miriam cates standing in for me.anding in for michelle dewberry tonight and joining me until 7:00 pm. i have a fantastic panel. former conservative cabinet minister michelle donelan and former labour adviser matthew laser. thank you so much for coming in. interesting day for former conservative party politicians were you surprised by the result? it's been a really interesting race. >> well , interesting race. >> well, interesting for us political geeks out there because it's not been so straightforward. there's been many twists and turns in this , many twists and turns in this, and james cleverly has really come through and risen to the top. yeah. >> the underdog to start with. >> the underdog to start with. >> yeah exactly. so tomorrow is going to be quite nail biting. so i think it's quite clear cleverly's going to get into the final. but the question now is he kemi or is it generate. that's with him. >> and does anybody else care. i read today two thirds of the pubuc read today two thirds of the public aren't inte

yeah it's miriam cates that's my side job. miriam cates that's my side job.hat's my side job. miriam cates accuses activists of hijacking uk's sex education curriculum with inappropriate material. and it's nothing really new. it's just it's these things we've seen before the relationship, relationships, health and sex education. rhc coming up with all this stuff that there's nothing really new about it. it's these horrible things where they're being taught things like rough sex and things in school, and you go, why are they being taught this? people talk about a six year old being taught about masturbation . being taught about masturbation. so miriam cates has been raised for years. that's what i say. yeah, that's what i'm saying. it's not new, but it is completely awful. and what you see is you go, why are they teaching this to kids? and i'm left with sort of two main conclusions. one is that the ideology just wants to take the children off the parents. essentially, this prevailing ideology we have and the second part is that it's degenerate. >> so isn't the

plus former tory mp miriam cates joins me amidst her scathing critique of the tories claiming the partyetrayed the family in favour of pensioners. state of the nation starts now . the nation starts now. i'll be joined by my panel. author and journalist michael crick and former tory special adviser charlie rowley. as ever, let me know your views. it's a crucial part of the programme. mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now wsfime mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's time of the news bulletin with cameron walker . with cameron walker. >> good evening. it's 8:01. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom and in some breaking newsroom and in some breaking news in the last few minutes, the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has spoken to israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu this afternoon and condemned iran's attack on israel. that's according to a downing street spokesperson. well, let's go straight to our homeland security editor, mark white, for the latest on this. mark, what are you hearing ? mark, what are you hearing? >> well, two waves of missile attacks laun

now, the former conservative mp miriam cates joins me now. am . there she is. like miriam. there she is. like magic. she appears now . miriam, magic. she appears now. miriam, what do you make of all of this? a lot of our viewers are saying, hang on a minute. i've never heard of this role, this envoy for regions and nations. and is she getting the same enormous pay she getting the same enormous pay packet that starmer gifted her? >> i've never heard of it ehhen >> i've never heard of it either. and i don't know about the pay. i think one thing we need to wait to find out is whether she can do that role. i'm sure your viewers will have heard that there's a committee that government ministers and senior government officials have to be verified by before they can do a new role to check that there isn't a conflict of interest with their previous high profile role. i mean, i assume that that's already been thought about, she can go on to do this role, but obviously until we know what it is we can't know. but i think really what this is about is a po

i'm tom harwood and i'm miriam cates. an imminent israeli response. how could it look? and when could it happen? we're taking a closer look at benjamin netanyahu's options following that, iranian missile attack on tuesday . attack on tuesday. >> i knew you were trouble. a red faced prime minister repays more than six grand in gifts covering covering the cost of six taylor swift tickets, amongst other things. lord alli is now being probed by a house of lords watchdog over an alleged non—registration of interests. we'll have the latest. >> and britain just got smaller. the new government has decided to cede sovereignty of the chagos islands in the indian ocean to china. allied mauritius is the sun now setting on british global influence . british global influence. now, such a lot to cover on the program today. i didn't expect to be talking about a smaller britain in the face of this, this barmy decision. >> yes, it's honestly just a few months after the election and when parliament isn't even sitting . huge decision. sounds sitting. huge decision. sounds like it's been ne

