nigel farage said the had more members? nigel farage said they had hit _ more members?- they had hit almost 132,000, slightly more than the conservatives had their membership at the last time they held a leadership election but memberships can be quite difficult to compare. there is a fee forjoining parties that can be different and you can have a difference of tiers and types of membership so the other thing is membership does not always correlate to electoral success. not always correlate to electoralsuccess. in not always correlate to electoral success. injeremy corbyn was in charge of the labour party there were talks about membership increasing but that did not stop them being defeated at the general election. it defeated at the general election-— defeated at the general election. . , , , election. it matters because many analysts _ election. it matters because many analysts so _ election. it matters because many analysts so the - election. it matters because| many analysts so the reform party is posing an existential threat to the conservative party, one of the ol

being pro nigel farage. they? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's ridiculous. >> it's ridiculous. >> i'm going to get in trouble. do you want to do the assad story? because there's also dump files show families spiralling each other in assad's surveillance state, and people are even, you know, there's all sorts of families were spying on each other, including children. people were going to prison. it sounds like starmer's uk is just horrific. so sorry. i had to say that you've had a fun christmas then. >> yeah, that's what i'm taking from that story. and anything a bit lighter. >> if we had daily star, daily star, rise of the killer robot fridges and this is just a classic ai coming in to, you know, make our food cold when we want it. >> not that classic, is it? because, like, the terminator wasn't a fridge famously was. >> well, i'm surprised they haven't actually done a kind of killer fridge type movie. yeah, or your appliances kind of coming against, you know, an update on disney, you know, with mickey when he was.

he's a very spectacular man, very highly- respected, nigel farage.keep the government funded beyond this friday's looming parcels shutdown deadline. the stopgap funding bill allocates billions of dollars in disaster aid and relief are american farmers, pushing the funding deadline to 14 pushing the funding deadline to 1a march, giving donald trump and congress time to decide how the government should be funded next. and karl nazanin, stay with us on bbc news. —— i'm carl nazanin. hello there. we again saw temperatures reaching 13 celsius on tuesday, but the cloud this time brought with it more rain. and into the southwest, we'll find this rain arriving later in the day on wednesday. but at the moment, this area of low pressure is bringing the rain into the night. it's also bringing some strong and gusty winds — and that's all keeping the temperatures up. it's very mild, these are the temperatures of 12—13 celsius by the end of the night. but it will still be windy into the morning, and the strongest of the winds are likely to be over and to the east

and i said are the conservatives worried about nigel farage? and she said, yes.ld be, and i think she was meaning political class. so there's no doubt, as you were saying, henry, it's very fashionable to be terribly worried about reform in political circles. but what someone else in government was saying to me the other day, actually, we have to take a breath, wait and see if they're a real party beyond nigel farage on tiktok. now, i'm not suggesting that they're not at all. it is very clear they they made very significant gains in the general election. they're working very hard to professionalise and to expand the party. they clearly have huge potential as we come around to 2025. but sometimes in politics, as in everything, you get a sort of frenzy in fashion. but there is a sense, though, isn't there, that it's like they don't want to be caught out again. they'll be caught out in the general election, and they don't want to be caught out another time. definitely. and they're just also very aware that they won this astonishing parliamentary landslide on what was

it was victoria thomas bowman lobbying a milkshake at nigel farage when he was running to be clear anend, she will avoid prison. and tonight i will leave you with ten seconds of twinkling tractors. 150 took to the roads in yorkshire this weekend, covered in christmas lights. it is for good reason — the drivers do it to raise money for local charities. get to feeling festive, doesn't it? that is all from me. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. the battle of the noisy neighbours as england and wales are drawn together for next summer's european championship england's women are brilliant with the ball in bloemfontein as they take control in their one—off test against south africa. and show me the money: for the first time in history, the us ryder cup team will be paid to compete. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. less than 200 days to go until the women's european championship begins,

tonight, a suspected poisoning in fiji, the woman who milkshaked nigel farage and some festive tractors french island near madagascar where more than half the population are under the age of 18. people living there have seen an incredible amount of damage from cyclone chido, the worst one there for 90 years. several hundred thought to be dead and the mayor says people are now starting to die of thirst and hunger too. more on the bbc news app. some other news then, the rapper slowthai has been cleared of raping two women at an after show party in oxford back in 2021. the rapper argued what happened was consensual sex and when giving evidence, slowthai said what he was accused of just wasn't true. after two weeks, a jury found him and another man also accused of raping one of the women not guilty. five tourists and two foreigners living in fiji have been sent to hospital with suspected poisoning after drinking pina coladas at this five star resort on the coral coast. the guests are said to have been sick and displayed neurological symptoms. and remember this moment from the summer? this w

