and also ashlbe up us atnow nigel farage so much, michael. s at 7:00.iigel farage so much, michael. and also ashlbe up us at 7:00. let'sfarage so much, michael. and also ashlbe up us at 7:00. let's goage will be up us at 7:00. let's go straight to now, niger. what's coming up on your show ? thank coming up on your show? thank you very much. what is housing ? you very much. what is housing? you see, the honeymoon is over as 50 tory meps rebel against the prime minister rebel against central government housing targets. and yet we a major housing crisis in this country. what's right thing to do? are central government targets the right way forward. that's my big debate tonight. that and many other things. but first, let's get the all important weather . get the all important weather. evening, alex deakin with your latest weather update from the met office. another spell of heavy to come tomorrow won't last. all that long, but intense and gusty winds could cause a bit of disruption. so we do have a metaphor . bit of disruption. so we do have a met

but nigel farage, his point of view is he wants to deliver the brexit the people voted for.at voted point is the brexit that voted for as a country that is a thing of the past have turned out of the with no deal whatsoever and we are well aware that we're not going be able to pick piecemeal at what we do want and what we don't the reality we don't want. so the reality we had at the time of voting for the for the brexit the right for the brexit referendum not reality that referendum is not reality that we can try and sort of to . there we can try and sort of to. there was a deal there was a deal that was a deal there was a deal that was that was agreed. yeah. but it's i believe we can now it's i believe that we can now go back and try pick and go back and try and pick and choose that the tories want to do , they want to now create do, they want to now create a new kind arrangement, labour new kind of arrangement, labour saying going saying they're not going to do that, leaves window that, which leaves the window open farage to say open for nigel farage to say well really feas

but nigel farage, his point of view is he wants to deliver the brexit the people voted for. voted point is the brexit that voted for as a country that is a thing of the past have turned out of the with no deal whatsoever and we are well aware that we're not going be able to pick piecemeal at what we do want and what we don't the reality we don't want. so the reality we had at the time of voting for the for the brexit the right for the brexit referendum not reality that referendum is not reality that we can try and sort of to . there we can try and sort of to. there was a deal there was a deal that was a deal there was a deal that was that was agreed. yeah. but it's i believe we can now it's i believe that we can now go back and try pick and go back and try and pick and choose that the tories want to do , they want to now create do, they want to now create a new kind arrangement, labour new kind of arrangement, labour saying going saying they're not going to do that, leaves window that, which leaves the window open farage to say open for nigel farage to say well really feasib

everyone watch nigel . can watch nigel farage. ncatchable something can is nigel not watching can you? is nigel not watching the footy. i do that can't be good for his political brain yes i'd imagine nigel farage on me on holding lager. he should be on holding a lager. he should be done with this. and just like in a well i'll tell you i'm a well i'll tell you what i'm intrigued to watch . i've been intrigued to watch. i've been watching day watching tv news all day long this it felt this morning. i'm sure it felt like this morning. anyway, i think about 11:00, but it think it was about 11:00, but it might have been early afternoon and some wales and we were live from some wales and we were live from some wales and was a bunch of welsh folk getting into the spirit . they getting into the spirit. they had their pints, they had their of wine. one of them was doing like a caterpillar dance on the floor. i'm sure it was about 11:00 this morning, possibly possibly one this afternoon. i just want to go back to that pub purely so that i ca

be getting nigel farage will be getting into make excellent into that.swered point. so that will be answered in the next few minutes. anyone else you sat at the front right stand . let's see if . hello, else you sat at the front right stand . let's see if. hello, i'm stand. let's see if. hello, i'm andrew. hello, andrew. yes wasn't aware that we voted for labour government, to be honest. yes yes , i was. labour government, to be honest. yes yes , i was . i'm very worried yes yes, i was. i'm very worried that the and ideology of giving people more of their own money reducing the tax burden on ordinary working families. and why hasn't vat been cut? i don't understand . i'm very worried understand. i'm very worried that the final station of kwasi kwarteng and truss has doomed the free market belief for a generation in this country , generation in this country, especially among the political class, because it's such a lasting effect on the party that they've they've in two people who weren't even as leaders , as who weren't even as leaders, as leaders or cha

nigel farage in westminster's toughest mp lee anderson join for a britain in crisis special at 955 lastred wall tories should defect to reform and spark a political revolution. then i'll explore whether the government's axing the plans to turn back migrant boats means. we've given up on the channel crisis new edition of the real world with . lee of the real world with. lee anderson coming at 945 as scots rise up against scheming nicholas sturgeon on one of her top civil servants says this i'm actually there to talk about is bringing up the kingdom is the snp coming apart at the seams. that's my

