philip davies, but what has he done from being steadfast in? his support of rishi sunak? well, philip's on the show a bit later on just past 11:00, so stick us. i will be asking stick with us. i will be asking him just that. >> yes, indeed. be interesting right now prime minister has right now the prime minister has sparked row. sparked an easter honours row. we've discovered we've just been discovered discussing as his announced knighthood a major knighthood for a major conservative party donor, egyptian billionaire egyptian born billionaire mohamed mansour donated £5 million to the tories last year. on breakfast this morning, stephen and ellie asked the labour party chair, anneliese dodds, what she thought dodds, about what she thought about the honours system. >> the same >> probably had the same response , as many members of the response, as many members of the pubuc response, as many members of the public are responsive of astonishment. you know, you either would feel that perhaps rishi sunak is so arrogant that he doesn't mind any more wha

occasions gb news is said to have essentially, these politicians, jacob rees—mogg, esther mcvey and philip davieshe line into doing news. let's look at jacob rees—mogg. there were instances where they said there was breaking news about donald trump. he was there going to reports that were breaking at the time, essentially they said he was acting as a news presenter. also comments about king charles and his alleged political views. there were these moments where they said they crossed from commentary and debate into presenting the news. gb news says it was entirely impartial and it was absolutely right and i believe there is huge uncertainty in these rules about what is allowed and not allowed. they believe that they didn't break the rules. the phrase that they use today was it was chilling on the impact it would have a media diversity. no fine or sanction for gb news because ofcom says this is essentially happened a year ago over a specific period of time and i had no serious complaint since then. so no sanctions, but if it happens again, they will be fined. despite a lot of discussion in recent

news is said to have, essentially, well, these politicians, jacob rees—mogg, esther mcveigh and philip davies. what does that mean? let's look at jacob rees—mogg. there were instances where they said there was a break in news, about donald trump and a civil legal action. he was there going to reports that were breaking at the time. essentially they said he was acting as a news presenter. also comments about king charles and his alleged political views. there were these moments where they said they crossed from commentary and debate into actually presenting the news. gb news says it was entirely impartial. they believe it was entirely impartial and absolutely right and they believe there is huge uncertainty in these rules about what is allowed and what is not allowed. they believe that they didn't break the rules. the phrase they used today in their response was chilling in what impact it would have on media diversity. no fine or sanction for gb news because ofcom says this is essentially happened a year ago over a specific period of time and they have had no serious complaints since then. the

we're going to talk now philip davies, now to philip davies, conservative shipley, now to philip davieses, conse|a great friend shipley, now to philip davies, conse|a great friend of pley, now to philip davies, conse|a great friend of this, who's a great friend of this program. philip, morning to you. >> morning. program. philip, morning to you. >> how morning. program. philip, morning to you. >> how areyrning. program. philip, morning to you. >> how are you?. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> just looking at your >> i'm just looking at your majority philip, the last majority philip, at the last election 6242. how much bigger is majority be at is your majority going to be at the election as a result of the next election as a result of jeremy hunt's budget? philip. >> think i think i've >> well, i think i think i've got a mountain climb the got a mountain to climb at the at election, andrew, at the election, andrew, whatever the the budget at the election, andrew, whedone the the budget at the election, andrew, whedone the honest, the budget are done to be honest, the budget was very go

sir and sir philip davis, bless philip. i like him very much. change. >> well, denis macshane, they've inherited a biscuit tin that's empty. thanks to lockdowns that all the parties voted for, including party . including the labour party. enjoy your easter, but don't eat an entire egg at once. that's what nhs said, not me. now what the nhs said, not me. now moving on. it's your final chance to win our massive spring giveaway with gadgets , a giveaway with gadgets, a shopping spree and £12,345 1234 £5 to tax free. that's all up for grabs. lines close at 5:00 today. it's about 40 minutes time, so get weaving. this is your last chance to win all of that wonga. >> it's the final day to see how you could win big. >> i'm charles, i'm on £18,000 cash. just go for it. it's an absolute must. you must try and go for it. it's fantastic. >> there's a massive £12,345 in tax free cash to spend however you like, along with £500 in shopping vouchers for your favourite store. you'll also get a garden gadget package. you have to hurry as lines close at 5:00 pm to