the woman who milkshakes nigel farage and some festive tractors.re than half the population are under the age of 18 for the people living there have been an incredible amount of damage from a cyclone, the worst one therefore 90 years. several hundred baht to be dead and the mayor says people are now starting to die of thirst and hunger. more on the developing situation on the news app. some other news and the rapper �*s low tide has been cleared of raping two women in oxford in 2021. the rubber ah what happened was consensual sex and we giving evidence, he said what he was been accused of was not true and after two weeks, jewry found him and another man also accused of raping one of the women not guilty. foreigners in fiji have been sent to hospital with suspected poisoning after drinking pinnacle art is at this 5—star resort under the coral coast. the guest have been set to be sick. and remember this moment from the summer? victoria thomas aren't lodging a milkshake at nigel farage when he was running to be claxton mp. today she received 13 week s

nigel farage criticised the sentence, saying it shows "you can assault a member of parliament "and notin court charged with the manslaughter of an 80—year—old man, who was injured while walking his dog in a park near leicester. bhim kohli died in hospital after the alleged attack in september. the girl cannot be named because of her age. deputy prime minister angela rayner has set out plans for a redesign of local government in england. district councils will be incorporated into wider authorities and new elected regional mayoralties created. ministers say the changes would empower local leaders and could save up to £2 billion. you're live with bbc news. south korea's constitutional court has asked president yoon suk yeol to provide written answers to a set of questions by december 23 as the court brings preparations for his impeachment trial. [000:17:13;00] [000:17:14;00]

the reform party leader nigel farage has met elon musk at donald trump's mar—a—lago resort in floridaprospect of a donation from the world's richest man. our political editor chris mason is in westminster, how big a deal is this? hello, jane, the pictures have a blimey look at that to them, don't they, as you have the three men around the table, there, but it is more than that, because this is the world's disrupt for in chief meeting british politic�*s disrupt for in chief, and it is the surest sign yet that elon musk is really keen to get involved in meddling as some see it as british politics so who did you have round the table? two billionaires and nigel farage, so nick candy, the re—form party's new treasurer and elon musk, elon musk is not shy when it comes to publicity and he is not shy about spending from his considerably deep pockets, so what did they talk about? they talked about campaigning threat yes, donald trump's campaigning strategy in the recent us election and yes, they talked about the prospects oaf a donation. we did discuss money, how could we not discuss money giv

would they not l arguably have liked the idea of nigel farage as the uk ambassador to the us more? ore? tie: will know nigel farage comes from a difficult don knight different political party from the prime minister and was never a candidate. nigel has his own relationship with the president which will continue, and that's the reality but it will be peter mandelson who speaks for the british government. 50 speaks for the british government.- speaks for the british covernment. government. so kim darroch, thank you _ government. so kim darroch, thank you very _ government. so kim darroch, thank you very much - government. so kim darroch, thank you very much for - government. so kim darroch, i thank you very much for talking to us on bbc news. once we get the confirmation, we will bring it to you. sarah king derek who was former ambassador to the us. —— sir kim darroch. some people in hampshire will be waking up to running water for the first time since wednesday, as engineers have been working through the night to fix an ongoing issue. our reporter, jon cuthill, joined me earlier from

nigel farage as a kind of link.— as a kind of link.i think peter mandelson will. as a kind of link. i think| peter mandelson will be as a kind of link. i think- peter mandelson will be the link himself, that is hisjob, but i think he will be pragmatic. hisjob it is to represent the british people at washington. with all of his experience and his pragmatism and his political savvy, he should be able to do that. but how does _ should be able to do that. but how does he _ should be able to do that. but how does he start to mend those bridges in your view? has how does he start to mend those bridges in your view?— bridges in your view? has he already started? _ bridges in your view? has he already started? it _ bridges in your view? has he already started? it is - bridges in your view? has he | already started? it is possible to exaggerate the degree to which there is any animosity. there is a good relationship between washington and london. donald trump is pretty favourably disposed towards the united kingdom. obviously he didn't like the

