paul richards, linda neil hamilton linda jubilee and neil hamilton to this issue.scuss this issue. paul, do you think some people are gaming the system when it comes to mental health? >> no, i think we have an absolute epidemic this absolute epidemic in this country health illness country of mental health illness . i think it's a crisis and the underfunding, underfunding of the system means that people can't get the treatment they need. and young people in particular can't get access to camhs. and if you've got any kind of problem , you know, you kind of problem, you know, you are being told to stay at home, but you need proper treatment, talking therapies, maybe even pharmaceuticals . but if pharmaceuticals as well. but if to be taken seriously by the nhs , you know, long ago we said we'd have parity of esteem between both physical and mental health. and we're nowhere near that health. and we're nowhere near tha but, but but why is this >> but, but but why is this epidemic know, in epidemic happening? you know, in the 1930s, german bombs rained over london, covent

>> neil hamilton, your thoughts? >> neil hamilton, your thoughts? well, i voted against all these measures i was these measures when i was a member the welsh parliament member of the welsh parliament right from the start. i denounced this as an authoritarian reaction. it was bound described it as bound to fail. i described it as a to miss a nut, a sledgehammer to miss a nut, which exactly what happened. which is exactly what happened. undoubtedly, lockdowns made undoubtedly, the lockdowns made the health problems that we were going suffer far worse than going to suffer far worse than they would otherwise have been. the thing that done, the first thing that was done, of course, turf all of course, was to turf out all the people, most the old people, the most vulnerable hospitals , and vulnerable from hospitals, and stuffed nursing homes, stuffed them into nursing homes, and they and without knowing whether they had virus not. so that had the virus or not. so that created massive spike in the created a massive spike in the deaths and severe complicati

neil and christine hamilton , mel neil and christine hamilton, mel k, would a trump victory in novemberfor the united kingdom ? present for the united kingdom? >> well, in my opinion, i think that it would be an early christmas present for everyone on planet earth that like on planet earth that would like to and would to see peace ahead and would like see negotiations. and like to see negotiations. and i'd to us back on i'd like to see us get back on track instead of continuing down a that is not really good a path that is not really good for anyone on planet we for anyone on planet earth. we just need have some just really need to have some open there's been open conversations. there's been very talk about what very little talk about what peace like, what peace could look like, what prosperity could look like, and i think there's a lot of people looking at globalist looking at the globalist organisations and organisations like the un and the economic and the world economic forum and other groups thinking what other groups and thinking what is what are is their part, what what are they

neil and christine hamilton , mel neil and christine hamilton, mel k, would a trump victory in novemberfor the united kingdom ? present for the united kingdom? >> well, in my opinion, i think that it would be an early christmas present for everyone on planet earth that like on planet earth that would like to and would to see peace ahead and would like see negotiations. and like to see negotiations. and i'd to us back on i'd like to see us get back on track instead of continuing down a that is not really good a path that is not really good for anyone on planet we for anyone on planet earth. we just need have some just really need to have some open there's been open conversations. there's been very talk about what very little talk about what peace like, what peace could look like, what prosperity could look like, and i think there's a lot of people looking at globalist looking at the globalist organisations and organisations like the un and the economic and the world economic forum and other groups thinking what other groups and thinking what is what are is their part, what what are they

i'll be asking a former member of the senedd and ex tory mp neil hamilton .y ex tory mp neil hamilton. my mark meets guest is one of britain's brightest comedy stars. the popular actress from the inbetweeners , the it crowd the inbetweeners, the it crowd for weddings and casualty beunda for weddings and casualty belinda stewart—wilson. it might take a ten. sheffield university today hosted an event entitled how do you solve a problem? like gb news? i'll be dealing with the sinister forces that would love to close this place down in no uncertain terms at ten. you won't want to miss it. we've got tomorrow's front pages at 1030 sharp, with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script tonight. claire pearsall diana moran and sajeela qureshi . diana moran and sajeela qureshi. yes, folks, it's ladies night. or should i say star style saturday. plus, supermarkets in crisis today. technical issues have seen millions of brits lose their sainsbury's and tesco onune their sainsbury's and tesco online grocery deliveries, with branch

neil, are you double act, neil and christine hamilton . neil, are you pleased hamilton. see the prime minister finally address this issue ? finally address this issue? >> i think it's totally irrelevant. you say he's not pulling his punches. the trouble is he's incapable of punching anything and he's punching at his level, really punching at his level, really punching at his weight . you know, it's just his weight. you know, it's just more and more words. what is he actually going to do about all this political extremism? what's he going to do about the failure of the police what the of the police to do what the pubuc of the police to do what the public overwhelmed , he wants to public overwhelmed, he wants to do take control of our do to take back control of our streets overwhelming streets for the overwhelming proportion of the british public thatis proportion of the british public that is not in favour of these demonstrations . uh, demonstrations. uh, pro—palestine week after week after week . the trouble is, after week. the trouble is, we've got a weak government whic

uk from the conservative party well, let's discuss this further now with the leader of ukip, mr neil hamiltonshow. always a pleasure. i don't know if you heard some of our discourse there about pmqs and this constant squabbling. and of course this all feeds in to this underlying notion that these days , neil, many, many people days, neil, many, many people feel simply existing as a britain is something to feel deeply ashamed of . deeply ashamed of. >> well, i totally agree with you that the westminster punch and judy show has absolutely nothing to do with ordinary people's real lives, where there's massive suffering and difficulty which needs to be addressed by government and yet both sides of the house of commons overwhelmingly are just, constantly carping and throwing jibes at one another, in that embarrassing show of futility which we witnessed today at lunchtime, my view is quite unambiguous. you know, to have been born british is to have drawn first prize in the lottery of life. and who wouldn't want to be british? actually, when you at the magnificent you look at the magnificent history

