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the fact ou came netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to — netanyahu and rishi sunak.t you came to israel— netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells _ netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells us _ netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells us a - netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells us a lot. - netanyahu and rishi sunak. the fact you came to israel tells us a lot. i i you came to israel tells us a lot. i said to president biden yesterday there is one more thing heart—warming than standing with israel is standing in israel. the fact you did that is a very strong statement of support which we appreciate. the chancellor who visited called hamas the new nazis. he was right. you fought the nazis 80 years ago, resolutely. the entire world supported you. president biden called hamas worst than isis. they are the new nazis, the new isis, and we have to fight them together, just as the world united to fight the nazis and against hamas, it must stand with israel as we fight and defeat how. it is a b

rishi. the kind of... you can look at me. right, so the kind of tough decisions rishi can take, those kind of decisions i am ready to hear from rishi. for example, like halving inflation, that is one of the major things that is affecting everyone's life, the day—to—day life of people are affected. those kind of things i am trying to hear from rishi. and do you want to hear anything new? because obviously we have heard a lot about halving inflation from him. what new you want to hear him say? the new are the things, the tough decisions for example. those people are afraid to say, so those kind of decisions i would like to hear. for example, yesterday we heard about immigration kind of things, which are affecting everyone's life. the public services are being stretched. so those are tough decisions. not everyone is ready to talk, so those kind of decisions i would like to hear from rishi as well. brilliant. thank you very much. well, enjoy your queueing, if you can. we are just going to ask a

rishi.t about halving inflation from him. what new you want to hear him say? the new are the things, the tough decisions for example. those people are afraid to say, so those kind of decisions i would like to hear. for example, yesterday we heard about immigration kind of things, which are affecting everyone's life. the public services are being stretched. so those are tough decisions. not everyone is ready to talk, so those kind of decisions i would like to hear from rishi as well. brilliant. thank you very much. well, enjoy your queueing, if you can. we are just going to ask a few other people. if we follow down the queue a little bit further, let's see if there is anyone else we can have a chat to. excuse me, can i have a quick chat? we are from bbc politics live, just trying to find out, what do you want to hear from rishi sunak in his speech?

rishi sunak is anxious to see what _ gaza. rishi sunak is anxious to see what if— gaza.is anxious to see what if any prospects are for securing _ what if any prospects are for securing their release before israel decides _ securing their release before israel decides to— securing their release before israel decides to launch its ground invasion _ decides to launch its ground invasion. and also to try and capitalise _ invasion. and also to try and capitalise on this tiny, tiny window of opportunity to try and get humanitarian aid into gaza from egypt _ humanitarian aid into gaza from egypt. that was ideal brokered by the americans and announced byjoe biden— the americans and announced byjoe biden yesterday. it's very, very tentative. — biden yesterday. it's very, very tentative, probably no more than 20 trucks _ tentative, probably no more than 20 trucks going in tomorrow, perhaps, carrving _ trucks going in tomorrow, perhaps, carrying food, medicine and water. a tiny drop _ carrying food, medicine and water. a tiny drop in _ carrying food, medicine and water. a tiny drop

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maybe we'll get one tomorrow from rishi sunak . i one tomorrow from rishi sunak.hat are somehow doubt it, but what are joe public saying? james johnson, number 10 pollster for theresa may, and of course, joe partners and . james, two things partners and. james, two things really. secondly the immigration polling and the sunday times this week really, really interesting. but first i did some boxes earlier. i'm the last woman i spoke to, said we want clarity. is there any in the minds of voters ? minds of voters? >> there's not. i mean, the number one word that they associate most with the conservative party at the moment is it's not just is useless. it's not just usually get something like, you know, rich, corrupt, nasty , but know, rich, corrupt, nasty, but it's not even that, you know, you can be sort of nasty and effective still get elected effective and still get elected , can't be nasty and , but you can't be nasty and useless. that's the problem useless. and that's the problem for party at useless. and that's the problem for moment. party at useless. and that

it was full rishi sunak to go to israel. . ., , was full rishi sunak to go to israel. . . , was fullel. it clearly was very important _ israel. it clearly was very important for _ israel. it clearly was very important for him - israel. it clearly was very important for him to - israel. it clearly was very important for him to be l israel. it clearly was very - important for him to be seen to be there understanding there making his declaration of support. you could tell it was the thing the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seized on, he talked about the group of leaders, president biden, chancellor 0laf scholz of germany and rishi sunak, how important it was notjust they and rishi sunak, how important it was not just they stood with and rishi sunak, how important it was notjust they stood with israel but that they stood in as well. rishi sunak clearly wanting to demonstrate that. prime minister netanyahu talked about the fact it would be a long war, he said, and israel would need support throughout that. rishi sunak saying the uk would stand with israel, very much a message h

