i'm jacob rees—mogg.ith bated breath for the weather forecast in somerset. and i can tell you the sun will be shining. as always, it'll be perfect. beautiful weather in somerset. >> even though we'll see a cloudy start, it'll be a bright outlook for the rest of the day . outlook for the rest of the day. boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello again and welcome along to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news . staying met office for gb news. staying fine for most of us during the next 24 hours, but it will be chilly overnight and again we'll see some frost and fog form under this area of high pressure. the high this time contains clearer skies compared with last week's high pressure, which was predominantly gloomy. that means, of course, temperatures will fall away overnight quite quickly, so frost and fog pockets forming, especially across parts of wales, the midlands , northern wales, the midlands, northern england and northern ireland. at either side of that, we're going to see

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight as thee double down on their treatment of telegraph columnist allison pearson , the true scale of the pearson, the true scale of the police's orwellian investigations into non—crime hate incidents is revealed. president elect donald trump has officially won the house and senate, and with the majority of republican appointees on the supreme court, the trump train has surely become unstoppable. some deeply saddening news has emerged. the guardian has withdrawn from twitter owing to what it calls toxic content. i bet elon musk is crying into his cornflakes. plus , state of the cornflakes. plus, state of the nafion cornflakes. plus, state of the nation book club returns with lieutenant general sir simon mayall on his new book, the house of war the struggle between christendom and the caliphate state of the nation starts now . starts now. i'll also be joined by my most intellectual panel, gb news senior political commentator latest headlines. these are your latest headlines. i'd like to start the

i'm jacob rees—mogg.d you're waiting for the weather report from somerset. i'm glad to tell you that the weather in somerset is extremely pleasant. the sun has broken through the clouds and it will be absolutely glorious. late november weather. >> even though we'll see a cloudy start, it'll be a bright outlook for the rest of the day. boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hi there! welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. following a brighter start to the week for many of us compared with the last week, it stays clear overnight that will lead to frost and fog in places because high pressure is now firmly once again in charge of the weather, but this time with clearer spells under that high pressure and with temperatures falling overnight , we will see some and with temperatures falling overnight, we will see some mist and fog forming with northern ireland being the area most at risk of some dense fog by dawn, but also some patches for central and southern scotland

i'm rees—mogg, i'll be tomorrow at 8:00. this has been state well . hello, it's 11:00 which well.for headliners. three comedians taking you through tomorrow's top stories . through tomorrow's top stories. join us over the next hour to find out if it's better to be late than never. why these guys might be warming up to ed davey and how bonfire night's changed since i was a kid. i'm cressida wetton and my comedian panel tonight are made up of steve n allen and count dankula. this is headliners . headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with mark white. >> hello there. the main headunes >> hello there. the main headlines from the gb news centre . democratic presidential centre. democratic presidential candidate kamala harris has formally conceded defeat . vice formally conceded defeat. vice president harris spoke to hundreds of supporters in washington. she told them she would do everything possible to help the new president elect with a peaceful transition to the new administration . the new administration. >> the outcome of this election is not what w

we have political commentator annunziata rees—mogg , former tory mp sir rees—mogg, former tory mp sircrick.

programme we have the culture secretary lisa nandy, the politician turned reality tv showjacob rees—mogg0 and bbc one after the ten o'clock news. the prince and princess of wales have paid tribute to a 17—year—old girl, liz hatton, who's died from an aggressive and rare form of cancer, calling her a brave and humble young woman. they met last month after the teenager, from harrogate in north yorkshire, set up a bucket list she wanted to photograph as danny savage reports. she was a gifted teenage photographer, given only months to live. so liz hatton's family came up with a bucket list of things to do before she died. my mum said, "why don't we put it out there, for people to see?" i told her, "do what you want, because nobody�*s going to even look at it, never mind respond." i'm rankin. people certainly did respond, at the highest level. one of britain's leading fashion photographers let her loose on a shoot. when you hear a story about somebody that is not maybe got long to live, and they have a bucket list, you can't help but be immediately drawn to want to help. honestly, i think you

