well, ukip , ukip is sadly both? well, ukip, ukip is sadly a shadow of its debt. myself and but my.. there will be no surrender, there will be no deals there will be no standing down in seats . so what do you down in seats. so what do you make to that then, rebecca? he said they're going to obliterate you. some people might do. you've been obliterated already . well, he said that he was to obliterate the conservatives which says absolutely fine they can they can believe that it's a shame because i really like that. and actually the best thing that could happen to reform is if richard tice steps down, ben habib becomes their leader . down, ben habib becomes their leader. we're actually very friendly with ben, which is kind of you swerved your question of why you swerved your question that in my that so unfortunately in my opinion reform are a one man ego trip that is richard tice i we've obviously we've tried to unite centre right parties we are still very much doing that so we've gone about this the proper way instead of just doing a bit of a press conference and declaring that we'r

ukip was referendum for ukip.t under proportional representation which so many people said to me that they haven't voted for years because it was a waste of time voting , it was a waste of time voting, red or voting blue? it's really a waste of time. and then they said i'm going to vote on this because my vote actually count. they're going to count it. and they count . of course, they did count. of course, brexit was voted through , but brexit was voted through, but the house of lords, the house of commons civil service commons and the civil service have stalled. it didn't want it and it was negotiated by theresa may and the civil service who did their best to sabotage it and. it still sabotaged , yes. and. it still sabotaged, yes. proportional representation . but proportional representation. but i because i would go than that, mark, i wouldn't allow political parties at all as i said on your programme before , i believe you programme before, i believe you to stand at the hustings on the election and say, my name

ukip was referendum for ukip.t under proportional representation which so many people said to me that they haven't voted for years because it was a waste of time voting , it was a waste of time voting, red or voting blue? it's really a waste of time. and then they said i'm going to vote on this because my vote actually count. they're going to count it. and they count . of course, they did count. of course, brexit was voted through , but brexit was voted through, but the house of lords, the house of commons civil service commons and the civil service have stalled. it didn't want it and it was negotiated by theresa may and the civil service who did their best to sabotage it and. it still sabotaged , yes. and. it still sabotaged, yes. proportional representation . but proportional representation. but i because i would go than that, mark, i wouldn't allow political parties at all as i said on your programme before , i believe you programme before, i believe you to stand at the hustings on the election and say, my name

that's the strength of democracy in politicians and ukip , simply politicians and ukip, simply terrifiedan that it changed policy . we left the european policy. we left the european union and now the place behind me actually has real power. once again, we couldn't. we couldn't do to use it. well the home secretary announced that we were going to use it today, which is something we would not been able to do in the european union. we're going to have to finish. you're have go and these you're to have to go and these shown discuss this him next week but thank bye bye finally but thank you bye bye finally sir fun i hope we see sir great fun and i hope we see them back next week. coming up next, latest next, it's the latest developments the search for developments in the search for the the covid the origins of the covid 19 virus. was pangolin was it virus. was it a pangolin was it about was it lab? find about or was it from lab? find out after the break. we're back in three. and . there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 i

is that a threat in a way to ukip.e the conservatives pr tour that they are currently on the redemption tour is it is landing a little and people are forgetting about all the chaos that they have actually let unfold in the absolute state of the country. it is today is all of their fault. people are forgetting , but people do forgetting, but people do forget. so that's why we've got to keep on going to people just want to move on. david i honestly think i've actually got a lot of family in northern ireland and they want to move on. you leave a political vacuum in northern ireland and there are militias that mean that. paul detective who got shot the other day, a it needs to be settled down and we need to move on.andi settled down and we need to move on. and i actually think rishi sunak has done quite statesmanlike thing in doing that and i actually think he's doing keir starmer a very big favour because if he comes to power , this is one more thing power, this is one more thing that he doesn't have to do. well, what the