and of course this week on our front pages here we have seen nigel farage alongside elon musk.irst port of call? it is an interesting question. i am sure _ is an interesting question. i am sure we will talk about this more — am sure we will talk about this more on — am sure we will talk about this more on the programme as we talk about— more on the programme as we talk about the united states congress. where exactly the power — congress. where exactly the power and influence are coming from _ power and influence are coming from in — power and influence are coming from in american politics right now_ from in american politics right now is— from in american politics right now is harder than ever to figure _ now is harder than ever to figure out, is it coming from elon— figure out, is it coming from elon musk? president trump? vice _ elon musk? president trump? vice president vance, sometimes on sociai— vice president vance, sometimes on social media but hasn't been spotted — on social media but hasn't been spotted much recently? he said they would try, i think that is doing — the

welcome to the nigel farage christmas special here live from maidstone.uests tonight. i've got vixen and christmas joining me. i have to say, this is the most ambitious thing i've ever done on gb news. but aren't they beautifully behaved? we're going to have a great show for you. we're going to talk about reflections on the yeah to talk about reflections on the year. we're going to have a look at the amazing sparkling wines that kent is now producing. neil razor ruddock will be joining us for talking pints, and we've got a fab military band at the end. and i have to say with these reindeer, it's so far so good. thank you. >> thank you for coming. thank you for taking.

elon musk meets nigel farage at donald trump's florida resort.on will tell us what it means. and... the bbc�*s sports personality of the year 2024 is... ..keely hodgkinson! cheering. ..the olympic 800 metre gold medallist is crowned this year's winner. on newsnight at 10.30pm tonight, we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day, with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters — and of course, look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. the judge at the old bailey described the treatment of sara sharif at the hands of her own father and stepmother as torture, and mrjustice cavanagh expressed disquiet about a child being home—schooled for whom the authorities had welfare concerns. sara had been known to social services since before she was born, and yet was allowed to be taken out of school by her parents in the weeks before she died. today, the government brought forward legislation taking away the automatic right of parents to educate their children at home, if the child is the subject of a protec

nigel farage criticised the sentence, saying it shows "you can assault a member of parliament "and notd in court charged with the manslaughter of an 80—year—old man, who was injured while walking his dog in a park near leicester. bhim kohli died in hospital after the alleged attack in september. the girl cannot be named because of her age. deputy prime minister angela rayner has set out plans for a redesign of local government in england. district councils will be incorporated into wider authorities and new elected regional mayoralties created. ministers say the changes would empower local leaders and could save up to £2 billion. you're live with bbc news. some breaking news we are following here out of the pacific. a 7.3—magnitude earthquake has struck vanuatu. the quake was at a depth of 10 kilometres and authorities have issued a possible tsunami warning for vanuatu. it is unclear the extent of any damage at the moment, but we will keep across it for you and bring you any updates. south korea's constitutional court has asked president yoon suk yeol to provide written answers to a se

a woman who threw a milkshake at the reform uk leader nigel farage has been given a 13 week suspendedy beating and criminal damage in an earlier hearing. nigel farage criticised the sentence, saying it shows you can assault a member of parliament and not go to prison. a man has been arrested after two—year—old died in the west midlands that involved a stolen porsche. please say a 30—year—old has been held for crash causing death. a woman aged 29 and a 30—year—old man remain in a serious condition in hospital. deputy prime minister, angela rayner, has set out plans for a redesign of local government in england. district councils will be incorporated into wider authorities and new elected regional mayoralties created. ministers say the changes would empower local leaders and could save up to 2 billion pounds. but opponents say that so—called "mega—councils" will take power away from local communities. you're live with bbc news. a chinese businessman accused of spying for beijing, and with close links to prince andrew, has agreed to his identity being made public. until today, yang teng—

nigel farage has criticised the sentence, saying it shows "you can assault a member of parliament and cyclone chido hit the french island terriroty of mayotte in territory of mayotte in the indian ocean over the weekend. mayotte is one of the poorest parts of france. nearly half the population are aged under 1a and hundreds of thousands of people live in shanty towns. the cyclone moved west across the island with winds of 140 miles per hour, before making landfall in mozambique. royal mail is to become foreign owned for the first time in its 500 year history. the government has given the go ahead for the group to be sold to a czech billionaire in a £3.6 billion deal. there are some rules governing the sale, which means royal mail has to deliver letters monday to saturday, across the uk. here's our business editor, simonjack. the first owner of royal mail was henry viii. the next owner is likely to be this man — czech billionaire daniel kretinsky. today, the government insisted his £3.6 billion takeover would help secure royal mail's future. conditions of the takeover include the gover

