thanks, mate >> by the way, hope nick dixon isokay well, let'sthanks, mate >> by the way, hope nick dixonkay well, let's let'szs, mate >> by the way, hope nick dixon isokay well, let's let's move te >> by the way, hope nick dixon isokay well, let's let's move on . okay well, let's let's move on to the observer now. cressida, obviously, again , we have a obviously, again, we have a picture and there dealing with the situation in israel, slightly different way for me, but should i just talk about it because that's how i know. go ahead. no, just because this is what i was just alluding to earlier is just how different papers written and the observer is a different publication to the the way the guardian. but just the way that of hundreds die that they sort of hundreds die and held as it's and hostages held as hamas. it's it when you're decoding this stuff, you it when you're decoding this stuff , you know, it's sort of stuff, you know, it's sort of like it's not like 100 is hundreds of israelis are are murdered and whatever they have to both sides it and they have to both sides it and they h

victor daniels and nick dixon.g kick off section with daily off this section with the daily mail, secretary not mail, the home secretary is not her words about what's going to happen to hamas supporters. victor, you've got this. yep >> she's not mucking about. suella braverman warns full force the law will be used force of the law will be used against support the against those who support the hamas and intimidate jews in britain. as the met police steps up patrols in london after israel attacks. wow >> well, it's been pretty grim. i mean, some of the footage of sort of people celebrating these terrorist activities on the streets of london, that kind of thing. just it's just thing. like it's just it's just gross. it's just so unpleasant that it's celebrating. >> but there voicing their >> but but there voicing their concerns attacking palestine. >> that's not what it looks like, though, is it? >> it can look. it can look however once looked. however it once looked. but that's happening because however it once looked

so louis we kick off nick dixon. off this section with the times and a new police initiative which should liven up the shop i >> well, i'm not saying it's a new police initiative because it was it was presented at some at the at some fringe event at the tory conference. this guy chris philp. yeah. is that the way you pronounce his name? i think so, yeah. chris philp i think that's a romanian name. i actually looked the minister looked it up. he's the minister for for crime policing and for state for crime policing and fire, and he's advocating retail was basically only grabbing people by the leg and doing a citizen's arrest and indeed fellow shoppers as well . fellow shoppers as well. >> citizen's arrest, of course, is one of those. it's almost a sort of mythical all possibility, isn't it, in you usually learn about it when you're 14 or 15 and you start fantasising about superhero action until you try it action until until you try it and you get arrested because you've used too much force or you've used too much forc

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nick dixon. they're calling you a populist. >> nick i like it. live with that. >> no shame about that of you. >> no shame about that of you. >> yeah. i'm going to launch my political platform after this. you really become the new leader. >> steve, of your bank account. steve, more sort of egg steve, i am more sort of egg headed types out of headed ivory tower types out of touch . touch. >> you could do the policies in the background. >> you could do the policies in the there|round. >> you could do the policies in the there|roun be the first to be killed. >> we're going to be wonks, aren't we? right. let's have a look those front pages. the look at those front pages. the daily mail kick us off with those that prove the depravity of hamas terrorists. we will be taking a look at that. the telegraph eu clash with uk and us on ceasefire , the guardian us on ceasefire, the guardian bombardment of gaza continues amid talks to free more hostages there. times have sunak chanting jihad is threat to our democracy . the financial times chevron doubles down o

thank you to my guests, lewis schaffer and nick dixon.w p.m, joined by tomorrow at 11 pm, joined by paul adam bloom. if paul cox and adam bloom. if you're five, stay you're watching at five, stay tuned breakfast and myself, tuned for breakfast and myself, a they're bringing you every twist and turn . and turn. >> yes rishi sunak for the first time at party conference as prime minister. but will it be his last? lots of unhappy ness about the proposed cut to hs2. lots of unhappy ness about the level of taxes and plenty of rivals in his own party. after his job, a ban on single use plastics comes into force in england today, but businesses say they're not prepared. >> and if ready meals and vapes are to be exempt. many people are to be exempt. many people are asking if it goes far enough i >> also coming into force today is the windsor framework replacing the northern ireland protocol? unionists say it's just a border in the irish sea . just a border in the irish sea. day one of reese's day one of reese's deal will it be business superhighwa

