tn investment spiral that under the tories britain is in.— tories britain is in.actical terms? _ business. what does that mean in practical terms? if— business. what does that mean in practical terms? if you _ business. what does that mean in practical terms? if you take - business. what does that mean in | practical terms? if you take carbon ca ture practical terms? if you take carbon capture and _ practical terms? if you take carbon capture and storage, _ practical terms? if you take carbon capture and storage, companies i practical terms? if you take carbon l capture and storage, companies like drax want to invest but you need government to invest alongside business to create that capacity for storing the carbon in the north sea. if you take hydrogen, it is a new technology, green hydrogen is a new technology. no country is doing this at scale. you need a partnership between universities, government and business to get it off the ground. i'm being guided by what businesses are telling me about the opportunities, but also that this requires a partnership approac

speaker, after 13 years of tory failure the average family in britain will be poor than the average family in poland by 2030. that's a shocking state of affairs. if the tories limp on in government were going to see a generation of young people learning to say i'll be the same in polish, aren't we? >> mr. speaker, the biggest impact on households living standards, the energy crisis we are suffering at the moment of result of an illegal war in ukraine. i will just remind the honorable gentleman what we are doing to ease people through the because of our energy crisis guaranteed right now the government is paying over half of a typical household energy bill. saving households right now 100. is one the most generous support globally. now he knows he knows these decisions more cost of living but if he's concerned about the cost of living when he should do is that making inflationary unfunded spending commitments -- [shouting] and back our plan to halt inflation. >> the dictionary definition is -- [inaudible] >> the only country in the g7 still poor than it was before the pandemic and he stand

hosting revision on behalf of of work ravaged ukraine, this latest example of rip—off culture in tory britainuts cosmic mr speaker, we will continue. ~ ., , ., , , continue. we have put measures in lace to continue. we have put measures in place to combat — continue. we have put measures in place to combat ticket _ continue. we have put measures in place to combat ticket touting - continue. we have put measures in place to combat ticket touting and | place to combat ticket touting and i'm happy to look at the documentary he mentioned to make sure we are everything we can do but more generally, it is a source of enormous pride for us to host eurovision and i know it is something everyone is looking forward to and we should ensure there is the bodice possible access to seeing bad and we will do everything we can to make sure that happens. mr everything we can to make sure that ha ens. ~ ,,, ., ,, happens. mr speaker, in the aftermath — happens. mr speaker, in the aftermath of _ happens. mr speaker, in the aftermath of 9/11, _ happens. mr speaker, in the aftermath of 9/11, the - happens. mr spea

britain can�*t afford to be the sick man of europe, britain can�*t afford the tories. is vital for the growth we need. essentialfor certainty is vital for the growth we need. essential for businesses and investors in our country, as we have speued investors in our country, as we have spelled out compared with a blanket cut to corporation tax, investment allowances are the right approach. but the question many business also ask today is, how long before the wind blows again, and we all go through this again? and that is what they don�*t understand about business investment. their endless fighting on tax is bad for growth, in and of itself. madam deputy speaker, real stability means that taxes don�*t go up stability means that taxes don�*t go up and down like yoyos, the rnd tax credit regimes doesn�*t get overhauled twice in six months. ok. overhauled twice in six months. ok, that is enough- _ overhauled twice in six months. ok, that is enough. i _ overhauled twice in six months. ok, that is enough. i now can't hear the right _ that is enough. i now can't hear the right

britain afford the tories . and and there afford the tories.should be sound and followed rigorously . sound and followed rigorously. but every pound is precious and must not be wasted . but they must not be wasted. but they want to shout about their record . let them shout wages . lower . let them shout wages. lower taxes, higher borrowing higher debt, higher chaos has a cost . debt, higher chaos has a cost. and certainty is vital . the and certainty is vital. the growth we need essential for businesses and investors in our country, as we've spelt , country, as we've spelt, compared with a blanket cut to corporation tax, investment allowances are the right approach . but the question many approach. but the question many businesses ask today is how long before the wind blows again ? and before the wind blows again? and we all go through this again . we all go through this again. and that's what they don't understand about business investment . the endless fighting investment. the endless fighting on is bad for growth in and of itself . how do re

as tori pm liz trust implemented a disastrous financial plan for britain. she resigned from her post just 6 weeks after replacing forest johnson as prime minister. so who's in 10 downing street now? none other than the man who lost to liz truss re she's soon back. now the child, the immigrants of indian heritage is heralded by the media as sort of this immigrant rags to riches fairy tale an image concocted by a team of p. r. people to downplay his immense wealth and privilege as a child of a successful dr. father and mother who was not only a pharmacist, but she owned the pharmacy chain. well healed. indeed. soon as i grew up to attend private schools, elite universities such as oxford and stanford and california, where he met his heiress wife. he then went on to have a successful career at goldman sachs before trying his hand at politics in just 2015 a 1st time m p in 2015 to take the seat as p. m. in 2022. thank you so much, but so next story is less of a rise to the top rather more of a tale of last man standing or worse flim pickens. to shed more light