maybe we'll get one tomorrow from rishi sunak . i one tomorrow from rishi sunak.hat are somehow doubt it, but what are joe public saying? james johnson, number 10 pollster for theresa may, and of course, joe partners and . james, two things partners and. james, two things really. secondly the immigration polling and the sunday times this week really, really interesting. but first i did some boxes earlier. i'm the last woman i spoke to, said we want clarity. is there any in the minds of voters ? minds of voters? >> there's not. i mean, the number one word that they associate most with the conservative party at the moment is it's not just is useless. it's not just usually get something like, you know, rich, corrupt, nasty , but know, rich, corrupt, nasty, but it's not even that, you know, you can be sort of nasty and effective still get elected effective and still get elected , can't be nasty and , but you can't be nasty and useless. that's the problem useless. and that's the problem for party at useless. and that's the problem for moment. party at useless. and that

rishi sunak.think rishi sunak. what drives him as an of the think rishi sunak. what drives him as an of the big think rishi sunak. what drives him as an of the big things think rishi sunak. what drives him as an of the big things clearly( one of the big things clearly that been to and that he's been trying to say and he saying it to chris hope he was saying it to chris hope in yesterday on gb in his interview yesterday on gb news that he wants to be news was that he wants to be able to change things. he's got able to change things. he's got a vision for the united kingdom and for a long time, people have said the tory party and the labour they're basically labour party, they're basically just same managerial. what's just the same managerial. what's the what's the difference? what's the change? i think rishi sunak sees this as an opportunity to set out something different. the question is will people buy it? and at the same time as he's trying to present himself as this radical thatcherite figure c

instead, rishi 80 mps to do so. instead, rishi sunakis 80 mps to do so. instead, rishi sunak is backing what he calls specific pauses in the conflict to allow for the safe delivery of aid to the territory . five of aid to the territory. five british people are still among more than 200 still being held hostage in gaza . politics and hostage in gaza. politics and peter bowen has been suspended from the house of commons for six weeks over bullying and sexual misconduct of a staff member. the wellingborough mp, who denies the allegations , has who denies the allegations, has already been expelled from the tory party and that means another by—election is looming now for rishi sunak is a call petition will be arranged . at a petition will be arranged. at a campaign against antisemitic demonstrations. has taken part taken place rather in new scotland yard in london, hundreds gathered outside the police headquarters to protest against the national march for palestine planned for this saturday in london. the group has written to the metropolitan police asking tha

instead, rishi 80 mps to do so. instead, rishi sunakis 80 mps to do so.nstead, rishi sunak is backing what he calls specific pauses in the conflict to allow for the safe delivery of aid to the territory . five of aid to the territory. five british people are still among more than 200 still being held hostage in gaza . politics and hostage in gaza. politics and peter bowen has been suspended from the house of commons for six weeks over bullying and sexual misconduct of a staff member. the wellingborough mp, who denies the allegations , has who denies the allegations, has already been expelled from the tory party and that means another by—election is looming now for rishi sunak is a call petition will be arranged . at a petition will be arranged. at a campaign against antisemitic demonstrations. has taken part taken place rather in new scotland yard in london, hundreds gathered outside the police headquarters to protest against the national march for palestine planned for this saturday in london. the group has written to the metropolitan police asking that

rishi l take this on the shoulders. was chancellor in the last government and your party has been in powerfor 13 years, this is your fault. in power for 13 years, this is your fault. , , ., , fault. this is something i have been outsoken fault. this is something i have been outspoken about _ fault. this is something i have been outspoken about as _ fault. this is something i have been outspoken about as a _ fault. this is something i have been outspoken about as a conservative l outspoken about as a conservative and before i was elected in 2019 and since elected i have been outspoken against hs2 and normally in government when crazy ideas floated you can rely on the opposition to oppose it. hs2 i sat front bench support of all the parties and probably has no support in labour than the liberal democrats so the lack of opposition to hs2 this part of the reason it is ballooned out of control. ~ , ., , ., ~' of the reason it is ballooned out of control. ~ , ., , ., ~ , ., control. why do you think when you are making — cont

