you blame the nasty tories, maggie was leading the tories, that just follows.has it taken you a long time to forgive the tories? because you have still been critical of what you think margaret thatcher did? iforgive her, i look back now and i will repeat the story every week, this country needed margaret thatcher in the �*70s and �*80s, the country was being held to ransom, the unions were running amok. we thought it was unfair because we suffered, we got the brunt of it but you cannot have a situation where the trade unions are going on strike every five minutes, holding the country to ransom and making everybody miserable and that is what was happening. sure. but i want to remind people you didn't convert to the tories until 2018, it wasn't that you thought, it was in the blair period, the brown period, the ed miliband period, you were working for a labour mp against people who tried to become the tory prime minister. and that is when the penny dropped. when i started working fora labour mp. let's talk about that in a second. first of all, what else about ash

— the tories? it was the con trick, i think, they _ the tories? tories? it was the con trick, i think, they were pretending - the tories? it was the con trick, i think, they were pretending they | think, they were pretending they were fighting for our classes are... what did you believe at the time at? i believed it because in a coalfield community, where most men worked down the pits, we saw the nasty tories as taking away our pits and our livelihood, and you go to these wellies and these are speeches and you've got real important people, you've got real important people, you think they important, like skinner, tony benn and scargill, and they are telling us the same message and the people we have got to blame is the nasty tories, so you come out, you are a tory hater, you hate maggie and you want to start the revolution. find maggie and you want to start the revolution. �* , ., maggie and you want to start the revolution-— maggie and you want to start the revolution. �* , ., ., a, revolution. and did you hate maggie? yes, with a passion. _ revolu

, scum and tory and all the rest of it tories out. these people are usually not representative, certainly not of the wider left more broadly, and certainly not representative of the people taking strike action. so i wouldn't necessarily read too much into the placards that are being waved by the people on the picket lines. i mean, in terms of alex's point, look, i mean, the rmt isn't even affiliated to the rmt isn't even affiliated to the labour party, so i reject the labour party, so i reject the idea that it's a party. but within the rmt he has over the recent years been a very critical voice against the labour party . the rmt has been labour party. the rmt has been on strike under labour governments, the fire brigades union. i've been on strike on the labour government, so i don't accept that. it's purely about tories are in, about look, the tories are in, let's hold a strike because we want get rid of them when want to get rid of them when they've on strike under they've been on strike under labour governments as well. i also don'

are tories? are you warming to the tories?e doing something is . yeah. there's is useful now. yeah. there's definitely been an improvement in. the polls, you know, for the some reasons you've some of the reasons you've mentioned i'll quick to mentioned. but i'll be quick to repeat said, repeat what you said, but i think is early to tell think it is too early to tell labour still dominating and sadly as it stands they'll almost certainly form the next government my view. there government in my view. there three key areas. the need to focus on to have any chance of winning in the next election really simple the economy which is fixed to fixing cost of living crisis improving the tax immigration and the culture war in order as well the cost of living crises is probably the single most important thing concerning voters and it's the conservatives currently people republicans say they feel off since the start of the pandemic. if the conservatives can turn this around and get lucky with inflation, this is going to give them a huge bo

i whether tories can unite.ost because the nhs is collapsing and see that it's the and people can see that it's the fault of tory rule. fault of 13 years of tory rule. well, the one, i well, the last one, as i understand it, most of the jokes were the expense matt were at the expense of matt hancock. 1 have a feeling the same may be true this same may be true of this evening. is, we might find evening. that is, we might find out when on out probably when the mail on sunday at weekend. but how sunday at the weekend. but how do you think bonding works or. well, that the tories well, i think that the tories could have tried it lot could have tried it a lot soonen could have tried it a lot sooner. i could have tried it a lot sooner. 1 they could have sooner. i mean, they could have done some bonding and done with some more bonding and that be a late now that seems to be a bit late now to do it. but the tories, i mean, they've they've a lot mean, they've they've got a lot to do. i mean, the things that they've tradit

