matthew we have nigel farage taking to have now nigel farage taking to the stage at the reform partyn. are we going live there? i believe we going live there? i believe we are in just one moment. speaking very aslef john cleese i >> all right . all >> all right. all right. >> all right . all right. hello >> all right. all right. hello thank you. how are you? all right . thank thank you. how are you? all right. thank you. thank you very much indeed. hello. how are we? all right . hello there . thank all right. hello there. thank you.thank. you. thank. acas. prime minister . you. thank. acas. prime minister. i want day . so just to put. love you, babe . we . put mark love you, babe. we. put mark steyn . steyn. >> good morning, everybody . as >> good morning, everybody. as you know from the music , i'm you know from the music, i'm fresh back from . manchester to fresh back from. manchester to where i had a pretty good time. i'm some people got it. it was an extraordinary event. i hadn't been to a conservative conference since the late 1980s and it was astonishing . the and it was astoni

which brings us to the nigel farage de—banking scandal. to the nigel farage de—banking scandal . he championed brexit. and one and because he is the person who brought immigration into the issue. they loathe that they want endless immigration and because they wanted their cleaners and things and all the rest of it. but i think they just see him as a hate figure from the downside of it. yeah, but they hate him because he he brought he succeeded with brexit, beat the establishment love europe. establishment love of europe. and articulate and he's and he is so articulate and he's such politician and such a clever politician and they don't like being beaten at their own game. but they talked about extreme views and i can't find any extreme. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> but the whole point of the extreme is, is the brexit and not saying multiculturalism. 17.4 million people. i know, but but the whole thing is that he excites the majority of brits want to stop the boats. it is it is. it is the majority don't count. is. it is the majority don't count . it is is. it is the majority don't cou

even nigel farage, even nigel anybody.well, the door's open for him anyway. thank very anyway. look, thank you very much what worth. slam much. for what it's worth. slam that shut himself his that door shut himself of his own will it own volition. some will call it the tail wagging the dog. they're that they're actually saying that after just from after what he just heard from inside room, inside that conference room, there rejoin the there was no way he'd rejoin the conservative christopher, conservative party. christopher, thank you. i'll go back to you shortly. thank you thank you. i'll go back to you shon much thank you thank you. i'll go back to you shon much as thank you thank you. i'll go back to you shon much as well. thank you thank you. i'll go back to you shonmuch as well. benjamin you very much as well. benjamin buttennorth, gb news, contributor, shortly, the buttennorth, gb news, con'forutor, shortly, the buttennorth, gb news, con'for south shortly, the buttennorth, gb news, con'for south swindon.y, the butten

putting nigel farage has been putting fonnardis. so you know, i think you feel like nigel think maybe you feel like nigel farage is this big extreme. but you you actually listen you know, if you actually listen to it's hardly to what he says, it's hardly extreme all. extreme at all. >> i've i've got i've got >> i've got i've got i've got some footage nigel farage at some footage of nigel farage at conservative party conference, by is him being by the way, which is him being mobbed by a wide range of people. there are lots of them, quite young , you know, and quite young, you know, and james, you know, nigel farage there at conservative party conference, walks in a little bit like a kind of political rock star. when keir starmer walks into a room, the lights go out, they ? i think we need out, don't they? i think we need to be careful about what we're talking about here. >> we're talking about somebody who's going to lead the country. we're talking about politicians who a very who are elected to do a very important we're not talki

would actually, no, nigel farage would not be welcome in the conservative party. is desperate stuff at a time the conservative at a time where the conservative party is trying find some party is trying to find some sort of soul and actually lurching further and further into soullessness as matthew . into soullessness as matthew. >> i mean, i disagree. >> i mean, i disagree. >> i mean, you're saying that the party is moving to the right . i mean, i think the political ground itself is moving. you know, so conservative party ground itself is moving. you kr mostly conservative party ground itself is moving. you kr mostly a conservative party ground itself is moving. you kr mostly a centreervative party ground itself is moving. you kr mostly a centre rightve party ground itself is moving. you kr mostly a centre right party. ty is mostly a centre right party. i think nigel's views have changed over time. >> he seems to be much >> he seems to be a much more well man. well rounded man. >> got very, very >> he's got some very, very sensible ideas and he's he's talking abou

