it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ht, the tory nation. tonight, the tory infighting has begun . reports infighting has begun. reports suggesting kemi badenoch has castigated the former prime minister for not informing the cabinet about the election. but all of those in government surely must share the blame. former home secretary suella braverman exclusively told gb news this earlier. >> this is a crisis for our party and if we don't realise the enormity of the problem and fundamentally change, we will have no chance of fixing it. >> tonight we'll be bringing you part of our interview from us correspondent steve edgington with the former home secretary. and it was as explosive as ever. and it was as explosive as ever. and now, with a labour government in charge, we face the possibility of david lammy as a foreign secretary during a trump presidency. tonight we'll have a look at some of mr lammy's colourful comments about the presidential candidate. plus a royal first, as buckingham palace opens its east wing to the pub

it's me , jacob rees—mogg, back. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation.on has delivered the biggest majority for a generation to the labour party. this is a vote for high taxes and high immigration. the conservatives have only ourselves to blame. meanwhile, channel crossings are already under way amidst keir starmer's announcement that the rwanda plan is dead. so what is labour's plan for illegal migration? reports have suggested criminals are set to be automatically released from prison less than halfway through their sentences. is this just a taster? what is calm under labour rule? plus, the ruling socialists have pledged to slash through the planning system. but are we destined for more ugly buildings? i'll be joined by one of the leading architectural voices in the uk. state of the nafion voices in the uk. state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most erudite panel, telegraph columnist tim stanley, and the author and broadcaster eamonn nicole turner. as ever, let me know your views. i hope you haven't forgotten the

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ht, the tory nation. tonight, the tory infighting has begun . reports infighting has begun. reports suggesting kemi badenoch has castigated the former prime minister for not informing the cabinet about the election. but all of those in government surely must share the blame. former home secretary suella braverman exclusively told gb news this earlier. >> this is a crisis for our party and if we don't realise the enormity of the problem and fundamentally change, we will have no chance of fixing it. >> tonight we'll be bringing you part of our interview from us correspondent steve edgington with the former home secretary. and it was as explosive as ever. and it was as explosive as ever. and now, with a labour government in charge, we face the possibility of david lammy as a foreign secretary during a trump presidency. tonight we'll have a look at some of mr lammy's colourful comments about the presidential candidate. plus a royal first, as buckingham palace opens its east wing to the pub

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ht, the tory nation. tonight, the tory leadership race is underway and tonight i will be bringing you a full length interview with shadow security minister tom tugendhat. i asked him everything from the echr to withdraw from that convention or lead a conservative party campaigning to withdraw from it. >> i am willing to do it. >> i am willing to do it. >> to what to do about nigel farage and reform . farage and reform. >> nigel has made his position clear, but i'm asking your position. >> would you want him in.7 >> would you want him in.7 >> look, i think nigel has made his position clear. i to the future of the tory party we've got to rebuild, frankly , this is got to rebuild, frankly, this is where what we've got to do is we've got to own the mistakes that we made . that we made. >> that's all coming up shortly. plus, we will be discussing labour's new energy plans that will cost you more than £8 billion. we'll also be speaking to a local resident of weatherfield. amidst the news tha

i'm joined in the studio by jacob rees—mogg.on with this reality tv show? tell us all. >> oh, well, at least i'm not going into the jungle. i'm not following the footsteps, well, i'm going to be doing something with discovery. plus, they are following me around. they're here in the studio at the moment and they're beginning to see what life with jacob rees—mogg is like. >> so they're going to be following you. but this is also inside the home as well, isn't it ? yes. it? yes. >> now they've come to see us at home and mary, my daughter, is absolutely loving it . my absolutely loving it. my grandmother, my father's mother was an actress. and i think this is an inherited by mary. >> who long are they going to follow you for, >> i'm not entirely sure when they're going to end. it was because we were thinking there'd because we were thinking there'd be an election in november and that all came earlier. so i think they're trying to get it all done quite quickly. >> and are you not worried about the downsides of this? >> well, there's

