be nigel nelson, nelson? i would be nigel nelson, should i choose to be non—binary ? see what you have to be non—binary to use this. or can anyone use it? >> presumably anyone can use it. how know anyone how would they know anyone can use what that upset about, use it. what that upset about, that's complicated things that's really complicated things there, dad. that's really complicated things the it, dad. that's really complicated things the i justd. that's really complicated things the i just wish dad. >> i just wish dad. >> i just wish dad. >> that these businesses >> yeah. that these businesses would actually focus on their do their day job and not be social justice, social engineering and identity politics. >> it's like the labour >> it's just like the labour party. all they care about. party. it's all they care about. kwasi kwarteng , nigel nelson. kwasi kwarteng, nigel nelson. carol mcgiffin do stand by because coming up after several of their members were arrested after climbing onto the of after climbing onto the roof of rishi sunak royal family home this mor

be nigel nelson, nelson? i would be nigel nelson, should i choose to be non—binary ? see what you have to be non—binary to use this. or can anyone use it? >> presumably anyone can use it. how know anyone how would they know anyone can use what that upset about, use it. what that upset about, that's complicated things that's really complicated things there, dad. that's really complicated things the it, dad. that's really complicated things the i justd. that's really complicated things the i just wish dad. >> i just wish dad. >> i just wish dad. >> that these businesses >> yeah. that these businesses would actually focus on their do their day job and not be social justice, social engineering and identity politics. >> it's like the labour >> it's just like the labour party. all they care about. party. it's all they care about. kwasi kwarteng , nigel nelson. kwasi kwarteng, nigel nelson. carol mcgiffin do stand by because coming up after several of their members were arrested after climbing onto the of after climbing onto the roof of rishi sunak royal family home this mor

i've now got my panel today of gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson and the former adviserson and the former adviser to boris johnson, lord moylan , a boris johnson, lord moylan, a nigel, do you think the british museum has lost its sense of purpose and needs to get that back because it's got 8 million items? it just doesn't know what it's got. it doesn't seem much to care. >> the one thing that's come out of this is appalling. they don't know what is actually down there in the vaults. i wouldn't agree with about selling them. with you about selling them. i think important preserve think it's important to preserve this other museums this stuff. even other museums around the country. i'm not against that on the basis that researchers often want to actually go through them and it can add a piece of the jigsaw to our history because they discover something. there what i'd like to see the british museum museum do is be the british museum. i think that the items in there that should that that we took or arrived from other countries should go back to their country of origin, whic

. commentator nigel nelson.re, still talking. i have a group hug later. that's all coming up very soon. don't go too >> join the live desk on gb news. the people's channel. britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news. channel >> welcome back. you're with dawn neesom on gb news and on digital radio. now we're returning to the hot issue of the day . all your papers are the day. all your papers are covering this issue. one way or another. migration thousands of afghans are still waiting to know whether they will be brought to safety in the uk two years after the fall of kabul, there are still 18,000 unique applications for those who say they work alongside our troops and over 3000 afghans who have been approved for relocation. still remain stranded in that country in hiding in fear for their lives . the prime minister their lives. the prime minister is being encouraged to personally intervene with the failure for flying in the face of the government's 2021 pledge to shift heaven and earth their word

he's going head to head with political commentator nigel nelson. course, we've nigel nelson. of course, we've always the nick gibb. always got gary the nick gibb. he's to join for some he's going to join us for some common sense. green goddess he's going to join us for some comm moran. e. green goddess he's going to join us for some comm moran. she'll green goddess he's going to join us for some comm moran. she'll grejoiningiess he's going to join us for some cortalkingan. she'll grejoiningiess he's going to join us for some cortalking aboute'll grejoiningiess he's going to join us for some cortalking about hergrejoiningiess he's going to join us for some cortalking about her childhood. ess us talking about her childhood. and got world's most and we've got the world's most famous is tony famous town crier, which is tony appleton first, let's go to appleton. but first, let's go to the . news the. news >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. a man who murdered his baby stepson has been sentenced to a minimum of 28 years in prison craig has been pris