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as the prime minister received assurances that no one with links to the tory party was lobbied by toryncelled? mr speaker, these are matters for the - effectively cancelled? mr speaker, these are matters for the bbc - effectively cancelled? mr speaker, these are matters for the bbc to i these are matters for the bbc to resolve. it is right that the bbc, as an important institution takes its obligations towards impartiality seriously. i care about the integrity of these institutions. what i would say to him on this matter there is an independent review committee is right that process concludes and i hope he would respect that process. he comes here today with _ would respect that process. he comes here today with his _ would respect that process. he comes here today with his mealy _ would respect that process. he comes here today with his mealy mouth - here today with his mealy mouth platitudes, pretending the actions and his party are nothing to do with him. the whole country still have kept quiet and hid behind the playground that is while they tried to drive someone else in people di

leadership campaign last summer . his tory leadership campaign last summer.k troops involved in the ukraine war. prince william praised the cooperation of british police troops who have been working together to support the people of ukraine and their freedom . he met with the polish freedom. he met with the polish defence minister as well as soldiers to personally thank them for working together . and them for working together. and one last piece of news. the us federal reserve has tonight raised its interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. the of england here in the uk due to make its next interest rate decision tomorrow . full rate decision tomorrow. full coverage right here gb news you're up to date tv online derby plus radio and on the tunein app with gb news. back now to dan . now to dan. time for tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz. time for tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz . and the now in our media buzz. and the first front pages are hot off . first front pages are hot off. the press, obviously, they were all going with boris

it has be tory, tim davie . i hate has be tory, tim davie. i hate that again.is he's now, but the fact is he's completely out his head. he's had no good , didn't know what to had no good, didn't know what to do to cry. belinda to lucy. romney be fat boy slim. romney has to be fat boy slim. he's been added to the growing list ivory lovely millionaire list of ivory lovely millionaire why so you have supported gary lineker at his concert you put a huge picture of gary lineker as if to worship him . look, i'm if to worship him. look, i'm going to go with carl malone again. it's the bbc because these champagne socialist that they've had a victory. but i think actually this is the start the decline of the british fashion as we know . carole fashion as we know. carole malone, bedroom went bust worth billions to lucy, my superstar , billions to lucy, my superstar, thank you so much for being here. thank you for coming back after my little break. and i'm back tomorrow night from 9 pm. cannot wait for that headline. this is up next with its irreverent take on newspaper h

leadership campaign last summer . his tory leadership campaign last summer. thank uk troops involved in the ukraine war. prince william praised the cooperation of british police troops who have been working together to support the people of ukraine and their freedom . he met with the polish freedom. he met with the polish defence minister as well as soldiers to personally thank them for working together . and them for working together. and one last piece of news. the us federal reserve has tonight raised its interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. the of england here in the uk due to make its next interest rate decision tomorrow . full rate decision tomorrow. full coverage right here gb news you're up to date tv online derby plus radio and on the tunein app with gb news. back now to dan . now to dan. time for tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz. time for tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz . and the now in our media buzz. and the first front pages are hot off . first front pages are hot off. the press, obviously, they were all going wi

this isn't a tory government. this isn't a tory government. now okay , government.ing i made three seamlessly into my next break. so here's what you guys are going to ponder at home and in the room today. is it a tory government, this budget you've seen today, do you sit there? the room is saying no. you told me at home was that tory government or not thought i'll see you into . yes i'm shouting very don't has sat alongside make sure philip spend habib i was asking you guys during break to ponder are you more pro tories less per tories i want this chap has. got an interesting point to make. what's your name and what's your point? you my name is sean point? you know, my name is sean o'donnell and i think the biggest problem face at the biggest problem we face at the moment is we're stuck in a two party we have party system. i we have the lowest of politician lowest standard of politician that got since the war, that we've got since the war, basically. wow . i was basically. wow. i was a proportional representation . proportional representation. sorry. is it time for

it has be tory, tim davie . i hate has be tory, tim davie. i hate that again.he fact is he's now, but the fact is he's completely out his head. he's had no good , didn't know what to had no good, didn't know what to do to cry. belinda to lucy. romney be fat boy slim. romney has to be fat boy slim. he's been added to the growing list ivory lovely millionaire list of ivory lovely millionaire why so you have supported gary lineker at his concert you put a huge picture of gary lineker as if to worship him . look, i'm if to worship him. look, i'm going to go with carl malone again. it's the bbc because these champagne socialist that they've had a victory. but i think actually this is the start the decline of the british fashion as we know . carole fashion as we know. carole malone, bedroom went bust worth billions to lucy, my superstar , billions to lucy, my superstar, thank you so much for being here. thank you for coming back after my little break. and i'm back tomorrow night from 9 pm. cannot wait for that headline. this is up next with its irreverent take on new

but this tory battle isn't over from it.e government now faces an important challenge from the of the party, but the spectators political . katie spectators political. katie bowles reporting today that some are planning to quote up the bill with an on leaving the echr now sunak he sees that as the nuclear option . but like the nuclear option. but like the home secretary who campaigned on the policy in the leadership election last summer, i believe it's a necessity if. the government is truly serious about stopping the boats and at this point i think that's only thing that can save . rishi thing that can save. rishi sunak's premiership . am sunak's premiership. am i serious? our panel are going to be with me shortly. but first i want to cross to westminster where i'm joined live by the blackpool south mp, scott benton, who, as we saw finds himself the target of the lineker mob, two days. so scott that was a very powerful speech. you you've said what a lot of folk out there will be thinking thatis folk out there will be thinki

