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nigel. he doesn't tend to hold back with what he said, but is there some truth to what he's says there that a lot of people might just vote for? kamala harrisuse she's a woman? >> i think that nigel farage is trying to distract the public away from the trump ticket, which is really sinking . i mean, which is really sinking. i mean, jd vance, they had to turn away from jd vance on fox news yesterday because his speech was so boring. donald trump's incoherent, you know, historically long rnc speech didn't give the republicans a bump at all, which never happens. you know, the republicans were flailing before kamala harris stepped in. and now kamala harris has reignited the party $81 million in 24 hours, every single demographic in the democratic party, women, men. it doesn't matter. they're all boosting the polls. people are excited, does it matter that she's a woman? absolutely are people going to vote for her because she's a democratic woman ? because she's a democratic woman? yes they are, because the rights of women in our country have been reversing at an astronomical rate in the last, you know , four years in you know, four years in part

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nigel farage very soon. we'll ask about his maiden speech and kamala harris vie welcome back. this is farage with me.s like it will be kamala harris versus donald trump . as harris versus donald trump. as she claims to have secured enough support to become the democratic party's presidential nominee. she's speaking in milwaukee this evening. in fact, she's walking on right now. let's cross over now to listen in hell. hey i'ma keep running cause a winner don't quit on themselves . themselves. >> and . >> and. thank you . thank you , thank. thank you. thank you, thank. thank you. thank you, thank. thank you, thank you, thank you , thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you . thank you all. thank thank you. thank you all. thank you , thank you everyone. thank you, thank you everyone. thank you, thank you everyone. thank you , thank you. good afternoon . you, thank you. good afternoon. wisconsin . good afternoon everyone. >> thank you. it is good to be back. thank you all very much . back. thank you all very much. can we please hear it for leah and her extraordinary story and leadership ? and i do believ

harris. thank you very much indeed. good luck in the future with say goodbye to you. thank you very much indeed . and thank you very much indeed. and nigel that a party that is not united doesn't seem to be electable. >> yes, absolutely . and that's >> yes, absolutely. and that's sort of one of the golden rules of politics. and you would have thought that the tories would have learned that over the last few years, as they began to rip themselves apart. >> george eustice, what do you make of former prime minister liz truss losing her seat there? huge conservative majority? >> yes , but look, over 200 >> yes, but look, over 200 conservative mps have been wiped out tonight and liz truss obviously isn't a special case. so it's always sad to lose. you know, another colleague in a seat. but you know in her case do you feel sad. yes. yeah. of course because she's a conservative colleague and i did work with her in defra. and we famously fell out over certain things such as trade deals and so on. but we also agreed on some things. so yes, it's sad, but she's not a special case. and of course, you know, careful what you wish for because becoming

in the clash with political commentator lee harris and also political commentator joana jaflue political commentator joana jarjue right. coming up. nana nigelemember that one blackout nights after actor kit harington defended it, says it doesn't discriminate against white people, then for my outside guest this week, i'm joined by the founder of patients lives matter, jay patel, whose son balram died at the age of 30. jay

nigel's acerbic assessments in the telegraph of the developments across the pond, >> farage, it would be potty to vote for kamala harrisy because she's a woman. so reform leader accuses joe biden's wife, jill, of elder abuse and says he should never have been in the white house in the first place. this is just like farages kind of thoughts today. yeah, and he's he's talking about i watched ray addison earlier out and about doing a news report from crawley in the uk, and he was interviewing people to find out if the brits kind of know who kamala harris is. and there were so many people saying, well, it would be nice to have a woman and he'd say, why is that? >> and they couldn't. they didn't care. >> it was just like his last words. yeah, it'd be nice to have some visigoths in the city. >> i mean, to be fair, i would sooner have a woman president probably than a woman. a woman's secret service . yeah. you know, secret service. yeah. you know, offering close protection. i mean , that it is probably a job mean, that it is probably a job is if you had both. i've seen meryl streep play a woman quite plausibly on in a movie,

be fairer on the american people for kamala harris to take that position now so the voters can see her in action? >> well, we're seeing her in action now, nigel i've had this date with you pending for a long time. and i'm so glad i was invited to be on with you. you're as charming as can be, and i'm happy to be with you. if i saw her. i'm going to be honest with you. i've known joe biden for 30 years. i've known kamala harris forjust a few years, and i have to say, you know, we had lots of different feelings about her very capable. she was the attorney general in california. she was a great prosecutor. and i pity trump because he's the he's the felon and she's going to stick it to him . but the to stick it to him. but the thing that is really amazing is yesterday she made a speech from, from milwaukee, wisconsin, and i'm a speech coach. i'm a, i'm a i've trained people to make speeches, political , make speeches, political, non—political candidates, people you would know. and i can't tell you would know. and i can't tell you who they were. and i was just amazed by her excitement , just amazed by her excitement, her her ability to get to the t

