minister— that as the former tory cabinet ministerjohn wakeham who made the first report _ ministerjohnirst report on reform of the house of lords, he said, what you have got to watch _ of lords, he said, what you have got to watch out — of lords, he said, what you have got to watch out for is unintended consequences. 0ur constitution is something — consequences. 0ur constitution is something that has been developed over 1000 years and although the house _ over1000 years and although the house of— over 1000 years and although the house of lords seems a bit anachronistic, it is a part of that development. we haven't had a revolution, we have had evolution all the _ revolution, we have had evolution all the way— revolution, we have had evolution all the way through. i do think the house _ all the way through. i do think the house of— all the way through. i do think the house of lords has far too many people _ house of lords has far too many peopie in— house of lords has far too many people in it, and in fairness to the piers _ people in it, and in fairness to the piers they— people in it,

martin, you have the wind farms, state cabinet, tory rebellion, mps not standing. for rishi sunak? his possibly be growing on that list are problems for rishi sunak?- possibly be growing on that list are problems for rishi sunak? his “0b is not an easy — problems for rishi sunak? his “0b is not an easy i problems for rishi sunak? his “0b is not an easy one and it i problems for rishi sunak? his “0b is not an easy one and it was h problems for rishi sunak? his job is not an easy one and it was never - not an easy one and it was never going _ not an easy one and it was never going to — not an easy one and it was never going to be — not an easy one and it was never going to be because, as you just discussed. — going to be because, as you just discussed, he inherited the negative situation _ discussed, he inherited the negative situation in — discussed, he inherited the negative situation in the first place politically and economically, and then all— politically and economically, and then all these tough challenges. this one. — then all these tough challenges. this one

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a rising star of the tory party whose cabinet career was cut short when truss was ousted , short whenruss was ousted, breaks his silence on the globalist coup that could down the conservatives . he joins me the conservatives. he joins me at 1020. is there a woke war on men? straight talking red wall mp ben bradley is calling for more male role models in the classroom and beyond. that's at 950 plus. guess who else has waded into the battle of the sexes? but for a woman, i don't care if she is perhaps the most successful woman in finance in her mid—fifties, i promise you someone will still go. yeah, but she was such a in college. and is this really the motion picture event of a generation . picture event of a generation. i see . see. discuss the latest meghan monologue, the return of avatar and more in the media buzz throughout the ten hour 2 hours newspaper front pages in grace's version union jack has on the way to dan wootton way to this is dan wootton tonight let's go . tonight let's go. my tonight let's go. my digest coming out but first the news with alice porter . i'll the news w

there was a fantastic report about this, about the idea of reform by john wakim, the former tory cabinet that the lords is completely bonkers and on paper, yeah , on the 21st century, the yeah, on the 21st century, the idea you've got 26 clerics who become legislators is as of right, makes us look more like iran than a western nation . iran than a western nation. however, the point he was making was if you start taking these these various breaches of the constitution away, so say for instance, you threw the bishops out. would that because that is their link with the state with that and with the church just establishing . and if that establishing. and if that happens , would we not start happens, would we not start thinking about the monarchy? yeah. given that the king is the head of the church, you take a plank of his his basic function away and so wake commit point was not that all these things would happen, but the moment you start fiddling with it, it might happen and we could end up without a monarchy . yes. emma, without a monarchy. yes. emma, do you think the awarding peerages has

there was a fantastic report about this, about the idea of reform by john wakim, the former tory cabinet that the lords is completely bonkers and on paper, yeah , on the 21st century, the yeah, on the 21st century, the idea you've got 26 clerics who become legislators is as of right, makes us look more like iran than a western nation . iran than a western nation. however, the point he was making was if you start taking these these various breaches of the constitution away, so say for instance, you threw the bishops out. would that because that is their link with the state with that and with the church just establishing . and if that establishing. and if that happens , would we not start happens, would we not start thinking about the monarchy? yeah. given that the king is the head of the church, you take a plank of his his basic function away and so wake commit point was not that all these things would happen, but the moment you start fiddling with it, it might happen and we could end up without a monarchy . yes. emma, without a monarchy. yes. emma, do you think the awarding peerages has

