stephen is the mp stephen pound. otting hill carnival an opening to anarchy or is this just something that happens once a year and we should put up with it? >> there's certainly some profound problems. look i'm not entirely sure that the comparison with and comparison with sodom and gomorrah is . i always wonder gomorrah is. i always wonder what got to in gomorrah. what they got up to in gomorrah. we know they did in we all know what they did in sodom, but who knows? but the point is, san francisco is a basket right the way across basket case right the way across the states people are the states is why people are leaving going to the leaving and going to the so—called states. but look, so—called red states. but look, here's thing. i've here's the strange thing. i've been the nottingham been going to the nottingham carnival years. i'm from carnival for years. i'm from that world. sunday that part of the world. sunday the is marvellous. the family day is marvellous. it's light hearted , it's full of it's light hearted,

stephen is the mp stephen pound. otting hill carnival an opening to anarchy or is this just something that happens once a year and we should put up with it? >> there's certainly some profound problems. look i'm not entirely sure that the comparison with and comparison with sodom and gomorrah is . i always wonder gomorrah is. i always wonder what got to in gomorrah. what they got up to in gomorrah. we know they did in we all know what they did in sodom, but who knows? but the point is, san francisco is a basket right the way across basket case right the way across the states people are the states is why people are leaving going to the leaving and going to the so—called states. but look, so—called red states. but look, here's thing. i've here's the strange thing. i've been the nottingham been going to the nottingham carnival years. i'm from carnival for years. i'm from that world. sunday that part of the world. sunday the is marvellous. the family day is marvellous. it's light hearted , it's full of it's light hearted,

stephen pound. stephen, i'll go to you on this. are getting in the way of this. we've got the fire brigades union. they're affiliated with the labour party. i don't think they are. we've got cash in hand. lawyers who are saying, look, i'll make up an asylum claim for you if the fee is right. what's going on? >> well, no, i mean, if the government's unhappy with the law, change the law, they can change the law. it's as that. look, it's simple as that. but look, the reality is that this this idea of having a barge just off portland, there's huge implications. portland, incidentally, was the last place he people in the he used to execute people in the navy portland. bill yes, but navy on portland. bill yes, but there's no suggestion. sammy but look, i think was look, the idea i think it was somebody on news said last somebody on gb news said last week, if there fire, week, if there was a fire, surely all they have to do is to dunk it. now the reality is that this is close to this. but this is right close to this. but what really my ab

oh, there's the wonderful stephen pound. going to stephen pound.se, emma webb from the common gb common sense society and gb news% very much news% thank you very much indeed. got some rather indeed. so we've got some rather interesting stories to go through actually. now, this one on critics akin to white on gender critics akin to white supremacy . it's claims snp's supremacy. it's claims snp's mhairi black. what on earth is this about? >> god, it's all a bit fruity , >> god, it's all a bit fruity, isn't it, this morning? so this is, this is during edinburgh fringe. i presume she's giving some kind of comedy performance because it's harsh. i don't know . it wasn't very funny, but it clearly wasn't very funny. no. so she has she's compared gender critics and feminists to white supremacists . supremacists. >> remind us what gender critical gender critical means that you believe in biological sex, that you don't buy into the gender ideology of believing that, you know, in self—identify action. >> so in the scottish context, obviously this has been hug

joining me tonight is the broadcaster ralph rafe heydel—mankoo and the former mp stephen pound. avourite people . how lucky am favourite people. how lucky am i? ralph and stephen, thank you so much forjoining us here today. how lucky are we actually ? so stephen, kick us off. do you think that this is not just wrong but unethical? yeah, well , i think this is profoundly wrong. >> and i think we've actually reached stage now where we reached a stage now where we simply say this far and simply have to say this far and no further. i think we are actually is asinine. is actually this is asinine. it is pure also inchoate. it pure art. it's also inchoate. it makes whatsoever. look, makes no sense whatsoever. look, let's of things let's get a couple of things straight. actually found straight. they've actually found a well, have to say, a mirror. well, i have to say, that doesn't necessarily that doesn't mean necessarily that doesn't mean necessarily that the place is full of gay men the mirror. men preening in the mirror. there's of women on board. there's a lot of women on board. henr

>> stephen pound is >> well, stephen pound is joining studio. joining us in the studio. at should should we great sorry, should we should we just our our panel just introduce our our panel here talk news? dawn here to talk to the news? dawn neesom, course, the former neesom, of course, the former editor of the daily star joins us as well as the former labour mp stephen pound. stephen, you jumped a great jumped in there with a great joke. it again. joke. let's just say it again. sorry i said what's coming sorry i just said what's coming down line? sorry i just said what's coming dothat's ine? sorry i just said what's coming dothat's coming line? >> what's coming down the line? >> what's coming down the line? >> excellent. see the >> excellent. i don't see the point myself of price rises. the points. >> oh, very good. >> oh, very good. >> good. oh my. >> oh very good. oh my. >> oh very good. oh my. >> i'm slow morning, jim. >> i'm slow this morning, jim. >> i'm slow this morning, jim. >> need any encouragement. >> but just on that, actually , >> but just on that, actually,

