neil hamilton , that wouldn't.our head sagely like the churchill dog . yeah, like the churchill dog. yeah, well, i'm not in favour of tv tax. it had a justification when bbc was the sole channel. i'm old enough to . remember those old enough to. remember those heady days ? and then it made heady days? and then it made sense . if you had a tv set, then sense. if you had a tv set, then the anything you get from the bbc so you can. funded by licence fee we now a multiplicity of tv channels, let alone all the other forms of media that people have access to. no justification for to. there's no justification for this all. the only this at all. the only justification that is in justification that there is in terms public service, terms of public service, broadcasting, like the broadcasting, things like the orchestras, the world service and so on. that's a very small part of the bbc's total budget. i think that's any justification whatsoever for the entertainment output of the bbc being funded by a tax. things like radio o

neil hamilton , that wouldn't.head sagely like the churchill dog . yeah, like the churchill dog. yeah, well, i'm not in favour of tv tax. it had a justification when bbc was the sole channel. i'm old enough to . remember those old enough to. remember those heady days ? and then it made heady days? and then it made sense . if you had a tv set, then sense. if you had a tv set, then the anything you get from the bbc so you can. funded by licence fee we now a multiplicity of tv channels, let alone all the other forms of media that people have access to. no justification for to. there's no justification for this all. the only this at all. the only justification that is in justification that there is in terms public service, terms of public service, broadcasting, like the broadcasting, things like the orchestras, the world service and so on. that's a very small part of the bbc's total budget. i think that's any justification whatsoever for the entertainment output of the bbc being funded by a tax. things like radio one,

i'll be asking the leader of ukip, neil hamilton . in my big ukip, neil hamilton.on, spoilt cry—babies harry and meghan's relentless attacks on the monarchy. a serving only one purpose to make it more popular. and in my take it ten striking passport workers are planning to ruin the great british summer holiday. my reaction? plus my all star panel and tomorrow's papers . see you . at eight on mark dolan tonight. at eight on mark dolan tonight . with on mark dolan tonight. with 7 million working age adults not active in the economy. has lost its work ethic . active in the economy. has lost its work ethic. i'll be asking the leader of ukip , neil the leader of ukip, neil hamilton, in my big opinion, spoilt cry—baby is harry and meghan's relentless attacks on the monarchy, asserting only one purpose to make it more popular . and in my take it ten striking passport workers are planning to ruin the great british summer houday. ruin the great british summer holiday . my reaction? plus my holiday. my reaction? plus my star panel and tomorrow's papers . see you . . see you.

but doing battle this tonight, it's former conservative mp and current ukip leader neil hamilton and han. neil, rights lawyer shoaib khan. neil, thank you very much joining us as well as your show. but of course, neil, how are the refugees affording? £7,000 trips to britain when they're supposed to britain when they're supposed to quite poor? are they ? well to be quite poor? are they? well this is a racket, isn't it? overwhelmingly these people are economic , not genuine , from economic, not genuine, from persecuted , whether it's persecuted, whether it's political, racial or whatever. and as you say, the fact they can afford to pay these outrage , gorgeous sums for this trip across the channel, i think is a pointer to the reality here. you know, 98% of the people who arrive on these boats have destroyed their documentation identifying , their nationality identifying, their nationality and where they've come from, the 70% of them are adult males between 18 and 39 years . old and between 18 and 39 years. old and 83% of them immediately make asylum claims. so are the numbers are now re

but doing battle this tonight, it's former conservative mp and current ukip leader neil hamilton and han. neil, rights lawyer shoaib khan. neil, thank you very much joining us as well as your show. but of course, neil, how are the refugees affording? £7,000 trips to britain when they're supposed to britain when they're supposed to quite poor? are they ? well to be quite poor? are they? well this is a racket, isn't it? overwhelmingly these people are economic , not genuine , from economic, not genuine, from persecuted , whether it's persecuted, whether it's political, racial or whatever. and as you say, the fact they can afford to pay these outrage , gorgeous sums for this trip across the channel, i think is a pointer to the reality here. you know, 98% of the people who arrive on these boats have destroyed their documentation identifying , their nationality identifying, their nationality and where they've come from, the 70% of them are adult males between 18 and 39 years . old and between 18 and 39 years. old and 83% of them immediately make asylum claims. so are the numbers are now re

