carole stanley johnson. carole malone, stanley johnson. andrew jenks.ok long china. i hope you took the long boat. so yeah. >> how did you get there? >> how did you get there? >> to tell you the first time >> i to tell you the first time was in 1990 61 on a beer seat, 500 cc twin cylinder, china twin cylinder motorcycle. >> just finishing off now. >> we're just finishing off now. >> we're just finishing off now. >> up, just 5.7% of >> coming up, just 5.7% of crimes were solved in england and wales last year. >> can you believe that? so is the solution. china seas style facial recognition cameras to catch criminals in the act. my superstar panel will debate that shortly. but first, prince harry's drowning in legal battles, could his battles, but could his potentially libellous comments about butler about his mum's former butler and confidante prove his most challenging ? princess diana's challenging? princess diana's best friend, paul burrell, joins me live from exclusive interview and update on his own legal row with the duke. straight after this . kelv

but still with me is the great stanley johnson, who is an expert at both about china and net zero. ley, you're the man who answered these difficult questions. >> before i do, ijust questions. >> before i do, i just want to say to you, jacob, how thrilled i am as i came into your library. i call it your library today. and what did i see? caught my eye. this book, which is the first volume of my autobiography. i see. it's inscribed. jacob it's inscribed to jacob. and helena with best wishes confidence in a wishes and total confidence in a great victory here in north east somerset next year or next year must, i have been the must, i think, have been the 2010 election. but i'm 2010 election. but why i'm pointing this out this was pointing this out is this was taken when i was on the china afghan border way back in 1961, tracking marco poland. answer your point about the cars now. okay. for the last eight weeks i've been travelling across china and a lot of that time has beenin china and a lot of that time has been in vehicles. i had, for example, a toyota, i think it was called a toyota

well i'm sure everybody will enjoy seeing jacob live from home with stanley johnson course stanley johnsonso. and i of the next hour or so. and i have to say , the government's have to say, the government's policy the whole migrant policy on the whole migrant crisis, none of it's comprehensive , bill. none of comprehensive, bill. none of it's believable. and labour's has literally got no idea what it is now, after yet another miserable weekend, can we please have some joy for the coming week with the weather forecast ? week with the weather forecast? >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening. on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. a bit of a north south split with the weather tomorrow mostly fine across north, whereas in the across the north, whereas in the south grey tuesday with south quite a grey tuesday with rain and drizzle from this little weather feature. doesn't look but it is look much, does it? but it is introducing cloud and introducing more cloud rain and drizzle

well i'm sure everybody will enjoy seeing jacob live from home with stanley johnson course stanley johnsonso. and i of the next hour or so. and i have to say , the government's have to say, the government's policy the whole migrant policy on the whole migrant crisis, none of it's comprehensive , bill. none of comprehensive, bill. none of it's believable. and labour's has literally got no idea what it is now, after yet another miserable weekend, can we please have some joy for the coming week with the weather forecast ? week with the weather forecast? >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening. on. gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. a bit of a north south split with the weather tomorrow mostly fine across north, whereas in the across the north, whereas in the south grey tuesday with south quite a grey tuesday with rain and drizzle from this little weather feature. doesn't look but it is look much, does it? but it is introducing cloud and introducing more cloud rain and drizzle

carole malone, andrea jenkins and stanley johnson on the superstar panel.l farage lviv clash. then nigel farage lviv lady colin campbell in the house. paul burrell and kelvin mackenzie. i mean , come on, mackenzie. i mean, come on, that's a—list, right? >> that is an absolutely brilliant panel. i've never heard of a better one. i'm almost as good as my panels . almost as good as my panels. anyway, that's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. jacob tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe mogg. this has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. his has been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andras been state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andrasit'sen state tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rethe nation. andrasit's sunnye of the nation. and if it's sunny in somerset tomorrow. i'm a dutchman. afraid that warm dutchman. i'm afraid that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb proud sponsors of weather on. gb news evening. >> i'

