news radio. >> hi there, michelle dewberry . >> hi there, michelle dewberry. till 7:00. the conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and writer and trade unionist paul embery, alongside me. when says michelle, it is pointless emailing your show . pointless emailing your show. you just cherry pick the best or most suited emails and then you go on with an interesting insight that you want me to read out. but i do need to be clear we do respectful debate on this programme, so i would love to get as many emails in as and i really do try and get as much as i can in time permitting, but i can't read anything with bad language or anything rude or anything like that. that's just not style, afraid. so not my style, i'm afraid. so keep it clean . you never know. i keep it clean. you never know. i might actually read it out and its entirety when rod says i'm 77 i'm still working , i 77 and i'm still working, i still enjoy the thrill he says. i'm not treated like an old codger when i get to work and life is good. i'm fascinated. what work do you do that

radio. >> hi there michelle dewberry . >> hi there michelle dewberry.ll 7:00 tonight, quentin letts , journalist and parliamentary sketchwriter alongside me, as is peter edwards, a former editor of labourlist. lots of you guys getting in touch tonight. we're just talking about mps being intimidated , keefe said. intimidated, keefe said. intimidation and threats of violence to achieve a political aim is the definition of terrorism . you're saying anyone terrorism. you're saying anyone that targets mps , even if it's that targets mps, even if it's just daubing their constituency offices with graffiti should be prosecuted as a terror ist. hashtag do you agree with that at home? get in touch. well quinton, that's a bit over the top. >> i mean, terrorism is quite a serious thing, i think. anyway >> so i think that's a no from quinton. i don't think quinton was on the fence. harvey says, why are you all forgetting the tory mp that got killed so recently? we're not forgetting david amis. we've spoken david amis. we've just spoken about him, is one of the about

michelle dewberry till 7:00.f lords, baroness jacqueline foster and the editor of labour uncut, atl hatswell. alongside me. we're just talking about whether or not people have a so—called duty to if they're disabled . to work if they're disabled. sheila's been touch on sheila's been in touch on twitter. my son had a brain brain disease 22. he had to brain disease at 22. he had to learn to walk and talk again. then he got myocarditis, he got fit joined navy. six fit again, joined the navy. six months later, he got an autoimmune disease. he now has three chronic illnesses but is still working full time. she says. still working full time. she says . in respect to your son and says. in respect to your son and i wish him all the best. now the bbc has sparked outrage over claims that one of the teams basically on university challenge that was aired last night apparently used an anti—semitic mascot . there's anti—semitic mascot. there's also been criticism that the person was wearing the flag colours of the palestinian

i'm michelle dewberry with you till seven.columnist for the mail on sunday, peter hitchens, and the editor of bronco, athol hatwell. a few of you are getting in telling that getting in touch telling me that i've wrong end of the i've got the wrong end of the stick. the people were not offended marks and offended by the marks and spencer because the spencer advert because of the palestinian they were, palestinian flag. they were, sheila for people sheila says. for example, people were the ad because were insulted by the ad because it was just banning simple traditions. it wasn't about palestinian i palestinian ads, she says. i need to go and watch the ad. someone says it was the someone else says it was the banning of the christmas cards and christmas elf and batting the christmas elf into oblivion that offended people. the people. it wasn't the palestinian flags . you've palestinian flags. you've respectfully , you guys, there is respectfully, you guys, there is two sides to this. i completely agree. and this is the element i

radio. >> hello there, michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight. neesom remain alongside me. alex says, michelle, please , can alex says, michelle, please, can you all leave sunak alone ? he is you all leave sunak alone? he is absolutely trying his best. i mean, that got a laugh from dawn there, i have to confess. and me? do you and matthew as well . me? do you and matthew as well. do you guys believe that ? are do you guys believe that? are you backing rishi sunak still ? you backing rishi sunak still? of course. we've seen already , of course. we've seen already, didn't we? we saw one letter of no confidence going in yesterday, and apparently there was rumours of another six apparent be either been submitted already and potentially going in. i just sit there. i think . what are you all there. i think. what are you all doing? what is the matter with you?ifs doing? what is the matter with you? it's like a monumental act of self harm. are you really that? do you not look inward and see what you're doing to yourself anyway? see what you're doing to yo

