shaun bailey this year alone. shaun bailey have made that crossing.suggest that one of the reasons that rishi sunak has called this now is because he knows, hopefully, if we're lucky anyway, that the sun imminently is about to shine and those crossings are going to go through the roof and he's lost control. >> so there's two things i say about the small boats, the small boats, the political class in general has, has made that far harder for the pm to do anything about. harder for the pm to do anything about . it's absolutely been about. it's absolutely been a failing, there's no doubt about that. but i wonder , would labour that. but i wonder, would labour have done anything different because they kept talking about safe and, legal routes? what does that mean? bigger numbers? we don't know. we need some detail there. cutting inflation. he's definitely done well on that. and he needs to keep going. and i'd argue the cost of living is a single biggest issue in the country. so it's good that he's moving things on on that he's moving things on on that on

israel is booed at eurovision telegraph columnist allison pearson, lord shaun bailey and ex—labour advisoratthew laza on my panel this evening and on your marks, get ready . tell evening and on your marks, get ready. tell me evening and on your marks, get ready . tell me what's wrong ready. tell me what's wrong here. okay. keep your eyes peeled . i'll reveal all shortly. peeled. i'll reveal all shortly. get ready. britain. here we go. is labour still full of extremists? next . extremists? next. >> hello there. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. the chancellor's cautioned the bank of england against cutting interest rates too quickly . the interest rates too quickly. the bank has decided to hold borrowing costs at the same level. 5.25% for a sixth time. but governor andrew bailey suggested a cut could come as soon as next month. however, jeremy hunt has urged the bank not to take risks with inflation. >> i welcome the fact that the bank of england has obviously thought about this very hard. they take this decision independently and i would much rather that they waited until they're abs

>> shaun bailey?ters. >> because you had outside agencies take control of government policy. so you had stonewall writing policy for the education department that confused the whole country. the government was then under pressure because apparently he wasn't given a clear line. but stonewall were very clear about what they wanted to achieve. and actually, to my mind, it's subverted democracy in this country because nobody voted stonewall into that position of power. so actually, it is very, very important. a lot a while ago, i was speaking to a muslim woman who was talking to me about being on, on, on, on gb news but she did say to me that she watched the home office run a campaign about the hijab, and she said, i happen to wear one. but she said her sister does not, and her sister didn't appreciate the government being involved in that conversation. they don't believe it's a space for the government and it certainly isn't a space i would add, for unelected officials to be pushing that, because, of co

we've got conservative peer lord shaun bailey and ex—labour party adviser matthew larzer. allison.rried about keir starmer being prepared to embrace sectarianism? yeah i think we should be very worried. >> i think we could be looking at the gradual islamification of our country. we do not want a bunch of muslim councillors dictating british foreign policy. that's that's the that's the basic fact . and what we saw, the basic fact. and what we saw, as you said, lots of local elections , muslims, cross with elections, muslims, cross with labour for starmer not taking a more anti—israeli line defect to the greens. i think it's a lovely fat patrick that all the hard line muslims are in the green party, plus the trans women. so we're very much looking forward to that party conference, aren't we? oh yeah. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> should be should be a meeting of minds. but we'll be there by the way. >> but basically i want to see that with my own eyes. >> you'll be in there. >> you'll be in there. >> but this guy, i'm not sure you'll be allowed in. patrick i predict you'll be bann

lord shaun bailey is live in the studio. that's up next.ugh, here's the news with ray addison. >> thanks, darren. it's 1231. >> thanks, darren. it's1231. good afternoon, sir keir starmer says the tories don't deserve to be in government for a moment longer. that's after rishi sunak lost hundreds of councillors in the local elections. 103 of 107 councils declared so far , with councils declared so far, with labour making major gains. election experts sir john curtis says the final outcome could be the tories worst performance for 40 years, celebrating a mayoral victory in the east midlands, the labour leader said the tories time is up well. sir keir starmer says he remains confident that sadiq khan can win a third term as london mayor. that's as the battle with tory challenger susan hall appears to be closer than expected , and the count is well expected, and the count is well underway and we could have a result very soon. in total, seven mayoral contests will be announced today. a narrow one is also expected for conservative mayor andy. str

we've got tory peer lord shaun bailey and ex—labour advisor matthew laza.h, and this horse doesn't like tourists . oh, god help me. like tourists. oh, god help me. >> he's got my heart. >> he's got my heart. >> get ready, britain. here we go . go. they're out. the traps and the race is on. next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. the prime minister has admitted flights carrying migrants to rwanda will not take off before the general election in july. but he says the scheme will continue if he's re—elected. it comes as political party leaders begin six weeks of trying to win votes after it was announced polls will open on the 4th of july, kicking off the conservatives campaign this morning, rishi sunak claimed labour would do absolutely nothing to stop the boats. >> everyone else is starting to agree with my approach, which is bold. the one person that doesn't is keir starmer. that's a choice at this election . he a choice at this election. he thinks that we should just offer an amnesty to illegal migrants to ma

