i'm joined by political commentator suzanne evans , journalist and suzanne evans, journalist and broadcasterm lister, strap yourselves in. let's do this. britain's a safe space for scumbags. next . scumbags. next. >> good evening. i'm tamsin roberts in the gb newsroom here at the top stories. mps and peers are sitting in parliament for a showdown on the rwanda bill. after months of deadlock. in an unusual turn, we've heard that the lights went out in the middle of the political ping pong after a short power outage in the house of lords. that says the bill's returned again to the commons, where we're expecting another vote from mps to decide whether to accept or reject the lords latest amendment . well, it lords latest amendment. well, it comes after the prime minister declared earlier that enough is enough and said mps and peers will sit through the night to get the bill passed to the us now and prosecutors have told a court that donald trump's alleged cover up of a hush money payment to a porn star did break the law. sparse crowds greeted trump at the new york courthouse despite his call fo

tonight's political commentator suzanne evans, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and in butterworth, and political editor at the daily express, sam lister, good evening to you all. suzanne, let's start with you . the bbc, let's start with you. the bbc, are a public institution . are a public institution. they're funded by licence fee payers. huw edwards was on £430,000 a year. do we have a right to know what's happened with this investigation? if it's been completed, if it hasn't, and where they stand with the complainants ? complainants? >> i think, you know, this story is never going to go away until we actually get to the bottom of what happened. and that report is quite clearly a part of that, huw edwards salary was huge , as huw edwards salary was huge, as you say. it's people who've got very little money who are paying the tv licence fee, i think. yeah, i think they they deserve to know, really. i think the way the bbc has handled the whole thing was atrocious. right from the word go. you might remember we had this witch hunt where basically every male presenter

suzanne evans cancelled by the bbc for having a personality. radio legend alex dyke and britain's bendy man , legendary britain's bendy man, legendary dancer wayne sleep . my friday dancer wayne sleep. my friday feeling monologue is coming. i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be proving why they're wrong about everything. but first the news headlines and tatiana sanchez, who's always right . right. >> mark, thank you and good evening . the top stories angela evening. the top stories angela rayner says she'll step down if it's determined that she's committed a criminal offence over her tax affairs. it's over the sale of her council house in stockport a decade ago. questions have been asked about whether she paid the right amount of tax and if it was her main home. in a statement, angela rayner said the questions raised relate to a time before she was an mp and that she's taken expert tax and legal advice. sir keir starmer says labour welcomes the investigation . investigation. >> w

suzanne evans cancelled by the bbc for having a personality. radio legend alex dyke and britain's bendy man , legendary britain's bendy man, legendary dancer wayne sleep . my friday dancer wayne sleep. my friday feeling monologue is coming. i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be proving why they're wrong about everything. but first the news headlines and tatiana sanchez, who's always right . right. >> mark, thank you and good evening . the top stories angela evening. the top stories angela rayner says she'll step down if it's determined that she's committed a criminal offence over her tax affairs. it's over the sale of her council house in stockport a decade ago. questions have been asked about whether she paid the right amount of tax and if it was her main home. in a statement, angela rayner said the questions raised relate to a time before she was an mp and that she's taken expert tax and legal advice. sir keir starmer says labour welcomes the investigation . investigation. >> w

commentator suzanne evans .ole, i'll just ask evans. carole, i'll just ask you, as shadow foreign secretary, david lammy is defending rayner, saying that the rules are different in opposition. okay. what do you make of this? >> it is beyond outrageous to say that it's just stupidity and it's taken the electorate for fools, you know. >> and also you had adam bolton on there saying , you know, she on there saying, you know, she wasn't an mp at the time. well, that doesn't matter she's that doesn't matter if she's broken she's, an broken the law, she's, she's an mp the deputy prime mp now. she's the deputy prime minister now. and you know what i think you know, not yet. yeah. >> did say now didn't i. >> oh i did say now didn't i. did, course . did, of course. >> she's the deputy prime minister waiting i think minister in waiting and i think had she upfront about it had she been upfront about it when was first accused, if when she was first accused, if she'd said, yep, this is what i did and apologised and all this.