a speech by nigel farage last week . and of course farage last week.or by tweeting at gbp dashboard . at gbp dashboard. another conspiracy theory has been proven to be a spoiler alert . a peer reviewed paper alert. a peer reviewed paper titled between vitamin d. supplementation and covid 19 infection and mortel has suggested that vitamin d supplementation is associated with a reduction in covid rates . the report found that vitamin was associated significant 33% decrease in mortality within 30 days of covid infection , the days of covid infection, the report added. these associated reductions in risk are and justify more significant exploration slash confirmation using randomised controlled trials . this is particularly trials. this is particularly important given the high rates of vitamin d deficiency . and now of vitamin d deficiency. and now the sunday times reporting that ministers are to reconsider vitamin d as a potential weapon against covid 19. after matt wrongly claimed that the government's scientists had run unsuccessful tests. vitamin defic

make no mistake, nigel farage. i like it. are we going to call you our badass? called worse that it is true that is true but yeah ihave it is true that is true but yeah i have a feeling faraj is going to be causing quite a few shockwaves to the tories over the next few months. and of course he's back here tomorrow night at 7 pm. on gb news. thank you, nigel. but coming up with 7 million on waiting lists and service becoming and the service becoming a financial have sunak financial black hole have sunak and too quick to and sturgeon been too quick to rule radical reform of the rule out radical reform of the nhs? whether it's the nhs? i debate whether it's the fault the msm with my fault of the msm with my superstar panel in the media buzz. at ten. ben bradley is tonight's outsider . now have ben bradley is tonight's outsider. now have equality ben bradley is tonight's outsider . now have equality laws outsider. now have equality laws put in place to encourage more women into science technology , women into science technology, engineering and maths effectively dec

and finally, i’ll listen to nigel farage, whom i hate terribly, which, of course, is a witty person.c figure of a man of tremendous wisdom about what he said last night, because i actually think i was rushed and very very dangerous gave understand. the shelling of nato territory with rockets is an attack on collective security this is a very significant escalation we must act, but i think it is significant that the ukrainian president is actually saying that russia has attacked us. do something is, can we even trust volodymyr zelensky? this applies primarily to this very zelensky is. in my opinion, obvious constants. well, what a command was given to zelensky. uh, maximum military conflict uh with russia obviously. he does this directly, there and in real or e, the imaginary hassle is subordinated to him. this is the second one for sure. he was given a command. uh hmm provoke russia into trying to strike with this tactical nuclear weapon. well, it is desirable that there be as much as possible a neighbor. this is interesting one of the country. that is, first of all, creams, more and

i mean, look i speak on nigel farage . last speak on nigel farage. gave the budget three or four out of ten because there were really things. were some really good things. you have quite a few you know, we do have quite a few poor pensioners who are struggling in the uk some will be watching and listening to gb news the fact that they got a 10.1% increase in the basic pension will be very, very welcome to them. on the other hand, that's for everyone. i'll know there are many pensioners who don't that money. who don't need that extra money. that's a lot young people who don't need that extra money. that' got a lot young people who don't need that extra money. that' got their)t young people who don't need that extra money. that' got their noses1g people who don't need that extra money. that' got their noses put eople who don't need that extra money. that' got their noses put out .e who don't need that extra money. that' got their noses put out of have got their noses put out of joint. so it hasn't been mentioned. and i'd like to mentioned. and i'd like

i mean, nigel farage eight times. nigel farage. mep. he's undoubtedly in some one of the most successful politicians i do disagree with. many of the things come out of his massive, successful . they successful politician. they failed and time and time failed time and time and time again to become an mp, even when brexit was a live issue. even in the build up to brexit referendum in 2016. so that poll may have some substance . i'm not may have some substance. i'm not so sure. i don't think nigel farage will re—enter frontline politics. i'm sure he's comfortable enough in the studio . well, i'll say about keir starmer, is this the british pubuc starmer, is this the british public want stability ? they want public want stability? they want to be able to afford their heating. they want to be able to afford mortgages, they want to be able to afford food. that's what we all want we won't be able to put food on that table. we don't to have to choose between heating eating, between heating and eating, whether you're working class, middle c

nigel farage live in the studio at 935.rst, should policing guidelines be changed to prevent trans officers from strip searching women ? surrey police and crime women? surrey police and crime commissioner lisa townsend, who suggested that change goes head to head with trans racial broadcaster wallis in the clash. next, let me know what you think. dan at gbnews.uk. think. me dan at gbnews.uk. tweet at gb tweet using the handle at gb news. running there news. our poll running there too. after , the too. the results after, the break . red wall arrows lee anderson and nigel both on the way. but it's time now for the clash . are you time now for the clash. are you sorry ? commissioner has found sorry? commissioner has found herself at the centre a blazing trans row after saying recently transitioned officers not be allowed to conduct female strip searches leading tsar lisa townsend i i'm delighted to say will join me in just a minute is being slammed by campaigners criticising current national police council guidelines that advi