nigel farage criticised the sentence, saying it shows "you can assault a member of parliament "and not—old boy died in a crash in the west midlands that involved a stolen porsche. police say the 30—year—old is being held on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the crash happened on dartmouth road in smethwick on saturday evening. a woman, aged 29, and a 30—year—old man remain in a serious condition in hospital. deputy prime minister angela rayner has set out plans for a redesign of local government in england. district councils will be incorporated into wider authorities and new elected regional mayoralties created. ministers say the changes would empower local leaders and could save up to two billion pounds. but opponents say that so—called "mega—councils" will take power away from local communities. you're live with bbc news. two people are dead and six others injured after a school shooting in the us state of wisconsin. the victims are a teacher and a teenage student. police say the shooter is also dead. the shooting happened at a private christian academy in the state c

my teenage daughter just wants to be with nigel farage. like, how did that happen?re the next generation who are going to be 1819 at the next election. i mean, it's genius. i know she's thinking and down and down, but in terms of communicating with that next generation and even, you know, my mum spends all her life on facebook as well. like there are alternative media that we have to get through. the political messages get through very clearly. >> their life has changed. joe, bev, i'm going to get you back in a few minutes to taste kentish sparkling wines. not allowed to call them champagne, but they may well be better. >> some of them are. >> some of them are. >> we'll be testing your palate in a moment. we're going to go to a break, and after that we're going to give out some prizes to some local heroes. and we're also going to try and raise some money for a local dog rescue charity. see you in a couple of minutes. welcome back to maidstone. now, we asked the audience if they wanted to nominate. did they wanted to nominate. did they want to nominate people in the

nigel farage criticised the sentence, saying it shows "you can assault a member of parliament and notplans for a redesign of local government in england. district councils will be incorporated into wider authorities and newly elected regional mayoralties created. ministers say the changes would empower local leaders and could save as much as £2 billion. but opponents say that so—called "mega—councils" will take power away from local communities. joe pike reports. the council which collects these bins could itself be scrapped, as labour paves the way for the phasing out of two—tier local authorities. they argue it will be simpler and cheaper. this district council in rural lincolnshire also looks after planning, leisure centres and green spaces. it covers a vast rural area, but the conservative leader is sceptical if bigger is better. we don't want to lose the local, we are local government. the size that we are means we are well—connected to our communities. this area is part of a political patchwork of seven district borough and city councils in lincolnshire, who look after things li

, and should nigel farage be used as peter mandelson has recently suggested some sort of link? that is highly critical of it as some sort of link to president trump. it seems pretty unlikely. i think the whole presence of elon musk is a question, what i understand he is doing at the moment is funding or suggesting that he might fund reform in ways that are legal under the british electoral system, and if we don�*t like that, we will have to change the law. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you very much for “oining us. . ~' thank you very much for “oining us. . ~ , ., us. thank you. now- - the croatian president has declared a day of mourning after a seven—year—old child was killed and several other people injured in a knife attack at a school.writing on social media, president plenkovic offered his �*deepest condolences�* after the attack at a zagreb primary school. a former student at the school has been arrested. 0ur balkans correspondent guy delauney has more on this. what we know is that shortly before ten o�*clock this morning a young man aged according to the medi

i think he will certainly have nigel farage in his ear telling him that.lord mandelson�*s greatest skills is the ability to, quite frankly, talk out of both sides of his mouth. and i say that not as a criticism, but more as a sort of skill set in terms of being able to reassure both trump at a political level, in terms of engagement and also brussels. so i think that triangulation sort of skill set that he has is quite important. allie renison there. well, as a good example of the kind of complexities in trade relations the world may find with the incoming trump administration, a short time ago donald trump put out a message pointed at the european union. in it he says the eu "must make up their tremendous deficit with the united states by the large scale purchase of our oil and gas", otherwise, it is tariffs all the way! ! ! he added. for more i spoke to jane foley from rabobank — she said this might be welcome news to european manufacturers as — if implemented — it could lead to a drop in energy prices. europe knows that it is also there, that it is also