joining me now is miriam cates , who is me now is miriam cates, who is standing in for michelle dewberrymartin. well first of all, we'll be looking at the tory leadership race. >> quite a surprising result. >> quite a surprising result. >> tom tugendhat out. >> tom tugendhat out. >> i think people expected that. but cleverly now clearly in the frontrunner and perhaps the favourite kemi badenoch may not make it through the voting tomorrow night. so we're going tomorrow night. so we're going to have michelle donelan former cabinet minister who's supporting kemi badenoch on the show, discussing that we're also going to be discussing children and tech. so news today that kids just don't have the concentration spans that they used to. they can't read books anymore. but at the same time, the labour party have got a tiktok executive in number 10. it calls into question can labour properly regulate tech for children? so really exciting show coming up. lots of politics. bit of economics and some great great panellists . some great great panellists. >> miriam, as i've got you here, i've got to pre

i'm still jacob rees—mogg, even after you've heard from sir keir starmer, the former tory mp miriam catesh her excoriating criticism of the tories for prioritising pensioners over families. she argued that the tories spent valuable time and money debating policies for pensioners, while freezing income tax thresholds which have lowered the standard of living for families. she has also challenged the conservative policy of no fault divorces , policy of no fault divorces, which she argued has undermined the foundation of marriage at a fringe event on the conservatives and family, she maintained that there was something magic about marriage and that married couples should have better benefits than cohabiting couples. well, i'm absolutely delighted to be joined by miriam now , isn't it joined by miriam now, isn't it extraordinary that defending the family is so controversial? >> it is. >> it is. >> it's become almost toxic to defend the family, to defend marriage, to talk about the raising of children, and i think, you know, the whole political class is at fault for that. we, you know, people

i'm tom harwood and i'm miriam cates. an imminent israeli response. how could it look?tack on tuesday. >> i knew you were trouble. a red faced prime minister repays more than six grand in gifts covering covering the cost of six taylor swift tickets, amongst other things. lord alli is now being probed by a house of lords watchdog over an alleged non—registration of interests. we'll have the latest. >> and britain just got smaller. the new government has decided to cede sovereignty of the chagos islands in the indian

. >> former tory mp miriam cates is in croatia for the second european congress on family. she's going to join us live from dubrovnik in the next hour. >> and as celebs such as harry and meghan flock to portugal due to lower tax rates, are we all missing a trick by staying in blighty.7 >> well, it would certainly be warmer, wouldn't it .7 warmer, wouldn't it.7 i'm very interested to talk to miriam cates a little bit later on because she's in dubrovnik at the moment, and one of the biggest questions she's going to be trying to tackle at this conference is how do we make the young people of europe have more babies? and i know that's a topic you feel very, very passionate about. >> yeah, i'd like a third child. i'd like a big family for third. >> in fact, you want ten. >> in fact, you want ten. >> in fact, you want ten. >> i understand that people don't want kids because they haven't got homes. they can't afford it. they kind of look at the news in the world and say, why would i want to bring a child into the world? yeah, but my argument now is just do it and find a way. becau

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and miriam cates for in bev turner. so the chancellor has refused to speak to gb news this morning, but it was £40 billion worth of tax rises from her yesterday. >> choices i have made today are the right choices for our country . country. >> all was revealed in the chancellor's budget, national insurance tax, up capital gains tax up, inheritance tax up. but you will get a penny off your pint. conservative leader rishi sunak was not impressed. >> they have fiddled the figures. they have raised tax to record levels. >> they have broken their promises and it is the working people of this country that are going to pay the price. >> and a british man is among the 95 killed as flash floods cause horror and devastation in spain. we will have the very latest and safe access zones. >> new rules to stop anti—abortion campaigners protesting outside abortion clinics in england and wales come into force today. more on that to come . that to come. >> and trump bites back donald trump takes aim at president biden after he called his

