central suffolk and north ipswich, kevin craig, and the conservative peer in the house of lords, sean baileyd evening gentlemen. bailey. good evening gentlemen. posh new title for you there. evening exciting times here, also, you know the drill . it's also, you know the drill. it's not just about us three. it's very much about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can email gbviews@gbnews.com, or you can go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay and talk to me there. or of course you can x or tweet me. did you just see that in the headlines? of course i'm referring to this official portrait of king charles. i'll get that back up again. if you've only just tuned in. hum. you know, sometimes when your mum tells you if you can't say anything nice, say nothing at all, i shall hand over then to sean bailey . what do you make of this? >> i really liked it. it's a little bit red, but other than that, i really liked it. i thought it was a nice sort of artistic interpretation of a very proud uniform. that uniform has a lot of history. a

and sean bailey said something credible earlier on your panel there about the fact that, you know , itdoes look like, you know, the chance for keir starmer to say that's great, thank you. but no, you know, and let let i leave the leave the tory whip behind. that's a stronger position in my mind because it looks like we've got values we can choose . we can got values we can choose. we can afford to choose. at the moment it just looks a bit too opportunistic. >> i think it emphasises the other allegations. yeah. and i think it emphasises brendan, that actually potentially keir starmer is fundamentally a very weak man. he wasn't willing to speak out about any of the stuff. sadiq khan was saying about the rabbi didn't dare speak out about wes streeting because wes is sitting on about a 5000 majority, quite possibly could lose his seat. so he didn't want to speak out about that. and he doesn't have the bottle or the spine to tell someone who is possibly to the right of genghis khan that there's no way that she's going to have a place she has no way she's going to have a place on the on the

when i come back, we're going to be talking to sean bailey, who has kind of done it all, really hasn't. that's a big, big, big mayoral election that we've not touched on at the top of the show there. sadiq khan versus susan hall . of the show there. sadiq khan versus susan hall. i wonder which way that's going to go. it always amazes me as well when it comes to these local elections. the reporting restrictions on television compared to resourcing restrictions in print and you see on social media, there are so many things that you see online, you're unleashed. >> now, patrick, it's 10:00. >> now, patrick, it's 10:00. >> you're not allowed to talk about on telly until right now. so we're going to be doing all of that when we come back. don't miss it. welcome back to patrick christys. tonight on gb news. and, yes, the polls have just slammed shut. how did you vote? did you vote? we've got a night of by elections, local elections, mayoral elections coming your way. and the very first. this is all essentially it's guesswork. from what? polling companies do. however, i have now seen the firs

bailey. that ended the fifth inning. the game was scoreless into the tenth. philadelphia had runners at the corners. sean hjelle, j.t.unds into a fielder's choice. seventh inning, matos drove it deep. deep enough. and there was no way the phillies were going to get tyler fitzgerald. that dude is fast. a sac fly walk-off for the giants, 1-0 final. the giants now 29-27 shut the phillies out for only the second time this season. they've won ten of their last 12. >>> a's in tampa. oakland's mitch spence 5 1/3 shutout innings. all the run support he needed with one sixth-inning swing from miguel. swung on, gone. his first home run as an a. a three-run laser for the only runs of the game. oakland blanked tampa, final of 3-0. >>> pivot to the nba. west finals in dallas, luka doncic and the mavericks need one game to advance. timberwolves said not tonight. karl-anthony towns scored 25. t-wolffed escaped, and anthony edwards, bucket for a five-point lead in the last half minute. ant man scored 29 as minnesota avoided a sweep, winning 105-100. that forced a game five back in the land of 10,000 lakes. >>> hockey. the sharks sig

my panel of conservative peer shaun bailey and the former labour mp, and a new face onto this programme. lucy luciana berger. welcome to you. and also to you, sean, look, you can get in touch all the usual ways. gb news. vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address. you can go to the website, which is gbnews.com/yoursay join the conversation there. or of course, go on to twitter. you can x me and give me your views on that poll. i'll have the results of that before the end of the programme. but look, it is official. shaun bailey, july the 4th. clear your diaries, get to the point with me. was rishi sunak right to do this? because this was a massive surprise. >> look, there'll be. i can't see anybody who's going to say this was the wrong thing to do. i sure know labour are happy about it. because one thing they know, they can't win an election unless there is an election the tories will want to say, come on, it's time to show people our record and see what's actually happened, how they actually feel. the only people who might feel. the only people who might feel a little bit insecure about this are some of the tory mps in the northern seats in in the r

bailey and former labour adviser matthew laza . i'm focusing on matthew laza. i'm focusing on the daily mail's front page here. and why shouldn't i? seanan, for some people it will be negative, for some people will be positive. but anything that helps people pay their bills i think is a winner at this point. and actually imagine horror amongst horrors. labour actually win this presents them with a big policy because a big problem. because will they reinstate these taxes? because in certain corners of the world, everybody loves the green thing and prepared to spend all our money on it. i'm not sure the public nana you're very outspoken on the what you may well describe as green nonsense. >> oh, well, it's absolute it's absolute rubbish, isn't it? i mean, the labour party came up with their 28 billion green plan , and then it's now come to down about 4.7 billion. and they've decided that actually i mean the market said that it would destabilise them. so they can't be trusted on in my view, on green things. i think it's concerning that if they do get in power, they may be focusing on this nonsense, matthew, your view on this ? i mean, thi