nigel nelson and uncata rees—mogg. nigel nelson sni anssis— uncata rees—mogg. home? is issing s ssi— renters to have animals at home? is issing s isi s— renters to have animals at home? is having a pet a human rights sni— is having a pet a human rights sni isss— is having a pet a human rights and have brits— is having a pet a human rights and have brits fallen out of isss— and have brits fallen out of isss nin— and have brits fallen out of love with foreign holidays ? plus love with foreign holidays? plus your— love with foreign holidays? plus ssni snsiis— love with foreign holidays? plus your emails, especially the spicy— your emails, especially the siiss snss— your emails, especially the spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this siss— spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this sisw iss— spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this sisw iss s— spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this show has a golden— spicy ones? mark gbnews.uk. this show has a golden rule . we don't show has a golden rule. we don't do show has a golden rule. we don't is boring-— show has a golden rule. we don't is isnns. iss— sho

nigel nelson a rumor rierre — is owning a pet. nigel nelson a human right ?ant to have— out, well, is it better as a tenant to have a no fault ewicrior— tenant to have a no fault eviction or— tenant to have a no fault eviction or or— tenant to have a no fault eviction or or to be prosecuted for error— eviction or or to be prosecuted for minor things— eviction or or to be prosecuted for minor things and have a record— for minor things and have a ecoro oicl— for minor things and have a record aid, which is the new olrerroriwe— record aid, which is the new alternative that _ record aid, which is the new alternative that you have to go rrrouor— alternative that you have to go rrrouor rre — alternative that you have to go through the courts. l/rzzr. through the courts. you have to prove— through the courts. you have to prove they're antisocial? wouldn't it be better to be asked than to have that asked to leave than to have that on your. not if all you're corrrrloirire— complaining about is the fact rror— complaining about is the fact we re— complaining about is th

well, let's turn to nigel nelson- ”c: t“ : well, let's turn to nigel nelson now.nt is a honeymoon period and we should these the moment is a honeymoon period and we should these elections.noment is a honeymoon period and we should these elections. what it is a honeymoon period and we should these elections. what it during these elections. what it what it tends look like is what it tends to look like is a new prime minister looks like a new prime minister looks like a new government. it's always meant look fresh. john major, meant to look fresh. john major, did took over from did that after he took over from bofis did that after he took over from boris johnson . did that. boris borisjohnson. did that. boris johnson also boris johnson. did that. boris johnson also did that. looked johnson also did that. it looked like a new, fresh kind of government. this one doesn't. and that's the real problem for rishi sunak with results like this, that it looks as if, although he may well have steadied the ship as as you as you're saying, he steadied the ship as as you as you're

indeed carole malone, nigel nelson, belinda- 3: 3: carole malone, nigel nelson, belinda de lucy, my nigeln't want to miss it. but up next— don't want to miss it. but up next th— don't want to miss it. but up next th the— don't want to miss it. but up next in the clash,- don't want to miss it. but up next in the clash, as dr. ranj hreets— next in the clash, as dr. ranj hreets hrs— next in the clash, as dr. ranj breaks his silence— next in the clash, as dr. ranj breaks his silence on the chaos hehtht— breaks his silence on the chaos behind-scenes— breaks his silence on the chaos behind-scenes at- breaks his silence on the chaos behind scenes at this behind the scenes at this reorehe— behind the scenes at this morning, queen of clean, kim woothurh— morning, queen of clean, kim woodburn goes— morning, queen of clean, kim woodburn goes up against soap ster—eht- woodburn goes up against soap star—and ukip. star charlie lawson and ukip tehutw— star charlie lawson and ukip eehutw teeter— star charlie lawson and ukip deputy leader rebecca jane to ask deputy leader rebecca jane to estlttv— deputy l

indeed carole malone, nigel nelson, belinda- 3: 3: carole malone, nigel nelson, belinda de lucy, my nigelyou don't want to miss it. but up next— don't want to miss it. but up next th— don't want to miss it. but up next th the— don't want to miss it. but up next in the clash,- don't want to miss it. but up next in the clash, as dr. ranj hreets— next in the clash, as dr. ranj hreets hrs— next in the clash, as dr. ranj breaks his silence— next in the clash, as dr. ranj breaks his silence on the chaos hehtht— breaks his silence on the chaos behind-scenes— breaks his silence on the chaos behind-scenes at- breaks his silence on the chaos behind scenes at this behind the scenes at this reorehe— behind the scenes at this morning, queen of clean, kim woothurh— morning, queen of clean, kim woodburn goes— morning, queen of clean, kim woodburn goes up against soap ster—eht- woodburn goes up against soap star—and ukip. star charlie lawson and ukip tehutw— star charlie lawson and ukip eehutw teeter— star charlie lawson and ukip deputy leader rebecca to deputy leader rebecca jane to ask deputy leader re