tory rebels have said that the... we're protesting about rights for lesbian and gay people. in general, britain quite a hostile environment in the 1980s for the lgbt community. about 75% of people when surveyed said that it was mostly or always wrong to be gay. simply by walking down the street, if somebody identified you as lesbian or gay, you could get abuse and you could be violently attacked just for being. there was a sort of catalyst moment where a book was published about a girl who lived with her two dads, and it kicked off a moral panic in parliament. section 28 banned local authorities from promoting homosexuality. the second part of it banned the teaching of the acceptability of homosexuality in schools. basically it meant the closing down of services. so young people became very vulnerable particularly, and schools couldn't protect people from being bullied. all kinds of groups all over the country began to protest. reporter: actor ian mckellen| was at the head of a procession which stretched nearly two miles. a group of lesbians chained themselves to buckingham palace gates dressed

britain. the telegraph goes with biden to down coronation invitation . try down coronation invitation. try saying that if joe biden , the saying that if joe biden, the guardian toriesrning rivers open sewers, says starmer . open sewers, says starmer. that's not a metaphor for britain. apparently is actual sewers. the times trumbull refuse to be handcuffed with our lawyers and twist in the mirror. o'grady legacy for the liverpool star's death sparked a surge in donations for dogs home that's the backseat dog's home and finally the daily star man baby. trump's huge tantrum charges . i trump's huge tantrum charges. i question that headline, but all right, let's get into . so let's right, let's get into. so let's kick off with the daily mail . kick off with the daily mail. josh yeah, so they got a photo of a very old wrinkly man, is it? louie hey, no, it's not. is rupert murdoch and his a massive ring that he's i guess that's his he's just getting engaged and getting married and maybe that's what's keeping going that's what's keeping him going . respect. yeah, yeah, yeah. they younger younger they get younger and younger just takes their i don't just so it takes their

high tax hunt under pressure ahead of tomorrow's budget, veteran tory sir john redwood joins to explain why tax cuts are in fact britain'se straight out to the . prime breaking tonight jeremy hunt will promise to provide 30 hours of child care a week to parents of child care a week to parents of one and two year olds when he unveils britain's first full budget since october 21. tomorrow but despite tory pressure to slash taxes as it looks likely that a staggering 25% of corporation tax rate will set, that's rising from the existing% growing number of employees now begging high tax hunt to reconsider his damaging planned hikes. with tory veteran and former cabinet sir john redwood making plea. just this morning. well, my message to jeremy hunt is . he's got jeremy hunt is. he's got a portrait of nigel lawson hanging on the wall in his study. he says he's a great admirer of nigel lawson did what nigel did jeremy got the tax is and he'll get more revenue and a happier country . hey hey i couldn't country. hey hey i couldn't agree more delighted to say . agree more delighted to say. john redwood with me live now . john redwo

britain deserves better? audience: yes. the setting for today's labour launch signalled ambition, confidence. swindon currently has a torye mps. labour hopes its campaign focus on the cost of living will be a tempting sell to voters. trying to find money to cope with everything is near on impossible. gas and electricity prices, rental properties. we need to get back to a situation where we swindonians _ are proud of our town. after kicking off his campaign, it was down to some door knocking. what does a good result look like for you? they're very important elections for us as we measure our progress from 2019 into the next general election. obviously we want to win as many seats as possible. we're here in swindon, which is very important to us. do you think you can take it? i hope so, and we've got a positive case. labour said they would freeze council tax in england this year if the party was in government now. so it's a fairly meaningless promise, isn't it? it's not theoretical in this sense, because the money we would use, the windfall tax that hasn't been collected, £10 billion, is on the table. the government is cho

will ex—tory minister ann widdecombe thinks it's time family values return to britain's classrooms.a's butler, paul burrell , predicting butler, paul burrell, predicting harry will attend the coronation alone because meghan won't want to face the music. is the duchess of sussex brave enough to see the family members? she viciously attacked my role masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier make their big return this hour . and as he's return this hour. and as he's accused of lacing the conservative move movement is our very own calvin right to challenge the drag queen story time movement he

high tax hunt under pressure ahead of tomorrow's budget, veteran tory sir john redwood joins to explain why tax cuts are in fact britain's live straight out to the . prime breaking tonight jeremy hunt will promise to provide 30 hours of child care a week to parents of child care a week to parents of one and two year olds when he unveils britain's first full budget since october 21. tomorrow but despite tory pressure to slash taxes as it looks likely that a staggering 25% of corporation tax rate will set, that's rising from the existing% growing number of employees now begging high tax hunt to reconsider his damaging planned hikes. with tory veteran and former cabinet sir john redwood making plea. just this morning. well, my message to jeremy hunt is . he's got jeremy hunt is. he's got a portrait of nigel lawson hanging on the wall in his study. he says he's a great admirer of nigel lawson did what nigel did jeremy got the tax is and he'll get more revenue and a happier country . hey hey i couldn't country. hey hey i couldn't agree more delighted to say . agree more delighted to say. john redwood with me live now . john r