>> thank you very much, nigel nelson, for joining >> thank you very much, nigel nelson, forjoining meank you very much, nigel nelson, for joining me this morning. to to you. morning. lovely to speak to you. now, olivia utley is by the seaside. bournemouth . seaside. she's in bournemouth. olivia i've got robert jenrick coming on. going to be coming on. i'm going to be speaking kwasi kwarteng. i've speaking to kwasi kwarteng. i've got got got john redwood, i've got stephen timms, who used to be blair's chief secretary to the treasury. let me know, please , treasury. let me know, please, what your panel have what questions your panel have got for today's guests . got for today's guests. >> ? yes, we are here in >> hello? yes, we are here in lovely sunny bournemouth this morning and we've got a fantastic people's panel who've been researching your guests and have got some really very searching questions that i think you'll want ask them. we're you'll want to ask them. we're in the naked cafe today near the beach in bournemouth, and this is the manager, lina. lina thank you so, so much for

joanna williams and nigel nelson . ne we have to have. yes, i do have a feeling on it and i think that that was actually very thought provoking that that both of them were talking about. >> i do, because i think in principle assisted dying is something that is coming . having something that is coming. having said that, it needs remarkable safeguards to make it work. the trouble with safeguards is they never cater for every eventuality that might crop up . eventuality that might crop up. and the kind of way i'd like it treated, and i think probably it is treated this way, is for when people come before the courts . people come before the courts. the courts must be compassionate about it. it becomes obvious this is not a murder for it becomes it becomes obvious that it was done out of mercy. i also think that that the system whereby why we do turn a bit of a blind eye to what doctors do in hospitals , that the morphine in hospitals, that the morphine dose might go up. i think it happened to my own mother when i looked at

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tonight, we have linda double, nigel nelson and adrian hayes. tonight i'll be asking the pundits, as the london mayor describes a white family as not representing real londoners. do cockneys not exist? it's flying a rip off. and can coffee cure crime? plus your emails, even the spicy ones , send them into the spicy ones, send them into gb views gb news.com. there's lots to come , but we start with lots to come, but we start with my big opinion. lots to come, but we start with my big opinion . on what my big opinion. on what a difference a week makes. last week , leftie commentators were week, leftie commentators were seeing the world is on fire. climate change is out of control and we all need to stop using fossil fuels. this week the same people are lambasting rishi sunak and prince william for not taking a private jet to australia . left wing activist australia. left wing activist jolyon rubenstein, who's been a massive fan of women's football ever since he found out he could use it to score political points, said england are in an actual worl

tonight, we have linda double, nigel nelson and adrian hayes. tonight i'll be asking the pundits, as the london mayor describes a white family as not representing real londoners. do cockneys not exist? it's flying a rip off. and can coffee cure crime? plus your emails, even the spicy ones , send them into the spicy ones, send them into gb views gb news.com. there's lots to come , but we start with lots to come, but we start with my big opinion. lots to come, but we start with my big opinion . on what my big opinion. on what a difference a week makes. last week , leftie commentators were week, leftie commentators were seeing the world is on fire. climate change is out of control and we all need to stop using fossil fuels. this week the same people are lambasting rishi sunak and prince william for not taking a private jet to australia . left wing activist australia. left wing activist jolyon rubenstein, who's been a massive fan of women's football ever since he found out he could use it to score political points, said england are in an actual worl

and nigel nelson said, you know , although he's an atheist, he was very clear that sorry, not nigel taking for someone else. but you know, there are lots of people who will say, i am a i am a i am lots of people who will say, i amaiamaiamnota practising christian, but am a cultural christian. and michael cricket was not nigel nelson who said that although he's an atheist , he he said that although he's an atheist, he he is a cultural christian and all of us to in greater or lesser degrees, are cultural christians in ways that we don't even appreciate because we're not properly educated in our education system. on the ways in which christiana city influences the fact the very fabnc influences the fact the very fabric of the society that we live in and the way that we think, the manner of our, you know, affections and thoughts and so on. so i think that the influence of christianity on british is profound. we british culture is profound. we are christian country are a christian country regardless in regardless of the decline in practising christian do wonder. >> do who and how many >>

it is nigel nelson, a great political commentator. we're in great company today.move straight to on one of my pet subjects. if you like, which is illegal immigration . the thing illegal immigration. the thing that confuses me , i've been one that confuses me, i've been one of those mps that's got up since day one in the in the house banging about illegal banging on about illegal migration. why is it, martin, that people on the left and i'll come to nigel in a minute why is it people on the left it that people on the left cannot accept that the majority of coming the of people coming over the engush of people coming over the english genuine english channel are not genuine asylum seekers? there are economic migrants ? economic migrants? >> well, because basically they have wedded the have to be wedded to the religion of immigration equals good and brexit equals bad. so it becomes a binary choice for that reason. gary lineker sees everybody as a doctor or a nurse or an engineer and doesn't see the reality of criminals roaming the reality of criminals roaming the stre