downing street. >> hello there michelle dewberry with you till 7:00. richard tice alongside me as is a former labour adviser. scarlett mccgwire if you've just joined us, you've missed our conversation so far about whether or not james bulger's parents should be allowed to access the parole hearing for one of those killers or not. lots of anger about that. and i always said the same sentence to you guys. it's just a really good job for this country that i am not in charge of the justice system, as you can imagine. you do bring back nick gibb. well, at certainly put that up for conversation. you know , i would conversation. you know, i would that won't surprise you. it was a hear that but i would because a hear that but i would because a lot of people i don't even get me started i just say there's just a lot people that just a lot of people that they're horrendous with what they're so horrendous with what they're so horrendous with what they really astonished they do. i was really astonished when kings, you when you saw the kings, you know, the king's sp

i'll see you into hi there, michelle dewberry with you till 7:00.habib, alongside me and the political commentator joe phillips. alongside me and the political commentatorjoe phillips. i was commentator joe phillips. i was pondenng commentator joe phillips. i was pondering earlier on whether or not i was on an island of one. i certainly on this when certainly am on this panel. when i was questioning whether or not £16,000 able to £16,000 you should be able to have your bank and have £16,000 in your bank and then claim benefits. i got then still claim benefits. i got to say, am. so it would seem to say, i am. so it would seem definitely in an island of one. mark you serious, mark says, are you serious, michelle? you know how much money it's going to cost in london? £16,000 will disappear in , says. when poverty in a year, he says. when poverty happens, crime happens . us so happens, crime happens. us so what is your answer to that? i just think it's an awful lot of money. and i do think i am clearly outvoted here and at home. i do just think you're s

i michelle dewberry . i've got all michelle dewberry. i've got all of that to come. i can tell you right now that my panel disagree on pretty much everything and we'll have all the latest, though, on this cabinet reshuffle. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live to polly middlehurst for tonight's latest . latest headlines. >> michelle, thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story tonight, the prime minister is leading a very different, different cabinet this evening after a day of reappointments and surprises in downing street. in the last hour , we can tell you gb news presenter and former housing minister esther mcvey has been seen entering downing street. lots of speculation , but no lots of speculation, but no official word as yet on which role she may take up. some discussion on that coming up . discussion on that coming up. meanwhile, victoria atkins is the new health secretary replacing steve barclay, who takes environment. laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary. also in that reshuffle , richard holden is the reshuffle, richard holden

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00.tory that caught my eye, the bbc radio five live presenter neil arthur nick gibb nick hewer. i think that's how i pronounce it. apologies if i've done that wrong. i says that an overwhelmingly white working environment is affecting his mental health. now i want to just cut straight to the chase on this one because the thing that jumps out at this for me is if anyone said this in a different way, so say like, for example, i worked in an environment that was predominantly , i don't know, predominantly, i don't know, black people. if i said , oh, i black people. if i said, oh, i come to work every day and it's majority black people. i mean , majority black people. i mean, all hell would break loose, quite frankly, and understandably so. but this has not had any kind of pushback whatsoever. in fact , it's whatsoever. in fact, it's created a conversation about the need to be more diverse . it's need to be more diverse. it's ridiculous what he said, frankly. >> i mean, i do actually wonder i

i'm michelle dewberry with you. michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me i've got the deputy deputy leader of reform uk, ben habib and the former labour adviser matt laws. good evening to both of you gentlemen . tonight, you of you gentlemen. tonight, you know the drill as well on this program, don't you? it is not just us in the studio just about us in the studio here. it's very much about you guys home. what is on your guys at home. what is on your mind ? you can get in mind tonight? you can get in touch with me. all the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com or if twitter is more your thing, you can reach me there at gb news. now i've got to say, there's one story i must start with tonight, and i will give you a warning right now. it is horrific story and shallcross live in the studio alongside me right now . studio alongside me right now. i've got gb news home security editor mark white. and the story i'm referring to, of course, is the horrendous news about the stabbing of people in dublin, including ch

i michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me.i've got the political commentator joe phillips me. i've got the political commentatorjoe phillips and the commentator joe phillips and the journalist and parliamentary sketchwriter , quentin letts. sketchwriter, quentin letts. good evening to both of you. you're very welcome. tonight as are all of you at home. what's on your mind tonight? you know the drill. don't you? it's not just about us. it's very much the drill. don't you? it's not just aiyou us. it's very much the drill. don't you? it's not just aiyou guys 's very much the drill. don't you? it's not just aiyou guys as/ery much the drill. don't you? it's not just aiyou guys as well.1uch the drill. don't you? it's not just aiyou guys as well. gb] the drill. don't you? it's not just aiyou guys as well. gb views about you guys as well. gb views gbnews.com is how can get gbnews.com is how you can get hold me. or you can tweet me hold of me. or you can tweet me at gb news. oh, yes. there's lots i want to rattle through with you tonig

