of novara media, aastart with1i hour and half, co—founder of novara media, aa start with you ur and, aa start with you . it's d half, co—founder of novara media, aastart with you . it's a half, co—founder of novara media, aastart with you . it's a storyf, to start with you. it's a story that's almost too good to be true, isn't it? yeah. the fact that corbyn corbyn returned from true, isn't it? yeah. the fact thatwilderness'byn returned from true, isn't it? yeah. the fact thatwilderness to n returned from true, isn't it? yeah. the fact thatwilderness to getturned from true, isn't it? yeah. the fact thatwilderness to get rid|ed from true, isn't it? yeah. the fact thatwilderness to get rid of from the wilderness to get rid of sadiq khan, i mean , the tories sadiq khan, i mean, the tories are this would happen . are wishing this would happen. >> yeah, it's positively shakespeare driven. yeah, i would say there's virtually zero chance of jeremy corbyn standing to be london mayor it would be very hard . the comparative very hard. the comparative advantage he has, of course, is canvassing

dean says, i'm novara media.ys, but i work two days a week and he's now saying basically that he's now saying basically that he is having to pay a tax. he doesn't appreciate it. and he's querying whether or not you're going to de—incentivize people essentially to essentially when it comes to getting back the world of getting back into the world of work, apparently our work, which apparently our government we need government say that we do need to apparently until older to apparently work until older in . jeff says no . why on in life. jeff says no. why on earth should we have to pay any tax at all on our pensions ? tax at all on our pensions? brian, why on earth shouldn't pensioners get a rise in line with wages? surely that is fair. just a little thing to think about there because a lot of people criticise people's bonuses, don't they, in this day and age you've got to be careful what you wish for, you know, because this the debate about because this is the debate about whether those bonuses whether or not those

contributing editor to novara media, michael walker , novara media, michael walker, and the former liz truss adviser and the former liz truss adviser and telegraph journalist asa bennett. as always, you know this. i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me. at programme. email me. mail at gbnews.com but now it's time for the news of the day with polly middleton first . jacob thank you. >> good evening. well, the top story tonight is that the bank of england has left its interest rate unchanged at 5.25. business editor liam halligan has more . editor liam halligan has more. >> after 14 successive rate rises from 0.1% at the end of 2001, all the way up to 5.25. the bank of england has finally decided enough is enough and inflation is now coming down and there's no need for now at least to raise rates any more. this will be a huge relief to young families with variable rate mortgages . it families with variable rate mortgages. it will be a huge relief to companies with variable rate loans. it will be a huge relief to many consumers across the country who . acr

, hitchens joins me, as does the co—f0|bastani novara media, hitchens joins me, as does the co—f0d| media, hitchens joins me, as does the co—f0|bastani . good evening, aaron bastani. good evening, gentlemen, to both of you . gentlemen, to both of you. aiden, you know the drill, don't you dewbs& co as well. you you, on dewbs& co as well. you can in touch with me with can get in touch with me with whatever your mind whatever is on your mind tonight. vaiews@gbnews.com is how get of me. or you how you get hold of me. or you can tweet me that's your can tweet me if that's your thing. ex me or whatever we call it these days at gb news. lots coming your way. i want to talk about the new oil field in just about the new oil field in just a second. i want to ask you about drug consumption about these drug consumption rooms. to that, rooms. what do you make to that, being to up basically being able to shoot up basically in supervised conditions? good idea. is it going stop drug idea. is it going to stop drug addiction? is it going to help people encourage i people or encourage them? i don't

fellow gb news presenter and former brexit party mep, and michael walker, a contributing editor at novara mediagetting in touch? i will come back actually to some of your points because i do i find what some of you have to say fascinating. so i do. so i'll bring you in before the end of the programme. worry not. but for now i want to talk to you about social mobility here in this country. is it's than it's been in is it's worst than it's been in about half a century. this is the institute for fiscal studies . it's basically that . it's basically found that people in the north people growing up in the north of england and the midlands , as of england and the midlands, as well from a minority well as those from a minority ethnic find it ethnic background, would find it a lot harder to become wealthier than their parents. what do you think to this? michael yeah , so think to this? michael yeah, so it's not just people in the north of england and people of ethnic minorities. north of england and people of ethnic ibasically. north of england and people of ethnic ibasically everyone >> it's basically