. >> it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight . state of the nation tonight. >> donalding defeat for the global elite, and a triumph for democracy. now it's time to reassert western values and power that have been undermined for too long. >> but the re—election of trump is good news for the uk, too. the question is, how will the labour government handle a trump presidency? united kingdom could be facing a risk to food security, as fury on british farms could lead to a strike, with farming influences planning to withhold produce to cause shortages. plus, i'll be speaking to the british businessman, founder of carphone warehouse and philanthropist david ross as the labour party's budget is set to devastate the nation's business landscape. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. joined by my most formidable panel joined by my most formidable panel, the former conservative cabinet minister sir john redwood , and the historian and redwood, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. as even broadcaster tessa dunlop. as ever, as always, i want to

weather on >> hello, it's me christopher hope gb news, political editor, standing in for sir jacob rees—moggt. >> the previous government were running an open borders experiment . experiment. >> that's right. the figures are in. net migration into the uk hit a record high of. get this . hit a record high of. get this. nearly 1 million people hit a record high of. get this. nearly1 million people last nearly 1 million people last yeah nearly 1 million people last year. and while numbers are down for this year, they're still at more than 700,000. tonight, i'll be speaking to former home secretary suella braverman, who has said the reduction is because of the policies she was pushing for when in government. plus, reform uk has announced that former tory mp dame andrea jenkins is its new surprise candidate for lincolnshire mayor. meanwhile, the assisted dying bill is to be voted on tomorrow night as nigel farage was saying after my interviews with a tory mp and a labour mp on it for chopper's political podcast will be debating that topic. plus, after closure of centuries old smithfield and billi

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it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.my last programme before the assisted suicide vote. so this evening i will explain why i believe parliament must reject this bill. human life is sacred. in other news, you may have heard that i have a reality television programme coming out next week. so in a state of the nation , so in a state of the nation, first i'll be interviewing my wife and star of the programme, helena rees—mogg. a landmark ceasefire deal between israel and hezbollah has been struck. but will this be a step towards a regional de—escalation.7 plus , a regional de—escalation.7 plus, a regional de—escalation.7 plus, a new report has suggested labouris a new report has suggested labour is wrong about the number of farmers set to be hit by inheritance taxes, with 75,000 farms possibly going to be hit by the changes. state of the nafion by the changes. state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most formidable panel , former conservative panel, former conservative cabinet minister si

we're going to be speaking to one of the rees—mogg family to get their take on it and making a noiset. >> it's about time to varne how much longer ? almost 70% of much longer? almost 70% of cancer patients say that waiting for treatment is the hardest part of battling the disease. we're going to be talking to an inspiring, cancer beating opera singer who's created a new song to give a voice to those waiting months for treatment . months for treatment. pmqs been a few weeks, actually, hasn't it, since prime minister's questions has had kemi badenoch and sir keir starmer. >> yeah, because last week we had somebody on for the tories. i can't remember his name. >> can you know, we're completely mark white or something like that. >> so but , but something like that. >> so but, but of course these fines that vauxhall the car giants face if they don't sell more electric cars were first dreamed up by the tories. >> and yes, i'm afraid quite a lot of what we're dealing with isn't isn't brand new overnight, isn't isn't brand new overnight, is it? gbnews.com/yoursay for your thoughts. this morn

and on siddhartha rees—mogg , and on siddhartha rees—mogg, former labour party advisor paul richards former adviser to bofis richards and former adviser to boris johnson. remember him? lord kulveer, ranger. of . lord kulveer, ranger. of. two hours of big opinion. big debate and big entertainment. does britain need a general election? we'll debate that after the news headunes we'll debate that after the news headlines with katie bowen . headlines with katie bowen. >> mark. thank you. a very good evening. it'sjust >> mark. thank you. a very good evening. it's just gone 9:00. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. the prime minister has said that he has spoken to welsh first minister eluned morgan about flooding in wales, as four people have now died as a result of the weather brought to the uk by storm babet. leonard morgan has said that it has been a really difficult weekend, describing the impact as absolutely devastating. the storm has brought more than 80% of november's average monthly rainfall in less than 48 hours, to some areas, with more than 100 flood alerts in p

