michelle dewberry mark hi there. michelle dewberry mark goodwin. i just called you. mark goodwin.led you. mark goodwin i'm a regular. would i know what's going on? good. would put an awful name that would be win. and jim schneider alongside me till 7:00, maureen and ron, you don't mess around. you've come up with a solution to this, you said this is simple, michelle. we bring back the water cannon, we put dye in the water cannon, we put dye in the water, and people, therefore, will think twice before they go out and behave badly on the streets, because the dye will take days to come off. and we all know who the wrong ones and the criminals are. there you go, if psyche is listening, you need to hire maureen and ron. they know what they're doing, look, what we just talking about there. this whole two tier policing. many people are getting in touch. just to echo your sentiments at home, you're saying, michelle, you're talking about two tier policing. people are giving me examples of the different policing approach for hair hills. many people are asking, why haven't the people involve

michelle dewberry hello there. michelle dewberry with you until 7:00 tonight. it is friday.ans that dewsbury tavern is well and truly open. it's been a very tough week, cheers to everyone at home. cheers to you. there's a sensible one on the panel there's a sensible one on the panel. you don't drink. very sensible. i just when i thought my week couldn't get any worser, they've only gone and served me warm wine . warm wine, i mean, warm wine. warm wine, i mean, god, they're trying to kill me off or what? anyway, cheers to each of you at home, the story i want to discuss. in my bar tonight. bankers bonuses. i mean, you will remember this whole debate about whether or not they should be capped, i've got to say, the tories actually removed the cap so that actually, they could earn up to ten times the salary in some cases , where barclays has become cases, where barclays has become the first bank to get rid of that cap. i think the original cap, a lot of it was coming down from the eu, and i think you guys then removed it anyway. do you support this? >> yeah. look, it's not our m

i'm michelle dewberry with you till seven. peter hitchens, aaron bastani remain alongside me.ou know what i even feel like in this day and age, it's perhaps a controversial question. one of my viewers has said, i'd love to tell you my suggestion, but i don't want to end up in prison. michel, i hear you, look, one of my viewers has said, can you tell peter, who keeps saying that we have to get more politically involved? he says he works very long hours and simply doesn't have the time to start setting up a political movement. this general strike thing keeps coming up. aaron, what's your thoughts? >> well, people in far harder situations than any of us or indeed any of your viewers or listeners have gotten involved in political action, if you look at the labour party, of course, they basically achieved everything they wanted to do in 1945. i mean, it's extraordinary, actually, and it was the dream of that political movement for half a century. and they did it. it took a lot of time, and it took a lot of sweat, we've got a recent example of this, by the way. brexit. we had people

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight.ni and alex dean remain alongside me. well, look, we're just looking at this two tier allegation and suggestion . many of you will be suggestion. many of you will be familiar, of course, with some of the goings on in birmingham. although actually, if you watch a lot of the media, you probably would have just thought that there was just a bit of a casual walkabout, nothing really to be seen. now absolutely far from the case. we had lots of quite intimidating mobs of muslim men, some of them armed with weapons, doing all kinds of intimidating things from effing and blinding at reporters on live television, pulling gun triggers. it looked like to me, to cameras, obviously, of course, with their faces concealed, going up to cars, if it was identified that there was a white person in there was a white person in there smashing up those cars and so on and so forth , where were so on and so forth, where were the police? million dollar question. well anyway, that's question. well anyway, that's

i'm michelle dewberry with you until 7:00 tonight. wers appg just got in touch and said, michelle, have you ever thought about renaming your show? you could call it the whiny, whiny money. our no, i've never thought about that at all. alongside me, i've got a conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan, and the trade unionist and author paul embery. my favourite time of the week. see, this is not money or whiny or negative. it's positive. cheers. happy weekend to each and every single one to you. cheers you. cheers, cheers. right. good health. if i was to think about what some of you might be talking about in the pub this weekend, i imagine that this fella, could perhaps be within your conversations. the former bbc newsreader , huw the former bbc newsreader, huw edwards. of course. he pleaded guilty on wednesday to multiple counts of possessing indecent images of children. absolutely disgusting. this is him, by the way. arriving at court , one of way. arriving at court, one of the things that i found beyond bizarre, if