neil hamilton. that's not a stephen. neil looks a lot older. neil you've lost all your hair.the lights, i think. yeah. what was it? look at the life. and then we can. we hear you? so talk to me then, what's your thought on this ? what's your thought on this? well, i think it's a good start. i don't think it's complete answer to the problem. the complete course, complete answer, of course, would to be pick them up in the boats in, the channel, and take them to france. francis has them back to france. francis has said that it's a european decision and the european commission has said it has no interest doing that. so i'm interest in doing that. so i'm afraid that the eu which through its open borders policy has caused this problem in the first place has no desire to play any in the solution to the problem, even it's as big a problem in france as it in britain. but i do think that the world will get around if? we successfully do. sensible and that if pay the people smugglers five or £10,000 whatever they charge, then you end up wanting to the uk possibly. but in rwanda if that's

good friend of mine, neil hamilton . we've also got all hamilton.ot all your favourite elements of the show, the papers, my take it's happening, which i'll be dealing with. prince harry and meghan and lots more come . but it's and lots more to come. but it's lineker next. don't go . there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. and ministers for deal with france a game changer we'll be asking the leader of ukip neil hamilton to untangle the agreements . should trans women agreements. should trans women have been included in international women's day celebration ? fans will be celebration? fans will be debating that with top journalist nicole lampard's. and as the has just broken that, gary lineker will be stepping back from match of the day t

let's get reaction from the leader of ukip, neil hamilton , neil rishi sunak has hamilton, neil rishik has made it one of his five pledges to stop the boats . will the to stop the boats. will the forthcoming legislation in the house of commons and this deal with france do the trick ? well, with france do the trick? well, no , certainly this deal with no, certainly this deal with france won't do the trick. now £500 million to carry on doing what's been totally ineffective for the last five years. the only thing that will stop the boats coming across is if we intercept them or if they reach our shores . return all the our shores. return all the migrants , those boats back to migrants, those boats back to france . but macron said right at france. but macron said right at the start of proceedings that that wasn't going to happen. they weren't even going to discuss it. so it can't work. have 500 extra officials to police a 70 mile line of beaches . i mean, it's a nonsense. it's like trying to fill a sieve with water. it simply can't be effective . and the politics runs effective. and the p

let's get reaction from the leader of ukip, neil hamilton , neil rishi sunak has hamilton, neil rishik has made it one of his five pledges to stop the boats . will the to stop the boats. will the forthcoming legislation in the house of commons and this deal with france do the trick ? well, with france do the trick? well, no , certainly this deal with no, certainly this deal with france won't do the trick. now £500 million to carry on doing what's been totally ineffective for the last five years. the only thing that will stop the boats coming across is if we intercept them or if they reach our shores . return all the our shores. return all the migrants , those boats back to migrants, those boats back to france . but macron said right at france. but macron said right at the start of proceedings that that wasn't going to happen. they weren't even going to discuss it. so it can't work. have 500 extra officials to police a 70 mile line of beaches . i mean, it's a nonsense. it's like trying to fill a sieve with water. it simply can't be effective . and the politics runs effective. and the p

i'll be asking the leader of ukip , neil the leader of ukip, neil hamilton, in my big opinion, spoiltnd meghan's relentless attacks on the monarchy, asserting only one purpose to make it more popular . and in my take it ten striking passport workers are planning to ruin the great british summer houday. ruin the great british summer holiday . my reaction? plus my holiday. my reaction? plus my star panel and tomorrow's papers . see you . . see you. at eight. hello again. welcome back to neil oliver live on gb news tv and on radio, we take a look at why some cats are coming home with parts of their bodies shaved in the county of kent and how the dutch farmers protest had a surprising victory. how the dutch farmers protest had a surprising victory . plus, had a surprising victory. plus, a look at what really happened oscar night. that's all. after the latest news headlines brought to you this evening by tatiana sanchez . neil, thank you tatiana sanchez. neil, thank you and good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom, the home secretary has defended a plan to send illegal migrant

good friend of mine, neil hamilton . we've also got all hamilton.ot all your favourite elements of the show, the papers, my take it's happening, which i'll be dealing with. prince harry and meghan and lots more come . but it's and lots more to come. but it's lineker next. don't go . next good evening i'm tatiana sanchez in the gb newsroom tomorrow's match of the day will focus on match of the day will focus on match action

i'm joined now by former leader ukip, neil hamilton. leader of ukip, neil hamilton. tator. letters from obfuscate. well, i'm going to start you neil as you in the studio with me now. what do you think then should they be allowed to second jobs? well, can i say of all, i'm still the leader of ukip. leader? yeah, well, i think it's no bad thing for mps . have well, i think it's no bad thing for mps. have a foot in the world for a one day a week or so, but it all depends on what it is that they're doing. the sort of arrangement which we've read about the papers today, it doesn't seem to me like anything to do with the real world at all, not least because the company they were so happy to take doesn't. but if take money from doesn't. but if you've a business, you've got a family business, for you elected as for example, you get elected as mp. nothing wrong with mp. i see nothing wrong with continuing to you keep your hand in with that . many mp have done in with that. many mp have done that, including heseltine, for example, in the past he built up haymarket press massive