he's going head to head with political commentator nigel nelson. course, we've nigel nelson.ways got gary the nick gibb. he's to join for some he's going to join us for some common sense. green goddess he's going to join us for some comm moran. e. green goddess he's going to join us for some comm moran. she'll green goddess he's going to join us for some comm moran. she'll grejoiningiess he's going to join us for some cortalkingan. she'll grejoiningiess he's going to join us for some cortalking aboute'll grejoiningiess he's going to join us for some cortalking about hergrejoiningiess he's going to join us for some cortalking about her childhood. ess us talking about her childhood. and got world's most and we've got the world's most famous is tony famous town crier, which is tony appleton first, let's go to appleton. but first, let's go to the . news the. news >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. a man who murdered his baby stepson has been sentenced to a minimum of 28 years in prison craig has been prison. craig crouch has been convicted of kil

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we can have a fight with the panellists here in the second about this, nigel nelson , because they'retator i political commentator. but i want talk you first about want to talk to you first about this great story in the telegraph woke police. telegraph about woke police. nigel you, of course, are the high priest of woke. we might . high priest of woke. we might. so come on foam at the mouth. >> thank you for that introduction . this is mark introduction. this is mark rowley, the met police commissioner and he wants to stop his officers getting involved in politics. round of applause . so some of that, some applause. so some of that, some of it makes sense. the idea is you don't wear badges apart from a poppy you don't wear badges apart from a poppy or or a police memorial badge or a healthy hero's wristband. everything else is banned. wristband. everything else is banned . so yeah, fairly sensible banned. so yeah, fairly sensible . i mean, he'd be quite right. you don't want police cars decked out in rainbow flags any more than you want them covered in the officer's favourite football

we are joined in the studio neesom and studio now by dawn neesom and nigel we like to nigel nelson.ur three barbies today. >> the honorary male. yes. >> the honorary male. yes. >> well , you >> the honorary male. yes. >> well, you kennedy today channel your kennedy. >> come on, do the matt hancock dance. you know you dance. come on. you know you want right the matt hancock want to right the matt hancock dance. oh, this so dance. oh, is this so embarrassing we ought embarrassing that we ought to see ? yeah. see it? yeah. >> not mention that, man. >> let's not mention that, man. otherwise, as you know, the steam to out of my steam starts to come out of my ears. suella braverman. dawn neesom. yes waging war against the lawyers that she says are crooked and saying that they should have a life sentence . should have a life sentence. >> this is the front page of the daily mail and the lefty lawyers. i don't think suella can actually say the word lawyer without putting the word lefty in front of it. can't blame her. to be fair. yeah, she is a waging war on the migration lawyers. it's been

joining us back in studio, nigel nelson, gb in the studio, nigel nelson, gb news, senior political commentatorut the scheme. emma the about the ulez scheme. emma the expansion, saying expansion, when lisa is saying we've got to people have got two weeks basically upgrade their weeks to basically upgrade their car some people that will car for some people that will mean not going out to work in the morning. if you've got an old van, that will mean, yeah, if old banger, if if you've got an old banger, if you've got a white van, man, if you've got a white van, man, if you can't afford to, if you've got working got a car that's working perfectly well but doesn't meet the criteria and this is what i really object to, quite apart from fact that ulez low from the fact that ulez and low traffic neighbourhoods the traffic neighbourhoods push the problem don't problem somewhere else and don't actually seen actually work, we've seen research ulez research that shows ulez is going a minimal effect going to have a minimal effect on but also the going to have a minimal effect on that but also the going to h

but i'm delighted to be joined now by gb news senior commentator nigel nelson. thank you for coming on and i'm sorry you're not in somerset, but we can't all have everything . do you agree with me that rwanda is really the only game in town and that other things are a distraction ? are a distraction? >> no, i think that that rwanda is just another gimmick in the same way that bibby stockholm is, as you pointed out, that that the barge will only solve a very small part of the problem . very small part of the problem. and i think the same thing appues and i think the same thing applies to rwanda. the you've mentioned the cost of this bonkers idea of ascension island, over £1 million. i mean, it's never going to happen. we know that. but the same thing appues know that. but the same thing applies to rwanda. it's terribly expensive if you're talking about around about £600,000 per asylum seeker , you said in there asylum seeker, you said in there and we could keep that asylum seeker in a hotel for 12 years for that kind of money. >> but the advantage of rwanda is th