i'm michelle dewberry with you till seven.t been debating whether or not we're going to the oasis concert. that's much easier to debate , isn't it, than some of debate, isn't it, than some of this stuff. see yousef alongside me as is scarlett mccgwire, not many people at home do not think that keir starmer is a socialist. that was the point, that was made just before the break. i'll leave you to keep pondenng break. i'll leave you to keep pondering that one, i asked you a question in terms of asylum seeking costs, and i'll share with you in a minute just how much you have been paying. as taxpayers for this system. but i asked a question about whether or not you felt that reform uk were far right. and the reason that i were far right. and the reason thati asked were far right. and the reason that i asked this year is because you will know. everyone knows by now, that when these riots were happening, many people were describing them as farage riots. and some people took the protest to what they believed was your working head off

michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, matt goodwin and bill rammell, one of my viewerstwitter. he actually says , on twitter. he actually says, yes, michelle, we are shouting at the tv, but we're shouting at you. michelle, a criminal is a criminal. no matter what the age. being 12 is no excuse. that is me told. look nigel farage, he was speaking out last night. take a listen to what he had to say. >> well, you're engaged in something like that. you can neven something like that. you can never, ever guarantee that what you say is 100% true. you may think it's true at the time. you may ask a question whether it's true now. starmer, by cracking down on that, poses, i think, the biggest threat to free speech we've seen in our history, an elon musk elon musk has caught wind of this. you see, i think the reason that musk, the reason musk has been going for starmer over the last week, is he knows what the reaction is going to be. >> tough talk in there from nigel farage. agree with it. matt >> i do actually i do agree with with nigel farage in the sense that i think what we've

i'm michelle dewberry.s& co el tel 7:00 alongside me, sean simon, the former labour minister, and conor tomlinson, the writer and commentator. i can tell you feisty debate to begin the programme. and actually this reflects what is going on in society at the moment. people have very strong opinions, they have different views as to who's causing which problems and how the government is or isn't responding to it. so we're very much echoing what many of you guys think at home. so you've heard from these two. let's hear from somebody else, shall we? listen to what she has to say. dame priti patel, you know, we believe in the rule of law in this country, not the rule of the mob . rule of the mob. >> end of story. what we saw last night and i saw that footage in birmingham that was that's just outrageous. and unacceptable. that was criminality and violence. but what was missing? where were the police now? i don't know the full facts behind this, so i don't want to go into any speculation whatsoever. but again, in

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you until 7:00 tonight.de me, i've got peter hitchens and aaron bastani, one of my viewers on twitter, peter says it doesn't matter how many, millions this person suggests has been spent on keir starmers wardrobe. i don't think it's millions, by the way. whatever this person says, he'll never look as dapper as you. >> dapper that that's fighting talk. >> that's a nice compliment, isn't it? >> well, no . i've spent all my >> well, no. i've spent all my life in a sustained effort to be scruffy. >> oh, they. oh, well , they. >> oh, they. oh, well, they. well, i don't want to be dapper, i give up. >> i was trying to give him a compliment. it was your viewer. >> it was. >> it was. >> it was. >> i won't bother next time. >> i won't bother next time. >> david, you don't look. >> david, you don't look. >> lots of people getting in touch about that 11 year old, the person, the kid that's just been arrested asking a simple question. where was the parents for an 11 year old paul? he says michelle, an 11 year old gettin

so this is dewbs& co and michelle dewberry and i do apologise.t got cut off, a level with you. i just got to a point where i thought jonathan was talking such nonsense. i decided to spare you all. quite frankly, i did. i just thought, you know what? we'll just. we'll just go to a break anyway. look we are back. jonathan is still here, as is daniel moylan. this is a very important conversation. this is about, what jess phillips said, and she's suggesting that she got fast tracked in the nhs because of her pro, gaza ceasefire stance. now, i gave you the other example of the hospital in manchester, actually, that had to apologise about a little jewish boy apparently he was treated the exact opposite way by nurses that apparently had pro—palestine badges on this is quite concerning. if the care that you're receiving from our nhs is dictated by your position on any political matter, quite frankly i agree with you. >> if that's what's happened, i don't know anything about that little boy , but if that's been little boy, but if that's been that's report