well, stephen pound, if >> okay. been able to get anything done? do you worry about that? >> i worry about it morning, noon and night. i think there are some decent people in the home office. but the real problem is, you know, darren or karen or darren, it's a lot easier to find a scapegoat than it is to find a solution. and the with home office the trouble with the home office at it's lot easier at the moment, it's a lot easier to a diversity workshop to have a diversity workshop than make a decision. the than to make a decision. the home office is too big, too unwieldy and undirected. it needs split into least needs to be split into at least three component parts and i'll be interested to see what denis macshane about this. macshane has to say about this. but certain areas in national but in certain areas in national security, fairly security, they do a fairly decent job. the case of decent job. in the case of border control, absolutely, absolutely. border control, absolutely, althey'd ly. border control, absolutel

wonderful edwina currie, neil hamilton and also stephen pound.ight. well i'm going to start with brian cat because he's our engineer and physicist and he knows his about and he knows his stuff about electric is it true, electric cars. is it true, brian, is there a reality that they could be infiltrated by the chinese ? chinese? >> well, i'm just trying to think this one through. i've got fairly short notice . but the fairly short notice. but the answer your question is if you have a problem it's have a problem about it, it's a bit routers and bit like cisco routers and things like that. >> you use the who are the ones that they replaced them with . that they replaced them with. >> matter as long as >> it doesn't matter as long as the people who are driving the cars security risk. so cars are not a security risk. so you could say, okay, just for the government. no, no chinese cars because that's a daft idea. and in fact, i'm sure most ministries would say the same, trying to get a ministry to put their stuff off the server in their stuff off the s

very good morning stephen pound. n expanding the ulez zone in london this is a story in the sun. yeah, but what's extraordinary about this is that you know, we tend not to talk about ulez after uxbridge, which you lose was what we which is, you lose was what we were being told with on the doorstep. >> but look, sadiq khan has got this a conservative plan. if this is a conservative plan. if you remember, ulez was you remember, the ulez was originally brought in by the tories, boris tories, implemented by boris johnson. sadiq has done johnson. but what sadiq has done is too fast, too is he's moved too fast, too forward , too quickly. but forward, too quickly. and but what extra ordinary about what is extra ordinary about this is, you know, i knew the man years and, you know, he man for years and, you know, he somehow found £500 million down the back of a sofa to actually beef up, you know, the scrappage scheme. now, for the last year or so, we've been saying no, the scrappage scheme is generous because it's targeted at

i'm joined now by former labour mp stephen pound . labour mp stephen pound. phen, we obviously can't flash up the tweet that diane abbott said because he's got some swearing in it, but it was in relation to lee anderson saying that if off channel migrants don't really like it here or don't like the bars, then should go somewhere then they should go somewhere else. abbott, in else. and then diane abbott, in response people dying in the response to people dying in the med, course. well, they did med, of course. well, they did indeed go somewhere else. but to the sea, should the bottom of the sea, should she politics? she retire from politics? >> she certainly should . i >> well, she certainly should. i mean, and she's mean, she is 70 now and she's sitting as an independent mp, so she can't actually be a labour mp at the next election. i think she's for she's delighted us for long enough , but there certain enough, but there are certain things she's done were things that she's done that were quite it's best quite remarkable, but it's best to leave while she still

sun, the broadcaster and historian rafe heydel—mankoo and former labour party mep mep storey mp stephen poundjust given you a place in the european parliament there. stephen yes, so ralph could do me much good. kick us off. what do you think of this? do you think that the church sending the wrong message? >> first just want to >> well, first i just want to thank for that marvellous thank you for that marvellous monologue about saint maximilian kolbe, to my kolbe, who's very close to my heart he was at heart because he was at auschwitz the same time as my auschwitz at the same time as my grandfather's cousin, who was a professor economics and was professor of economics and was housed in a nearby block. and they were actually murdered within few weeks of each within a few weeks of each other. very to my other. so very close to my heart. i'm thrilled that gb heart. and i'm thrilled that gb news actually talking about news is actually talking about that anyway, that wonderful man. but anyway, on topic at hand. look, on to the topic at hand. look, if masses are being cancelled or if masses are bei

emma and stephen pound are back with us in the studio.t actress having a 40th birthday party and her people , whoever it party and her people, whoever it is, her assistant , contacts is, her assistant, contacts a local bakery to say would you like to give some free cakes to catherine tilsley in return for a shout out on instagram ? yeah. a shout out on instagram? yeah. >> so cupcakes , let us tell you >> so cupcakes, let us tell you what happened. >> here's a little video about it . cake gate . what it. cake gate. what >> so ? >> so? >> so? >> so? >> so i had no idea those emails were being sent. i'm not working with the lovely okay magazine on anything that i'm aware of and netherland are an amazing company. they've supplied me with performer in the past. there insane. and they've been completely misrepresented in this matter here. um utterly bizarre . don't really know what bizarre. don't really know what to say . i bizarre. don't really know what to say. i mean, i hope the bizarre. don't really know what to say . i mean, i hope the cak