big beasts including jacob rees—mogg, penny mordaunt , grant rees—mogg, penny mordaunt, grant shappslost their seats and here is prime minister rishi sunak saying he will resign as tory leader outside number 10 as prime minister for the last time , i will shortly be the last time, i will shortly be seeing his majesty the king to offer my resignation as prime minister to the country. >> i would like to say, first and foremost, i am sorry. >> and it was, of course , a >> and it was, of course, a labour landslide. sir keir starmer campaigned for change. well, he's got it. >> change begins now . and it >> change begins now. and it feels good. i have to be honest . feels good. i have to be honest. >> a big night for reform uk with large swings across the country to nigel farage and richard tice, both entered parliament for the first time. let's hear from them both . let's hear from them both. >> so i am now the member of parliament, elected for the great constituency of boston and skegness. so it's, it's the proudest moment of my life . proudest moment of my life. >> we will now be target

jacob rees—mogg course. state of the nafion rees—mogg course. state of the nation is up next.orrow 3 to 6 pm. but first is your weather with alex burrow. b urrow. >> burrow. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. here's your latest gb news, weather forecast coming to you from the met office for many , tomorrow looks office for many, tomorrow looks like it's going to be a bit dner like it's going to be a bit drier and a bit sunnier with that two. that being said, there will be some showery rain around most of today's showers are clearing away towards the east as we go overnight, but there is another system coming into the west and the southwest and we are going to see further outbreaks of rain, which could be heavy, pushing across parts of wales and also southwest england. as we go overnight elsewhere, apart from a few showers towards the east northeast, it's going to be largely dry and there will be some clear skies around, but for many another warm night temperatures are particularly in the towns and cities, holding u

sir jacob rees—mogg. these are sirjacob rees—mogg.ib dems. that's an increase of six fold increase on what they had in 2019. you've got four reform uk mps and that's fascinating of how the how the right rebuilds itself. now will it be will the tory party be drawn more towards where reform uk is and not into the centre ground? and that will help the labour party cement their their rule for maybe the next election as well? quite extraordinary result last night. so we are expecting to hear from rishi sunak. he'll give a statement around ten 1030 on the step of downing street, and he'll then go to the king. he'll then resign as prime minister. he'll be driven away in his private car, having arrived there by government car. and then sir keir starmer sees the king, becomes prime minister and then comes here for a statement around 1220. and we're expecting him to start appointing the big cabinet jobs in the early afternoon. before that, we should see shortly. jeremy hunt, the chancellor, leave number 11, downing street for the final time. he

it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation.on the two child benefit cap. tonight, we will show you how the tax and benefit system discourages people from tying the knot and expanding their broods . labour's noms plan for broods. labour's noms plan for illegal migration is under the microscope. the refugee council has said as many as 70,000 700,000 migrants could be granted asylum under the new socialist regime, as keir starmer plans to crack down on second jobs, it poses the question should mps be allowed them at all? tonight i will break my silence on this matter. plus the bbc wage bill has been released and while a recalcitrant left wing activist who talks about association football remains the highest earner, an unexpected employee has done rather well for himself. state of the nation starts now . starts now. i'll also be joined by my most pugnacious panel this evening, former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the pr consultant and former labour aide stella salcedo. as ever, let me know your views. mel margaret gb new

if children are being brought up in a family of two parents, jacob rees—mogg , parents, jacob rees—moggget, of course, tomorrow at 7:00 he's back. the man himself, nigel farage, will be in this seat. you will not want to miss that. thanks for joining me. i'll be back tomorrow, 3 to 6 pm. on the martin daubney show. but first, here's your weather with annie shuttleworth . shuttleworth. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news. weather update brought to you from the met office. heavy rain will continue in central areas overnight with rain warnings in force, but for many of us it is going to be a mild night. we've got southwesterly winds as low pressure has been approaching from the southwest and band of rain is pivoting around this area of low pressure, bringing some very heavy rain to central areas of england, parts of wales as well, where there's a rain warning in force until the early hours of tuesday, we could see some localised flooding by tomorrow morning. further north it will remain largely dry

it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation.speech was broadcast across the nation today , with his majesty setting today, with his majesty setting out his newly returned labour government's legislative agenda. but is making the law as simple as it seems. rishi sunak declares he will not oppose the government for the sake of it. more and more layers of government taking away the rights of adults to smoke and further controls on advertising. we're heading to a level of big state control that would make george orwell grimace, but is there really any difference between what the tories were proposing? half of the legislation is left over from the last government. so what is the last government. so what is the point of opposition? boris johnson flew out to see donald trump to increase the pressure on him to keep up support for ukraine. if he is victorious in november, will a second trump presidency seize zelenskyy left out in the cold environment is important, but more important is the wellbeing and security of our people. yet again