michelle dewberry tom buick and ben habib. till 7:00. ichelle, you've just been talking about eligibility and crimes and so on and so forth. when it comes to housing, he's put forward a scheme. he says, what about if anyone does anything wrong criminally or whatever, you could have like a point system, he said it could be like a driving licence. some people, ray, would say that that is some kind of like, social credit scoring system that if you're good, you can get points, and if you're bad, you can get points. some of you might be familiar with one of those many people would say, be careful what you wish for, but i hear you're thinking, ray, and thank you're thinking, ray, and thank you for getting in touch. your thoughts and all that. now, shamima begum, we all know that name. she essentially has lost her final bid to appeal her uk citizenship at the supreme court. we all know she is. let me just bring you up to speed 2019. that's when she lost her citizenship, this was the home secretary then sajid javid. remember that, she's in a coun

i'm michelle dewberry till seven. onservative mp and chairman sirjake berry and journalist and commentator judy da silva alongside me. simon, one of my viewers gets in touch and says, michelle, i'm a previous tory voter and i will confess, i don't care who is the next leader. the last five years, they didn't only let down the borrowed red wall seats, but every natural conservative he's asking, when are any of the candidates for leadership going to say sorry for the mess that they left behind? that would be a good start. he says. before the break, i was just playing you a clip from kemi badenoch, basically. i think that was in 2018, where she was basically saying she supported, immigration. that's me paraphrasing, but that's the gist of it . obviously, now we gist of it. obviously, now we see a different tone and position from her. what do you think about kemi badenoch and her thoughts on that, >> i think it's definitely going to be a tough blow to her designs on leadership because something as polarising but as fundame

let's continue hi there , michelle dewberry hi there, michelle dewberry kelvin mackenzie and editor atongside me, phil says i think the pm's statement was pretty well measured under the circumstances. ollie says he feels that starmer is trying to bnng feels that starmer is trying to bring a new start to the uk and weren't following the steps of the tories, which were all about bringing hits among everybody in the country. stacey, though, says i cannot even bring myself to say the prime minister's name. he is an absolute disgrace to our nation. sally, i get so angry that the westminster bubble again comes out with the usual far right mantra mantra. if anyone goes out on a march picking up on this conversation about fear and where this is coming from and how valid that fear is , we've just been going fear is, we've just been going through some of the examples of some of the situations that have occurred very, very recently within society. there was a riot in manchester last night as well. let's not forget, ariana grande, that concert there , grande, that concert there, those children are

hi there, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight. dwin and zoe grunwald remain alongside me. sam has got in touch and said , sam has got in touch and said, michelle, those thugs are throwing stones and all the rest of it at the police deserve all they get. and he says, i've got a question for you. where are all the parents of these young people? i've got to tell you, sam, many parents have actually been shopping their own kids to the police, and giving them the consequences that they deserve. i'm sure people will have opinions on that. look, i don't apologise. i have to say, if you're trying to get to the root of this whole far right notion, because i do. i feel like it just gets bandied around all the time. and often when you try and drill down, what it really means is that anyone that's white, working class that does stuff that they perhaps shouldn't do , that they perhaps shouldn't do, that's where the label gets appued that's where the label gets applied to. and i just think that's a little bit bizarre, to say the least. social ho

. >> thanks for that, tatiana and michelle dewberry. with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me. my panel, the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie and james schneider , the former james schneider, the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. good evening gents. you're both very welcome. especially you, kelvin, because viewers at home, what you won't realise is that every time i see kelvin, he makes me laugh. you know, there's a lot of depressing stuff going on in the world. you just have to take one look at kelvin's feet and it is just enough to cheer a lady up. you go through some strange kind of midlife crisis. >> yeah. i'm like, i'm going very, very odd. i'm going back in time. >> i am took some pictures of some of the footwear that he actually comes to work in. i can't even believe what he wears in one of these days. i will shame him by showing you them. but not tonight. you'll be pleased to know. you know the drill. it's all about you guys at home as well tonight. get in touch all the usual ways you can email me gbviews@gbnews.com, or