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columnist carol maloney, the darling of the left, benjamin butterworth, and political commentator suzanne evans. >> oh yes . and what do you eat.7 >> oh yes. and what do you eat.7 this . get ready, britain, here this. get ready, britain, here we go. the bbc has been captured by black lives matter. next . black lives matter. next. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom . our top in the gb newsroom. our top stories. the snp is preparing for a leadership contest after the scottish first minister announced his resignation in. humza yousaf admitted he underestimated the level of upset that he would cause by cutting political ties with the greens. he'll now continue in his post until a replacement can be found. clearly emotional, mr yousaf said he's quitting to help repair relationships across the political divide. >> no ella whelan certainly bear no grudge against anyone. politics can be a brutal business. it takes its toll on your physical and mental health. your family suffer alongside you. i am in absolute debt to my wonderful wife , my beautiful wonderful wife, my beautiful children

suzanne evening. i am joined by politic. i've got journalist zanne evening. i am joined by politictl've got journalist andie evans. utterworth and editor of the and the political editor of the express. it's sam lister . express. it's sam lister. suzanne, how likely do you think that we are going to end up being policed by what i would argue is a lot of fanatics. >> it is a lot of fanatics. you're absolutely right that have got a hold and the kind of mainstream of scottish society. and i think you're absolutely right, think it will right, patrick. i think it will eventually , actually, sooner eventually, actually, sooner rather cross rather than later, cross the border, you said , the greens, border, as you said, the greens, the party and the the labour party and the lib dem, of scottish dem, members of the scottish parliament all voted for this. so think, is a very so that i think, is a very clear sign of things to come. we know that labour party in england that the labour party in england is absolutely obsessed with gender identity , with gender identity, with anti —racism, gender identity, with anti—racism, with

former labour adviser matthew lhasa and political commentator suzanne evans.needed. now, the first topic i'd like to talk about at the moment is the fall of humza yousaf. and the big question is, is this a reset? will we see the end of mac wokester or is it about to get a lot worse? ladies and gents, i'd like to show you and gents, i'd like to show you a video from anas sarwar , who's a video from anas sarwar, who's the labour leader in scotland , the labour leader in scotland, and he might be in the offing to run the country if the snp falls down at the election. let's look at what he said. >> every chief executive of every council and every government department, white, every director of a department in scotland, white, every principal of a college or university in scotland, white. every headteacher in scotland, white. every chair of a public sector body in scotland. white. every high court judge in scotland. white. every prison governor in scotland. white. every editor of a news organisation in scotland. white >> and the van that will go to humza yousafs to

. political commentator suzanne evans . the echr? yes or no? >> no. and why not? very simply. winston churchill created it. it's not a foreign government. it's not a foreign government. it is a court that obeys our values. generally, british values. generally, british values shaped over 2 or 300 years and applies them to a lot of other countries. i don't know why rishi sunak why does he want to be like vladimir putin? there was a famous russian called rasputin. you heard of him, i'm sure. now called sure. well, he's now called rishi putin in russian circles because he's following vladimir in pulling out of the european jurisdiction, which all sorts of governments could be annoyed with. the swiss are annoyed with them at the moment because they ruled climate change. mrs. ruled on, climate change. mrs. thatcher was annoyed with them when they ruled on interrogation methods used in ulster against the ira, that the court said were improper. but she didn't say let's walk out of it. you know, she worked around and changed the rul

i'm joined by political commentator suzanne evans, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, andrap express. sam lister, strap yourselves in. let's do this. the bbc needs to come clean about huw edwards . next. about huw edwards. next. >> hello. good evening from the gb newsroom. here are the top stories at 9:00. well, first of all, to the latest developments from the house of lords, where peers have again pushed back on the government's rwanda plan and demanded mps think again for a fifth time. the house of lords voted to send one change to the draft legislation back to mps, demanding that rwanda won't be treated as safe until an independent monitoring group agrees. it's safe. however, lords have backed down on a second amendment calling for the to bill include an exemption for afghan nationals who assisted british troops. that's after a home office minister said the government will not send afghans who are eligible for settlement in the uk to rwanda . well, in the uk to rwanda. well, tonight's political ping pong comes after the prime minister declared earlier that enough is en