and nick dixon, whom twitter.ick dixon, whom i believe you said you were thinking about starting a podcast something, got two thinking about starting a podc popular)mething, got two thinking about starting a podc popular podcasts. got two very popular podcasts. >> it . yeah, yeah, very popular podcasts. >> it. yeah, yeah, man. >> you did it. yeah, yeah, man. the weekly sceptic and the current thing available now. >> there we go. >> okay, well, there we go. thank so much. thank you so much. >> well, you asked and i answered as a joke. >> we. i should explain that nick and i get a taxi home every night and we talk about your nick and i get a taxi home every night anquite talk about your nick and i get a taxi home every night anquite extensively. our podcast quite extensively. >> in silence >> we don't. you sit in silence checking who hates you on twitter. >> that's true. >> that's true. >> well, tonight will be a fun journey right? let's take journey home, right? let's take a fridays, a quick look at fridays, friday

i'm joined tonight by two headliners, legends louis schaefer and nick the big dog, dixon . oh, how are you both doing? >> i'm doing all right. i'm waiting to see how nick is doing because i'm always i'm very sensitive when nick is here. i'm doing very well. i'm stunned by the opening joke he went for. but you know, that's classic leo, it ? hey, yeah, you leo, isn't it? hey, yeah, you look relaxed , east. thank look very relaxed, east. thank you. okay that's the chit chat . you. okay that's the chit chat. >> that's always my favourite bit. saturday is front pages. the telegraph leads with israel. sainz in forces as it warns of powerful offensive. the times has disabled teen taken by hamas . the daily mail leads with israel's tanks strike into gaza . israel's tanks strike into gaza. the sun has £9 million bbc freddie payout at the financial times has raised its flee gaza city in fear and the daily star has balloonatic . and those were has balloonatic. and those were your front pages . anneliese of a your front pages. anneliese of a closer look at those front pages starting wit

. >> i'm nick dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for next hour. i'm for the next hour. and i'm joined by token woman cressida wetton . i'm so sorry. and token wetton. i'm so sorry. and token louis schaefer. it's louis schaefer . i've given you your schaefer. i've given you your own category there, louis. well what is my category? >> what of my token of just you're just yeah, i'm the only louis schaefer, but they said that me in new york too, that about me in new york too, that about me in new york too, that was, i was unique. that i was, i was unique. i don't believe that. but it, but maybe . maybe i am. >> you think you're generic? i think you're very unique. >> you very unique ? >> well, can you be very unique? >> well, can you be very unique? >> good question. is it a tautology? yeah louis is in a good mood. how are you feeling, cressida? ready for a great show? >> . >> yes. >> yes. >> always happy to be the token woman. on twitter today >> somebody on twitter today said a good well, said i was a good sport. well, that's . yeah, that's the that

i'm nick dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for next hour .nd i'm here for the next hour. and i'm here with headliners favourites with two headliners favourites are after it's leo kearse. are after me. it's leo kearse. look at him there and cressida wetton, both dressed very nicely. how are you doing? how is living on the land? cressida it sweet. it is sweet. >> i'm having i'm on land. >> i'm having i'm on land. >> yeah, i live in a building. i've got a shower that works. it's really something. >> land baby, you've ruined all my jokes quite selfishly, but still was so it was so still was so good. it was so good so frequent. how's the good and so frequent. how's the baby, leo? yeah she's great. >> having time . >> she's having a great time. she's had all her jabs, though . she's had all her jabs, though. >> really? i thought you were. >> really? i thought you were. >> she had the jabs that, you know, actually do something. >> she had the jabs that, you knookay. ually do something. >> she had the jabs that, you knookay. and' do something. >> she

. >> nick mc mixmaster, nick dixon. >> that was tough. they put that into the first passage.rite that yourself ? write that yourself? >> no, i did not. >> no, i did not. >> never seen that before. >> never seen that before. >> give myself >> yeah, i don't give myself lots of x's and speak o's. >> yeah, i wouldn't want to misspeak on the tv. that can go wrong . wrong. >> let's have a look at tuesday's front pages. >> we have the daily mail to kick us off. >> britain is the best country to be black in says kemi. that's worth an option worth considering. the guardian sunak accused of cancelling the future with climbdown over hs2. that is not him pictured there. the sun . shirley i'm afraid to leave the house. don't know which shirley that is. >> maybe we'll come to on that telegraph transgender women to be banned from female wards and liz truss, pictured there laughing as well she might the wounds have healed. >> the express rishi's path to victory by delivering what's best for britain and the daily star skunks done a bunk as usual , an outlier. those were your front pages as .