stanciu, who thinks the rwanda plan should have been given up in its conception and ukip leader neil hamiltonns of pounds and no flights taken off. >> well that's true that the policy so far has been a fiasco. >> and of course it can't really work in the longer terms, so long as the government remains part of the european convention on human rights and subject to decisions court decisions of the court in strasbourg , because this bill strasbourg, because this bill doesn't actually bypass that court. and the rwandan government have said that if the uk government breaks international law and doesn't follow the rulings of the echr, then they won't participate in then they won't participate in the scheme. so but that's that's another point. i think that, you know, i'm in favour of the scheme of outsourcing asylum claims and sending people to safe countries like rwanda . i safe countries like rwanda. i hope there'll be others that we can do this. it is an expensive scheme because so far it's been very badly managed . what's the very badly managed. what's the cost doing nothing? know, cost of doing

oh read and neil hamilton there. oh there we go. we covered most of there we go.k i do think i have disagree have to fundamentally disagree that worse that rule britannia is a worse song uh, than than than song than, uh, than than than the national anthem . she was the national anthem. she was right. it does go nearer. yeah she was right with that one. >> yeah, but it's so rousing. >> yeah, but it's so rousing. >> it is rousing. it is rousing. i mean, see how nigel farage was roused there now still to come. >> seen him more roused to >> i've seen him more roused to cut to cut tax. cut tax or not to cut tax. >> big question of >> the big question ahead of tomorrow's anticipated tomorrow's hotly anticipated budget, we'll be looking at what we from the we can expect from the chancellor's plans . we're also chancellor's plans. we're also going hearing suella going to be hearing from suella braverman channel braverman live on this channel very shortly too. but it's your news headlines . emily. news headlines. emily. >> thank you and good afternoon . >> thank you and go

him up on twitter to see what his record was, to see whether he was a bit like the great, neil, no, no, no. hamilton. the, epidemiologist, no. hamilton. no. the, epidemiologist , the projector epidemiologist, the projector from the imperial, college who. come on, help me out here. what's his name? ferguson. neil ferguson. neil ferguson. yeah. to see what his record was on previous in 2020, he predicted the break—up of the union within the break—up of the union within the course of you know that the course of the. you know that we lose scotland the we would lose scotland over the course this government, which course of this government, which has less likely. has never looked less likely. well, never , but well, not say never, but certainly on there. so certainly is not on there. so these these polling these things, these polling predictions can fall apart quite quickly. not quickly. yeah. but i'm not saying to win. but quickly. yeah. but i'm not sthink to win. but quickly. yeah. but i'm not sthink1% to win. but quickly. yeah. but i'm not sthink1% is to win. but quickly. yeah. but i'm not sthink1% is

neil posted on x, formerly twitter: the fachies and pilots corrine hall and matt rotherham took silver behind italy in the tandem team sprint yesterday. elsewhere, lewis hamilton taking legal action against the fia following its controversial conflict of interest inquiry into her last year. hamilton said he was �*incredibly proud' of wolff. adding that he thought she was "so brave and stands for such great values and she is such a leader." wolff's legal case is believed to be one of defamation against a number of senior figures within the fia. well, ahead of this weekend's melboune grand prix hamilton will be desperate to stop red bull's max verstappen making it 3 wins from 3. verstappen comfortably dominated the first two races at bahrain and saudi arabia, and the three—time world champion is feeling positive red bull will continue their good form on the track: definitely the best start to the fme in the car. a good balance. i think we also as a team operated really well without too many mistakes. so yes, of course, very happy about that, and i hope, of course, that we can continue that way. we try to keep on learning what we can do better. but yes, very posi

the hamiltons, plus , double act, the hamiltons, plus, following rumours that he's sent flirty messages to a colleague , flirty messages to a colleague, i'll ask neilell right to stand by her man and he might take a ten. prince harry has lost his case against the home office for royal protection when he's in the uk. i'll office for royal protection when he's in the uk . i'll be office for royal protection when he's in the uk. i'll be giving my verdict on whether the prodigal prince should have the same security as his brother william . two hours of big william. two hours of big opinion, big

the hamiltons, plus , double act, the hamiltons, plus, following rumours that he's sent flirty messages to a colleague , flirty messages to a colleague, i'll ask neilprince harry has lost his case against the home office for royal protection when he's in the uk. i'll office for royal protection when he's in the uk . i'll be office for royal protection when he's in the uk. i'll be giving my verdict on whether the prodigal prince should have the same security as his brother william . two hours of big william. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. it is saturday night. you've worked hard all week, so you want to relax now? have a bit of a challenge, a few ideas bouncing around, maybe a couple of drinks, crack open a been couple of drinks, crack open a beer, a glass of wine or fire up the kettle and tear open those custard creams or jammie

hamilton also broadcast star and journalist danny kelly. and a huge thank you at home for your you to you at home for your company. up next, it's neiler. enjoy. have a fabulous week and thank for fabulous week and thank you for joining me . joining me. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. we're looking ahead to the new working week . it's looking ahead to the new working week. it's going remain week. it's going to remain a fairly changeable across the country, increasingly mild. country, but increasingly mild. so as we end the weekend, we've still this area of low still got this area of low pressure charge. it will pressure in charge. it will gradually towards the gradually move towards the continent as we go through into monday, but before we get there, we've still got this area of rain stretched right across the country. it will weaken as we go through course of the night, through the course of the night, and to leave and really, it's going to leave behind of murk behind quite a l