claire, your nigel nelson.tion to the intervention of the supreme court stopping the boats? and i argue thwarting the will of the british people . will of the british people. >> it's not thwarting the will of the british people. >> what they're doing is uphold the law. they're making a judgement based on facts, which is what judiciary is there is what the judiciary is there to there were so many to do. there were so many problems with the rwanda plan. >> it was put together so hastily that none of these legal challenges were ever considered properly key. no one looked at how they could make it better, orindeed how they could make it better, or indeed , if there was a plan or indeed, if there was a plan b that they could go to. so really , it's the government that has thwarted the will of the people, not the judiciary. >> however. john sergeant, these dusty lawyers, they don't want the rwanda plan. they are ideologically against it. >> no, i don't think it's a matter of they i think it's a matter of they i think

nigel nelson. are you there? nigel good evening, nigel.evening, nigel. thanks forjoining us. what do thanks for joining us. what do you make of that assertion that there was fundamentally an accountability deficit? do you would you accept that as a description of what we just saw happen between 2020 and now ? happen between 2020 and now? >> i think they could there couldn't be any accountable party at the time because we're in the middle of a national emergency. so that was so that was problematic. i mean, i'm certainly not denying that mistakes were made. i think we had pretty lousy government had a pretty lousy government in charge anyway . we charge at the time anyway. we certainly charging people into hospital care homes and testing the travel restrictions were probably useless , face masks probably useless, face masks were questionable . eat out to were questionable. eat out to help out just help the virus. so yes, mistakes were made. >> decisions were taken to put out into into billions of arms around the world, products about which

paul goodman and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. not rwanda, what and why doesn't the home office have any idea about where these people are? >> well, in answer to the second question, i find these figures all a bit suspicious, much as the tory mp tim tim loughton did when he was on the on the committee, which is what he said, they're trying to hit a target. they've got to get rid of another 33,000 back log of asylum seekers by the end of the year and it seems a bit odd that suddenly 17,000, which is three times more than happened before , times more than happened before, will suddenly disappear. so there's something odd here. and i think that it bears another look at i was astonished that the home office officials didn't come up with any figures . they come up with any figures. they were asked by lee anderson for figures that perfectly figures that were perfectly reasonable . haven't got them. reasonable. haven't got them. they should least have those they should at least have those if they're going before select if they're going b

and lisa says, i'm astonished that jrm and nigel nelson don't understand the term multiculturalism. osite of integration . and graham of integration. and graham nigel, please. as if suella or anyone else could damage multiculturalism . multiculturalism. multiculturalism is an entity in itself that has damaged itself because there's plenty of multiculturalism that doesn't work, even if there is some small part that does well. nigel, please. is still with us. but earlier this year, the bbc's match of the day host gareth linklater, bizarre linklater, took the bizarre decision to compare the home secretary the nazis . or, to secretary to the nazis. or, to be as he not so subtly put be fair, as he not so subtly put it, to 1930, germany , the public it, to 1930, germany, the public service broadcaster, quickly assessed its social media policy for presenters and concluded presenters could express political views but couldn't go as campaigning. political views but couldn't go as campaigning . well, as far as campaigning. well, these weren't these newfound freedoms weren't enough to convince

and former ukip deputy chairman suzanne evans, and gb news very own senior political commentator nigel nelsonll, thank you all for nelson. well, thank you all for coming . i nelson. well, thank you all for coming. i mean, we promised tens of thousands when we came in in 2010 and here we are at 1.4 million over two years. this isn't a great success, is it? >> i mean, absolutely not. and it's interesting that one of the baselines at the moment is the 2019 manifesto. we will overall numbers will come down and we now know that the 2019 net migration figure was about 183,000. and with net migration last year of 745,000 to get below that , that's a 75% cut. below that, that's a 75% cut. >> and these are policy choices, aren't they, that we're no longer bound by the european union? we can set the conditions for immigration that we choose. we've set them so that very large numbers can come in. >> yes, this is true. and i don't think anyone deliberately set out to do so. but the way the system has become calibrated in such a way that the thresholds are very low, we have the shortage occupation list, w