, james cleverly stanley johnson, james cleverly came under fire for what some perceived to beurgeoning superpower of the people's repubuc superpower of the people's republic of china. the foreign secretary declared that isolating the communist chinese would be a mistake and that it makes sense for the two parties to work together where it is in our mutual interest to do so. here is mr cleverly with the vice president china , han vice president of china, han zhang, as my next guest points out, when we watch documentaries about the worst human about some of the worst human rights history, rarely rights abuses in history, rarely do we expect to see pictures of british leaders shaking hands with the perpetrators of these crimes , as that's exactly what crimes, as that's exactly what we see here. the uyghurs are a minority muslim group in the westernmost part of china. and since 2016, they have been increasing suffering at the hands of the communist chinese state estimates have been made suggesting over a million uyghurs have been detained in what are sinisterly known as re—educati

well, i'm now joined by the dove, our very own china correspondent, stanley johnson , correspondent,htly more hawkish chairman of the foreign affairs select committee, alicia kearns stanley. do we no longer care about the people of hong kong ? kong? >> of course i care about people from hong kong. i care about the whole set of the relationships between britain and china. and i think what mr cleverly is doing today really good thing to today is a really good thing to happen. i think it is high time we try to reset , revert, if you we try to reset, revert, if you like, to what you might call the cameron osborne set of relationship with china and by the way, i don't i did read your report and congratulations on it . i didn't see it in any way as the kind of hawkish represents in which you just gave. okay >> but isn't it absolutely classic british foreign policy towards china ? china does towards china? china does something outrageous , like the something outrageous, like the security law in hong kong . it security law in hong kong. it breaks the joint declaration when we make a few nois

well, i'm now joined by the dove, our very own china correspondent, stanley johnson , correspondent,htly more hawkish chairman of the foreign affairs select committee, alicia kearns stanley. do we no longer care about the people of hong kong ? kong? >> of course i care about people from hong kong. i care about the whole set of the relationships between britain and china. and i think what mr cleverly is doing today really good thing to today is a really good thing to happen. i think it is high time we try to reset , revert, if you we try to reset, revert, if you like, to what you might call the cameron osborne set of relationship with china and by the way, i don't i did read your report and congratulations on it . i didn't see it in any way as the kind of hawkish represents in which you just gave. okay >> but isn't it absolutely classic british foreign policy towards china ? china does towards china? china does something outrageous , like the something outrageous, like the security law in hong kong . it security law in hong kong. it breaks the joint declaration when we make a few nois

. >> stanley johnson joins us now. good morning, >> stanley johnson joins us now. ng, stanley. >> well, good morning. >> well, good morning. >> what is your tipple of choice and will this affect you? were you upset by this or not? >> i imagine i was rather pleased that the prime minister said that draught beer would actually go down 11, 11, 11 per pint. well, that is something. and also it's also very good in a sense for the environment because you're going to have far fewer bottles, far many fewer bottles in the waste stream. and that includes cans as well. so that includes cans as well. so that was a good that was a good thing. but does does £0.11 a pint really affect anyone's behaviour? >> if you think do i go to the pub or not or do i have a drink at home, i'm going to save £0.44 if i have four pints, it's not going to make a difference is it ? >> 7- >> no, it's 7_ >> no, it's a ? >> no, it's a nice, it's a nice psychological, nice psychological, nice psychological thing. it's a good, good boost for publicans. >> what about the women who dnnk >> what about the w

and in fact we had stanley johnson yesterday who stanley johnson on yesterday who did infer might didy, be prime minister again one day, didn't he, when he certainly believes his son could believes that his son could potentially return fold. potentially return to the fold. >> i after all, the person >> i mean, after all, the person that boris johnson is supposed to himself upon, to sort of base himself upon, winston churchill had his decade in the wilderness. well after holding of state holding great offices of state leaving office, travelling around america for a bit and then coming back sensationally. >> but even more so, you know, he came into parliament as a tory, then he switched and sat as and then he went as a liberal and then he went back to the tories. you know, he didn't get a rat. he ratted and famously johnson the famously boris johnson at the oxford a tory, stood as oxford union as a tory, stood as the sdp and then became tory again. >> yeah, but let's talk about just stop oil >> we love talking about them. don't we? they are now boasting that their tactics have shaped la

we were we were doomed and his one of his best friends who's known for 12 years at this point, stanley johnson calls him the next day and says that a terrible speech. it wasn't you. it didn't sound like. and you're just going to cost us support among all the people who are helping us. we're never going to be able to get any access to the white house again. and king says, and we have this, you know, transcript of this. we exactly what he said. he says haven't, you been listening to me all these years. oh well, i might have made a politico mistake in giving that speech, but i did not make a moral mistake in giving that speech. and here he is, martin luther king jr. and still people questioning him and questioning his morality, his vision. earlier we mentioned how he said that his purpose was to prophesies prophesies. boy, he prophesized own death many times belafonte tells us stories about a nervous tic. you want to tell that one? yeah. you know belafonte spent like quality time, personal time. he's one of the few people who i interviewed who i felt stopped to ask dr. king, how he was doing. how