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all in the company of the leader of ukip , former leader of ukip, former conservative mp neil hamiltonow, the former channel 4 news presenter, has had a child at the age of 70 and is having kids later in life. selfish debate that with my viewers . we're also going to viewers. we're also going to talk about britain becoming a very dirty country. we've got sewage in our rivers and the sea and super rats in our town . so and super rats in our town. so does britain need a bit of a clean up? but next up, there is speculation that the licence fee will increase by £13 next year . will increase by £13 next year. is it justified? we'll debate that with my viewers . next welcome back to mark dolan and the people's hour in which i am taking your video . now there is taking your video. now there is growing speculation that the bbc licence fee could increase by £13. next year. the charge of £159 could rise to 172, which would amount to biggest increase in more than 20 years. the licence fee is due to rise in line with inflation. in april 2024, after a two year freeze. now on thursday, nadine dorrie

i'll be asking the leader of ukip, neil hamilton . in my big ukip, neil hamilton.on, spoilt cry—babies harry and meghan's relentless attacks on the monarchy. a serving only one purpose to make it more popular. and in my take it ten striking passport workers are planning to ruin the great british summer holiday. my reaction? plus my all star panel and tomorrow's papers . see you . at eight on mark dolan tonight. at eight on mark dolan tonight . with on mark dolan tonight. with 7 million working age adults not active in the economy. has lost its work ethic . active in the economy. has lost its work ethic. i'll be asking the leader of ukip , neil the leader of ukip, neil hamilton, in my big opinion, spoilt cry—baby is harry and meghan's relentless attacks on the monarchy, asserting only one purpose to make it more popular . and in my take it ten striking passport workers are planning to ruin the great british summer houday. ruin the great british summer holiday . my reaction? plus my holiday. my reaction? plus my star panel and tomorrow's papers . see you . . see you.

all in the company of the leader of ukip , former leader of ukip, former conservative mp neil hamiltonow, the former channel 4 news presenter, has had a child at the age of 70 and is having kids later in life. selfish debate that with my viewers . we're also going to viewers. we're also going to talk about britain becoming a very dirty country. we've got sewage in our rivers and the sea and super rats in our town . so and super rats in our town. so does britain need a bit of a clean up? but next up, there is speculation that the licence fee will increase by £13 next year . will increase by £13 next year. is it justified? we'll debate that with my viewers . 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 welcome back to mark dolan and the people's hour in which i am taking you

as conservecurrent ukip , neilative mp and current ukip, neil hamilton human rights lawyer hamilton andree with khan. so who do you agree with our economic gaming, our lenient asylum system, given these tick tock clips the way can i just say it's fascinating here gb news and other news outlets as well. you can just see the tick on clips online. you can base italy, find out where some of the people who to be, the people smugglers live. but it does appear that our police force are not to do that. i find that out anyway. kevin twitter sighs. yes, if they are so desperate, where do they get the £7,000 from to these smugglers? from to pay these smugglers? caron it is laughable caron email says it is laughable these poor desperate people these poor and desperate people managed seven managed to get seven kate together fund criminality . together to fund criminality. sean on twitter says without it down asylum system has been down so asylum system has been too this is a too for years and this is a paradise for economic. too for years and this is a paradise for economic . well now paradise for e

also, we'll be speaking to former tory and ukip mp , the to former tory and ukip mp, the co—founder ofote leave, douglas carswell . is co—founder of vote leave, douglas carswell. is high immigration a brexit betrayal .7 immigration a brexit betrayal? and with criticism of lads mags , should we let boys be boys discussing that? kim woodburn from how clean is your house? a very busy 3 hours. lots to through. but first, the headunes through. but first, the headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. mark, thank you very much and good evening is the latest from the gb newsroom, the international criminal has issued an arrest warrant against the russian president . it's the russian president. it's accusing vladimir putin of war crimes against ukraine including the unlawful deepwater mission of children from ukraine to russia. the kremlin described the claims as outrageous and says it doesn't recognise the juristic action of the icc . juristic action of the icc. deputy prime minister dominic raab says russia must be accountable to the historic moment in the conflict in u

hi, only ukip member of parliament, douglas. hi, douglas . hello, douglas. hi, douglas.mark. how are you? very well. great to have you back on the show. course, you're joining us live from the united states . is live from the united states. is high immigration price worth paying high immigration price worth paying for economic growth . paying for economic growth. i think you should have some level of migration . i wouldn't be in of migration. i wouldn't be in favour of no . i am, after all, favour of no. i am, after all, a migrant here in the united states. you need some level of migration. but the idea is that you have to have a highly of migration in order to be prosperous . i would say it's prosperous. i would say it's simply not true . actually, what simply not true. actually, what you've had in britain is very high migration , which has meant high migration, which has meant that have had cheap labour and, a low productivity growth. i would say that actually uncontrolled migration has actually been harmful to increases uk living standards and wage growth. now clearly