i'm nick dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour.i'm joined by dangerous extremist leo kearse. there he is. and the suspiciously reasonable steve and alan. how are you doing this is good. is this like a all three of us? >> host this is like a sort of supergroup. >> you know what it's like? it's like we used to do comedy like when we used to do comedy clubs top clubs, which clubs like the top clubs, which i did, and they'd say, i did, and they'd all say, everyone's a headliner tonight, you know i mean? but you you know what i mean? but you were middle were thinking the middle guy isn't sitting isn't really but the guy sitting in is the host. in the horse chair is the host. >> yeah, we all potentially host you i'm saying? you see what i'm saying? >> but like the travelling wilburys, wilburys >> but like the travelling wilburys,wilburys whatever >> but like the travelling wilburtalkingwurys whatever >> but like the travelling wilburtalking about whatever >> but like the travelling wilburtalking about newspapers this is talking about new

nick dixon and steve n allen., repeat, please stay tuned now time stay tuned because now it's time for on the palestinian enclave intensifies. there are warnings that arab countries in the middle east may retaliate . middle east may retaliate. >> good morning. it's 6:00 on monday, the 23rd of october. this is breakfast on gb news with ellie costello and pip tomson here's what's coming up in the show today . in the show today. >> iran's foreign minister has warned israel and the us that the middle east may spiral out of control if israel does not immediately stop its military action. >> palestinians inside gaza brace themselves for major ground invasion, but aid is reaching those affected by israeli bombing and the blockade of gaza . mark white will have of gaza. mark white will have the latest from israel . overnight. >> israel's defence force has struck. iran backed hezbollah targets in southern lebanon as israel's prime minister warned hezbollah that opening up another front in this war would be the biggest mist

nick dixon and steve n allen.repeat, please stay tuned now time stay tuned because now it's time for >> i'm lisa hartle in the gb news room. gaza has been hit with a fresh strike of fresh wave of airstrikes . a number of wave of airstrikes. a number of explosions have been seen after israel issued a warning to residents to leave the area . residents to leave the area. leaflets were dropped in the north of the strip, saying if they stayed there , life was in they stayed there, life was in danger and they may be identified as terrorists sympathisers. earlier, prime minister benjamin netanyahu told troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country. troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country . a do or die for his country. a second convoy carrying humanitarian aid had to abort a delivery into gaza. earlier, witnesses say they heard a blast and the sound of ambulances near the rafah crossing yesterday. 20 trucks delivered supplies to the strip after the border with egypt was opened for the first t

nick dixon and steve n allen.repeat, please stay tuned now time stay tuned because now it's time for >> it's coming up to 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, the biased bbc is supposed to bring us all together , but instead is us all together, but instead is leaving a nation divided the credibility of the state broadcaster is hanging by a thread. my mark meets guest is one of the most respected and influential figures in british politics. the honourable ian paisley mp in the big story following double by—election defeat this week and a mammoth that swing to labour , is it time that swing to labour, is it time for the tories to throw in the towel and accept defeat or does rishi sunak have one last trick up his sleeve ? i'll be asking up his sleeve? i'll be asking rock star politics professor matthew goodwin and tv entertainment legend and lifelong tory christopher biggins . it lifelong tory christopher biggins. it might ta

thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis shaffer, nick dixon is in the hot seat tomorrow, joined byou're watching a.m, and if you're watching at 5 am, stay for breakfast >> it's 9:00. i'm patrick christys and this is gb news tonight . now christys and this is gb news tonight. now the israel—hamas war intensifies as details of the terror group's depraved and heinous crimes continue to shock the world. so why is the bbc, i.e. another left wing media still refusing to call hamas what they patently are rabid terrorists? i'll give my scathing perspective on that next. before my panel of top pundits weigh in. and it really is a panel of top pundits. this evening, we are joined by christine hamilton. we're joined by adam brooks, and we're joined by adam brooks, and we're joined by matthew lanza as well. plus, nigel farage will have his say on black lives matter. shocking glorification of hamas's crimes and his life shortly. and we will hear from our reporter charlie peters as well, who's in tel aviv for us. so lots coming your way there. also coming up, though, as j.k. rowling lashes out a

thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis shaffer, nick dixon is in the hot seat tomorrow, joined byou're watching a.m, and if you're watching at 5 am, stay for breakfast campaign continues overnight as palestinians appeal to be allowed safe passage out of gaza. an israeli troops are preparing for a ground offensive. this is the scene live in gaza this morning . it's live in gaza this morning. it's 6:00 here in the uk on thursday , the 12th of october. today israel cuts off water, food and power to the gaza strip and continues its bombardment. >> hospitals there say they are crumbling and ovennhelmed. the united nations secretary—general warns the humanitari in crisis and has appealed to israel to allow aid into gaza. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, has promised to wipe hamas off the face of the earth as he joins forces with political opponents to create an emergency. wartime cabinet. our reporter charlie peters is in tel aviv . peters is in tel aviv. >> good morning from tel aviv, where details of the latest idf strikes on hamas assets in gaza have just been releas

thank you to my guest, paul cox and louis shaffer, nick dixon will here tomorrow at 11 pm. will be herend christina with louis shaffer and christina wetton. if you're watching wetton. and if you're watching at stay launch a barrage of missile shells into israel. 6:00 on saturday, the 21st of october, these main news headlines this morning. >> hamas releases two american hostages in what they've described as a sign of goodwill. and the pair are reunited with their family members in israel. that's as us president joe biden calls the mother and daughter to say the white house will help them in their recovery . them in their recovery. >> the idf says there will be no break in their destruction of hamas as two hostages are freed from the gaza strip . from the gaza strip. >> security in london is ramped up as thousands of pro—palestinian demonstrators set to take to the streets of the capital amid fears the march could turn violent . could turn violent. >> elsewhere , storm babet >> elsewhere, storm babet continues to batter britain as it claims a third life.

thank you to my guest, paul cox and louis shaffer, nick dixon will here tomorrow at 11 pm. will be herend christina with louis shaffer and christina wetton. if you're watching wetton. and if you're watching at stay welcome to lee anderson's real world. >> got some brilliant guests on my show tonight. we've got robert fox. he's from the evening standard. also got richard tice. he's the leader of reform uk back has left in the corner. we've got the former leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable. we've also got quentin letts from the daily mail. going head mail. he's going head to head tonight vince cable . we've tonight with vince cable. we've got victoria hervey. got lovely lady victoria hervey. she's going to be talking about the royals another of the royals and another dose of common gary , the cabbie common sense, gary, the cabbie is but let's go to is back. but first, let's go to the news headlines . the news headlines. >> good evening . i'm ray addison >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the newsroom . our top story, in the newsroom. our top story, the prime minister has pr

thank you to my guest, paul cox and louis shaffer, nick dixon will here tomorrow at 11 pm. will be herend christina with louis shaffer and christina wetton. if you're watching wetton. and if you're watching at stay >> welcome to mark dolan tonight on television , on radio and on television, on radio and onune on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. now, in my big opinion , a labour government is opinion, a labour government is coming be careful what you wish for . my mark coming be careful what you wish for. my mark meets coming be careful what you wish for . my mark meets guest is for. my mark meets guest is radio and tv legend pat sharp . radio and tv legend pat sharp. my god, that guy has got some showbiz stories. plus what does he make of the woke world of the media in 2023? would he get away with the hijinks that he did in the 805? and by the way, what about that hairdo? it's even more impressive than mine in the big story. do israel have a case to answer for the conflict in the middle east? we'll hear from both sides on that one. and i'm look

thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis shaffer, nick dixon is in the hot seat tomorrow, joined byou're watching a.m, and if you're watching at 5 am, stay for breakfast >> good evening . christopher >> good evening. christopher hope interviews sir keir starmer up in liverpool and tonight we debate does he look like a prime minister in waiting as the king speaks out on israel , we go to speaks out on israel, we go to tel aviv to get the latest situation and a potential really disastrous piece of news for the government in the rwanda court hearing. all of that in just a moment. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story tonight from the newsroom is that israel is warning its residents in the north of the country to stay home and lock doors, raising possible concerns of a possible infiltra ation into the north. israel defence forces say at least a dozen drones were spotted in the region about an hour ago, but there's no evidence of any impact following the aerial alerts and earlie

