shaun bailey. how can nicholl. shaun bailey. how can we trust any of missions?d to challenge flop in chief . the challenge he's going chief. the challenge he's going to have is about authenticity. do people believe this people will remember his staunch lead backed corbyn. he didn't back the labour party. he backed corbyn made it. corbyn was removed. he backed out of backing corbyn and he gave all these pledges. but where's the detail. i think what keir starmer shiny he actually starmer shiny is he actually hasn't in politics that and hasn't been in politics that and the more he speaks the more risk he's to take that he's he's having to take that he's giving these people giving these pledges, people could the could say, fine, where's the detail about net zero. detail you talk about net zero. you about power . you talk about wind power. sounds fine. who's going to pay for well, leads people's for that? well, leads people's experience been experience of that. it's been dominated actually . the only dominated actually. the only specifics were on net specifics today

shaun bailey. how can nicholl. shaun bailey. how can we trust any of missions?led to challenge flop in chief . the challenge he's going chief. the challenge he's going to have is about authenticity. do people believe this people will remember his staunch lead backed corbyn. he didn't back the labour party. he backed corbyn made it. corbyn was removed. he backed out of backing corbyn and he gave all these pledges. but where's the detail. i think what keir starmer shiny actually starmer shiny is he actually hasn't been politics that and hasn't been in politics that and the more he speaks the more risk he's having to take that he's giving pledges, giving these pledges, people could where's the could say, fine, where's the detail net zero. detail you talk about net zero. you about power . you talk about wind power. sounds fine. who's going to pay for well, leads people's for that? well, leads people's experience been experience of that. it's been dominated actually . the only dominated actually. the only specifics were on net specifics today were on net zero, which

joining me tonight dominic samuel, shaun bailey and amy nicole.hen at 15, former brexit secretary david joins me live to write rocky premiership. so and light line a battle for the tory election victory. also coming arch royalist and kim delivers a powerful message to the king. do not harry and meghan to your coronation for the good of the country . it's the good of the country. it's a controversial view from the former conservative minister who's going to reveal why at 945. me personally, i'm not sure why charles would ever dream of inviting them after that vindictive anti monarchy atrocity on netflix . fairy tale. atrocity on netflix. fairy tale. it's embedding itself in a nafion it's embedding itself in a nation that is having a pretty toxic about the european union. but can believe that britain hating historian has just accepted an obe from king. at 1030 i lost my on why lefties like david olusoga and alan cumming except on is when they clearly just how country's heritage and the 935 my royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier giv

joining me tonight dominic samuel, shaun bailey and amy nicole.hen at 15, former brexit secretary david joins me live to write rocky premiership. so and light line a battle for the tory election victory. also coming arch royalist and kim delivers a powerful message to the king. do not harry and meghan to your coronation for the good of the country . it's the good of the country. it's a controversial view from the former conservative minister who's going to reveal why at 945. me personally, i'm not sure why charles would ever dream of inviting them after that vindictive anti monarchy atrocity on netflix . fairy tale. atrocity on netflix. fairy tale. it's embedding itself in a nafion it's embedding itself in a nation that is having a pretty toxic about the european union. but can believe that britain hating historian has just accepted an obe from king. at 1030 i lost my on why lefties like david olusoga and alan cumming except on is when they clearly just how country's heritage and the 935 my royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier giv

i i mean shaun bailey, i do understand that on face value.ry good news for labour. labour to get a majority really needs to do . well, in scotland needs to do. well, in scotland that's always traditionally been the case. but how come we trust a word this bloke says ? a word this bloke says? openness. only two things to separate out. the first thing is, he said he held jeremy corbyn out because he's views but he supported jeremy at that so to conveniently drop now because it doesn't make any sense and it's that kind of doublespeak kind of changes direction is he being prime minister now but it's that kind of change of direction makes people distrust politicians . so people distrust politicians. so i think that's really important. but second piece about scotland , labour do well in scotland. let's be clear, the isn't just nicholas sturgeon and every snp politician really figuring out how to beat labour. they've done it before and they can probably do it again and that's why you've seen it so very quickly put down. nicola okay, nicola is going l

shaun bailey really?ying to do is create a narrative and rewrite history, because what he can't deny what sharpton can't denyis can't deny what sharpton can't deny is that the whole country came behind meghan and harry to celebrate the union. so it's this desperate grass spin at straws to say, oh , actually, straws to say, oh, actually, then you turn against meghan because she was a royal executive. i mean, what he mean there's no c—suite in the royal family anyway . and actually, why family anyway. and actually, why if the british public so racist . meghan, did we celebrate her wedding so overwhelm meanly. i mean he said in his comments that their wedding was a real celebration. it's a real sweet moment . and people in the black moment. and people in the black community were genuinely excited about having make it in the royal family. and every. but here's my point, dan. it felt like that beyond the black community as well having conversations with about conversations with people about the normally the ru

shaun bailey really?ying to do is create a narrative and rewrite history, because what he can't deny what sharpton can't denyis can't deny what sharpton can't deny is that the whole country came behind meghan and harry to celebrate the union. so it's this desperate grass spin at straws to say, oh , actually, straws to say, oh, actually, then you turn against meghan because she was a royal executive. i mean, what he mean there's no c—suite in the royal family anyway . and actually, why family anyway. and actually, why if the british public so racist . meghan, did we celebrate her wedding so overwhelm meanly. i mean he said in his comments that their wedding was a real celebration. it's a real sweet moment . and people in the black moment. and people in the black community were genuinely excited about having make it in the royal family. and every. but here's my point, dan. it felt like that beyond the black community as well having conversations with about conversations with people about the normally the ru