final question would nigel farage nigel farage ever farage should nigel farage ever be allowed to rejoinwants to join the conservative party is a thinking about the right thing to do? >> yes , i would welcome nigel >> yes, i would welcome nigel farage into the would. >> of course i would. >> of course i would. >> yeah. he's a great politician. you know, and politician. and you know, and lots support him. politician. and you know, and lotswhy support him. politician. and you know, and lotswhy not? support him. >> why not? >> why not? >> interesting. he's a true conservative. >> well i ask >> interesting. well i ask because he's here and he'll be doing later. he's doing a show later. and he's been here. now, don't been making not here. now, don't worry, charlie. he's not here. all you all all right. there you go. all right, you. thank you right, both of you. thank you very much. lovely stuff. i've got way very much. lovely stuff. i've got next way very much. lovely stuff. i've got next hour. way very much. lovely stuff. i've got next hour. we way very much. lovely stuff. i've got next hour

gb line to nigel farage now. gb news nigel, do you line to nigel farage now. . gb news about thiingel, do you line to nigel farage now. gb news about this rishi do you line to nigel farage now. gb news about this rishi sunak 0 you think about this rishi sunak showing of showing the tory right a bit of leg of course those red wall leg and of course those red wall voters could diluting leg and of course those red wall vot(zero could diluting leg and of course those red wall vot(zero help could diluting leg and of course those red wall vot(zero help rishid diluting leg and of course those red wall vot(zero help rishi sunak ng leg and of course those red wall vot(zero help rishi sunak win net zero help rishi sunak win the next election? >> well, he can rishi sunak >> well, he can help rishi sunak in there's no in the polls of that. there's no doubt when the next doubt at all when the next election. oh, good lord, no. i mean so much trust has been lost. i now think that's an impossibility unless labour implodes and which is perhaps an even . i mean that could happen

nigel farage. nigel good morning.'s a huge crowd formed here because formed around here because people you. they people want to see you. they want to hear what you've got to say, as we all do. when did you when were last at tory conference? >> 80s, right? late 80s, >> late 80s, right? late 80s, i think was bournemouth. think it was bournemouth. >> so mrs. thatcher. >> so mrs. thatcher. >> no, no, she was the prime minister. i to minister. yeah. and i used to come in those days to conferences. they were always held at the seaside. they were always yeah. always enormous fun. yeah. interestingly interestingly, in those thousands those days there were thousands of leaflet of door knockers, leaflet deliverers is this has a much more i mean, whilst the activists are here, there's a much more corporate feel , i much more corporate feel, i think, to the conference these days. >> so you're here for the first time in since perhaps 1987, 1988. my first question is are you to rejoin the conservative party? know would you like to

it's always ladies first here, nigel farage to here, edwina. nigel farage to save the tories.s ? save the tories. your thoughts? >> no lady. i'm a scouser. >> i'm no lady. i'm a scouser. um. no, don't think don't think he would actually save the party. i mean, nigel has a long history of failure behind him. he's failed as leader of several different parties. some of which he's set up. and then managed to destroy vote leave. wouldn't have him. if you remember. the electorate won't have him. seven times he stood for parliament and been rejected . mean the only and been rejected. mean the only thing he's actually succeeded in was over 20 years serving in the european parliament, which apparently he hated, but he still did it. and that was because they had the daft proposal representation system . proposal representation system. i mean he's he's a good mouth you know, that's all that's all he is. he can put a case, he's very noisy and edwina he's won, he's won a couple of national elections when it's come to the european parliament, you know , european parliament, you know, he was

he thinks nigel farage's views.n from subject access requests how some employees of natwest coutts thought of him. so there we go. shall we move on? shall we move on to steve coogan's comments? emma steve coogan says most royal fans are flag waving idiots as he denounces problematic windsors as what a patronising so—and—so he is . patronising so—and—so he is. >> starters, he says the royal family have their foot on the throat of working class people. i don't think most working class people , as he puts it, feel that people, as he puts it, feel that at all. i think that either is more popular among the working class than the middle class. i don't want to talk about them en masse. they can make their decision. they make decision. they can make their own how they feel own decision about how they feel about the royal but but about the royal family. but but i we should point out i mean, we should point out steve coogan has made his career here. he's made his millions from, um, know, here. he's made his millions from, um,

nigel farage. up don't go anywhere. for your coffee. nigel farage. for your coffee. nigel farage. up alex deakin|o anywhere. for your coffee. nigel farage. up alex deakin here where. for your coffee. nigel farage. up alex deakin here with re. for your coffee. nigel farage. up alex deakin here with your >> alex deakin here with your latest from the latest weather update from the met gb news. met office for gb news. this time tomorrow. storm kieran will be arriving. there are many warnings in place damaging warnings in place for damaging gusts wind , particularly gusts of wind, particularly on thursday of the thursday across parts of the south heavy rain. there's south and heavy rain. there's warnings this area warnings tonight from this area of bringing more of low pressure bringing more rain. comes the storm, rain. but here comes the storm, as i say, really arriving during wednesday and then wednesday night and then lingering throughout thursday with warnings across parts with amber warnings across parts of the south. we have met office yellow warnin