let's return to row over brexit and the one of the one and only nigel farage is to return to frontlinecs if this swiss style check 2.8 plan goes ahead . delighted to say that he joins now. nigel your reaction? first of all, to hearing about this sort of swiss style deal being mooted at the top levels government. do you think they're really talking this? well course. it's a newspaper story of sundays . and, you know, you of sundays. and, you know, you can always be sceptical those. however, there is a real it's because ever jeremy was appointed chancellor of the exchequer it has been clear that the globalist ists, the remainers, the centre left democrats are now back in control of the conservative party. the free marketeer , the party. the free marketeer, the brexiteers have been routed in their own party. and you could argue that brexit has been betrayed already to a set . i betrayed already to a set. i mean, we've got, you know , mean, we've got, you know, illegal immigration running up. nobody would believe legal immigration running pretty close to all time highs. and yet he made it

perhaps led by my colleague here on gb news nigel farage , i hope that we nigel farage, i hope that weather than pessimistic. it has to be built real conservative principles rather than an angry, shrill philosophy . yes, i do shrill philosophy. yes, i do think there is scope for a third party at at one time the liberal party was that alternative. i don't think it's an insurgent party at all now it's part of a sogi center—left elite consensus . i do think there is the opportunity for that third party, but you know, as i experienced first hand, it's pretty difficult to given the british system to, to, to break through . we got 4 million votes through. we got 4 million votes myself democrats were the only two candidates returned and indeed. two candidates returned and indeed . well look fascinating indeed. well look fascinating analysis found of the vote leave campaign . of course, the first campaign. of course, the first ukip mp in history, douglas carswell. thank you so much for coming up . will the knee take is coming up. will the knee take is of england continue their virtue signallin

perhaps led by my colleague here on gb news nigel farage , i hope that we nigel farage, i hope that wees, i do shrill philosophy. yes, i do think there is scope for a third party at at one time the liberal party was that alternative. i don't think it's an insurgent party at all now it's part of a sogi center—left elite consensus . i do think there is the opportunity for that third party, but you know, as i experienced first hand, it's pretty difficult to given the british system to, to, to break through . we got 4 million votes through. we got 4 million votes myself democrats were the only two candidates returned and indeed. two candidates returned and indeed . well look fascinating indeed. well look fascinating analysis found of the vote leave campaign . of course, the first campaign. of course, the first ukip mp in history, douglas carswell. thank you so much for coming up . will the knee take is coming up. will the knee take is of england continue their virtue signalling and will the disastrous decision to award qatar the world cup sink fifa former ? england star matt le former? eng

thank you hayes nigel farage. thank you very much indeed.night we'll be celebrating engush tonight we'll be celebrating english football. of course, we'll be celebrating dancing as well . but before we get to that, well. but before we get to that, i've got to ask the question is now back on the agenda. is it being betrayed ed? that'll be our big debate of that coming up. first, let's get the weather . hi there , aidan mcgivern here . hi there, aidan mcgivern here with the latest forecast from the met office. showers overnight will continue in many places , but eventually clear places, but eventually clear spells will develop . and under spells will develop. and under those clear skies , a frost and those clear skies, a frost and fork is likely, but for the time being, low pressure in charge of the weather. a couple of lows across the uk bringing weather and those weather fronts have stalled . central parts of the uk stalled. central parts of the uk overnight. they'll continue to bnng overnight. they'll continue to bring persistent rain for a

your own nigel farage was instrumental in in leave.are there are good pockets of politicians who are good at that. sadly i think our political is no longer as good as it used be. overall in campaigning which is why outside bodies are having much more impact. but the key with all of this is that , is that if you are this is that, is that if you are authentic if you mobilise, if you have data driven campaigns, you're going to succeed because the public will be persuaded of your case if you are just throwing at it with no real sense of your direction or indeed your evidence, then you're not going to. well, it's an absolutely fascinating list. and well worth checking out for those who have not yet seen it in full. rashford sarah's law and vote leave coming in the top there. olivia foster, ceo , page there. olivia foster, ceo, page field, thank you for talking to us through you. campaigning as a modern force. well, modern political force. well, that's it for the programme today. that's it for the programme today . you very forjoining today.

at which point nigel farage was on question time every couple of months. 0k, time every couple of months mirror. what's the problem? i look in the mirror. what's the problem?— look in the mirror. what's the roblem? ~ ., ., problem? i think we also have, on a learning — problem? i think we also have, on a learning curve _ problem? i think we also have, on a learning curve about - problem? i think we also have, on a learning curve about how. on a learning curve about how to communicate our policies clearly, i think we are getting better at that now. i think that, yeah, like a few years ago, the leaflets that we would put through doors might be a bit too verbose. the put through doors might be a bit too verbose.— put through doors might be a bit too verbose. the dream must be that you. _ bit too verbose. the dream must be that you, perhaps, _ bit too verbose. the dream must be that you, perhaps, you - bit too verbose. the dream must be that you, perhaps, you are i be that you, perhaps, you are only in the late 30s, could emulate the foreign minister of germany who is leader of the green par