michelle dewberry till seven.ervative life peer in the house of lords, alongside me as is doctor richard johnson, senior lecturer at queen mary, university of london. listen, guys, i want to talk to you about the house of lords, right this week , the youngest life this week, the youngest life peerin this week, the youngest life peer in the house of lords, charlotte owens, made her maiden speech. charlotte owens, made her maiden speech . so let's just have speech. so let's just have a little listen to some of this. >> my lords, i was born in 1993. george michael was still at number one. and the spice girls were about to set in motion a wave of girl power . i were about to set in motion a wave of girl power. i must also thank the former prime minister, bofis thank the former prime minister, boris johnson, who put a great deal of trust in me , and i will deal of trust in me, and i will be forever grateful not only for this, but for his kindness and encouragement . i now look encouragement. i now look nothing against t

i'm michelle dewberry till seven.the co—founder of together declaration campaigners alongside me, as is peter edwards, the former editor of labourlist . now keep your labourlist. now keep your thoughts on that covid inquiry coming in i shall try and coming in and i shall try and read more before the read some more out before the end the programme. but for end of the programme. but for now, know that so now, look, we all know that so many councils are literally on the cusp of going bankrupt and i have to say i have to give credit where it's due. it's not just a particular party. this is right across the board. it is not party specific . and not party specific. and obviously there are many different reasons as to why that is happening. but it does not escape my notice and perhaps yours too, that many times yours too, that so many times now, so many councils , they are now, so many councils, they are absolutely raking it in in terms of how many fines and the breadth of fines that they are now issuing issuing to you and l

our michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight., the head of public policy at the institute of economic affairs, matthew lesh, and the former labour adviser scarlett mccgwire maguire. welcome to both of you. tonight we're going to be getting stuck into the autumn special. i want all of your thoughts on that, the autumn statement, or should i say the autumn special? that sounds like autumn special? that sounds like a but a dish chinese restaurant, but you i mean. i want you know what i mean. i want your thoughts. do you feel ficher your thoughts. do you feel richer tonight or not? vaiews@gbnews.com you vaiews@gbnews.com is how you can hold or tweet me can get hold of me or tweet me at gb news. now, there is of course, this is the main story in town tonight. of course, the autumn statement. i shall start by just reminding you how jeremy hunt introduced it today . hunt introduced it today. >> our choice is not big government high spending and high tax because we know that leads to less growth, not more war. instead, we reduce debt, cut

radio. >> hello there, michelle dewberry.vin craig and alex dean remain alongside me. one of my viewers, deborah , on twitter. she's deborah, on twitter. she's saying, why do the government give benefits in the form of money? why isn't it in the form of vouchers so that essentially people only spend it on people can only spend it on things food? is a good idea? >>i idea? >> i think it's too complicated. that and yeah, i wouldn't be in favour of that. >> is that a no? would you be in favour of that? more, more voucher style systems? >> i certainly see kevin's point with traditional technology , with traditional technology, with traditional technology, with modern technology, there may be reasons to look at it, particularly given how adept people are now at using computers and smartphones and but of course, the people who are least well off are the least likely to have such things. so we should always beware some whiz bang solution that actually doesn't hit the issue that you're addressing. yeah well, keep your thoughts coming

hello there, michelle dewberry.ents, there is only one real story in town today. of course it is. if you're just tuning in, if you just got back from work. welcome you've missed a lot. suella braverman. she is issued her resignation letter. braverman. she is issued her resignation letter . she braverman. she is issued her resignation letter. she pulls no punches whatsoever for and we are going through it. it's not good for rishi sunak the revolt of the right, though, didn't just stop with suella braverman . just stop with suella braverman. we touched on it earlier about the so—called new conservative. she's writing an open letter as well. rishi sunak today. yeah, that's right. >> but it shows . we were talking >> but it shows. we were talking about party splits in different positions that are taken, both broadly speaking, the right broadly speaking, on the right and party and and conservative party and miriam and danny kruger miriam cates and danny kruger and their new conservatives have and their new conservatives

i'm michelle dewberry with you for 7:00 tonight.side me, as are the former editor of labourlist peter edwards. we have been talking a lot just then , and if talking a lot just then, and if you've just joined the show, you've just joined the show, you've missed quite a bit. what have you been doing with your friday night? have you friday night? where have you been? one place to been? there's only one place to been? there's only one place to be dewbs and if you miss the be dewbs& co and if you miss the start, you'll have watch back start, you'll have to watch back on the app. yeah, the whole thing children taking thing about children taking their fridays what they their fridays off what they called strike, which think is called strike, which i think is a laughable now, there a bit laughable now, there doesn't seem to much support doesn't seem to be much support for , i have to say , sue for that, i have to say, sue says.i for that, i have to say, sue says. i would wager a bet that most of the protesters on the side of palestine haven'