through second reading in parliament as speak tory parliament as we speak our tory wets who seek to block it, betraying britain'sel this possible have the first of 2 hours newspaper front pages straight after ten. but first our man in stirling, neil oliverjoins me stirling, neil oliver joins me live as support scottish independence drops to just 39% force leadership hopeful yousaf to make the sinister promise to achieve separatism quote any means necessary i'll tell you more straight the . 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. break the great neil oliver is tonight's outsider and that noon today the polls for snp members today the polls for snp members to choose their new leader and the first minister of scotland to replace the scuppering sturgeon. latest polling of the scottish public has kate fo

through second reading in parliament as speak tory parliament as we speak our tory wets who seek to block it, betraying britain'sel this possible have the first of 2 hours newspaper front pages straight after ten. but first our man in stirling, neil oliverjoins me stirling, neil oliver joins me live as support scottish independence drops to just 39% force leadership hopeful yousaf to make the sinister promise to achieve separatism quote any means necessary i'll tell you more straight the . break the great neil oliver is tonight's outsider and that noon today the polls for snp members today the polls for snp members to choose their new leader and the first minister of scotland to replace the scuppering sturgeon. latest polling of the scottish public has kate forbes a whopping 15 points ahead of her nearest rival, useless humza yousaf . while the pair are neck yousaf. while the pair are neck and neck , it comes to the snp and neck, it comes to the snp membership who will decide and a last ditch attempt to get the separatists based on side whom that used very inflammatory language on the bbc yesterday to achieve in

speaker, after 13 years of tory failure , the average of tory failure, the average family in britain be poorer than the average in poland by 2030. that's shocking. state of affairs . if the tories live on affairs. if the tories live on in government, we're going to see a generation young people learning to say i'll be the same pet in polish ennui . they start pet in polish ennui. they start . as mr. and mrs. speaker. it's clear to everyone that the biggest impact on households living standards is energy prices, that we're suffering at the moment as a result of an illegal war in ukraine and just remind the honourable gentleman what we are doing to ease people through that because of our energy price right now the government is paying over of a typical household energy bill, saving households right now £1,000. it is one of the most generous support schemes globally. now he knows he knows future decisions , support, cost future decisions, support, cost of living for the budget. but if he's concerned about the cost of living what he should do is stop making inflationary unfunded spending

he's he's streets ahead of the tories in the polls at the moment. and therefore, britain. well he would say that, wouldn't he? and he would like to think and of course, there is a chance that might happen. the conservative is certainly on the back foot through no fault of their not argue their own. but let's not argue with that. let's not pretend that labour party are good with the budget . they are the party the budget. they are the party which limbo and i think he was was the chief secretary to the treasury. i think he wrote infamous letter saying to the conservatives who when you are in power, good luck, there's nothing left. we've spent every penny and. how long ago was that? well was relatively recently, you know , it was like recently, you know, it was like it was within 20 years. within 20 years we have had tories that 13 years to get it right and they are the ones who crushed down and down and down and down. they are the reason we are here now. you cannot blame labour for that. but cannot blame liam byrne for it. if for heaven's sake , this debt is pure sake, this

britain. the ai has budget 2023 and sunak head for tags clash with tory bank.'m guessing we're not getting any tax cuts. the daily star says the big three is —15 degrees. scandi shiver and those are your front pages . so kick things front pages. so kick things off with the front page of monday's daily mail. josh well, we have the thing that everyone's really important this immigration for a second have harry and meghan been invited? yes they have to. the coronation . we don't know if the coronation. we don't know if they're going to go and they said that if they do go. yeah. you can you can sleep in your old frogmore whatever. so that's important. why we got out of the way. well, could it be that his job. you want to hear about that 7 job. you want to hear about that ? you want to know if it receives. you want to. finally, we've a problem with years with small boats. crossing the channelis small boats. crossing the channel is incredibly for migrants crossing the channel it's also a killer they also care about about some our you know, underprivileged communities

tory rebels fight to close micra st loophole tory rebels have urged rishi sunak to close every legal loophole allows foreign judges to interfere britain'shrough 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 stands down as first minister tomorrow, it will make in some ways life easier for labour to achieve a government safe routes to be opened for 20,000 migrants a

tories have got their head in the sand, as always. anne. if i canjust return to the budget as a whole, i think the question was would it make britain great again leaders hold talks in tokyo in what's been hailed as a milestone in their fraught relationship. the us military releases the first declassified video of a russian jet crashing into one of its drones over the black sea. the united states does not seek conflict with russia, we do not seek escalation with russia. anger in france after the government pushes through pension reform without a vote. a community on a remote scottish island are told they have a high risk of cancer after scientists discover a harmful gene.