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight . nationht. >> national insurance up . >> national insurance up. capital gains tax up . capital gains tax up. inheritance tax up. energy taxes up. business rates up . first up. business rates up. first time buyer stamp duty up . time buyer stamp duty up. pensions tax up . pensions tax up. >> and now inflation is up as well . within six months of well. within six months of taking office, labour's economic agenda has failed. i'll be asking the shadow business secretary, andrew griffith, how to stop labour dragging the uk back into the 1970s, talking of disastrous labour policies, an estimated 100,000 pensioners are set to be pushed into poverty because of the withdrawal of winter fuel payments. and as a jaguar owner, i was particularly sorry to see its ugly rebrand, which fails to learn from the similar failures, including famously british airways plus a congolese migrant who was granted asylum after several failed deportation attempts , has failed deportation attempts, has been jailed for rapin

we have political commentator annunziata rees—mogg , former tory mp sir rees—mogg, former tory mp sirhael fabricant and tv news legend michael crick. so a busy two hours to come folks. big debate, big entertainment and we don't do boring. not on my watch . don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so some shocking news about businesses folding since the budget . just folding since the budget. just wait for that folks. straight after the headlines and sophia wenzler. >> mark. thank you. good evening. it'sjust >> mark. thank you. good evening. it's just gone 9:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom to the us now, where it's understood donald trump has held a phone conversation with the russian president, vladimir putin, to discuss the war in ukraine. us media is reporting that trump warned putin not to escalate the conflict. it comes as joe biden is reportedly set to make a personal plea to donald trump about the importance of funding ukraine. it's understood the outgoing president will urge trump not to walk away from ukraine when the pair meet in the oval offi

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight.he nation has been devastated by labour's record breaking socialist budget, raising £40 billion. dubbed the nightmare on downing street. but tonight we will be looking at the brewing economic crisis. we'll also be hearing from a farmer who has warned about labour's proposed vandalism of british farming life, as inheritance tax changes are set to hit the industry. the us president, joe biden, has called trump supporters garbage in a stark reminder of hillary clinton's infamous basket of deplorables. we all know that the british elite feels the same way about brexit and reform voters, and will be discussing that, plus the death of prayer, as abortion buffer zones are introduced across the nation. and we'll be discussing that too . and we'll be discussing that too. state of the nation starts now. well, it's thursday, so i'm obviously going to be joined by my most intellectual panel. gb news is senior political commentator nigel nelson, and the journalist and conservative peer paul goodman

annunziata rees—mogg, a former member of the european parliament, and andy williams, a political commentatorbut before we get stuck in, let's cross live for the 6:00 news headunes. headlines. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom. the nation fell silent this morning to mark armistice day , honouring the armistice day, honouring the moment peace was declared in 1918 on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, with a two minute silence. a service has taken place at the cenotaph in london, where wreaths have been laid and prayers have been read, and a procession of the congregation took place. senior representatives of the armed forces and the ministry of defence have attended a service at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire. the duchess of edinburgh also spoke at the service . while the prime at the service. while the prime minister has marked armistice day in france today, becoming the first uk leader to do so since the winston churchill. and ahead of the commemorations, sir keir starmer and president emmanuel macron spoke about the

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.cted and illegal migrant has escaped deportation because of . yes, you deportation because of. yes, you guessed the echr. i will be looking at the plethora of cases that show it's time to leave this foreign court. who knew that crooked rachel would prove itself to be such an apt nickname for the chancellor? in so short a time? a subtle change to her linkedin biography reveals what we all suspected as she stands accused of breaching the ministerial code. tonight i will also reveal how my children face left wing indoctrination in schools. in what is more evidence of the left's long march through the institutions. plus are the essex rozzers again. they've tied themselves in knots over their treatment of telegraph columnist allison pearson, as it complains to the press regulator about the reporting on the story. state of the nation starts now . the nation starts now. we'll be joined by my most incisive panel, the former conservative home office minister tom pursglove, and the author and br

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight., has drawn to a close with a £300 billion annual climate reparations package agreed . we must package agreed. we must repudiate it in a future government should pull out of the paris accords. the former metropolitan police commissioner , metropolitan police commissioner, lord hogan—howe, has blasted his old force for its orwellian pursuit of non—crime hate incidents. but will it stop this authoritarian policy? the labour government is facing a crisis of confidence as businesses prepare to slash hiring after read rachel's tax raid. plus, as the assisted dying bill is to be voted on later this week, i will be talking to someone who recovered from a life threatening illness who thinks this legislation might have killed her. state of the nation starts now . starts now. i'll also be joined by my most forthright column panel by my most forthright column panel, telegraph columnist tim stanley , and the author and stanley, and the author and broadcaster eamonn archewell turner. as ever, it's

