and that suzanne evans is calling for is nca massive exaggeration d that suzanne evans is calling forzanne evans is calling for is nca massive exaggeration . what is a massive exaggeration. what we are seeing is what we are seeing is hundreds of people who train station in our city. this is just one incident, by the way. the same train station coincide mentally. i think not where jewish children were brought after the war. i don't think it's north korea style all policing to say that maybe the army should have been brought in to disperse that. ajmal so did you invite me to just listen to both of you berating one's only and getting your side across? >> because no, i understand what lies i'm excuse me, let me make my point undisturbed . three my point undisturbed. three minutes to speak and you've already disturbed me in my 30s of what i was about to say. how is that fair? >> how are you going to answer my question or not? >> how are you going to answer my now tion or not? >> how are you going to answer my now ion or not? >> how are you going to answer my now i willr not? >> how are you

the journalist and former ukip deputy suzanne evans. deputy chairman suzanne evans. gb news is very own nigel nelson . suzanne, i mean, ukip to nelson. suzanne, i mean, ukip to an extent, did this and was the breakthrough party and we got brexit. but if you look at what's happening in other countries, people aren't very satisfied with the incumbent. traditional parties are they? no. >> well, i think it's interesting. we've been talking about immigration earlier in the programme. this is not just a problem britain. this a problem in britain. this is a problem in britain. this is a problem across europe. and we've seen mentioned , in seen that, as you mentioned, in italy. had viktor italy. we've also had viktor orban in hungary. this is something is really something that is really affecting at a quite affecting people at a quite visceral level, i think. and i do wonder also with with the netherlands elections whether we've seen the pro—palestine marches as well that have perhaps fuelled his anti—islam policies, which he no doubt has. you know, he wants to he wants to b

the journalist and former ukip deputy suzanne evans. deputy chairman suzanne evans.nd gb news is very own nigel nelson . suzanne, i mean, ukip to nelson. suzanne, i mean, ukip to an extent, did this and was the breakthrough party and we got brexit. but if you look at what's happening in other countries, people aren't very satisfied with the incumbent. traditional parties are they? no. >> well, i think it's interesting. we've been talking about immigration earlier in the programme. this is not just a problem britain. this a problem in britain. this is a problem in britain. this is a problem across europe. and we've seen mentioned , in seen that, as you mentioned, in italy. had viktor italy. we've also had viktor orban in hungary. this is something is really something that is really affecting at a quite affecting people at a quite visceral level, i think. and i do wonder also with with the netherlands elections whether we've seen the pro—palestine marches as well that have perhaps fuelled his anti—islam policies, which he no doubt has. you know, he wants to he wants to

suzanne evans and peter married. suzanne evans and peter edwards. oh, no , sorry, peter, edwards. so lots of you have been getting in touch. amy. i've got this one from alan. alan said, why would you accept? because we was talking about scrapping the car and sadiq khan scrappage scheme, says, scrappage scheme, and she says, why would you accept £2,000 from khan scheme your khan scrappage scheme if your car is worth much more at trade price , your might well price, your car might as well mysteriously disappear you mysteriously disappear and you could the from the could claim the money from the insurance. that insurance. yes, exactly. that could why the could be the reason why the scheme is being taken by 75. let's see what else have we got now? talking about the marches and anti—semitism. roger says the met police yesterday had 1200 officers to police, 100,000 to 150,000. pro—palestine pro—palestinians in the march in london. it's a shambles . no way london. it's a shambles. no way the met police can keep control of the marches. how on earth can the police safely police to events i

we have suzanne evans. debate. we have suzanne evans. john sergeant and amy nicole turner . plus, does rishi sunak turner. plus, does rishi sunak really need to sack his home secretary patrick o'flynn battles imran eaton in the clash . and should the police be doing more to protect poppy sellers and stand up for the british way of life .7 former editor of the of life.7 former editor of the sun newspaper kelvin mackenzie is disgusted by the shocking treatment of our army veterans and he speaks out shortly . and he speaks out shortly. elsewhere with the country at breaking point is king charles right that we should be more welcoming to refugees? i'll ask former home office minister ann widdecombe whether our monarch should keep his nose out of politics. and what about this, folks? in a bombshell sun exclusive gb news is very own. nigel farage is reportedly heading down under into i'm a celebrity , if true. it's one of celebrity, if true. it's one of the biggest showbiz stories of the biggest showbiz stories of the year. so i've rounded up two. i'm a celeb legends for their unm

political commentator suzanne evans . we've commentator suzanne evans.environment secretary got former environment secretary ranil jayawardena mp and author and journalist rebecca reid. look, susan, i'll start with you . you think the tories screw everything up, don't you? >> well, i wouldn't go quite that far, but i think they pretty much have screwed everything up. i mean, we're talking immigration, for instance. >> we're expecting huge >> we're expecting these huge immigration on thursday. >> you 700,000. i pray >> you said 700,000. i pray patrick, that is expectations management. so that when it's only not far off the only perhaps not far off the last high of 606,606 hundred that we that they think it's not so bad but look what's immigration amounted to basically 23 years of broken promises by the conservatives that 2010 manifesto when they went into coalition with the lib dems. we're going to get it to down the tens of thousands, 700,000 a year. now we're looking at it's absolutely disgraceful and totally undemocratic as well because nobody voted fo