nigel farage has been in florida meeting with the world's richest man, elon musk, at donald trump's mar—a—lagohe party's new treasurer, nick candy, happened yesterday. know about disclosed that we know about and then inserting himself into the presidential campaign, not just being a passive donor like many of the major donors we have here. he was very active, going to rallies, active in working on how they would do this ground game you were just talking about. just this ground game you were 'ust talking abouti talking about. just to be clear- -- _ talking about. just to be clear... go _ talking about. just to be clear... go on... - talking about. just to be - clear... go on... continue... and now he has such an active role now in the administration, the coming administration, spending a lot of time at mar—a—lago being set up with the department of government efficiency. in the department of government efficien . , ., efficiency. in terms of the uk, the way it _ efficiency. in terms of the uk, the way it currently _ efficiency. in terms of the uk, the way it currently works - efficiency. in ter

nigel farage in talks with elon musk at mar a lago. good evening.he kremlin has tonight called the killing of a russian general in moscow an act of terrorism, and vowed to take revenge. ukraine's security services say they were behind an attack which killed lieutenant general igor kirillov — he was killed by a bomb hidden in a scooter outside an apartment building. he had been accused of using chemical weapons on the battlefield. dmitry medvedev, the deputy chairman of the russian security council, said those responsible must be eradicated. our russia editor steve rosenberg sent this report from moscow: being filmed from a car opposite, a russian general and his assistant. here, what appears to be a scooter — we will come back to that. what followed was a giant explosion, with deadly consequences. the two men were killed, a moscow apartment block was now a crime scene. investigators sifted through the debris, searching for clues. later, a spokesperson for russia's investigative committee revealed the bomb had been hidden on the scooter, a terrorist

and immigration has been cited as a factor driving some recent defections from the tories to nigel farage'sct over the years has highlighted that. absolutely. and i was actually at that speech that starmer gave last week when he set out the targets for government, the milestones, and none of them including any target on migration. and 70 or 80% of the questions he got from the audience and from the media were about why it was that he had not included a target for migration, and a lot of analysts say that that was a big misstep and it leaves a vacuum there for parties like reform uk to step in and say that the public care about this and it's something that consistently ranks in the top three things that the public are most concerned about. and they're saying here is evidence right now that this is

that is where they are open for attack by nigel - open for attack by nigel farage...lier, the election was policy light but there was a plan on the table by, harris which goes on the trash, i guess. but looks similar like incentives, a plan to build 3 million homes, $25,000 in assistance to first—time buyers, tax breaks to builders focused on first—time buyers, 40 focused on first—time buyers, a0 billion to encourage local governments to change the zoning which we have just been talking about with the green belt. that is similar but it does not work. various governments in america have tried it too. so what is the secret? i tried it too. so what is the secret? , ., ., ., secret? i served on a town council — secret? i served on a town council for _ secret? i served on a town council for half _ secret? i served on a town council for half a _ secret? i served on a town council for half a dozen - secret? i served on a town i council for half a dozen years where — council for half a dozen years where i— council for half a dozen years where i live in maryland. we confronted

the leader of reform uk, nigel farage, has met elon musk in florida , and said the tech billionaire wasty. after the meeting at donald trump's mar—a—lago resort, mr farage said there was "one more chance left to save the west" and they could "do great things together". campaigners have reacted with fury to the government's decision not to pay compensation to women who have been affected by rises in the state pension age. they believe more than three million women born in the 19505 known as "waspi women" weren't given sufficient notice of the change. the government said the 10.5 billion pound bill represented poor value for the taxpayer. you're live with bbc news. the united nations is warning that unless syria gets urgent support it could be plunged back into conflict. there have been clashes between turkish—backed groups and kurdish forces in the northeast. the un special envoy to syria says sanctions should be lifted to enable its reconstruction. the leader of hts — the rebel group that ousted president bashar al—assad — is also calling for the west to lift sanctions. including the de

and for nigel farage and his reform party, it's been the topic upon which they've based a really veryful election campaign, winning14% of the vote from a standing start. there is clearly a deep concern about negative impacts of immigration in the country you now call home. do you understand why? yes, and i empathise with many people who do feel worried about the number of migrants. i think, firstly, there's been a great conflation of migration and refugees. when it comes to economic migrants or students, i think every country has the right to choose how many people it has, and it's absolutely right that people have a grown—up conversation about that. when it comes to refugees, that's people in legitimate fear of their lives or persecution, i think there's international law and moral judgment that should come into it, as well. but on economic migrants, we need to have a conversation in the uk about migration. but it is the case that in certain places, people are feeling the pinch. houses are unaffordable, public services, transport, and schooling, and other services are increasingly in