latest mp who said he won't be standing in the next election, talking about a growing tory rebellion, splitting the cabinetusy, when we look at the information included, very busy article. it look at the information included, very busy article.— very busy article. it is. interesting _ very busy article. it is. interesting that - very busy article. it is. interesting that you i very busy article. it is. i interesting that you pick very busy article. it is. - interesting that you pick up on very busy article. it is. _ interesting that you pick up on that sense _ interesting that you pick up on that sense of— interesting that you pick up on that sense of dare i say rats deserting a sinking _ sense of dare i say rats deserting a sinking ship, whether the tories are now in_ sinking ship, whether the tories are now in managed decline and i read a story— now in managed decline and i read a story in_ now in managed decline and i read a story in the — now in managed decline and i read a story in the times about where do they go— story in the times about where do they go from here, and this is a sense _ they go from

are throwing it forward wondering if they will have the full cabinet support there and whether or not that might spark a backlash on the toryd be a problem here. i do think that most conservative mps do think that most conservative mps do want to see these numbers broadly come down but the more interesting and far trickier question is how can you bring them down. these numbers are high partly because of the ukraine scheme, the afghanistan came, the hong kong scheme, nobody is disputing those schemes should be “p is disputing those schemes should be up and running. they are also high because we recruit abroad for our nhs and nobody will argue against recruiting nurses and doctors from abroad so that is why you are lighting on this foreign student number, it is the least contentious of that figure number to try and get smaller. �* , ., ., ., smaller. ok, let's move onto the front of the _ smaller. ok, let's move onto the front of the guardian, _ smaller. ok, let's move onto the front of the guardian, and - smaller. ok, let's move onto the front of the guardian, and we - smaller. ok, let's move onto thej front of the guardian,

-- in the middle of a tory cost-of-living crisis and a scotland office is led by -- until he can cash in on these -- for life in the house of lords. he should be -- from the cabinetnd the people should be given the chance -- by alexion. the prime minister -- if he has any integrity left will he stop stuffing the house of lords with his cronies. >> mr. speaker the secretary us to eat and i, we are working constructively with the scottish government. we will be meeting the minister tomorrow because that is not with the people of scotland wanted. mr. speaker. criminal gangs were operating to bring people into this country and it is already in effect, are openly using -- to recruit people to use their services. the online safety require social media platforms to take effective action to remove -- and it is also the intention of the government -- can i think my honorable friend for his work in raising awareness on this particular issue he is actually right and i am pleased to give him the reassurance that the online safety bill will reef require a platform to remove and limit the spread of illegal content online and assisting illegal immigration as listed as a priorit

more than 50 tory ps named by former secretary david davis and signed by cabinet ministers, includingiam and esther mcvey , have now listened to the mcvey, have now listened to the prime minister, urging him to change the law so that bogus asylum applications to migrants from safe countries like albania who claim to be victims of modern slavery can be automatically rejected. the people who bring them tell them claim this claim. you've been trafficked, then you come. well, it seems me in a fairly straightforward common sense that if we change the law on trafficking , say you come from trafficking, say you come from a safe country, we can send back to your own home. and if you want to pursue a legal case and you can do so from there, not from here, it may be too little too late for the tories who have fine leigh realise they face political if they fail to solve the channel migrant crisis . the the channel migrant crisis. the mail on sunday reported yesterday day that panicking tory mp said the red wall seats of the north and midlands have held discussions about forming a breakaway party

more than 50 tory ps named by former secretary david davis and signed by cabinet ministers, including liam and esther mcvey , have now listened to the mcvey, have now listened to the prime minister, urging him to change the law so that bogus asylum applications to migrants from safe countries like albania who claim to be victims of modern slavery can be automatically rejected. the people who bring them tell them claim this claim. you've been trafficked, then you come. well, it seems me in a fairly straightforward common sense that if we change the law on trafficking , say you come from trafficking, say you come from a safe country, we can send back to your own home. and if you want to pursue a legal case and you can do so from there, not from here, it may be too little too late for the tories who have fine leigh realise they face political if they fail to solve the channel migrant crisis . the the channel migrant crisis. the mail on sunday reported yesterday day that panicking tory mp said the red wall seats of the north and midlands have held discussions about forming a breakaway par

