welcome back to patrick christys tonight . welcome back to patrick christys tonight. up, i'll reveal labour's latest assault on free speech. plus, at 10:30 pm, there is a big line coming out from sir keir starmer that many people will regard as tone deaf and inflammatory. it's embargoed until 10:30 pm, but we will be bringing it to you. but first, it's keir starmer secretly destroying brexit. it's time now for a head to head . so last for a head to head. so last night , the prime minister night, the prime minister arrived in berlin to meet with germany's chancellor olaf scholz, to agree terms on a brand new treaty set to be signed by early next year. but starmer claims this is not about reversing brexit. >> absolutely clear that we do want a reset. i have been able to repeat that here today, a reset with europe, a reset with the eu. that does not mean reversing brexit or re—entering the single market or the customs union, but it does mean a closer relationship on a number of fronts, including the economy, including defence, including exchanges. >> well, the pm's headi

that's patrick christys tonight. we're only on gb welcome back to patrick christys tonight . ng up christys tonight. well coming up is jess phillips trying to appease the muslim vote with her tweets about rioters in birmingham . would you discuss birmingham. would you discuss that with priti patel in an exclusive interview? that's coming your way shortly? but first, lawyers for the family at the centre of the manchester airport incident have now made fresh allegations about the police. in a press conference held earlier today. so famous was struck on the head by a firearms officer at manchester airport after he and his brother ahmad were arrested. the clip sparked outrage, leading to the suspension of the officer, who is still facing a criminal investigation over the incident. but then obviously, as we all know now, a second leaked clip subsequently emerged, didn't it? which showed the brothers appearing to throw punches at the police, etc. and today their lawyer, aamer anwar, said that there had been a deliberate attempt to smear them has been a deliberate attempt to smear th

now, patrick christys tonight.n last night that saw two people arrested for firearm offences. three people stabbed. one woman is currently fighting for her life. more than a dozen assaults on emergency workers. 18 people were arrested for possession of an offensive weapon. and loads of people were arrested for drug offences. oh, no, sorry, that wasn't a far right march. it was notting hill carnival. now i want to make something very , very clear. something very, very clear. okay. i don't think we should cancel carnival. you couldn't cancel carnival. you couldn't cancelit cancel carnival. you couldn't cancel it even if you wanted to. i also want to say a massive well done to the police for doing their best. but it is time i think, for left wing virtue signalling, diversity obsessed politicians to stop lying to us about it. notting hill carnival is not the greatest celebration of multiculturalism and diversity and community cohesion. london mayor sadiq khan said great to see the culture and creativity that carnival b

it's patrick christys tonight. we're welcome back to patrick christys .t look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. so let's do it. the metro. we're going to start with pubs fury at starmer's outdoor clampdown . stub out this cigs clampdown. stub out this cigs ban plan. they say the independent starmer's smoking ban plan has pubs and clubs fuming banning smoking in pub gardens, outside restaurants , gardens, outside restaurants, sports grounds will mean closures and job cuts as the hospitality industry. the pm, though, says we've got to take action to reduce the huge burden smokers put on the nhs. can i just say he's going to have to start proving this huge burden at some point, by the way. but anyway, the daily telegraph, he's taking you on in the triathlon. that's after he's taken me on a triathlon. the daily express has sir keir sounded death knell for our pubs with a picture of nigel farage having a pint and a fag outside a pub today. and it's nanny statism, says the express. let's go to the guardian. gosh, this is remarkable. starmer has clashed with

well, i'm joined now by the man himself, the great, the one and only gb news patrick christys patrickng to say later? >> yes, well, there is a heck of a lot to go out. you've touched on quite a bit of it there, so there's some current affairs issues that i think it's important to get her take on, especially as a former home secretary and someone who hopes to lead the country one day. there's the riots. there's whether or not keir starmer and yvette cooper have made things worse. there's also the issue of jess phillips's tweet. she mentions nigel farage as well. she doesn't hold back in all of those things. i've played a couple of clips of those out throughout the course of the day already, but there's a clip i'd like to play now, because the other part of this interview is priti patel setting out what she wants her vision for the conservative party to be going forward , and the points of forward, and the points of difference between her, the labour party, but also some of her other leadership rivals. there's just a little snippet now of a signal of intent towards keir starmer. >> i be