on my panel tonight, it's telegraph columnist allison pearson, lord shaun bailey and ex—labour advisorew laza. and what does this german politician do next? yeah, yeah. all right, get ready. britain. here we go. suella braverman takes on the palestine protesters . next. palestine protesters. next. >> patrick. thank you. and as you've just been hearing, cambridge university has announced it will host this week's graduation lie—ins elsewhere as a pro—palestine protest camp remains outside the venue. it's hosted ceremonies since the 18th century. protesters pitched tents on a lawn outside senate house yesterday, with graduation ceremonies due to take place there tomorrow and on saturday. but the university says it's taken the difficult decision to hold the event at an undisclosed alternative location . gb news alternative location. gb news were there earlier. patrick and the team as former home secretary suella braverman visited the cambridge for palestine's encampment today on king's parade as she attempted to talk to activists about the protests . sir keir starmer has protests. sir keir

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it's a former conservative london mayoral candidate, shaun bailey. shaun, how are you?missed you. we've obviously not been allowed to have you on because you've been doing your day job and i've been campaigning hard. right. how's it gone? it's funny in outer london in particular pockets the tory presence is really powerful because of the ulez and because of crime . of crime. >> as you come in a bit a bit closer to the centre, it starts to weaken a bit, but then housing becomes an issue. and the mayor's poor record on that has kept the tory vote going. i'm fairly sure we'll get a respectable result beating sadiq khan was still going to be an uphill challenge. it always was going to be. but but, but in a respectable i don't think we're going to get wiped out. a little word on susan hall. i think she's absolutely worked their socks off. she's run around and around around and met everybody she could wear. the mainstay team press were sort of treating her a bit a bit rough in my opinion. what she then did was just sort of run a guerrilla campaign. she went to the doorstep an

we've got tory peer lord shaun bailey and ex—labour advisor matthew laza.urists . oh, god help me. like tourists. oh, god help me. >> he's got my heart. >> he's got my heart. >> get ready, britain. here we go . go. they're out. the traps and the race is on. next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler

on my panel tonight, it's telegraph columnist allison pearson, lord shaun bailey and ex—labour advisor do next? yeah, yeah. all right, get ready. britain. here we go. suella braverman takes on the palestine protesters . next. palestine protesters. next. >> patrick. thank you. and as you've just been hearing, cambridge university has announced it will host this week's graduation lie—ins elsewhere as a pro—palestine protest camp remains outside the venue. it's hosted ceremonies since the 18th century. protesters pitched tents on a lawn outside senate house yesterday, with graduation ceremonies due to take place there tomorrow and on saturday. but the university says it's taken the difficult decision to hold the event at an undisclosed alternative location . gb news alternative location. gb news were there earlier. patrick and the team as former home secretary suella braverman visited the cambridge for palestine's encampment today on king's parade as she attempted to talk to activists about the protests . sir keir starmer has protests. sir keir starmer has told gb news there'll be no tax

israel is booed at eurovision telegraph columnist allison pearson, lord shaun bailey and ex—labour advisor and on your marks, get ready . tell evening and on your marks, get ready. tell me evening and on your marks, get ready . tell me what's wrong ready. tell me what's wrong here. okay. keep your eyes peeled . i'll reveal all shortly. peeled. i'll reveal all shortly. get ready. britain. here we go. is labour still full of extremists? next . extremists? next. >> hello there. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. the chancellor's cautioned the bank of england against cutting interest rates too quickly . the interest rates too quickly. the bank has decided to hold borrowing costs at the same level. 5.25% for a sixth time. but governor andrew bailey suggested a cut could come as soon as next month. however, jeremy hunt has urged the bank not to take risks with inflation. >> i welcome the fact that the bank of england has obviously thought about this very hard. they take this decision independently and i would much rather that they waited until they're absolutely sure inflation is on a downw

. >> shaun bailey. yeah. >> shaun bailey. yeah. >> and it didn't work. and you know, look, boris became the mayor. he then became prime minister. it's a great stepping stone. the obvious candidate would have been penny mordaunt, who's going to lose her seat at the next election based on the recent one. penny mordaunt, for example, would have could have become mayor, would have been a popular choice and i reckon could have beaten sadiq khan with the proper support . and i with the proper support. and i think susan hall's team are right to feel a bit bitter about the lack of support. i mean, there was none, really. yeah. >> good point. and yeah, as bev was alluding to earlier, i just l, was alluding to earlier, i just i, i've not met anybody in london who's admitted to voting for sadiq khan. i just wonder who is voting for him. well, i think count binface he got 24,000 votes and that says something when he didn't even come last. >> so when the silliest candidate does that well, it shows some things amiss. >> yeah, right. thank you both . >> yeah, right. th

exactly the same, in other words, as shaun bailey achieved in 2021, it looks as though sadiq khan ist is a little bit tighter than some of the polls were predicting. i think it is worth saying that obviously in the country, labour is up in the polls by about 26 points. so how good is it really for sadiq khan? yes, labour will be congratulating themselves on a victory, but the fact that that sadiq khan is actually trailing compared to labour in the rest of the country , i think the rest of the country, i think will leave some labour activists asking themselves whether sadiq khan was the right candidate for this election. the same can be said, of course, of the conservative leaves, as the result was a little bit closer than expected . there will be than expected. there will be conservatives saying hang on a minute, why did we go with susan hall? she wasn't really the strongest candidate, and her campaign was pretty gaffe prone. if they'd gone for someone else, perhaps one of the many cabinet ministers who are set to lose their seats at the next general election, could the conservatives