and rishi isn't. boris and i think rishi isn't. boris johnson. a totally johnson.ghting long they stop the infighting as long as the infighting, they stop the infighting as long as is the infighting, they stop the infighting as long as is a the infighting, they stop the infighting as long as is a chancethe infighting, they stop the infighting as long as is a chance superbowl,|g, there is a chance superbowl, you'll be watching me. >> that's news sunday with >> that's gb news sunday with me. but as we said, loads me. martin but as we said, loads more coming up with nana akua. that's amy dowden. i will see you the you soon, but first, here's the weather greg dewhurst . weather with greg dewhurst. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest weather for gb news. we're looking at a mixed picture over the next few days, we will see rain, some showers as see some rain, some showers as well, but there'll be some warm spells sunshine turning spells of sunshine and turning drier moves in drier as high pressure moves in by the middle of the week. pressure patt

as rishi sunak ? rishi sunak?. conservative mps this afternoon. both truss and johnson tonight, who have made exactly that point. patrick. they say that we would have been better off sticking with boris or even with liz. they think that at least those two prime ministers had big, bold plans for britain's future , whereas i've heard the future, whereas i've heard the phrase managed decline quite a few times under rishi sunak. they're just doesn't seem to be any building of enthusiasm. what i think will be really interesting is when rishi sunak decides to hold a general election because standard wisdom in westminster recently has been that a leatherbee in spring 2024 or or autumn 2024, it's now thought that rishi might try and hold out until january 20th, 25 in the hope that somehow things get better. but to be honest, it's hard to imagine that happening with the local elections in may next year, which seem pretty destined to deliver a pretty strong blow to the conservatives. >> well, we'll have to wait and see. i s

he said, we are auoin just quote rishi sunak. he said, we are going to — just quote rishi sunak.y.— project in its entirety. who is responsible for _ project in its entirety. who is responsible for the _ project in its entirety. who is - responsible for the mismanagement? when rishi sunak says, we are going to make people accountable, it is government, isn't it? it is the treasury. government, isn't it? it is the treasury-— government, isn't it? it is the treasu . ., . . . treasury. you are looking at all arts of treasury. you are looking at all parts of this — treasury. you are looking at all parts of this project, _ treasury. you are looking at all parts of this project, one - treasury. you are looking at all parts of this project, one of - treasury. you are looking at allj parts of this project, one of the biggest parts is around used and where the garment is trying to review the cost of it. we came back with a proposal which is even more expensive, it is quite clear that is not a goer. i want to see and what the government wants to see is investment delivering for communities

what rishi _ sunak's tenure? it's an interesting question. what rishi sunak - sunak's tenure? sunak's tenure? it's an interesting l question. what rishi sunak is going to do i think at midday is argued that he is making a difficult long decision. that's the picture at this conference. there is a big banner over there that's his long—term decisions for a brighterfuture. decisions for a brighter future. you'll say decisions for a brighterfuture. you'll say he's the brave politician who can take on unpopular issues, make unpopular decisions if they provide the right answers to strategically important questions. but we had this quite extraordinary situation since the weekend where rishi sunak has promised to make those decisions but hasn't actually told us what is going to do with hsz. that told us what is going to do with hs2. that uncertainty will end. i think it's been pretty damaging over the past 72 hours that there's been a bit of a vacuum, where criticism of the prime minister has been forthright but government defence or explanation has been a lot harder to come by. i do t

last night when i heard rishi sunak an ounce about the i rishi sunak an ounce about the banning — rishibanning of— rishi sunak an ounce about the banning of smoking _ rishi sunak an ounce about the banning of smoking i— rishi sunak an ounce about the banning of smoking i was- rishi sunak an ounce about the i banning of smoking i was elated. rishi sunak an ounce about the - banning of smoking i was elated. the banning of smoking i was elated. government has had to launch banning of smoking i was elated. tip; government has had to launch a consultation in order to think about how to stop young people from taking up how to stop young people from taking up vaping. fist how to stop young people from taking u- vain. �* ., how to stop young people from taking u--vaina.�* ., up vaping. at the moment young --eole up vaping. at the moment young people are _ up vaping. at the moment young people are just — up vaping. at the moment young people are just moving _ up vaping. at the moment young people are just moving to - up vaping. at the moment young l people are just moving to vapours, with the app

we have the uk prime minister rishi _ life-saving.. we have the uk prime minister rishi sunak in _ life-saving. we have the uk prime minister rishi sunak in israel - life-saving. we have the uk prime| minister rishi sunak in israel today underlying the need for that aid, as joe biden did when he was here yesterday. israel says the aid can come in and we won't disturb it travelling into the gaza strip, as long as it reaches those people in need and is not somehow diverted by hamas. when you are talking about practicalities on the ground, how can that be ensured? hamas governs the gaza strip and is armed. taste can that be ensured? hamas governs the gaza strip and is armed.- the gaza strip and is armed. we are art of the the gaza strip and is armed. we are part of the united _ the gaza strip and is armed. we are part of the united nations _ the gaza strip and is armed. we are part of the united nations system, | part of the united nations system, we have an agreement with egypt that our aid be taken to the border and then transferred to