michelle dewberry with you till seven. jake berry and steve mccabe alongside me. y of you getting in touch on twitter saying , michel, we've had loads saying, michel, we've had loads of knife amnesties in the past. you guys saying essentially they don't work. one of my viewers says what we need is mass stop and search and automatic prison sentences for possession without the right to parole. yes answer my question then. where are these prison places that you're going to put all these in? because everyone seems to be at risk of going to prison these daysif risk of going to prison these days if you tweet something that you shouldn't. so yes, i'm not against what you're suggesting, but where are these prison places? if you know the answer to that, please do get in touch and enlighten me. thank you very much. let's talk then, shall we? about productivity in this country. there's a lot of conversation now about having the right to switch off, i.e. say when you finish your work, your boss essentially won't be able to keep messaging you after hours . also, back in the rad

and then you say, well, it's a daft hello, i'm michelle dewberry. s been in touch and says i'm glad you're back, michelle. i was glad i was back then. my blood pressure. oh. anyway, look alongside me, shaun, simon and matt goodwin. we love passionate debates on dewbs& co, look, let me just play dewbs& co, look, let me just play you this clip, and it perhaps sums up some of the conversation we were just having before the break. >> listen, it shouldn't be a country where people fear walking down their street , their walking down their street, their tvs showing cars and buildings being set on fire. >> right. so just for the absolute record, i don't want anyone of any persuasion feeling afraid as they're walking down their street. just for the record, i don't think it's okay to burn places. things whatever. i think all of that is criminal andifs i think all of that is criminal and it's wrong. however, i cannot help but notice that there's such this focus to, you know, people are afraid to walk down their streets because the car was on fire on telly or wh

michelle dewberry with you till seven. ben habib and tom berwick remain alongside me. wers has just got in touch. andi. he makes an interesting point on twitter. he says, michelle, i'm watching you all talk about employment on the tv as we speak. he says, but what about the tens of thousands of people like me? he says, people the wrong side of 55. he's basically saying that there's a lot of ageism. that's preventing older people in the workforce from getting back into work. is that your experience? get in touch and give me your thoughts. let's talk about the other end of the spectrum, though, the young, because there's rumours afoot that there might be some, desire shall we say, to integrate ourselves, slightly more closer with the eu. our talk specifically about a youth mobility scheme, which would essentially see people under 30. so you just miss out. i'm afraid. ben habib, whether or not they should be able to be free to live and work in the eu and vice versa. i have to say, there's been some strong denial that this is a plan. take a listen to this. >> is the governm

this is dewbs& co with me emily carver tonight standing in for michelle dewberry.me forjoining us and keeping me company. is conservative life peerin company. is conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and former labour minister bill rammell. thank you very much indeed. i want to get on to the trade unions because chancellor rachel reeves has said that there will be no blank cheques for public sector pay, no blank cheques written for the trade unions. however, that is probably difficult for her to say, just as the train drivers have been offered about 15%. and just as the junior doctors have been offered 22%, which was much higher than a lot of people would have been expecting . are would have been expecting. are those payoffs to be? but she insists, no, they're going to be very sensible about these pay offers. but another difficulty for the labour party is that the unions, i think they can sense that perhaps they've got some strength in numbers at the moment and perhaps they can. they've got the ear of the labour party because they apparently n

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joining me now is michelle dewberry.ots of police preparing for many people suggesting that there's going to be carnage on the streets of britain again today. i've got to say, personally, i hope that they're all wrong and i hope we have a very peaceful night. but of course, i want to look at what is going on in society, particularly when it comes to the criminal justice process in all of this. have we got it right in this country ? we're right in this country? we're really clamping down and we're clamping down fast on people releasing many people out of prison to make way for these guys. is that the right approach? also still, though, those sentiments of two tiers rumble on fierce denials about that from the likes of keir starmer. but many people actually would say it's not just policing . there's two tier, it's policing. there's two tier, it's the likes of media, political response. many people still very angry in society. one of my panellists tonight, aaron bastani, he thinks people should absolutely not be doing any c

