, lovely to of mine tanya buxton, lovely to see you as always. of goodwill to all men. we read all the time and hear all the time about these excess deaths and death and dying . what are we to make of it ? >> what 7 >> what you just said, ? >> what you just said, though, about the feeling of hopelessness is what the agenda is. and it's true. it's fear. and hopelessness. that's what the agenda is. i mean, we know that. we know that from laura dobbs's book state of fear, that they decided do this to us, they decided to do this to us, and then they therefore then decided to offer these decided to offer us these ridiculous ways out of hopelessness and fear . and it's hopelessness and fear. and it's now being proved that there are deaths that are unaccounted for, and that anyone with a common sensical mind can see where they're coming from . and yet they're coming from. and yet we're not allowed to discuss this even on this channel. here ihave this even on this channel. here i have to say, there are those with other opinions to ours. i have to tread c

and gb own nigel nelson. this morning, tanya buxton and gb very own nigel nelson. this morning, tanyal nelson. this morning, tanya buxton and gb very good morningelson. this morning, tanya buxton and gb very good morning to>n. this morning, tanya buxton and gb very good morning to you. >> very good morning to you. very good to see you both. well both well, tanya, i must say looking festive. looking very festive. >> a sparkly we love >> i put a sparkly we love sparkles. where's sparkle ? sparkles. where's your sparkle? >> i'll get the sparkles next. oh no, we're not on next week. >> matching us to have >> you're matching us to have to sparkle. >> you're matching us to have to spaindeed they will. >> indeed they will. >> indeed they will. >> indeed they will. >> talk. don't make me say >> talk. you don't make me say for change. >> talk. you don't make me say for well,nge. you very much. >> well, thank you very much. >> well, thank you very much. >> nigel, with >> should we start, nigel, with youand the pressure that is now >> and the pressure that is now upon michael gove. he's got seri

uh, tanya , i'll start buxton. uh, tanya, i'll start with you. for this idea that there is a motherhood penalty? >> no. >> no. >> and honestly , stella annoys >> and honestly, stella annoys me so much . i >> and honestly, stella annoys me so much. i want to >> and honestly, stella annoys me so much . i want to strangle me so much. i want to strangle her because on top of everything else, she is also what we would call a talent. so she can get to take her kid to work. you know, she's not even talking about a lot of women that don't aren't able to their children to able to take their children to work. every privilege work. she's had every privilege of motherhood you could bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got hood you could bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got herj you could bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got her child could bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got her child andd bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got her child and d brigets she's got her child and she gets to do what she likes

uh, tanya , i'll start buxton. uh, tanya, i'll start with you. for this idea that there is a motherhood penalty? >> no. >> no. >> and honestly , stella annoys >> and honestly, stella annoys me so much . i >> and honestly, stella annoys me so much. i want to >> and honestly, stella annoys me so much . i want to strangle me so much. i want to strangle her because on top of everything else, she is also what we would call a talent. so she can get to take her kid to work. you know, she's not even talking about a lot of women that don't aren't able to their children to able to take their children to work. every privilege work. she's had every privilege of motherhood you could bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got hood you could bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got herj you could bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got her child could bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got her child andd bring. work. she's had every privilege of mo got her child and d brigets she's got her child and she gets to do what she likes

i've got john sergeant and tanya buxton . this sergeant and tanya buxton. this is patrick christys.y friday, everybody. email me now gb views gbnews.com does germany prove that open borders is absolutely. don't work? i will see you after the headunes. work? i will see you after the headlines . thank you patrick. headlines. thank you patrick. >> i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. downing street has rejected claims mps were misled over the cost of the rwanda scheme. that's after it emerged the asylum plan has reached £240 million before any flights have taken off. ministers expect a further 50 million will be spent in the coming year. rishi sunak, who's facing division within his party over the policy . he who's facing division within his party over the policy. he is hoping to rush emergency legislation through parliament with the first vote on tuesday . with the first vote on tuesday. the us has blocked calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. a united nations security council resolution to demand a ceasefire in gaza failed because it was vetoed by the us . there were vetoed by the

i've got john sergeant and tanya buxton . this sergeant and tanya buxton. this is patrick christys. friday, everybody. email me now gb views gbnews.com does germany prove that open borders is absolutely. don't work? i will see you after the headunes. work? i will see you after the headlines . thank you patrick. headlines. thank you patrick. >> i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. downing street has rejected claims mps were misled over the cost of the rwanda scheme. that's after it emerged the asylum plan has reached £240 million before any flights have taken off. ministers expect a further 50 million will be spent in the coming year. rishi sunak, who's facing division within his party over the policy . he who's facing division within his party over the policy. he is hoping to rush emergency legislation through parliament with the first vote on tuesday . with the first vote on tuesday. the us has blocked calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. a united nations security council resolution to demand a ceasefire in gaza failed because it was vetoed by the us . there were vetoed by the