now coming up is the state of the nation, of course, with jacob rees—mogg , who hoves into jacob rees—moggt to me. can i quickly ask you about your no doubt you're gonna feature on your show that rachel reeves statement earlier on putting the boot into your party's legacy? do you think she can be trusted? do you think she can be trusted? do you think it's fair that she'll get away with continue blaming the tories for this black hole? >> she won't get away with it. because what she said today is extraordinarily dishonest. she herself was aware of the figures. she said herself that she knew what the figures were because of the abr, various other people said there may be 20 billion that needs to be found during the election campaign. this is not news and to pretend it is and to blame the tories is simply dishonest. it's also a rounding error in terms of economic growth. the economic growth is a little bit higher. the government has extra money to spend. if it's a little bit lower, it has less. the forecast are not accurate to £20 billion. so what she's saying is fake news and do you think peo

i'm jacob rees—mogg.been on air, i'm getting reports of the beautiful conditions in somerset from my children who are having lovely time in the garden. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. coming to you from the met office. here is your latest gb news. weather forecast. whilst tomorrow is looking largely sunny and hotter than today for many of us, we do have a bit of cloud and some rain. still across parts of the northwest due to a weak decaying front that is gradually making its way south eastwards . that its way south eastwards. that rain then is going to push its way a little bit further across parts of scotland and perhaps northern ireland, before easing and clearing away overnight. and so for many, it is going to turn largely dry. there will be some clear skies around , but also clear skies around, but also a few pockets of mist and fog here and there in the southeast. i'm expecting it to be a bit warmer than last night, but towards the nor

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anyway, for now i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation.day. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello, very good evening to you. here's your latest gb news weather update coming to you from the met office. there could be some heavy, possibly even thundery rain this weekend, but before then a lot of fine and hot weather are around. that being said, there is a weather system affecting parts of scotland and northern ireland through the end of today, bringing a bit more cloud and some outbreaks of rain here, though the rain will be easing overnight, so turning mostly dry. meanwhile, across the bulk of england and wales , it's a dry of england and wales, it's a dry night with largely clear skies, albeit a few pockets of fog. a bit more cloud, perhaps towards western parts , temperatures not western parts, temperatures not dropping a huge amount. a bit difficult for sleeping for some of us. some places holding up in the high teens celsius though a little bit cooler towards the northwest and then tomorrow it i

i'm still jacob rees—mogg, and you've been sending in your mail. moggs on crime. look at the way the police .can come in full force when english riot . and force when english riot. and when communities like harehills riot, they run away. the english who take a stand are labelled as far right and it's completely out of order. i don't agree with any sort of rioting, but people have simply had enough of how this country is going so far downhill that we are at the point of no return. and steven said steven's points really important. actually, we had much worse poverty in the victorian slums, but we didn't have the same breakdown of law and order that we have today. so huw edwards has pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children. westminster magistrates court was told seven of the 41 indecent images sent to the veteran broadcaster by a man who has now been named from merthyr tydfil, were of the most serious type. what i'm interested in is why the liberal media elites, led by the likes of lewis goodall, jon sopel and owen jones, jumped his defence and blamed the

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .ight, the tory leadership race is underway and tonight i will be bringing you a full length interview with shadow security minister tom tugendhat. i asked him everything from the echr to withdraw from that convention or lead a conservative party campaigning to withdraw from it. >> i am willing to do it. >> i am willing to do it. >> to what to do about nigel farage and reform . farage and reform. >> nigel has made his position clear, but i'm asking your position. >> would you want him in? >> would you want him in? >> look, i think nigel has made his position clear. i to the future of the tory party we've got to rebuild, frankly , this is got to rebuild, frankly, this is where what we've got to do is we've got to own the mistakes that we made . that we made. >> that's all coming up shortly. plus, we will be discussing labour's new energy plans that will cost you more than £8 billion. we'll also be speaking to a local resident of weatherfield. amidst the news that the raf base turned migr

