tonight, nigel farage unauth authorised farage is unauth authorised biographer. crick . with you, stanley. coming is that something coming third. is that something nigel can proud of, or should nigel can be proud of, or should he be disappointed have he be disappointed not to have won? don't think so. i've >> no, i don't think so. i've just looked at what the interviewees just had with ant and dec digging the interview. they asked him why do you really do it? and nigel, i believe him. he said, sense of adventure . he he said, sense of adventure. he said he thought he was getting on a bit 60 years. he said he's old. well, i might point out i might have pointed out to him that i was just about 80 when i when i did this. he could suddenly go on quite a few years, just about 80. >> how is that possible? >> how is that possible? >> i think i was 79. >> i think i was 79. >> look very young for your years. >> i think you wear it well. no, honestly. good genes. i him honestly. good genes. i took him at face value on this one. he said. he said lovely things about countryside and a

tonight, nigel farage unauth authorised farage is unauth authorised biographer. crick . t with you, stanley. coming is that something coming third. is that something nigel can proud of, or should nigel can be proud of, or should he be disappointed have he be disappointed not to have won? don't think so. i've >> no, i don't think so. i've just looked at what the interviewees just had with ant and dec digging the interview. they asked him why do you really do it? and nigel, i believe him. he said, sense of adventure . he he said, sense of adventure. he said he thought he was getting on a bit 60 years. he said he's old. well, i might point out i might have pointed out to him that i was just about 80 when i when i did this. he could suddenly go on quite a few years, just about 80. >> how is that possible? >> how is that possible? >> i think i was 79. >> i think i was 79. >> look very young for your years. >> i think you wear it well. no, honestly. good genes. i him honestly. good genes. i took him at face value on this one. he said. he said lovely things about countryside and

i'm asking today, can nigel farage save the tories ? nigel farage save the tories?come back . it's 441. >> welcome back. it's 441. you're watching all the things the martin daubney on gb news. now at 5:00, we'll have the latest on the chaos in the conservative party as mps decide whether or not they'll back russia's beleaguered rwanda bill. but before that, nigel farage is out of the jungle and he's not ruling out what's been called a dream ticket pairing with boris johnson. when he was asked if that could happen, nigel said simply, never say neven nigel said simply, never say never. but with the tories on course to lose the general election , could my gb news election, could my gb news colleagues save the conservatives? or is it simply too far gone? well, joining us now is former labour spokesperson james matheson. james, welcome to the show. always a pleasure. here we are again. it seems that every time the tories are facing disaster for down the barrel, they seem to reach out and expect to nigel come in and rescue them. could that work and should he even entertai

there's a lot going on here with itv and nigel farage. y, says patricia . we've got quite a few patricia. we've got quite a few other emails kicking on here. the writer sent a conservative mp should defect a reform now says malcolm says a heck of a lot of these coming in gb views at gb views .com but look coming up next we have well some of the stuff we've got next is stuff we've got next anyway is the entertaining newspaper the most entertaining newspaper review find review that you will find anywhere television. we get anywhere on television. we get stuck tomorrow's front stuck into tomorrow's front pages. some pages. there are some sensational front sensational stories on the front of just had of the book. i've just had a sneaky little look in the break there. we'll bring them to you. you want to stay ahead of the game? does this latest game? plus, does this latest shocking is shocking video of what is allegedly justify allegedly an xl bully justify why their ban . why their ban. yeah, it's one of a couple of viral clips that have divid

there's a lot going on here with itv and nigel farage. y, says patricia . we've got quite a few patricia. we've got quite a few other emails kicking on here. the writer sent a conservative mp should defect a reform now says malcolm says a heck of a lot of these coming in gb views at gb views .com but look coming up next we have well some of the stuff we've got next is stuff we've got next anyway is the entertaining newspaper the most entertaining newspaper review find review that you will find anywhere television. we get anywhere on television. we get stuck tomorrow's front stuck into tomorrow's front pages. some pages. there are some sensational front sensational stories on the front of just had of the book. i've just had a sneaky little look in the break there. we'll bring them to you. you want to stay ahead of the game? does this latest game? plus, does this latest shocking is shocking video of what is allegedly justify allegedly an xl bully justify why their ban . why their ban. yeah, it's one of a couple of viral clips that have divid