>> jacob rees—mogg?s the person who will be taking your position. >> that would be a different show. you've also got faith leaders to unite oppose assisted dying, which i think is very interesting because 29 faith leaders, and they're from different groups muslims, jews, hindus, sikhs, etc. and it just shows even some christians in there, even some christians. i thought that was a given. so even what they're saying, but it shows many different people. we'll get to on it later as well, are against this assisted dying bill. >> and the reason, the reason why this is so important is because 75% of the population in a recent study say they're in favour of it. we're getting to on this. we're going to get on. >> so it's on the front of the next paper. >> so we're going to talk about the next bill. >> but before we do, career criminals spared jail more than any time in the past 20 years. so if you are a re—offending criminal this is the time to do it. let's move on to the sunday times. >> nick. yeah, so sunday t

. >> it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.abour pretends it has a plan for the migrant crisis, with a meagre £75 million, to quote, smash the gangs. >> but nothing will change until we stop defending the human rights of criminals as it emerges. >> the treasury didn't disclose labour party donations to the civil service regulator when it pushed for ian caulfield's appointment. the chancellor, who now admits to failing to tell the truth about tax rises, has earned the new name crooked rachel. we are, of course, on the eve of the us election, as americans decide on their next president, so we'll be debating what either outcome would mean for the united kingdom. plus, as labour pushed the uk to the bnnk labour pushed the uk to the brink of blackouts, we're importing record levels of energy as labour's radical net zero transition pushes the country to the limit. state of the nation starts now . the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most forthright panel, the telegraph columnist tim stanley, and the author and broadcaster

and should you be ashamed to be posh, jacob rees—mogg's wife says she hates how posh she sounds .ut says she hates how posh she sounds. but should someone says she hates how posh she sounds . but should someone ever sounds. but should someone ever be ashamed of what they sound like? i've got a thing or two i could say about that. i'll tell you. i'm darren grimes and this is the weekend . is the weekend. now, this show is absolutely nothing without you and your views. let me know your thoughts on all of those stories and more that we'll be discussing today by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay to join that conversation there. i've got it right in front of me right now. now keeping me company on today's show is gb news, senior political commentator nigel nelson, and the broadcaster and journalist claire muldoon. but before we get stuck in to today's stories, we're going to get your news headunes we're going to get your news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> darren. thank you. the top stories. well, another weather alert has been issued and more than 200 flood alerts are in place in the uk

. >> it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.abour pretends it has a plan for the migrant crisis, with a meagre £75 million, to quote, smash the gangs. >> but nothing will change until we stop defending the human rights of criminals as it emerges. >> the treasury didn't disclose labour party donations to the civil service regulator when it pushed for ian caulfield's appointment. the chancellor, who now admits to failing to tell the truth about tax rises, has earned the new name crooked rachel. we are, of course, on the eve of the us election, as americans decide on their next president, so we'll be debating what either outcome would mean for the united kingdom. plus, as labour pushed the uk to the bnnk labour pushed the uk to the brink of blackouts, we're importing record levels of energy as labour's radical net zero transition pushes the country to the limit. state of the nation starts now . the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most forthright panel, the telegraph columnist tim stanley, and the author and broadcaster

good evening, it's me jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.onight, the government is set to announce millions in extra funding for migrants legal aid as a means of, quote, clearing the backlog, which is, of course , code for letting the of course, code for letting the vast majority of migrants in. meanwhile, despite the welfare budget being £268 billion, sir keir starmer has failed to deliver a promised crackdown on sickness benefits. i'll be joined by former tory leader and work and pensions secretary sir iain duncan smith . vauxhall has iain duncan smith. vauxhall has announced it is expected to close its luton based factory, putting over 1000 jobs at risk. and, as you may have guessed , and, as you may have guessed, the net zero drive is to blame. plus , the former prime minister plus, the former prime minister bofis plus, the former prime minister boris johnson has blamed the church of england for the obesity crisis. find out why, for this evening's denouement. have they been stealing the communion wafers.7 state of the nafion communion wafe

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.onight, the reverend starmer promised he wouldn't be telling people how to live their lives with his new net zero targets. but as it happens, his targets. but as it happens, his target is based on people reducing their meat and dairy consumption. former conservative party leader michael howard joined the state of the nation tonight to discuss his excoriating attack on tony blair's revolutionary human rights law that has threatened the constitution of the united kingdom. elon musk is set to lead the department of government efficiency. doge, named after his favourite cryptocurrency rather than the rulers of venice. as a former minister for government efficiency, i very much hope he succeeds. plus, as nigel farage revealed earlier, the full extent of allison pearson's treatment , we will be extent of allison pearson's treatment, we will be discussing the state sponsored assault on the state sponsored assault on the most valuable of all our liberties freedom of speech . liberties freedom