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it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.e limelight, just in time for labour's accession to power . and he in time for labour's accession to power. and he has all sorts of suggestions for sir keir starmer, including id cards, immigration controls and even talks of £50 billion in tax rises. is this just a taste of what is to come? reports have suggested migrants are gloating over the fact that they will no longer be sent to rwanda, while its government has declared that there will be no refund on the £270 million already spent. new health secretary met junior doctors today in an attempt to bnng doctors today in an attempt to bring to an end their frequent rounds of industrial inaction. but

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.e limelight, just in time for labour's accession to power . and he in time for labour's accession to power. and he has all sorts of suggestions for sir keir starmer, including id cards, immigration controls and even talks of £50 billion in tax rises. is this just a taste of what is to come? reports have suggested migrants are gloating over the fact that they will no longer be sent to rwanda, while its government has declared that there will be no refund on the £270 million already spent. new health secretary met junior doctors today in an attempt to bnng doctors today in an attempt to bring to an end their frequent rounds of industrial inaction. but will their demands of a 35% pay but will their demands of a 35% pay rise get in the way of any progress? plus, from the ashes of disaster , grow the roses of of disaster, grow the roses of success today was the popular conservatism conference, in which we discussed the future of the tory party so is there a way back for the conservatives? f

liz truss and jacob rees—mogg?e of commons changing institutional structures. meanwhile, you're not getting on with the very important tax changes , important tax changes, regulatory changes that we need to make britain work now in a future conservative government. of course, we need to sort out these institutional structures, and we need to be very clear about that. but what's happening today is labour actually making the situation worse. we struggled because too much power had been handed over to unelected bureaucrats. they want to double down on that . i mean, to double down on that. i mean, it's amazing the chancellor seems to want to make no decisions about the economy. if gordon brown handed over the power to the bank of england over interest rates and now rachel reeves wants to hand over all the power on fiscal policy to the office of budget responsibility, you might ask, what is she actually there for? >> and the obr's record is terrible. i mean, year in, year out, it gets its forecasts wrong, and yet it's

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation .the tory infighting has begun . reports infighting has begun. reports suggesting kemi badenoch has castigated the former prime minister for not informing the cabinet about the election. but all of those in government surely must share the blame. former home secretary suella braverman exclusively told gb news this earlier. >> this is a crisis for our party and if we don't realise the enormity of the problem and fundamentally change, we will

the immediate issue, jacob rees—mogg, isjoe biden. is he too old?inction, the president of the us, and he seemed a confused old man, and it looks cool to make him carry on going through with this and not giving the american people a proper choice, because they need to have a candidate of the left and the candidate of the right, either of whom can run the country and be effectively the leader of the free world at a time of great danger. —— it looks cruel. the presidency matters. there is not someone who can effectively and do it, and the final decisions must be signed off by the president. you are a trump fan... he is only three years younger thanjoe biden. age is not a thing that is generally spread evenly? i don't think entirely at about age, we'rejust i don't think entirely at about age, we're just listening i don't think entirely at about age, we'rejust listening to i don't think entirely at about age, we're just listening to nancy pelosi, whose brother the same age asjoe biden, and what she has a really important about her contemporary tone. ——

good evening. >> it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation.underway with its net zero agenda. as ed miliband orders an immediate ban on new drilling in the north sea. the only interest this serves is overseas dictators. gb news political editor christopher hope sat down with the prime minister today, and he discussed everything from relations with europe to overhauling the planning system. gb news is polling has revealed which tory leader voters would like to see for the next election. can you guess who it might be? plus, for those of you who are watching when the result might count was announced last week, you may recall a man wearing a baked bean mask , mr wearing a baked bean mask, mr barmy branch. he joins me live in the studio. state of the nafion in the studio. state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. i'll be joined by my panel, labour activist susie stride and daily telegraph columnist madeline grant. as ever, i want to hear your views. send them in mail. margaret gbnews.com. but now it's what you've all been waiting for. the