with a pair of political commentators, andy williams and suzanne evans. have >> oh, indeed. let's have a look, suzanne, at the telegraph online. joan cleverly says we cannot rely on cheap labour. oh, no. >> i mean, this was one of the main arguments that i remember talking about during the brexit campaign all those years ago in 2016. you know, there was this idea that we importing idea that we keep importing migrants do low paid jobs. migrants to do low paid jobs. therefore, there's more unemployment among people who are already here. and of course, the reason this is a story today is because from today there are new salary threshold for skilled, skilled workers. so now basically you can't come to the uk legally as a migrant to take a job unless you're earning at least £38,700. and of course, this is part of the government's attempt to try and get legal migration down. shocking figures. you remember, in 2022, 745,000 people coming to the uk legally , conservative party legally, conservative party manifesto all that way back since 2010, saying they're goin

and the former deputy chair of ukip, suzanne evans. welcome to the show. ing guru. a moment ago , he reckons suzanne, within ago, he reckons suzanne, within 14 years there's going to be a second referendum to rejoin. and the key things are leavers are dying out, but most importantly, perhaps, to us here, the labour party , if it gets in, will get party, if it gets in, will get closer and closer and closer to brussels. what's your take on that. >> so heard it all before martin, to be honest. you know leaders are all old people. not true . nobody actually knows who true. nobody actually knows who voted and how. >> it's all done on polling . >> it's all done on polling. >> it's all done on polling. >> and as we know, there's only one poll counted. we also they also we were going to lose the eu referendum. >> and of course there was a resounding win for leave. >> i think also in 14 years time, i'm not convinced that the european union is even going to exist to rejoin. >> i think it's quite clearly falling apart. >> no doubt the eu commission did a jolly good jo

suzanne evans cancelled by the bbc for having a personality., legendary britain's bendy man, legendary dancer wayne sleep . my friday dancer wayne sleep. my friday feeling monologue is coming. i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be dealing with labour and i'll be proving why they're wrong about everything. but first the news headlines and tatiana sanchez, who's always right . right. >> mark, thank you and good evening . the top stories angela evening. the top stories angela rayner says she'll step down if it's determined that she's committed a criminal offence over her tax affairs. it's over the sale of her council house in stockport a decade ago. questions have been asked about whether she paid the right

we've got journalist benjamin butterworth and political commentator suzanne evans.me of your older. >> there you go. there's the rest of it . rest of it. >> get ready. britain. here we go. the labour party is hoisted by its own petard . next. its own petard. next. >> just after 9:00. i'm polly middlehurst in the gp newsroom. and the top story tonight is that west yorkshire police have confirmed that a nationwide wide manhunt is now underway for the manhunt is now underway for the man wanted in connection with the murder of a woman in bradford, and they confirmed today the suspect is known to them. 25 year old habibul masoom is a bangladeshi national who came to britain on a student visa two years ago. police say he knew the victim, who was stabbed as she pushed her baby in a pram while out shopping. the baby is unharmed. police now want to speak to any taxi drivers who may have driven the suspect to bradford bradford moor park, and are warning the pubuc moor park, and are warning the public to not approach him, but instead to call 999 with any information . an assis

. >> let's talk to political commentator suzanne evans. i mean, look, what else could he say? rankly, but how grim is it? look, looking for him next week? >> well, he couldn't really say anything else. i don't think so. let's see what happens. he might join that long list of politicians that say they won't resign and end up doing so. but it is very grim for him. let's be clear about that. so the lib dems, the labour party, the green party, the conservatives are all going to vote against him in a vote of no confidence next week, which puts him in a very strange position of being reliant . on the support of one reliant. on the support of one member of the scottish parliament, ash regan, who was a member of his party, the scottish nationalist party, but then left, over the row when she wasn't elected leader of the snp and because of her opposition to the gender recognition bill in scotland , so she defected to the scotland, so she defected to the alba party, which she's the only alba party, which she's the only alba alba party msp. it was a party that's led by the former snp leade