and ministers for deal with france a game changer we'll be asking the leader of ukip neil hamilton tos . should trans women agreements. should trans women have been included in international women's day celebration ? fans will be celebration? fans will be debating that with top journalist nicole lampard's. and as the has just broken that, gary lineker will be stepping back from match of the day this weekend . we'll speak to former weekend. we'll speak to former premier league star hal robinson . lots to get through it . premier league star hal robinson . lots to get through it. is a lineker on the brink special? but first, the headlines with that can never be fired. taxi a sanchez. that can never be fired. taxi a sanchez . marg, thanks very good sanchez. marg, thanks very good evening. this is the latest from the gb news remand. as you've just been hearing, the bbc told gary lineker to step back from presenting match the day until

now i spoke to neil hamilton on friday and he said it's bogus. it's not workable andifs it's bogus.comes. giving it her backing . and it giving it her backing. and it could be that euro judges feel the same way. i think would. i think it will. go ahead but i'm not sure how practicality because it's going to cost such an enormous amount of money to actually this. i don't know whether it makes any financial sense, but apart from the morality , isn't it isn't it like morality, isn't it isn't it like a like of those supermarket loss leaders that it's all about sending a message to, those who would seek to enter the country that there's a chance you'll up in rwanda. and it's a huge . so in rwanda. and it's a huge. so it's basically almost a pr stunt. yeah, but you know what? i think that's part the problem in this country at the moment. there's too many pr stunts. there's too many pr stunts. there's too many pr stunts. there's too much grandstanding, far , many cut and paste far, many cut and paste soundees far, many cut and paste soundbites and not enough real policy . we want to make s

now i spoke to neil hamilton on friday and he said it's bogus. it's not workable andifs it's bogus.s. giving it her backing . and it giving it her backing. and it could be that euro judges feel the same way. i think would. i think it will. go ahead but i'm not sure how practicality because it's going to cost such an enormous amount of money to actually this. i don't know whether it makes any financial sense, but apart from the morality , isn't it isn't it like morality, isn't it isn't it like a like of those supermarket loss leaders that it's all about sending a message to, those who would seek to enter the country that there's a chance you'll up in rwanda. and it's a huge . so in rwanda. and it's a huge. so it's basically almost a pr stunt. yeah, but you know what? i think that's part the problem in this country at the moment. there's too many pr stunts. there's too many pr stunts. there's too many pr stunts. there's too much grandstanding, far , many cut and paste far, many cut and paste soundees far, many cut and paste soundbites and not enough real policy . we want to make sure

rebecca well, the next help obviously on that there is neil hamilton who is absolute phenomenal. rd elected members. so i wouldn't like put other people's names to it right . now like put other people's names to it right. now i think it's for them to do that for themselves, but the ukip board is definitely reformed over the last of the last year. it's quite exciting. it's very and it's actually a lot younger than what people expect now . yeah. all right. expect now. yeah. all right. thank you so much , jane. the thank you so much, jane. the deputy leader of ukip . well, deputy leader of ukip. well, still to come, follow on from the problem in the home secretary's comments yesterday, where she rejected the label of instant regional racism, the instant regional racism, can the met police ever really change if its to acknowledge it? its leaders to acknowledge it? we'll out after the latest we'll find out after the latest news . hi there. it's just after news. hi there. it's just after 30. i'm out. i'm strolling the gb newsroom. the committee investigate whether boris johnson knowingl

hamilton was eighth fastest, with mercedes team—mate george russell in 13th. and the european indoor athletics is taking place in istanbul — with jakob ingebrigtsen winning gold in the 1,500 metres, ahead of britain's neil cannabis growing. it'll be launched in two cities in the south of the country, but there are plans to legalise production nationwide. tim allman reports. the netherlands is famous — or notorious, depending on your point of view — for its coffee shops. they are places where you can get hold of and consume certain types of drugs. although it's legal to buy cannabis here, it's technically illegal for the coffee shop owner to get hold of their supply, which can make life complicated. it's a very shady territory, the backdoor. and i don't say it's all criminals. you know, that's what you see in the newspapers. mostly, it's nice people we buy the cannabis from, but still, i don't know how it's grown. it's shady. in recent years, the dutch government has tried to impose some restrictions on these places, making them less open to tourists, for instance. but ministers also want to normalise the business, break the connection between coffee shops and drug gangs, and ensure a better quality prod