and labour adviser matthew laza.nd after boots worst christmas ad everis after boots worst christmas ad ever is john lewis a contender for the best? jeevun sandher for jo cox is closing 15 minutes. labour's war on farmers just went nuclear next. >> a very good evening to you . >> a very good evening to you. the time is 9:03 and these are your latest gb news headlines. a 17 year old girl who died in a collision on the m5 as she was fleeing from a police vehicle , fleeing from a police vehicle, has been named by avon and somerset police as tamsin hall, the teenager, from wellington, somerset, was killed in the incident shortly after 11 pm. on monday night. since then , on monday night. since then, avon and somerset police has made a mandatory referral to the independent office for police conduct to carry out an investigation. elsewhere, law enforcement agencies in the uk, belgium and the netherlands have arrested a major supplier of small boats and engines to criminal people smugglers. the suspect, a 44 year old turkis

we have got the spectator's james heale and former labour party adviser matthew laza.anne, i mean, this is a bit of a shocker. i wonder whether or not we are just days away from farmers descending on downing street and spreading manure everywhere. >> well, i really hope so, patrick, because, you know, i watched the budget yesterday with growing horror, but when this was announced, i felt absolutely despondent. i live in rural shropshire, right at the heart of a beautiful farming community. you know, i know farmers. i know the people that work with them , the vets, their work with them, the vets, their workers, their kids , and they workers, their kids, and they really care about what they do. they're passionate about what they do. they look after their farms, they look after their animals. but most of those farms are probably worth more than £1 million. when you talk about we've watched clarkson's farm, you know, we know that one piece of agricultural equipment can cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. and of course, those are also taken into the value of that asset fo

matthew laza what's your party thinking when it comes to ukraine?e starmer is now allowing ukraine to lob our missiles into russia. they've not seen through their 2.5% defence pledge . and their 2.5% defence pledge. and now it seems that we want to square up to vladimir putin, a nuclear superpower. well, let's just unpack that. >> i mean, what's happening in terms of the use of the missiles in ukraine, is that together with allies, notably the americans, we are your mic has gone, matthew. >> we're going to sort that out. suzanne. same question to you. is this naive of the labour government? are we playing with fire? >> yeah, i think this timing is completely wrong. so here we are making obvious defence cuts in advance. i have to say, of the defence spending review,

i'm joined by matthew laza former head of broadcast for the labour party. line grant, telegraph economist and sketch writer patrick o'flynn, former mep and columnist. good morning to you all. welcome back to gb news. matthew, what do you think is going on in the labour party? what ructions are there? what what sides, what debates about the budget? >> well, i think there is as you said in your introduction, michael, some disquiet that those departments that aren't protected , so either protected protected, so either protected or being given a boost. so the nhs education, which is actually the education money is mostly earmarked for buildings. and the defence budget that the rest of government spending , government spending, particularly in years three, four and five of this government, when the what's now being sort of termed the sugar rush of the initial spending is oven rush of the initial spending is over, that those departments are things like transport, justice, you know, things that matter day to day almost as much as the health service. you could argue

we've got tory peer lord bailey and ex—labour adviser matthew laza.h, and the guardian are offering their staff therapy sessions to cope with trump's victory. should we just check in and see how they're getting on? get ready britain. here we go . britain. here we go. why doesn't keir starmer let illegal immigrants live in his spare home next. >> good evening. it's just gone . >> good evening. it's just gone. 9:00. i'm cyril with all the latest headlines in the gb newsroom, starting with some breaking news tonight. we're heanng breaking news tonight. we're hearing reports that three people have been arrested in connection with the death of the one direction star, liam payne. the singer died after falling from a third floor balcony in argentina nearly a month ago. argentinian media is reporting that two hotel workers are among the three people detained. there are also emerging reports in local newspapers that an as a as an as yet unidentified friend of liam payne is among those charged after authorities conducted investigations. now president joe biden