the thoughts now of my brilliant panel thoughts now of my brilliant panel, political commentator suzanne evansef political correspondent john sergeant and author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. let me start with you, suzanne. your reaction to what you've seen in the last few weeks? >> i've been absolutely appalled i >>i -- >> i think suella braverman is right . these are hate marches. right. these are hate marches. i've been appalled, too, at the lack of action that the police have been taking . i can't have been taking. i can't imagine that i'm living in a society city where jews are now afraid to go on public transport, where they're afraid to be wearing their stars of david in public, where they they feel that, well, there has been an increase in anti—semitic attacks. it's not a feeling . attacks. it's not a feeling. this is a fact. this is what's happening , as you said this is a fact. this is what's happening, as you said in your monologue. mark, the history is repeating itself. and that is my worry. seems to be worry. and nobody seems to be doing anything about it. the authorities are

we have suzanne evans. debate. we have suzanne evans. john sergeant and amy nicole turner .o sack his home secretary patrick o'flynn battles imran eaton in the clash . and should the police be doing more to protect poppy sellers and stand up for the british way of life ? former editor of the of life? former editor of the sun newspaper kelvin mackenzie is disgusted by the shocking treatment of our army veterans and he speaks out shortly . and he speaks out shortly. elsewhere with the country at breaking point is king charles right that we should be more welcoming to refugees? i'll ask

on the panel tonight, it is nigel's former political colleague, suzanne evans. we've got tory mp randall on the panel got tory mp randall on the panel, giant wardner and author rebecca ray . this is patrick rebecca ray. this is patrick christys. tonight and it's all happening . happening. email me now. do you think there's something weird going on at imaceleb ? vaiews@gbnews.com at imaceleb? vaiews@gbnews.com tweet us at gb news. well, we make the news after the headunes. headlines. >> patrick, thank you. and good evening to you. well, the news tonight is that israel has confirmed that the 12 newly released hostages have arrived in israel on the fifth day of an extended truce with the hamas terror group . for those people terror group. for those people watching on television, the hostages can be seen in these pictures taken a short while ago at the rafah border crossing with egypt . the israeli defence with egypt. the israeli defence forces saying ten israelis and two thai nationals are now on their way home to their families. notwithstanding those medical check

suzanne evans , tory mp randall suzanne evans, tory mp randall on the panel, jayawardena.fty, it's rebecca reid. this is patrick christys. tonight and, well, i've i want to hear directly from you gb views gbnews.com straight forward should the falklands stay british, get stuck in on

we have suzanne evans. debate. we have suzanne evans. john sergeant and amy nicole turner .turner. plus, does rishi sunak really need to sack his home secretary patrick o'flynn battles imran eaton in the clash . and should the police be doing more to protect poppy sellers and stand up for the british way of life ? former editor of the of life? former editor of the sun newspaper kelvin mackenzie is disgusted by the shocking treatment of our army veterans and he speaks out shortly . and he speaks out shortly. elsewhere with the country at breaking point is king charles right that we should be more welcoming to refugees? i'll ask former home office minister ann widdecombe whether our monarch should keep his nose out of politics. and what about this, folks? in a bombshell sun exclusive gb news is very own. nigel farage is reportedly heading down under into i'm a celebrity , if true. it's one of celebrity, if true. it's one of the biggest showbiz stories of the biggest showbiz stories of the year. so i've rounded up two. i'm a celeb legends for their unmissable reactions. former

political commentator suzanne evans, former environment ranil environment secretary ranil jayawardenahor and jayawardena, mp and author and journalist rebecca reid . journalist rebecca reid. suzanne, i will start with you on this. really, i mean , this on this. really, i mean, this just seems to be a bit of an egregious hatchet job. they had to pull one of the copies or the set of copies from the netherlands for it, you know, allegedly revealing a name that may have been linked to the royal racist side of things. scobie denies ever putting that in there, but it's not gone too smoothly for him. >> no, it's absolutely bizarre. i mean, ridiculous load i mean, what a ridiculous load of king of allegations about king charles. are on charles. who the hell are on shoelaces? kings ironed shoelaces? not even kings ironed their an an their shoelaces. surely an an inch toothpaste. how inch of toothpaste. how profligate. manage more profligate. i can't manage more than a quarter of inch than about a quarter of an inch on my toothbrush. i've got a nice electric one. maybe prince charles is using t

we've got political commentator suzanne evans. and guess what?h. and let's see you both. and look, let's start with the gaza situation . start with the gaza situation. so, mike, we're seeing some video from the israeli army that says that this is the first solid evidence of a hamas tunnel network underneath the al—shifa hospital . hospital. >> yeah, so, i mean, obviously, we're aware there's a propaganda war going on between israel and hamas as well as a real war. so we're assuming that this is this is true. if it even if it is true, it doesn't really change anything. i mean, we're all we're well aware that hamas we're all well aware that hamas has tunnels has had a network of tunnels that's enabled it to do the awful things that does that awful things that it does that it's the last few weeks. it's done in the last few weeks. and it to and it's also enabling it to continue operate thing. so continue to operate thing. so this doesn't really tell us anything new, i don't think really. i mean, what's is really. i mean, what's what is maybe story ab