yeah, mean for example ukip.2015 they got nearly 4 million votes and they should have had i think was about 80 seats or something. if you have proportional represent and so the voters are there, it's the system that fails them. well the system that fails them. well the system for i'm i'm against proportional representation. i'm in favour of the thing that gives you a strong government, a majority for a strong government. and if you know, if you've got a programme like tony had or a program like that, you had or a program like that, you had programme i like keir had a programme i like keir starmer have can use starmer will have you can use a majority, you've got a programme, programme like majority, you've got a progr'johnson programme like majority, you've got a progr'johnson andygramme like majority, you've got a progr'johnson and your|me like majority, you've got a progr'johnson and your drift.ike majority, you've got a progr'johnson and your drift for boris johnson and your drift for that. don't think pr would

ukip leader neil hamilton on human rights lawyer.ow of cargo to head and not seen the clash very very soon then ex—tory ann widdecombe gives her view big woody style on president macron's plans to block russia's illegal migration bill. can we really trust the french? plus as bombshell reports time, the palace expects the sussexes to attend the coronation. prince harry's angela levin explains why she thinks harry and meghan are using children as political pawns . i'll give you them. pawns. i'll give you them. prince and princess titles. don't miss angela's scathing analysis on the latest sussex drama and socialist labour mp clive lewis demands restitution for the caribbean islands. ready now i can hear the howls of those opposed reparations. an apology which no british government has ever given . i government has ever given. i will explain why demands for slavery reparations are utter utter nonsense in my digest next and i'll get the view of my superstar panellists tonight. i'm joined by dominique samuels , shaun bailey and amy strong

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

i'll be asking the leader of ukip , neil the leader of ukip, neil hamilton, in my big opinion, spoiltnd meghan's relentless attacks on the monarchy, asserting only one purpose to make it more popular . and in my take it ten striking passport workers are planning to ruin the great british summer houday. ruin the great british summer holiday . my reaction? plus my holiday. my reaction? plus my star panel and tomorrow's papers . see you . . see you. at eight. hello again. welcome back to neil oliver live on gb news tv and on radio, we take a look at why some cats are coming home with parts of their bodies shaved in the county of kent and how the dutch farmers protest had a surprising victory. how the dutch farmers protest had a surprising victory . plus, had a surprising victory. plus, a look at what really happened oscar night. that's all. after the latest news headlines brought to you this evening by tatiana sanchez . neil, thank you tatiana sanchez. neil, thank you and good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom, the home secretary has defended a plan to send illegal migrant

and they started to say, look, ukip's for me. that a tribally labour family and it's not just isolated to the family. i'm sure there are many labour former labour voters or current here today and then suddenly, you know , people start asking know, people start asking questions, why am i being tax so highly to only be given it back in, in benefits and all the rest of it. when actually reform in the system to say you keep more of your own money people thought well i quite like those ideas. actually, if not getting it back from the state and actually keeping more of my money. i mean, you know, i was the gateway drug. you were going to sue people left labour and they found it quite easy on that bafis found it quite easy on that basis to vote for boris. i mean, i know what's going to i don't know what's going to happen, see a lot of happen, but i see a lot of issues here that really interests me. if you look at the newspapers the ulez extension, mac hugh mac hons, ulez extension, hugh page coverage of the newspapers, what nobody ever t

we'll get reaction from the leader of ukip. good friend of mine, neil hamilton .ot all hamilton. we've also got all your favourite elements of the show, the papers, my take it's happening, which i'll be dealing with. prince harry and meghan and lots more come . but it's and lots more to come. but it's lineker next. don't go . 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. and ministers for deal with france a game changer we'll be asking the leader of ukip neil hamilton to untangle the agreements . should trans women agreements. should trans women have been included in international women's day celebration ? fans will be celebration? fans will be debating that with top journalist nicole lampard's. and as the has just broken that, gary lineker will be stepping