lots of nigel farage. stella saysrch on nigel farage.doesn't them . oh, better tories need nigel farage, but he doe red them . oh, better tories need nigel farage, but he doe red wall them . oh, better tories need nigel farage, but he doe red wall andm . oh, better tories need nigel farage, but he doe red wall and right h, better tories need nigel farage, but he doe red wall and right wingtter tories need nigel farage, but he doe red wall and right wing tory the red wall and right wing tory mps reform uk to gain mps joined reform uk to gain support from sides on support from all sides on conservatives, martin says i think all boris's problems were generated by the far left that now controls civil service now controls the civil service liz truss. his problems were a game generated the left and game generated by the left and the england dumping the bank of england dumping bonds everyone bonds onto the market. everyone seems to forget this. the problems date back to problems we had date back to blair when he gave much blair when he gave too

nigel farage that was useful. come to hate me there who have come to hate me because of what written there who have come to hate me becaumef what written there who have come to hate me becaumefvthese written there who have come to hate me becaumef vthese rags. tten about me in these rags. >> well, one of them isn't >> yeah, well, one of them isn't a rat. one of them is a esteemed organ for the moment. organ of news for the moment. >> we'll get on to that in >> um, we'll get on to that in a minute. >> yeah. thank you. >> yeah. thank you. >> people do form their >> so people do form their perceptions the basis what perceptions on the basis of what other and i did other people say. and i did think was a real think this was a real opportunity. you can't over three weeks pretend three and a half weeks pretend to be any different to you to be any different to what you are. number of people in are. and a number of people in the first few days have come up to me and said, look, nigel, we never liked you before, to me and

look nigel farage is a free citizen . nigel farage is a free citizen.ate the conservative party is becoming talking about nigel farage talking. it seems about bringing back boris johnson. as you know, disgraced former prime minister. they've already brought back one former prime minister in recent weeks. so they seriously now talking about bringing back another. it's just, as i say, this continuing tory chaos just isn't putting the country first. >> to be fair, they've got more to choose from, from the labour they've had more successful prime but may i just prime ministers. but may i just ask you finally, you know , lots ask you finally, you know, lots of politicians quite of labour politicians quite what's the word i'm looking for? complacent, sitting back, looking and thinking that they can the election. can just win the next election. would boris would a coalition between boris johnson and nigel farage be more of an electoral threat than the current conservatives? can you just tell me that you think you would be a coalition of desperation in relation

nigel farage i don't know.the reason that people like david, sir david frost are looking at this going, do you know what? if we don't do something quick? now we are something quick? and now we are going absolutely smashed, something quick? and now we are gthink absolutely smashed, something quick? and now we are gthink they've)solutely smashed, something quick? and now we are gthink they've got jtely smashed, something quick? and now we are gthink they've got jtegoodfashed, something quick? and now we are gthink they've got jtegood pointi, i think they've got a good point because absolutely i think they've got a good point because is absolutely i think they've got a good point because is good lutely i think they've got a good point because is good forzly i think they've got a good point because is good for the tories. >> yeah, and a few things he said. he said said. more specifically, he said we talking about the we can't keep talking about the smoking a—levels, which smoking ban and a—levels, which rishi did a

nigel farage i don't know.he reason that people like david, sir david frost are looking at this going, do you know what? if we don't do something quick? now we are something quick? and now we are going absolutely smashed, something quick? and now we are gthink absolutely smashed, something quick? and now we are gthink they've)solutely smashed, something quick? and now we are gthink they've got jtely smashed, something quick? and now we are gthink they've got jtegoodfashed, something quick? and now we are gthink they've got jtegood pointi, i think they've got a good point because absolutely i think they've got a good point because is absolutely i think they've got a good point because is good lutely i think they've got a good point because is good forzly i think they've got a good point because is good for the tories. >> yeah, and a few things he said. he said said. more specifically, he said we talking about the we can't keep talking about the smoking a—levels, which smoking ban and a—levels, which rishi did at

who on the left has ever liked nigel farage? it's been let's get farage from day one.o sexy . they can't make their he's boring. one day he's too sexy. they can't make their mind up. they just want him out. >> i i'll firstly >> yeah. i mean, i'll be firstly , that clip is , your reaction to that clip is nigel in fact, too sexy for his shirt ? shirt? >> oh, well, nigel's not quite my he does look my type, although he does look very good in that video. but on the mirror , trying cancel the mirror, trying to cancel nigel farage. i mean, a left wing newspaper going after a right wing figure like nigel farage. one, am shocked. farage. i, for one, am shocked. >> the thing is. farage. i, for one, am shocked. >> the thing is . so apparently >> the thing is. so apparently the they did a poll the mirror, they did a poll right where of about 3500 people supposedly. and reportedly about 1500 of them said that they were going to back nigel. and then what happened was what happened after that was they to kind of nobody, they got to kind of nobody, labour , to come out and say labour