sir philip davies , an honour.philip davies, who represents shipley, gave his reaction to britain's newsroom on gb news this morning. i asked him what he thinks is done to deserve the honour. >> a bit cheeky, it's not for me, it's not for me to decide that. that's for the people and, people will have their own opinion about whether any honour is or not. and you only is merited or not. and you only have to look at social media and you'll see that some people think best decision you'll see that some people thinirishi best decision you'll see that some people thinirishi beshas cision you'll see that some people thinirishi beshas ever1 you'll see that some people thinirishi beshas ever made, that rishi sunak has ever made, and people think it's an and some people think it's an absolute disgrace. twas ever absolute disgrace. and twas ever thus but it's not for thus i suppose. but it's not for me say whether i deserve it me to say whether i deserve it or not, or what i've done. it's for, say, i didn't award for, like i s

but next we're going to be talking to the conservative mp philip davis. him gb news you'll know him gb news contributor and presenter as well. confronted well. he was confronted by pro—palestine activists this week. he's going be the week. he's going to be in the studio with us to next respond to those claims. they're the to those claims. they're on the posters can see on the posters that you can see on the screen he is a terrorist. screen that he is a terrorist. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. very good morning. thank you for joining us. so, have we seen another breach of mps safety this week? pro—palestinian activist rallied outside the surgery of our very own tory mp , surgery of our very own tory mp, philip davies in shipley. he was. and the protesters there are urging that phil supports the cause for a ceasefire in gaza. >> so is this putting mps at risk or is this part of the job? well, philip's in the studio with us, philip. they can protest week, every protest every week, every saturday london. got saturday in london. we've got these people

there is also philip davies. now, his wife, esther mcvey, is a cabinet minister.a gb news presenter. but it wasn't all politicians on the list. there are some interesting names from the tech and creative industries. so, christopher nolan and his wife emma thomas who are known for their work on oppenheimer. mr nolan, he got an oscar for this. they were also given gongs in this list. and shelley, it has of course opened up more general election speculation, the fact that we have got this honours list now. some suggesting could that mean a summer election? yeah, you're right, there has been a bit of speculation around that. in the labour criticism, anneliese dodds, what she said is, she said this is the actions of someone who knew they were on their way out, so feeding a little bit into that speculation. interestingly, though, michael gove, the community secretary, he was just on a podcast yesterday, he was saying that he doesn't think that the election will be until november, although he did say he didn't have any insider knowledge. and of course, there is inevitabl

we also have philip davies, he is another conservative mp, he is married to esther mcvey, who is a cabinetnion as party mp on the list as well, and it's interesting, because as well as the politics we also have figures from creative and tech industries, for example christopher nolan, the oscar winning director of oppenheimer. police in south africa say they've arrested a man for reckless and drunken driving after his car collided with that of the former president, jacob zuma. no one was injured in the incident on thursday evening. clear—up efforts are under way in baltimore, around the bridge which collapsed after it was hit by a ship earlier this week. the national transportation safety board has released this footage of its staff, on board the container ship, the dali. you can see it is still lodged in the collapsed remains of the bridge. fundraising efforts are under way for the families of the six people who were working on the bridge when it collapsed. two bodies have been recovered and the other four men are presumed dead. louis gossettjr, the first black man to win a supporting acto

a former sports minister, philip davies and his wife esther mcveigh is a cabinet minister.from the tech and creative industries. christopher nolan and his wife emma thomas who are known for their work on oppenheimer. they were also given gongs in this list. tt oppenheimer. they were also given gongs in this list.— gongs in this list. it has opened up more general _ gongs in this list. it has opened up more general election _ gongs in this list. it has opened up| more general election speculation, the fact that we have got this honours list now, some suggesting it could mean a summer election. there has been some _ could mean a summer election. there has been some speculation _ could mean a summer election. ttee has been some speculation around that. in the labour criticism, they said that this was the kind of actions of someone who knew that they were on their way out, feeding into that speculation. michael gove was on a podcast yesterday and he said he doesn't think the election will be until november although he said he didn't have any insider knowledge. there is so much