novara media, michael walker. just tweeted me saying , please, can you move jacqueline's pals ? they're jacqueline's pals? they're banging on a microphone. we listen to you. thank you for flagging that . we've sorted out flagging that. we've sorted out our pals and shall now move our pals and we shall now move on. lots of getting in touch on. lots of you getting in touch about that situation, about the strikes. were debating about that situation, about the strikes. or were debating about that situation, about the strikes. or not were debating about that situation, about the strikes. or not it'sere debating about that situation, about the strikes. or not it's perhapsting whether or not it's perhaps political. tony says how come then doctors scotland then the doctors in scotland accepted the offer? how come it's there acceptable it's fair there and acceptable there, it's not here. keith there, but it's not here. keith has been in touch and said, michelle, i am a consult agent and i have to say i deplore these strike

david starkey and the founder of the socialist novara media, aaron bastani. as always, you know, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me mail. margaret gbnews.com but now it's time for the news of the with polly middlehurst . the day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you . good >> jacob thank you. good evening. well, the main news tonight is that russell brand's tour promoter have announced his three remaining charity fundraiser . shows have been fundraiser. shows have been postponed . that comes after the postponed. that comes after the metropolitan police this afternoon confirmed it had received a report of an alleged sexual assault involving the comedian, saying it's about an incident which happened 20 years ago. four women have accused the 48 year old of rape or sexual assault during the height of his popularity between 2006 and 2013. the bbc channel 4 and the production company banijay uk have all launched internal investigations . russell brand investigations. russell brand denies all the claims against him

david starkey and the founder of the socialist novara media, aaron bastani.always, you know, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me mail. margaret gbnews.com but now it's time for the news of the with polly middlehurst . the day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you . good >> jacob thank you. good evening. well, the main news tonight is that russell brand's tour promoter have announced his three remaining charity fundraiser . shows have been fundraiser. shows have been postponed . that comes after the postponed. that comes after the metropolitan police this afternoon confirmed it had received a report of an alleged sexual assault involving the comedian, saying it's about an incident which happened 20 years ago. four women have accused the 48 year old of rape or sexual assault during the height of his popularity between 2006 and 2013. the bbc channel 4 and the production company banijay uk have all launched internal investigations . russell brand investigations. russell brand denies all the claims against him . po

well, i'm delighted to be joined by the founder of novara media, aaron bastani , and novara media, aaronby representative of the telegraph, daniel hardy, to discuss this important matter. and isn't the eu just having a laugh? it's £32 million that they just want to get off us and they just want to get off us and they can because we've left. >> well, this is a really interesting because like >> well, this is a really inte say, 1g because like >> well, this is a really inte say, the because like >> well, this is a really inte say, the original use like >> well, this is a really inte say, the original findings you say, the original finding was in 2018. and then of course, one might argue there was this very ambiguous period with regards to liabilities and compliance because , of course, compliance because, of course, we were leaving the eu and i suppose if you weren't being generous , the british generous, the british government, you could say it's a bit like not paying a parking fine and fine for several years. and of course means things up. course that means things add up. what i find int

human lawyer shoaib got human rights lawyer shoaib khan and michael walker, contributing editor at novara medianing , gentlemen. media. good evening, gentlemen. thank very for thank you very, very much for joining me. now, look, shoaib , joining me. now, look, shoaib, has you got a point we need to change the definition of what a refugee so that lawyers like refugee is so that lawyers like you can't keep coining it in with spurious claims. you can't keep coining it in witiyou urious claims. you can't keep coining it in witiyou know claims. you can't keep coining it in witiyou know ,:laims. you can't keep coining it in witiyou know , iaims. you can't keep coining it in witiyou know , i mean i mean, >> you know, i mean i mean, i don't think we need to you know, it's been decades, 70 years. we've had it. it's working well . where isn't working well is . where it isn't working well is because governments don't know how work well. but how to make it work well. but even the home secretary's even from the home secretary's point not really point of view, i'm not really sure she's saying . sure what she