joining me now is broadcaster and historian rafe heydel—mankoo and former labour mp stephen pound. much, guys, forjoining us here tonight. so, ralph, let's start with you . you're very dead set with you. you're very dead set against paying reparations. yes, absolutely . absolutely. >> i mean, look, at the end of the day, none of these arguments are actually about slavery. they're about undermining the west britain, america and the west. if were really about west. if we were really about seeking distribution seeking equitable distribution of reparations, would see of reparations, we would see calls made not just to britain and to america, but we'd also have made nigeria, to have calls made to nigeria, to benin , to west africa, because benin, to west africa, because we remember the vast we have to remember the vast majority of slaves were actually kept in bondage in africa . there kept in bondage in africa. there were slaves held by other were more slaves held by other africans in africa than there were transported across the were ever transported across the atlantic. never hear abo

sir vince cable, stephen pound, charlie mullins and a live audience will be joining us. >> us. >> we'llne in next week at 7 pm. on friday on . gb news. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there . welcome to your >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm greg dewhurst and looking at the weekend be summarised by sunshine and scattered showers particularly heavy on saturday and looking at the bigger picture, we can see why this area of low pressure moves in for the weekend. increasing the wind strengths, the wind strengths, increasing the risk of showers across the north and west in particular out and the west in particular out there through the rest of friday evening. not too bad. there'll be some clear spells before dusk and overnight we'll see and then overnight we'll see some outbreaks of rain pushing in across parts of northern ireland, western scotland, which could be heavy at times. temperatures generally a little lower than recent nights. so a little more comfortable for sleeping, but still 1

sir vince cable, stephen pound, charlie mullins and a live audience will be joining us. >> us. >> we'lln next week at 7 pm. on friday on . gb news. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there . welcome to your >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm greg dewhurst and looking at the weekend be summarised by sunshine and scattered showers particularly heavy on saturday and looking at the bigger picture, we can see why this area of low pressure moves in for the weekend. increasing the wind strengths, the wind strengths, increasing the risk of showers across the north and the west in particular out there the rest of friday there through the rest of friday evening. not too bad. there'll be some clear spells before dusk and then overnight we'll see some outbreaks of rain pushing in across parts of northern ireland, western scotland, which could be heavy at times. temperatures generally a little lower than recent nights. so a little more comfortable for sleeping, still 14 or 15 for sleeping, but still 14

. >> yes, stephen pound and emma webber here. that's who. andrew is to. yeah they've is talking to.wearing yellow. well, did you not get the memo that emma and got? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you're looking very summery , >> you're looking very summery, stephen. what's badge? stephen. what's the badge? >> , royal association. >> oh, royal naval association. >> oh, royal naval association. >> . >> very good. >> very good. >> yeah, very nice. right right. india trade talks . emma, have we india trade talks. emma, have we finally taken back control post brexit? is this going to make us all rich beyond our wildest dreams ? dreams? >> i mean, i would. i'm no longer an optimist. i mean, if i ever was, but i think it's certainly good news. i mean, i think that it's just a reality that the uk needs needs to shift its attention towards the indo—pacific because that's where growth is coming from. and so , so being unshackled from so, so being unshackled from europe and able to make these trade deals, india dependently gives us an edge moving forward with an increasingly complex and quick quite quic

pounds heavier than me and i must admit i cheated. i hit low. i didn't like getting punched in the face. my girlfriend at the time was there. >> stepheny have you wrestle and box basically on the same day to see if anybody goes into it. >> how do you do? >> stephen: i was the only one who raised his hand to say i will box because boxing was optional. i said i'll box because i was 1 of 8 boys in my brothers box, so i raised my hand and wonder guy raised his hand and he was a large boy who had matured before the rest of us. he was shaving and eighth grade and his literal name was rocky. >> wow. [laughs] >> stephen: and the coach putting the things in the glove that were pertinent -- >> why didn't you run? why didn't you just turn around -- >> stephen: because i said i would. >> come up with an excuse, i'm sick, i got a headache, my mother is calling me, got to go home, come up with anything, why didn't you just run! why! >> stephen: because he was a friend of mine, he wasn't going to hurt me. >> did you think rocky was going to take it easy on you? >> stephen: i had never seen rocky throw a punch. >> a dude named rocky is not going to t

stephen. >> that's right, i do. and that's why we've chosen this wonderful pig image. don't kill cash because we are trying to encourage the idea of saving. encourage the idea of people being penny wise and poundpenny? are we going to call it penny? are we going to call it winky? are we going to call it winky? are we going to call it pinky? we want gb news viewers and listeners to email us, not only signing up to our gb petition, but also gb news cash petition, but also suggest names for this pig . this suggest names for this pig. this pig suggest names for this pig. this pig needs to be named by midday . okay, that is your challenge . . okay, that is your challenge. >> we have lovely stuff. thank you. yes. let's get those thoughts coming through. and why do you think penny might win? i think a great that's a think that's a great that's a lovely one. i've still got my piggy lovely one. i've still got my piggy bank from childhood. from childhood? yeah. for you. >> one growing up. >> i had a camel one growing up. it wasn't piggy. and my kids it wasn't a piggy. and my kids have an elephant that made have an elephant that we made them papier mache and them out of papier mache and painted them pink