tory rebels fight to close micra st loophole tory rebels have urged rishi sunak to close every legal loophole allows foreign judges to interfere britain'sassing 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 stands down as first minister tomorrow, it will make in some ways life easier for labour to achieve a government safe routes to be opened for 20,000 mig

mr speaker, after 13 years of tory failure, the average family in britain will be poorer than the averageable gentleman of what we are doing to ease people through that because of our energy price guarantee, right now the government is paying over half of a typical energy bill, for a household, saving them an average of £1000. one of the most generation schemes globally. he knows that decisions for supporting cost of living for the budget but if he is concerned about cost of living, he should stop making inflationary unfunded spending commitments and back on our plan to halve inflation. the dictionary definition for unfunded commitments is last year's kamikaze budget. the only country in the g7 still poorer than it was behind the pandemic and he stand there pretending it is all fine, total denial about the damage of decline he is presiding over. delivering growth and tackling the cost of living crisis will mean standing up to vested interests. energy bills... energy bills are going to go up by £900 in april. he knows he's going to have to act, but who is going to pay? hard—working familie

britain. the ai has budget 2023 and sunak head for tags clash with tory bank.'m guessing we're not getting any tax cuts. the daily star says the big three is —15 degrees. scandi shiver and those are your front pages . so kick things front pages. so kick things off with the front page of monday's daily mail. josh well, we have the thing that everyone's really important this immigration for a second have harry and meghan been invited? yes they have to. the coronation . we don't know if the coronation. we don't know if they're going to go and they said that if they do go. yeah. you can you can sleep in your old frogmore whatever. so that's important. why we got out of the way. well, could it be that his job. you want to hear about that 7 job. you want to hear about that ? you want to know if it receives. you want to. finally, we've a problem with years with small boats. crossing the channelis small boats. crossing the channel is incredibly for migrants crossing the channel it's also a killer they also care about about some our you know, underprivileged communities

he's he's streets ahead of the tories in the polls at the moment. and therefore, britain prime. well he would say that, wouldn't he? and he would like to think and of course, there is a chance that might happen. the conservative is certainly on the back foot through no fault of their not argue their own. but let's not argue with that. let's not pretend that labour party are good with the budget . they are the party the budget. they are the party which limbo and i think he was was the chief secretary to the treasury. i think he wrote infamous letter saying to the conservatives who when you are in power, good luck, there's nothing left. we've spent every penny and. how long ago was that? well was relatively recently, you know , it was like recently, you know, it was like it was within 20 years. within 20 years we have had tories that 13 years to get it right and they are the ones who crushed down and down and down and down. they are the reason we are here now. you cannot blame labour for that. but cannot blame liam byrne for it. if for heaven's sake , this debt is pure sake

britain. this is apparently to wets on the tory backbenches. what do you make of it?give us a handle on this. we've . half a million refugees we've. half a million refugees in since 15. i repeat half a million since 2015. please not say that we are some nasty, horrible that excludes everybody . people have poured in from hong kong. they still 50,000 a year from afghan stand from ukraine from syria. i we've more than done our bit and the false argument that europe accepts more . well that's because they more. well that's because they allowed the mediterranean to become absolutely open waters for anyone to set foot eu soil. i was there in 2015 that i warned this policy was an error. ithen warned this policy was an error. i then saw us compounding it in country we have been more than generous. the fact that everybody these are more focussed on so—called safe and legal routes than dealing with people coming here illegally. tells you where is and by the way, who are these safe and legal routes open to ? is it the legal routes open to? is it the 10 million? is it the 110 mi

britain. this is apparently to wets on the tory backbenches. what do you make of it?give us a handle on this. we've . half a million refugees we've. half a million refugees in since 15. i repeat half a million since 2015. please not say that we are some nasty, horrible that excludes everybody . people have poured in from hong kong. they still 50,000 a year from afghan stand from ukraine from syria. i we've more than done our bit and the false argument that europe accepts more . well that's because they more. well that's because they allowed the mediterranean to become absolutely open waters for anyone to set foot eu soil. i was there in 2015 that i warned this policy was an error. ithen warned this policy was an error. i then saw us compounding it in country we have been more than generous. the fact that everybody these are more focussed on so—called safe and legal routes than dealing with people coming here illegally. tells you where is and by the way, who are these safe and legal routes open to ? is it the legal routes open to? is it the 10 million? is it the 110 mi