i'm joined by michelle dewberry, the queen of prime time political debate . your show ? show? >> well, of course, there's only one real main story in town , and one real main story in town, and thatis one real main story in town, and that is keir starmer's speech this morning. >> so of course i want to unpick this. i've got matt goodwin keeping me company. >> he's not happy at all, by the way, that no focus whatsoever has gone on many people's primary concerns, which is about the uncontrolled 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 en

michelle dewberry dewbs & co 617 superb dewberry dewbs& co 617 superb show as ever.ome before the end of the show, including do we really need a gender fluid woman? a queer to be the sheriff of nottingham? the answer is no. and i'm from soon. welcome back. it's 541. we're on the final furlong with me. martin daubney on gb news low traffic neighbourhoods might be forced on our beautiful historic city of bath. ltn see councils close roads to cars and larger vehicles to make them safer for pedestrians and cyclists . but pedestrians and cyclists. but now a local liberal democrat councillor is warning residents that they won't be consulted on these changes. now for more reaction, let's get the thoughts of my gb news presenter, colleague and the former conservative mp for the nearby nonh conservative mp for the nearby north east somerset seat, sir jacob rees—mogg. so jacob, a lot of people see that they, the ltns, are a useful way, perhaps of cutting pollution and traffic. but the key point is normally locals are consulted. that hasn't happened in bath. tell us more . tell

he spoke exclusively to michelle dewberry and said if anyone can survive, his friend can. >> any chance of him surviving this? he has the strength , the this? he has the strength, the strength to do this and i hope that we aren't talking in the past tense. he is a remarkable man and if you've had the blessing and the honour to have worked with him or known him, this is he's a force of nature and somebody who i think, will become a business, an intellectual and scientific legend in the decades to come . legend in the decades to come. >> emergency services in lincolnshire are at the scene of a rescue operation at a seaside pleasure park. the incident at bottom's pleasure park in skegness follows a malfunction of one of the rides. it reported up to 20 people have been stranded for a time in mid—air as fire service personnel attempted to get them down safely. there are no reports of any serious injuries. at least ten palestinians have been killed in an airstrike on a school in gaza. israel claims hamas was using the school as a command centre. meanwhile the israeli military says it's recove

he spoke exclusively to michelle dewberry earlier tonight and said if anyone can survive , his friend can. >> any chance of him surviving this? he has the strength , the this? he has the strength, the strength to do this. and i hope that we aren't talking in the past tense. he is a remarkable man, and if you've had the blessing and the honour to have worked with him or known him, this is. he's a force of nature and somebody who i think, will become a business, an intellectual and scientific legend in the decades to come . legend in the decades to come. >> the us secretary of state has arrived in doha this evening as frantic efforts continue to secure a peace deal to end the war in gaza. anthony blinken, speaking in the last few moments, said he would do everything possible to get hamas on board with the proposed bridging deal after israel said it was prepared to accept the interim proposals. meanwhile, the israeli military says it's recovered the bodies of six hostages who were captured dunng hostages who were captured during the 7th of october attacks. israeli military spokesman dani

he spoke exclusively to michelle dewberry earlier tonight and said if anyone can survive , his friend him surviving this? he has the strength , the this? he has the strength, the strength to do this. and i hope that we aren't talking in the past tense. he is a remarkable man, and if you've had the blessing and the honour to have worked with him or

he spoke exclusively to michelle dewberry earlier this evening and said if anyone can survive , and said if anyone can survive, his friend can. >> any chance of him surviving this? he has the strength, the strength to do this. and i hope that we aren't talking in the past tense. he is a remarkable man and if you've had the blessing and the honour to have worked with him or known him , worked with him or known him, this is he's a force of nature and somebody who i think, will become a business, an intellectual and scientific legend in the decades to come . legend in the decades to come. >> emergency services in lincolnshire were called to the scene of a rescue operation at a seaside pleasure park earlier this evening. the incident at botton's pleasure park in skegness followed a malfunction of one of the rides. it reported up to 20 people were stranded in mid—air for a time , as fire mid—air for a time, as fire service personnel attempted to get them down safely. there are no reports of any serious injuries. at least ten palestinians have been killed in an airstrike on a school in gaza. i