i am michelle 7:00 michelle dewberry until 7:00 tonight. mackenzie, the tonight.n mackenzie, the former editor of the sun, keeps me company, as does jim schneider, the co—founder of momentum and former adviser to momentum and a former adviser to jeremy corbyn. good evening, gentlemen . you're very welcome. gentlemen. you're very welcome. tonight, you know, the drill as well on this programme. it's not just about us three. it's very much about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? packed show tonight? we've got a packed show for of course, not. for you guys. of course, not. just goings on in israel just all the goings on in israel , gaza. i want to also , all and gaza. i want to also focus on goings on here, armistice day coming up at the weekend , the protest march weekend, the protest march happening there. should it should it shouldn't . it will. it should it shouldn't. it will. it won't it want to get into all of that. but of course, the state opening well opening of parliament as well today you've of the today. you've seen all of the big cerem

what do you think hi there, michelle dewberry.side me, as is aaron bastani from novara media . lots bastani from novara media. lots of you guys getting in touch on some of the topics that we've been talking about today, whether or not there should be a ceasefire. steve, you did make me chuckle because in the break you said it really baffles me how many people in this country that for a ceasefire or that call for a ceasefire or anything else, quite frankly , anything else, quite frankly, think that hamas is going to stop and pay attention to them. well never say never. that's what i say . well never say never. that's what i say. i'll tell you who's in trouble suella in trouble today. suella braverman and braverman when is she not? and i mean that seriousness, mean that in all seriousness, because opens her because every time she opens her mouth, really seem to mouth, people really seem to lose their minds and be calling for her sacking. well, today it's all kicked off again because she did an article in the times newspaper. there's

michelle dewberry with you till seven.novara media, michael walker, and the former of daily star dawn former editor of daily star dawn neesom, alongside me, apparently us three. we're all too dumb to understand the symbolism of that woman drinking blood in plain sight . i woman drinking blood in plain sight. i don't woman drinking blood in plain sight . i don't know what woman, sight. i don't know what woman, what, what woman? >> drinking. >> drinking. >> i think it was. i think my view were there is referring to the olivia colman the video you've just seen. i don't think that supposed blood. that was supposed to be blood. it's it's supposed to be oil. yeah >> it's supposed to be oil. yeah i do think it was supposed to be oil. >> and if it was blood, what was the meaning? >> well, i don't know. i'm sure she'll get in touch and tell me. i want my pension fund to give she'll get in touch and tell me. i wethe ny pension fund to give she'll get in touch and tell me. i wethe bestznsion fund to give she'll get in touch and tell

michelle dewberry with you till seven. welcome back.ide me shaun bailey a conservative peer in the house of lords, and paul embery, a trade unionist and writer. lots of appreciation for you . so yes, you can tell me at you. so yes, you can tell me at the end of the programme. is he allowed back or not? we do. we take my viewers opinions very seriously. >> he's got talent. >> he's got talent. >> yeah. dup got talent. yeah, you do. so i like to. i take it seriously what my viewers think. so if you do a good job, you might get allowed might just. might get allowed back. let's talk benefits, shall we, the we, everybody? because the government to clamp government is planning to clamp down apparently you down on them. apparently you know, lot know, there's a lot of conversation about this. this is all about what they're calling a back plan. it's all back to work plan. and it's all about the people about targeting the people potentially well, those that potentially as well, those that have been off very long term sick. asking, well, sick. some

now, in a moment, i'll be michelle dewberry be joined by michelle dewberry to she's got to find out whatur weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxed solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office . we'll stay from the met office. we'll stay dry and clear for many through the the day, but it will the rest of the day, but it will be feeling and as a be feeling very cold and as a result , there are some snow and result, there are some snow and ice warnings force for ice warnings in force for thursday morning. we're going to be seeing some snow being brought this cold front along brought by this cold front along north eastern out through brought by this cold front along north eaofern out through brought by this cold front along north eaof the out through brought by this cold front along north eaof the day. out through brought by this cold front along north eaof the day. andthrough the rest of the day. and tomorrow then further tomorrow and then some further rain potential snow across rain and potential snow across the

now on this channel on gb news with in the company of michelle dewberry, you said that you thought gbow that would appear because you're biased . appear because you're biased. >> you're a right wing. i mean, you do things like you have, you're basically i mean, i've been fighting bias in television for very long time it's for a very long time and it's one the reasons i left one of the reasons i left channel 4 news because i thought it biased. and it was left wing biased. and i think ofcom, one of the think ofcom, who are one of the weakest institutions the weakest institutions on the planet, get a grip on you planet, should get a grip on you lot. i mean, it's absurd that you have mp after tory mp you have tory mp after tory mp after tory mp to leaders of the brexit party and hardly any labour mps. you are a right wing channel and the rules in this country are very clear. >> there's no doubting, there is no doubting. i don't think you can. i don't think you can deny that the channel has made space for kinds of voices left, for all kinds of voices left, right . right. >> and no, they're

