 7 right after me. superb as ever. i want to get in touch with me here @gbnews. simply go to gbnews.com/yoursay and i'll try my very best to read out the best of messages the end of the show. i'm martin welcome back. it's 541 the final furlong i'm martin daubney on gb news now. the democratic national convention is well underway in chicago and we've already seen barack and michelle obama speak in support of the democratic presidential nominee, kamala harris , while nominee, kamala harris, while also taking a major aim at donald trump. >> there's the childish nicknames, the crazy conspiracy theories , this weird obsession theories, this weird obsession with crowd sizes . the other day, with crowd sizes. the other day, i heard someone compare trump to the neighbour who keeps running his leaf blower outside

this all on, but should we get the expertise of pollster and academic matt goodwin, who joins us hereio ? thank you. matt, the studio? thank you. matt, let's just ask the basic what does this survey show us? >> well, it shows us that many people associate the protests and unrest of recent weeks with the government's immigration policy that many people do view the protests as being directly unked the protests as being directly linked to the policy of mass migration. that's defined the country for the last 30 years. and this is one of the arguments i made when the riots first started, which is that many british people, even though people in westminster don't like to think about this, but they don't feel safe in their own country. the riots and protests were, for many people for nearly two thirds in this survey were about our broken borders, were about our broken borders, were about the pace of change in the country. so yes, there was violence. there was criminality. of course there was. nobody has denied that. but underlying it was not just these sort of concerns over far right thuggery

and according to one of my panel tonight, matt goodwin , he's tonight, matt goodwin, he's wondering if? you tell me . all that and fair? you tell me. all that and more. but first, the 6:00 news headunes. headlines. >> michelle, thank you very much . >> michelle, thank you very much. and good evening to you. 601 exactly. and we start with the top story of the day that a man has been arrested in central london after two people, including an 11 year old girl,

russia, blaming everything on russian instigators who were splitting kingdoms, but their compatriot matt goodwinlook at itself. what you are seeing in britain today is a direct the result of the failed policies that have been in place in this country for the better part of the last 30 years, mass uncontrolled immigration, a refusal to do what needs to be done to regain control of our borders, a failure to integrate newcomers, a refusal to confront radical islamism and to acknowledge the obvious shortcomings of multiculturalism. the british prime minister has called a meeting of the cobra emergency committee twice in a week, met with the intelligence services, agreed to beef up security at the mosque and better monitor social networks to identify provocateurs, the reason for which the riots began, no one discussed. denis davidov, evgeniy samsonov and andrey ivanov, news. and urgent news that is coming right now as a result of the shelling of energodar by the armed forces of ukraine, a fire occurred at the cooling systems facility of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant. the administration reporte

i've got matt goodwin keeping me company. >> he's not happy at all, by the way, that no focus whatsoeverntrolled immigration in their area. so i want to look at that, also as well, i caught your singing earlier on martin the oasis. it made me think to myself, you know, we need to find a karaoke bar somewhere before this massive reunion takes place . takes place. >> i'm definitely up for that. i think you've probably got a much , think you've probably got a much, much better voice than me, but i think you're dead right. michelle, about that speech earlier on, a lot of people felt it was unfair to say, oh, it's all about populism. it's all about 14 years of tory rule. no attempt to engage with the working class communities. michelle, that suffered those protests. >> exactly. and this is the thing . when you look at the gb thing. when you look at the gb news inbox, you've got to give it a i want to give christopher hope a bit of a medal because god loves a trier and christopher hope. he was in the audience. martin his hands up, no messing around, trying to pitch a question. not for himself,

there's so much that i need to talk to you all about tonight, and we'll get stuck in matt goodwin and >> brilliant. thank you very much, michelle. that sounds like a cracking show. and, as i said , a cracking show. and, as i said, there is so many of you want to get in touch, with your thoughts on that. so please tune in to michelle's show because they will actually be talking about what you're talking about on here at the moment. now, let's get more on the riots across the uk in the five day stay was serious . governments are right. serious. governments are right. okay. i think we have to go straight to the break. unfortunately, we ran out of time. didn't have time to read really, really good message, but we'll see you welcome back. i'm dawn neesom, and this is gb news. i'm standing in for martin daubney, who's having a well—deserved break now let's get more on the riots across the uk in the last few days, and serious questions are being asked about the government's response to the violence that has so far to led almost 400 arrests. today, sir keir starmer revealed plans for a standi