who on the left has ever liked nigel farage? it's been let's get farage from day one.oo sexy . they can't make their he's boring. one day he's too sexy. they can't make their mind up. they just want him out. >> i i'll firstly >> yeah. i mean, i'll be firstly , that clip is , your reaction to that clip is nigel in fact, too sexy for his shirt ? shirt? >> oh, well, nigel's not quite my he does look my type, although he does look very good in that video. but on the mirror , trying cancel the mirror, trying to cancel nigel farage. i mean, a left wing newspaper going after a right wing figure like nigel farage. one, am shocked. farage. i, for one, am shocked. >> the thing is. farage. i, for one, am shocked. >> the thing is . so apparently >> the thing is. so apparently the they did a poll the mirror, they did a poll right where of about 3500 people supposedly. and reportedly about 1500 of them said that they were going to back nigel. and then what happened was what happened after that was they to kind of nobody, they got to kind of nobody, labour , to come out and say labou

won't have up to scratch, i think have been up to scratch, i think nigel farage coming out of nigel faragerom clips it. really well, from the clips i've , and i there's i've seen, and i think there's been of an issue, hasn't been a bit of an issue, hasn't there, with him maybe not having quite because quite enough screen time because he's garnered so much popularity . yeah, well, that's a great question ask. question to ask. >> david van who i'm >> david van de, who i'm delighted is back on the delighted to say is back on the line. we've put £0.10 in the metre. david how do you think nigel across ? you nigel is coming across? you mentioned there odds for mentioned there his odds for winning to winning have shortened to 8 to 1. that's a good sign . 1. that's a good sign. >> he's definitely warming to people, which is what nella isn't doing. so so you meant to go in there and get people on your side and then from being picked for certain trials and bits and pieces, it tells you things. it certainly told me things. it certainly told me things. it certainly told me things. i think what i'm doi

law nigel farage is girlfriend.f the mirror, they've just done quite a big number on him, really. they've used it to labour party members. labour mp nadia whittome and her colleague kim johnson , to call for nigel kim johnson, to call for nigel farage to be booted out of the jungle for things like having a deeply poisonous influence and pursuing a racist narrative of. i think it is interesting , pursuing a racist narrative of. i think it is interesting, isn't it? because i'm just reading here that nadia whitham held a commons meeting with an activist who said that plotting zionists would be removed from the middle east. also reading here about kim johnson having to apologise earlier this year for calling israel a fascist state. so it will be fascinating to maybe get them the show so can them on the show so they can justify their as justify their views. but as nigel makes waves in the jungle, we are of course missing him here and i did have a here at gb news and i did have a chance sit with his chance to sit down wit

nigel farage was taking a gamble before going into the jungle. i know nigel.ountry , at least on changed the country, at least on one occasion with regards to brexit, he's been very vocal in regards to the de—banking scandal and of course he's part of a broadcasting revolution here on gb news. he could also take credit for the outcome of the last general election because it was a deal with the tories and boris johnson to stand down candidates in tory seats that helped boris johnson to that land slide and to keep jeremy corbyn out of number 10. so he's a consequential political figure and he risked all of that going into the jungle, didn't he? david no, i don't think it was a risk because i think nigel farage is exceptionally strategic in his political approach . political approach. >> you're right that he is consequential. it has often been the throughout british the case throughout british history that most history that the most consequential of age consequential politician of age has been the prime minister has not been the prime minister and sometimes not e

nigel farage is back in britain . the farage is back in britain. and he means business and his popularity is soaring above rishi sunak. would you vote for nigel to be prime minister? plus, i'll be joined by influential tory rebel sir john hayes. did the five families bottle it last night in the rwanda vote ? angela levin the rwanda vote? angela levin has the latest . harry and meghan has the latest. harry and meghan drama. they've been named the biggest losers in hollywood and we'll bring you the most exciting paper of you anywhere on the telly patrick christys tonight nine till 11 pm. be there >> welcome back to me. richard tice here on farage and gb news. well, no surprise at all. one. gary lineker. yes he is match of the day on bbc. he's been busy again tweeting away on social media as he likes to do and has done for many, many years. well it seems as though we've got a picture of a recent tweet he's just done about grant shapps. obviously a conservative mp and cabinet minister so we've now got an incoming chairman in new chairman arriving short