>> asking the one and >> i'll be asking the one and only nigel farage on the only nigel farage live oner shortly. >> oh, well , that all sounds >> oh, well, that all sounds very exciting. >> nigel's been everywhere today, being welcomed back into the tory party. offered up for a peerage, you name it. nigel seems to be the man of the moment, so that'll be a great program. it's coming up after the weather. i'll back the weather. i'll be back tomorrow i'm jacob tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe mogg. been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethemogg. and been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe mogg. and the been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe mogg. and the weatherte tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe mogg. and the weather in of the nation and the weather in somerset's glory was. >> hello again. i'm alex burkill and here's your latest gb news weather bulletin . we have some weather bulletin. we have some pretty wet weather to come across northern parts through the further the next 24 hours, but further south a drier picture and

he pointed >> nigel farage said.and he said this country is serious said this country is in serious trouble. right? oh i think trouble. is he right? oh i think he's right because, i mean, i think we're in serious trouble on sorts fronts . on all sorts of fronts. >> this was i mean, the >> and this was i mean, the hamas attack on israel was was a massive failure of intelligence . massive failure of intelligence. but like 9/11 was in afghanistan , in new york. so i we do need to be very, very alert. i mean , to be very, very alert. i mean, the threat is there. >> indeed. indeed well, i've mentioned nigel, let's let's talk now about british politics and the conservatives and the right of politics in this country . how badly could the country. how badly could the tories perform next year? what's the worst case scenario ? the worst case scenario? >> do you think they could perform very badly indeed. i don't know. i mean, i think it's exaggerating it to see to say that what happened in canada a few years ago could be repli

but nigel joins me now. farage very much. politics. but nigel joins me now. gel joins me now. farage let's start'ery much. politics. but nigel joins me now. farage let's start with nuch. nigel farage let's start with the whitewash of the report then. so what do you make of it? what's gone on for you ? what's gone on for you? >> well, we were told the report would be independent and then i saw that travers—smith , a city saw that travers—smith, a city law firm, had been appointed to look into this case. >> and when you realise that the emeritus chair of that firm, chris hale , is somebody who chris hale, is somebody who described the brexit campaign and those that campaigned in it as as racists and xenophobes , i as as racists and xenophobes, i began to wonder just how independent it would be. but what we see as far as dame alison rose is concerned is a complete and utter whitewash. this was not an honest mistake. we all make honest mistakes. we all say things and think, oh gosh, i shouldn't have done that. but here's the point . and that. but here's the point.

nigel farage will be show. but right moments time. nigel farage will be as show.e as your headlinesut right moments time. nigel farage will be as your headlines withjht now, as your headlines with arron . arron. >> hi there it is 531. good evening aaron armstrong here in the gb newsroom. palestinians are fleeing northern gaza after israel ordered more than a million people who live there to move south. thousands have been leaving on foot or in cars heading for the designated gaza river boundary. although rafah, that's the civilian crossing into egypt, remains shut . a into egypt, remains shut. a total siege of the enclave is being enforced by israel. so food , water, power and medicine food, water, power and medicine is in short supply. airstrikes continue and the deadline for residents to leave is 11 pm. local time. that's about 9:00 here when an expected ground invasion could begin. the un has called on israeli authorities to withdraw the evacuation order, saying it's impossible without devastating humanitarian consequences . well, clashes have consequences. wel

a new bombshell , nigel farage.e—banking scandal where he has sensationally unearthed previously confidential but absolutely outrageous comments made about him by snooty nats staff in huge cache of documents given to nigel by natwest after he made a subject access request to the bank, a process where someone can demand all data and documents from a company which features their name or details. nigel discovered staff saying they would throw milkshakes over him and celebrate him being de—banking by mocking . have we de—banking by mocking. have we single handedly driven him out of the country? i hope that knocked him down a peg is what one worker said . nigel another one worker said. nigel another staffer told colleagues they'd have paid to be the person to de—banking you. is the rot as bad as you'd feared? worse >> no, it's worse. >> no, it's worse. >> i mean, thought after the coutts files, it couldn't possibly get worse . possibly get worse. >> and that's what i put in the subject access request to natwest , which b