and former ukip deputy chairman suzanne evans, and gb news very own senior political commentator nigel nelson, thank you all for nelson. well, thank you all for coming . i nelson. well, thank you all for coming. i mean, we promised tens of thousands when we came in in 2010 and here we are at 1.4 million over two years. this isn't a great success, is it? >> i mean, absolutely not. and it's interesting that one of the baselines at the moment is the 2019 manifesto. we will overall numbers will come down and we now know that the 2019 net migration figure was about 183,000. and with net migration last year of 745,000 to get below that , that's a 75% cut. below that, that's a 75% cut. >> and these are policy choices, aren't they, that we're no longer bound by the european union? we can set the conditions for immigration that we choose. we've set them so that very large numbers can come in. >> yes, this is true. and i don't think anyone deliberately set out to do so. but the way the system has become calibrated in such a way that the thresholds are very low, we have the shortage occupation list, whi

of nigel nelson of course, that's nigel nelson and pearsall. me and claire pearsall.ws that gbnews.com. me. i'm gbnews.com. you're with me. i'm nana news live nana akua this is gb news live on tv online and on digital radio. coming up, we'll continue with the british debate with the great british debate this i'm asking 50 this hour. and i'm asking 50 days hamas struck. who is days since hamas struck. who is winning the war? you'll hear the thoughts danny thoughts of my panel, danny kelly and also christine hamilton. still to come, this week's outside now, my guest later on today . week's outside now, my guest later on today. he is a founding member of a famous 90s british, all female dance troupe called oh, it's too pans. people do remember that. any ideas ? but remember that. any ideas? but first, let's get your latest news headlines with . aaron and news headlines with. aaron and it's 4:30. >> i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom . israel's army says 14 newsroom. israel's army says 14 israeli hostages and three foreign nationals have been handed over to the red cross

philip davies, gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, and the broadcaster and journalist all again. and we need to talk about nigel farage, don't we? and his performance in i'm a celebrity, or shall i say actually his bottom. >> well , i bottom. >> well, i want to talk about lorraine kelly, actually . yeah. lorraine kelly, actually. yeah. >> well, it all it all relates , >> well, it all it all relates, isn't it? >> it all relates. but i was absolutely shocked. i've worked in lorraine over the years. very professional. you know, knows the business and all that. i was astonished came out astonished when she came out with expects her expressed with she expects her expressed her astonishment on a chat show that farage was just 59, adding , that farage was just 59, adding, i thought he was a hell of a lot older than that. that is astonishing . you get the face astonishing. you get the face you deserve. thank fully. you really do. and that said, how traumatised she was when she'd seen the rear portion of nigel farage as he was in the shower . farage as he was in the shower. now,

that was stella guido and nigel nelson . thank guido and nigel nelson.e if we do have a couple of clips for you . not a couple of clips for you. not there just yet, but they will be coming there. this is it. they will definitely be coming. is will definitely be coming. it is really up on the really ramping up on the streets. brought you a little really ramping up on the streearlier brought you a little really ramping up on the streearlier on ought you a little really ramping up on the streearlier on some you a little really ramping up on the streearlier on some footage ttle bit earlier on some footage of me protest, two tier me at the protest, two tier policing turfed out policing and me being turfed out of we also showed you the of there. we also showed you the police running towards the cenotaph. and there is some more shocking coming shocking footage coming your way. night is way. but before the night is out, toby young joins us as well because it's patrick's press pack. we've got tomorrow's newspaper headlines and some of the stories from inside the

that was stella guido and nigel nelson . thank guido and nigel nelson.e if we do have a couple of clips for you . not a couple of clips for you. not there just yet, but they will be coming there. this is it. they will definitely be coming. is will definitely be coming. it is really up on the really ramping up on the streets. brought you a little really ramping up on the streearlier brought you a little really ramping up on the streearlier on ought you a little really ramping up on the streearlier on some you a little really ramping up on the streearlier on some footage ttle bit earlier on some footage of me protest, two tier me at the protest, two tier policing turfed out policing and me being turfed out of we also showed you the of there. we also showed you the police running towards the cenotaph. and there is some more shocking coming shocking footage coming your way. night is way. but before the night is out, toby young joins us as well because it's patrick's press pack. we've got tomorrow's newspaper headlines and some of the stories from inside the