. >> you should maybe think about doing michelle doing a 2024 calendar michelle dewberry and i'm keeping. gb news the people's channel. britain's watching good evening here with gb news and our top story. >> after making major changes today to his government in a cabinet reshuffle, the prime minister has given a speech at the annual lord mayor's banquet in london . in being upstanding in london. in being upstanding for the national anthem, rishi sunak vowed to stand up for tolerance and free speech as conflicts overseas . he's created conflicts overseas. he's created division at home, he said in a speech on foreign policy . he speech on foreign policy. he also praised the work of the former foreign secretary james cleverly, while expressing high expectations for the return of lord david cameron to cabinet and so we've delivered one of the most significant years for british foreign policy in recent times . times. >> that's due in no small part to james cleverly and i know that he'll bring the same vigour to the equally vital job of home secretary . and i am pleased to secretary. and i am

with dewbs& it's michelle dewberry with dev hello again, it's alex >> hello again, it's alex days, but eastern parts be driest parts will always be driest because moment there's because at the moment there's low over north—west low pressure over north—west scotland and around this scotland and it's around this low that we're bringing our winds. coming from winds. so they're coming from the northwest, which is the west and northwest, which is why are why it's western areas which are always going to see the heaviest, most frequent showers, could some rumbles of could see some rumbles of thunder as we go through this evening overnight, always thunder as we go through this evenirtowards vernight, always thunder as we go through this evenirtowards the ight, always thunder as we go through this evenirtowards the east, always thunder as we go through this evenirtowards the east, clear; driest towards the east, clear skies likely here across parts of north—east scotland could see some mist and fog patches developing, perhaps even some frost as well. even elsewhere, it's likely be rel

maybe think about >> you should maybe think about doing calendar michelle doing a 2024 calendar michelle dewberrys this evening. gb news the people's channel. britain's watching young . welcome back. watching young. welcome back. >> it's 445. you're watching and listening to martin daubney on gb news standing in for patrick christys and i'm bringing you all the latest news debate and analysis right through until £0.06 pm. now a scottish poppy vendorin £0.06 pm. now a scottish poppy vendor in edinburgh was the alleged victim of an assault on saturday after an anti—war protest occupied edinburgh waverley station. 78 year old jim henderson was reportedly pushed and punched as he tried to pack up the poppy scotland stall after protesters swarmed into the station . on to tell us into the station. on to tell us more. it's our scotland reporter tony maguire. to me, this is a story that has really left many , story that has really left many, many people feeling ashamed of how britain is becoming. can you bnng how britain is becoming. can you bring us up to date on the events? and if we found out has anyb

this is britain's newsroom news people's i'm michelle dewberry . and i'm i'm michelle dewberry.e to tell you what to think. i'd much rather hear what you have to say . so send think. i'd much rather hear what you have to say. so send in your opinions to gb views at gb news. com keep them clean and you never know . i might com keep them clean and you never know. i might read com keep them clean and you never know . i might read them never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially me, yours, gb news the people's channel. britain's news channel . news channel. >> it's 10 am. on tuesday, the 21st of november. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me bev turner and andrew pierce. >> well, one of the most recognisable faces from the covid pandemic, the chief medical officer, chris whitty. he is giving evidence today at the covid inquiry we'll be there with the latest . tory tax cuts. with the latest. tory tax cuts. >> rishi sunak has said that his government can

by another legend, come legend, michelle dewberry come into an into view. coming up. whi have. and i was listening >> i have. and i was listening to that with real interest. you were saying about kangaroo testicles and the rest of it testicles and all the rest of it for £15 million or whatever it is. i mean, i was going to say something. i probably can't say it t time, but i mean, you wouldn't be picky, would you, about what you're and about what you're eating and what that kind what you wouldn't for that kind of for that. of fee. no, for that. >> i think a lot of people >> so i think a lot of people would like nigel to be eating that sort of stuff. and that's why, despite fact they're why, despite the fact they're saying to boycott saying they're going to boycott the don't they will. >> no, of course they won't boycott the show. they'll be absolutely beside themselves at the he's to the prospect that he's going to have gone whatever it all have gone or whatever it is all over face. they'll be over his face. they'll be lapping itv will make lapping it up. i