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farage as a master saying, of nigel of of course it's nigel farage.ppen. absolute nonsense. >> people >> and we call those people guardian anyway, guardian readers. anyway, finishing this section with a daily quickly daily star. lewis, let's quickly boss through. >> this is big news, >> well, this is the big news, is that there's a woman who's her name is maggie aderin—pocock pocock. that astrology pocock. she says that astrology isn't scientist. she isn't she's a scientist. she says astrology isn't says that astrology isn't valuable, but the truth is, historically, astrology was valuable when the planets were being put into shape after after mars and earth broke off from from saturn . and after venus from saturn. and after venus became a comet and then became in the position and they were and it meant a lot. what month of the year you were born? it depends when the planets were interacting with each other. and there were some months when bad stuff was happening in the sky. you could look it up velikovsky. velikovsky veli kovsky >> literally velikovsk

all that nigel farage profile. all that nigel farage has . okay, what are they saying has.out you? what are they saying about you? what are they saying about doreen from number 42? all right . she about doreen from number 42? all right. she might not have a wealth account, but she may well have natwest. have an account with natwest. she account she might have an account with rbs. an account she might have an account with rbs. anyone an account she might have an account with rbs. anyone barclays count with anyone else. barclays whoever they whoever it is. what are they saying yeah, it saying about you lot? yeah, it does indicate. it does really indicate that they think you're scum. you know . scum. you know. >> well, the truth about the matter is i bank at coutts . matter is i bank at coutts. right. and do you know what do you know what my standing at coutts has gone massively up previously previously i was unwanted. i was beneath the soil . now honestly i can't. i'm not joking with you. they are so, so pleasant to me as though i am. i'm lord kelvin of fleet street or someth

and next up, why is nigel farage celebrating?o hold his nerve . his nerve. >> it's time now for the newsmaker and gb news star nigel farage is celebrating victory after being offered a bank account by lloyds bank after being sensation dumped for his political views by coots. the scandal saw the resignation of the parent company. natwest's chief executive , and the story chief executive, and the story drew attention to the many thousands of people who have seen their account abruptly closed. so is this a victory for free speech and the beginning of the end of cancel culture? let's speak to the spectator's brilliant columnist and the star of alexander marshall live on tv on youtube. alexandra marshall. alexandra, good news for nigel. and actually for lots of ordinary people . you know, i'd ordinary people. you know, i'd like to be as optimistic as you , like to be as optimistic as you, but i'm not completely convinced. >> i think this was a moment of panic for the tories and for all conservative politicians. and they saw de—banking

but whether but nigel that nigel farage. you know that nigel farage.mes the leader nigel farage becomes the leader of a party, which actually takes over the conservative party over from the conservative party is another altogether , is another question altogether, because there are people inside the conservative party and in parliament at the moment who really, think would more really, i think would be more comfortable starmers comfortable in keir starmers labour party, although they would be horrified to be in jeremy corbyn's labour party . so jeremy corbyn's labour party. so there's split there as well . there's a split there as well. so i think there are all sorts of things that might happen after this next election. if there any conservatives , i'd there are any conservatives, i'd say there are any say if there are any conservatives, will conservatives, there will be conservatives, there will be conservatives the of conservatives in the house of commons. are enough commons. but if there are enough conservatives the house of conservatives in the hou

nigel farage much of the region. nigel farage has been re banked.unts . lloyds has accepted accounts. lloyds has accepted the gb news presenter after ten other banks rejected him . mr other banks rejected him. mr farage was involved in a public row with natwest in july after the group closed his bank accounts due to his apparent political views. he said he's pleased to see one high street lender isn't pulling prejudiced . lender isn't pulling prejudiced. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's over to mark and . pip over to mark and. pip >> thanks very much, tamsin in the last half an hour, we have heard from the us secretary of defence, lloyd austin, giving a press conference with his israeli counterpart , yoav israeli counterpart, yoav galant, who claims that hamas, iran and hezbollah are an axis of evil. >> well, of course , the news >> well, of course, the news conference coming after over 1 million palestinians in gaza had been told to move to the south of the