thank you nigel nelson. we've;all. lots and nigel nelson.after net migration after the worst net migration figures view figures on record. if you view them that way, we'll suella them in that way, we'll suella braverman right afternoon . braverman right afternoon. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office. four gb news staying cold throughout this week. frosty mornings , sunny by day, frosty mornings, sunny by day, but there is the possibility see of a little bit of snow later this week. mostly rain showers that been seeing that we've been seeing today. more come this more of them to come this evening overnight across evening and overnight across northern england and eastern england, , many places england, elsewhere, many places will dry and clear and it will be dry and clear and it will be dry and clear and it will turn cold, especially over central and southern scotland. the returning to the showers returning to northern scotland. we'll have some only really over some snow, but only really over the of hills

nigel, commentator nigel nelson. nigel, once again, the tories are revolting.ays think they have been revolting, but i want to pick you up on one particular point and that is this the labour party bandying around the issue of a breach of ministerial code and that's why suella braverman should go. how much beef do you think that's got ? got? >> quite a bit of it because on the surface that's exactly what she's done and what the ministerial code says is if she does an article deal for a newspaper, it should be pass through the number 10 press office. now she appears to have showed it to the press office, but not made the changes that were requested . and so you're were requested. and so you're not just talking about a breach of the ministerial code there. she's also breaching cabinet collective response ability by not doing what number 10 asked. >> the reason i ask you about that, nigel, is because you will know that breaching the ministerial code, that's not an automatic red card . it's to the automatic red card. it's to the discretion of the party leader, the p

. and even lovelier nigel nelson.ing about the lovely we're going be talking lovely we're going to be talking about celebrity about i'm a celebrity >> out of there's >> get me out of here. there's a big debate about brexit. have a watch. >> e“ p is, is em- >> the thing is, is the intolerance came because intolerance that came because brexit was about immigration. and i remember your poster , and i remember your poster, which i thought, well, i thought it was shameful what you did. nigel sadly, sadly , it was nigel sadly, sadly, it was absolutely true. >> what was the poster? sorry, can i just cut in? can you educate it was a poster just educate it was a posterjust showing mass young men moving illegally through across borders. >> but it was about demonising migrants saying that that was wrong. >> no, it wasn't even your view. it was. but it wasn't. >> no, it wasn't even your view. it vylt's but it wasn't. >> no, it wasn't even your view. it vylt's not it wasn't. >> no, it wasn't even your view. it vylt's not reallyn't

nigel, commentator nigel nelson. nigel, hello to you. always a pleasure.ty? >> no, i don't think so. >> no, i don't think so. >> i mean, we're talking about about one front bencher at the moment, but there's certainly a lot of mps who feel the same way. i mean, this is the first motion that's been put down since the king's speech and that actually shows that there are 93 mps about 40 of them from the labour party , who are supporting labour party, who are supporting a ceasefire through this motion . a ceasefire through this motion. >> okay. but it does seem to be more and more bad news. there have been 350 labour councillors now written to starmer demanding a ceasefire. 11 of those have quit and we heard earlier from christopher hope there are two more frontbench ministers on resignation. watch >> yes, and there may be more. >> yes, and there may be more. >> i mean, this is a real test of keir starmer's credentials to be the next prime minister what he's got to got to do is actually see down this rebellion within his party. it must be right if you want to

and joining us today is our senior political commentator , nigel nelson, and commentator, nigel nelsontter to nigel as her endorsement or endorse ? well, i was i was going endorse? well, i was i was going to say, she who must be obeyed. oh, yes. >> we like it. >> we like it. >> yes, you got that right. yeah >> yes, you got that right. yeah >> well, no, as it should be. nigel let's kick off with something that's popped up on the reuters newswire, which is about greenpeace peace protesters in holland not happy with mr wilders, who's sort of won the election, as it were. it's not pm, though, is it? >> no, it's not. pm and he's got the most mps and i think that there's some question mark whether he will become pm. he's the far right freedom party . the far right freedom party. been around for quite some time . been around for quite some time. we've been trying to ban him from britain a couple of times because we think he's so dodgy . because we think he's so dodgy. >> why do we think he's dodgy then? what about him is dodgy? >> because he's so right wing. so he came over here. i so i mean,