if you've got a view gb views or gbnews.com claire pearsall there tanya buxton , pearsall there and tanyaow with broadcaster paul coyte. >> i'm very impressed with aston villa at the moment, aren't you? >> yeah. villa at the moment, aren't you? >> i yeah. villa at the moment, aren't you? >> i didn'tzah. that. >> i didn't predict that. >> i didn't predict that. >> you didn't . >> no, you didn't. >> no, you didn't. >> did. >> but i did. >> but i did. >> you did ? that's correct. >> you did? that's correct. aston villa beat manchester city last night, man city now haven't won the champions are won in four. the champions are looking their title. looking for their fourth title. >> tell you what, mia, when >> i'll tell you what, mia, when you look at the results and you look at the table now, whereas i thought it would be just a city walk with things, it's walk away with things, it's going you look at the top walk away with things, it's goirseven ou look at the top walk away with things, it's goirseven places, at the top walk away with things, it's goirseven places, top he top walk away with th

repatriated to all of he will be repatriated to all of that and with buxton, that and more with tanya buxtoning forward to it. >> brilliant stuff . uh, can i >> brilliant stuff. uh, can i just say it's been a really busy show very busy day show today, a very busy day altogether. and the person holding together was us holding it all together was us producer sophia, who has worked her socks off and done an amazing thank you to amazing job. thank you to director well. are director arc as well. we are back for dolan . back tomorrow for mark dolan. tonight with my top pundits. my big opinion and take ten. big opinion and my take at ten. my big opinion and my take at ten. my thanks brilliant my thanks to the brilliant lynn made tonight and junaid ahmed and course the excellent and of course the excellent antony thompson. i'll antony worrall thompson. i'll see you tomorrow at nine. patrick is next. >> that warm feeling . inside >> that warm feeling. inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gbillionews . weather on gbillionews. >> hello, welcome to your latest

repatriated to all of he will be repatriated to all of that and with buxton, that and more with tanya buxtoning forward to it. >> brilliant stuff . uh, can i >> brilliant stuff. uh, can i just say it's been a really busy show very busy day show today, a very busy day altogether. and the person holding together was us holding it all together was us producer sophia, who has worked her socks off and done an amazing thank you to amazing job. thank you to director well. are director arc as well. we are back for dolan . back tomorrow for mark dolan. tonight with my top pundits. my big opinion and take ten. big opinion and my take at ten. my big opinion and my take at ten. my thanks brilliant my thanks to the brilliant lynn made tonight and junaid ahmed and course the excellent and of course the excellent antony thompson. i'll antony worrall thompson. i'll see you tomorrow at nine. patrick is next. >> that warm feeling . inside >> that warm feeling. inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gbillionews . weather on gbillionews. >> hello, welcome to your latest

with his speech in the studio with us are nigel nelson, our favourite political commentator, and tanya buxtonre by keep banging on about how he says he's changed the labour party it reminds people party because it reminds people that four years served in that for four years he served in the shadow cabinet of jeremy corbyn, who he's not quite thrown out of labour party, thrown out of the labour party, a who was accused of a man who was accused of presiding party that presiding over a party that effectively had institutionalised anti—semitism within its ranks . within its ranks. >> well, i mean, first of all, jeremy corbyn won't stand as a labour mp, so. so he's not been thrown out of the party, but effectively there's no way he'll ever back any particular ever come back in any particular role. think that what you role. and i think that what you heard was kind of the heard there was kind of the three sort of planks that he, the keir starmer, wants to keep , the keir starmer, wants to keep, keep banging on about. first is the tories have given up governing politics should be about people's lives

she's inspiring a generation in tanya buxton.sh. >> that's a bit harsh. >> i think . irritating. well, >> i think. irritating. well, and irritating. i think she's causing a lot of mental health issues in the younger generation ocean. i mean, i think it's been admitted that she is on the spectrum. and i think a lot of the a lot of the time what she does, she of goes down. her does, she kind of goes down. her parents have said parents themselves have said that in in having that she would be in in having to take a lot of mental health care wasn't kind of care if she wasn't kind of running this. she gets running with this. so she gets this in head and she this thing in her head and she goes what she's goes and actually what she's doing a great deal of harm to doing is a great deal of harm to our youngsters because they're listening to her and she's everywhere. she's every everywhere. she's on every news channel. everywhere. she's on every news chan the fact that she's i hate the fact that she's here. i mean, i her colleague, ade mean

. >> well, the historian broadcast rafe heydel—mankoo is here with us and the broadcaster tanya buxtonbelieve, don't you, that the marbles belong in the british museum ? british museum? >> i do. i'm terribly sorry, but i should say i'm also part greek. my great grandfather, zygmunt mineyko , discovered the zygmunt mineyko, discovered the temple of zeus at dodona. and my cousin, the greek prime minister, george papandreou , who minister, george papandreou, who was one of the is one of the leading voices calling for their restitution. understand. restitution. so i understand. and i'm sympathetic to the and i'm very sympathetic to the greek cause, but it would set a terrible , dangerous precedent if terrible, dangerous precedent if we going to return the we were going to return the elgin marbles , you know, the elgin marbles, you know, the british museum and the louvre and the in new york are and the met in new york are unique , a unique group of unique, a unique group of institutions that what call institutions that what we call the museum . the world encyclopaedic museum. they're reposi

presenter, restaurateur , author and restaurateur, author and lightning conductor for common sense, tanya buxton