i'm standing in for michelle dewberry this evening for dewbs & dewberry this evening for dewbs& co keepingy until 7:00. alex dean, conservative commentator , doctor lee jones, commentator, doctor lee jones, professor of political economy and international relations. thank you very much indeed. now we're going to turn to something a little bit different, because the work and pensions secretary, liz kendall, has spoken out. she's calling for an end to the so—called blame culture and also divisive rhetoric around benefits or those on benefits, those claiming benefits , hitting those claiming benefits, hitting out against the conservatives as she pledged to end the salami slicing of the benefits bill as she trails or considers major reforms to the system. so do we have a bit of a benefit blame culture? i mean, alex, i do remember years ago you would most of the front pages of the tabloids would be about, i don't know, a single mother who was had eight children and her benefits bill was more than the average train driver. >> and of course, that would have been before the two cap limits that thi

bev turner sitting in for michelle dewberry this evening. ben habib is still here.ich is lucky. otherwise it would just be me. but the world health organisation, let's move on, has declared an mpox outbreak as a public health emergency. they have said the emergence of a new clade of mpox, its rapid spread in eastern drc. this is the democratic republic of congo and the reporting of cases in several neighbouring countries are very worrying. on top of outbreaks of other mpox clades in drc and other countries in africa, it's clear that a coordinated international response is needed to stop these outbreaks and save lives, ben, there are few phrases more likely to make my blood run cold than a coordinated, coordinated international response . international response. >> i know, i know exactly what you mean . you mean. >> you mean. >> forgive me for being cynical . >> forgive me for being cynical. sceptical. maybe you would say wise after the pandemic that we went through. yeah. what's going on here is my question . on here is my question. >> well, i mean, at a political l

i'm joined now by michelle dewberry, the queen of prime time political debate. here she is.martin. what an incredible story you've just been sharing. i mean, the states of this nation. that's what i want to talk about again tonight. >> i mean, you know, we've i've seen you cover it. that story about that delivery driver. i remember a time where people used to, if they were indeed going to try and steal stuff, they'd try and wait until it was dark or quiet. there was no one around. they'd be hiding themselves. these days, criminals just seem to be so brazen doing this stuff when it's broad daylight, rocking up to a greggs with a bag for life, helping themselves, not caring who watches. i want to ask what's going on there. i also want to look at yvette cooper new plans when it comes to immigration. will that work or not? foreign aid? prisons. we'll be talking about it all tonight. i've got matt goodwin and zoe grunwald keeping me company. >> a meaty menu, it'll be interesting to see what matt goodwin thinks about a mighty 100 people trying to get rid of 1.5 million illegal imm

well, i'm now joined by the queen of prime time political debate, the majestic michelle dewberry jewsi can tell you i've never been called that before. >> i'll take it. i'll bank that compliment. >> what's on my show tonight? well, peter hitchens and aaron bastani, and there's lots i want to get into. the 11 year old primary school kid that's now been arrested. is that all fair? law and order or is it a little bit of point proving too far? what a debate that also, of course, the reset of europe with starmer. let's look at that. and so many people now are starting to look at their finances and think to themselves, how on earth can we keep them away from keir starmer's mitts? i want to look at starmer nomics do we support that or not? also lucy letby, i'm asking tonight , letby, i'm asking tonight, martin, is she kind of one of the worst uk serial killers or as the whole thing been a miscarriage of justice? one of my panellists, peter hitchens, he has very strong opinions on that, i can tell you. and also ukraine, how involved should the uk now be? because let's face it, the whole thing

i'm about to be joined by michelle dewberry. of course. ur menu? >> hello, martin. well, yeah, i will carry on that conversation that you've just been having there about whether or not people should be able to smoke outside, but also keir starmer, he's been talking about his concerns about the far right. >> it's the very real threat. and he is going to tackle it apparently. so i want to look at that. apparently. so i want to look at that . also. apparently 4 in 10 that. also. apparently 4 in 10 tory voters says that there should be some kind of merge between the tories and reform. useful then, that i've got zia yousef on my panel tonight, who is the chairman of reform uk, so interested to talk to him about that. so all of that and lots more . more. >> well michelle, jeremy, a lot of people are getting in touch with me about that merger between the tories and reform. and they say reform members, if they merge with the tories, they will leave. so they should be well advised about any possible merger. michelle dewberry next 6 to 7 look superb.