stanley johnson , boroughs. so the tories think for once , stanley they've got for once, stanley they've got something with which they can really take the fight to labour because they saw what happened in the by—election, in the uxbridge by—election, triggered by the resignation of a boris johnson. they a certain boris johnson. they held to on that seat against the odds when they lost two seats in different parts of the country on a crushing swing to the other side, i think the tories are seriously barking up the wrong tree if they think that attacking ulez is going to be the secret of success at the next election. >> and in fact, you could argue, since you mentioned the former mp for uxbridge and reisner, you could argue that maybe the victory in uxbridge was a little bit of a residual admiration and memory and recollection of the former of the former mp. i say to get some sound, you know, i'm old enough to remember a great tory triumph . and what was that? tory triumph. and what was that? it was the 1956 clean

stanley johnson is with us. good morning, stanley. thank you joining us.g us. why can't the royal get can't the royal navy get involved, think, and stop involved, do you think, and stop the boats? mid—channel >> it probably could, but that would require a political decision, i think. and i said thatis decision, i think. and i said that is the answer. and the government would have to say we are going to stop them. we don't want them to come. and then it would have to square that with various international international commitments. and i think that's the government isn't yet in that in that position because we are bound by international law. as far as the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers are concerned . moreover, seekers are concerned. moreover, we've kind of got out of the eu , eu concept here. it's a pity because i think there was a chance when we were still in the eu. of course we would expect me to say this of having a kind of collective approach to this issue and i'm not sure about that because have countries that because you have countries wit

. >> stanley johnson, not >> we do.r has been jetting up country. should up and down the country. should a minister be taking a prime minister be taking helicopters jets? helicopters and private jets? i think prime minister a g7 think a prime minister of a g7 country probably should, except think a prime minister of a g7 counwhen obably should, except think a prime minister of a g7 counwhen he bly should, except think a prime minister of a g7 counwhen he says, |ould, except think a prime minister of a g7 counwhen he says, well, except think a prime minister of a g7 counwhen he says, well, it'sapt that when he says, well, it's convenient for me. >> you know what, rishi >> well, you know what, rishi sunak using my car is convenient for me. so let's have a chat about as well. don't go anywhere. >> looks things are heating >> looks like things are heating up. boilers sponsors up. boxed boilers proud sponsors of on gb news as morning i >> -- >> alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news.

johnson sitting in for joy reid. we'll be right back. right back. ffortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanleymakes complex trading easier. react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity. e*trade from morgan stanley my father didn't know his dad. with ancestry i dug and dug until i found some information. birth certificate. wow. and then you add it to the tree. it's like you discover a new family member. discover even more at ancestry.com (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. it's like you discover i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your phar

stanley on the superstar panel last night, believe me, they'll agree he's not concern. believe me, they'll agree he's not so concern. believe me, they'll agree he's not so borisyncern. he's >> so boris johnson don't you? >> don't you? >> basically, think it's >> don't you? >> if basically, think it's >> don't you? >> if they ically, think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt .y, think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like they it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like they came that if they felt like they came out said a net zero, out and they said a net zero, net nothing 2070s too soon, net net, nothing 2070s too soon, then wave of then there was a large wave of then there was a large wave of the would vote the people who would not vote for therefore, can't for them. therefore, they can't be think he be as emphatic as i think he might be. might like to be. >> and with this, after >> and with nana on this, after immigration, zero immigration, scrapping net zero is the biggest winner. >> they should just >> rid of it, they should just do it. >> follow what lord frost said. follow patel said. follow what priti patel said. listen small listen to the

stanley on the superstar panel last night, believe me, they'll agree he's not concern. believe me, they'll agree he's not so concern. believe me, they'll agree he's not so borisyncern. he's >> so boris johnson don't you? >> basically, think it's >> don't you? >> if basically, think it's >> don't you? >> if they ically, think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt .y, think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like think it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like they it's >> don't you? >> if they felt like they came that if they felt like they came out said a net zero, out and they said a net zero, net nothing 2070s too soon, net net, nothing 2070s too soon, then wave of then there was a large wave of then there was a large wave of the would vote the people who would not vote for therefore, can't for them. therefore, they can't be think he be as emphatic as i think he might be. might like to be. >> and with this, after >> and with nana on this, after immigration, zero immigration, scrapping net zero is the biggest winner. >> they should just >> rid of it, they should just do it. >> follow what lord frost said. follow patel said. follow what priti patel said. listen small listen to the true small c c