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next is michelle dewberry dewbs & co afternoon. >> i'm alex deakin.'s turninin staying met office. 4g news. it's turninin morningsying met office. 4g news. it's turnin in mornings for] met office. 4g news. it's turnin in mornings for the frosty in the mornings for the rest of this week with some sleet and snow showers in the north and east, thanks to this area pressure developing area of low pressure developing in north sea. isobars in the north sea. the isobars squeezing well, the squeezing together as well, the winds bringing winds picking up, bringing a real proceeding as the real chill to proceeding as the showers across northern showers come in across northern and scotland, but also and eastern scotland, but also south—east and south—east scotland and north—east england, maybe rain on could on the coast, but we could easily some and snow easily see some sleet and snow even lower levels for a even down to lower levels for a time through the night and likely to temporary icy as well. that's have office that's why we have met office yellow weather w

stay tuned for the fabulous michelle dewberry.patrick be live at patrick christys will be live at 9:00. this is gb news more to come with michelle and dewbs& co afternoon . afternoon. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office. four gb news after a fine friday. for most the weather is on the change again. rain is returning and it'll be a soggy start tomorrow. but by the afternoon most places will brighten again. pressure brighten up again. low pressure is in already spreading is edging in already spreading into the south—west of england, south wales and northern ireland ahead of it actually turning quite this evening. could quite cold this evening. could be pockets across be some pockets of frost across northern scotland . but as the northern scotland. but as the wet weather arrives, it will turn milder. that rain could wet weather arrives, it will turn na der. that rain could wet weather arrives, it will turn na bit. that rain could wet weather arrives, it will turn na bit ofhat rain could wet weat

should maybe about >> you should maybe think about doing calendar michelle doing a 2024 calendar michelle dewberry the this evening. gb news is the people's channel. britain's watching >> i'm andrew doyle join me at 7:00 every sunday night for free speech nation. >> the show where i tackle the week's biggest stories in politics and current affairs. >> with the help of my two comedian panellists and a variety of special guests. free speech nation sunday nights from 7:00 on gb news. >> the people's channel britain news . channel news. channel >> hello and welcome to gb news sunday. thank you very much indeed for joining sunday. thank you very much indeed forjoining us this indeed for joining us this lunchtime. i'm emily carver. for the next two hours, i will be keeping you company on your tv onune keeping you company on your tv online radio. so online and digital radio. so coming the lebanese terror coming up, the lebanese terror group hezbollah has threatened a full scale war if israel escalates its violence . this escalates its violence. this comes as explosions rock the lebanese border following

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let put all the grinches and naysayers >> you should maybe think about doing a 2024 calendar michelle dewberrye people's . channel people's. channel >> welcome back to gb news saturday with me. dawn neesom on your tv online and on digital radio. now on monday, mps will debate two petitions relating to dangerous dogs. there are currently five dog breeds banned in the uk after they each earned a reputation for being dangerous or aggressive. however many people oppose these specific bans and instead say the onus should be placed on the dog's owners . our north—west of owners. our north—west of england. reporter sophie reaper has more on this story. >> a brave he heard screaming . >> a brave he heard screaming. he heard somebody needed help. and in this day and age is it's hard to find people like that back in 2017. >> david, his brother john died >> david, his brotherjohn died as a result of a dog attack when as a result of a dog attack when a pit bull terrier turned on its owner . john intervened to try owner. john intervened to try and save her life. he was also mauled and later died of his inj

and i'm joined in the studio before that by michelle dewberry course, studio before that by michelle course, studio before that by michelle de6:00,( just walked intoyurse, studio before that by michelle de6:00,( just walked into the 3, at 6:00, i just walked into the studio to hear you two grown men talking blowing your didgeridoos. i wondered on earth i've >> i wondered what on earth i've walked into this teatime hour. so i did anyway. yes, on my show there would be no didgeridoo was unfortunately. i don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, but we don't . didgeridoo. thing, but we don't. didgeridoo. a didgeridoo, definitely don't. it's a good look, is it? it's not a good look, is it? when you wear this matte lipstick? anyway i want to talk to royal mail, foreign to you about royal mail, foreign workers as well, whether not workers as well, whether or not we making easier or we should be making it easier or harder companies to employ harder for companies to employ people from overseas . and i want people from overseas. and i want to get stuck into these protests that are tak