there should be a place for jacob rees—mogg. in the party and it's sad to lose great colleagues like this. >> he was a parliamentarian above all. i mean, he's somebody who really enjoyed being in the chamber giving speeches. okay. and i think it's a shame that if indeed he's lost more breaking news. >> no, i didn't get that one. >> no, i didn't get that one. >> bristol central has gone to the green, so thangam debbonaire appears to have lost that for laboun appears to have lost that for labour. she's the shadow culture secretary. the greens there. it's carla denyer who's the co—leader of the greens along with adrian ramsay, has stood against labour there and won significantly. looking to me that they've won by more than 10,000 votes. so thangam debbonaire that's a that's a bit of a shock isn't it? luciana and mark, very popular member of the labour party, somebody that was looking forward to having a key cabinet post. i'd say. >> yeah. i mean thangam is a brilliant member of parliament, has been very dedicated in the work that s

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight with thenited kingdom, we will be revealing a metropolitan police recruitment campaign that shows why police forces are losing their way and why we need a return to proper policing. huw edwards, once the star of the bbc, has pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children. we'll be discussing why the liberal media elite were so keen to exonerate him and attack the sun newspaper for reporting on his misbehaviour. could labour be about to cause energy bills to rise again amidst a drive towards green energy? plus the hidden annual cost of employee illness has reached £30 billion since 2018, while britain is facing a productivity crisis. i'll be joined by a man with a plan for britain's economy. state of the nafion britain's economy. state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my fearsomely feisty panel historian, broadcaster tessa dunlop and the associate common editor at the telegraph, moutaz ahmed. as ever, i want to hear from you. let me know your views. mailmogg@gbnews.com. but

i'm jacob rees—mogg. the nation and the weather in somerset, particularly in west harptree tomorrow. glorious. perfect for taking daisy for a walk, or so i'm told. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office. for many tomorrow looks like it's going to be a bit dner like it's going to be a bit drier and a bit sunnier with that two. that being said, there will be some showery rain around most of today's showers are clearing away towards the east as we go overnight, but there is another system coming into the west and the southwest and we are going to see further outbreaks of rain, which could be heavy, pushing across parts of wales and also southwest england. as we go overnight elsewhere, apart from a few showers towards the east northeast, it's going to be largely dry and there will be some clear skies around. but for many, another warm night temperatures are particularly in the towns and

it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation.onight, amid the potential labour rebellion on the two child benefit cap. tonight, we will show you how the tax and benefit system discourages people from tying the knot and expanding their broods . labour's noms plan for broods. labour's noms plan for illegal migration is under the microscope. the refugee council has said as many as 70,000 700,000 migrants could be granted asylum under the new socialist regime, as keir starmer plans to crack down on second jobs, it poses the question should mps be allowed them at all.7 tonight question should mps be allowed them at all? tonight i will break my silence on this matter. plus the bbc wage bill has been released and while a recalcitrant left wing activist who talks about association football remains the highest earner, an unexpected employee has done rather well for himself. state of the nation starts now . starts now. i'll also be joined by my most pugnacious panel this evening, former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the pr consu

i'm jacob rees—mogg.f the nation and you want the latest weather report from somerset? i understand it will be absolutely splendid tomorrow. no rain in sight. glorious sunshine. ideal day for going to weston super mare. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . sponsors of weather on . solar. sponsors of weather on. gb. news >> good evening. this is your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office. there's likely to be something a bit drier and warmer early next week, but before then, plenty of showers and actually through the end of today there is still some more persistent rain affecting some parts of the south—east due to a waving frontal system that's already brought quite a bit of rain. that rain in the far south—east should clear through as we go through the next few hours though, and so for many it is going to be a largely dry night, just a scattering of showers continuing across western parts of scotland in particular also parts of northern ireland and northwest england. many p

i'm jacob rees—mogg. been on air, i'm getting reports of the beautiful conditions in somerset from my children who are having lovely time in the garden. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. coming to you from the met office. here is your latest gb news. weather forecast. whilst tomorrow is looking largely sunny and hotter than today for many of us, we do have a bit of cloud and some rain. still across parts of the northwest due to a weak decaying front that is gradually making its way south eastwards . that its way south eastwards. that rain then is going to push its way a little bit further across parts of scotland and perhaps northern ireland, before easing and clearing away overnight. and so for many, it is going to turn largely dry. there will be some clear skies around , but also clear skies around, but also a few pockets of mist and fog here and there in the southeast. i'm expecting it to be a bit warmer than last night, but towards the no