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won't have up to scratch, i think have been up to scratch, i think nigel farage coming out of nigel farage from clips it. really well, from the clips i've , and i there's i've seen, and i think there's been of an issue, hasn't been a bit of an issue, hasn't there, with him maybe not having quite because quite enough screen time because he's garnered so much popularity . yeah, well, that's a great question ask. question to ask. >> david van who i'm >> david van de, who i'm delighted is back on the delighted to say is back on the line. we've put £0.10 in the metre. david how do you think nigel across ? you nigel is coming across? you mentioned there odds for mentioned there his odds for winning to winning have shortened to 8 to 1. that's a good sign . 1. that's a good sign. >> he's definitely warming to people, which is what nella isn't doing. so so you meant to go in there and get people on your side and then from being picked for certain trials and bits and pieces, it tells you things. it certainly told me things. it certainly told me things. it certainly told me things. i think what i'm d

or nigel . farage and prime. or nigel. farage and bofis prime. or nigel. atch in voted for, for and watch him in a michael gove. a cabinet with michael gove. >> the enemy who >> you know, the enemy who aned >> you know, the enemy who knifed him what it knifed him over. what does it say? it say about sunak >> what does it say about sunak in the state of the uk ? well, it in the state of the uk? well, it says that they've got to get away from the grave. a blast from the past to show him after, after at the party conference speech. so wahaca said it's all about change now. it's the 30 years of old consensus , years of old consensus, including cameron. exactly. and then all of a sudden he's u—turn i >> -- >> and that photo, that photo quentin, which emerged in november of him walking along. and who was the prime minister? was it cameron or was it sunak? it like junior figure it looked like the junior figure was sunak. >> rishi sunak has a problem in his stature , uh, physical his stature, uh, physical stature is, you know, way below that of david cameron . and

law nigel farage is girlfriend.ey've just done quite a big number on him, really. they've used it to labour party members. labour mp nadia whittome and her colleague kim johnson , to call for nigel kim johnson, to call for nigel farage to be booted out of the jungle for things like having a deeply poisonous influence and pursuing a racist narrative of. i think it is interesting , pursuing a racist narrative of. i think it is interesting, isn't it? because i'm just reading here that nadia whitham held a commons meeting with an activist who said that plotting zionists would be removed from the middle east. also reading here about kim johnson having to apologise earlier this year for calling israel a fascist state. so it will be fascinating to maybe get them the show so can them on the show so they can justify their as justify their views. but as nigel makes waves in the jungle, we are of course missing him here and i did have a here at gb news and i did have a chance sit with his chance to sit down with his girlfriend

nigel farage de—man even.came to see him in the jungle. that's when it's more than when you realise it's more than politics. is a human being politics. this is a human being and happened last and that's what happened last year matt hancock. i year with matt hancock. i thought was going to be the thought he was going to be the most hated character. he comes thought he was going to be the mos'he'sad character. he comes thought he was going to be the mos'he'sad chover er. he comes thought he was going to be the mos'he'sad chover er. icampmates out, he's won over the campmates . it the birth of matt . it was the birth of matt hancock, the reality tv star. so this might not be the only tv show. we see nigel farage in the you in the meanwhile. yeah you know, in the meanwhile. yeah >> so expecting what >> so you're expecting what nigel farage is going to do, masterchef, because he can cut a fish. we learnt he i think he can. >> and you know the main thing, the reason he wanted to do the reason why he wanted to do i'm

nigel farage is back in britain . the farage is back in britain. and he means business and his popularity is soaring above rishi sunak. would you vote for nigel to be prime minister? plus, i'll be joined by influential tory rebel sir john hayes. did the five families bottle it last night in the rwanda vote ? angela levin the rwanda vote? angela levin has the latest . harry and meghan has the latest. harry and meghan drama. they've been named the biggest losers in hollywood and we'll bring you the most exciting paper of you anywhere on the telly patrick christys tonight nine till 11 pm. be >> welcome back to me. richard tice here on farage and gb news. well, no surprise at all. one. gary lineker. yes he is match of the day on bbc. he's been busy again tweeting away on social media as he likes to do and has done for many, many years. well it seems as though we've got a picture of a recent tweet he's just done about grant shapps. obviously a conservative mp and cabinet minister so we've now got an incoming chairman in new chairman arriving shortly at