you are a low tax tory in your bones . you tax tory in your bones. corporation tax. so how do you feel about jeremy hunt's budget today. so thank you for coming over to westminster and obviously it's budget day there is a lot going on there'll be many announcements around the budget but you're absolutely right, you know as a thatcherite a low tax conservative i always speak about, you know, the price of hard pressed. there are some really important things actually that have been announced around tax ation in particular taxes, because i have campaigning to actually stop the corporate and tax increases . and importantly tax increases. and importantly alongside that there's another corporation tax measure which is minimum right? a corporation tax which is really problematic because actually that impacts upon our tax sovereignty and the ability of our government to determine as a corporation which is the whole point that we voted to leave the european union to take back control brexit. today's announcement obviously have big implications , but you have b

tory rebels fight to express.legal loophole allows foreign judges to interfere britain's borders ministers rushed it to quell a backbench revolt ahead of the illegal migration bill's passing through parliament. yes can harry scores as england beat ukraine next the telegraph pm targets beggars in crackdown on crime rishi sunak is to launch crackdown on begging as he announces a war on anti—social behaviour, a topic i raised with ann widdecombe just a moment ago . pm will unveil a series of new powers allowing police to move on rough sleepers move on rough sleepers who are causing distress. this could include people who are blocking shop doorways, asking for money at cash machines , or leaving their cash machines, or leaving their belongings on sturgeon's boosts labour's chances , say the labour's chances, say the telegraph. nicola sturgeon's departure from office will help keir starmer become prime minister. according to the scottish labour leader, anas sarwar told the telegraph's chopper's politics podcast that wh

tory rebels fight to express.ophole allows foreign judges to interfere britain's borders ministers rushed it to quell a backbench revolt ahead of the illegal migration bill's passing through parliament. yes can harry scores as england beat ukraine next the telegraph pm targets beggars in crackdown on crime rishi sunak is to launch crackdown on begging as he announces a war on anti—social behaviour, a topic i raised with ann widdecombe just a moment ago . pm will unveil a series of new powers allowing police to move on rough sleepers move on rough sleepers who are causing distress. this could include people who are blocking shop doorways, asking for money at cash machines , or leaving their cash machines, or leaving their belongings on sturgeon's boosts labour's chances , say the labour's chances, say the telegraph. nicola sturgeon's departure from office will help keir starmer become prime minister. according to the scottish labour leader, anas sarwar told the telegraph's chopper's politics podcast that when stand

but this tory battle isn't over from it.e government now faces an important challenge from the of the party, but the spectators political . katie spectators political. katie bowles reporting today that some are planning to quote up the bill with an on leaving the echr now sunak he sees that as the nuclear option . but like the nuclear option. but like the home secretary who campaigned on the policy in the leadership election last summer, i believe it's a necessity if. the government is truly serious about stopping the boats and at this point i think that's only thing that can save . rishi thing that can save. rishi sunak's premiership . am sunak's premiership. am i serious? our panel are going to be with me shortly. but first i want to cross to westminster where i'm joined live by the blackpool south mp, scott benton, who, as we saw finds himself the target of the lineker mob, two days. so scott that was a very powerful speech. you you've said what a lot of folk out there will be thinking thatis folk out there will be thinki

starmer: the chair of the bbc is no ordinary tory donor. so close to the prime minister that he has been described as the prime minister's mentor. he helped to arrange an £800,000 credit line for the former prime minister, a minor detail we forgot to tell the select committee that scrutinised his appointment. does the prime minister think his friend's position is still tenable? pm sunak: mr. speaker, as i have just said, the independent office of the commissioner for public appointments is reviewing what was a rigorous, independent process to appoint the chairman. instead of prejudging and pre-empting that review, we should let it conclude and wait for the outcome. that is the right way to do things, and that is what the government will do. >> mr. speaker, when people with links to the tory party somehow find themselves in senior positions at the bbc, it is important that their impartiality is seen to be beyond reproach, so has the prime minister received assurances that no one with links to the tory party was lobbied by tory mps or involve