harry kane. >> and as we start election week, rishi sunak turns up the heat on reform uk as he battles nigel faragever millions of undecided voters lost without a trace the family of the teenager jay slater, left distraught as spanish police call off the search in tenerife and truth telling politicians the welsh parliament could make wilfully misleading the public a criminal offence in a vote tomorrow we'll have the latest . have the latest. lying politicians who distort it. >> and we've got the former brexit secretary with us in studio. david davis. he'll have something quite interesting to say. i think, about those french elections, the general election and also what's going to happen in the welsh parliament. >> i want to hear from you this morning. gbnews.com/yoursay first, though, the very latest news headlines with tamsin roberts. >> beth and andrew, thanks very much. and a very good morning from the gb newsroom. >> it's 931. the far right national rally has taken more than 30% of the vote in france's elections, putting it on the cusp of forming government. the first round of voting is a huge

nigel farage will be on this very show. he's got a big announcement , so stay tuned for announcement, so stay tuned for that. that is coming up very shortly. but first, should prince harryave accepted an award named after a us war hero at a glitzy ceremony last night, people begged him not to, but he did it anyway. it's time for tonight's head to head . well, tonight's head to head. well, prince harry paid tribute to the eternal bond between mother and son as he appeared alongside his wife meghan markle at the glitzy espy awards. dubbed the sporting oscars . last night, the duke oscars. last night, the duke accepted the pat tillman award, named after a us war hero for his invictus games work. but harry's decision to accept the award was shrouded in controversy after more than 76,000 people signed a petition demanding he reverse his decision. while speaking last night, harry paid tribute to pat tillman's mother, mary. >> i'd like to begin by expressing my deepest gratitude to everyone at the pat tillman foundation led by mary tillman benton, who i'm so honoured is to here tonight . i'd also like to here tonight. i'd also like to here tonight. i'd also like to acknowledge

nigel farage is on this show shortly with a big announcement. also tonight , the bond between also tonight, the bond between a mother and son is eternal and transcends even the greatest losses. prince harry is slammed as a grifter for accepting a military award. also, starmer says that joe biden is absolutely fine . absolutely fine. >> well, and now i want to hand it over to the president of ukraine, who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. >> time for the care home, sleepy joe. but this man has still got a job. >> the answer is blowing in the wind on my panel tonight is x itv and bbc political top dog is john sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjue and broadcaster alex armstrong. >> oh, and can you tell me what happens next? here i will reveal all very, very shortly. get ready britain. here we go. the unions are about to cripple labour's britain . next. labour's britain. next. >> very good evening to you. patrick will be up next. but first, a quick look at the headlines. at just after 9:00. and first, we'll start with a breaking development. we're heanng breaking development. we're hearing from the metropolitan police tonight. we've learned th

harris says she's relieved trump is not seriously injured, while billionaire elon musk says he'll continue to fully endorse the former president and hopes for his rapid recovery and reform. uk leader nigelfarage says trump's assassination attempt is another example of liberal intolerance. >> you left liberal elite have this sort of form of intellectual superiority where they believe they're better human beings than those on the centre right, and that is what's run through media education. and thatis run through media education. and that is at the heart of this problem. liberal intolerance . problem. liberal intolerance. and i did say to him, if i hadnt and i did say to him, if i hadn't been elected to parliament, i'd be with him this weekend. so i would have been at that rally, if i, if i decided to not stand for parliament. but i've now decided, tom, in the light of what's happened, that i will fly out to america this week, i will go and see my friend, and i'll do it. you know, i'll listen to his acceptance speech at the convention on thursday. and i'll do it not just as a friend, but i'll do it because we have to stand up for democracy. we have to stand up for people to be able to cam

nigel farage is on this show shortly with a big announcement. also tonight , the bond between also tonight, the bond between a mother and son is eternal and transcends even the greatest losses. prince harryary award. also, starmer says that joe biden is absolutely fine . absolutely fine. >> well, and now i want to hand it over to the president of ukraine, who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. >> time for the care home, sleepy joe. but this man has still got a job. >> the answer is blowing in the wind on my panel tonight is x itv and bbc political top dog is john sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjue and broadcaster alex armstrong. >> oh, and can you tell me what happens

but, nigel, i suppose this gets to the core, to the heart of another legal issue that prince harry hasction from the home office, which, which potentially is, is leading into this argument . argument. >> well, indeed. but he has voluntarily decided to quit this country and, go it on his own. so it's up to him to look after himself. >> now, surely you might think that, given his, i can't remember how many tens of millions, perhaps hundreds of millions, perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars he's signed with various deals with netflix and spotify and all the rest of it. no, it does seem that potentially other celebrities do pay potentially other celebrities do pay for their own protection, but i suppose the question here is, is that what prince harry now is, a celebrity rather than a royal? >> oh, absolutely. he really surrendered that role to, some as soon as he went to live in california. that was all over. and you're you're quite right. if, oprah winfrey comes over here, do we get scotland yard to turn out as a special squad to look after her? >> really , really interesting >> really