i i mean shaun bailey, i do understand that on face value.ry good news for labour. labour to get a majority really needs to do . well, in scotland needs to do. well, in scotland that's always traditionally been the case. but how come we trust a word this bloke says ? a word this bloke says? openness. only two things to separate out. the first thing is, he said he held jeremy corbyn out because he's views but he supported jeremy at that so to conveniently drop now because it doesn't make any sense and it's that kind of doublespeak kind of changes direction is he being prime minister now but it's that kind of change of direction makes people distrust politicians . so people distrust politicians. so i think that's really important. but second piece about scotland , labour do well in scotland. let's be clear, the isn't just nicholas sturgeon and every snp politician really figuring out how to beat labour. they've done it before and they can probably do it again and that's why you've seen it so very quickly put down. nicola okay, nicola is going l

joining me tonight, dominique samuels , shaun bailey dominique samuels, shaun bailey and i mean a coward has made a potentially ground breaking intervention on the brexit tonight. do you any deal that he does on brexit in northern ireland? well, you know, i think the best thing is to continue the best thing is to continue the northern ireland bill that that we that agreed. so with britain's brexit delivering pm making his position crystal clear . will officially rishi clear. will officially rishi fail to make the next general election. if he undermines democracy ex—tory minister widdecombe analyses that big whitty style. also coming up is the government plans to fast track 12,000 immigration applications, including for channel migrants. abbott's concerns over mass migration. still being ignored. kelvin mackenzie gives his no nonsense take on this effective asylum amnesty . i'm cancelled later amnesty. i'm cancelled later with the authoritarian publishers of roald dahl doubung publishers of roald dahl doubling down on their vandalism of the great author's work. camilla has stepped up as t

they are not genuine refugees and what karen hare and this was when shaun bailey was talking about howad been sort of lambasted for saying everybody turnips when really she was just talking about seasonal food and karen said, thanks, shaun for articulating those views the way our politicians words are twisted and lampooned to give a false view of they said. false view of what they said. it's not okay . keep those views it's not okay. keep those views coming in. we enjoy reading them all and. there's always an awful lot of common sense from our viewers, our viewers. there is. that's always at the that's why i always say at the end a debate, what you end of a debate, what do you think? it's really think? because it's really i think? because it's really i think i'll pull the wool over their eyes. can you. now, does a four week sound too good to four day week sound too good to be true? well, not according to. the results a long term the results of a long term study held britain, all the held in britain, almost all the companies participated companies that have participated have decided con

joining me tonight , sarah vine, shaun me tonight, sarah vine, shaun bailey and access mp councillorstin sheridan, an ex tory minister and with it kim

joining me tonight , sarah vine, shaun me tonight, sarah vine, shaun bailey and access mp councillorstin sheridan, an ex tory minister and with it kim weighs in on the snp figureheads catastrophic economic legacy , catastrophic economic legacy, big city style at 950 and as sturgeon's most famous critic, j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast . j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast. i j.k. rowling speaks out in a landmark podcast . i never set landmark podcast. i never set out to upset anyone , however , i out to upset anyone, however, i was not uncomfortable with getting off my pedestal . so was getting off my pedestal. so was the hunting and cancellation of the hunting and cancellation of the harry potter author a modern day which trial? and despite it all. did she end up emerging victorious over the scottish first minister? the free speech union founder toby young explores at 1020 after nicola bullies family his out and the lancashire police face accusations of victim blaming. was the force wrong to reveal details about the missing mother's issues with alcohol and th

let me you a policy that would actually would work and this in and shaun bailey brought this in last and colin has ignored it and coventry and cities it and coventry and many cities are this spend the are doing this spend the hundreds of pounds hundreds of millions of pounds on he's running now a few on buses he's running now a few electric buses. coventry is doing far better as a much smaller city electric buses would improve air quality and the environment spokesman for on the environment spokesman for on the assembly i spent a lot of time following this buses actually work it's a virtuous cycle in policy . well it's not i cycle in policy. well it's not i mean if it's virtue it wouldn't be going very well for him i think we can all agree on that. but i think he still believes it. and i worked him a lot when i was councillor and on the i was a councillor and on the stop boris johnson's garden stop in boris johnson's garden bridge he does bridge debacle. but he does believe that this save lives. it's not a virtuous signalling is it's trivialised it's quite a quite it's quite a someth

it's shaun bailey. he's a regular on this channel. we all love shaun.n assembly and former mayor of shaun . why khan of shaun. why is sadiq khan doing this? is virtue signalling at of the british at the expense of the british taxpayer ? look, let's just start taxpayer? look, let's just start by saying a couple of things. first, hello to all your necessary. the next thing is this what we welcome the idea that helps some the poor that it helps some of the poor families london make ends families in london make ends meet a of living. meet by having a cost of living. it's and in certain it's it's real and in certain it's really devastating . but let's be really devastating. but let's be clear about what he's done . this clear about what he's done. this is off payment that won't is a one off payment that won't next and what he's done. next year and what he's done. he's given payments to only school children. that means the parents of poor parents of secondary school children will be paying for rich families, children to have free school meals . he has childre