grant shafts and penny mordant and jacob rees-mogg or. jeremy hunt held onto his seats.treet. what this could mean with joe easton in terms of u.k. utilities and databanks. what are the implications from the majority of labor? ? : there are two elements. we seen villages and companies, pledging to fix that, some followed ends -- politicians as for dividends and that has weighed on stocks. brought energy bills, labor will have a new renewable energy company, not much detail so the market is skeptical and it's weighing on companies. the most important thing for this sector is bond yields. the big drop that we soar in 2022 was with trust -- liz truss budget with a more stable government. people hope we will not see a repeat but that has been the concern. we don't want another point of that, but sector specific thing are a key focus for the labor government. tom: joe easton, indeed. let's focus on tax now. joining me in terms of how we should think about changes, let's bring in alexander britton davis. with a focus on dom's and the agenda. a windy day, a slice of history. pr

now coming up is the state of the nation, of course, with jacob rees—mogg , who hoves into jacob rees—moggt to me. can i quickly ask you about your no doubt you're gonna feature on your show that rachel reeves statement earlier on putting the boot into your party's legacy? do you think she can be trusted? do you think she can be trusted? do you think it's fair that she'll get away with continue blaming the tories for this black hole? >> she won't get away with it. because what she said today is extraordinarily dishonest. she herself was aware of the figures. she said herself that she knew what the figures were because of the abr, various other people said there may be 20 billion that needs to be found during the election campaign. this is not news and to pretend it is and to blame the tories is simply dishonest. it's also a rounding error in terms of economic growth. the economic growth is a little bit higher. the government has extra money to spend. if it's a little bit lower, it has less. the forecast are not accurate to £20 billion. so what she's saying is fake news and do you think peo

mel mogg @gbnews.but i'm delighted to be joined now by tim crosland, environmental lawyer and campaigner for defend our juries. well on defend our juries i think i agree with you completely, but that unfortunately is not what we're talking about today. we've got these resources. we're going to be using oil and gas for the foreseeable future. doesn't it just make sense to use ours rather than other people's? >> i'd just like to start with a point of agreement, because i think points of agreement. and one thing you said i do completely agree with, which is this idea that the uk has decoupled economic growth from carbon emissions , is a fallacy, carbon emissions, is a fallacy, as you say , global emissions as you say, global emissions continue to rise. the reality is the uk is a service sector economy. so we import a lot of embedded carbon from china and elsewhere. and that's the real story. so there's a real deception in that narrative . and deception in that narrative. and i also agree, if you look at t

yes, sir. >> well, there is something about the rees—moggs. he's not just posh like aristocracy. significant role in the sort of mid 20th century as well . and. mid 20th century as well. and. and i think it will of the times. yes. i think it will be quite interesting possibly seeing his family because they are very traditional, but not just in a kind of stuffy that we've done things like this since the 12th century kind of way. he clearly has made it work. you know, to some large extent he is an he's not just posh, he's a he's like a kind of he's like one of those like, rock formations in the monument valley that has survived extraordinary erosion, you know, throughout his people over many, many ages. there are lots of wacko, posh people who just, you know, go hunting and fishing and three point eventing or whatever, you know, rees—mogg has actually remained , i mean, has actually remained, i mean, of course, you know, on his side to some extent because he's on this channel, but he actually does remain engaged with the modern world without sacrificing any of his, i don't know, hi

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.onight, sir tony blair is back in the limelight, just in time for labour's accession to power . and he in time for labour's accession to power. and he has all sorts of suggestions for sir keir starmer, including id cards, immigration controls and even talks of £50 billion in tax rises. is this just a taste of what is to come.7 reports have suggested migrants are gloating over the fact that they will no longer be sent to rwanda, while its government has declared that there will be no refund on the £270 million already spent. new health secretary met junior doctors today in an attempt to bnng doctors today in an attempt to bring to an end their frequent rounds of industrial inaction. but will their demands of a 35% pay but will their demands of a 35% pay rise get in the way of any progress? plus, from the ashes of disaster , grow the roses of of disaster, grow the roses of success today was the popular conservatism conference, in which we discussed the future of the tory party so is ther