welcome back to patrick christys . tonight, i've patrick christys.he very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you now. so let's do it right. we're going to start with the metro. they've got here. world first trials begin in britain. this is a jab hope in fight against lung cancer. we had an alzheimer's jab that was on one of the front pages yesterday. so lung cancer now apparently. and let's go to the i uk trade union chief split over how to get best pay deals out of chancellor. this is quite interesting isn't it? there's a schism growing among the trade unions about how aggressively to push the labour government on pubuc push the labour government on public sector pay. may i politely suggest you don't have to push them that hard? by the looks of things, open a bag and just point at it and say, can i have the cash, please? let's go to the daily express . why is it to the daily express. why is it that only the rich can get the alzheimer's wonder drug? so there we are. so this is the idea that this drug will now, because it's so expensiv

welcome back to patrick christys tonight . welcome back to patrick christys tonight.adenoch chances of becoming the next tory leader . just been next tory leader. just been deau next tory leader. just been dealt a hammer blow. but first, a 13 year old girl has become the youngest girl to be convicted over the recent riots after she admitted using unlawful violence outside a hotel in aldershot . well, it hotel in aldershot. well, it comes after a 12 year old boy admitted two charges of violent disorder on monday after he was among a group who surrounded a hotel housing asylum seekers in newton heath last month. and yesterday , 22 year old thomas yesterday, 22 year old thomas rogers, who apparently has learning difficulties as well as autism , was sentenced to 26 autism, was sentenced to 26 months in prison for his part in the middlesbrough riots. well it was two slightly separate issues that we'll focus on. the children issue first, but i'm joined now by my panel again. we've got columnist and broadcaster esther krakue, political commentator jonathan lees and political

welcome back to patrick christys tonight . now it's time christys tonight.y first look at some of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. before i take you all the way to berlin . so the all the way to berlin. so the independent. well, here we go. it all starts. we will turn the corner on brexit and fix relations with the eu. the prime minister is in germany now, and he's going to head to france for a quote once in a generation opportunity to strive for genuine , ambitious partnerships genuine, ambitious partnerships with europe. these are his words as he puts the uk on alert for a painful budget . and i've got painful budget. and i've got more detail for you on this shortly. the guardian time for the uk to turn a corner on brexit, says starmer, he is apparently going to be signing within the next six months a deal with german chancellor olaf scholz focusing on defence on trade , on immigration. this is a trade, on immigration. this is a this is a this is a new brexit deal isn't it. and the i starmer's plan for a softer brexit starts in germany today. prime minist

. like things are heating up. >> boxt boilers sponsors of weather gb news. >> it's 10 pm. on patrick christysyeah, that's happening now. road closures and massive police support for pakistan independence day. pakistan pakistan . is in. the lord mayor pakistan. is in. the lord mayor even hoisted their flag in birmingham. meanwhile, england fans were banned from celebrating the euros. why are we so weak and all it takes is one lone actor. >> one person who reads this stuff to act on what they have read . it's one of the reasons read. it's one of the reasons why i won't bring my wife back to this country. >> yeah, harry's gonna miss his uncle's funeral in the uk over safety concerns. >> young men with knife and bullet wounds come here every night . victims of the ongoing night. victims of the ongoing gang wars in the city. >> but he's going to take meghan to colombia. is he a hypocrite? >> also want a scrap? not strengthened. reforms to kerb legal migration undone. thousands of dangerous criminals released early from our prisons. >> robert jenrick absolutely destroys keir starmer and refugees ar

i'm patrick christys tonight . welcome . 700 christys tonight.ants came across the channel yesterday . rachel the channel yesterday. rachel reeves said that there would be riots if we didn't sort out immigration. >> now expecting substantive sentencing before the end of this week. >> that should send a very powerful message to anybody involved, either directly or online. >> instalment now trying to scare you into silence. also being the 1000 on my waiting and aj rmt labour's islamophobia definition. is it a blasphemy law by the back door . and. definition. is it a blasphemy law by the back door. and. a group of random football fans were called far right racist fascists and lord president white, the lord justice clerk white, every high court judge white blackmailed with money go yourself. humza yousaf threatens to take elon musk to court. i'm not sure it'll end well for him. i've got all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages with my panel express columnist carole malone, journalist benjamin butterworth and ex—chairman of the tory party, sir jake ber