lots of talk about nigel farage joining the conservative party do you think he should? k nigel has an awful lot to offer. number one, he is a big voice on the key issues like immigration that we know are a huge number one, if not number two issue for conservative voters, particularly those in 2019, and particularly those in 2019, and particularly those in the red wall like stoke on trent kidsgrove and talk. i'm proud to serve. secondly, i think he's actually an asset across the blue wall and the red wall. in essence, he's able to communicate in a way that many politicians aren't able to probably having probably no one closer to having the ability other than boris johnson able to get johnson to be able to get a message across, across clearly and concisely. so i really do hope that he comes forward and he joins. and i'd be very happy to welcome him. >> i mean, it sounds like you think he might make quite a good leader. look nigel lot. leader. look like nigel a lot. >> course, wants to >> and of course, if he wants to become of the become leader of the conservative party, h

nigel farage. and it turns out that the tories love him. the public have got jungle fever. s net approval ratings of plus 18 among conservative 2019 voters. sunakis among conservative 2019 voters. sunak is down at minus three. mark minus three. essentially more people would rather pass a kidney stone than have him as their leader. so is it any surprise that at pmqs earlier he lost his rag a little bit with keir starmer across the despatch box , a 11 year old liam walker box, a 11 year old liam walker homeless this christmas , he homeless this christmas, he wrote a letter to santa saying, please, can i have a forever home? >> i don't want any new toys . i >> i don't want any new toys. i just want all my old toys out of storage. i just want us to be happy again. >> mr speaker, if he really cared about building homes. no, no, no, no, no , no, no. no, no, no, no, no, no. >> if he really cared about building homes when there was an opportunity in this house. >> mr speaker , in this house, to >> mr speaker, in this house, to back our plans to reform defective eu laws to unlock 100

they were under the charismatic nigel farage. >> hmm.lice, i wonder whether he hasn't shown up the mainstream politician . both both mainstream politician. both both rishi and keir. i mean, he really does seem to have something which those two don't have. and i don't quite know why it is that people who lead the main parties at the moment don't manage to cut through better towards um as you towards the public. um as you say, how they can't incorporate the everyman in an extraordinary way. what stands in the way of our big party leaders from being a bit more like nigel? well, frankly , it's easier if you're frankly, it's easier if you're on the outside, isn't it? >> it's always easier to be the kind of agitator who's not in the mainstream. and i think that's part of nigel farage, his talent. think , you know, he is talent. i think, you know, he is charismatic, but he's divisive as well. um, and i do think that if he does choose to return to reform, powerful reform, there's a very powerful chance goes from chance that it goes from wherever

lots of talk about nigel farage joining the conservative party do you think he should? s an awful lot to offer. number one, he is a big voice on the key issues like immigration that we know are a huge number one, if not number two issue for conservative voters, particularly those in 2019, and particularly those in 2019, and particularly those in the red wall like stoke on trent kidsgrove and talk. i'm proud to serve. secondly, i think he's actually an asset across the blue wall and the red wall. in essence, he's able to communicate in a way that many politicians aren't able to probably having probably no one closer to having the ability other than boris johnson able to get johnson to be able to get a message across, across clearly and concisely. so i really do hope that he comes forward and he joins. and i'd be very happy to welcome him. >> i mean, it sounds like you think he might make quite a good leader. look nigel lot. leader. look like nigel a lot. >> course, wants to >> and of course, if he wants to become of the become leader of the conservative party, he's got a

nigel farage. and it turns out that the tories love him. the public have got jungle fever. s net approval ratings of plus 18 among conservative 2019 voters. sunakis among conservative 2019 voters. sunak is down at minus three. mark minus three. essentially more people would rather pass a kidney stone than have him as their leader. so is it any surprise that at pmqs earlier he lost his rag a little bit with keir starmer across the despatch box , a 11 year old liam walker box, a 11 year old liam walker homeless this christmas , he homeless this christmas, he wrote a letter to santa saying, please, can i have a forever home? >> i don't want any new toys . i >> i don't want any new toys. i just want all my old toys out of storage. i just want us to be happy again. >> mr speaker, if he really cared about building homes. no, no, no, no, no , no, no. no, no, no, no, no, no. >> if he really cared about building homes when there was an opportunity in this house. >> mr speaker , in this house, to >> mr speaker, in this house, to back our plans to reform defective eu laws to unlock 100

the jungle, some conservative mps want boris johnson to return as prime minister and unite with nigel farageould they get your vote? nigel gave his damning assessment of the tories earlier, rudderless , tories earlier, rudderless, leaderless, utterly useless . leaderless, utterly useless. >> it's headed for catastrophe at the next election , deservedly at the next election, deservedly so. but but somehow, to think that i'm going to walk out of a jungle after 23 nights and announce a relaunch in british politics and frankly, it's for the birds and transphobic tweet, the birds and transphobic tweet, the conservative party deputy chairwoman rachel mcclean is in hot water because she shared a tweet calling a transgender woman a man who wears a wig and calls himself a proud lesbian. >> now, this is the green party candidate for bromsgrove melissa poulton's response . poulton's response. >> without a shadow of a doubt, it is a transphobic comment. it's dog whistling at the finest. you know , it's finest. you know, it's gaslighting. it's everything. by attacking a minority minority group is just. y