sirjacob rees—mogg, esther mcvey and philip davies all fronted shows in 2023.mes were not presented with "due impartiality". nottingham forest have been docked four points for breaching premier league profit and sustainability rules. the sanction is immediate and means they drop below luton town into the bottom three relegation zone. laura scott is with me. what is the background to this? the premier what is the background to this? tue: premier league brought what is the background to this? tt2 premier league brought in profit and sustainability rules to try to stop overspending by clubs and encourage financial sustainability. what they found or the independent commission found or the independent commission found in this case was that nottingham forest reached the threshold of losses by £3115 million and i have been docked and immediate four points. the new rules are meant to mean that transgressions are dealt with in the same season, so we should now the outcome when the final ball is kicked of where this season's stands, who goes up and down but there isn't a

we also have philip davies, who is another conservative mp, marriage to esther mcvey, a cabinet ministerve a democratic unionist party mp on the list as well. it is interesting because as well as the politics, we also have some figures from the creative and tech industries, so for example christopher nolan, who obviously oscar—winning director of the oppenheimerfilm. obviously oscar-winning director of the oppenheimer film.— the oppenheimer film. shelley phels, the oppenheimer film. shelley phelps, thank _ the oppenheimer film. shelley phelps, thank you _ the oppenheimer film. shelley phelps, thank you very - the oppenheimer film. shelley phelps, thank you very much. | clear up efforts are under way in baltimore, around the bridge which collapsed after it was hit by a ship earlier this week. the national transportation safety board has released this footage of its staff on board the container ship, the dali. you can see it is still lodged in the collapsed remains of the bridge. we can bring you some live pictures from baltimore now, i believe, which arejust coming up. fundraising efforts

sirjacob rees—mogg, esther mcvey and philip davies all fronted shows in 2023.udia lawrence failed to turn up for work at york university where she was a chef. now, on the anniversary of her disappeareance, detectives are pleading for those with information about what happened to her to break their silence. police have carried out two investigations and questioned nine people, but no charges have ever been brought. graham satchell reports. what happened to claudia lawrence? her disappearance 15 years ago remains a mystery. she was last seen walking home from the university of york where she worked as a chef. that evening she sent a text message to her mum, and then nothing, no sightings, no calls. the search for the 35—year—old became one of the biggest ever carried out by north yorkshire police. they questioned nine people, but no charges have ever been brought. for claudia's family, not knowing what happened has been torture. it's been a sentence. a 15—year sentence. it's like somebody having an illness for 15 years because that's what it is every year. every

other recipients include mp philip davies, who is also a former presenter on this network.d man has been charged with attempted murder and possession of an offensive weapon after a stabbing on a train on wednesday. rakeem thomas has been remanded into custody. he will appear at wimbledon magistrates court police said earlier that the alleged victim, who was in his 20s, was in a critical but stable condition in hospital . the documents have hospital. the documents have revealed that the post office was aware of errors in its honzon was aware of errors in its horizon it system, despite bosses proceeding with prosecutions . more than 900 prosecutions. more than 900 subpostmasters were wrongly prosecuted due to supposed losses flagged by a faulty computer system . a spokesperson computer system. a spokesperson for the post office says it remains fully focused on supporting the inquiry , and a supporting the inquiry, and a chinese company is hoping to take on elon musk with the release of a new electric car. xiaomi is better known for its smartphones, but it hopes unveiling its

philip davis, husband of the government's common sense minister esther mcvey, has also been knighted minister mark spencer. meanwhile, treasury committee chairwoman harriet baldwin has been given a damehood, as has tracey crouch, the former sports minister. now the queen received overwhelming support for the king and princess of wales at her historic royal maundy service earlier on today, well—wishers brave cold and wet conditions to catch a glimpse of camilla as she stood in for her husband, who's receiving treatment for cancer . despite treatment for cancer. despite the king's absence, there was a personal pre—recorded message from him broadcast inside worcester cathedral and in the video he highlighted the importance of care and kindness in times of need in the wake of his and the princess of wales's cancer diagnoses . that's the cancer diagnoses. that's the news for the latest stories. do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news .com/ alerts . alerts. >> thank you very much, polly . >> thank you very much, polly. now, brace yourself, b