>> michelle dewberry, i absolutely think you've got your finger on the pulse as ever.or freedom of speech in britain. sir keir starmer today could have made a statement about the importance of addressing the concerns of the british people, or he could have doubled down and taken the country closer to a police state. in my opinion, he's done the latter. this is extremely concerning, michelle, i think you're absolutely bang on the money here. >> well , look, i want to have money here. >> well, look, i want to have a debate about it so very much. welcome anyone that's watching or listening at to home get in touch. tell me your thoughts. keep them clean, obviously, and i'll get through as many people's reactions as i possibly can before 7:00 dewbs& co 6 or 7 is going to be a cracker. >> thanks! have a great show! cheers now moving on. could andy murray be playing his last ever match at the paris olympics? well, murray and dan evans are in the quarterfinals of the men's doubles with a real shot of a medal. but if they lose , of a medal. but if they lose, the two time gold m

now i'm delighted to say hoved into view a vision joined now by michelle dewberry, the queen of primeme room. >> what a treat. >> what a treat. >> listen, i'll tell you what's going on. i do like my behind the scenes little, sneaky bits that i the scenes little, sneaky bits that! can the scenes little, sneaky bits that i can give to the viewers. so let me tell you , everyone, if so let me tell you, everyone, if you're wondering how hot it is in london, it's so hot today that martin daubney is taking his shoes off. and, yeah , that's his shoes off. and, yeah, that's true. there you go. it's taking shoes off. i'm very lucky. i'm very , very lucky that i have no very, very lucky that i have no sense of smell. ladies and gents, that's all i can say, anyway, i won't be talking about the weather. you'll be pleased to know, but i will be talking about the absolute state of the nation. it was horrendous. of course, last week i was hoping that things might have got a bit better, but of course we've had that horrendous news of that stabbing, lunchtime today. so this whole call from yvette coope

michelle dewberry is up next. i'm nana akua. i shall see you tomorrow morning at 930. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . good afternoon. welcome >> news. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news, weather update brought to you from the met office through the rest of the day. it is unfortunately staying pretty cloudy and quite damp. it's going to stay muggy overnight as well, but tomorrow is looking a lot clearer. that's because a cold front will push through the country overnight tonight. before then though, we've got a selection of warm fronts bringing that muggy , fronts bringing that muggy, humid air and quite a bit of rain to parts of scotland, northern england through this evening, some fairly persistent drizzly rain across parts of wales, southern areas of england that should linger through much of the night, whereas further north it will turn a bit fresher as the night goes on. clearer and drier air will move in by the morning, so it's not going to be quite as close

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm going to take a second to tell you all about my show dewbs& co we startthe issues of the day. we then bring in both sides of the arguments. we get rid of the disrespect and then you throw me into the mix and trust me, i'll tell it exactly how it is. and then of course, the magic ingredient you at home, we mix it all together. and what have we got? in my opinion , the best we got? in my opinion, the best debate show in town monday to friday, 6 to 7 on gb news, britain's news channel >> join me camilla tominey for a frank and honest discussion with those in power that cuts through the spin and gets to the heart of the issues shaping our nation. you haven't confirmed that you want to stand as leader, but you haven't ruled it out either. this report basically says that he's not fit to stand trial. is he indecisive? incompetent i deliver the dose of reality. westminster needs. that's the camilla tominey show at 9.30 every sunday on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news channel. >> welcome back to free speech nafion >> welcome back to free speech nation

coming up next, before i tell you what we've got coming up in our show, we've got the wonderful michelle dewberry of course. yes. so six till seven dewbs & co. of so six till seven dewbs& co. of course. really there's only one story in town and that is the state of our nation. scary worrying, depressing scenes over the weekend. so let's look at it all. and what's gone on. why? what do we think to keir starmers reaction? the policing, has that been right or not? social media. there's so much that i need to talk to you all about tonight, and we'll get stuck in matt goodwin and james schneider will be debating all of that, and i'll see you at six. >> 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 a