welcome back to patrick christys.attle through , shall we? it's the through, shall we? it's the mirror and the mirror go with katie price is arrested, bandaged price with officer. and yes, she was arrested. apparently she landed back in the uk . it's quite interesting the uk. it's quite interesting as well, because i've read a report that she was supposedly in turkey. she just had a load of, plastic surgery done, a facelift and everything. and the people that were sharing the pool with her were saying that they she ruined their holiday because she had, according to them, scars and cuts like and they were in fact looked a bit infected and she was just swimming in the pool. >> had surgery. >> had surgery. >> well it's insane. >> well it's insane. >> there we go. >> there we go. >> it's katie price. she can't be contained anyway. >> she can't have any more surgery. >> and also , the other big story >> and also, the other big story on the front of the mirror, of course, is machete and bomb plot on taylor swift fans. jihad

welcome back to patrick christys . tonight, i've patrick christys.he very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you now. so let's do it right. we're going to start with the metro. they've got here. world first trials begin in britain. this is a jab hope in fight against lung cancer. we had an alzheimer's jab that was on one of the front pages yesterday. so lung cancer now apparently. and let's go to the i uk trade union chief split over how to get best pay deals out of chancellor. this is quite interesting isn't it? there's a schism growing among the trade unions about how aggressively to push the labour government on unions about how aggressively to push tichristysr government on unions about how aggressively to push tichristys .government on unions about how aggressively to push tichristys . tonight,ant on unions about how aggressively to push tichristys . tonight, i'veyn patrick christys. tonight, i've got the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you now. so let's do it metro. they've got here. the metro. they've go

stay welcome back to patrick christys.o bring you now, so let's do it. it is the guardian universities face tipping point as money runs out. apparently. there's also some stuff there about the prime minister upgrading the online safety act and katerina johnson—thompson wins her first olympic medal, the run of her life. they say good. i'm looking forward to watching that when i get home. but now if you've watched the show before, you might remember that we spoke to georgia and melissa laurie in june 2021. melissa laurie in june 2021. melissa was attacked by a crocodile in mexico. now melissa's twin sister, georgia punched the crocodile in the face, saving her sister's life. good stuff. since then, the twins have talked openly about the impact that the attack sadly had on their mental health, and they are about to embark now on a marathon swim to raise money for ptsd uk. and i'm very pleased to say that joining me now are are the sisters melissa laurie and her twin sister, as well, who stayed during the attack. george, thank

this is patrick christys tonight.s the tory leadership hopeful robert jenrick wrong to suggest that the police should arrest protesters and people shouting allahu akbar on the street? but first, former uk leader nigel farage was taken to task yesterday over allegations by some that he may have encouraged the riots with his comments about some southport stabbings. of course, one of the reasons that southport riots were as bad as they were is we weren't told the truth. >> there were stories online from some very prominent folks with big followings andrew tate , with big followings andrew tate, etc, suggesting the man had crossed the english channel in a boat.in crossed the english channel in a boat. in october 2023. other suggestions that he was an active muslim and much of this led to the riots that we saw. you amplified that because you said some reports suggest i the very simple question . very simple question. >> so i'm joined now by reform uk mp lee anderson. lee, does nigel bear any responsibility for the kind of

. >> it's 9 pm. on patrick christys tonight . we want restoration. >> when do we want it.7 now. >> when do we want it.7 now. >> it's about time we globalise the intifada. where's the labour front bench? tonight we're running labour accused of massive corruption and scandal over donations from unions. >> one of those at the centre of it is none other than sue grey's own son. who'd have thought it also mark menzies the euros ? no, also mark menzies the euros? no, i don't wanna believe it or not. five different police forces turned up to that protest, and the disorder is intolerable. >> it is incapable of justification. >> it's clearly racist. >> it's clearly racist. >> right now, starmer has called protesters in northern ireland massive racists. plus some some people have run away . yeah, so people have run away. yeah, so that's the aftermath of a terror attack there. and our new home secretary thinks misogyny should be a terror offence. has she lost the plot? >> part of the role modelling that that i certainly try to do as a mothe