and they started to say, look, ukip's for me. that a tribally labour family and it's not just isolated to the family. i'm sure there are many labour former labour voters or current here today and then suddenly, you know , people start asking know, people start asking questions, why am i being tax so highly to only be given it back in, in benefits and all the rest of it. when actually reform in the system to say you keep more of your own money people thought well i quite like those ideas. actually, if not getting it back from the state and actually keeping more of my money. i mean, you know, i was the gateway drug. you were going to sue people left labour and they found it quite easy on that bafis found it quite easy on that basis to vote for boris. i mean, i know what's going to i don't know what's going to happen, see a lot of happen, but i see a lot of issues here that really interests me. if you look at the newspapers the ulez extension, mac extension, hugh mac hons, ulez extension, hugh page coverage of the newspapers, what ev

i am joined by rebecca, who is the deputy leader of ukip . the deputy leader of ukip.look, looking at a lot look, i'm looking at a lot headunes look, i'm looking at a lot headlines here. judges said headlines here. euro judges said to the rwanda flies to back down on the rwanda flies . potentially we . this means that potentially we might be having lift off your views . well, my views are that views. well, my views are that obviously suella has been in parliament. she's been shouting at labour a while, as you going on twitter and your plans because i'm in rwanda. well, my is i'm not virtue signalling. i certainly have a problem with the rwanda plan. and because suella literally shown everybody exactly . they need to come to exactly. they need to come to britain because . we're going to britain because. we're going to give you a first class ticket to everyone's. i mean, does it look like a deterrent to me? i've shown people at work today the accommodation the standard accommodation and the standard of that they will of living that they will be provided rwanda. it provid

we'll be joined by the leader of ukip , neil hamilton. neil hamilton live on the show to discuss whether this could move the dial politically for rishi sunak and whether it's a game changer in terms of plan to stop the boats . should trans women have been included in international women's day celebrations ? the women's day celebrations? the journalist who's written for some of the world's premiere outlets, nicole lampert, joins me shortly . plus, does anyone me shortly. plus, does anyone still care about oscars? and as gary lineker steps back from presenting match of the day this weekend , could this be the end weekend, could this be the end of his career at bbc? should it be? we'll speak to former premier league star hal robson—kanu . in my big opinion, robson—kanu. in my big opinion, my first on air reaction to gary lineker, his remarks about the migrant crisis and, the need for his suspension . this week's his suspension. this week's match of the day in the big question after sunak announced is this illegal immigration and bill is the

, discussing the former ukip, discussing the latest on the small boats.l britain after the break. it's been estimated the break. it's been estimated the that the duke and the mailonline that the duke and duchess sussex, harry and meghan have more than £100 have earned more than £100 million since they quit the firm and moved the states. has it and moved to the states. has it all worth it them? i'll all been worth it for them? i'll be to one of my be speaking to one of my favourite royal commentators. just first, let's just one tick. but first, let's have a short. i don't gb news because i was sick and tired of not hearing views being represented. not just mine, but so many people that knew spoke so many people that i knew spoke to. just couldn't get voice to. i just couldn't get my voice out i couldn't say out there. i couldn't say anything. anything. anything. i couldn't anything. whatever of whatever the narrative was, i of had follow it. gb news is had to follow it. gb news is there to provide a voice for those who have been ignored by the establishmen

we'll be joined by the leader of ukip , neil hamilton. neil hamilton live on the show to discuss whether this could move the dial politically for rishi sunak and whether it's a game changer in terms of plan to stop the boats . should trans women have been included in international women's day celebrations ? the women's day celebrations? the journalist who's written for some of the world's premiere outlets, nicole lampert, joins me shortly . plus, does anyone me shortly. plus, does anyone still care about oscars? and as gary lineker steps back from presenting match of the day this weekend , could this be the end weekend, could this be the end of his career at bbc? should it be? we'll speak to former premier league star hal robson—kanu . in my big opinion, robson—kanu. in my big opinion, my first on air reaction to gary lineker, his remarks about the migrant crisis and, the need for his suspension . this week's his suspension. this week's match of the day in the big question after sunak announced is this illegal immigration and bill is the