so please don't go anywhere >> i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to tell you what to think.views. gb news. com keep them clean and you never know . i might com keep them clean and you never know. i might read com keep them clean and you never know . i might read them never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially me, yours gb news the people's channel. britain's news channel. >> there's plenty more still to come on free speech nation this week. myself cressida and jonathan are about to be grilled once again by this wonderful studio audience . but first, studio audience. but first, let's some news update from . aaron >> thanks, andrew, very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. thousands of people lining the streets have been cheering as a convoy carrying the third group of hostages released by hamas arrived israel. the arrived in israel. the international red cross says 17 captives made the journey from gaza. meanwhile, israel's prison s

and that is, of course, one, only, the course, the one, the only, the magnificent michelle dewberry dewbs> it's very good. it is, right? >> it's very good. it is, right? >> you made it. well this is from a viewer called susan, and she's written in with a lovely story . story. >> she was widowed when she was six months pregnant. >> actually. and she tells me this lovely story . her >> actually. and she tells me this lovely story. her husband was a serving soldier in the duke of wellington regiment . he duke of wellington regiment. he was killed with another soldier . was killed with another soldier. private james lee was our husband and i think he's left . husband and i think he's left. what does l cpc lieutenant corporal . yeah. is that what it corporal. yeah. is that what it is? lieutenant corporal terence graham was also killed . graham was also killed. >> and another soldier, robert b radley. bradley. >> b radley. >> anyway, bradley. >> anyway, susan knits these lovely poppies now so she wanted to give one to me. and also to patrick. patrick's not here. yeah so i'll hand this to you .

and i'm joined now in studio in studio by michelle dewberry in her faster stripes. her go faster stripesas going to say a fast car, but it was my second car and it was like a chick centre. you remember those tiny little things. to have things. and it used to have these go stripes down the these go faster stripes down the side i thought i was cool side and i thought i was so cool . dressed like . anyway, i'm not dressed like my and i've got my second cat. and i've got to say , more like a liquorice say, more like a liquorice allsorts. yeah. good allsorts. yeah yeah. good thoughts. also confess i've thoughts. i also confess i've jumped the bandwagon now i'm jumped off the bandwagon now i'm no watching. or at least no longer watching. or at least i wasn't. as of last night. i'm a now because a celeb now because it's christmas now. my christmas movie season now. my trees up early. i've gone early. i've decided i want a little bit of christmas festivity. so it was alone. it's way too was home alone. now it's way too early to plug back what's early to plug back in. what's way to get your tree

so that i mean, you know, michelle dewberry said that when she started talking about how sad she felthis massive hate thing saying, you're in favour of hamas and actually, you know, there are children in children who've been killed on both sides. yeah, yeah. and also both sides. yeah, yeah. and also both sides are saying, you know, oh, no, you're lying about this. you're lying about this. i mean, what's what's happened is absolutely terrible . and the absolutely terrible. and the people who one has so much respect for are the parent who've lost their children and who've lost their children and who've got together muslim, muslim , you know, i mean, arab muslim, you know, i mean, arab and israeli and said this has got to stop. this isn't this isn't getting us anywhere or all this hatred just means more children. >> the children are always innocent . they're kids. well, of innocent. they're kids. well, of course they're kids. they're just and they are innocent pawns in this conflict . in this conflict. >> yeah, absolutely. yeah, absolutely. >> but the worst part is that hamas will use th

and now i've been joined once again in the studio by the magnificent michelle dewberry. hello.old that >> susan yeah, we told that story last night, didn't we? susan very sadly widowed susan was very sadly widowed when she was six months pregnant. anyway, she knits pregnant. anyway, as she knits these raise money for these now to raise money for veterans she wanted us to veterans. and she wanted us to have of them. so, yes, have some of them. so, yes, i love them and it's great. as well because the leaf don't move because i've lost count of how many get in with me many people get in touch with me going, what's your leaf doing many people get in touch with me going there? s your leaf doing many people get in touch with me going there? it's ur leaf doing many people get in touch with me going there? it's supposed ing many people get in touch with me going there? it's supposed t0| many people get in touch with me going there? it's supposed to be down there? it's supposed to be at the way at 11:00. it's all the way around is it. this one. around is i love it. this one. it's very pr

you will be on the right side of history right up next is michelle dewberry where dewbs& co who makechristys. this is gb news stay tuned . hey gb news you stay tuned. hey evening. i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. a mixed picture this weekend. a fine day by and large for scotland and northern ireland. tomorrow but there is more wet and windy weather to come. we pretty much have said goodbye to storm kieran, but here comes another area of low pressure that will bring more rain tonight approaching the south—west it . south—west ahead of it. >> still a few showers around, particularly this evening. >> if you're heading out over north—west england to parts of southern scotland, elsewhere, many dry clear and it many places dry and clear and it will turn quite chilly. will actually turn quite chilly. a frost possible a touch of frost possible through of through the north—east of scotland, further south it's scotland, but further south it's all about the coming in, all about the rain coming in, turning windy once more, as turning windy once