this is a tory bow, not labour's a tory bow, it's not labour's fault. fact , although it a tory bow,. in fact, although it did skyrocket tony blair, it started under john skyrocket tony blair, it started underjohn major skyrocket tony blair, it started under john major , the increase underjohn major, the increase in so it is in immigration. so it is a conservative country, said kevin. when i was literally glued, quite literally glued, i was quite literally paid to rishi sunak paid to watch rishi sunak interrupted earlier. sorry to hear that, but i was doing my other shadow retail sector is all i was doing a news conference with the boss that goes 45 minutes of my life but i'm i was listening to him and i actually and see what you think about this that he actually believed what he was saying and he felt it was do he did want to do a thing about it and he was across his brief it was lot less of the just oh we want to stop the boats and there was actually some quite strong pushback and i thought know maybe thought you know what maybe she's all right. you know, she's doing all right. you

because people cannot stomach any more of the tories. after 12 years of economic ruination and corruption, which has been amongst the washed and british political history. all right, tommy sheridan, don't go anywhere. they're still so much more to unpack here. coming up next, we'll examine why richie soon acts policies from domestic issues like pay inequality to nato. ukraine is really just more of the same. we'll discuss it when we return, said type. the ammo will be right back. ah, ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point obviously is to race trust or rather than fear i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect with foam existence, with oh, when i was sure seemed wrong when all, please just don't move any new rules that you have to fill o

you are a low tax tory in your bones . you tax tory in your bones.ise in corporation tax. so how do you feel about jeremy hunt's budget today. so thank you for coming over to westminster and obviously it's budget day there is a lot going on there'll be many announcements around the budget but you're absolutely right, you know as a thatcherite a low tax conservative i always speak about, you know, the price of hard pressed. there are some really important things actually that have been announced around tax ation in particular taxes, because i have campaigning to actually stop the corporate and tax increases . and importantly tax increases. and importantly alongside that there's another corporation tax measure which is minimum right? a corporation tax which is really problematic because actually that impacts upon our tax sovereignty and the ability of our government to determine as a corporation which is the whole point that we voted to leave the european union to take back control brexit. today's announcement obviously have big implications , but you

tory, a small government low tax tory which is what the tories used to be., they're just the labour party. but they've got a slightly different name. so it isn't nonsense . the overage isn't nonsense. the overage people are so religious that she gets to nominate people for peerages, whatever. and despite only being in power for 49 days, the outrage is that she was only in power 49 days, she was in power for 49 days, she was elected by party members elected by tory party members and she was deposed by the blob, the blob that controls the anti—democratic blob . so that's anti—democratic blob. so that's the real outrage . if you're in the real outrage. if you're in favour of small government, why people to the house of lords effectively still ruling is she's making the group of people rule over is even bigger don't try and catch me magic and nice andifs try and catch me magic and nice and it's and you're right about that because the house of lords i think i think like there are hundreds extra their number of seats in the entire room for the house, the house of

we'll have an update on is promising be giant tory promising to be a giant tory revolt.lcome back . just going right. welcome back. just going to dip into the inbox quickly loads. you be getting in touch on the gary glitter he's been recalled to prison. shakara many people saying why earth was people saying why on earth was he anyway apparently he allowed out anyway apparently breached licence. breached terms of his licence. this is a fascinating email this is i won't name your name people an email about this i an email about this stuff i think actually really glitter is an an evil parasite . an example of an evil parasite. but want to dispense with but do we want to dispense with justice? the entitles all to justice? the law entitles all to a parole chance at a half of their sentence , and if they their sentence, and if they refuse, it automatically be released two thirds. is that true? essentially this is the interesting thing, isn't it? which is, do we have to absolutely change. the law of the world wouldn't. we the world wouldn't. we if we wanted lock away for wanted

but senior tories deportation.fear he has over promised and will be forced to break his pledge to stop the boats . they also say stop the boats. they also say the clock is ticking and that a political wrangling , the new political wrangling, the new laws will mean they'll be held up in parliaments and won't reach statute book in time for polling day. well, i just wonder whether if you take steps towards solving the problem voters may acknowledge that, but time will tell . the guardian time will tell. the guardian now. small boats clamp down sunak and police refer child sex victims to immigration children who have been sexually exploited and women who have been attacked by their partners are among more than 2000 victims of serious crime reported by police to immigration and also anti strike bill breaks human rights rules, government legislation kerb strike action fails to meet the uk's human rights obligations. mps peers have said. so is going on strike a human right? we'll discuss that with my panel. daily mail boa

he's the tory leader. he's the tory leader.st, will probably inflict more pain on the snp , he's the labour on the snp, he's the labour leader. he's the labour leader. and you know , the snp have got and you know, the snp have got a huge number of issues that there's such a delusional party. they focus on this , this absurd they focus on this, this absurd concept of in dependence which they couldn't afford in any way. instead of dealing with all the major issues they've got, mostly created by themselves . yes, it created by themselves. yes, it i get obviously not scottish but i get obviously not scottish but i get the it's all been about this drive to nationalism when you know the highest per capita drugs deaths . europe says that drugs deaths. europe says that the health problems the nhs there is system. i have problems with the police and transport and much of this was our under yousef's watch as well. so i mean do ordinary scottish people think what can we just actually start sorting out the mess on the ground as well? well