ama— brilliant panel, nigel nelson and imma— brilliant panel, nigel nelson and emma webb.ery different. each and every one of them and every lamb in that field would be taken away from their mother. yes. but not killed and sent to slaughter? not yet. at the moment they were stit— not yet. at the moment they were stiii saetiimg. — not yet. at the moment they were still suckling. so— not yet. at the moment they were still suckling. so how you still suckling. so how did you teet— still suckling. so how did you teei them— still suckling. so how did you feed them .the _ still suckling. so how did you feed them the times they were feed them in the times they were away—matters. - feed them in the times they were away mothers. away from their mothers. those animate— away from their mothers. those animate-mew— away from their mothers. those animals-now been- away from their mothers. those animals now been taken to animals have now been taken to live out their full lives. not just lives. just 3% of their lives. at sanctuary safe, still sanctuary in a safe, still suckling. so how are

nigel nelson. ever, i want to hear nelson.ar from you and by— nelson. as ever, i want to hear from you and by now you know what— from you and by now you know what ao— from you and by now you know what o oo— from you and by now you know what to do. it's— from you and by now you know what to do. it's mail motty oouawsuu— what to do. it's mail motty gbnews.uk. but for the time being— gbnews.uk. but for the time being ,— gbnews.uk. but for the time being , us— gbnews.uk. but for the time being , it's some— gbnews.uk. but for the time being , it's some revitalising being, it's some revitalising wu.— being, it's some revitalising news with polly— being, it's some revitalising news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middlehurst. jacob— news with polly middlehurst. iaooo nun— news with polly middlehurst. jacob thank you. w jacob thank you. the top story tonight on gb news. prince harry claims he his wife meghan, and her mother were involved in a near catastrophic car chase involving the paparazzi in manhattan . a spokesperson fo

nigel, you heard nigel nelson. nigel, you iieard sir nigel nelson. of things you're talking about , there are you're talking about, there are a new warm homes plan to insulate houses that will create jobs. you're talking about doubung jobs. you're talking about doubling the amount of offshore wind power , tripling the amount wind power, tripling the amount of solar power, quadruple the amount of offshore wind power. so all these things are designed to grow the economy . the kind of to grow the economy. the kind of investment you're going to need is about £28 billion in this. but that doesn't have to come from tax. that should come from economic growth . yeah, but solar economic growth. yeah, but solar pahets— economic growth. yeah, but solar pahets aah-t— economic growth. yeah, but solar pahets aah-t grow— economic growth. yeah, but solar panels don't grow on— i ti. 3 yeah, but solar panels don't grow on trees. you thaw.— panels don't grow on trees. you thaw. wht— panels don't grow on trees. you know, wind turbines don't grow know, wind turbilies don

nelson. nigel, your puzzle pezzte. — nelson. nigel, your puzzle pezzte. tty— nelson. nt tnat-e teen— settled even this cold front that's been pushing into the nent—nett— that's been pushing into the north—west is— that's been pushing into the north—west is continuing to fade away— north—west is continuing to fade away ent— north—west is continuing to fade away ent any— north—west is continuing to fade away ant any at— north—west is continuing to fade away and any of the rain we away and any of the rain that we nave— away and any of the rain that we nave-en— away and any of the rain that we have -on .through- away and any of the rain that we have on through saturday have seen on it through saturday is have seen on it through saturday te-eat. — have seen on it through saturday te-eat. se— have seen on it through saturday is-out. so it'll- is fizzling out. so it'll be more .cloudy- is fizzling out. so it'll be. more .cloudy-as is fizzling out. so it'll be- more .cloudy-as it more of a cloudy feature as it moves across northern ireland tnte—aneae- moves across northern ire

so commentator nigel nelson. so bef-s— commentator nigel nelson. ireland. i think the point here— came over to ireland. i think the point here is— came over to ireland. i think the point here is that- t : i think the point here is that he's not so mrob— the point here is that he's not so much anti—british, but he be-s— so much anti—british, but he be-s boo— so much anti—british, but he he's had republican sympathies for o— he's had republican sympathies for o bong— he's had republican sympathies for a long time.— he's had republican sympathies for a long time. and obviously, wffb— for a long time. and obviously, wffb on— for a long time. and obviously, with an election— for a long time. and obviously, with an election coming up, ossrmfno— with an election coming up, ossrmfno be— with an election coming up, assuming he does stand , there assuming he does stand, there are assuming he does stand, there fbere— assuming he does stand, there are more there are— assuming he does stand, there are more there are more irish beobbe— are more there are more ir