my panel, charlie downs, the political commentator and matthew laza, the former labour advisor.t before we get stuck in, let's cross live for the 6:00 news headlines . 6:00 news headlines. >> thank you michelle. the time is just after 6:00. and these are your latest headlines . are your latest headlines. farming leaders have accused the chancellor of refusing to engage with them over controversial changes to inheritance tax. that's as thousands of farmers have marched on westminster today. have marched on westminster today . first unveiled in rachel today. first unveiled in rachel reeves budget, the plans to impose inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1 million have sparked fury among rural communities. however, environment secretary steve reed says due to inheriting a £22 million black hole from the previous government, labour had no choice. >> this government's commitment to farming and to farmers is absolute. that's why we've allocated £5 billion to farming in the budget. that's the biggest amount of money in our country's history for sustainable food production. but we

madeline grant tory peer lord bailey and ex labour party adviser matthew laza murray.ng for the day where i see our prime minister and our chancellor deciding to use their spare homes for good. >> that would. i think we'll be waiting a while. will we not? >> it's pretty. i mean, i think under normal circumstances this story would not be that much of a big deal. it's something that prime ministers have done, i'm sure for decades. their old home is vacant. so and they're now in downing street, so they might as well make some extra money. and they do it. but the trouble is it rather rankles, i think, to ordinary people. just days after they decided to break their manifesto commitments on not raising taxes on working people, whatever the hell they meant by that. and obviously the winter fuel furore. and i think also it sort of is at odds with starmer's slightly kind of puritanical demeanour, his sort of austere, you know, he portrayed himself so much before the election as being like a different kind of politician , different kind of politician, and the fun and games of th

personality stories with tv personality nicola mclean and former labour adviser matthew laza with us throughout this morning. >> now yesterday was, of course , >> now yesterday was, of course, black friday, but the deals are still going strong and cyber monday is on the way. we'll be joined by a consumer expert to get the latest heading stateside later. >> we're going to find out how donald trump marked thanksgiving and also get the latest on what he thinks about labour's plan here for the chagos islands . here for the chagos islands. journalist nelson aspen will be joining us live from new york. >> and later this hour , we'll be >> and later this hour, we'll be meeting the ten year old who has a higher iq than albert einstein and stephen hawking. his name is krish. aurora and his dad will be here with us, live in the studio to share what it's like being a genius. you wouldn't know about that, would you.7 being know about that, would you? being a genius. excuse me. >> takes a lot to read an autocue. i'll have you know. well, 162. isn't that the top ? well, 162. isn't that the top? it

matthew laza was detained by immigration officers in dover yesterday.cotland yard spokesman has confirmed that detectives investigating threats to kill an mp are now liaising with colleagues from border force. the detention comes as gb news can reveal around 800 migrants on small boats have crossed illegally from france in just two days. the latest arrivals take the total to just a few hundred away from 31,000 for the year so far. that figure is already more than 1200, ahead of the number who crossed during the whole of last yeah crossed during the whole of last year. a man has been arrested following a burglary at england cricket captain ben stokes's home in county durham. police have said this afternoon. stokes said his wife and two children were at their house in castle eden during the break in on the 17th of october, when his obe and other valuables were taken. durham constabulary said a 32 year old man from north yorkshire was arrested on suspicion of burglary overnight. he has since been bailed while enquiries continue . and just enquiries continu

. >> matthew laza get your take on what you make of justin welby's resignation.ut also this nofion resignation. but also this notion that in many ways, the church doesn't seem to represent any of the values of its flock any of the values of its flock any more. it's obsessed with identity politics, with issues. let's face it, most people go to church or pensioners. they're elderly , white british elderly, white british pensioners. that's the that's the demographic on the whole. outside of all this language about climate change, greta thunberg with a robe on is completely out of touch. yeah. >> well, look, i mean, i think clearly he had to go. i think the issue is that the church, it's not so much that the church is woke that the church ties itself in knots. i mean, one of the issues, you know, in all the reports, what's going to be in the inbox of the of the new incoming archbishop, one of the issues, of course, is that the church still ties itself in knots about things like lgbt rights. and, you know, justin welby was very i mean, he got a bit better in his tenure