nigel farage met elon musk at donald trump's florida residence yesterday.orted that elon musk may want to donate potentially up to $100 million to reform. what would you think if that happened? i'm shocked. absolutely shocked. the idea that somebody such as musk with those amount of money would pour it into british politics in order to get a populist like farage elected. we need to clean up our act on political party funding. just as the usa needs to clean it up even more. it has to be limited and it has to be totally transparent. musk pouring those sums of money into our politics over the next four years is, to me, quite frightening. so should labour tighten up the rules on donations to british political parties? yes, it should. including trade union donations? well, trade unions are not commercial operations like elon musk and don't have the selfish interests of elon musk. a trade union represents its members. it's a democratic organisation. that's a completely different thing. and the politicalfund has to be voted on by the members of the union whether t

nigel farage in talks with elon musk at mar a lago. good evening.vowed to take revenge. ukraine's security services say they were behind an attack which killed lieutenant general igor

tonight we have the leader of reform uk, nigel farage, along with tony blair�*s former spin doctor, alastairnt audience here in lincoln in the east midlands. we are on iplayerfrom 9pm and bbc one after the ten 0�*clock news. fiona, thank you. a medicine known as the "king kong" of weight loss jabs is to be prescribed on the nhs in england. but it could take 12 years for everyone to receive it. the healthcare watchdog, nice, says that length of time is necessary so health services aren�*t overwhelmed by demand for the drug. our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson reports. maya winter was turned down for nhs weight loss treatment, despite having severe obesity with a bmi ofjust over 53. she bought the weight loss drug mounjaro privately from an online pharmacy and has since lost five stone. it feels amazing. ifeel so, so, so much better, and my body, just had my six—monthly bloods done, and my body is coping a lot better, and all my bloods are looking very good. around 60% of adults are either overweight or obese in england, risking their health and putting pressure on the nhs. but only 40

and i think what nigel farage is intervention shows is how much things have changed.o the 1980s where people in certain professions would stop, have lunch, boozy lunch, drink red wine and then go back to sleep. now, surely you're not suggesting they are going to be particularly productive in the afternoon? >> no. and judging by nigel farage, his lunch that he was just having, i don't think there was a lot of work that was going to be done later that afternoon. no, but even 20 or 30 minutes away from your desk or having something to eat doesn't have to be a lunch hour. it just has to be. and also social connection. if you're eating in a canteen, you know all that stuff is just missing if you don't eat lunch. no, i think nigel's a rather boozy looking lunch. joyous as it looks, it's probably not a very productive way to go about things. >> yeah, it's a very strange comment from kemi badenoch. in my opinion. you need, even if you're not going off to eat a sandwich or lunch or whatever your choice of food may be, surely you need just 20 or 30 minutes just to reset your br

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in the uk, twice the share of young men voted for brexit engineer nigel farage's reform uk party than young women nearly twice as many young women voted green these political trends coincide with changing attitudes about gender among young men. as the economist notes in a study of 27 european countries researchers found that young men 18 to 29 were more likely than men in any other age group to believe that advancing women's rights had gone too far. in south korea, a 2021 poll found that just 38% of men in their 20s think that discrimination against women is serious more than half of men over 60 believe that that's in a notoriously patriarchal country, with the largest gender pay gap in the oecd, a group of mostly rich countries. we know education is a key predictor of political affiliation well, the economist analyzed polling data of 18 to 29 year olds from 20 rich countries they found that the gap in political affiliation across gender lines is about twice the size of the gap in affiliation between those with a college degree and those without one. why are we seeing this growing div

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said, it's just the beginning and the reason being nigel farage is, is so fluent.at the autocue. you know, i look, i did that, i do that, you do that. but look, you know he's got should i win. he's got the people's touch and he and he's actually saying what people are feeling and are people's worries, you know. keir starmer the other day didn't even mention immigration. you know, nigel wants to do something about it. you know, since starmer's been in i think it's 20,290 have come over in on starmer's watch. you know what's happening to smashing the gangs, all this blah, blah, blah. nigel talks sense. he's a people's person . and i think both labour person. and i think both labour and the conservatives are very worried about reform. >> but talk can be cheap. i mean, you can say all sorts of things. that's what keir starmer and his party did whilst the conservatives were in power. and now it's all coming back to it's being chucked back in their face. i mean, they rachel reeves a prime example of saying one thing and then doing the very, very opposite. >> yes, that's