nigel farage account.est. but do you think that she deserves that big payout as part of goodbye part of a sort of goodbye package? it's going to come out of our taxes , of course, or part of our taxes, of course, or part of our taxes, of course, or part of it at aslef you can of it at least. aslef you can get in touch. email gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at . gb gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at. gb news. so now gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at . gb news. so now it's gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at. gb news. so now it's time for this week's difficult conversation . buck angel was conversation. buck angel was born female in los angeles, but as a child he did not conform to gender stereotypes and began transitioning to male over 30 years ago to combat feelings of gender dysphoria. he worked as an adult entertainer and has done has gone on to advocate for trans rights and educate people about self—acceptance and redefining gender. now buck is speaking out against the transitioning of children and the affi

nigel farage maintains his account wasn't closed purely on commercial grounds.rfor gb news. the channel says he'll start in the new year and that he'll offer frank opinions on world affairs. gb news is currently the subject of several investigations by the media watchdog ofcom, after complaints from viewers. shaun dilley reports. we know what you want and we know who you are. hi we know what you want and we know who you are-— who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited _ who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to _ who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to say _ who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to say that - who you are. hi folks, boris johnson here. i'm excited to say that i'm - here. i'm excited to say that i'm shortly— here. i'm excited to say that i'm shortly going to be joining you on gb news — shortly going to be joining you on gb news. 14 shortly going to be “oining you on gb news. ' ., , ., , gb news. 14 months after being forced from _ gb news. 14 months after being forced from office _ gb

nigel nigel farage accounts.on to close his accounts at coutts bank and was a very mealy mouthed approach to this complex issue. so we have our wonderful panel with us now. andrew eborn and susan holder. what's your response to this? susan, let's start with you. well i mean, i think previous to this, there hasn't been an awful lot i've agreed with nigel farage on. >> i think he's actually >> but i think he's actually done the country an amazing service raising this and service by raising this and getting has. getting it the profile it has. because who knew that you could have your bank account taken off you and so many other you and so many people other than nigel have had it than nigel farage have had it happen and didn't want happen to them and didn't want to on it because they to go public on it because they found quite an found it actually quite an embarrassing thing and because found it actually quite an erjustrassing thing and because found it actually quite an erjustrassinglikeng and because found it actua

mil is rishi sunak with nigel farage in his ocket. �* ., ., his pocket.ocket. all that to come potentially. thank - his pocket. all that to come potentially. thank you - his pocket. all that to come | potentially. thank you both. that's all from us tonight. kirsty�*s back on monday from the labour party conference in liverpool. till then, enjoy your weekend. goodbye. us president biden and china's president xi might meet face—to—face plans are reportedly under way for a face—to—face meeting between president biden and china's leader xijinping next month, according to the washington post. speaking to reporters on friday, biden said that no meeting was set if it takes place, it would apparently happen during the asia—pacific economic cooperation conference in san francisco. and would be the latest attempt to stabilise troubled relations between the two superpowers. tensions in the relationship have risen in recent years over military, trade, and economics relations — among other sectors. the last time biden and xi met was on the sidelines of the 6—20 confer

gb news star nigel farage. fascinating stuff. your reaction. th suella braverman's speech. she said. he said she's talking the talk, but there's no substance. no content. exactly what ann widdecombe told me a couple of nights ago on my show while ann is back with her verdict before 11:00. so folks, lots to get through. coming up as policing minister chris philp reveals plans for police to check all thieves caught on cctv against the country's passport database. is this kind of intrusion a necessary step to tackle lawlessness and take back control of our country or is it onnellian overreach ? my panel onnellian overreach? my panel debate that shortly, but next, as shocking footage emerges of the have—a—go heroes invading intervening in alleged incident , what do you think about the pubuc , what do you think about the public stepping in? mark gbnews.com. so much to get through. next up , we will be through. next up, we will be debating something very fascinating, which is britain in the best place in the world for a black person to reside? we'll d

co followed by nigel farage. and here's your latest gb news weather update . it's going to be weather update. it's going to be an unsettled picture for the next few days. most of us will see some rain which could be heavy and it will be windy too. that's because pressure that's because low pressure is never far away this week. at never too far away this week. at the moment we have an area of low pressure out in the north sea, it's this that's sea, and it's this that's brought the heavy, persistent rain eastern north rain across eastern north eastern parts today. but that is gradually to ease away. gradually going to ease away. however across southern areas, we swathe of very wet we have a swathe of very wet weather pushing its way weather that's pushing its way in, see a bit of in, likely to see a bit of disruption , particularly in disruption, particularly in the south—east. be some south—east. could be some flooding, some flooding, could be some difficulties on roads as difficulties on the roads as well. for ma