>> is nigel farage going to win? could that pave the way for prime minister farage? you can just see nina getting really excited about the prospect . prospect. >> it's going to happen. it's going happen. it's going going to happen. it's going to happen. going to happen. it's going to haps01. going to happen. it's going to hapso deluded . >> so deluded. >> so deluded. >> debate that with former >> we'll debate that with former camp very camp mate edwina currie very shortly . and we'll talk about shortly. and we'll talk about keir starmer being accosted on a train. but let's first of all, welcome author and news contributor olly london to the studio. and olly, before we get to keir starmer, you've been in israel, you got back yesterday . israel, you got back yesterday. what is the latest there ? well, what is the latest there? well, so the latest is there are 300,000 israeli people that have been internally displaced. >> so from the south, you've had a lot of hezbollah rocket fire. they are planning attacks there. so y

farage the comeback kid. so is the set of circumstances actually the perfect storm for nigel to farage re—enter mainstream politicsme now to talk about nigel's prospects is the defence spokesman for reform uk frederick chedham . now reform uk frederick chedham. now let's let's get straight to it. frederick thanks for joining us. and but yeah, what do you think of nigel's? do you think nigel is going to come back into politics when he comes back? >> well, thank you. it's really nice to be here. good. good to see you. yeah. no i think he will. i mean, why not? the country needs him. let's face it. he could walk , i think, into it. he could walk, i think, into just about any party at the moment. that appraised with. well, with open arms . so, yes, well, with open arms. so, yes, he's going to get a big shock of that jungle with the events that have gone but i think he's have gone on. but i think he's ready of conviction ready with a lot of conviction for for the fight ahead that for the for the fight ahead that will be there. and he will, am will be there. and he will, i am sure, take reform to even greater heights th

so this is among tory voters, isn't it, where nigel farage out. all right. farage comes out. mean, sunak the mean, rishi sunak among the population in general, 70% of people unfavourable people have an unfavourable opinion compared with opinion of him, compared with 21% have a favourable 21% who have a favourable opinion. the that you're opinion. so the fact that you're beating guy in polls beating that guy in the polls doesn't necessarily you've doesn't necessarily mean you've got okay. but got a fighting chance. okay. but major keir starmer, major political keir starmer, who much less known , is who is much less well known, is still unpopular and his still pretty unpopular and his popularity is been going down even when the government hasn't exactly been from success success. >> success. >> so labour supporters must be a bit worried about that. >> well, he's going to win by default, isn't he? i mean, i don't think people particularly trust keir he doesn't trust keir starmer. he doesn't seem someone who seem like someone who necessarily keeps to his word, but sunak he's but

up the phone to nigel farage?rst of all, they're >> i mean, first of all, they're not best of mates, right? not the best of mates, right? you they have had run ins you know, they have had run ins in the past . you know, they have had run ins in the past. but boris isn't the bofis in the past. but boris isn't the boris johnson of old. remember, people seem to forget that actually, before he was ousted from power. and actually, i think the reason he was ousted from power was an awful set of council elections in which wandsworth was lost for the first 40 years. first time in 40 years. westminster lost , west westminster was lost, west oxfordshire lost. barnet was oxfordshire was lost. barnet was lost. do you remember that? i do. and i think there were a couple of by—election results as well for that seat down in devon. the name of which escapes me, which had been conservative ever since. it was formed in 19 1800 and something. and so boris was his popularity was waning . i was his popularity was waning. i think if nig

nigel farage, and they yeah.el farage, and they won't openly admit it, but they would done. would have done. >> think it's where we're >> i think it's where we're going. it's going to be going. i think it's going to be reality tv will be the way we choose prime ministers in the house commons. vote house of commons. we'll vote them time. it them out one at a time. it sounds like a much better system than got at the than whatever we've got at the moment because the last few prime haven't prime ministers just haven't been prime ministers just haven't beeand also the selection >> and also the selection process has long winded and process has been long winded and nowhere as entertaining. nowhere near as entertaining. >> the last prime >> well, the last three prime ministers have basically chosen themselves. the themselves. that's been half the problem. minutes. problem. the last five minutes. we all voted for was boris johnson. collectively as a as a nation. since we've had nation. and since then we've had two have ju