ukip and deputy leader. ukip and political commentator rebecca jane.d of course bbc editor, itn. and of course bbc news as well. john sargeant . and news as well. john sargeant. and john, i've got to start with you. am i being a little hard on gary .7 no particularly hard . i gary? no particularly hard. i mean, most of what you say is perfectly true. i think the problem is, is that he doesn't seem to have the sort of respect for the bbc say that people like me . had i worked for the bbc for me. had i worked for the bbc for 30 years mostly a political correspondent and of course we were well very proud of the organisation and very proud, of course, about the impartiality. now as news people, we knew that perfectly. we didn't need to be told oh, don't get involved in party politics now. you didn't have at that time all the social media pressures and you didn't the feeling that we represent these people at these million people he's said to represent . people he's said to represent. so the situation was very different , but in so the situation was very dif

ukip and deputy leader. ukip and political commentator rebecca jane.e bbc editor, itn. and of course bbc news as well. john sargeant . and news as well. john sargeant. and john, i've got to start with you. am i being a little hard on gary ? no particularly hard . i gary? no particularly hard. i mean, most of what you say is perfectly true. i think the problem is, is that he doesn't seem to have the sort of respect for the bbc say that people like me . had i worked for the bbc for me. had i worked for the bbc for 30 years mostly a political correspondent and of course we were well very proud of the organisation and very proud, of course, about the impartiality. now as news people, we knew that perfectly. we didn't need to be told oh, don't get involved in party politics now. you didn't have at that time all the social media pressures and you didn't the feeling that we represent these people at these million people he's said to represent . people he's said to represent. so the situation was very different , but in so the situation was very different, but

immigration minister claire pearsall the deputy of ukip, pearsall and the deputy of ukip, rebecca janeebecca jane. i'll start with you. this this immigration , this you. this this immigration, this plan that they tried to put forward , what were your thoughts forward, what were your thoughts on it? first of all, migration watch , migrant watch face. i watch, migrant watch face. i think it's also said migration watch a watch . sorry, it's the watch a watch. sorry, it's the bill i think is certainly very important step . there's a lot of important step. there's a lot of flaws. there's a lot yet be done which can be rectified as it goes through parliament, as it is . i think goes through parliament, as it is. i think that it probably will get held up in the court as well if we like it or not. i'm afraid that the only way that this crime is going to be solved is if we start returning people who come illegally and that would appear is the bill intends to achieve . so you think you to achieve. so you think you think this is a good step forward then? i do do. and this is the commitment. the c

. deputy leader of ukip, rebekah.ne always very much. everyone who always gets love gets into it. i absolutely love to from gb views to hear directly from gb views gb news dot uk people saying hey jonathan . so absolute. it jonathan. so absolute. it doesn't bother me how wealthy rishi is or otherwise. and then people don't seem to care too much. i suppose. just wanted to be good at the there is be good at the job. there is a lot to the fact that lot of reaction to the fact that the albanian prime minister was giving a conference there, a conversation that a lot of people are saying he's completely out of touch and they think that he needs to do a bit more and strive to keep people in albania and across the channel wake channel and maybe need to wake up to the idea like bernadette does, are indeed does, that there are indeed albanian criminals who are crossing but show crossing the channel, but show joins in the studio now. michelle would dewbs& michelle dewberry would dewbs& co, you're absolutely fine, thank you. how

she's the of ukip well, the deputy leader of ukip well, joining in the is ivan joining me in the studio who is an immigration lawyer , one of this concept , the lawyer, one of this concept, the nofion lawyer, one of this concept, the notion of being able to we should see as current plan, which is stop people from actually being able to claim asylum and therefore be to then hold them for i think it's 28 days and then send them back. is this even a realistic proposition, seeing they proposition, seeing as they can't to rwanda can't even get anyone to rwanda 7 can't even get anyone to rwanda ? look this illegal ? no. look this illegal immigration bill is illegal in itself . it breaks three articles itself. it breaks three articles within the european on human rights. but article two, right to life, article five, right to liberty and article 13 is to consider asylum applications properly. it also the refugee convention because it makes irregular to claim asylum unlawful, so it's not going to get off the ground . i think what get off the ground. i think what mr. sunak wants to do is to send s