suzanne evans and ajmal masroor go to loggerheads in the clash elsewhere after researchers are ofcom be wiped from existence in the name of woke tory deputy chair lee anderson? he's not happy with the cancel culture mob and he's live in the studio. that's very, very soon. so too is royal author angela levin with her expert analysis of the king's state visit to kenya. also is the monarch entitled to express shame on our behalf? did you

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suzanne evans and ajmal masroor go to loggerheads in the clash elsewhere after researchers are ofcomcist and outdated? will comedy classics be wiped from existence in the name of woke tory deputy chair lee anderson? he's not happy with the cancel culture mob and he's live in the studio. that's very, very soon. so too is royal author angela levin with her expert analysis of the king's state visit to kenya. also is the monarch entitled to express shame on our behalf? did you want him to do that after he all but apologised for britain's

on the panel tonight, it is nigel's former political colleague, suzanne evans.the panel got tory mp randall on the panel, giant wardner and author rebecca ray . this is patrick rebecca ray. this is patrick christys. tonight and it's all happening .

on the panel tonight, it is nigel's former political colleague, suzanne evans. giant wardner and author rebecca ray . this is patrick rebecca ray. this is patrick christys. tonight and it's all happening . happening. email me now. do you think there's something weird going on at imaceleb ? vaiews@gbnews.com at imaceleb? vaiews@gbnews.com tweet us at gb news. well, we make the news after the headunes. headlines. >> patrick, thank you. and good evening to you. well, the news tonight is that israel has confirmed that the 12 newly released hostages have arrived in israel on the fifth day of an extended truce with the hamas terror group . for those people terror group. for those people watching on television, the hostages can be seen in these pictures taken a short while ago at the rafah border crossing with egypt . the israeli defence with egypt. the israeli defence forces saying ten israelis and two thai nationals are now on their way home to their families. notwithstanding those medical checks, of course, first the eldest of them is 84 year old lisa hyman. we're a

lisa mckenzie, suzanne evans, good talk to all. lisa mckenzie, suzanne evarboth good talk to all.kenzie, suzanne evarboth this morning.rlk to all. lisa mckenzie, suzanne evarboth this morning. thanks you both this morning. thanks very much for your time. very much indeed for your time. >> you , paul coyte. >> thank you, paul coyte. >> thank you, paul coyte. >> with me now , just looking at >> with me now, just looking at the league , manchester the premier league, manchester city point ahead. then comes liverpool, arsenal , spurs and liverpool, arsenal, spurs and villa. those are the top five, manchester united coming in sixth, four points behind villa. how did we get to that stage over the weekend? >> i'll tell you how we did chelsea city chelsea for manchester city four. mean , what a game. what four. i mean, what a game. what a game was. what game . dong a game was. what a game. dong cole, palmer is the is the talk at moment. cole palmer at the moment. cole palmer scored in the 95th scored a penalty in the 95th minute for chelsea . i mean, minute for chelsea. i mean, they're 21

a few moments time, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds with political commentator suzanne evans. but before all of that, let's get your latest news headlines with sophia . with sophia. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom . humza yousafs in—laws newsroom. humza yousafs in—laws have arrived back in scotland after being trapped in gaza for more than three weeks. mr yousuf confirmed the news on and posted a photo of the reunion , saying a photo of the reunion, saying he's pleased his in—laws are safe and back home. the foreign office is pressing for the rafah crossing to reopen to allow uk nationals to escape gaza. 112 people were expected to leave yesterday when the crossing was temporarily closed . it is temporarily closed. it is unknown how many, if any , were unknown how many, if any, were able to make the journey . boris able to make the journey. boris johnson has visited a kibbutz as he continues his tour of israel in a show of solidarity wtih the former prime minister who arrived in the country this morning, made the trip alongside former australi

well, joining us now is suzanne evans, political commentator and henry hill, the deputy editor of conservativehomee water. rishi sunak. turning to rishi sunak braverman bites back. david cameron back from the dead. suzanne where would you like to start? take your pick. >> i don't know. i feel like i'm back in 1997 again. really? i think that was the most dramatic political change of my lifetime. so far. when you when you'd had , so far. when you when you'd had, you know, over a decade of conservative rule and then suddenly the labour party under tony blair sweeps to power with a 179 majority after a catastrophic strophic catalogue of errors by the conservatives. and it feels very much like that again now . so we've had cameron again now. so we've had cameron come back from the dead. as you said, we've had suella sack, despite the fact that for many conservative leaning people, she seemed to be the only person that was saying what they thought and what they believe . thought and what they believe. and i said before , suella that and i said before, suella that if you did sack it, he'd be sunk. sunak