so much so that nigel farage said, i agree with every word he said now do you think the situation wouldink it will get worse? well, he's changed his tune quite on tune pretty, i think quite on social media last night are tweets from just a year ago where he was kind of very sympathetic around some of these illegal crossings were brought up. i think changed tune up. so i think he's changed tune to of fit in with the mood to kind of fit in with the mood the so that's what the electorate so that's what i'd say about that and only word on the on these strikes obviously some of the papers are calling mclynn mick a grinch because targeting because it's targeting festive penod because it's targeting festive period eight days of disruption people at a time when people want to come together as a family. i mean, some arguments that overnight where that i've seen overnight where they've been saying this is a sign actually that unions are losing the argument because up until they've that until now they've found that people home. they've people work from home. they've been weekdays been targeting we

but could bank with the un force and this is this this notion what's come out is and nigel farage isnted on this is that manchester, london and birmingham on a minority birmingham went on a minority white citizens savage , savage white citizens savage, savage joined a social media. so by saying so what. so there's a huge conversation the changing ethnic ity of britain. is that ethnicity of britain. is that an issue or is that just progress? i don't think it is an issue.i progress? i don't think it is an issue. i think there's to be really celebrated in the fact that so many families now are multiracial. i think what that is demonstration of is the way that people do come together . that people do come together. they fall in love, they build relationship if they have children together. that's a beautiful thing. and i think we need to really separate any sense britishness and race sense of britishness and race that seems incredibly outdated and dangerous to me as they would no longer ask future census where people were born they're getting rid of that question altogether. i think it's

you did say nigel farage party.of commons wasn't he, by by a by a mile. he he was their choice. thatis a mile. he he was their choice. that is true. but he was very unpopular . that is true. but he was very unpopular. the that is true. but he was very unpopular . the conservative unpopular. the conservative party member the members of that super. party member the members of that super . and quickly, let's get super. and quickly, let's get some gb views on this. you've been you've been really lining up the wires on this one. cheryl very outspoken. we voted for brexit and for a government that support brexit, we should not be contemplating any form of return to the eu . and we've got john to the eu. and we've got john saying, yes, i would change my vote on brexit. now i was sold a lie, thought we were getting back control of our borders and laws and now we're being by even more. tell there more. but i tell you, there one because were about because we were talking about the when were looking at the the nhs when were lo

and of course, nigel farage, is a big actor nigel farage, who is a big actor in all of this, he be ony what reform has planned. much planned. but thank so much to fleet legend calvin fleet street legend calvin mackenzie on cancer. calvin, we will speak next week, but it's time travelled today's time now travelled today's greatest and the union greatest britain and the union jack s career christopher hope your greatest britain nominee my greatest. oh god sorry it's something spoke about earlier i believe christopher the city of the city of liverpool where i'm from. i was so pleased the massive christmas tree with the outside. thank you, dan . someone outside. thank you, dan. someone tipped me off on calvin robinson. you're nominated . i robinson. you're nominated. i wanted to give it to chopra. actually, i think his was good mine was going to be honorary the chinese protesters for standing ccp and read your standing up to ccp and read your nominee minus for david miliband because we didn't retouch on later but i think he might be good news. the labour party. why he come and you know he

and of course, nigel farage, is a big actor nigel farage, who is a big actor in all of this, he be ontly what reform has planned. much planned. but thank so much to fleet legend calvin fleet street legend calvin mackenzie on cancer. calvin, we will speak next week, but it's time travelled today's time now travelled today's greatest and the union greatest britain and the union jack s career christopher hope your greatest britain nominee my greatest. oh god sorry it's something spoke about earlier i believe christopher the city of the city of liverpool where i'm from. i was so pleased the massive christmas tree with the outside. thank you, dan . someone outside. thank you, dan. someone tipped me off on calvin robinson. you're nominated . i robinson. you're nominated. i wanted to give it to chopra. actually, i think his was good mine was going to be honorary the chinese protesters for standing and read your standing up to ccp and read your nominee minus for david miliband because we didn't retouch on later but i think he might be good news. the labour party. why he might back and you kno

i a i'm a class sue the question how are you going to reform and get nigel farage?6. i thought my work was done. they betrayed it . the may deal was brexit in name . we didn't leave the name. we didn't leave the european union. i came back into the game. we get a very good kicking in european election. as a that, they won an 80 a result of that, they won an 80 seat the next seat majority at the next election . i mean mean i they election. i mean i mean i they still have did much to help still have i did as much to help the conservatives that majority as anybody frankly. but they've squandered done squandered it. they've done almost an 80 seat majority. almost with an 80 seat majority. my almost with an 80 seat majority. my position is if we don't know the truth this yeah i'm speculating tonight i'm worried about where we are if they do betray brexit. i can't just stand idly by. it's as simple that but what that means in real terms, we'll have to see. but what about your readers, how worried are they? are worried are they? they are concerned about it. i mean, they wo