david starkey and the founder of the socialist novara media, aaron bastani.rom you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me mail. margaret gbnews.com but now it's time for the news of the with polly middlehurst . the day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you . good >> jacob thank you. good evening. well, the main news tonight is that russell brand's tour promoter have announced his three remaining charity fundraiser . shows have been fundraiser. shows have been postponed . that comes after the postponed. that comes after the metropolitan police this afternoon confirmed it had received a report of an alleged sexual assault involving the comedian, saying it's about an incident which happened 20 years ago. four women have accused the 48

i'll also be joined by a malicious panel this evening, contributing editor to novara media, michael walkernon rees—mogg , to whom i may share rees—mogg, to whom i may share some relation . as always, as you some relation. as always, as you know, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me gb the programme. email me at gb news dot com. but now it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you . well, good >> jacob thank you. well, good evening to you. around 1 in 7 brits were told and are waiting for routine treatment from the nhs in england. new figures show 7.68 million people are currently on the waiting list. there's also been a rise in waits of over a year and more

i'm delighted to be joined now by the co—founder of novara media, aaron bostonian . aaron bostonian. aaron, thank you so much for coming in because you had quite a rush to get it's a pleasure. yeah. get here. it's a pleasure. yeah. it's always good you on. it's always good to have you on. shall have a quick look at shall we have a quick look at what gavin had to say his apology? >> go ahead. apology? >> i go ahead. apology? >> i reiterate ahead. apology? >> i reiterate my ad. apology? >> i reiterate my apology made to the complainant following the breach. >> i apologise to them again. now and i apologise to the house fully and unreservedly . fully and unreservedly. >> i think there's a bit like putting people in the stocks. you make them abase themselves when they've had a row with somebody. but aren't you allowed to argue with people who are equal or in higher status to you in an organisation? >> ian well, i want to know what happened to the conservative party. like you say, we're in wet wipe territory and i think it's right that he apologises. he was in the wrong.

i'm delighted to be joined now by the co—founder of novara media, aaron bostonian . bostonian. aaron, thank you so much for coming in because you had quite a rush to get it's a pleasure. yeah. get here. it's a pleasure. yeah. it's always good you on. it's always good to have you on. shall have a quick look at shall we have a quick look at what gavin had to say his apology? >> go ahead. apology? >> i go ahead. apology? >> i reiterate ahead. apology? >> i reiterate my ad. apology? >> i reiterate my apology made to the complainant following the breach. >> i apologise to them again. now and i apologise to the house fully and unreservedly . fully and unreservedly. >> i think there's a bit like putting people in the stocks. you make them abase themselves when they've had a row with somebody. but aren't you allowed to argue with people who are equal or in higher status to you in an organisation? >> ian well, i want to know what happened to the conservative party. like you say, we're in wet wipe territory and i think it's right that he apologises. he was in the wrong. howeve

i'll also be joined by a malicious panel this evening, contributing editor to novara media, michael walker, and the former brexit party mep vernon rees—mogg , to whom i may share rees—mogg, to whom i may share some relation . as always, as you some relation. as always, as you know, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me gb the programme. email me at gb news dot com. but now it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you . well, good >> jacob thank you. well, good evening to you. around i in 7 brits were told and are waiting for routine treatment from the nhs in england. new figures show 7.68 million people are currently on the waiting list. there's also been a rise in waits of over a year and more earlier, the government did announce the nhs will be receiving £200 million to help with the coming winter. but labour says the money is just a sticking plaster. winter is always a challenging time for the nhs and this year we've started planning for winter. >> earlier than ever before. today we're announc