and what precisely is the rishi sunak vision?nder from his big speech tomorrow. but you will be, you know, you will be impressed, i have no doubt. tomorrow will be a turning point in our destiny because lots of people have written us offjust a few months back. we were 20 odd points behind in the polls. that has closed. there's a lot of criticism around net zero. there is no criticism, what a load of nonsense that is. criticism from who, the media? from the liberal elite? from the green lobby? i say go to ashfield, knock on some doors, there is no criticism there at all. a star turn in demand, the prime minister's wife giving wife giving her blessing to the conference. let's talk note to the labour mayor of greater manchester andy burnham. so the hs2 line from birmingham to manchester is being scrapped. what is your reaction?— is your reaction? anyone who lives in the north _ is your reaction? anyone who lives in the north of— is your reaction? anyone who lives in the north of england _ is your reaction? anyone who lives in the no

thank you, rishi sunak, for coming here.ter, thank you for your warm _ prime minister, thank you for your warm words— prime minister, thank you for your warm words and for welcoming me to lsraeh _ warm words and for welcoming me to lsraeh i_ warm words and for welcoming me to lsraeh i am _ warm words and for welcoming me to israel. i am just sorry to be here in such_ israel. i am just sorry to be here in such terrible circumstances. in the last— in such terrible circumstances. in the last two— in such terrible circumstances. in the last two weeks, this country has gone _ the last two weeks, this country has gone through something that no country. — gone through something that no country, no people should have to endure _ country, no people should have to endure. least of all israel, which has lived — endure. least of all israel, which has lived through some of the most awful— has lived through some of the most awful scenes, the spectre of violence _ awful scenes, the spectre of violence and terrorism every day of its existen

rishi hour. britain's news channel . news britain's news channel. >> 22 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua . now it's channel. i'm nana akua. now it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking can rishi sunak resurrect the tory party's fortunes ? now the tory party's fortunes? now the labour lead over the conservative has been slashed to just ten points. so it was at 20. it's literally half of what it was. and that's according to a new opinion poll for the observer. and it shows a two point drop for labour, putting them on 39% and a three point rise for the conservatives taking them to 29. now this follows prime minister rishi sunaks watering down of net zero targets, along with the promise to end anti—car measures . so for to end anti—car measures. so for the great british debate this hour, the great british debate this hour , i'm asking can sunak hour, i'm asking can rishi sunak resurrect the party's resurrect the tory party's fortu

rishi can say what popular. rishi can say what is popular. rishi can say what is popular. oh, well, let's let's it on. let's, you let's carry it on. let's, you know, let's avoid all of these costs that we are having to put every year. but rishi every year on year. but rishi has make the hard choices as has to make the hard choices as prime minister starmer could very say, you know, one very easily say, you know, one thing that i one thing that i think has sorry to interrupt you, just want to talk you, but we just want to talk about before was about it before we go was a brave rejection of the trans activist lobby. >> and know how powerful that >> and we know how powerful that group he said a man is group is. when he said a man is a man, woman is a woman. and a man, a woman is a woman. and that's just common that that's just common sense that was a very brave thing say. was a very brave thing to say. >> predicted attacked >> he predicted being attacked for oh, absolutely. >> oh, absolutely. >> oh, absolutely. >> look, i don't really want to dwell too much onto the gender st

but it is widely thought that rishi sunak is about to say that rishi sunak is about to say that he isale that project back. so is he? the prime minister was asked this morning. yes or no, will hsz come to this part of or no, will hs2 come to this part of the world? or no, will h52 come to this part of the world? . or no, will h52 come to this part of the world?— or no, will h52 come to this part of the world? . . ., , , , the world? there are already spades in the ground- _ the world? there are already spades in the ground. that _ the world? there are already spades in the ground. that is _ the world? there are already spades in the ground. that is not _ the world? there are already spades in the ground. that is not the - in the ground. that is not the question- _ in the ground. that is not the question- is _ in the ground. that is not the question. is it _ in the ground. that is not the question. is it coming - in the ground. that is not the question. is it coming here? | in the ground. that is not the i question. is it coming here? we in the ground. that is not the - question. is it