they give him a score of 48, they give nigel farage 9tt, which is leaning almost towards mussolini overi sunakis mussolini over there. rishi sunak is 77. and then diane abbott scores four, which i don't know. does that make her the dalai lama or stalin? i'm not sure, but four is. >> well, it's only as you say, if it's on a political campus, you need an x and a y coordinate, surely? >> well, no, i don't believe in that anymore. >> i don't oh you don't okay. no. >> well, i think that's interesting. i don't think that thatis interesting. i don't think that that is i think he is a bit more left than this. like right in the middle. i agree, i think because they get the score from asking his councillors in his constituency, that constituency is their neighbour, he's neighbours with corbyn. that and their other and corbyn's other constituents, haringey, which is my constituency, they're all all those councillors are, a lot of them are just a bunch of cranks. so for them anybody is far right. he's a fascist, including starmer. yeah. forjust for starmer. yeah. for just for being somewhat even re

nigel farage nigel farage is the new kid on the block . and the conservatives the block.he conservatives are sort of fighting a kind of a rearguard action and have been actually for some years because of the turbulence of their own party. and then i consider the words of the nation's top polling guru, sir john curtice, who said, look, quite honestly, neither the labour party nor the tory party do narrative. nigel farage, reform party, it does do narrative . and, you know, narrative. and, you know, without any disrespect to either sir keir starmer or to kemi badenoch, the fact is that that nigel farage has got more charisma, more television presence and the two of them put together. let's face it, peter, the reform party chairman, zaur yousef, has said that he would gladly invite one of the top four audit firms in to verify their numbers. >> but at the same time, we've got kemi badenoch saying on twitter that those numbers are fake and it's all to do, alleging that it's been manipulation of the back end of the reform website that's produced this figure. so why is kemi so c

and to that end, he thinks elon musk makes makes reform cool. >> and theo, we've seen nigel farage hitfollowers on tiktok, for example, there is a huge following of young people that farage has already, particularly online. is this a certain type of young person or a certain demographic that farage is appealing to more? and by extension, elon musk could help farage in that by extension,

her pr team are making a catastrophic error by turning the whole of christmas into a feud with nigel farage, and this interesting story on the front of the mail on sunday, which purports to reveal some of what kemi badenoch told the bosses of this very station, and moaning on about nigel being on, and that too many of her critics appearing on the channel, yes, has become front page worthy because of the earlier feuding that kemi did with nigel farage over reform's membership numbers. now , i think this is numbers. now, i think this is completely wrong headed way for kemi badenoch to deal with nigel farage. she is elevating him, she's giving him publicity, she's giving him publicity, she's telling people who aren't altogether obsessed with politics that there's a battle on for the loyalty on the right, when they might have just thought, well, the tories dominate the right, don't they? so i would think it's much more advisable if kemi tries to reach an informal accommodation with nigel farage, in which she then advertises that she shares many of his concerns, which means she's still in the ma

is the latest big name to defect to nigel farage's reform party. now the talk is of faraj's outfit being the best funded political party in britain. can candice cash help propel nigel farage into downing street as the next prime minister and might it entice musk's millions ? and here's one musk's millions? and here's one for you gb news regular peter bleksley has kicked off a huge 00:01:00,835 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 debate about commuters putting >> very good afternoon to you. it's 3 pm. welcome >> very good afternoon to you. it's 3 [we're 1elcome >> very good afternoon to you. it's 3 [we're broadcasting for news. we're broadcasting for you live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, shamima begum, his lawyer, has claimed that her hope of returning to the uk has been boosted by the fall of syria. now, in 2019, keir starmer said that stripping begum of her british citizenship was the wrong decision. are we getting a step closer to welcoming back the jihadi bride into britain ? and a billionaire into britain? and a bi

in on nigel farage. moves in on nigel farage. britain's new ambassador to the united states, admits that he might need the reform leader's charms and help. and 22 councils, including those with newly elected labour mps, are now facing rebellions from their town hall leaders. are we speaking to one of the directors of a group spearheading this rural revolt .7 and two more rural revolt? and two more saracen's head pubs are facing legal action from a convicted jihadist terrorist over signs that he deems as racist. and that's all on tonight's show. but first, here's your news headunes but first, here's your news headlines and it's sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. these are your headlines at 7:00. the suspect accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson has pleaded not guilty. luigi mangione is facing 11 charges, including first degree murder and terrorism. if convicted, the 26 year old could face life in prison without parole. in addition to the state's case, a federal case against mangione is running concurrently. one