ian and nigel nelson- case the protestant succession.n. ian and nigel nelson i would just quote david starkey in his excellent gb news commentary on the coronation today when he said it was a protestant coronation but for a multi—faith nonon— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon .— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon . ano— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon . ann ._ coronation but for a multi—faith nation . and i think— in" but for a multi—faith nation . and i think that's the nation. and i think that's the non— nation. and i think that's the non wav— nation. and i think that's the non way no— nation. and i think that's the right way and that's what it snow— right way and that's what it ononoo no,— right way and that's what it should be, a— right way and that's what it should be, a david starkey of all should be, a david starkey of on people. — should be, a david starkey of all people. well,— should be, a david starkey of all people. ronni“ ”oz; should be, a david starkey of all people. ronni“ all people. well, before that, her

ian and nigel nelson- case the protestant succession.n. ian and nigel nelson i would just quote david starkey in his excellent gb news commentary on the coronation today when he said it was a protestant coronation but for a multi—faith nonon— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon .— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon . ano— coronation but for a multi—faith nonon . ann ._ coronation but for a multi—faith nation . and i think— in" but for a multi—faith nation . and i think that's the nation. and i think that's the non— nation. and i think that's the non wav— nation. and i think that's the non way no— nation. and i think that's the right way and that's what it snow— right way and that's what it ononoo no,— right way and that's what it should be, a— right way and that's what it should be, a david starkey of all should be, a david starkey of on people. — should be, a david starkey of all people. well,— should be, a david starkey of all people. ronni“ ”oz; should be, a david starkey of all people. ronni“ all people. well, before that, her

and we are looking at well, nigel nigel nelson , at well, nigel nigel nelson, griie— at well, nigel nigeling—oi- stripping the people of their money— stripping the people of theirl noneyr—inis money, especially during this rime— money, especially during this time-austerity— money, especially during this time austerity not paying time of austerity and not paying prek— time of austerity and not paying irek .— time of austerity and not paying irek . iney-re— time of austerity and not paying back . they're just— time of austerity and not paying back . they're just getting back. they're just getting nenen— back. they're just getting richer and _ back. they're just getting richer and richer no one's richer and richer and no one's stopping— richer and richer and no one's. stopping—being stopping them. nothing's being srir— stopping them. nothing's being srirliie— stopping them. nothing's being said lit? because _ stopping them. nothing's being said it? because there's no said is it? because there's no inere-s— said is it? because there's no there's-appetite- said is it? because there's no there'

nigel nelson. yeah. go on. - they roughed him up. nigel nelson. yeah. go on. look , here nelson.ying, get out and give me a hand.-leave it to- saying, get out and give me a hand. leave it to just me, hand. don't leave it to just me, a woman. some— hand. don't leave it to just me, a woman. some of— hand. don't leave it to just me, a woman. some of these get on war.— a woman. some of these get on wiin ii— a woman. some of these get on wiin ii oe— a woman. some of these get on wiin ii o— a woman. some of these get on with it are a part— a woman. some of these get on with it are a part of— a woman. some of these get on with it are a part of something soiieo— with it are a part of something sowed-ine— with it are a part of something called the streets. called reclaim the streets. here— called reclaim the streets. here-o— called reclaim the streets. here-a chance-the. here was a chance for the drivers motorists to reclaim the streets, our roads. streets, reclaim our roads. these yes. what these eco fanatics. yes. what does mean bravermans talk? does it mean of bravermans talk? it's aga

nigel nelson, antonio thank you.

nigel nelson, really— absolute toast. okay. nigel nelson, really good- okay.e number of people dying in abb— in the number of people dying in a&e-provided— in the number of people dying in a&e-provided by— in the number of people dying in a&e provided by nhs trusts a&e data provided by nhs trusts cnoooc— a&e data provided by nhs trusts snows-monc— a&e data provided by nhs trusts shows-more than— a&e data provided by nhs trusts shows more than 23,000 shows that more than 23,000 bcobbc— shows that more than 23,000 bcobbc obco— shows that more than 23,000 bcobbc obco bn— shows that more than 23,000 people died in emergency departments— people died in emergency departments last year. that's mc— departments last year. that's 22% oc— departments last year. that's 22% more than— departments last year. that's 22% more than the year before , 22% more than the year before, ono— 22% more than the year before, and headteachers— 22% more than the year before, and headteachers are warning bnob— and headteachers are warning that artificial— and headteachers are warning that

thanks to nigel nelson earlier— hempstead. thanks to nigel nelson earlier for joining hempstead. ultra rew emreerem— reverse his controversial ultra low emission zone, which bemarreee— low emission zone, which penalises older cars. i'll be joined— penalises older cars. i'll be termed by— penalises older cars. i'll be termed by a— penalises older cars. i'll be termed by a bery— penalises older cars. i'll be joined by a tory candidate beberwr— joined by a tory candidate hopeful also,— joined by a tory candidate hopeful also, as the uk hosted barevrerem— hopeful also, as the uk hosted eurovision last— hopeful also, as the uk hosted eurovision last night, we'll be retreerma— eurovision last night, we'll be refreerma em— eurovision last night, we'll be reflecting on the— eurovision last night, we'll be reflecting on the outcome and wberber— reflecting on the outcome and wberber rbre— reflecting on the outcome and whether this country has any farme— whether this country has any future bebe— whether this country has any future hope of— whether this country has any future hope of winning