in the clash with political commentator lee harris and also political commentator joana jaflue political commentator joana jarjue right. coming up. nana nigelwell today i'm gonna be chatting about slave play. do you remember that one blackout nights after actor kit harington defended it, says it doesn't discriminate against white people, then for my outside guest this week, i'm joined by the founder of patients lives matter, jay patel, whose son balram died at the age of 30. jay believes his son will still be alive. if his parents had been able to get a second opinion from another doctor. but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. >> thanks, nana. 3:01. our top stories this hour. tommy robinson's supporters say he's been arrested under anti—terror laws. it follows a rally in central london, which attracted thousands of people. yesterday, a complaint was later made after a complaint was later made after a film was allegedly shown to the crowd in breach of a high court order. posting on social media, his supporters said he's being held by police using powers afforded to them under the terrori

pitch nigel farage is probably closer to the trump machine than any other politician in this country at the moment. and, you know, we're desperately trying, obviously, you know, with kamala harrise haven't quite, you know, sealed that deal yet. so it could be that this would actually what emma was actually talking about, about the philosophy the future of conservatives could actually be in the round as part of a general transatlantic discussion. and let's not forget france as well. >> well, absolutely. well we'll be discussing a bit more on international politics in the next hour, but thank you very much to my panel. they're going to be rejoining me, as i say, top of the next hour. but stonehenge is one of our oldest and most celebrated sites in the uk. our plans to save it as a world heritage site set to crumble well, the archaeologist mario trabucco delta toretta will be here to share his analysis good morning. welcome back to sunday with michael portillo. without michael portillo with me. tom harwood. well, english heritage bosch boss nick merriman has said this week it's our last chance to save stonehenge. yes, the new chief executive of squaring up for a fight from a contr

harry, thank you. | laura kuenssberg will be talking to a friend of donald trump after this programme, nigel farage. say the last time there was _ morning, sally. i would say the last time there was a _ morning, sally. i would say the last time there was a giant _ morning, sally. i would say the last time there was a giant football - time there was a giant football tournament in berlin and working out of the building that i can see out of the building that i can see out of the building that i can see out of the corner of my eye, 2006 when the england team compared to now would be unrecognisable. to be standing here this morning as england are preparing to play a final tonight, england are preparing to play a finaltonight, i can england are preparing to play a final tonight, i can tell you, it's really quite something. i know they haven't played bentley, the fans haven't played bentley, the fans haven't always been happy with gareth southgate but i have spent the afternoon with some fans in the mood is definitely changing. flame mood is definitely changing. come on, mood is definitely changing. come

best chance of seeing off nigel farage's reform party, while tom tugendhat has said that he's prepared to leave the echr >> and, of course, the ginger winger is back. prince harry, he's at it again. he's been moaning about the media, to the media museum, claiming his war with the tabloids was a central piece in destroying his relationship with the rest of the royals. still moaning on. that's all coming between now and 6:00. was the show we've got and 6:00. was the show we've got an action packed show ahead. astonishing images from manchester airport yesterday, but we've only seen half the picture. the outrage, the protests , the community protests, the community division, the cries of allah akbar outside rochdale police station last night, stoved on by those, in my opinion , attempting those, in my opinion, attempting to create division. the police officer has been suspended but with manchester police being absolutely adamant, there's more to this than meets the eye. before the footage we saw, why are we leaping to such conclusions so far.7 manchester mayor andy burnham has just said we need to look at the full picture. we need to calm things down and not use i

nigel farage store. is there a double standard in our treatment of certain politicians? plus we've got an exclusive recording for you, a vile islamist, anjem choudary , making some choudary, making some astonishing comments about prince harryause of the nature of his crime , which is, nature of his crime, which is, just, you know, shooting indiscriminately at people probably, he would probably face the death penalty under the sharia, under sharia court, that full explosive recording comes later. but yes, next. jk rowling has slammed culture secretary lisa nandy for passing the buck and saying that each sport should decide if trans athletes can compete with women. so i'm asking tonight do you trust labour to protect women's rights? former british olympian mara yamauchi goes head to head with discrimination. lawyer robin moira white. and that's next. stay tuned welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now coming up, we've got loads on. so is echr membership only a talking point in the tory leadership contest? because nigel farage is reform uk party have put the issue on the map. that's the same nigel farage who is currently, in one way or another, being milkshaked by the way. more on that later. and we do have exclusive foo

harris says she's relieved that trump is not seriously injured and billionaire elon musk says he will continue to fully endorse the former president and hopes for his speedy recovery and reform. uk leader nigel farage has said trump's assassination attempt is another example of what he is calling liberal intolerance. >> you left liberal elite have this sort of form of intellectual superiority where they believe they're better human beings than those on the centre right , human beings than those on the centre right, and that is what's run through media education. and thatis run through media education. and that is at the heart of this problem , liberal intolerance. problem, liberal intolerance. and i did say to him, if i hadnt and i did say to him, if i hadn't been elected to parliament, i'd be with him this weekend . so i would have been at weekend. so i would have been at that rally, if i, if i decided to not stand for parliament. but i've now decided, tom, in the light of what's happened, that i will fly out to america this week, i will go and see my friend and i'll do it. you know, i'll listen to his acceptance speech at the convention on thursday, and i'll do it. not just as a friend, bu

harry kane. >> and as we start election week, rishi sunak turns up the heat on reform uk as he battles nigel farageice call off the search in tenerife and truth telling politicians the welsh parliament could make wilfully misleading the public a criminal offence in a vote tomorrow we'll have the latest .