will ex—tory minister ann widdecombe thinks it's time family values return to britain's classrooms.ive later this hour. and diana's butler, paul burrell , predicting butler, paul burrell, predicting harry will attend the coronation alone because meghan won't want to face the music. is the duchess of sussex brave enough to see the family members? she viciously attacked my role masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier make their big return this hour . and as he's return this hour. and as he's accused of lacing the conservative move movement is our very own calvin right to challenge the drag queen story time movement he takes on his conservative rival i'll be our man conor in what promises to be a fiery clash live in the studio shortly as i have a first look at tomorrow's newspapers front pages hot off the press and my final personal duty and jackass of the week to this is dan mortensen i let's go . mortensen i let's go. very important digest setting this boris johnson witch hunt next week in just a moment first though those news headlines at nine with polly middlehurst . nine

will ex—tory minister ann widdecombe thinks it's time family values return to britain's classrooms.'s live later this hour. and diana's butler, paul burrell , predicting butler, paul burrell, predicting harry will attend the coronation alone because meghan won't want to face the music. is the duchess of sussex brave enough to see the family members? she viciously attacked my role masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier make their big return this hour . and as he's return this hour. and as he's accused of lacing the conservative move movement is our very own calvin right to challenge the drag queen story time movement he takes on his conservative rival i'll be our man conor in what promises to be a fiery clash live in the studio shortly as i have a first look at tomorrow's newspapers front pages hot off the press and my final personal duty and jackass of the week to this is dan mortensen i let's go . mortensen i let's go. very important digest setting this boris johnson witch hunt next week in just a moment first though those news headlines at nine with polly middlehurst . n

britain? we have so much going for us apart from a government that is prioritising these investments. the conservatives say labour's plans amount to new debts. some toriesthey are uncomfortable with that but there's little sign that the chancellor is looking to cut taxes just now. damian grammaticas, bbc news. prime minister rishi sunak says he recognises the "anxiety" over the collapse of silicon valley bank but his government was working to find a solution that will secure customers' liquidity and cashflow needs. there are warnings that the collapse of the large american bank and its british arm could have a significant impact on tech start—up businesses. it's the biggest failure of a us bank since the 2008 financial crisis. the us treasury secretary janet yellen says she was working closely with banking regulators to respond to the collapse of the bank and protect depositors, but said a major bailout was not being considered. the uk chancellor, jeremy hunt, has been meeting the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey. he offered some reassurance. the governor of the bank of england has said that there is not a systemic risk to the financial sy

britain out of europe. and the two things are connected. i was at the time that i left the toryr of the european movement because i passionately believe that brexit is a fundamental mistake. what john major actually describes as an historic mistake, which, as i often say , is as close as john often say, is as close as john ever gets to using bad language in public . ever gets to using bad language in public. but ever gets to using bad language in public . but people voted for in public. but people voted for it. so democracy i just. they didn't vote for the brexit we've got. they voted . it's absolutely got. they voted. it's absolutely true. they voted for brexit. there were a wide range of brexit on offer and we've chosen the most damaging or rather i should be more much more precise. the faction that currently controls the tory party chose the most damaging opfion party chose the most damaging option of brexit. is there any way back for you to come back to the conservative party ? is that the conservative party? is that remotely possible ? knows the remotely possible? knows the

britain out of europe. and the two things are connected. i was at the time that i left the toryr of the european movement because i passionately believe that brexit is a fundamental mistake. what john major actually describes as an historic mistake, which, as i often say , is as close as john often say, is as close as john ever gets to using bad language in public . ever gets to using bad language in public. but ever gets to using bad language in public . but people voted for in public. but people voted for it. so democracy i just. they didn't vote for the brexit we've got. they voted . it's absolutely got. they voted. it's absolutely true. they voted for brexit. there were a wide range of brexit on offer and we've chosen the most damaging or rather i should be more much more precise. the faction that currently controls the tory party chose the most damaging opfion party chose the most damaging option of brexit. is there any way back for you to come back to the conservative party ? is that the conservative party? is that remotely possible ? knows the remotely possible? knows the

britain? we have so much going for us apart from a government that is prioritising these investments. the conservatives say labour's plans amount to new debts. some toriesn many years. they're uncomfortable with that. but there was little sign that the chancellor is looking to cut taxes just now. damian grammaticus, bbc news. we can speak now to christine farquharson, an economist at the the institute for fiscal studies, who can give us her thoughts on the chancellor's most recent budget pledges. in particular focusing in particularfocusing on children and support for childcare. i wanted to ask you initially what do you think of what we have heard so far about government plans? do think what we have heard goes far enough in addressing the real issues that we clearly have in this country, in the uk, when it comes to the cost of childcare for parents? the the uk, when it comes to the cost of childcare for parents?— childcare for parents? the childcare s stem in childcare for parents? the childcare system in england _ childcare for parents? the childcare system in england is _ childcare for parents? the childcare system in england is incredibly - system in