rishi sunak made the announcement _ midlands. rishi sunak made the announcement at _ midlands.cement at the _ midlands. rishi sunak made the i announcement at the conservative party conference accompanied soon after by a video on x formerly known as twitter but it looked like the video was recorded at downing street which must�*ve happened before rishi sunak left for manchester which implies the decision on hs2 have been taken even while he and his cabinet colleagues were saying it had not. confused? he asked the transport secretary just what had not. confused? he asked the transport secretaryjust what had been going on. the formal decision was taken by me as transport secretary on tuesday this week and it was agreed by the cabinet on wednesday morning. shortly after which, the prime minister announced in his conference speech. 50 minister announced in his conference seech. speech. so he filmed the cancellation _ speech. so he filmed the cancellation video - speech. so he filmed the cancellation video at - speech. so he filmed the - cancellation video at downing speech. so he f

rishi.ou see a loatsayingople coming up him entrance in and then you see a loatsaying things ming up him entrance in and then you see a loatsaying things like; up him entrance in and then you see a loatsaying things like , up him entrance in and then you see a loatsaying things like , oh, him not saying things like, oh, nigel, you know, you're dividing the tory party oh, nigel, we know. you know, or, you know, all that no, not at all of that stuff. no, not at all. talking to him about whether going whether or not he's going to rejoin. have load rejoin. and then you have a load of tory mps who've actually subsequently and said subsequently come out and said they him they would accept him in the party. think it would be party. do you think it would be a thing for the tories? a good thing for the tories? what say about it? what would that say about it? does he appeal to a base of people that the current tory party does not appeal to? to debate this? i am joined by political alex political comme

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our prime minister rishi sunak. —— die aspera.an example of what our open, generous great nation stands for. opportunity for all, generous great nation stands for. opportunity forall, hard generous great nation stands for. opportunity for all, hard work rewarded, prejudice vanquished, service to others and courage in the fight. we are so lucky to have rishi as our prime minister and he will lead us to victory at the next election. forwhile lead us to victory at the next election. for while we have achieved so much together, there is still much more to do. and i am blessed that in that endeavour i have a superb team of ministers and officials alongside me. rachel macleay, reforming the planning system, fighting for more homes, standing upfor system, fighting for more homes, standing up for small businesses. lee rowley delivering funding for local government and stopping the lib dem nonsense of a four—day week delivering poorer public services. the great jacob young, the engineer of levelling up supporting our towns to flourish. fel

i an endorsement of rishi sunak's announcement?— an endorsement of rishi sunak's announcement?uncement? i think that interview will be met with _ announcement? i think that interview will be met with a _ announcement? i think that interview will be met with a sigh _ announcement? i think that interview will be met with a sigh of _ announcement? i think that interview will be met with a sigh of relief - announcement? i think that interview will be met with a sigh of relief in - will be met with a sigh of relief in number ten. there were concerns in government, we heard them over the course of the day, that andy street might be so angry about what was about to happen that he might walk. but the fact he decided to stay and called it a compromise and said he is going to remain mayor and stand again for the conservative party will undoubtedly be welcomed in number ten. there are some people who are really unhappy at this decision, some labour politicians in particular, for example tracy brabin, one of the yorkshire mayor is, she is extremely unhappy about this and says it is a betra

i know, and the rishi i_ more about the rishi i know, and the rishi i hope _ more about the rishi i rishi i hope most people will come to understand. now, it gives me the greatest _ to understand. now, it gives me the greatest pleasure to introduce you to a wonderful, wonderful father, my best friend. — to a wonderful, wonderful father, my best friend, and your prime minister. _ best friend, and your prime minister, rishi sunak. cheering and applause unexpected, the wife of the prime minister, rishi sunak, in a very personal, almost touching speech about her husband, introducing him to the party conference and the wider electorate, and here is the prime minister, rishi sunak, in his first speech to party conference as leader and prime minister.- leader and prime minister. thank ou. applause thank you. conference, thank you. thank you. conference, thank you. thank you. conference, thank you. thank you. thank you, everyone. thank you. thank you, everyone. thank you. thank you, everyone. thank you. thank you for the introduction, and thank you for always being there for me, my wife, tr

mat but are they for rishi sunak? not that hiuh, but are they for rishi sunak? that high, whatever happens he will remain_ that high, whatever happens he will remain the — that high, whatever happens he will remain the best available candidate to lead _ remain the best available candidate to lead them into the next election and he _ to lead them into the next election and he will— to lead them into the next election and he will do so. but the big risk if you are — and he will do so. but the big risk if you are the prime minister is that— if you are the prime minister is that more _ if you are the prime minister is that more of the tory party say ok we have _ that more of the tory party say ok we have lost this election so this is now— we have lost this election so this is now about saving my own seat and running _ is now about saving my own seat and running my— is now about saving my own seat and running my own campaign or profiling for the _ running my own campaign or profiling for the leadership which again may be disruptive to that national campaign. so what