pictures met rather pirate the other night of nigel farage seeming to get a rather warm welcome.ence?— see him at a conservative party conference? i guess it was to see him there- _ conference? i guess it was to see him there. there _ conference? i guess it was to see him there. there are _ conference? i guess it was to see him there. there are plenty - conference? i guess it was to see him there. there are plenty in . conference? i guess it was to see | him there. there are plenty in the conservative party who agree with a lot of the things he talks about. he has had a huge influence on british politics and it has caused a large amount of disruption in the conservative party. there are some mps who are more to the centre right, they feel that the party has been taken over by the brexiteers and those who follow nigel farage. the party has a lot of work to do to bring the party together. that is what rishi sunak has been trying to do. how successful he will be, we don't really know here. there are plenty of people who think that the party itself is so divided it has become ungover

nigel farage lol. nigel should awful human beings be entitled to bank accounts?doesn't matter whether you're awful nice, beautiful, ugly, whatever it is that you should actually be able to get a bank account. of course you should. and the problem with this is what they need to do, in fact, is actually review these rules over political exposed persons, as they call them, which give gives the bank a which give the gives the bank a right to cancel them. and i mean, the one thing, nigel has done has showed just how many politicians it was actually happening to and other people in the country. if you fall into that category, a lot of people i mean, i've talked to a number of mps now who found themselves in the same problem and they said they didn't want to come fonnard because they didn't want to reveal their private details. and they couldn't get and reveal they couldn't get a bank account. so what nigel has doneis bank account. so what nigel has done is public service and now done is a public service and now the rules around all this need to be reviewed properly. >>

the founder of the brexit party, nigel farage, another critic of the current cabinet, was seen surroundedthe tracks. at a karaoke party they teamed up with former minister of internal affairs pritipotel. farage was suspected of planning to return to the conservative party, which he left. let's see what happens, they will lose the next elections, then the most ambitious battle for ideas will begin. last summer faraji, as they say, was debanked here, his bank accounts were closed, he claims that he suffered because of his beliefs. at the conservative party conference, the politician is present as a commentator for the gbnews tv channel. his colleague, presenter lawrence fox, was arrested by police today. look how many policemen are in my house, they are here to remove my things, this is ladies and gentlemen, the country in which we live. fox was detained for calls to break cctv cameras in london. established to levy taxes on owners of cars that do not meet strict environmental requirements. he is also accused in sexism, due to rude statements addressed to one of the journalists. in terms of

don't nigel farage. don't go anywhere. nigel farage. up don't go anywhere. nigel farage.w up next. i'll see you tomorrow night. night. >> alex deakin. night. night. >> is alex deakin. night. night. >> is your alex deakin. night. night. >> is your latest.ex deakin. night. night. >> is your latest weather n. this is your latest weather update office for update from the met office for gb news. bright and breezy sums up tomorrow a bit of a grey start in the south and there will be some showers, particularly across the north and overnight some and the west. overnight some pretty moving in. pretty heavy rain moving in. a very one out there right very soggy one out there right now this area of low now thanks to this area of low pressure, some intense downpours, rumble downpours, even the odd rumble of thunder over the of thunder likely over the midlands and eastern parts of england next hours. england over the next few hours. could indeed for could be very wet indeed for a time across parts norfolk, time across parts of norfolk, especially . but that all tends especially. but th

nigel. farage very good indeed . very good indeed. >> well, thank you very much indeed. . and indeed. well done, boys. and i can tell you , as . hello can tell you, as. hello again, it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast , some clear spells out there. >> at first overnight. but where we see the clear spells, we also see some mist and fog developing and quite a number of showers will arrive in many places by dawn in a large area of low pressure to the west of the uk is swinging various weather fronts our way over the next few days and in between the fronts we'll see some spells, but we'll see some clear spells, but also showers or a gap in also some showers or a gap in between the systems across northern england into the midlands. overnight midlands. east anglia overnight could patches could lead to some fog patches by othennise a lot of by dawn, othennise a lot of cloud the map as we begin cloud on the map as we begin thursday. that means a mild start, but it also means a bit of gloomy start. there'll be of a gloomy start. there'll be show