impossible united the conservative party and britain and of course commission to stop the boats but that didn't stop lineker's woke mob attacking one of the people's toriesmply can't accept hundreds of millions of people . i'm afraid this country people. i'm afraid this country is nearly full it's got benson will be joining me live westminster next right after my digest where i'll tell rishi it's leave the echr or bust then i'll get the view of my superstar panel tonight . amanda superstar panel tonight. amanda patel calvin robinson and rebecca reid . plus, nigel farage rebecca reid. plus, nigel farage joins me live to lay bare the grave danger posed by the left reckless borders policy. his unmissable analysis coming up this hour. elsewhere i'm asking if lineker was made a fool of the bbc and the impartiality that it claims to hold so the bbc's former political correspondent john sargeant , correspondent john sargeant, he's furious with match of the day host and he'll explain why when he takes on his former colleague danny shaw and talent manager to the stars jonathan shalit in the clash. shortly then legendary be jim davidson cannot. then legendary be j

impossible united the conservative party and britain and of course commission to stop the boats but that didn't stop lineker's woke mob attacking one of the people's tories accept hundreds of millions of people . i'm afraid this country people. i'm afraid this country is nearly full it's got benson will be joining me live westminster next right after my digest where i'll tell rishi it's leave the echr or bust then i'll get the view of my superstar panel tonight . amanda superstar panel tonight. amanda patel calvin robinson and

britain the tpp is a triumph . the tories, tpp is a triumph.trade deal to boost uk economy by nought point 8. i mean , come on guys, allow 8. i mean, come on guys, allow yourself to be happy. i just yourself to be happy. i just yourself to be happy. i just yourself to be happy. i'm joined now by conservative mp james duddndge now by conservative mp james duddridge james. great to have you on the show. you have a week starting this is a product of five years of work. liam fox started off we couldn't have doneit started off we couldn't have done it without brexit. it moves away from the slow growth interventionist muddle that is the eu . it's a key deliverable the eu. it's a key deliverable post—brexit and a do mongers say you know , one day one it's not you know, one day one it's not going to make any it's not a bad day. one is a longer term 15% of the global trade goes these 11 countries indo—pacific is growing faster as your clip before alluded to the half the middle classes. before alluded to the half the middle classes . that before alluded

tory of that and that shows that tory mp not mp and members are not necessarily convinced the necessarily convinced is the right way forward. lynn, what do you is for britain to get back to think we need to get back to what want as what the electorate want as well. truss one, because her well. liz truss one, because her third was taxes. third message was cut taxes. sunak unelected. i understand sunak is unelected. i understand he's to play but he's desperate to play safe. but then listening to who then what about listening to who put there put the conservatives there in the place and if there is the first place and if there is going to be some sort of argument battled and i will be team liz truss and johnson because as we need to because as much as we need to play because as much as we need to play it safe, i do think has gone far as i always say and gone too far as i always say and i know many people hate to hear this, we are not the great britain of the past terms of the industrial revolution. we really manufacture agriculture is manufacture our agriculture is not the best. what we have is , not the best. what we have is, our financial our our financial

yeah the guardian tories exist anguishing the right to seek refuge protection in the uk says united nafions protection in the uk says united nations and photographic evidence that britainheading into yet another chill. also you. and so if china tells us to hit break or risk conflict we'll be having a look at that story the daily finally in synergy and beyond universe is number one paperis beyond universe is number one paper is in voted to meet we're not going to see the picture for this for some reason university is number one paper is invite you to meet space team for it you to meet space team for it you left to take my word for it or go out and buy a copy in the morning . so us begin with morning. so us begin with wednesdays daily express and the story that is dominating front pages. roger this is rishi laying down the law, doing little porcelain figurine impression of judge . more teen impression of judge. more teen titan is knight . it's very hard titan is knight. it's very hard to take him seriously. it didn't do anger well one way or another, does he? he doesn't amount of emotional range generally i don't think it generally i don't think does it exactly . and the

yeah the guardian tories exist anguishing the right to seek refuge protection in the uk says united nafions protection in the uk says united nations and photographic evidence that britainheading into yet another chill. also you. and so if china tells us to hit break or risk conflict we'll be having a look at that story the daily finally in synergy and beyond universe is number one paperis beyond universe is number one paper is in voted to meet we're not going to see the picture for this for some reason university is number one paper is invite you to meet space team for it you to meet space team for it you left to take my word for it or go out and buy a copy in the morning . so us begin with morning. so us begin with wednesdays daily express and the story that is dominating front pages. roger this is rishi laying down the law, doing little porcelain figurine impression of judge . more teen impression of judge. more teen titan is knight . it's very hard titan is knight. it's very hard to take him seriously. it didn't do anger well one way or another, does he? he doesn't amount of emotional range generally i don't think it generally i don't think does it exactly . and the