nigel farage will be live from clacton on sea in essex in just a few minutes time. let's go to the weather. good evening, alex deakin here with your latest weather updates still pretty wild conditions across parts of wales this evening, but tomorrow overall, a dner evening, but tomorrow overall, a drier and a brighter day . many drier and a brighter day. many of us seeing sunny spells saw some very heavy rain from this weather front that whizzed across the country earlier on. and we've now got the ice of us squeezing together . west so it squeezing together. west so it is very windy , say is still very windy, say particularly across wales where we office . i'm michael portillo, join me on gb news on a sunday morning for topical discussion debate , arts topical discussion debate, arts and culture and sometimes even ethical dilemmas don't always agree with you. michael michael portillo sundays on gb news the people's channel britain's news. cha wootton tonight . as net wootton tonight. as net migration hits its highest since world war ii, could britain bursting at the

i a i'm a class sue the question how are you going to reform and get nigel farage?6. i thought my work was done. they betrayed it . the may deal was brexit in name . we didn't leave the name. we didn't leave the european union. i came back into the game. we get a very good kicking in european election. as a that, they won an 80 a result of that, they won an 80 seat the next seat majority at the next election . i mean mean i they election. i mean i mean i they still have did much to help still have i did as much to help the conservatives that majority as anybody frankly. but they've squandered done squandered it. they've done almost an 80 seat majority. almost with an 80 seat majority. my almost with an 80 seat majority. my position is if we don't know the truth this yeah i'm speculating tonight i'm worried about where we are if they do betray brexit. i can't just stand idly by. it's as simple that but what that means in real terms, we'll have to see. but what about your readers, how worried are they? are worried are they? they are concerned about it. i mean, they wo

we have to pay homage to nigel farage of we did. but farage. of course we did. but that only means we an that only means that we have an even packed show than even more jam packed show than usual. strap yourselves in. usual. so strap yourselves in. the government have quietly dropped , reduce migration the government have quietly dr

oh, next is nigel farage? whatever you're doing, have a wonderful weekend. i'm off next week.i'll see you after time. so i'll see you after then. but for now. cheers. sorry about that. if you are indeed going to be qatar, hard luck. see you next week. hello there. i'm greg. you has the welcome our latest broadcast from the met office frosty for some western areas tonight night fever rain expected in the western east on saturday and blustery on sunday. low pressure dominates initially, however, a weak of high pressure for a time as we into saturday before low pressure returns from the atlantic for the rest of the weekend and into the of next week. so the changeable theme continues further across parts of scotland in particular through friday evening into the hours of saturday. the risk of some further flooding here, dry conditions across the far west turning chilly. conditions across the far west turning chilly . the early hours, turning chilly. the early hours, minus three or minus four across the countryside in northern ireland. so mist and fog, patches developing not quite a

we have to pay homage to nigel farage of we did. but farage. of course we did. but that only means we an that only means that we have an even packed show than even more jam packed show than usual. strap yourselves in. usual. so strap yourselves in. the government have quietly dropped , reduce migration the government have quietly dr

i like to think you'll be watching nigel farage on news instead, but you can on gb news instead, but you can at least enjoy some of build at least enjoy some of the build up morning me. we've up this morning with me. we've got got former got fans, we've got former players our reporters get players and our reporters to get a of the party atmosphere. a sense of the party atmosphere. we're this morning we're also waiting this morning on huge news for on what could be huge news for the uk's independence. so the uk's energy independence. so people switched on for that and a great new panel today to talk covid china relations covid compensate china relations and school taxations. and private school taxations. it's going to be a busy one. he's rosy with your news . he's rosy with your news. thanks. have a very good morning. 10:02. let's get you up to date on gb news. a section of the new online safety bill speed removed following criticism by some conservatives that it posed a risk to free speech. the amendment means big tech like social media sites will no longer be required to remove harm

it's good to be back but nigel farage is up next. nigel, good have you got good evening.helle thank you very much. robust, pragmatic is a new phrase that's appeared in to foreign policy. i think it could be a new conservative, rishi sunak philosophy across the board . would it solve the board. would it solve the immigration crisis? what happens with splits the party over wind energy and much else besides ? energy and much else besides? and joining me on talking pints tonight , john bolton. he was, of tonight, john bolton. he was, of course , national security boss course, national security boss for donald trump, course, national security boss for donald trump , former us for donald trump, former us ambassador to the un. we'll be asking him about the upsurge of revolution. is it a revolution ? revolution. is it a revolution? is it going to get put down in china? all of that coming up. but first, let's get the all important weather. hello again. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office. a big change in our weather is now taking place compared with the often wet and windy but