rishi sunak writing _ in. it's critical we do that. rishi sunak writing in _ in.aising with _ guarantee that will happen? we've been raising with israel... - guarantee that will happen? we've been raising with israel... are - guarantee that will happen? we've i been raising with israel... are they listenin: ? been raising with israel. .. are they listening? israel— been raising with israel... are they listening? israel doesn't _ been raising with israel... are they listening? israel doesn't want - been raising with israel... are they listening? israel doesn't want to i listening? israel doesn't want to see innocent _ listening? israel doesn't want to see innocent palestinian - listening? israel doesn't want to i see innocent palestinian suffering. their war is with hamas, which is a murderous terrorist regime. turning off the water — murderous terrorist regime. turning off the water affects _ murderous terrorist regime. turning off the water affects all _ off the water affects all palestinians notjust hamas. the palestinians not 'ust hamas. the aood palestinians n

you and rishi voters? do you think? and rishi sunak no think that sunak caught up? i think that the absolutely right that the you're absolutely right that taking a long term view and at the same time also making sure that we don't hit hard working people is the right thing to do. >> but overall , that band 2030 >> but overall, that band 2030 was immovable all and it's been moved. yeah. >> but overall and sunak talks about keir starmer being flip flop ish. >> well, we can get to on keir starmer in a second, but. but the ba.2 is that if you're travelling in a direction and the direction that we're travelling is greater environmental protection in net zero, you can zero, then sometimes you can accelerate sometimes you can accelerate and sometimes you can decelerate, you're still decelerate, but you're still travelling in the same direction. >> talking about >> now we're talking about speed. let's talk about hs2. yes. whether it's or yes. whether it's speed or capacity open debate capacity still open to debate this whole prevarication over the leg, you are the the manch

to l rishi sunak —— i'd be delighted to meet _ rishi sunak —— i'd be delighted to meet with— rishi sunak with the honourable gentleman. last meet with the honourable gentleman. lasl week_ meet with the honourable gentleman. lasl week i_ meet with the honourable gentleman. last week i visited _ meet with the honourable gentleman. last week i visited the _ meet with the honourable gentleman. last week i visited the middle - meet with the honourable gentleman. last week i visited the middle east - last week i visited the middle east bringing a message of solidarity with the region against terror and against the further spread of conflict. i met with the leaders of israel, saudi arabia, qatar, egypt and the palestinian authority to coordinate our response to the crisis before us, but also to renew the better vision of the future that hamas is trying to destroy. i travelled first to israel. it is a nation in mourning. but, mr speaker, it is also a nation under attack. the violence against israel did not end on the 7th of october. hundreds of rockets are launched at their towns and cities ever

and is rishi sunak right stock? and is rishi sunak right to double down on anti—green policies ?cies? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker , former tonight's newsmaker, former government minister ann widdecombe is regulation in earlier on gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back to the show. the papers at 1030 sharp. but it is national cat day so you've been sending pictures of your to at gbnews.com quite revealing. i can't lie . i'll be saving some can't lie. i'll be saving some of them onto the hard drive of my computer. sharon's lovely cat is called boris is nearly as handsome as the actual boris gorgeous , gorgeous cat. gorgeous, gorgeous cat. congratulations, sharon . how congratulations, sharon. how about jennifer's kitty? pippa, have a little sleep. they're in a gorgeous position . a lovely a gorgeous position. a lovely charcoal colour. you've got gorgeous cats. more of your cats to come, but it's time now for the newsmaker. and following its fortnight long refusal to describe hamas as terrorists, even they entered israel even though they entered israel on the 7th of october a

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rishi sunaks five pledges, let's be honest, rishi.et's be honest, rishi. rishi sunaks five pled not doing very; be honest, rishi. rishi sunaks five pled not doing very well|onest, rishi. rishi sunaks five pled not doing very well because he's not doing very well because they're the boats they're not turning the boats back. he said, we're back. and as he said, we're going to have turn the boats going to have to turn the boats back france to hell with back to france and to hell with the row. yeah well, absolutely. >> thank andrew. and i, you >> thank you, andrew. and i, you know, proud of fact that know, i'm proud of the fact that nigel farage is on news nigel farage is on gb news because you walk down because when you do walk down the street with him, people do relate very much. bushra the street with him, people do relate is very much. bushra the street with him, people do relate is here very much. bushra the street with him, people do relate is here and much. bushra the street with him, people do relate is here and emma3ushra the str