interesting stories couple more interesting stories in dawn neesom in the papers with dawn neesom and nigel nelson about. the government is hiding ufos evidence. >> yeah, this is an interesting story. this this is it's actually a congressional hearing that's taking place at the moment. and what a committee of congress is trying to do is find out if ufos actually exist . out if ufos actually exist. there have been loads of testimony from military pilots who have actually seen these things, and they do extraordinary things like drop out of the sky at a rate that nothing on earth could possibly do. they filmed it, but they've got one whistleblower there who's a former intelligence officer. he claims that the us government have been fine hiding auen government have been fine hiding alien spacecraft and also bits of aliens in them when they crash. and as a result of that, they've been covering it up . they've been covering it up. what the latest development is that that david grolsch the particular officer in question , particular officer in question, is now being smeared because they say he's got ment

the deputy editor of a conservative home, henry hill and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelsone both. nigel, are you willing to play, willing to give us i'm willing to play, yes. i mean, fools errand, as you say, but this fool will have a go. >> good . so i mean my three for >> good. so i mean my three for the year are that rishi rishi sunak will not stop the boats. absolutely no chance. but i think that that's a pretty much a given at the moment. my second one, which is probably the more controversial, is i think the triple lock on pensions will be abolished , but maybe not abolished, but maybe not immediately because you've got an election coming up. but i think that it is doomed to go . think that it is doomed to go. and my third prediction would be that nadine dorries will still be mp of mid bedfordshire up to the election. up to the election , yes. >> and that she might hold the seat. >> well, i'm not quite sure. she won't quit just before the election, but we will see an extraordinary situation that henry what do you think? >> a very controversial idea that the triple loc

nigel nelson, emma wolf, thank joining thank you very much for joining us. what do make of that?do you make of that? recwell, yesterday? us. what do you make of that? recwell, mean,'esterday? us. what do you make of that? recwell, mean, it'serday? us. what do you make of that? recwell, mean, it's the 1? >> well, i mean, it's the weather. every time the weather. yeah every time the government talks about the talks about, oh, we're controlling migration, the fewer boats are crossing the channel because there's a storm in it. the moment the weather gets decent, they come across . yes. and even they come across. yes. and even things like the deaths , the things like the deaths, the tragic deaths last last week , tragic deaths last last week, they don't act as a deterrent . they don't act as a deterrent. so all the things the government talks about are we can deter them by doing this or deter them by that. it doesn't happen. >> have we introduced our panel? yeah they were here yeah i just said they were here with us. >> lovely. >> lovely. >> nigel nelson, our senior political commenta

nation's little ray of sunshine and historian david starkey and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, i want to nelson. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me, mail mog at gbnews.com. but now it's mail mog at gbnews.com. but now wsfime mail mog at gbnews.com. but now it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst . it . day with polly middlehurst. it. jake jacob, thank you and good evening to you . evening to you. >> well, within the last hour, the home office has confirmed that asylum seekers won't begin being housed on the bibby stockholm accommodation barge tomorrow. currently moored off portland in dorset. fire safety concerns appear to have prompted the decision. a home office spokesperson said the vessel is undergoing making final preparations to ensure it complies with all appropriate regulations before the arrival of the first asylum seekers . of the first asylum seekers. it's thought the asylum seekers will board possibly a day late . will board possibly a day late. we have yet to get that confirmed for you and we'll do so

joining us this morning news is senior political commentator nigel nelson and writer and commentator at are we holdsworth. so what are we starting with? i think i've lost my list, starting with a bit of migration. >> aren't we? nigel? this is from the telegraph. the french once again dragging the heels. yes this is sort of martin's. >> i told you so moment when you like stories like this. yeah. this the of the this is the front of the telegraph. they're saying telegraph. what they're saying is been that is that we've been saying that our . £480 is that we've been saying that our. £480 million to the french has been stopped, has been stopping people getting on the boats and coming over. the british government keep heralding this as one of the successes. but new figures are showing that, in fact , france is showing that, in fact, france is not doing quite so well . and the not doing quite so well. and the result they've now stopped result is they've now stopped 44,000 fewer people all getting across. >> so as our across. >> so as our money across. >> so as our money going, well, this is