party who actually things like genuine tory, government low tax tory, a small government low tax tory tax tory which is what the tories used to be. a no, no they're not, they're just the labour party. but they've got a slightly different name. so it isn't nonsense. the overage people are so religious that she gets to nominate people for peerages, whatever. and despite only being in power for 49 days, the outrage is that she was only in power for 49 days, she was elected by tory party members and she was deposed by the blob, the blob that controls the anti—democratic blob . so that's anti—democratic blob. so that's the real outrage . if you're in the real outrage. if you're in favour of small government, why people to the house of lords effectively still ruling is she's making the group of people rule over is even bigger don't try and catch me magic and nice andifs try and catch me magic and nice and it's and you're right about that because the house of lords i think i think like there are hundreds extra their number of seats in the entire room for the house, the house of lords and tha

this is a tory bow, not labour's a tory bow, it's not labour's fault. fact , although it a tory bow,. in fact, although it did skyrocket tony blair, it started under john skyrocket tony blair, it started underjohn major skyrocket tony blair, it started under john major , the increase underjohn major, the increase in so it is in immigration. so it is a conservative country, said kevin. when i was literally glued, quite literally glued, i was quite literally paid to rishi sunak paid to watch rishi sunak interrupted earlier. sorry to hear that, but i was doing my other shadow retail sector is all i was doing a news conference with the boss that goes 45 minutes of my life but i'm i was listening to him and i actually and see what you think about this that he actually believed what he was saying and he felt it was do he did want to do a thing about it and he was across his brief it was lot less of the just oh we want to stop the boats and there was actually some quite strong pushback and i thought what maybe thought you know what maybe she's all right. you know, she's doing all right. you

but senior tories deportation.fear he has over promised and will be forced to break his pledge to stop the boats . they also say stop the boats. they also say the clock is ticking and that a political wrangling , the new political wrangling, the new laws will mean they'll be held up in parliaments and won't reach statute book in time for polling day. well, i just wonder whether if you take steps towards solving the problem voters may acknowledge that, but time will tell . the guardian time will tell. the guardian now. small boats clamp down sunak and police refer child sex victims to immigration children who have been sexually exploited and women who have been attacked by their partners are among more than 2000 victims of serious crime reported by police to immigration and also anti strike bill breaks human rights rules, government legislation kerb strike action fails to meet the uk's human rights obligations. mps peers have said. so is going on strike a human right? we'll discuss that with my panel. daily mail boa

it will go on the tories. david you will go on the tories. david you will form a party.servative mep , what's your conservative mep, what's your appraisal of sunak's premiership because he's just starting to now make up ground in the polls against keir starmer and labour and he's had his so—called breakthrough with the windsor framework. he's committed to stopping the boats whether or not he achieves is another thing he's settled the economy does this guy have momentum momentum . well i'm afraid you to look at the polls and the polls sure showed us going 4% the labour going up 3. so then nearly 50. and when they're at half that sort of 23, i mean , the polls sort of 23, i mean, the polls aren't changing very now. northern ireland is important to me. it's very important to a lot of. but you know, the great british public are often more interested in the cost of living the nhs or whatever , and we'll the nhs or whatever, and we'll have to see that plays out. i think stopping the boats, small boats coming over is probably more in their mind at the moment than the protocol w

. >> he is no ordinary tory. he is sometimes the prime minister, he has been described as his mentor. he helps arrange 800,000 pound cricket lines for the former prime minister, a detail we forgot to tell the select committee which could have disappointment. his friends position -- does the prime minister think his friends position is still tenable? >> as i have just said, the independent office, the commissioner of public appointments is reviewing what was a rigorous independent process to appoint the chairman instead of prejudging and preempting that review, we should let it conclude and wait for the outcome. that is the right way to do things. >> mr. speaker, when people were linked to the tory party find themselves in senior positions at the bbc, there are shallow is beyond reproach. so the premise will receive assurances but no one with links to the tory party, lobbied by tory mp's or involved in the decision that so much of the day effectively canceled. >> mr. speaker, these are matters for the bbc to resol