and priti patel has joined patrick christys to do a big exclusive interview. rt of her leadership bid for the conservative party. patrick will come in and tell us ahead of the full interview later on tonight some of the highlights from that. but before we get to the programme, let's get the news with sophia wenzler

it's patrick christys tonight , and i've got christys tonight, and i've got some more front pages forart let's do it. all right, start with the mirror moving message as the end nears. sven, my goodbye. ex—england boss says we are all scared of dying. but i've lived a good life. there we go. let's go to the i. brits without news. ,7 eu visa face being turned away at an airport in 2025. but we're going to talk about this because this is an aggressive spin on this story. all right. so anyway they say that no special treatment for uk on looming travel rules and lobbying by the tories. and government has failed to win a relaxation of new eu red tape . relaxation of new eu red tape. they say that british travellers won't be able to board a plane, train or ferry to 30 countries in the european union unless they have a valid etias visa waiver from spring next year. airlines and holiday firms express concern that unprepared travellers will face disruption. we'll return to that. i'm going to just get it. i know right for seven, for ,7 it lasts you. let's just do it now. look, who cares about th

like things are heating up. >> boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> it's 10 pm. on patrick christysanyone here is banking with barclays and i suggest you stick your head in a bucket of fuel and set fire to it, should the bbc's chris packham be sent to jail for those comments? >> well, i. if he tweeted something about the riots, he'd be doing three years by now, wouldn't he? two tier justice and hey, hey, stop poking . i and hey, hey, stop poking. i reveal harry and meghan's absolutely ridiculous plans for their columbia trip. plus . more their columbia trip. plus. more brazen crime in lawless britain and for those stefanos tsitsipas , and for those stefanos tsitsipas, there is monkeypox on its way to britain. i've got all the front pages with journalist harriet sargeant, tory peer lord bailey and ex—labour party adviser matthew laza. oh yes, and i want you to tell me, please, what you think is happening. here. you to tell me, please, what you think is happening . here. get think is happening. here. get ready, britain, here we go . ready, britain, here we go. should bbc presenter chr

stay welcome back to patrick christys tonight . now welcome back to patrick christys tonight. kicked off the second day of their big tour to colombia with a trip to a school in the country's capital, bogota reportedly joined by get this 14 security cars 14. it transpired earlier today that the reason harry and meghan have been ianed harry and meghan have been invited to colombia is actually because one of the only people on the planet who enjoyed their netflix winter thon is colombian vice president francia marquez. so i am not joking now. she watched netflix and thought , watched netflix and thought, i'll reach out to meghan and then meghan and harry have gone to colombia. as a result of that. i'm joined now by royal biographer ian lloyd. ian, thank you very much. i mean, that does seem like quite a pathetic reason to go to colombia, isn't it? >> yeah, i love the quote that she said that, having watched netflix and francia marquez said, this is a woman who deserves to come to our country. so let me read into that. what you can, but yeah, it's, it's you can, but yeah, it's, it

boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb >> it's 10 pm. on patrick christys tonight . a sign of what's to come in keir starmer's britain villagers take legal action against a brand new housing development for asylum seekers. >> also, i understand that a strong woman standing up to you is met with such reticence. can you throw them out? >> well, jess phillips, there ranted at the pro—palestine bngade ranted at the pro—palestine brigade for abusing her. >> i mean, the labour party is very clear that it is calling for a sustained ceasefire in gaza, but now it emerges a palestinian doctor let her skip the nhs queue because she voted for a ceasefire in gaza. >> is this two tier health care plus ? hey hey hey. plus? hey hey hey. >> things will get worse before they get better . they get better. >> starmer says that we're all in it together. angela rayner is partying in ibiza. some people are clearly more equal than others, aren't they? on my panel tonight is bbc and itv political chief john sergeant, entrepreneur and businesswoman joana jarjue and political commentator alex