tory revolt as he backs onshore wind farms. michael gove told his allies that he supports ending the ban on. onshore wind farms leaving rishi sunak's cabinet. the levelling up secretary is understood to have been joined . grant shapps, the been joined. grant shapps, the business secretary and graham stewart, the climate change minister in privately supporting the removal a cameron era ban on new turbines . a band of tory new turbines. a band of tory rebels last night 30 signatories on an amendment mr. gove's planning bill that would allow new developments threatening to inflict a defeat on rishi sunak inflict a defeat on rishi sunak in the house of commons. inflict a defeat on rishi sunak in the house of commons . on the in the house of commons. on the issue, the pm is yet to decide whether to overturn the band, a decision that some argue would boost the uk's energy security. barring sandwiches to avoid train strikes ministers must take a grown up approach and meet union bosses to . avoid meet union bosses to. avoid christmas rail chaos. meet union bosses to. avoid christmas rail chaos . also bbc , christmas rail chaos. also bbc, staff see

tory revolt as he backs onshore wind farms. michael gove told his allies that he supports ending the ban on. onshore wind farms leaving rishi sunak's cabinet. the levelling up secretary is understood to have been joined . grant shapps, the been joined. grant shapps, the business secretary and graham stewart, the climate change minister in privately supporting the removal a cameron era ban on new turbines . a band of tory new turbines. a band of tory rebels last night 30 signatories on an amendment mr. gove's planning bill that would allow new developments threatening to inflict a defeat on rishi sunak inflict a defeat on rishi sunak in the house of commons. inflict a defeat on rishi sunak in the house of commons . on the in the house of commons. on the issue, the pm is yet to decide whether to overturn the band, a decision that some argue would boost the uk's energy security. barring sandwiches to avoid train strikes ministers must take a grown up approach and meet union bosses to . avoid meet union bosses to. avoid christmas rail chaos. meet union bosses to. avoid christmas rail chaos . also bbc , christmas rail chaos. also bbc, staff see

rishi sunak is facing a tory rebellion onshore wind tory rebellion over onshore wind after cabinet ministerer alok joined johnson alok sharma joined boris johnson truss in opposing the ban. do you think onshore wind is just an eyesore on our nurses pay demands realistic needs today is it. the army could be called in to help cover later this month. ihave to help cover later this month. i have got a member of the health select committee on. i want to know exactly what these demands and exactly what the government sitting government is doing sitting around this negotiating table because is because whatever the case is putting lives at risk. putting people's lives at risk. you and me, we're patients. we've a right to know if we've got a right to know if we've got going to . take yes, drop yourselves inhalation. just because in about 10 minutes time after we've spoken about that wind farm issue, am going to be talking to caroline, conservative mp who is member conservative mp who is a member , the health select committee. i want get to the bottom of want to get to the bottom of what on with this

nadine dorries hadn't a cabinet minister but she went on to be one after being in the jungle, so the precedent was set by toriesthe tories that you can do them both. what you want to do think in some ways he doesn't know sure quite yet. but know for sure quite yet. but while know his whole human while i know as his whole human side and, as stephanie says and look person to admit he look any person has to admit he has redeemed to an extent he went into purgatory. it's really tough being in the jungle, you suffer there, he suffered without complaint he brought more stars back than anybody else jungle, including, i else in the jungle, including, i think , jill. does have think, jill. and he does have credit for it. and of course, the press it now because he's got this next his story will carry on for at least another couple of weeks on this. and you spoken yet? not yet, no. spoken to him yet? not yet, no. he's a little bit busy with. other things. i'll be seeing him soon advice will be to soon and. my advice will be to him same that you've him the same thing that you've just asked. what's your plan? you a bit of c