and commentator nigel nelson.overing this morning and the telegraph leads with suella braverman scheme to get rwanda flights off the ground. >> and a scathing op ed , the >> and a scathing op ed, the times reports on benefit claimants losing their right to free prescription fees. and free nhs prescription fees. and the i also leads with the crackdown on benefits . crackdown on benefits. >> meanwhile, the financial times is covering xi jinping's visit united states and visit to the united states and the soaraway sun reports on a police force warning staff that using the word policeman could be breaking the law. >> let me guess because it's sexist. you use gender neutral pronouns. anyway, let's have another look at gb news presenter patrick christys at a pro—palestinian march last night where it's safe to say it all kicked off. >> i just asked why you're here. i no, don't talk to journalists. one why? why shouldn't people saw why why, why are you here? >> shame on you. shame on you. shame on you . shame on you. sham

we can talk to nigel nelson about it. he's very close to labour in a way i'm not.l out in public. and then on wednesday minister's wednesday at prime minister's questions he'll questions tomorrow he'll have to have a couple humdingers. but have a couple of humdingers. but at for prepared at sunak will be for prepared the and jibes the questions and the jibes about nobody's enough in about nobody's good enough in the commons. so it'll be interesting i'm interesting then. but i'm but but think interesting but i think what's interesting what say that what nigel nelson did say that labour actually when they get beyond they a bit beyond the soundbites they a bit fearful that rishi is moving on to the centre ground. >> but in terms of their comms strategy and reaching the british public, they've got a useless strategy. we would useless comms strategy. we would have about what have been talking about what keir starmer had to say in the last 24 i've been last 24 hours. i've been regularly checking, checking his twitter see what twitter feed to see what he's going tell that

and of course, the man from the left, gb news is special political commentator nigel nelson. tt there. i'm going to come straight to you, nigel. we've heard about the sort of the timing about the timing of it. what about the politics of this? i mean, the prime minister, frankly, he looks weak. it looks as though suella braverman was right after all. what do you think? where does the politics of this go? the pressure on the prime minister for apparently there are dozens mps who've already are dozens of mps who've already written to the minister. written to the prime minister. yes >> and the first stage will be that whether suella braverman is telling the truth or whether the prime minister is, they can't both be. at the moment you've got a situation where the rishi sunak says they've been working for months on a new treaty with rwanda , why they didn't do this rwanda, why they didn't do this in the first place is beyond me. but anyway, they've been working for months now . hang on a sec. for months now. hang on a sec. that means the home secretary for months now. hang on a sec.

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and of course, the man from the left, gb news is special political commentator nigel nelson. tt there. i'm going to come straight to you, nigel. we've heard about the sort of the timing about the timing of it. what about the politics of this? i mean, the prime minister, frankly, he looks weak. it looks as though suella braverman was right after all. what do you think? where does the politics of this go? the pressure on the prime minister for apparently there are dozens mps who've already are dozens of mps who've already written to the minister. written to the prime minister. yes >> and the first stage will be that whether suella braverman is telling the truth or whether the prime minister is, they can't both be. at the moment you've got a situation where the rishi sunak says they've been working for months on a new treaty with rwanda , why they didn't do this rwanda, why they didn't do this in the first place is beyond me. but anyway, they've been working for months now . hang on a sec. for months now. hang on a sec. that means the home secretary for months now. hang on a sec.

nelson. ian, hello to you, nigel. good afternoon. what do you think ? you think?a bravermans game plan here is. >> is she on a mission to get herself sacked ? herself sacked? >> well, i think she's on a mission to become the next leader of the tory party and that's the reason for doing what she's doing. the question about whether or not she should be sacked is obviously down to rishi sunak . and that causes a rishi sunak. and that causes a problem when rishi sunak loses the next election , he will the next election, he will obviously have to quit suella braverman in order to run for the leadership. after that . the the leadership. after that. the danger of sacking him is that you might mount a challenge before then, before the next election . and so for rishi sunak election. and so for rishi sunak is a very what he does about her. >> nigel it is interesting. we've been hearing this morning from allies of the home secretary that the content article that appeared in the times that she wrote was sent to number 10, was sent back. but in the last few minutes we've had