tory mp neil hamilton for the people's hour on the agenda . people's hour on the agenda. with over 7 million working age adults not active in the economy . britain lost its work . adults not active in the economy . britain lost its work. is the rise in the cost of the bbc licence fee, which is being rumoured to be £13, justify it and with raw sewage going into our rivers and a seaside town is plagued with super rats , does plagued with super rats, does britain need to clean up its act.7 also britain need to clean up its act? also presented jon snow has become a father. it is seventies. so is unfair to have kids later in life lost to get through don't forget off denying the big opinion and my take it ten so much that we got to do on a saturday night. but first, the headunes a saturday night. but first, the headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. mark thank you and good evening. this is the latest from gb newsroom, the home secretary has defended the government's plan to send illegal migrants to rwanda. it comes as hundred people cross the channel yesterday after five days of inactivity . suella braverman is inactivity. su

tory culture warrior. andrea jenkins, the former education minister and shamima vegans twisted pr campaign to return britain peers in the house of lords with claims that stripping her british is a form of cap it or punishment. watch that bizarre suggestion from lord griffiths yesterday. stateless snus is a form capital punishment in. the sense that it deprives somebody of status forever for the rest of status forever for the rest of their lives. leaving her where she is surely inhumane. the so. andrea jenkins, i mean, i can't believe this. it feels like lord griffiths is actually doing the dirty work. the british bashing corporation , bbc british bashing corporation, bbc that has spent the last numerous weeks trying to rehab shamima beckham's legacy . why are the beckham's legacy. why are the left so obsessed with bringing a dangerous woman , a dangerous dangerous woman, a dangerous terrorist back into the uk ? god terrorist back into the uk? god is bleeding heart lefties. what we going to do with them, dunn? i mean, clearly lord griffiths is completely wrong . i mean, the is completely wrong. i mean, the a

tory culture warrior. andrea jenkins, the former education minister and shamima vegans twisted pr campaign to return britaineers in the house of lords with claims that stripping her british is a form of cap it or punishment. watch that bizarre suggestion from lord griffiths yesterday. stateless snus is a form capital punishment in. the sense that it deprives somebody of status forever for the rest of status forever for the rest of their lives. leaving her where she is surely inhumane. the so. andrea jenkins, i mean, i can't believe this. it feels like lord griffiths is actually doing the dirty work. the british bashing corporation , bbc british bashing corporation, bbc that has spent the last numerous weeks trying to rehab shamima beckham's legacy . why are the beckham's legacy. why are the left so obsessed with bringing a dangerous woman , a dangerous dangerous woman, a dangerous terrorist back into the uk ? god terrorist back into the uk? god is bleeding heart lefties. what we going to do with them, dunn? i mean, clearly lord griffiths is completely wrong . i mean, the is completely wrong. i mean, the aim

tory mp neil hamilton for the people's hour on the agenda . people's hour on the agenda. with over 7 million working age adults not active in the economy . britain lost its work . adults not active in the economy . britain lost its work. is the rise in the cost of the bbc licence fee, which is being rumoured to be £13, justify it and with raw sewage going into our rivers and a seaside town is plagued with super rats , does plagued with super rats, does britain need to clean up its act.7 also britain need to clean up its act? also presented jon snow has become a father. it is seventies. so is unfair to have kids later in life lost to get through don't forget off denying the big opinion and my take it ten so much that we got to do on a saturday night. but first, the headunes a saturday night. but first, the headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. mark thank you and good evening. this is the latest from gb newsroom, the home secretary has defended the government's plan to send illegal migrants to rwanda. it comes as hundred people cross the channel yesterday after five days of inactivity . suella braverman is inactivity. su

britain, at the hands of. our police. yes. no. the one to round off the hour for us rumours of a growing tory rebellion over the illegal immigration a load of this, it's not from people who wants to water it. no, it's for people who think it doesn't go far enough. patrick christys here on gb news with you for the next hour . east everybody now next hour. east everybody now that embarks is gbviews@gbnews.uk get into it. so let us know what you think. we are leading in with the guy we got his story. do you think that can ever be rebuilt say to vaiews@gbnews.uk be shy, get in touch. but right now your headlines. we follow . patrick, headlines. we follow. patrick, thanks very much indeed. a has been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison, perverting the course of justice after falsely accusing a of men of rape . 22 year old eleanor rape. 22 year old eleanor williams also created a facebook post alleging she'd been the victim of asian grooming gang. preston crown court heard how three men she falsely accused attempted to take their own lives. her accusation has led to protests in her home town of barrow in furness with some clos

tory minister. i'm welcome. and one of the more creative policy ideas is follow them deep, easy conservative lee anderson wants to solve britain'sdeputy chairman of the conservative party suggested 90,000 prisoners could be let out of jail for a bit, presumably chains so they can pick fruit and veg . well, can pick fruit and veg. well, former prisons minister on twitter has seen just about every slammer under the sun, including this particularly relaxed jail in norway . you've relaxed jail in norway. you've got a prisoner coming up to you threatening. what you do. oh, you so—and—so . now you're being you so—and—so. now you're being very gentle. push on the very young woman down. yeah, whatever young woman down. yeah, whatever you want. get me on the floor. good. that's why. that's the. yeah, that's the wall. yeah. and i do this. then what happens if it don't stop then you get a hit with and then get hit with one of those. they all know that was fun . i love you. i'm very much fun. i love you. i'm very much enjoy it. in may britain is a worker crisis should be allowed out to roam the countryside and pick strawberries . well i did