a cabinet minister has confirmed that the prime minister knew a complaint for harassment and bullying had been filed against a tory dowden says sir gavin williamson knows he should not have sent expletive laden texts to a colleague and regrets it. 0pposition parties have called for an independent investigation. speaking earlier on bbc breakfast, the business secretary grant shapps says it was �*not right�* to send a series of angry texts to a colleague, i thought they were deeply inappropriate and i could see they were written, i imagine, in a moment of frustration. but it is a reminder never to send these messages in haste because you will end up having to repent at leisure and they are not messages anybody should send to anyone else and certainly not a colleague. he has apologised, which is right and there is a process going on where that whole incident is being reviewed right now as well. mr shapps was also asked about the situation at the manston migrant centre in kent — he said there were concerns it was tipping into becoming a detention centre when he briefly took over as home secretary after suella braverma

she the tory whip for a while but she went on to become a cabinet minister by boris johnson.f when she appeared on the show in 2017. and she escaped , with 2017. and she escaped, with a written warning from her party of a former politician's who'd been subjected to the trials of the australian bush include stanley johnson pick and robert kim rye silk . professor peter, kim rye silk. professor peter, asian studies decision theory at university of leeds . very nice university of leeds. very nice to see you. thanks for coming in to see you. thanks for coming in to gb news. so matt hancock talked about wanting to go into the jungle because he suffers from dyslexia and he wanted to give publicity to his campaign . give publicity to his campaign. well what do you think about the that people go into the jungle . that people go into the jungle. well if you put yourself in the mind of matt hancock if that's not too demeaning a challenge for a minute . not too demeaning a challenge for a minute. i mean, you not too demeaning a challenge for a minute . i mean, you could for a minute. i

cabinet, and leading the house of commons. one other member, the man seated at the far left, earnest bevin, was the minister of labor. devin was a dominating figure of the toriesritain. he and churchill generally admired each other. churchill side of devin that he had the right stuff in him. churchill needed to create a war common room, that job mainly fell to devin during the nightly raids and later in the war during the v one and v two attacks on southern england. it was devin who mobilized not just all men, but women to wage the war. women were conscripted in world war ii under churchill's government. they could either serve in the land army, they could work in the war factories, or they could join the forces as it was called. and it worked! that was largely down to devin himself which churchill lightly gave credit to for that feat. from january 1941, when the u.s. entered the war really, december that year, churchill's war strategy boiled down to three words. keep bunkering on. the best that he could expect was to keep the war against hitler alive until the americans somehow joined. that included john bombing german states but there was no foreseeable or r

policies of brown so the daily telegraph david jones, a former cabinet minister, told the paper these tax hikes will make the chances of toryuardian as country braces for the biggest hit to livingston , it's on record livingston, it's on record following high tax hunt's autumn statement victory leads the daily express as it celebrates the successful campaign to secure a 10.1% state pension increase in. the autumn statement yeah , the triple lock statement yeah, the triple lock stage. one of the few pieces . stage. one of the few pieces. good news, i guess today . i'm good news, i guess today. i'm very excited by this football is coming. ho ho ho! says the sun as a new three lions anthem is revealed for a christmas world cup featuring lyrics such as santa says let's play christmas tree formation . you know i love tree formation. you know i love three lions. i love christmas p0p three lions. i love christmas pop songs . this is really good pop songs. this is really good news for me. very excited. it more than many of fans. now, though, tonight's superstar panel though, tonight's superstar panel, the political commentator samu

policies of brown so the daily telegraph david jones, a former cabinet minister, told the paper these tax hikes will make the chances of toryuardian as country braces for the biggest hit to livingston , it's on record livingston, it's on record following high tax hunt's autumn statement victory leads the daily express as it celebrates the successful campaign to secure a 10.1% state pension increase in. the autumn statement yeah , the triple lock statement yeah, the triple lock stage. one of the few pieces . stage. one of the few pieces. good news, i guess today . i'm good news, i guess today. i'm very excited by this football is coming. ho ho ho! says the sun as a new three lions anthem is revealed for a christmas world cup featuring lyrics such as santa says let's play christmas tree formation . you know i love tree formation. you know i love three lions. i love christmas p0p three lions. i love christmas pop songs . this is really good pop songs. this is really good news for me. very excited. it more than many of fans. now, though, tonight's superstar panel though, tonight's superstar panel, the political commentator samu