mohamed mansoor has been knighted for his contributions to business, charity and politics and philip davisusband of the government's common sense minister esther mcvey, has also been knighted alongside the farming minister mark spencer. meanwhile, treasury committee chairwoman harriet baldwin in the picture there has been given a damehood, as has tracey crouch, the former sports minister and the british filmmaker christopher nolan and his wife, producer emma thomas , his wife, producer emma thomas, are to respectively receive a knighthood and a damehood . their knighthood and a damehood. their film oppenheimer took home the best oscar for best picture at this year's academy awards. together, they've created some of hollywood's most celebrated cinema, including dunkirk, inception and a trilogy of batman films starring christian bale. those are the latest news stories. do sign up for gb news alerts to scan the qr code on your screen right now, or go to gb news dot common alerts. now it's gb news dot common alerts. now wsfime gb news dot common alerts. now it's time for. farage. >> good evenin

let's speak to labour mp neil coyle, who opposes the rwanda bill, and philip davies from the conservativescy. welcome, both of you. why has the government completely ignored the issues some peers have raised? the eers, issues some peers have raised? tie: peers, labour issues some peers have raised? tte: peers, labour peers issues some peers have raised? tt9: peers, labour peers in issues some peers have raised? tt9 peers, labour peers in particular, trying to block the bill. wrecking amendments they are trying to put in the bill because they don't believe in stopping the boats or taking whatever measures are necessary in order to do that.— order to do that. let's look at one of them, order to do that. let's look at one of them. what _ order to do that. let's look at one of them, what would _ order to do that. let's look at one of them, what would be _ order to do that. let's look at one of them, what would be wrong i order to do that. let's look at one | of them, what would be wrong with the bill preventing people who fought alongside british armed forces from being deported to rwanda, whi

youtube sensation paul davis on the show for the first time. and beatles biographer philip norman. but first, let's go the . news. go to the. news. >> very good evening from the gb newsroom. just gone 7:00. i'm sam francis and we start with news from northern ireland, where the new leader of the democratic unionist party has tonight condemned what he calls conspiracy theories cheap conspiracy theories and cheap political point scoring following criminal charges brought against sir jeffrey donaldson. the departure of the dup's former leader and longest serving mp in northern ireland came after he was accused of serious historical sexual offences. a 57 year old woman has also been charged with aiding and abetting additional offences in relation to that same police investigation . well, same police investigation. well, gavin robinson was unanimously appointed interim leader appointed as the interim leader of the dup after sir jeffrey's shock resignation today. he says the charges against donaldson have been devastating. >> i think it's caused tremendous shock, not just for myself pers

other recipients include mp philip davies, who is also a former presenter on this network.ming of the list, though , is unusual, coming while though, is unusual, coming while parliament is in recess and on the of the easter bank the eve of the easter bank houday the eve of the easter bank holiday weekend. police are tonight for help tonight appealing for help in their man suspected their search for a man suspected of in london. of raping two women in london. the attacks took place four years first years apart, first in westminster 2018, followed westminster in 2018, followed by another shoreditch another incident in shoreditch in offences were in 2022. those offences were being investigated as separate crimes, but forensic work has helped to draw a link between the two. detectives say it's highly likely. the two. detectives say it's highly likely . the suspect has highly likely. the suspect has also committed other attacks. the metropolitan force has released this e—fit image you can see here. if you're watching on television and they're asking can see here. if you're watch

its other recipients include mp philip davies, who's also a former presenter on this network, and thetiming of the list is unusual, though, coming while parliament is in recess and on the eve of the easter bank holiday weekend , police are bank holiday weekend, police are appealing for help in their search for a man suspected of raping two women in london. the attacks took place four years apart, first in westminster in 2018, followed by another incident in shoreditch in 2022. those offences were being investigated as separate crimes, but forensic work has now helped to draw a link between the two. detectives say it's highly likely the suspect has also committed other attacks. the metropolitan police has released this e—fit image you can see there if you're watching on television , and they're asking television, and they're asking anyone who may have information to police or call crime to contact police or call crime stoppers . and finally, before stoppers. and finally, before heading back to lee, soldiers and officers in the british army are now allowed to grow beards after a century

