annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and simon danczuk . today parish and simon danczuk.'ll be asking the pundits, should the owners of dangerous dogs go to jail? should kids be forced to wear gender neutral school uniforms ? gender neutral school uniforms? plus, we'll be reacting to the shock news from a top sleep expert that lions don't work. so will you be giving up yours? plus, the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. gb news is, of course, our website. the email is mark at gbnews.com. this show has a golden rule , a this show has a golden rule, a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . occasional in life. opinion. occasional in life. you'll see something which triggers you perhaps, which makes you realise you've reached the tipping point. rock bottom. the point of no return . very the point of no return. very often people decide to finally go on that diet after seeing their holiday photographs on the

annunziata rees—mogg, neil parish and simon danczuk . today parish and simon danczuk.'ll be asking the pundits, should the owners of dangerous dogs go to jail? should kids be forced to wear gender neutral school uniforms ? gender neutral school uniforms? plus, we'll be reacting to the shock news from a top sleep expert that lions don't work. so will you be giving up yours? plus, the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop. gb news is, of course, our website. the email is mark at gbnews.com. this show has a golden rule , a this show has a golden rule, a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . occasional in life. opinion. occasional in life. you'll see something which triggers you perhaps, which makes you realise you've reached the tipping point. rock bottom. the point of no return . very the point of no return. very often people decide to finally go on that diet after seeing their holiday photographs on the

dobbs, simon danczuk and ashlynn horgan—wallace .—wallace. okay, well, look, the concern natives are gathering for their conference, which is happening starting this weekend. starting tomorrow. it's the eve tonight and rishi sunak has a spring in his step . he's rethought net his step. he's rethought net zero. he's defending drivers and has definitely struck a more popular tone. but of course, theresa may a few years ago famously said the tories are the nasty party. so are they still chloe dobbs i think that they definitely will continue to be known as the nasty party, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. >> the tory party showing a bit of bravery lately with suella braverman for example, standing up against the migrant crisis and saying, you know what, just because you say you're gay doesn't mean you're automatically allowed in the country. that's going to mean. and with and also, of course, with the rwanda they're to rwanda plan, they're going to get called racist for that. rishi clamping down on rishi sunak clamping down on tha

all right, simon, i'm danczuk. all right, simon, i'm going start you.f of you've experience of all of that. >> e- e think the short >> yeah, i think the short answer yes. i it can answer is yes. i think it can still win it by a whisper. i think pretty desperate think it's pretty desperate situation think situation for him. but i think he win it and there's he can still win it and there's a number of reasons for that. there's boundary changes taking place, which actually help the conservatives. so what you conservatives. so what do you mean yeah, yeah . the mean by that? yeah, yeah. so the boundanes mean by that? yeah, yeah. so the boundaries , each constituency boundaries, each constituency has to have so many thousand electors within it and they've redrawn the boundaries and that gives the conservatives a slight advantage in terms of a number of seats . well, it was of seats. well, it was a decision to by the government to equalise the seats . some decision to by the government to equalise the seats. some had 50,000 some had 80,000 50,000 electors, som

lizzie cundy and also former labour mp simon danczuk . before labour mp simon danczuk.let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> nana. thank you. and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. a woman arrested after a land rover crashed into a prep school in south london, killing two children has been rebailed until january. the 46 year old was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. it happened at an end of year. tea party at the study prep school in wimbledon in july. 16 people were treated at the scene of the crash and several, including a seven month old girl, were taken to hospital with non—life threatening injuries. boris johnson has warned rishi sunak against delivering a mutilated version of hs2. the former prime minister says curtailing over costs were the height of insanity and a desperate treasury driven nonsense. he's urged the prime minister to deliver on the tories 2019 levelling up pledge . the levelling up pledge. the government has refused to deny reports claiming the birm

and also former labour mp simon danczuk. parry. and also former labour mp simon danczuk . i just check, simon danczuk. can i just check, can you both hear us? yes yes, loud and clear. >> so we can carry on. >> so we can carry on. >> so we can carry on. >> what do you think about this, simon? if you were if you were still an mp, i mean, the dangerous dogs act was brought in in 1991. it was a knee jerk reaction at the time. since then, the number of dog bites and strikes has gone through the roof since the introduced that and the rsp rspca say that research shows that breed is a poor indicator of risk of aggressive behaviour in dogs. >> i'm with kit malthouse on this. i think it has to be a combination of both nailing down the breed, but also dealing with the breed, but also dealing with the owners . there's no doubt the owners. there's no doubt about it that some of the owners particularly like having a dog as a as a weapon in effect. and so and he was pointing out there that you can get 14 years if your dog kills somebody. i'm not sure if that's actually enough time. and i