sunak, the party hate for rishi sunak, the party is behind rishi sunak party is behind rishi sunak theparty is prime minister, is behind the prime minister, a member of parliament. >> then let's back neil member of parliament. >> “neil. .et's back neil member of parliament. >> “neil. it's back neil member of parliament. >> “neil. i mean back neil member of parliament. >> “neil. i mean sirk neil member of parliament. >> “neil. i mean sir keir neil and neil. i mean sir keir starmer. benjamin sits there and says, know, the says, you know, well, the conservative doesn't know conservative party doesn't know what about. it doesn't know what it's about. it doesn't know its its elbow. but its bottom from its elbow. but actually, starmer actually, sir keir starmer has taken policy positions than taken more policy positions than the . the kama sutra. >> yeah, i think the trouble with with the opposition is that, you know, keir starmer doesn't really know what he wants. he's very cautious and i think really now whoever wants to win the election have got to get out there and really catch something

what rishi say ? well, rishi sunak going to say?sunak, i think today, imminently about plans to help people in gaza. >> so far, £27 million went in the last year to through ngos. that's non—governmental organisation to help people in gaza. that number, that amount of money will have to go up. we've got the royal navy sending forces to the eastern mediterranean in a humanitarian capacity. they're due there next week. we've got britain's trapped in gaza as many as ten, maybe ten of the 200 hostages held by gaza are british. it's very much a british issue here. we've got attempts by mr sunak to talk to other other senior figures in the region to avoid any further escalation in bloodshed. but it's a very, very difficult and a tense time behind me. patrick, you'll see if we scroll up the ukrainian flag on the top of number 10 downing street now until friday, 8 pm. that was the israeli flag. it was replaced by the ukrainian flag just before the protest, just down the road from me down whitehall. but it shows to me the twin stresses on the

they should also be asking rishi sunak why ? why, asking rishi sunak why?why, instead of thinking about cutting taxes for working people, he's looking to give himself another super rich people a tax break by cutting a tax that affects 4% of people in this country . a tax cut that this country. a tax cut that would earn him personally £300 million, a key part of the windsor framework has come into effect for northern ireland, with a new system introduced to move products from great britain goods which are being transported to the eu will use a red lane which includes customs declarations. >> while those bound for northern ireland will use a green lane with minimal papennork and no checks . this is papennork and no checks. this is gb news across the uk on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . mark now it's back to. mark >> nice to have lisa with us tonight. she returns in an hours tonight. she returns in an hour's time. welcome to what's going to be a very busy mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion , the tori

rishi sunak isn't very transparent. country. rishi sunak isn't very transnarent-— country.ry transarent. ., ~ , transparent. you think it should be built. definitely. _ transparent. you think it should be built. definitely. it— transparent. you think it should be built. definitely. it would - transparent. you think it should be built. definitely. it would bring - built. definitely. it would bring trade and tourism. _ built. definitely. it would bring trade and tourism. the - built. definitely. it would bring - trade and tourism. the uncertainty led to impromptu _ trade and tourism. the uncertainty led to impromptu press _ trade and tourism. the uncertainty. led to impromptu press conferences by the conservative mayor of west midlands and the labour mayor of greater manchester. it midlands and the labour mayor of greater manchester.— greater manchester. it makes me desair greater manchester. it makes me despair about _ greater manchester. it makes me despair about politics _ greater manchester. it makes me despair about politics in _ greater manchester. it makes me despair a

rishi today announced the rishi sunak today announced the shake up of our secondary education system.standard. this qualification will bring together a—levels and their apprenticeships sibling t levels . students will study five subjects rather than the current three, including some form of mathematics. and i'm not sure all my children are delighted about this. mary and english, up until the age of 18, he claimed this was bring us up the ranks against our competitors, not only with the number of subjects taken, but with the number of hours spent in classrooms and with teachers. our education system been broken for too system has been broken for too long. ought reflect the long. it ought to reflect the needs economy and not needs of our economy and not the interests universities that interests of universities that received sums of for money received huge sums of for money providing second tier degrees in which the lessons are done remotely. indeed teachers remotely. or indeed the teachers are on strike. what we need is tradesmen, not gender studies graduates. well i'm now joined by for

they should also be asking rishi sunak why ? why, asking rishi sunak why?why, instead of thinking about cutting taxes for working people, he's looking to give himself another super rich people a tax break by cutting a tax that affects 4% of people in this country . a tax cut that this country. a tax cut that would earn him personally £300 million, a key part of the windsor framework has come into effect for northern ireland, with a new system introduced to move products from great britain goods which are being transported to the eu will use a red lane which includes customs declarations. >> while those bound for northern ireland will use a green lane with minimal papennork and no checks . this is papennork and no checks. this is gb news across the uk on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . mark now it's back to. mark >> nice to have lisa with us tonight. she returns in an hours tonight. she returns in an hour's time. welcome to what's going to be a very busy mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion , the tori