i'll also be joined by a malicious panel this evening, contributing editor to novara media, michael walkerd the former brexit party mep vernon rees—mogg , to whom i may share rees—mogg, to whom i may share some relation . as always, as you some relation. as always, as you know, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me gb the programme. email me at gb news dot com. but now it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you . well, good >> jacob thank you. well, good evening to you. around 1 in 7 brits were told and are waiting for routine treatment from the nhs in england. new figures show 7.68 million people are currently on the waiting list. there's also been a rise in waits of over a year and more earlier, the government did announce the nhs will be receiving £200 million to help with the coming winter. but labour says the money is just a sticking plaster. winter is always a challenging time for the nhs and this year we've started planning for winter. >> earlier than ever before. today we're announcing

michael walker there, who is a contributing editor at novara media, indeed of show media, indeed friendpoll as well. look, i've got a poll running the moment which is running at the moment which is on my at patrick on my twitter at patrick christys 77% of you right now think should ban if think we should ban bullies. if you think differently, we'll go and in the have and take part in the poll. have your voice heard. but now, between and 4:00, an between now and 4:00, an exclusive peoples exclusive gb news peoples poll has revealed 62% those has revealed 62% of those surveyed in the uk surveyed think crime in the uk is increasing. do need is increasing. do we need tougher sentences for shoplifters? it's shoplifters? but right now it's your headlines with polly middlehurst . patrick thank you. middlehurst. patrick thank you. >> the top stories this hour. sarah sharif's family have been remanded in custody after being charged with the ten year old's murder . charged with the ten year old's murder. sarah's father, irfan shanf murder. sarah's father, irfan sharif, and his partner and brother

so we're going to talk now to aaron bastani, who's co—founder of novara media, to talk about chinese innocence, we're not going to name him. we have a name, but we can't be absolutely clear if it's the right one. how serious is it, though, if it is true to that, we do have a chinese spy in the very heart of our. parliament we sorry, we had problems with volume . well, it's problems with volume. well, it's quite unusual. so this young man who's we say we can't go into detail, but he's denying it's him. of course, he would say that he was just so you know, he was arrested back in march. released on bail. so he's free to go about his own business there may be bail conditions at which time he might have to report to police station or report to the police station or something that. we don't something like that. we don't know but we can go back to know that. but we can go back to aaron bastani. aaron try aaron bastani. aaron we'll try again. there . i was asking again. hi there. i was asking how it is to have a spy how serious it is to have a spy potentially in the very heart of our parlia

just a there from novara media.a pre—emption little bit of a pre—emption there what expect suella there to what we expect suella braverman to say very much two sides the here. sides of the coin here. michael's a of michael's view and a lot of people on the left will be, hey, what saying is what you're saying here is rearranging the decking on the titanic actually titanic and we're not actually going any action. going to see any real action. other people will say it is time that the heard world that the world heard a world leader secretary at leader or a home secretary at least and say many least come out and say what many people which is people are thinking, which is that these asylum that a lot of these asylum seekers or refugees are not genuine and that we to genuine and that we need to change and that change the definition and that actually we cannot have something million something like 780 million people of people over the course of the next making their next few decades making their way europe. to make way to

novara. we have who are who are pretty much a left wing media outlet, completely on with jacob rees—mogg, where would you get that? i think we show a lot of different sides, but that isn't always reflected and that's these that's what leads to these massive opinions that people have of the channel as a whole. >> indeed , i wonder, though, >> indeed, i wonder, though, some would say establishment media does a very good job. the bbc, itv , channel 4, they've got bbc, itv, channel 4, they've got millions of viewers and listeners and therefore they've got no case to answer . what do got no case to answer. what do you think? >> i think that we will welcome anything that ofcom has to say, because we have nothing to hide and we welcome the regulation. that's why we've signed up to be a part of ofcom. so ofcom is not to be feared if ofcom treats everybody else , if it treats everybody else, if it treats a gb news in the way it treats every other outlet, then gb news is fine. >> like i've said before , all of >> like i've said before, all of those outlets have transgressed in far bigger ways nobody's in