. >> it's really i just wonder if the conservative shaun bailey had a whiff of this, though, didn't hea, a little bit where they thought, oh, this is very, very close and he's going to win? i suppose it was quite close. and i think he was quite close. and i think he was four and a half points behind from memory. but, yeah, i just wonder if the tories had thrown a bit more on the kitchen sink, i'd say. but maybe there's method to the madness. maybe there's methods to the madness. >> i know it's very difficult when you've got the mayor, who appears whenever a big story. oh, yeah, there is the mayor. there's no question of we must hear from the person who might replace him. it's going to be very interesting. no, up comes the mayor. yeah. he speaks for all of us. he then goes away. and no other political comment in the cold light of day to look at sadiq khan record. >> if he is turfed out, i think it will be interesting because he's going to have to justify what on earth he's actually really done. and joanna, who's your union jackass? >> please. >> please. >> mine is a guy that's crawled o

. >> mps even have fake dead babies put on their office steps like shaun bailey in gloucestershire. have to fork out an extra £31 million for bodyguards and protective equipment for mps, some of whom are wearing stab vests. but it's more than that. they're impacting people's lives, stopping ambulances , taking up stopping ambulances, taking up police time, causing criminal damage, ruining businesses, preventing students from going to lectures. britain has been too complacent whilst people have been sitting around drinking chablis and moaning about brexit. the radical socialists and the communists have been organising and mobilising and they are not going to simply just grow out of their ideology. they are here for revolution and we need to wake up to that. let's get the thoughts on my panel this evening i am joined by daily express columnist carole malone , express columnist carole malone, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterwlo , and benjamin butterworth, and political commentator suzanne evans, carole , i'll start with evans, carole, i'll start with you on this. we've been t

i've got tomorrow's front pages with the telegraph's allison pierce and tory peer lord shaun bailey andow look, what's this ? very closely. what do you this? very closely. what do you think this german politician does next? yeah. all right, i'll show you. i can't show you anymore. suella braverman confronts the gaza students . who wins this . next? >> patrick. thank you. the top stories from the gb newsroom. a damaged air valve on a pipe in a field containing cattle has been identified as a potential source, leading to small traces of parasite in a local water network. thousands of households in devon have been told to boil their water before drinking it for another week, after a parasite was found in a key reservoir. the uk health security agency says 22 people are confirmed to have become sick , with 70 other cases of sick, with 70 other cases of diarrhoea and vomiting under investigation . southwest water's investigation. southwest water's chief customer officer says it's possible that cattle manure caused the contamination . the caused the contamination. the company has apologised a

i mean, is, is shaun bailey who presumably is voting has voted for susan hall.it is. >> i know you want to have a fight with me. >> i agree with you. >> i agree with you. >> you agree? it's. yes, but you're disappointed and i'm horrified. >> well, it takes two parents to do it properly . do it properly. >> that's true, that's true, that's true. >> i'm. both sides of parenting will be on display now. wes streeting into me. >> i mean, how can you talk about dangerous and divisive politics? and then use those kind of words to describe susan hall? i mean, let us know what you think. gb views gbnews.com/yoursay is how you get in touch with us. i just think this is, you know, student union politics. if you just chuck these words around, like, white supremacist and, and all this, they lose their meaning, don't they, gloria? >> oh , it's 1403. we're going to >> oh, it's 1403. we're going to be continuing this even though she wants a five. but we do actually agree with each other first. it is time for the news with sophia wenzler. >> thank you. gloria. good afternoon. it

i didn't realise lord bailey shaun bailey, who was a . white bailey, who was a.e comments, these sort of sweeping statements from wes streeting anyone that votes tory is. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> so yeah. so there you go. there you go. >> but yeah. do keep those views coming in, i'll just read some of these out, wendy pye—smith says wes streeting has shown his true colours, nick says labour is the party of hypocrites. >> someone says. ken says why are you sticking up for wes streeting stephen not sticking up for wes streeting ? i don't up for wes streeting? i don't stick up for any politician . stick up for any politician. it's just about trying to provide a balance. you can't just lay into him and say, well, this is an awful thing that he's said, and you've got to balance it out and say, well, it's actually is an experienced politician. and, you know, that's why he should know better than to do something which, frankly, was a bit daft , so frankly, was a bit daft, so there you go. so don't stick up for any politician. no, but susan hall's team, obviously the