let's go to political commentator nigel nelson for this one. it was only a question of when. and then rumours began circulating last night that there was going to be a mini reshuffle today . and it looks reshuffle today. and it looks like ben wallace actually pre—empted this and made sure it was going to happen by sending his resignation letter in. >> interesting. just reading some of the detail of this resignation letter. and as is usualin resignation letter. and as is usual in these kinds of things, they tend to list all their achievements. but, i mean, he has been widely viewed as a safe pair of hands during what has been a turbulent time from a defence perspective, not least with war in europe . but one of with war in europe. but one of the comments that he made there is that the world will get more insecure, which is a sort of chilling thought to be leaving us with . us with. >> yes, it's something. and the one thing about ben wallace is he's honest about he's always been honest about things , that when it things like that, that when it co

in a clash of minds with former brexit mep ben habib and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelsonet's get the latest news headunes let's get the latest news headlines from the lovely polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> don't. thank you. good afternoon. the top story from the gp newsroom today. 509 miles. patients crossed the channelin miles. patients crossed the channel in ten small boats yesterday . that brings the total yesterday. that brings the total for number the year so far to more than 16,500. that's according to home office figures . and it comes as the government is under renewed pressure to tackle the migrant crisis after six people died crossing the engush six people died crossing the english channel yesterday. the home secretary, suella braverman, described the incident as a tragic loss of life and confirmed she's already chaired a meeting with border force officials . campaigners say force officials. campaigners say the incident was an appalling and preventable tragedy . k and preventable tragedy. k marsh, whose manager and support coordinator at the migrant

joining me now is gb news, a senior political commentator, nigel nelson. nigel thank you very much.answer is no . and >> the short answer is no. and we won't know whether things are going really in the right direction until the end of the yeah >> that obviously a drop of inflation is welcome and it does put rishi sunak in line for reaching his target of halving inflation from where it stood at the end of last year. by the end of this year. so, yes , i mean, of this year. so, yes, i mean, there's a little bit of good news here, but the problems about this is when you start delving into the figures, you find food inflation is still really high. it's running an average of 15. and the problem that rishi sunak has got is that because wages will start to feed into the inflation figures in the last quarter of the year , the last quarter of the year, you would expect an uptick then i >> -- >> yes, indeed . i suppose it >> yes, indeed. i suppose it will be a question of whether or not people feel a bit richer. this time next year or this time in 18 months time. i suppose , in 18 months time.

well, let's speak now to nigel nelson, gb news, senior political commentator and of course, a former is job? >> well, yes, but it's still quite a promotion for grant shapps , so i'm sure he does want shapps, so i'm sure he does want it and it does seem a bit unfair. some of the criticism of him that just because he wasn't a soldier , he's not equipped to a soldier, he's not equipped to actually do it. that's not how our political system works, that you don't have to be a former soldier to run the ministry of defence any more than you have to be a doctor to run the department of health. >> yeah. is it actually perhaps rather a healthy thing in that you you have that healthy scepticism because as we speaking to mark, you know, it's all about all the problems about procurement and the top brass wanting more and putting extra sort of demands on on the treasury . treasury. >> yes i think that's i think that's right . >> yes i think that's i think that's right. i mean the job of a cabinet minister is to provide political leadership and they have all the experts beneath them in their own dep

meanwhile, political commentator nigel nelson believes more needs to be done to support thought diversitywe? so tell us, why are diversity quotas a good thing . thing. >> it's not so much the quota . >> it's not so much the quota. it's positive action to make sure that underrepresented groups are able to get jobs, and that should be the compulsory bit. i mean , the problem really bit. i mean, the problem really is that employers tend to hire people who are like them . so people who are like them. so there's a lot of unconscious bias going on. david cameron had a kitchen cabinet of old etonians because he was one, and bofis etonians because he was one, and boris johnson had a cabinet of 65% who'd gone to private schools again, because that's where he came from. so really, it's a matter of combating this . so at the end of the day, you probably can't reach a quota as such. what you can do is to ensure that people from under represented groups have every chance, chance that they should have to get a job. >> yeah , but how would that >> yeah, but how would that apply >> yeah, but how would tha