other recipients include mp philip davies, who is also a former presenter on this network.e timing of the list, though , is unusual, coming while though, is unusual, coming while parliament is in recess and on the of the easter bank the eve of the easter bank houday the eve of the easter bank holiday weekend. police are tonight for help tonight appealing for help in their man suspected their search for a man suspected of in london. of raping two women in london. the attacks took place four years first years apart, first in westminster 2018, followed westminster in 2018, followed by another shoreditch another incident in shoreditch in offences were in 2022. those offences were being investigated as separate crimes, but forensic work has helped to draw a link between the two. detectives say it's highly likely. the two. detectives say it's highly likely . the suspect has highly likely. the suspect has also committed other attacks. the metropolitan force has released this e—fit image you can see here. if you're watching on television and they're asking can see here. if you're w

youtube sensation paul davis on the show for the first time. and beatles biographer philip norman. go to the. news. >> very good evening from the gb newsroom. just gone 7:00. i'm sam francis and we start with news from northern ireland, where the new leader of the democratic unionist party has tonight condemned what he calls conspiracy theories cheap conspiracy theories and cheap political point scoring following criminal charges brought against sir jeffrey donaldson. the departure of the dup's former leader and longest serving mp in northern ireland came after he was accused of serious historical sexual offences. a 57 year old woman has also been charged with aiding and abetting additional offences in relation to that same police investigation . well, same police investigation. well, gavin robinson was unanimously appointed interim leader appointed as the interim leader of the dup after sir jeffrey's shock resignation today. he says the charges against donaldson have been devastating. >> i think it's caused tremendous shock, not just for myself personally or my colleagues within t

but yes, a big row because, alongside the awards to people like sunak, loyalist philip davis who becomes mansoor , knighthood for mohammed mansoor, who gave £5 million to the conservative party very recently . now, at that time, that was the biggest single donation to the biggest single donation to the party in over 20 years. that's since been overtaken, of course, by frank hester. remember the row just a few weeks ago about his comments? who gave 10 million? but, obviously labour and the lib dems are up in arms. richard tice of reform says, you know, it's crony ism at its worst. i think it's certainly not a good look. but of course , there's a look. but of course, there's a general election coming. the conservative party are very happy to have money coming in to help them with that. but a lot of criticism today for the prime minister. >> okay, catherine, for now , >> okay, catherine, for now, thanks very much indeed. >> now tory mps are quitting politics as they find pressures of the job, the hostility on social media and death threats totally exhausting . totally exhausting. >> well, a

but just today, philip davies in shipley had a mob turn up at his office.ooked like a broken man. bless him. they'll come after your business too. you could just own a kebab shop that supports palestine, but was selling coca—cola, which is apparently a zionist monster in apparently a zionist monster in a can. he was battered . it's a can. he was battered. it's interesting because the old mad mullahs aren't too afraid to censor themselves, are they? >> sitting next to a guy who's going to go and penetrate and sodomise another guy tonight , sodomise another guy tonight, and you're going to expect a lot to give you victory . to give you victory. >> why aren't they afraid? maybe it's because our entire political , police it's because our entire political, police and legal framework protects them, not us. forget fear of speaking out. sometimes we're too afraid to go out . here's sometimes we're too afraid to go out. here's james cleverly wishing everyone a very happy christmas . christmas. >> merry christmas everybody. and at this time of celebration , and at th

crouch, a former sports minister who has done a lot of work around football governance and also philip daviesr one of these lists comes out, there is always controversy. thanks for that, shelley phelps, our westminster correspondent. dog attacks cost farmers in the uk more than £2.4 million last year, in lost livestock and vets bills, according to data from the insurer, nfu mutual. that's an increase of 30% on 2022. the south west was the worst—affected area in england. the uk will almost double the amount of aid it gives to sudan — delivering a package worth £89 million in the next financial year. the nearly one—year war has created the biggest displacement disaster in the world and the un is warning of the risk of famine. this is the dramatic moment lightning struck a city centre hotel in south wales. the video was captured in newport on thursday afternoon as thunderstorms swept the area. management at the hotel said they remained open as usual and would welcome guests over the easter weekend. there were fears for the future of dachshunds — also known as sausage dogs — in germany this week