join me at 7:00 on gb news, britain's news channel >> i'm michelle dewberry and i'm not here to telle to say, sir. send in your opinions to gb views at cbnnews.com. keep them clean and you never know. i might read them out with my panel here on dewbs& co we debate, we get stuck into the issues of the day on a show where all views are welcome, especially me, yours, gb news the people's channel. britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. welcome to gb news with me. martin daubney turns in the next houn martin daubney turns in the next hour. and historic breakthrough as the first of the 240 hostages is hamas captured from israel on october the 7th are released. a massive moment . we'll have live massive moment. we'll have live pictures and all the latest from the rafah crossing as they go into egypt. next up, after yesterday's horrific stabbing in dubun yesterday's horrific stabbing in dublin that saw three children attack , we'll be asking what attack, we'll be asking what really caused the dublin riots that followed 34 arrests a night of bedlam. but

and somebody else us on the else who's just joined us on the show, dewberry, show, michelle dewberry,again when he leaves that jungle and on these very chairs and sits on these very chairs alongside us. i think i'll blush seeing him. i'm just thanking the lord that he didn't turn around. that is a sight that nobody quite frankly, to nobody quite frankly, needs to see. do we? yeah. anyway, coming up on my show, i'll tell you why i'm you tonight. i'm speaking to you tonight. a man much respect, man that i very much respect, falklands veteran simon weston . falklands veteran simon weston. a legend. of course. i want to be him about what the be talking to him about what the new president is new argentinian president is talking when he talking about, about when he reckons it's time for the falklands islands to go. he says back to argentina. i mean, really , would we ever do we really, would we ever do we think britain would go to war again for the fourth islands instinct ? i say no. but stranger instinct? i say no. but stranger things have happened in these peculiar times that we now live

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okay now i'm joined for another rumble in the jungle, hopefully not by michelle dewberry, who joins studiohat co. i'm also addicted to that jungle in solidarity with nigel because all of these people saying they're to boycott , saying they're going to boycott, i'm a celebrity. >> well, i've gone opposite >> well, i've gone the opposite way it for way and i'm watching it for the first its entirety first time in its entirety because of nigel. i know it's something quite odd night. something quite odd last night. i don't know if anyone else picked up on it when that nella person i don't know if you person she i don't know if you watched it or you up watched it or have you caught up on discussed on that? obe discussed it. she turned said, know turned around. she said, i know that as the victim in that i'm seen as the victim in here or words to that effect. and thought , here or words to that effect. and thought, hmm, well, she's and i thought, hmm, well, she's trying play the key ones. trying to play the key ones. >> in actual fact, she's not >> and in actual fact, she's not the victim at all.

steph if you want hanging around there, i've just been joined in the studio by dewberry. by michelle dewberry about this. next. and you've just said, i don't ion. what haveout this. next. and you've just said, i don't ion. what have out this. to so go on. what have you got to say nigel? say about nigel? >> was watching the video >> i was just watching the video then of him doing his, his workout with his logs and i was watching night and was watching it last night and i was shouting the screen, he's not shouting at the screen, he's not getting evenly side, evenly sized that sized logs, so i'm worried that it's going come out looking it's going to come out looking like kind lopsided like some kind of lopsided popeye with massive bicep on popeye with one massive bicep on one side. >> so somehow we need to get a message to the production team to if you're going to to tell him if you're going to do these exercises, you need to choose your logs better. that was the only that the was the only that was the insight wanted to throw in and insight i wanted to throw in and chip there. chip in there. >>

that is very nearly it for me today and i'm going to hand over very shortly to michelle dewberry whoongly of this stuff strongly about all of this stuff as well. then you've got jacob rees—mogg i'll be back rees—mogg and then i'll be back at this evening with a at it again. this evening with a fabulous up fabulous evening show lined up for till 11 pm. for for you. nine till 11 pm. for gb news tonight with some top tier guests. make sure you stay tuned see you in tuned for that. i'll see you in a little bit. >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern from met mcgivern here from the met office the news office with the gb news forecast. storm kieran arrives overnight bringing increasingly wet and windy weather to southern parts of the uk . southern parts of the uk. coastal areas most at risk of disruptive and damaging wind gusts. some dangerous conditions around the south coast. in fact, into thursday. but northern france and the channel islands seeing even worse conditions with 100 mile per hour wind gusts. now, the wet weather sweeps in from the northwest overnight with the winds increasing