tory minister. i'm welcome. and one of the more creative policy ideas is follow them deep, easy conservative lee anderson wants to solve britain'sdeputy chairman of the conservative party suggested 90,000 prisoners could be let out of jail for a bit, presumably chains so they can pick fruit and veg . well, can pick fruit and veg. well, former prisons minister on twitter has seen just about every slammer under the sun, including this particularly relaxed jail in norway . you've relaxed jail in norway. you've got a prisoner coming up to you threatening. what you do. oh, you so—and—so . now you're being you so—and—so. now you're being very gentle. push on the very young woman down. yeah, whatever young woman down. yeah, whatever you want. get me on the floor. good. that's why. that's the. yeah, that's the wall. yeah. and i do this. then what happens if it don't stop then you get a hit with and then get hit with one of those. they all know that was fun . i love you. i'm very much fun. i love you. i'm very much enjoy it. in may britain is a worker crisis should be allowed out to roam the countryside and pick strawberries . well i did

tory of that and that shows that tory mp not mp and members are not necessarily convinced the necessarily convinced is the right way forward. lynn, what do you is best britain to get back to think we need to get back to what electorate want as what the electorate want as well. one, because her well. liz truss one, because her third message taxes. third message was cut taxes. sunak unelected. i understand sunak is unelected. i understand he's to safe. he's desperate to play safe. but then about listening to who then what about listening to who put there put the conservatives there in the place and if there is the first place and if there is going to be some sort of argument battled and will be argument battled and i will be team liz truss and johnson because much as we need to because as much as we need to play because as much as we need to play it safe, do think has play it safe, i do think has gone far as i always say and gone too far as i always say and i know many people hate to hear this, we are not the great britain of the past terms of the industrial revolution. we really manufacture agriculture is manufacture our agriculture is not the best. what we

britain you in jackass time now dawn neesom your nominee please. oh, it's got to be cast on the hasn't it, jim pmqs today for attacking tory mp waging war on free speech sight of them howling with rage over a tweet , signing, greeting letters tweet, signing, greeting letters in their dozens desperately , in their dozens desperately, trying to cancel a football highlight show. i should have been laughable . dominic was your been laughable. dominic was your nominee for union jack. been laughable. dominic was your nominee for union jack . mine is nominee for union jack. mine is a mate . these two cow vorderman a mate. these two cow vorderman hypocrite regarding the hancock affair and her schmoozing that was pictured and i don't know nominee place yeah i'm at pinky's too it's rishi sunak washing his hands the responsibility over the controversy . bbc chairman controversy. bbc chairman richard sharpe has caused old pal of rishi's you know, i'm going to go with dawn neesom and keir starmer on the gary lineker debacle. number one it was labour mps first attacked senior mp who first attacked lineker for his revolting, including the shadow home secretary yvett

britain you in jackass time now dawn neesom your nominee please. oh, it's got to be cast on the hasn't it, jim pmqs today for attacking tory mp waging war on free speechpeaker the sight of them howling with rage over a tweet , signing, greeting letters tweet, signing, greeting letters in their dozens desperately , in their dozens desperately, trying to cancel a football highlight show. i should have been laughable . dominic was your been laughable. dominic was your nominee for union jack. been laughable. dominic was your nominee for union jack . mine is nominee for union jack. mine is a mate . these two cow vorderman a mate. these two cow vorderman hypocrite regarding the hancock affair and her schmoozing that was pictured and i don't know nominee place yeah i'm at pinky's too it's rishi sunak washing his hands the responsibility over the controversy . bbc chairman controversy. bbc chairman richard sharpe has caused old pal of rishi's you know, i'm going to go with dawn neesom and keir starmer on the gary lineker debacle. number one it was labour mps first attacked senior mp who first attacked lineker for his revolting, including the shadow home secre

britain and what the fallout, the damage would be? because there are, as you say, senior members, the tory party, who say, look, we have got abide by internationale international arena. if we suddenly just chucked out the baby with the bathwater , we are baby with the bathwater, we are going to join. i think it's is it belarus and russia are the only two others who are not non—signatory europe of course because. because canada, australia, american of them are signatories . australia, american of them are signatories. but yes, this was a convention up by brits , winston convention up by brits, winston churchill among them, in order to try and get british values spreading across continent. it's not britain that has a history of genocide. it's not britain that's done beastly things to our own people , the same way our own people, the same way that many european countries have in recent history . and so have in recent history. and so the idea was the echr that almost a sort of british framework could be put place across all the people, and yet clearly the criticism is that it has strayed very far from that original founding mission that judgements t