we've got lovely miriam cates in for bev turner. have you been good. >> thank you.to be back. and yes it's got a great show ahead of us. but starting with this weekend. do you know him? >> mike i'm sorry, i don't. >> mike i'm sorry, i don't. >> i mean, i remember seeing him across the chamber, but i don't think i'd ever spoken to him. and i certainly didn't know his name until this incident, because when i heard his name, i thought, he's a labour mp. >> but i can't honestly say i've had a conversation with him. >> but anyway, well , you >> but anyway, well, you probably won't now. >> no. well, i think we'll hear more of him. he's lost the party whip effectively, so he'll operate as an independent mp in the commons chamber. but there will be huge pressure now after that, ctc footage. does he just not the bloke to the ground. he then repeatedly punched him when he was on the ground. >> yes, that is what the footage seems to say. of course we don't know what happened leading up to the incident, but this was on a night out in cheshire. i think it was nearly 3:00 in the

former tory mp miriam cates certainly thinks so. she joins me next.d last night i did grill the tory leadership hopeful robert jenrick. tonight it's the turn of kemi badenoch supporter, burghart mp. he'll tell me why kemi would yeah. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. coming up. it's climate hysteria actually damaging kids brains. i'm going to talk about that in a second. but first i'm joined now by the shadow northern ireland secretary alex burghart. now alex thank you so much for joining us tonight. you are backing kemi aren't you? yeah. i will be absolutely lighting up our television screens on thursday night right here on gb news as she does battle with robert jenrick . so why is she robert jenrick. so why is she better than him? >> i'm really looking forward to gb news debate on on thursday. i think it's going to be really good opportunity for all of your viewers to see, you know, the quality of both candidates. there are two very good candidates i've picked kemi, i, we were elected at the same time in 2017, and it was immediately apparent

miriam cates standing for in bev turner. >> so the halloween budget.y did they . did they. >> i hadn't thought of that. >> i hadn't thought of that. >> i had actually all these brilliant strategists in the treasury. number 10. the budget is on halloween. the first woman. i mean, it's going to be pumpkins and witchery. and i mean, well , maybe broomsticks in mean, well, maybe broomsticks in there as well as some tricks. >> who knows? timing. yes. poor. >> who knows? timing. yes. poor. >> so the chancellor says billions more for the health service will not undo 14 years of damage under the tories. >> now, earlier, health secretary wes streeting spoke to gb news. take a listen. >> there's no beating about the bush about it. whether it's the size of the waiting list, the fact that people can't guarantee an ambulance turns up on time, the struggle to get a gp appointment or a dentist. the waits in a&e. the nhs is not just on its knees, it's on its face. and what tomorrow's budget will give us the chance to do is arrest that decline and mark a turning point

we've got miriam cates joining me live on this mermaids trans charity story. we've got peter bleksley in about the chris kaba developing story, and indeed richard tice of reform uk. and i want to hear from you as well. the viewers gbnews.com/yoursay with all your views and comments, and i'll endeavour to get through them as the show progresses. a big three hours ahead, but first, your news headunes ahead, but first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. it'sjust >> ben. thank you. it's just gone. 3:00 these are your headunes gone. 3:00 these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. child serial killer lucy letby has lost her high court bid to challenge her conviction for the attempted murder of a baby girl. the 34 year old, who was found guilty of attempting to kill a newborn known as child k, was seeking permission to appeal against the conviction, claiming media coverage had to led overwhelming prejudice. however, three senior judges in london three seniorjudges in london rejected her application. the nurse is already serving 14 whole l

how can we save the british boozer and former tory mp miriam cates is in croatia for us. for the second european congress on family discussing birth rates and why we're having less babies . i'm we're having less babies. i'm dawn neesom don't get started on having more babies now. right? okay, watch the programme first. i'm dawn neesom and the weekend starts right here and now . starts right here and now. but i always say this and i genuinely mean it. the favourite part of the show every week is to talking you slot and it is. believe me, nothing without you and your views. so let me know your thoughts on everything we're talking about . anything we're talking about. anything you want to talk about. look, it's the weekend. literally the weekend. let's have a chat. what do you want to talk about? let me know. it's really easy to join in with the programme and all you do is visit gbnews.com/yoursay, join the conversation. i'll read as many of your views out as i can, but first let's get the news headunes first let's get the news headlines with the very wonderful will hollis .