well, nigel nelson is senior gb news eetttteet— nigel nelson is senior gb news political commentatort. i don't think they thought it wewtt—tt- i don't think they thought it would—it was.| i don't think they thought it- would_it was. no, i would be as bad as it was. no, i tmtmt— would be as bad as it was. no, ii tmtmt—wee think the prediction was was was meemt— think the prediction was was was met— - think the prediction was was was meant_. stationj meant to be expected. station management and they're management and what they're really say, really hoping for was say, losses 700 on a good losses of about 700 on a good night 500. so low in fact that they're expected stations turned out to be to be correct yeah and yeah it was a disastrous night for the tory party i mean now you've got more labour councillors for the first time in years . yes. and we always in years. yes. and we always tett— in years. yes. and we always tett m— in years. yes. and we always talk in political— " pie“; yes. and we always talk in political programmes etewt— talk in political programmes etewt tet— talk in pol

let's talk to our senior political commentator, nigel nelson, who's in commentator, nigel nelson, who'she full we'll never know the full turnout until see the full turnout until we see the full results. but i think there's a number of reasons why people might home, why might have stayed at home, why they didn't vote conservative. that because because of that could be because because of westminster and to a certain extent, you can't blame them after the years that the tory government have endured and under liz truss and kwasi kwarteng, which was a bad budget, it sank conservative support in terms of the polls of course there's a lot of rebuilding work to be done and rishi sunak has started that . rishi sunak has started that. he's obviously the prime he's obviously been the prime minister for 6 or 7 months now. the political turmoil has subsided , the economy has subsided, the economy has stabilised . there's obviously an stabilised. there's obviously an awful lot more and a lot of work that it needs to do to win people over again who might not have voted conservative this time round. bu

tonia buxton nigel nelson,-for now.- plot, right? tonia buxton nigel nelson,-for now. ountry. i've weer— revolution in this country. i've been rewire— revolution in this country. i've been telling you,— revolution in this country. i've been telling you, we've been eweepwewwwe — been telling you, we've been sleepwalking into food shortages for e— sleepwalking into food shortages for e were— sleepwalking into food shortages for a long rime.— sleepwalking into food shortages for a long time. and you know , for a long time. and you know, wren— for a long time. and you know, when we— for a long time. and you know, when the shelves— for a long time. and you know, when the shelves are empty, we eee-rte— when the shelves are empty, we can see-the cost- when the shelves are empty, we can see-the cost is.- when the shelves are empty, we can see the cost is. now, can see what the cost is. now, there— can see what the cost is. now, there weerer— can see what the cost is. now, there wasn't tomatoes, there weerer— there wasn't tomatoes, there weere-r peppere. — there wasn't tomatoes,

thank you very much, stadler, nigel much, matthew stadler, nigel totsot— much, matthew stadler, nigel. nelson that's a 22% increase on— departments last year. that's a 22% increase on 2021 figures. tte— 22% increase on 2021 figures. the government— 22% increase on 2021 figures. the government says it's tetwerttg— the government says it's delivering a _ the government says it's delivering a record number of tests— delivering a record number of tests .— delivering a record number of tests . tat— delivering a record number of tests , but speeding up tests, but speeding up discharges— tests, but speeding up discharges and cutting waiting ttsts— discharges and cutting waiting ttsts .— discharges and cutting waiting ttsts . ttt— discharges and cutting waiting lists . and de—man has scaled the lists. and de—man has scaled the trott— lists. and de—man has scaled the trott ot— lists. and de—man has scaled the trott ot tte— lists. and de—man has scaled the front of the bbc— lists. and de—man has scaled the front of the bbc building in eettrat— front of the bbc building in central london— front of the b

nigel, thank you very nelson. nigel, thank you very much.outh was a good result. swhtoh oe— so plymouth was a good result. swindon was a— so plymouth was a good result. swindon was a good result . it's swindon was a good result. it's a swindon was a good result. it's o tott— swindon was a good result. it's a bit difficult— swindon was a good result. it's a bit difficult to— swindon was a good result. it's a bit difficult to actually say tuet— a bit difficult to actually say tuet heuee— a bit difficult to actually say just because you've done this, you— just because you've done this, you wht— just because you've done this, you wttt wh— just because you've done this, you will win the— just because you've done this, you will win the general eteettoh— you will win the general eteettoh .— you will win the general election . but- you will win the general election . but broadly where keir election. but broadly where keir storher— election. but broadly where keir starmer de—man_ election. but broadly where keir starmer de—man needs to be is ohout— s

and also gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson.