as commentator matthew stadlen. as even commentator matthew stadlen.r, let me know your views. it's a crucial part of the programme mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with sophia wenzler. >> jacob thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 8:00. these are your headlines. the foreign secretary has announced over £600 million worth of support for ukraine, while the us secretary of state has announced $700,700 million. david lammy and antony blinken have been in kyiv today on a joint trip, calling it a critical moment in the war with russia. their visit follows reports that joe biden will lift a ban on british storm shadow missiles being used on russian territory after iran supplied ballistic missiles to russia . ballistic missiles to russia. back in the uk, labour is facing mounting pressure from within its own ranks to reverse cuts to the winter fuel payment in today's exchanges. at prime minister's questions, rishi sunak pushed the keir starmer for details on the impacts of the cuts, wh

been punished very, very resoundingly , very much. very resoundingly, very much. >> it's not the matthew stadlen >> i'm on my own again, you three. >> i'm not saying matthew, you think it's right to release these these criminals early. some that are, you know , abusers some that are, you know, abusers have done horrific things being released . did you not see released. did you not see outside wandsworth the celebrating with, you know, champagne and going into lamborghinis. >> one got where do you want to put them in hotels. i'll tell you what i put them. >> i think that's what it's going to be. i am, i am what it's going to be because they've beenin it's going to be because they've been in power for 14 years and they let the prisons deteriorate to such an extent. i'll tell you where there isn't space for prisoners. i'll tell you where i put them. >> absolutely shameful. >> absolutely shameful. >> you let you let. >> you let you let. >> i'll tell you where i'd put them. >> they're danger to the public. >> they're danger to the public. >> i put them in the field picking crops. it's a time for the

matthew stadlen.ve to shut up now, but i would just like to thank matthew stadlen and ricky the seine. thank you so much forjoining me. a great show. thanks to you too. and you lot out there. remember gbnews.com/yoursay. but don't go anywhere because there's loads more coming up on the on the channel today, we have nana akua coming up. she's on at 3:00 and you can actually message in gbnews.com/yoursay, that's it from me. thank you very much for watching. i hope you're having a wonderful weekend out there. and let's get the weather to find out how wonderful the rest of the weekend is going to be. i'm not holding my breath on this one.thank >> it looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello there. good afternoon. welcome to your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. quite an unsettled few days to come for many of us, with some heavy rain around . with some heavy rain around. we've already seen some of that over the course of this afternoon , with

as commentator matthew stadlen. as even commentator matthew stadlen. views. it's a crucial part of the programme mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with sophia wenzler. >> jacob thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 8:00. these are your headlines. the foreign secretary has announced over £600 million worth of support for ukraine, while the us secretary of state has announced $700,700 million. david lammy and antony blinken have been in kyiv today on a joint trip, calling it a critical moment in the war with russia. their visit follows reports that joe biden will lift a ban on british storm shadow missiles being used on russian territory after iran supplied ballistic missiles to russia

but hey, it's an accent and i'm claiming that one, so it's very simple to have a go at me or matthew stadlenne of you are doing , just go to of you are doing, just go to matthew. stop pulling that face. just go to gbnews.com/yoursay and say whatever you want about any of us. we don't really care. it's a sunday afternoon. we're having some fun now. keeping me company , as you've just heard, company, as you've just heard, isindeed company, as you've just heard, is indeed the wonderful political commentator matthew stadlen. round of applause. bit quiet . and former brexit mp and quiet. and former brexit mp and businessman ben habib. round of applause. much louder. thank you very much. but before we get stuck into today's stories, let's get those news headlines with sam francis . with sam francis. >> dawn, thank you and good afternoon to you. it's 2:02. and the top story this afternoon. the pilot of a small aircraft which crashed into an industrial estate in chesterfield has we now understand, passed away. he died in that incident. he was the only person on board the plane when it hit that site.

matthew stadlen sat over there , and he stadlen sat over there, and he ianed stadlen sat over there,notting hill carnival. he said, it's a great family event, lots of fun, lots of multiculturalism, lots of, you know , diversity there. but you know, diversity there. but i'm looking at the stats and we had a couple of people who was attacked there that subsequently died. we've had over 300 arrests, multiple emergency workers attacked in the streets , workers attacked in the streets, knives recovered, crime left, right and centre businesses boarding up their shop windows. this is not a family occasion, is it, sir? >> no. it's anarchy. it's not a cultural festival. it's a crime festival, is what it is. it's a festival, is what it is. it's a festival of crime. it is. it's a celebration. big inverted commas of crime. it's an excuse for lots of crime and how we allow this thing to continue. and i don't know who is responsible for this in terms of being able to cancel it, whether it's sadiq khan or whether it's government, i suspect it's sadiq khan. >> the met police have to sign off on it.

now, the political commentator matthew stadlen on my left , matthew stadlen on my left, obvs.t with you , because a lot of with you, because a lot of people are messaging in saying that actually they're second guessing what you're going to say. matthew but i think you might surprise them right now. take it away . take it away. >> well, it's an interesting position to be for in me as someone who routinely criticised, i think totally, fairly and accurately the conservative government that we had before the election. now we've got a labour government that i've always said, i broadly support under keir starmer's leadership over the last 2 or 3 years, and of course they're going to make mistakes and inevitably they will do things that some such as myself, who back them or voted for them are going to criticise. and that's quite right. they need to be robustly held to account, not just by the right. robustly held to account, not just by the right . after all, just by the right. after all, there are only 121 tory mps left, but also from people in the media. and on this particular issu

. >> joining us now for more on this is political commentator matthew stadlen.xtraordinary, isn't it? i mean, some would say it's not particularly extraordinary because it's coming out of the mouth or the pen of boris johnson. part of me hopes and wants to believe that this is clickbait . it's splashed across clickbait. it's splashed across the front page of the daily mail, which is serialising his book. he's desperate to sell books, no doubt, but if he really did have these conversations , and if the these conversations, and if the deputy chief of the defence staff actually had to say to him, prime minister you know, this might be noticed and we then have to explain why we are effectively invading a nato ally. i mean, if these conversations really did happen, then it seems to me he was completely unfit to be prime minister. but then i thought he was completely unfit to be prime minister. anyway, it's not helpful on one analysis, when our current prime minister, keir starmer, is trying to reset relations with the eu and for us to be taken seriously as a country

sergianni and matthew stadlen tonight on the show. >> more deplorable attacks on the legacy of winston churchill raped women who want a female councillor are bigots. >> sir keir starmer. i'll tell you what, his approval ratings are dropping like a very heavy stone. >> yet more net zero madness as cumbria coal mine shuts down. >> the nhs desperately needs more money. >> it's 6 pm. and this is the saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. welcome to the saturday five, my friends. now, sir keir starmer. he promised his government would tread more lightly on our lives. well, if by lightly he means stomping on us like a rhino at a tea party, then mission accomplished. honestly, i'm losing the to will live. but luckily we've got doctor renee, our queen of common sense, to keep my blood pressure under control as we plough through the latest lunacy. and then eunice will probably have me locked up faster than you can say, secure stalin for letting him spill the beans on his former religion on live telly. and next i've got my escape plan sorted out tonight. a dinghy in dover with will kingsto

i'm very pleased to be joined now by the broadcast journalist matthew stadlen, as well as my panel. r conservative cabinet minister john redwood and the ministerjohn redwood and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. matthew people need to get their facts right. dare i say it though , i supported him. say it though, i supported him. this is beginning to sound very like boris johnson. that somebody says something went wrong. you say, no it didn't. it's all fine . then they find it's all fine. then they find another detail and you say, well, perhaps that happened and then you give an explanation that doesn't quite add up. and this is exactly what starmer has done. but he was so high and mighty when it was boris. well, two questions. >> one, why did you support bofis >> one, why did you support boris johnson? >> i supported borisjohnson >> i supported boris johnson because i thought that what he had done was not serious and wasn't a major problem, and that he said things in good faith. but here we're having somebody who always thought that any tory doing anything like this was shame

the panel a short while ago , you said, i've heard while ago, you said, i've heard the lot now, matthew stadlenin his roof. no, matthew, it's down to you not maintaining your property. well, i'm sure if he was here, he'd say that there wouldn't be a leak if it wasn't for climate change. but there we 90, for climate change. but there we go, yeah. hope you guys are well at home. some of you saying that it's cold and flu season. and indeed, i mentioned at the start of the show, i woke up this morning absolutely bunged up to the nines. so if i do sound a bit, strange, that's why. anyway, we've got a great package now from our reporter, will hollis, because an avro lancaster bomber in lincolnshire has reached yet another remarkable milestone. the bomber county gateway trust have built a full size version of the aircraft, which will be taller than the angel of the north. and with you viewers at home, gb news viewers donating more than £30,000 towards the project. well done you, by the way, a great achievement. it's now even closer to completion . will closer to completion. will hollis has the story r

well, will kingston and matthew stadlen are going to have this out and debate this. out. so ding ding folks, seconds out. it's round one will. we'll let you take it away. >> my argument is very simple. and it is not just because nigel is wonderfully entertaining. tuesdays, wednesdays, thursdays, 7 pm. on gb news. check it out. got the plug in? it is because more communication from politicians is fundamentally a good thing . that means more good thing. that means more accountability towards politicians is a good thing. but also more direct communication in the way that nigel communicates is a good thing. we know that much of the mainstream media has an agenda. we know that they warp facts. we know that they warp facts. we know that they warp facts. we know that they have political objectives which they seek to distort. what politicians say for their own ends by giving farage the ability to speak directly to the people. you know what his priorities are. you know what his policies are. you get to hold him to account in a more adequate way. we need to encourage more poli

i'm very pleased to be joined now by the broadcast journalist matthew stadlen, as well as my panel. nservative cabinet minister john redwood and the ministerjohn redwood and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. matthew people need to get their facts right. dare i say it though , i supported him. say it though, i supported him. this is beginning to sound very like boris johnson. that somebody says something went wrong. you say, no it didn't. it's all fine . then they find it's all fine. then they find another detail and you say, well, perhaps that happened and then you give an explanation that doesn't quite add up. and this is exactly what starmer has done. but he was so high and mighty when it was boris. well, two questions. >> one, why did you support bofis >> one, why did you support boris johnson? >> i supported borisjohnson >> i supported boris johnson because i thought that what he had done was not serious and wasn't a major problem, and that he said things in good faith. but here we're having somebody who always thought that any tory doing anything like this was shameful,

i'm sorry, henry, you got beaten by matthew stadlen last time. on the show, and this time by stephen. i don't know which is worse, to be honest, but coming up next, we've got adrian hayes, the breaking that's last orders at the bar. and i'm delighted to be joined by adrian hayes, who is a, adventurer, explorer , ex—army adventurer, explorer, ex—army officer, motivational coach. is there anything else that you do, adrian, >> 1 or 2 things, but dancing's not too good, lee. but we keep trying anyway. >> well, look, you grew up in the in the new forest, i believe, and you took to adventuring at an early age, climbing trees, all that sort of stuff, which young people do. but you went on to have a brilliant career in the army. i believe he was an officer in the gurkha regiment. >> yeah, i was, i was a gurkha, so yeah, but basically i left school at 16 as you could back in the day. i think you probably did as well didn't you. and i went to building sites, grew up in the new forest. so we were, you know, building sites to talk you know, building sites to

it's matthew stadlen. he's going to go head to head with lizzie cundy and dame andrea jenkyns.r of hospitality and that's mr robert walton. but coming up now, we've got the . news. got the. news. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister, sir keir starmer , is minister, sir keir starmer, is due to meet the us president, joe biden, at the white house this evening to discuss ukraine's request to use western weapons on russian soil. ukraine's request to use western weapons on russian soil . and for weapons on russian soil. and for more on this, we can bring

. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on sergianni and matthew stadlen tonightlegacy of winston churchill raped women who want a female councillor are bigots. >> sir keir starmer. i'll tell you what, his approval ratings are dropping like a very heavy stone. >> yet more net zero madness as cumbria coal mine shuts down. >> the nhs desperately needs more money. >> it's 6 pm. and this is the saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. welcome to the saturday five, my friends. now, sir keir starmer. he promised his government would tread more lightly on our lives. well, if by lightly he means stomping on us like a rhino at a tea party, then mission accomplished. honestly, i'm losing the to will live. but luckily we've got doctor renee, our queen of common sense, to keep my blood pressure under control as we plough through the latest lunacy. and then eunice will probably have me locked up faster than you can say, secure stalin for letting him spill the beans on his former religion on live telly. and next i've got my escape plan sorted out tonight. a dinghy in dover

no no no no no you was you was outwitted by the ever so popular matthew stadlen. uestion number one to you, emma, is sir keir starmer the uk's number one scrounger? yes, matthew. no number two matthew. does parliament truly represent the uk ? uk? >> yes . no. >> yes. no. >> yes. no. >> that was a long yes , i could, >> that was a long yes, i could, i could that would be my one that i'm going to qualify. okay emma. will taxes rise in next month's budget. >> yes. yes »- >> yes. yes >> wow. shocking admission . >> wow. shocking admission. >> wow. shocking admission. >> nana working people . >> nana working people. >> nana working people. >> okay, number four, matthew has the ulez expansion scheme in london been a success? yes. no oh, number five. emma, should mps accept free gifts? no. >> yes. in certain circumstances. oh, i if you had one job, didn't you? >> yeah. if you had one job, it's fairer. it's official. matthew laza is a failure again. but most people might even call him a loser, a loser, a loser, a failure. anything else? any >> no, melissa. not a granny sna

it's matthew stadlen. he's going to go head to head with lizzie cundy and dame andrea jenkyns.tality and that's mr robert walton. but coming up now, we've got the . news. got the. news. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister, sir keir starmer , is minister, sir keir starmer, is due to meet the us president, joe biden, at the white house this evening to discuss ukraine's request to use western weapons on russian soil. ukraine's request to use western weapons on russian soil . and for weapons on russian soil. and for more on this, we can bring in our political correspondent, katherine forster. catherine, good to have you with us. what more can you tell us? >> yes, the pair are meeting along with the foreign secretary, david lammy, our national security adviser, tim barrow, and many more. an hour and a half meeting. we're expecting. we'll then have some words from the prime minister following that. we're not told that there'll be any announcement, but clearly this thorny issue of the storm shadow missiles very much at the forefront. now, number 1

i have matthew stadlen and emma woolf still with me, let's start with emma, because your your microphoneso i'll start with you this time at freebie gate. it is not going away every day. there is another story. >> it's not going away, dawn, because a people feel really angry about it. b it's quite to easy understand. it's quite straightforward what's been going on and see they have not shut it down. they have not got control of this story. it just yesterday i thought we were the night before. i thought we were sort of at the end of all of that, we got to the covent garden flat, hadn't we? and then it turns out the next morning wes streeting had also been there having a jolly, and there was thousands of pounds worth of food and drink from lord alli, and it just seems to be swirling around and around. there are more and more leaks coming out. number 10 have not got control of this situation . they haven't of this situation. they haven't got control of their communications. there are obviously a lot of there's a lot of anger amongst some of the insiders there . i think probably insiders ther

one of them is matthew stadlen . them is matthew stadlen. >> please don't put me in obe together.t in that stuff? yes. yes, please. they do that for us. >> very good, very good, stephen. very good. that was stephen. very good. that was stephen butler. they're sending us that message. >> and i've just had a funny tweet in saying that someone's going to buy loads of copies of bofis going to buy loads of copies of boris johnson's book because it's more absorbent than kleenex. >> they don't give them money. i tried, i tried to give the money to kleenex. >> right. and robin en israel says, i hope israel continues to eradicate terrorists. it wasn't long ago that we had bus bombings in london, murders in most european and american cities. i can think of all all from one region and one brand of one version and one religion that somebody review there, but they've not said obviously which one that is. and it's down to you to think what you think, grumpy granddad said. it's interesting to see how the loony left are viewing israel. we know they all think alike on everything, so it gives us a r

we'll be joined in the studio by political commentator matthew stadlen.angela rayner having profited from this system . she did from this system. she did nothing illegal. she did what was offered to her at the time, but obviously it looks a little like pulling the drawbridge up behind you. if you've benefited in terms of social mobility. how can she justify changing this policy? >> because there is a chronic and serious shortage in social housing and do we really want to live in a country where government policy and what is right for the country for and the citizens of this country is determined by what a government minister did or didn't benefit from ten years ago. >> but it was one of the great parts of social mobility, wasn't it? in the 80s and 90s the thatcher right to buy. and so my parents had the opportunity. they chose not to take it much to my much to my disapproval. it has to be said. >> was that out of principle? >> was that out of principle? >> because they couldn't afford it at the time? >> well, they wouldn't want to afford it initially, but

that's matthew stadlen.to see what merchandise is on offer. personally, i like the look of the tom tugendhat fake tan. it's the tom tugendhat fake tan. it's the tom tugendhat who writes this stuff. i'm martin daubney on gb news fryston news channel. welcome back your time is 422. i'm martin daubney on gb news now . let's cross back now. live now. let's cross back now. live to the tory party conference and gb news presenter tom harwood is there for us doing a walkabout . there for us doing a walkabout. tom. more to the point, there's some merchandise on offer. i want to see you mate with your tom tugendhat fan . tom tugendhat fan. >> haha, yes, we'll try and get to that in a moment, but i'm standing in the middle of the hall of what many people have been saying is a rather flat conservative party conference. i don't feel that it's particularly flat at the moment in fact, comparing this conference to the labour party conference, it's almost like we've gone to alice through the looking glass. you wouldn't have

i'm joined by matthew laza, former head of broadcast for the labour party, alice demby, the opinion and features editor of city am and political commentator matt stadlenback to gb news. in all cases, matthew laza . news. in all cases, matthew laza. why is the government's policy on ukraine apparently the same as the previous government's policy? there's no particular reason why the labour government should have the same foreign policy, but to me it appears rather that it does. what's the reason for that? well, there's no particular reason. >> indeed every reason. excuse me, every reason why it should have the same policy as the previous government. you mentioned in your introduction that today's battle of britain day, on my way to the studio , i day, on my way to the studio, i drove past westminster abbey, where the service to commemorate the annual service to commemorate the battle of britain day was taking place. and what more stark and moving reminder could we have of the need to stand up to aggression and i think it's right that the new government has adopted the same policy as the previous government in standing shoulder to shoulder with presiden

what she actually had to say, because joining me live in the studio is political commentator matthew stadlenand academic matt goodwin with us, matt goodwin, i'll start with you. what did you take away from that? it was i did think the biggest amount of applause apart from right at the end, was for the vat on private schools. >> well, well, great. i mean, that's going to raise, you know , that's going to raise, you know, about 1.5 billion. >> so a sort of drop in the ocean.i >> so a sort of drop in the ocean. i thought it was a very weak speech. i thought the party embodied in rachel reeves looked insecure, looked on the defensive. not like a party that's just won the biggest majority since 1997. they talked a lot about how much they dislike the tories. why are they wasting all that time on the tories? a new party of government? she talked endlessly about identity politics. she's the first female chancellor who cares? we want a chancellor who is doing the job and delivering a thriving economy. we don't want to constantly be discussing identity politics, and there's a remarkable amount she did

settled weather to that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on sergianni and matthew stadlents. >> sir keir starmer. i'll tell you what, his approval ratings are dropping like a very heavy stone. >> yet more net zero madness as cumbria coal mine shuts down. >> the nhs desperately needs more money. >> it's 6 pm. and this is the saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. welcome to the saturday five, my friends. now, sir keir starmer. he promised his government would tread more lightly on our lives. well, if by lightly he means stomping on us like a rhino at a tea party, then mission accomplished. honestly,