i mean, yeah, nigel farage on his own show may be a touch biased towards nigel farage.s possible i'm going to allow that possibility. >> he's not self—hating like us, is he right? >> i'm a fair man, but i don't think there's a particular bias against kemi. i happen to favour jenrick over kemi. but. but if farage does something i don't agree with, i'll say that as well. and actually one of the strongest criticisms against farage recently came from a gb news us interview from steven edgerton. and farage got quite a lot of blowback off that interview for stuff he said about immigration policy. so i don't think it's the case. lots of people have been very pro. kemi andrew doyle was very pro kemi, so i've been critical of it, but i think people just give their opinion. i don't think there's an anti kemi conspiracy. >> no i know i'm pro kemi and but she made a mistake here. >> it seems like which mistake coming for gb news. >> no. the two mistakes are to jump >> no. the two mistakes are to jump into this thing saying accusing them. obviously someone said to her this informati

he is now is friends with nigel farage. musk has been very , very musk has been very, very outspoken of his disdain for our prime minister, sir keir starmer over southport over free speech arrests. he called him two tier keir over the farmers protests over the allison pearson incident. putting all these dots together, could britain be suddenly a new project for elon musk ? well, should such an musk? well, should such an intervention occur, what form would it take? well, with stringent rules around donations to uk political parties and previous accusations of labour interfering in the us election, after bussing activists to campaign in key states, how would musk get around this? well, his father spoke to gb news yesterday on nana akua show and suggested this good idea. >> if it's not something he's not allowed to do, i would say as a as a private person, maybe he's allowed to do that. you know, i'm eligible for british citizenship. so is he i suppose. i think, though , that if the i think, though, that if the thing that's st

will nigel farage's addition make it a marriage made in heaven? >> it'll help. i don't know if it'll be a marriage made in heaven. i think that trump's relationship with the labour government's going to be very difficult, especially with what they've all said about it. but peter mandelson is a good choice for ambassador. he has plenty of experience behind him. and the great thing about peter is he's a total pragmatist. so as a result of that, the idea of actually talking to farage, knowing, talking to him about how do you deal with trump, what's the best way of handling it, that must be all to the good. and bear in mind you've got two people there, nigel farage, peter mandelson, both determined to put british interests first. >> gordon taylor a few people have been raising their eyebrows to the fact that i think we've got a clip, actually, of that time when sir keir starmer went across the floor and shook hands with nigel farage. we'll get that clip up in a bit. and a few people saying, is this nigel farage helping the adversary? why help sir keir starmer? why p

so one of those who'll be on horseback is nigel farage. how important is nigel farage.ortant is this hunt? this is your local hunt. you've been coming for years. >> yeah, decades. decades. certainly 40 years. have a look around you. where are all the toffs? you know, the supposed aristocracy. these are just good, ordinary country folk. many working in farming, many for whom the hunt is a big social part of their life. but also the hunt does amazing work, you know, looking after dead livestock, all sorts of things that they do, let alone the whole tradition of doing it. and i think, you know, 20 years ago the hunting act went through abolishing fox hunting. but this has survived through trail hunting. you know, a scented trail is put out, the hounds follow that. the horses follow the hounds. we've now got a labour labour government saying they might even want to ban trail hunting. i mean, you might as well ban people riding horses. >> well, interestingly, government sources saying that they are looking to certainly tighten up the rules around trail hunting, bigger fines

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nigel farage he has since hit back, accusing her of being bitter, upset and angry. and nigel spoke to gb news breakfast this morning. here's what he had to say. >> congratulations, you have overtaken the tory party. or have you? >> well, i mean, the idea that the leader of his majesty's loyal opposition is accusing me of fraud is absolutely disgusting. she may be used to being in a party that lies to the british public. we are not. we put that digital tracker up a few days ago, showing every single person that goes online, gives us their postcode and pays us £25. we, even since we went through that number yesterday morning, the numbers are rocketing. we're another 5 or 6000 higher than we were when we went past the conservative party. and i know that kemi badenoch is well known for her aggression and for lashing out, but to accuse me of not understanding the digital age when i've got 5.5 million followers on social media and she's got fewer than a third of a million. frankly, was a bit rich. i'm sorry, but, you know, the truth is there is a massive, as cameron hinte