and nigel farage, we'll both be very professional.e friends. thank brilliant kasia thank you to the brilliant kasia noble . what a great debate. noble. what a great debate. because he had to come back and see us soon and a very, very excellent appearance from excellent maiden appearance from paula broadcast and media paula london broadcast and media commentator. you to paula london broadcast and media commentator . you to both of paula london broadcast and media commentator. you to both of you. what do you think? is it wrong to be with a colleague at work is it unprofessional or is it the path to love market? gbnews.uk are you too or going out with someone from work? let me know. coming we've got the papers at 1020 with full panel reaction. that's 10 minutes earlier than everyone else. we'll go live to fleet street as well. and the daily express is david maddocks for tomorrow's papers. but next, private medical insurance, morally . medical insurance, morally. we'll discuss that in three cs shortly . welcome to mark dolan's saturday ni

and nigel farage, we'll both be very professional. thank brilliant kasia thank you to the brilliant kasia noble . what a great debate. noble. what a great debate. because he had to come back and see us soon and a very, very excellent appearance from excellent maiden appearance from paula broadcast and media paula london broadcast and media commentator. you to paula london broadcast and media commentator . you to both of paula london broadcast and media commentator. you to both of you. what do you think? is it wrong to be with a colleague at work is it unprofessional or is it the path to love market? gbnews.uk are you too or going out with someone from work? let me know. coming we've got the papers at 1020 with full panel reaction. that's 10 minutes earlier than everyone else. we'll go live to fleet street as well. and the daily express is david maddocks for tomorrow's papers. but next, private medical insurance, morally . medical insurance, morally. we'll discuss that in three cs shortly . welcome to mark dolan's saturday night in. no

our very own nigel farage is even said the tories need to be crushed off the back of this.y're talking about frictionless, itself frictionless, which in itself sounds right. yeah, sounds all right right. yeah, frictionless most frictionless sounds good in most endeavours. you're like, okay, that right. of course that sounds right. but of course what probably is paying what it will probably is paying more mean dhl having more in it will mean dhl having more in it will mean dhl having more influence, it will mean more influence, it will mean more immigration. that's why more immigration. and that's why people go, hang people start to go, hang on. this not what voted for. this is not what we voted for. if was the case, we would be if it was the case, we would be there now, wouldn't we? at the end of the day, right now. but what happened? we left. we were exited. this is just exited. and i think this is just very much of the moment, because what this what we're seeing now is this perfect of, crisis after perfect storm of, crisis after crisis after of which crisis after crisis,

our very own nigel farage is even said the tories need to be crushed off the back of this.y're talking about frictionless, itself frictionless, which in itself sounds right. yeah, sounds all right right. yeah, frictionless most frictionless sounds good in most endeavours. you're like, okay, that right. of course that sounds right. but of course what probably is paying what it will probably is paying more mean dhl having more in it will mean dhl having more in it will mean dhl having more influence, it will mean more influence, it will mean more immigration. that's why more immigration. and that's why people go, hang people start to go, hang on. this not what voted for. this is not what we voted for. if was the case, we would be if it was the case, we would be there now, wouldn't we? at the end of the day, right now. but what happened? we left. we were exited. this is just exited. and i think this is just very much of the moment, because what this what we're seeing now is this perfect of, crisis after perfect storm of, crisis after crisis after of which crisis after crisis,

and don't forget to join nigel farage live tonight p.m. forget to join nigel farage live tonight pm.m, by the way. i've not been invited. he has got a special guest. it's the world cup winner, sir geoff hurst, who i think jason is still the only footballer ever to scored a hat trick in a world correct. answer knowledge is bet in the uk that he played for west ham. he did. and the other goalin west ham. he did. and the other goal in the world cup final was scored by martin peters, who also this is no, this also west ham. this is no, this is good at is actually i'm quite good at history, i don't know about history, but i don't know about now from qatar united now from qatar the united states. hectic we states. it's been a hectic we can politics over there the republican party won narrow republican party won a narrow majority house of majority in the house of representatives after representatives eight days after election . many predicted election night. many predicted a so—called , more of a so—called red wave, more of a red dribble . but the more red dribble. but the more damaging tha

electoral suicide them under first past the post a surging reform uk with hints by gb news colleague nigel farage make a return to frontline politics with the former brexit party is providing a massive threat . refusing to do any deals threat. refusing to do any deals the tories in marginal seats at the tories in marginal seats at the next election now hammering the next election now hammering the ruling party over illegal immigration. we have to talk about immigration . and there is immigration. and there is actually only answer for the conservatives now and it's been pointed out by reform in that ad stop the boats and pledge to reduce legal immigration to the tens of thousands. there's no sign the new administration of fishing wishing and high tax hunting tend to do that much to the chagrin. home secretary suella braverman . but the tories suella braverman. but the tories have been warned . and their have been warned. and their future is at stake. trust wants to respond now. my superstar panel esteemed daily columnist carole malone , the political carole malone, the political editor for the sun