. >> hi there, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm going to take a second to tell you all about my show dewbs the day. >> we then bring in both sides of the arguments. we get rid of the disrespect and then you throw me into the mix and trust me, i'll tell it exactly how it is. and then of course, the magic ingredient you at home, we mix it all together. and what have we got? in my opinion, the best debate show in town monday to friday, six till seven on gb news. britain's news channel . news. britain's news channel. >> welcome back. the olympic gender boxing row rages on. we'll get reaction shortly from a top sporting insider. also in this hour i'll be telling you how there's a growing demand for air con units in the uk with global warming. is air con going to become the new central heating? are you going to need it this weekend? i'll be asking tv weatherman john kettley, but first, former immigration minister robert jenrick has laid out his stall to be the next leader of the conservative party, promising to reform his party and put them in a position where they can win the next general elect

now let's go straight to michelle dewberry, shall we? >> hello, don .discuss other than the state of the nation violence continuing to unfold across the country, and now we've seen it progress again. we've had mobs of very angry muslim men patrolling the streets, often with weapons in hands. >> although, i've got to say, if you looked at some of the media today, you'd barely would have even have noticed that that had happened at all. so i want to look at all of that again. i'm asking the simple question is keir starmer dealing with this in the right way or not? everyone has the same objective, which is to make things calm down. but how do we achieve that also as well? >> it caught my eye. >> it caught my eye. >> the press conference in relation to the manchester airport situation. goodness gracious me, i've literally had it all. >> the weirdest thing i've ever seen. michelle. thank you very much. that's going to be a cracker. michelle is on at 6:00 and you really want to miss that one.thank and you really want to miss that one. thank you. now, if you wa

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm going to take a second to tell you all about my show dewbs& co.ay. we then bring in both sides of the arguments. we get rid of the disrespect and then you throw me into the mix and trust me, i'll tell it exactly how it is. and then of course, the magic ingredient you at home, we mix it all together. and what have we got? in my opinion, the best debate show in town from monday to friday, 6 to 7 on gb news. britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> hello. welcome back. i'm dawn neesom dawn neesom and i don't know my own name dawn neesom evenin know my own name dawn neesom even in martin daubney. and this is gb news. i just want to get excited by this. the system is working. please do messages coming in. message from paul paul coming in. message from paul paul. great comment . actually, paul. great comment. actually, if the government dealt with illegal immigrants and foreign criminals as quickly as they would the protesters , there would the protesters, there wouldn't be any protests. two tierjustice system at work wouldn't be any protests

michelle dewberry superb. dewbs& co 6 or 7. great stuff. thank you.ave been in touch so far, particularly on the topic of the premier league footballers once again taking the knee to get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay read out the best of your a little later in the show on martin channel. welcome back. it's 539. we're on the final furlong now. a treat is in store now for nature lovers because baby beavers have been born in urban for london the first time in 400 years. now this comes after a family of eurasian beavers were introduced to a nature reserve in west london last october, as part of a biodiversity project. it's a story. it's going to make your cockles be warmed. and here is doctor sean mccormack, who is the chair of the ealing wildlife group, and he joins me now. what a wonderful story. doctor mccormack, tell us more about this magical story of triumph over urban adversity. >> yeah. thanks, martin. >> yeah. thanks, martin. >> thanks for having me on. it's been a busy couple of days announcing this development to the project. >> so basically we

now don't forget it's dewbs& co next with michelle dewberry. that will be one not to miss.is hope gave us a fantastic exclusive today about reform uk planning more democracy, planning more structure, even the ability to vote nigel farage out as leader, could that come back to bite them on the behind as miscreants get involved to try and influence the vote? that's for another time. that's your weather with alex biryukov a fantastic evening . fantastic evening. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hello, very good day to you. here's your latest gb news weather update coming to you from the met office. storm lillian is going to batter some parts of the uk overnight, bringing some very wet and windy weather, particularly to northern parts of england. but through today we do have a cold front making its way southeastwards, bringing a bit of cloud and a bit of rain for some before it clears away. as we go through into this evening. elsewhere, some bright or sunny spells developing behind this system. also a scattering of