always been tory and yes, would i vote for tory now? i'm not so sure.that you know the lib dems aren't going to be a powerful, you know , the to be a powerful, you know, the strong party to be able to lead the party. they'll possibly a coalition if they get together, but i think i think some change of direction would be would be beneficial to country at the beneficial to the country at the moment. thank you. so i'm generally quite impressed with kwasi kwarteng and admitting that some mistakes were made and stressing the need for unity. but the jury's out on how this particular people's panel will be voting in the next elections . so back to you, camilla. to that, catherine . yes, contrition that, catherine. yes, contrition being a popular emotion among politicians . who'd have thunk politicians. who'd have thunk it? now to apply , you go to it? now to apply, you go to gbnews.uk forward slash panel for ten people's panel next week. not sure where we're going next in the country, but it'll be somewhere interesting. so keep your eyes tuned on that. now gen

the put the tories 11 the last poll put the tories 11 point set.t there have been 20, 20 23 points ahead and 20, 20 to 23 points ahead and rishi is now almost even rishi sunak is now almost even stevens leader keir stevens with labour leader keir starmer he through your starmer as he cut through your man . i don't so. i do man. i don't think so. i do think polls will go up and down and different polling companies that they treat don't nose in different ways and things like that. you do end up with some variation across the pollsters, but keir starmer is seen very much someone who could be the much as someone who could be the prime minister. it's not often that someone who hasn't held the office has the ratings that the key does and i think that's because people look to him to lead that change. the people want, we're here with 13 want, because we're here with 13 years in to a conservative years in under to a conservative government, could we any government, could we name any pubuc government, could we name any public service a better public service

a tory between now and 4:00.ry will his reaction to rishi will give his reaction to rishi sunak plans to crack on sunak plans to crack down on anti behaviour. got anti social behaviour. we've got loads on that actually essentially criminalising begging fair begging even more. is that fair as a bad look for the tories making people who have graffitied viz graffitied things where high viz jackets and do community service . there's the latest as . anyway, there's the latest as well on the oil leak in paul harbour that's declared now harbour that's been declared now as major devastating as a major incident devastating stuff now. but first, it's time for the latest headlines. the thames . patrick, thank you. here thames. patrick, thank you. here the headlines at 333 humza yousaf has been elected as the new leader of the national party, succeeding nicola sturgeon the health secretary victory over finance secretary kate forbes and former community safety minister ash regan turn out in the party's leadership election wit

i don't particularly re key a star ma, i think your stand as a tory in disguise. but he will win by default. not because in the family or because people cannot stomach any more of the tories. after 12 years of economic ruination and corruption, which has been amongst the washed and british political history. all right, tommy sheridan don't go anywhere. they're still so much more to unpack here. coming up next, we'll examine why regimes to next policies from domestic issues like pay inequality to nato. ukraine is really just more of the same. we'll discuss it when we return, said type. the ammo will be right back. ah, ah, ah luis to come to the russian state. little, never, i've stayed on the phone and the most landscape div. mm hm. and i'm not getting all sons and up with eclipse in 55 with. okay, so, and i need to bargain speed. anyone else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and school ortiz spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with, with the affordable care. we're getting them b

well, ukip , ukip tories or both?ip, ukip is , sadly, a shadow of its is, sadly, a shadow of its myself and but my aim and i'm absolutely unequivocal about it. and richard and nigel are on board for this is to obliterate the tory party there will be no surrender . there will be no surrender. there will be no deals. there will be no standing down in seats. we are going to take the fight to the conservative. they are not conservative. they are not pro—brexit and they're certainly not unionists , as we just not unionists, as we just discussed. but if you kill the tory party, you might letting keir starmer. he was the man who wanted a second referendum. andrew failure andrew you can't reward failure with incumbency down that road lies massive moral hazard. you inculcate bad behaviour and we've had too much of that we've had too much of. oh i know where awful but the lot are even worse. we've got to put paid to that we're going to boot them out. i mean they've got a year and a half to get their act together. truss very nea

the tories, more credible than. are the people you've got to look, not, you to say, look, we're not, you know, conservative, we're know, rabid conservative, we're not rabid ites, not sort of rabid thatcher ites, we're we to a we're sensible. we appeal to a broad and this is why you should stick us if . broad and this is why you should stick us if. hunt teasing, talking those rabble. tory members may like to just pause a while and wait for the autumn statement. that may be something there and the public finances in a slightly better state. let put that to you. plus up point i made earlier on. and that is that there's no that the rate of inflation is falling and falling quite sharply if that drags interest down or stops going up quite so quickly. yeah as is threatened in europe and as is to the united states of america , slam dunk, then i think they afford to be a little more bold , little more creative, because we really will be sort of, i think, into into election cycle. we'll be approaching that. i think this is st