electoral suicide them under first past the post a surging reform uk with hints by gb news colleague nigel farageld make a return to frontline politics with the former brexit party is providing a massive threat . refusing to do any deals threat. refusing to do any deals the tories in marginal seats at the tories in marginal seats at the next election now hammering the next election now hammering the ruling party over illegal immigration. we have to talk about immigration . and there is immigration. and there is actually only answer for the conservatives now and it's been pointed out by reform in that ad stop the boats and pledge to reduce legal immigration to the tens of thousands. there's no sign the new administration of fishing wishing and high tax hunting tend to do that much to the chagrin . home secretary the chagrin. home secretary suella braverman . but the tories suella braverman. but the tories have been warned . and their have been warned. and their future is at stake. trust wants to respond now. my superstar panel esteemed daily columnist carole malone , the political carole malone, t

next up, we've got the brilliant legendary nigel farage. shorts and a glass of wine shorts at home.ind him, of course, i wear shorts and when. oh, look at this. we've got director sebastian and rocking shorts looking attractive looking very attractive there. but is it wrong for the but this is it wrong for the postman wear all winter don't think i've never seen a trump i've never seen a worker not wearing shorts they all seem to be part of the uniform wear throughout winter by way of them. i'm going to take it very personal, so i'm going to make nigel nelson wear shorts for the whole show. now and adrian, we're back on friday at nine. stick around for headliners looking ahead to tomorrow's weather across the uk, icy and foggy towards the north—east with wind and rain in the southwest . let's take a look and southwest. let's take a look and more detail . a few showers for more detail. a few showers for orkney and shetland . otherwise, orkney and shetland. otherwise, a mostly dry start on monday for scotland. cold though with icy patches and some fog too. meanwhile, very wet and windy

is tonight's outsider now britain's as while gb news is actually very own brexit foot soldier nigel farage a full slate of former uk candidates will standing at the next general election , and he ruled general election, and he ruled out any deal with . the tories, out any deal with. the tories, whose globalists see to seem hellbent on returning us to the controls of. brussels. writing in the daily telegraph, farage said conservative party said the conservative party needs to understand how needs to understand just how many now many people this country now believe is problem and believe that it is problem and not solution. public has not the solution. public has been frittered away , so farage been frittered away, so farage is dead right. the been frittered away, so farage is dead right . the electorate is dead right. the electorate needs a political alternative they can trust on brexit . it's they can trust on brexit. it's with chancellor high tax hunt seemingly wanting to return the uk to the single market. some folk are struggling to trust the tory years ahead of the next election on our

is tonight's outsider now britain's as while gb news is actually very own brexit foot soldier nigel farage a full slate of former uk candidates will standing at the next general election , and he ruled general election, and he ruled out any deal with . the tories, out any deal with. the tories, whose globalists see to seem hellbent on returning us to the controls of. brussels. writing in the daily telegraph, farage said conservative party said the conservative party needs to understand how needs to understand just how many now many people this country now believe is problem and believe that it is problem and not solution. public has not the solution. public has been frittered away , so farage been frittered away, so farage is dead right. the been frittered away, so farage is dead right . the electorate is dead right. the electorate needs a political alternative they can trust on brexit . it's they can trust on brexit. it's with chancellor high tax hunt seemingly wanting to return the uk to the single market. some folk are struggling to trust the tory years ahead of the next election on our

next up, we've got the brilliant legendary nigel farage. shorts and a glass of wine shorts at home.ind him, of course, i wear shorts and when. oh, look at this. we've got director sebastian and rocking shorts looking attractive looking very attractive there. but is it wrong for the but this is it wrong for the postman wear all winter don't think i've never seen a trump i've never seen a worker not wearing shorts they all seem to be part of the uniform wear throughout winter by way of them. i'm going to take it very personal, so i'm going to make nigel nelson wear shorts for the whole show. now and adrian, we're back on friday at nine. stick around for headliners looking ahead to tomorrow's weather across the uk, icy and foggy towards the north—east with wind and rain in the southwest . let's take a look and southwest. let's take a look and more detail . a few showers for more detail. a few showers for orkney and shetland . otherwise, orkney and shetland. otherwise, a mostly dry start on monday for scotland. cold though with icy patches and some fog too. meanwhile, very wet and windy

and i think the prospect for farage prospect for of nigel farage returning to politics has certainly at top of the tory party. he was, he was rattling excited about that yesterday in the express. i think you're going to pick up on the next hour, michael. yes, absolutely. i mean, this is a big development in politics. if the in british politics. if the government on government stop backtracking on brexit, another brexit, expect to see another huge backlash. what that huge voter backlash. what that has look, the sunday has i mean, look, the sunday times may well be able to say. it's well sourced, but absolutely categorically downing street have this is not the street have said this is not the table. you know you can't table. and, you know you can't get any more clear than that. do believe street do we believe downing street do we believe downing street do we believe because believe in politics? because they genuinely they know and i genuinely believe happen believe this will never happen because how toxic it because they know how toxic it is the conservative party is and the conservati