we'll tomorrow with nick dixon.ssida you're cressida wetton. if you're watching stay tuned watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. othennise, thank you group, hamas . group, hamas. >> good morning to you. it's just gone 6:00 in the uk on wednesday , the 18th of october. wednesday, the 18th of october. you're tuned into breakfast with isabel webster and tom hannood . isabel webster and tom hannood. here's what's leading the news this morning. >> the us president's visit to jordan with arab leaders has been cancelled as biden makes his way to israel today for an extraordinary wartime visit. the us president is seeking to demonstrate america's support for israel's mission to eliminate hamas, while also pressing for ways to ease humanitarian suffering in gaza . humanitarian suffering in gaza. >> however, biden's visit comes as

we've got nick dixon, bruce devlin and (rested a wet and filling these crested a wet and filling thesese stay tuned 5 am, please, please stay tuned for breakfast. good night seismic. well, today we're asking is scottish independence facing an earthquake ? facing an earthquake? >> and have you noticed it's turned much warmer recently ? turned much warmer recently? apparently we are experiencing an unusual blast of warm october weather. hurrah! but how long will it last ? will it last? >> a new york appeals court has temporarily halted donald trump's property dissolution ban amid his civil fraud case appeal and jonathan vautrey has your all important weather for some of us will be seeing some very warm sunshine today for others, though, there's heavy, persistent rainfall in the forecast. >> so do join me later for all the details of what can

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if schaffer and nick dixon.ned for breakfast. you a migrant hurricane , according a migrant hurricane, according to the home secretary in her keynote speech at tory party conference, suella braverman warned of millions more migrants arriving on britain's shores unless her own government takes decisive action. >> the wind of change that i carried my own parents across the globe in the 20th century was a mere gust compared led to the hurricane that is coming

if schaffer and nick dixon.ned for breakfast. you tuned for breakfast. thank you and south >> good evening. we're live here in manchester for it. today was the big speech of suella braverman, the home secretary. i'll be joined tonight by sir iain smith, nadhim zahawi iain duncan smith, nadhim zahawi i'm going ask will any i'm going to ask will any actions really come from that speech today? and the other big question is, is there a message that goes out to the country here from manchester? if there is, i have no idea what it is, but doubt, sir and the but no doubt, sir ian and the team can make me make me aware of because i can't out of it because i can't work out what it is. first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel. thank you. the top story today is that the home secretary suella braverman has warned of a future hurricane of mass migration into the uk. in her speech to the tory party conference in manchester today, ms braverman says that as well as stopping illega

we've got nick dixon, bruce devlin and (rested a wet and filling these crested a wet and filling thesese stay tuned 5 am, please, please stay tuned for breakfast. good night nine oh oh. >> welcome to the anderson's real world. tonight on the show, we have got louis french, a conservative mp. he's got this left in the corner with him tonight. and that's matthew lazor, the former labour party policy advisor. also got the former model and big brother star ashlyn horgan—wallace got pubuc star ashlyn horgan—wallace got public policy expert at that's lucy white, her first time on the show. we've also got colin brown. he's a tv cook , celebrity brown. he's a tv cook, celebrity personality and he's back. gary the cabbie, he's back to speak some common sense. but first, let's go to the . news let's go to the. news >> good evening . this is the >> good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom . a man latest from the newsroom. a man has been remanded in custody over an alleged plot to kidnap and kill tv presenter holly willoughby, gb news reporter lisa hartle has been outside court in chelms

we'll tomorrow with nick dixon. cressida you're cressida wetton. if you're watching a.m, stay tuned watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. othennise, thank watching at 5 am, stay tuned for iandifast. othennise, thank >> good evening. i'll be joined live tonight on the program by the israeli ambassador to the united kingdom. i'll get her both professional and personal reaction to the events of the last couple of weeks. we'll discuss the terror level in this country. does it need to be raised? because it has been in france and in belgium and there's good reason, i think, to do it here, too. we'll also discuss rishi sunak going to israel later on this week. and unbelievably , the welsh unbelievably, the welsh parliament has banned gb news from its television sets. yes we have been cancelled by the labour administration in wales. they've decided to pick a fight with us. well, i like a fight. i'll be discussing that too, later on. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst. nigel thank you and

if schaffer and nick dixon. tuned for breakfast. you tuned for breakfast. thank you and south >> it's 9:00 on television on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is tonight. and it was the big speech of the conference so far from suella braverman. but is she really serious about stopping the boats? are we asking the one and only nigel farage? live from manchester. plus, is he going to rescue the tories? meanwhile, in my big opinion, i tackle reports that nhs staff are being given paid leave