so i supported hs2, but i actually appreciate the leadership that rishi rishi has shown.changed. he says since since the since the 2010 original conception of the plan that the facts have changed, that we've lot more of us work from home. et cetera. is he right? >> well, there's something else fundamentally important, which is equilibrium, the pendulum is the equilibrium, the pendulum has swung away from engineers and government towards individuals and communities and having got the scars on my back, on trying to complete a circular road around shrewsbury, i have seen at first hand the power of the environment agency, the power of individuals to prevent infrastructure projects from being brought to fruition and actually as a result of hs2 not going ahead, we've been given more money for our project in shrewsbury, which is very welcome, but , shrewsbury, which is very welcome, but, but nigel, this is an important thing, very easy to blame the government, but i need what the media should be doing now is a forensic examination of why the costs have gone up. >> so much. and i

we saw rishi sunak's visit _ that. that's right. we saw rishi sunak's visit to _ that.t. we saw rishi sunak's visit to israel _ that. that's right. we saw rishi sunak's visit to israel where - that. that's right. we saw rishi sunak's visit to israel where he | that. that's right. we saw rishi - sunak's visit to israel where he met benjamin netanyahu and stated very clearly in a joint press conference, he said we want you to win and that is the uk government's position and will remain so, that it supports israel's right to self—defence but also israel �*s stated position to destroy hamas. there was also a burst of diplomacy designed to help try to contain the conflict. one of the things exercised by whitehall and westminster is the possibility this could spread into a broader conflict within the middle east. we saw rishi sunak go to egypt, to saudi arabia and he also met the president of the penicillin authority which was —— palestinian authority, an attempt to put the uk's diplomatic efforts behind trying to contain this conflict and stressing the necessity of humanitar

rishi wednesday. i, i think rishi sunakisin wednesday.shi sunak is in a stronger position now , certainly than he was in now, certainly than he was in the do you think? the summer. what do you think? >> i'm not sure. i think >> well, i'm not sure. i think that that what he's got to do is try unite a party that seems try and unite a party that seems determined to tear itself apart. if you can achieve that at this conference, i think he will be pleased when it comes down to the wider public, how many people actually are concerned about what happens at conference. we're about conference. we're talking about a 13 years, tired government . a 13 years, a tired government. yes. the idea of any big new ideas coming fonnard i think is unlikely . uniting his party has unlikely. uniting his party has got to be his first goal. >> tories in having to unite party shock is the headline from manchester this morning from nigel nelson. thank you very much indeed joining this much indeed for joining me this morning. to you. morning. lovely to see you. well,

and sure rishi sunak would — with being woke. and sure rishi sunak would mark _ with being woke.k -- had - with being woke. and sure rishi l sunak would mark -- had mocked with being woke. and sure rishi - sunak would mark -- had mocked in sunak would mark —— had mocked in his speech, but in terms of wider policy, the home office makes the wider point that all forms of hate crime are completely unacceptable and they have introduced robust legislation to get more police on the ground. in terms of additional to all of that, what is still required across the board when addressing hate crime? at required across the board when addressing hate crime?- required across the board when addressing hate crime? at the moment hate crimes are — addressing hate crime? at the moment hate crimes are treated _ addressing hate crime? at the moment hate crimes are treated in _ addressing hate crime? at the moment hate crimes are treated in two - hate crimes are treated in two different ways. hate crimes based on faith are aggravated to sentient, those based on sexual identity, the lower sentence. the

i have written rishi on the way. i have written rishi sunak speech so he doesn't have to. let's hope he's listening. that's after the news with polly middlehurst . mark mark, thanks middlehurst. mark mark, thanks very much indeed and good evening to you. >> well, the top story on gb news tonight is that the greater manchester mayor says axing the northern section of hs2 would be the desperate act of a dying government. that as a number 10 source told gb news earlier on today that no firm decision have yet been taken. but andy burnham has called on the prime minister to end the shambles on hs2 , too, to end the shambles on hs2, too, following increased speculation about the rail project's future and a number of government ministers calling for the project to be reviewed due to spiralling costs . the spiralling costs. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says it shouldn't cost ten times more to build a railway in the uk than just across the channel in france . and the chancellor also france. and the chancellor also announced today plans to freeze the expansion of the civil service a