and it's nigel farage going to go tory. >> the prime minister hinted nigel farage would be welcome torejoin the tories , calling the rejoin the tories, calling the party a broad church . does it party a broad church. does it feel inevitable after stanley johnson said on this show last week , the conservatives ought to week, the conservatives ought to open their arms to nigel farage instead of taking a stand off out of the attitude . out of the attitude. >> and i think we cannot afford to have a man of that talent, not not in our camp at the next election. and of course, nigel farage is currently in the final week in the jungle on i'm a celebrity. >> voting is open to make him king. and he's got this message for all of you. >> i'm asking you to vote. remain. no, seriously , vote for remain. no, seriously, vote for me to remain in the jungle. now, the easiest way to do it is to get the i'm a celebrity app that gives you five free votes or you can phone or text . can phone or text. so if you'd like to do that and why wouldn't you.7 >> why wouldn't you? >> to support nigel and thereby gb

um, nigel farage, those problem. um, nigel farage, those of us on the left , not a problem.e left, not a big fan, but he has that charisma . fan, but he has that charisma. uh, he does have that follower thing that richard tice just, i'm afraid, does not. um, and so there may be three, four, five percentage points in it in terms of the polling. um, now , that of the polling. um, now, that doesn't mean that reform would get more mps under nigel farage, but it would certainly make a lot more trouble. and certainly a lot more trouble for the conservatives >> yeah, but emma, it's not just the conservative party that of course, reform may cause a few issues too. i remember, you know , back in 2015, ukip , 4 million , back in 2015, ukip, 4 million votes, uh, the fact that in in 2017, even 2019, members of my family , former labour voters family, former labour voters voting for a party backed by nigel farage that he was fronting. it's not just the disaffected conservatives that are going over to these parties like reform, is it ? like reform, is it? >> it isn't. and there is a perce

is a very nice man, but near as popular but he's nowhere near as popular as farage yeah he as nigel faragehe needs in the reform party needs farage in the reform party at moment, not in the tories. >> yeah, but the reform party could force to be could be a real force to be reckoned with. >> think it could. >> yes, i think it could. >> yes, i think it could. >> yeah. and i think somebody had once said at hq, you know, if to 10, we are if reform get to 10, we are a word beginning with f and now they're polling around i think word beginning with f and now thor re polling around i think word beginning with f and now thor that>lling around i think word beginning with f and now thor that seems round i think word beginning with f and now thor that seems t0|nd i think word beginning with f and now thor that seems to be i think word beginning with f and now thor that seems to be theink 11 or that seems to be the westminster intention that people are moving to reform in their let's change their droves. yes. let's change gears and about the royals gears and talk about the royals at now we've had at c

tonight but the long running question has been whether nigel farage would be welcome in today's toryarty. but as sir keir starmer praises margaret thatcher, brexit calls for less immigration and shifts his on pledges . his position on green pledges. is for the leader of the is it time for the leader of the opposition to the tory opposition to join the tory party.7 first, past the longest strike in nhs history has been announced , with the british announced, with the british medical ordering 216 medical association ordering 216 hours of industrial inaction action both in the lead up to christmas and just after the new yeah christmas and just after the new year. the three day high court showdown between the duke of sussex and the home office commences with the prodigal prince, rather characteristically, claiming he was treated less favourably in his case for royal police protection. and perhaps most importantly , it's the bread importantly, it's the bread battle. the ghastly national takeover of soured bread has culminated in a rebrand of lidl's range after it emerged the supermarket g

nigel farage is a the high court continue again today . nigel farage is a step today.nigel farage is a step closer to the jungle crown as he survives another eliminate . and survives another eliminate. and he celebrated with a little bit of a dance last night. >> first, it was his bottom. now it's his chest. i feel like i've seen the full the full farage. >> he's too just sexy for his shirt. that's the whole thing is all not too sexy for a shirt. >> is the big question. >> is the big question. >> well , i was >> is the big question. >> well, i was going to dress a little more comfortably to do a little more comfortably to do a little sport. arsenal beat luton in the last minute, and that means they go five points clear in the premier league. >> well done to them. >> well done to them. >> . well done to them. and >> yes. well done to them. and also england's women. so also also england's women. so they managed to beat scotland six nil. but in the last minute holland score against belgium to win four nil, which basically means that team gb will not be in the olympics. do