telephone, just had nigel farage on the phone.actually ali. okay. as a client, he sounded exactly like he does on tv. he is quite nice and lives not far from me. oh, well, at least one of them there appears to be reasonable now. we, of course, have gone back to natwest today and they've come back and said, we have written to farage to apologise to mr farage to apologise sincerely for the deeply inappropriate comments made about the poor about him and the poor behaviours displayed . neither behaviours displayed. neither are with the are consistent with the standards service that standards of service s that our client should the group standards of service s that our clie|commissioned the group standards of service s that our clie|commissioned 'independent has commissioned an independent review into recent events. phase one of which has been delivered to the board and we will complete the necessary processes and publish the key findings along with the group's response as soon as possible . all we are as soon as possible. all we are d

that's of that's nigel farage there.'ll be lighting up your tomorrow your screens again tomorrow evening. up, evening. but coming up, as a protester scaled sheffield town hall an israeli flag hall to replace an israeli flag with a palestinian flag. and suella tells police to suella braverman tells police to treat hamas supporters with the full force of the law . should full force of the law. should people who support the terror group asylum into the group be denied asylum into the uk? so my panel will debate that later on tonight. we will also have a bumper review of tomorrow's front pages today . tomorrow's front pages today. those front pages are going to be a vital importance that will bnng be a vital importance that will bring those to all you very, very shortly. but next, as hamas's evil is laid back, unconfirmed reports of the massacring of 40 innocent babies and children , why is there and children, why is there deafening silence from those habitual bleeding hearts of the celebrity world? emma thompson , celebrity

telephone, just had nigel farage on the phone. actually ali. okay. as a client, he sounded exactly like he does on tv. he is quite nice and lives not far from me. oh, well, at least one of them there appears to be reasonable now. we, of course, have gone back to natwest today and they've come back and said, we have written to farage to apologise to mr farage to apologise sincerely for the deeply inappropriate comments made about the poor about him and the poor behaviours displayed . neither behaviours displayed. neither are with the are consistent with the standards service that standards of service s that our client should the group standards of service s that our clie|commissioned the group standards of service s that our clie|commissioned 'independent has commissioned an independent review into recent events. phase one of which has been delivered to the board and we will complete the necessary processes and publish the key findings along with the group's response as soon as possible . all we are as soon as possible. all we are

plus, as nigel farage mangan. plus, as nigel farage appears at the tory party conference to a rapturous reception , then is it time for reception, then is it time for the right to come together to keep keir starmer out of number 10? well, i'll be asking the leader of reform uk very much a kingmaker, potentially at the next election. richard tice also, after being cancelled by students, top professor eric kaufmann has launched a university course to combat woke ideology. he tells us more live in the studio shortly . we'll in the studio shortly. we'll also bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper, front pages. and i'll be sitting down with fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie sparks will fly a busy two hours to come. big opinion , two hours to come. big opinion, big debate and a touch of entertainment along the way. you are watching gb news, britain's 00:00:58,913 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 news channel my big opinion is >> it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. th

nigel. farage very good indeed . very good indeed. >> well, thank you very much indeed. . and indeed. well done, boys. and i can tell you , as . hello can tell you, as. hello again, it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast , some clear spells out there. >> at first overnight. but where we see the clear spells, we also see some mist and fog developing and quite a number of showers will arrive in many places by dawn in a large area of low pressure to the west of the uk is swinging various weather fronts our way over the next few days and in between the fronts we'll see some spells, but we'll see some clear spells, but also showers or a gap in also some showers or a gap in between the systems across northern england into the midlands. overnight midlands. east anglia overnight could patches could lead to some fog patches by othennise a lot of by dawn, othennise a lot of cloud the map as we begin cloud on the map as we begin thursday. that means a mild start, but it also means a bit of gloomy start. there'll be of a gloomy start. there'll be show

plus, as nigel farage mangan.ence to a rapturous reception , then is it time for reception, then is it time for the right to come together to keep keir starmer out of number 10? well, i'll be asking the leader of reform uk very much a kingmaker, potentially at the next election. richard tice also, after being cancelled by students, top professor eric kaufmann has launched a university course to combat woke ideology. he tells us more live in the studio shortly . we'll in the studio shortly. we'll also bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper, front pages. and i'll be sitting down with fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie sparks will fly a busy two hours to come. big opinion , two hours to come. big opinion, big debate and a touch of entertainment along the way. you are watching gb news, britain's news channel my big opinion is