is husband and joining me now is husband and wife pairing gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. thank you very much for joining me today . now suella braverman . me today. now suella braverman. she is a thorn in rishi sunak side, isn't she? nigel what do you make of the article in the times where she described the pro—palestinian marches as as a hate march and the fact that the police are now showing bias to those marches as opposed to the way they police some other marches. what do you make of what she's come out with this week ? week? >> well, i mean, i just think it was . and a lot of it was outrageous. and a lot of it not true. >> the whole thing is that what suella braverman should be doing as home secretary is trying to calm things down when we've got events like today going on and what she was doing was was dredging it up. >> now, whether or not the those protesters we saw trying to get to the cenotaph earlier would have done so without . we can't have done so without. we can't know. but it doesn't help . so know. but it doesn't help. so what you should have done is real

well, joining me now is the political commentators charlie downs and nigel nelson. of you. nigel i'll start with you. first of all, how do you actually reckon rishi sunak has got a hope in hell of getting this through and getting this done by the next election? because, you know, 20 points behind labour in the polls, it ain't looking too promising for ain't looking too promising for a key priority for conservative voters , is it? no it's not. voters, is it? no it's not. >> i mean, certainly the priority of the voters is the cost of living crisis . cost of living crisis. >> that's that's followed by the nhs. then immigration comes some way down on their concerns. no i don't think rishi sunak is going to get this through in time for the election . i mean, even the election. i mean, even before we get to the house of lords, who is sure to faux pas, he will have a problem getting it through the that certainly moderate tories in the one nafion moderate tories in the one nation group like damian green are against what he's doing . and are against what he's doing. and the re

. >> i am not saying happy christmas, nelson and christmas, nigel nelson and tanya buxton are here.. because that's so beautiful. because it is. john lewis needs learn from that. lewis needs to learn from that. don't because what don't they? because that's what people we want to don't they? because that's what peo kindness we want to don't they? because that's what peo kindness and we want to don't they? because that's what peo kindness and love.�* want to see kindness and love. >> tanya, £700. >> tanya, £700. >> flytrap , or whatever >> venus flytrap, or whatever you may have. >> why it's so popular, >> is that why it's so popular, do think? nigel because it's do you think? nigel because it's just emotions. just basic human emotions. >> absolutely. the >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, the whole that apart from whole thing is that apart from just being very moving. you just being very moving. but you do well up when see do kind of well up when you see it, but as an ad, it must it, but also as an ad, it must be one of the most successful even be one of the most successful ever. next time

head few moments, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds with gb news senior commentator nigel nelsonk in, let's get your latest news headlines with sophia . with sophia. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom

nigel nelson, and political commentator this commentator tanya buxton this morning. of royal pageantry? but also politics. this is a huge day in politics. this is a huge day in politics. just explain why. >> well , i mean, the politics. just explain why. >> well, i mean, the king is reading out a speech that's been written, written for him by rishi sunak and the speech written for it is so highly political. it's not just a kind of government program for the next year. this is the program for rishi sunak to try and win the next election by. and that's what makes it so political . all what makes it so political. all the bits i would imagine the king won't like is the stuff on on net zero. there is some wavering on whether we're going to get there, get there. of course, he's a very keen environmental list, so he's not going to like to read it. that bit. >> and it is, as you say, overtly political and a lot of the election is clearly going to be fought on the issue of law and order because it's packed with law and order stuff. >> yeah, it is. i mean, the idea about keepi

with raw broadcaster and historian rafe heydel—mankoo and our own senior political commentator, nigel nelsonou think? >> yes, she is . and at the >> yes, she is. and at the moment, rishi sunak has got every reason to sack her for breaching collective responsibility by not carrying out the changes to our article, he asked for and also the ministerial code for not clearing it with the number 10 press office. whether or not he's strong enough to actually do so. that's another matter . do so. that's another matter. >> ralph, what do you think? i mean, a lot of people are getting in touch with us saying at we've got home at last we've got a home secretary who, you know, opens her actually speaks her mouth, but actually speaks the do you think ? the truth. what do you think? suella braverman is one of the few voices that actually does reflect, as you just said , the reflect, as you just said, the concerns not only just of conservative party members , but conservative party members, but actually of the majority of the population . population. >> i mean, we've had polling out that shows a majority o