we tories ought to be future. we tories ought to be saying so fear. not edwina. flowing. really enjoy. enjoy having on the show. we'll catch up soon. edwina former politician , ex edwina former politician, ex government minister and indeed bestselling tv and radio broadcaster. they called me the cleverest guy on telly. i'll be quoting her on that . next up, quoting her on that. next up, i'll be demolishing the snp that . toxic legacy is collapsing like a house of cards. that's . next it's 10:00 next it's10:00 and this is marked ireland tonight in my take at ten with the scottish national party marred by scandal after scandal with nicola sturgeon's husband now sensationally resigning it's time the snp to accept it's game over. what does this mean for in—depth tense? my view next. my mark means guest is lord charlie faulkner, a key member of , is lord charlie faulkner, a key member of, tony blair's government and his old flatmates. plus, we've got mondays front pages . two lots to mondays front pages. two lots to get through it is mothering sunday. so we've got you

should the tories what? tories do. what?n't the labour party they stuck jeremy stuck around with jeremy corbyn for while? should the tories for a while? should the tories look for a clean break from bofis look for a clean break from boris before him move on? it's fair. inbox is full fair. say the inbox is full of bofis fair. say the inbox is full of boris backers. linda boris boris backers. linda says boris is is a witch hunt. is a hero, is a witch hunt. betsy says it's very clear that what boris is facing is witch what boris is facing is a witch hunt, that hunt words hunt, that witch hunt words witch up and witch hunt. coming up time and time again, he was elected as the people's pm and richard says he's neither a hero or a villain, but he's the best politician that we have. i mean, there's lot of i could on there's a lot of this i could on i fill a show. the amount i could fill a show. the amount of people who are coming out and saying that boris johnson is right will vindicated and right will be vindicated and honestly, wou

the tory popped in the u. k . has been described accurately as the high, you know, poppy because if you study hyenas, the mom was the high, you know, mom or you will see that the 3 on the sick, on the vulnerable on the old as i, you know, do a natural, the tory does what it said, the 5 and society, our party, the freeze on the week, the vulnerable the old rich shark represents that party and he will do nothing to improve society for those of color or did risha soon acts eventual when of the pm's chair come as a last resort, and by that i'm referring to the run off between he and liz truss after boris johnson step down, liz trust defeated soon act only to step down a few weeks later did sooner when only because, and i'm going to put it bluntly, there were no other horses left in the stable. the victory of richie should look into some context. for viewers. we have the key button was a hash 3 that involves an understanding, thou one, tame, 2 sons of the world. what under the use of british imperialism breton was the

we tories ought to be future. we tories ought to be saying so fear. not edwina. flowing. really enjoy. enjoy having on the show. we'll catch up soon. edwina former politician , ex edwina former politician, ex government minister and indeed bestselling tv and radio broadcaster. they called me the cleverest guy on telly. i'll be quoting her on that . next up, quoting her on that. next up, i'll be demolishing the snp that . toxic legacy is collapsing like a house of cards. that's . there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a partner, you could be eligible for pension credit, even if you own your home or have savings. it's worth, on average, £3,500 a year and you could get help with heating bills and more, plus up to £900 in cost of living payments. next it's 10:00 next it's10:00 and this is marked ireland tonight in my take at ten with the scottish national party marred by scandal after scandal with nicola sturgeon's husband now sensationally resigning it's time the snp to accept

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. swell of opposition in tory rank, to mr sunak's approach.— swell of opposition in tory rank, to mror civil servant sue gray, who led investigations into government lockdown parties, has been offered a job as the chief of staff for labour leader sir keir starmer. allies of former prime minister borisjohnson have reacted with anger to the news. ms gray herself has yet to comment. junior doctors say their 72—hour strike in england is set to go ahead on march the 13th after a "disappointing" meeting with the government. the british medical association said talks with the health secretary steve barclay were a facade. health unions have been invited to join talks by the government. an inquest in surrey has heard that the head teacher of epsom college and her daughter, who were found dead at a property on school grounds last month, both died of gunshot wounds. the bodies of emma pattison and her seven—year—old daughter lettie, were discovered on the 5th february. her husband, george pattison, is believed to have shot them at their home, before killing himself. scotland's deputy first mini

if the tories that's right if the tories that's right if the tories during a tv interview follows comedianage about the conservatives and rishi sunak in a viral video earlier this year . so why is it open season on conservatives on their support us? that's tonight's big question . is it wrong to be question. is it wrong to be right wing these days to debate this. i'm delighted to welcome labour mp a very balanced man . labour mp a very balanced man. he'd never use the f—word . he'd never use the f—word. stephen pounds and the assistant of conservativehome william atkinson . hi, will, and welcome atkinson. hi, will, and welcome to the show. why is it so easy now to attack people who are of a conservative disposition . why a conservative disposition. why do those on the right so brutally vilified ? well one brutally vilified? well one could point to the myriad failures of the various tory governments we've had, over the last 13 years. but i'd say in a broader this is just a less eloquent version of the 1980 slogan. maggie maggie. outhouse out . being conservative slogan. maggie maggie. outho