a few minutes ago, we were talking to the cabinet minister, mark harper, about the prospect of a series of strikes — sometimes the toriesecause we would treat them as partners, as the welsh labour government has been doing in wales, which has averted many of the strikes we have seen in england, but also because we have a plan to grow the economy and make sure that money goes back into people's pockets. unless you get a grip on the economy, you will never have enough to reward people fairly because the cost of living crisis is out of control. that is why we have said we will invest in clean energy and emerging technologies all over the country in order to get good jobs back into communities that have seen them disappear, money back into people's pockets and the economy growing again. so people's pockets and the economy growing again-— people's pockets and the economy growing again. so you say you would -a ublic growing again. so you say you would pay public sector— growing again. so you say you would pay public sector workers _ growing again. so you say you would pay public sector workers more, - growing again. so you sa

williamson will be around the cabinet table as it starts to meet round about now, actually, in downing street, and rishi sunak is facing that increasing pressure from torythe question of why he has not taken action against mr williamson. the pm said yesterday that he thought the language mr williamson had used to when morton had been unacceptable, but it seems like rishi sunak is waiting to see how this process plays out, perhaps hoping it will take some of the heat out of the issue, but as i say, not later told that process is going to be a particularly quick one. labour are asking why if rishi sunak thinks those comments are unacceptable, why he doesn't take action now? everyone may remember the speech from rishi sunak when he became prime minister, standing in front of the number to endorsing this government will have integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level, so certainly questions for the prime minister, as you suggest. just looking ahead slightly and moving to another issue, budget day, lots of lines in various newspapers this morning about what more we might expect. what can you tell us?— what can you tell us? there is alwa s a

senior cabinet minister, not in the cabinet any more, why on earth leaders keep the sky in place, and he said, oh, gavin williamson has a black book on all the tory coronary lack ofjudgment in bringing this person back and his failure to deal with him, even though we have seen the text matches now, suggest how weak rishi sunak actually is. is now, suggest how weak rishi sunak actuall is. , ., , now, suggest how weak rishi sunak actuall is. , . , , ., actually is. is there anything you can do about _ actually is. is there anything you can do about it? _ actually is. is there anything you can do about it? is _ actually is. is there anything you can do about it? is there - actually is. is there anything you | can do about it? is there anything the opposition or the liberte can do about it? as we said, there are various investigations going on into gavin —— the labour party can do about it? gavin -- the labour party can do about it? ., ., ~' gavin -- the labour party can do about it? ., ., , , about it? look, not really is there. in the end, — about it? look, not really is there. in the end. it— about it? look, not really is there. in the end, it is—

he should be sacked from the cabinet and the people of dumfries and galloway should be given the chance to sack toriesl he put a stop to these two predecessors stuffing the house of lords with his cronies? mr speaker, what the secretary of state and i are jointly focused on is working constructively with the scottish government to deliver for the people of scotland. i will be pleased to be meeting the first minister tomorrow, because that i think is what the people of scotland want to see. mr think is what the people of scotland want to see-— want to see. mr speaker, criminal ans want to see. mr speaker, criminal gangs who — want to see. mr speaker, criminal gangs who are _ want to see. mr speaker, criminal gangs who are operating - want to see. mr speaker, criminal gangs who are operating to - want to see. mr speaker, criminal gangs who are operating to bringl gangs who are operating to bring people _ gangs who are operating to bring people into this country in small bouts _ people into this country in small bouts is — people into this country in small bouts is an— people into this country in small b

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a cabinet minister has confirmed that the prime minister knew a complaint for harassment and bullying had been filed against a torybefore he was given a ministerial position. a series of messages sent by sir gavin williamson to ex—chief whip wendy morton were published on sunday. let's speak to our chief political correspondent nick eardley who is in westminster. correspondent nick eardley good correspondent nick eardley morning, nick. how di1 this good morning, nick. how difficult is this for the prime minister? i good morning, nick. how difficult is this for the prime minister?- this for the prime minister? i don't think there's _ this for the prime minister? i don't think there's any _ this for the prime minister? i don't think there's any doubt _ this for the prime minister? i don't think there's any doubt that - this for the prime minister? i don't think there's any doubt that this i this for the prime minister? i don't think there's any doubt that this is | think there's any doubt that this is another uncomfortable position for rishi sunak because this is his second big row about an appointment to the cabine