nigel farage coming back that the farage was coming back that the tories deserve to crushed . crushed. if this true , this is completely this is true, this is completely dominating the and lots of people i think with with some justification, think there might be something in this. it's not just rumour. and the other point they've got though that they've got though is that that's 2019. boris that's the figure in 2019. boris johnson , a number of red seats johnson, a number of red seats in the north of england that normally vote labour on. the promise to brexit done . promise to get brexit done. polling the polling shows that the conservatives are struggling to keep those votes keep hold of those votes following the called following the so called partygate following these tax dodging measures. this is not going to help them win an election. these measures, if they thought if quite frankly, if ever was being by number if this ever was being by number ten and they have said that is categorically untrue, it's just not when it not going to help them when it comes try and convince vo

nigel farage, whom he hates scary, to which, of course, a witty person.considers the great heroic figure a man of great wisdom, well think about what he said last night because i actually think he rushed and in a very, very dangerous way made it absolutely clear that the shelling of nato territory by missiles , then it is so on the collective security is a very significant escalation. we must act. well, i consider it significant that the ukrainian president actually says today is, can we even trust vladimir produced by you on some local territory. and secondly, when the participants in this chaos should be the results of a limited number. it can control them, when at least chaos this american swirled all of europe, including russia as a country, i mean, ah, chaos began to get out of control. this applies primarily to these very zaletki there. in my opinion, the obvious constant well, the command was given to zelensky . uh, maximum military conflict. e s russia this is obvious. he does this directly, there and in real subordinates to him. this is the secon

when he says just them round you'll use in the round because you'll use in the australian model nigel faragestop things like, but you must stop them coming . yeah, no. them coming. yeah, no. well apparently told under apparently they were told under the know what the big the i don't know what the big difference that australia. yeah big difference here is the quality of the boats the sturdiness the boats can sturdiness of the boats you can turn without turn round a wooden boat without you know through the fragility , you know through the fragility, the structure falling off the boat and. also though this may sound , the reason sound trivial, but the reason that didn't throw that people didn't throw themselves drink themselves in the drink in australia a said no, australia was because a said no, that's not just very foolish, but maybe with a shock. so we should be shocked that virtually . are ? we need to . are you joking? we need to support the leaving the french in the first place. we sent another wave to me. i feel you shouldn't say . that lineker shouldn't say. that lineker would be onto y

whereas you know, nigel farage was prepared do a deal with the conservatives which which kept brexits not obvious what that deal would be this time. so i think the just the threat from the right , the the threat from the right, the conservative party to the conservative vote, particularly in the northern seats, is quite palpable. joanne, always a pleasure to see you. thank you very much indeed for coming in and keep in touch. thank you very indeed. that's jo—anne very much indeed. that's jo—anne nadler views on that. and nadler with views on that. and to continue conversation to continue our conversation i i'm delighted to be joined now by rebecca rebecca is by rebecca loury rebecca is a partner at paige field pr communications and relations consultancy with that purely professional on do you understand what these two giants of our politics are actually up to at the moment. of our politics are actually up to at the moment . well first to at the moment. well first thanks for having me on afternoon after and i think both parties are in a really interesting at the moment and the labour

well, look, nigel farage is a regular on this channel and there's a lot of people who criticise nigel rest of but me at the rest of it. but to me at the time. ukip under his on the under his leadership provided really valuable service which is they were socially conservative on the right and they held the tories feet to the fire and ensured that the conservative party actually had conservative policy . okay, we're going to be policy. okay, we're going to be back in a couple of moments in a second . welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation . you don't have to be a nation. you don't have to be a qualified to know that tyrannies usually begin with the implementation of censorship whether that's against freedom of assembly, freedom of the press , freedom of speech, press, freedom of speech, tyrants are threatened by free speech because . it is a means by speech because. it is a means by which their corruption is exposed. sometimes they'll impose censorship on the grounds that it's in the interest the public. maybe there's a terrorist threat or a war or subversi

well, look, nigel farage is a regular on this channel and there's a lot of people who criticise nigelest of but me at the rest of it. but to me at the time. ukip under his on the under his leadership provided really valuable service which is they were socially conservative on the right and they held the tories feet to the fire and ensured that the conservative party actually had conservative policy . okay, we're going to be policy. okay, we're going to be back in a couple of moments in a second . welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation . you don't have to be a nation. you don't have to be a qualified to know that tyrannies usually begin with the implementation of censorship whether that's against freedom of assembly, freedom of the press , freedom of speech, press, freedom of speech, tyrants are threatened by free speech because . it is a means by speech because. it is a means by which their corruption is exposed. sometimes they'll impose censorship on the grounds that it's in the interest the public. maybe there's a terrorist threat or a war or subversive