what when about nigel farage. he would have heated debates with then it with people. but then when it was over, you know, you'd shake hands, you'd a beer or a hands, you'd have a beer or a glass you'd talk glass of wine and you'd talk about else. and it about something else. and it wasn't took it wasn't he never took it personally from what you were saying about and never saying about him. and he never made towards you made it personal towards you ehhen i made it personal towards you either. i think that either. and i think that that is was his great strengths. was one of his great strengths. >> he always says gb >> well, as he always says on gb news, agree to disagree. news, we can agree to disagree. and think that's a real and i think that's a real strength very powerful strength in a very powerful thing say, isn't it? thing to say, isn't it? >> and thank you so much . >> oh, and thank you so much. >> oh, and thank you so much. >> yeah, voting yes . >> yeah, i'm voting yes. >> yeah, i'm voting yes. >> i just i j

nigel farage, and they yeah.el farage, and they won't openly admit it, but they would done. would have done. >> think it's where we're >> i think it's where we're going. it's going to be going. i think it's going to be reality tv will be the way we choose prime ministers in the house commons. vote house of commons. we'll vote them time. it them out one at a time. it sounds like a much better system than got at the than whatever we've got at the moment because the last few prime haven't prime ministers just haven't been prime ministers just haven't beeand also the selection >> and also the selection process has long winded and process has been long winded and nowhere as entertaining. nowhere near as entertaining. >> the last prime >> well, the last three prime ministers have basically chosen themselves. the themselves. that's been half the problem. minutes. problem. the last five minutes. we all voted for was boris johnson. collectively as a as a nation. since we've had nation. and since then we've had two have ju

is nigel farage going to win? i'm a celebrity. pave the way for prime minister farage will debate that with former campmates and ex conservative government minister edwina currie. she's. next welcome back to the show. we're face to face, nina. don't worry about that. listen, folks, i'm really enjoying the show. i hope you're enjoying it, too. i'm a celebrity reaches its crescendo with final live programme with the final live programme showing this sunday and with nigel farage still there and down to the last five, whisper it is the unthinkable about to happen. it is the unthinkable about to happen . could nigel win? i'm happen. could nigel win? i'm a celebrity. well, peter thinks he's going to win. if he does, could this have implications for his future political career? could he go from jungle to number 10 in the next five years? we'll get the views of the brilliant edwina currie in just a moment. but what do you think about this, nina? nigel king of the jungle, king of downing street. >> i you're deluding >> i think you're delud

, nigel farage reflects on sonyear in a:avourite moments of though, nigel farage reflects on sonyeara gb urite moments of though, nigel farage reflects on sonyear in a gb newsnoments of though, nigel farage reflects on sonyear in a gb news specials of the year in a gb news special. >> one of the highlights of the farage show is talking pints. i mean, who else would drink a pint of beer live on british television? me of course, but i do it with some very interesting people. they come from the worlds of politics arts worlds of politics and the arts and sport. people you've never heard who've achieved amazing heard of who've achieved amazing things, of talking things, and the joy of talking pints is you kind of forget you're on telly because it's like two people together having a pint in the pub or even having a pint in the pub or even having a cup of tea together. and my style of interviewing , well, style of interviewing, well, it's not really interviewing, it's not really interviewing, it's having it's genuinely having a conversation, out conversation, trying to find out what motivat

winot nigel farage should be ther or not nigel farage should be back tories.ck in the tories. i find that interesting well, you interesting as well, what you make of all anyway, this esg make of it all anyway, this esg that we keep referring to, in case not familiar with case you're not familiar with it, is it environmental, social and it and governance? is that what it stands does, isn't it? stands for? esg does, isn't it? it's all about basically like stands for? esg does, isn't it? it'sofl about basically like stands for? esg does, isn't it? it'sofl ab

phillip is right that it is fear of nigel farage - that it is fear of nigel farage that is behind allrom the jungle and stands against — back from the jungle and stands against them, but it actually goes from _ against them, but it actually goes from a _ against them, but it actually goes from a defeat to a disaster. are you say stand against _ from a defeat to a disaster. are you say stand against them, you - say stand against them, you mean reform candidates put up in their constituencies?— constituencies? exactly, last time there was a _ constituencies? exactly, last time there was a deal to _ constituencies? exactly, last time there was a deal to be done - there was a deal to be done nigel farage _ there was a deal to be done nigel farage wanted brexit to be put over the line, there is no deal to be done _ the line, there is no deal to be done this time. but where i disagree with phillip, the tory party already looks like — with phillip, the tory party already looks like we hate each other. if we get rid _ looks like we hate each other. if we get rid of another leader, someone who