simon danczuk, editor at capex.y , and former alice denby, and former political editor of the sun. george pascoe watson. welcome to you all to gb news. so simon, give me some idea of the tightrope rope within the labour party that keir starmer is walking. >> yeah , he has two groups that >> yeah, he has two groups that he's trying to satisfy, isn't it? he's got the red wall seats where i come from in lancashire, in the north where you've got traditional labour voters who is trying to win back from the conservatives. their pro—brexit, they tough on immigration. my i myself have always been tough on immigration. traditional labour are tough on immigration, tough on benefit cheats. he's trying to satisfy those kind of voters, but at the same time he's got the metropolitan labour supporters in the cities and he's trying to who are very pro europe and who are open borders in terms of this policy. europe and who are open borders in terms of this policy . and in terms of this policy. and he's trying to satisfy them as well

. >> that's david simmons , the >> that's david simmons, the former labour mp and author simon danczukrange alleging and zammo, that's lee macdonald. he'll be joining me on the show. we've also got journalist and broadcaster wolf and i'll broadcaster emma wolf and i'll be chatting to dj tommy be chatting to radio dj tommy sandhu about why he's proud to be but first, let's go be british. but first, let's go to the .

. >> that's david simmons , the >> that's david simmons, the former labour mp and author simon danczukange alleging and zammo, that's lee macdonald. he'll be joining me on the show. we've also got journalist and broadcaster wolf and i'll broadcaster emma wolf and i'll be chatting to dj tommy be chatting to radio dj tommy sandhu about why he's proud to be but first, let's go be british. but first, let's go to the . news the top stories tonight. >> the home office has been ordered to stop construction work on a former raf base that was set to house asylum seekers. west lindsey district council in lincolnshire served an enforcement and stop notice on the government, saying it was clear there'd been a breach of planning policy. the clear there'd been a breach of planning policy . the government planning policy. the government had planned to house up to 2000 people at scampton . labour says people at scampton. labour says all major budget decisions would be checked by the office for budget responsibility if it got into government. sir keir starmer says it will ensure what he calls the mista

. >> that's david simmons , the >> that's david simmons, the former labour mp and author simon danczuk. >> and we've got grange alleging and zammo, that's lee macdonald. he'll be joining me on the show. we've also got journalist and broadcaster wolf and i'll broadcaster emma wolf and i'll be chatting to dj tommy be chatting to radio dj tommy sandhu about why he's proud to be but first, let's go be british. but first, let's go to the . news the top stories tonight. >> the home office has been ordered to stop construction work on a former raf base that was set to house asylum seekers. west lindsey district council in lincolnshire served an enforcement and stop notice on the government, saying it was clear there'd been a breach of planning policy. the clear there'd been a breach of planning policy . the government planning policy. the government had planned to house up to 2000 people at scampton . labour says people at scampton. labour says all major budget decisions would be checked by the office for budget responsibility if it got into government. sir keir starmer says it will ensure wh

. former labour mp simon danczuk.ian diane spencer. but before get started, before before we get started, she suddenly there. she here suddenly over there. oh, there go. oh, just wait. there you go. well, we started, i well, before we get started, i just bit unfair just thought it's a bit unfair before we get started,

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. >> to simon danczuk and >> i spoke to simon danczuk and his wife is from rwanda.. got married recently in rwanda. and he was saying that actually the people of rwanda are slightly insulted by the sort of rhetoric that's coming out of this country because it is denigrating rwanda making denigrating rwanda and making rwanda awful place to be rwanda seem an awful place to be when it its history . but when it has its history. but everyone history. everyone has their history. we've history. the we've had our history. the germans have had their history for sake, know, for goodness sake, you know, so we've and we all we've all had history and we all try move and move try and move forward and move on. sort of victims on. we cannot be sort of victims of past constantly. of our past constantly. >> indeed. as say, there >> indeed. and as you say, there are particularly the danes are looking closely at these looking very closely at these sort of models to try and address the problem provide address the problem and provide that effect and that deterrent effect and in a sense,

but joining discuss all of joining us now to discuss all of this is the former labour mp simon danczuk. really good to see this morning. simon see you this morning. simon thank we just thank you so much. so we just saw that clip from priti patel there saying that are at a saw that clip from priti patel theyeariying that are at a saw that clip from priti patel theyear high.:hat are at a saw that clip from priti patel theyear high. it|t are at a saw that clip from priti patel theyear high. it is are at a 70 year high. it is unsustainable, in her words . unsustainable, in her words. what do you make of it? >> i think she's absolutely right . and priti patel often right. and priti patel often speaks lot of sense and speaks a lot of sense and i think she's doing in this instance quite incredible that taxes increased much taxes have increased so much under conservative government under a conservative government but complete mismanagement over a number of years in relation to a number of years in relation to a whole range of different issues. that's what got us where we are and the public wil