patrick christys tonight we're on gb views. at midday. welcome back to patrick christys tonight.nions are now asking to repeal anti—strike laws to make it easier for them to go on strike. this is gb views. at midday. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now coming up, as unions are now asking to repeal anti—strike laws to make it easier for them to go on strike. this is despite massive pay rises. of course. will this take britain back to the 70s? but first, it's time for our head to head . so the for our head to head. so the whisky maker behind jack daniels has scrapped their diversity , has scrapped their diversity, eqtu has scrapped their diversity, equity and inclusion scheme. the company told its staff on wednesday that they will drop linking executive pay to dei progress, stop taking part in an annual ranking of companies with annual ranking of companies with an lgbtq+ whatever else. friendly working environment and put an end to woke training sessions. while american firms, including microsoft, push ahead and remove the need for dei, we haven't seen much of that in bri

welcome back to patrick christys tonight. meghan's columbia trip a pointless pr exercise? royal commentator caroline aston gives her scathing analysis , but her scathing analysis, but first, it's time for the head to head. first, it's time for the head to head . misogyny will be treated head. misogyny will be treated as a form of extremism under new plans, being drawn up by the home office. home secretary yvette cooper has ordered a review of the uk's counter—extremism strategy to determine how best to tackle threats posed by, quote, harmful ideologies . threats posed by, quote, harmful ideologies. so threats posed by, quote, harmful ideologies . so the analysis will ideologies. so the analysis will look at hatred of women as one of the ideological trends that the government says is gaining traction, as well as the rise of islamist and far right extremism, cooper said. the review will identify any gaps in existing policy as part of a crackdown on people pushing harmful and hateful beliefs and violence. right. look, what do yo

coming up next, it's patrick christys . patrick, what patrick christys. ll of fare this evening? >> well, great show jacob. great house as well, by the looks of things. but, the unions and the labour party now is there the whiff of corruption, cronyism and scandal there that frankly , and scandal there that frankly, if it was the conservative party we'd be hearing all about across the bbc and sky news keir starmer. well, he called protesters in northern ireland racist, didn't he? meanwhile, a mother of six has just been sent to prison and five different police forces attended a rally of about 100 people against mass migration . meanwhile, the boats migration. meanwhile, the boats are coming at record levels. i've got loads more as well, jacob, but you'll have to tune in to find out. >> oh, it's always going to be so interesting, patrick. everyone's going to be watching you. that's coming after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. for now, i'm jacob rees—mogg and as you know, the weather in somerset has been absolutely beautiful, though earlier there

this is patrick christys., mark dolan. >> this was a meeting to pull together our response response both to the immediate challenge , both to the immediate challenge, which is clearly driven by far right hatred. >> the media and political elite are ignoring public concerns about britain's broken society. shame on them for labelling anyone concerned about the very real problems facing this country as far right. i'll be revealing just how we save britain in two minutes time. also tonight, one of the bbc's biggest stars has tonight stuck the boot into huw edwards with their brave and scrupulous reporting. could there be yet more to come out about the now disgraced face of bbc news? i'll be joined by a former top bbc executive. we also have a bombshell exclusive that suggests edwards behaviour is just the tip of the iceberg. at the bbc. don't miss that. that's an exclusive at ten plus. >> i'm not going to defect to reform. no. and i hope i'm not dnven reform. no. and i hope i'm not driven out to reform by my colle

welcome back to patrick christys tonight.on is up soon. we've got rather a lot to talk about there, haven't we? but first, will rachel reeves bankrupt britain to satisfy labour's union paymasters? it's time now for the head to head . time now for the head to head. absolutely. remarkable story emerged today. so the chancellor is paving the way for october tax rises after bumper paydays for public sector workers , for public sector workers, fuelled by a multi—billion pound surge in government borrowing. the treasury borrowed £3.1 billion in july alone. apparently that's according to the office for national statistics, way more than the 100 million anticipated by the office for budget responsibility so far this financial year, the government has borrowed 51.4 billion. that's £4.7 billion more than was predicted. so the spending watchdog said higher pay spending watchdog said higher pay deals for public sector workers were a key factor . but workers were a key factor. but this figure could get even worse as it doesn't account for

and priti patel has joined patrick christys to do a big exclusive interview. and of course it's part of her leadership bid for the conservative party. patrick will come in and tell us ahead of the full interview later on tonight some of the highlights from that. but before we get to the programme, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom. it'sjust your headlines from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 7:00. the prime minister is chairing another emergency cobra meeting as police brace for another night of unrest across the country . suspects are appearing country. suspects are appearing in court after a week of violence in the uk sparked by the stabbings in southport, among them a child just aged 15 who arrived before magistrates in liverpool with his mum after being identified from a video on tiktok. meanwhile, a man has become the first suspect to be convicted of stirring up racial hatred during the riots. after posting messages on facebook about attacking a hotel. asyl

patrick christys is up next. patrick. what's in store tonight? yeah. lots on.e government trying to scare people into not voicing legitimate concerns about illegal immigration? >> there also appears to be a push to label all football fans as far right. harry redknapp is on to talk about that. what's it going to be discussing the comments by sadiq khan and humza yousaf's saying they no longer feel safe in britain because they are muslims? i'm going to be making the point that i don't think it's just ethnic minorities who have a monopoly on fear in this country, actually, and pensioners, are they being made to pay so that pubuc they being made to pay so that public sectors can get a pay rise? and we can also build housing accommodation for asylum seekers. on that note, i'm also going to be talking to a bloke who leads a council that is going to be turned into a town the size or city the size of oxfordshire, under angela rayner's housing plan. so stay tuned. >> excellent , patrick. look >> excellent, patrick. look forward to it. you guys at home. thank you for joi

up next is patrick christys . patrick, what have you christys. you got on the bill of fare this evening? >> yes, we've got loads on tonight. everyone's talking about these immigration numbers. i think for me , the big one that i think for me, the big one that no one's really mentioning that much is the 118,000 people now on an asylum seeker waiting list, all of whom will be given the opportunity to actually apply for asylum under labour. the tories did do some good work at the fag end of their time in office. will labour completely undo it? i'm also going to be talking about some bizarre things, so some people , things, so some people, including a child rapist and a killer , are either not being killer, are either not being sent to prison or being released from prison early so that people who posted things online can go to jail. and a slightly left field one. jacob, is it ever to okay drink your wife's breast milk ? milk? >> oh good heavens, that sounds rather risque for me. that's coming up after the weather. i'll be back on monday at 8:00. i'm j

we've got gb news presenter patrick christie, who has a huge interview on his show tonight. ed. so priti patel has done her first televised interview since announcing that she was going to run for the conservative leadership. it's a wide ranging interview, and we talk about whether or not keir starmer yvette cooper have actually made the riots worse with their response, she also gave some very interesting views on two tier policing on how she would currently be handling this situation. she also raised a serious question as well about what we saw in birmingham last night. she's certainly not shy about talking about it. i have a little clip for you now that we can play of what priti patel had to say. just a little snippet of that birmingham incident. >> you know, we believe in the rule of law in this country, not the rule of the mob . end of the rule of the mob. end of story. what we saw last night, and i saw that footage in birmingham that was that's just outrageous. and unacceptable. that was criminality and violence . but what was missing? violence. but what was missing? whe

up next is patrick christys patrick. this evening. >> well, you might be surprised, but we are going to go off on the foreign aid fast. some of these absolutely ludicrous things that the british taxpayer is paying for. rachel reeves has racked up a £31 billion extra borrowing spend despite crippling pensioners. yvette coopen crippling pensioners. yvette cooper. is she lying about who she's going to deport? lucy letby there's some weird controversy raging there, mainly, actually. caused by some of your former colleagues, ashley jacob, who are raising serious questions about her guilt. so what is going on there? and a pakistani man has been blamed now for the initial misinformation about the southport incident. so lots to go out tonight that you're discussing some really important things, particularly the lucy letby case. >> fascinating. that's all coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. the weather in somerset be glorious. good night . night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar,

up next, it's patrick christys. patrick. what's on your bill of fare this evening? >> yeah.ight. some shocking footage of bbc presenter chris packham appearing to tell people to set themselves on fire. labour. are they lying about the state of our economy? why are footballers continuing to take the knee? just get up, lads. people with 100 convictions, they're avoiding jail. but people with naughty social media posts, they're behind bars. and harry and meghan's ridiculous tour of colombia has kicked off. >> well, looking forward to it. patrick my goodness me. thank you so much to my panel here in the studio, to lord goodman and to nigel nelson and thank you to you as well. this is the last time i'm sitting for in jacob rees—mogg this month. so thank you for being with me this week. up you for being with me this week. up next, it's your weather with alex burkill . alex burkill. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsored weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hey good evening. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office. looking ahe