this was a tory government _ exaggerating. this was a tory government that _ exaggerating. a tory government that said 100 - government that said 100 million _ government that said 100 million people could be coming to the — million people could be coming to the shores. and this is a tory government that this morning said that number could in fact— morning said that number could in fact be — morning said that number could in fact be billions. complete and — in fact be billions. complete and utter nonsense. may i ask the prime _ and utter nonsense. may i ask the prime minister, from whom are his — the prime minister, from whom are his government taking inspiration, nigel farage's the fi . ure inspiration, nigel farage's the fiaure of inspiration, nigel farage's the figure of 100 million, inspiration, nigel farage's the figure of100 million, it doesn't _ figure of100 million, it doesn't come - figure of100 million, it doesn't come from - figure of100 million, it doesn't come from the | doesn't come from the governments, - doesn't come from the governments, it- doesn't come fr

but because people cannot stomach any more of the tories . after 12 years of economic ruination and corruption, which has been amongst the wash and british political history. all right, tommy sheridan don't go anywhere. they're still so much more to unpack here. coming up next, we'll examine why rashid soon acts, policies from domestic issues like pay inequality to nato. ukraine is really just more of the same. we'll discuss it when we return, said type. the ammo will be right back. ah ah ah . the me welcome back to the m. o. i'm a new fan. so the old saying goes new boss. same as the old boss. will this be applicable to reach you soon back? tommy sheridan is re joining us. thank you for sticking around. tommy. so 2022 proved to be a pretty wild year for the u. k. a revolving door at 10 downing street. the death of the queen energy prices, skyrocketing inflation, exploding yet with each successive pm who steps in. the more financial commitment made to ating the kiev regime in this proxy nato war, risha soon knock was believed to be a fiscal c

gary neville tweeted when you take on the tories , the system, take on the tories, the system, awfulpeople who we need on offer a and then there's an emoji one. sounds like he's already been on it. carol vorderman in her two pennies worth saying how it was to see all the love support for gary. well not not what i'm hearing . i well not not what i'm hearing. i personally have the backlash of gary's comments after deciding to take aim at me , i showed my to take aim at me, i showed my support for priti patel and that policy. it was the fact that he commented that was unacceptable . it was the fact that he worked the bbc and commented nobody's than the channel. gary and, all the presenters joining you might want to consider that. it's time to clear the bbc sport pitch. it's to show lineker the red card . so before we get stuck card. so before we get stuck into debate here's what else is coming up today for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, should the bbc had suspended lineker , the suspended gary lineker, the bbc's the day presenter bbc's match of the day presenter lineker

tory party, sunak's deal isn't. issues in northern ireland and allows us to pursue brexit with enthuse , chasm and zeal. it with enthuse, chasm and zeal. it allows us to move on. arch brexiteers steve baker has given it the seal of approval, which is a clue that sunak may still get this agreement across. the line with his own backbenchers and possibly dare to dream even the deep boris wokeness because bad news for number 10 is his currency . but as sunak improves currency. but as sunak improves in the job making brexit work and hopefully stopping the boats, johnson's political bank balance shrinks the day. let's look at his record in office . look at his record in office. what did boris do about northern ireland protocol that he negotiated ? what did boris do negotiated? what did boris do about the boats? he didn't stop them . what did boris do about them. what did boris do about them. what did boris do about the woke takeover of our institutions ? what did boris do institutions? what did boris do about out of contr

big in tory all big names in tory party all jonathan has. to debate this straight after the break. what do you think, dan, at gb views dot uk at gb news on twitter poll right now twitter how boris poll right now the after the . break neil oliver and laurence fox both on the way. but it's time now for the clash . and earlier now for the clash. and earlier today, boris johnson over his bombshell 60 page defence dossier to the privileges committee ahead of wednesday's televised questioning into whether he misled parliament dunng whether he misled parliament during partygate now allies of the former pm believe the dossier which is expected to be made public tomorrow , will made public tomorrow, will exonerate bojo of wrongdoing. meanwhile several senior tories have warned the investigation has descended into a witch hunt, including lord, speaking to times radio yesterday , concerned times radio yesterday, concerned that it will be a witch and a concern to read in papers that obviously are being briefed by everybody . right. and centre of everybo