i'm joined now by former leader ukip, neil hamilton. leader of ukip, neil hamilton.ntator. letters from obfuscate. well, i'm going to start you neil as you in the studio with me now. what do you think then should they be allowed to second jobs? well, can i say of all, i'm still the leader of ukip. leader? yeah, well, i think it's no bad thing for mps . have well, i think it's no bad thing for mps. have a foot in the world for a one day a week or so, but it all depends on what it is that they're doing. the sort of arrangement which we've read about the papers today, it doesn't seem to me like anything to do with the real world at all, not least because the company they were so happy to take doesn't. but if take money from doesn't. but if you've a business, you've got a family business, for you elected as for example, you get elected as mp. nothing wrong with mp. i see nothing wrong with continuing to you keep your hand in with that . many mp have done in with that. many mp have done that, including heseltine, for example, in the past he built up haymarket press massiv

ukip's victory bad news for women's rights . the victory bad news for women's rights. the man at victory bad news for women's rights . the man at the centre of rights. the man at the centre of that rolling twitter storm takes on political at the scottish daily mail. michael blackley and free speech advocate lisa keough . and what promises to be a very fiery clash soon? i'll swear on tonight's show as prince harry's worldwide privacy tour brings him back to london for another with the media once king right to avoid his toxic son by claiming that i like this that he's busy to up daily telegraph columnist celia walden gets , her columnist celia walden gets, her expert take on this monumental royal snub. also on the way, gary has broken his silence by brazenly revealing details , his brazenly revealing details, his shady impartiality deal with spineless bbc boss tim davie to. there are two things that i'll continue to talk up on. i will not back down. and he agreed . so not back down. and he agreed. so has the beeb's biggest paid star being given free rein to humiliate the

ukip's victory bad news for women's rights . the victory bad news for women's rights. the man at victory bad news for women's rights . the man at the centre of rights. the man at the centre of that rolling twitter storm takes on political at the scottish daily mail. michael blackley and free speech advocate lisa keough . and what promises to be a very fiery clash soon? i'll swear on tonight's show as prince harry's worldwide privacy tour brings him back to london for another with the media once king right to avoid his toxic son by claiming that i like this that he's busy to up daily telegraph columnist celia walden gets , her columnist celia walden gets, her expert take on this monumental royal snub. also on the way, gary has broken his silence by brazenly revealing details , his brazenly revealing details, his shady impartiality deal with spineless bbc boss tim davie to. there are two things that i'll continue to talk up on. i will not back down. and he agreed . so not back down. and he agreed. so has the beeb's biggest paid star being given free rein to humiliate the

people thought about ukip and they thought this about ukip and they neven thought this about ukip and ever, ever managed to win a seat. yes, they a parliamentary seat. yes, they won european parliament won the european parliament three seats and they did in local elections times. but local elections at times. but just couldn't break through at westminster. the system gets against think is a against it, which i think is a rather thing because now rather good thing because now this a desperately unpopular this is a desperately unpopular point. i think system works well with two main parties and a third party there to in ways it's chase the others and i hear what you're saying but it's not good for many of my viewers and listeners mark dolan tonight who feel politically . so here's the feel politically. so here's the answer join feel politically. so here's the answerjoin political party and change it . we have to really change it. we have to really parties. you may not like them either of them i'm not a member of either and i don't particularly like either of them. but you can go join it

people thought about ukip and they thought this about ukip and they neven thought this about ukip and ever, ever managed to win a seat. yes, they a parliamentary seat. yes, they won european parliament won the european parliament three seats and they did in local elections times. but local elections at times. but just couldn't break through at westminster. just couldn't break through at westmi|it,er. just couldn't break through at westmi|it, which i think is a against it, which i think is a rather thing because now rather good thing because now this is a desperately unpopular point. i think system works well with two main parties and a third party there to in ways it's chase the others and i hear what you're saying but it's not good for many of my viewers and listeners mark dolan tonight who feel politically . so here's the feel politically. so here's the answer join feel politically. so here's the answerjoin political party and change it . we have to really change it. we have to really parties. you may not like them either of them i'm not a member of either and i don't particularly l

of course a former ukip mep . does the civil service have mep.wing bias ? also, we'll be a left wing bias? also, we'll be asking whether ken , his last asking whether ken, his last show on bbc radio two today is an example of the institutional ageism. is ken bruce to mail hail and stale for the bbc , hail and stale for the bbc, we'll be asking author, columnist , broadcaster we'll be asking author, columnist, broadcaster gary . columnist, broadcaster gary. both shall live in the studio . both shall live in the studio. true fleet street . also true fleet street. also a reality

ukip's victory bad news for women's rights . the victory bad news for women's rights.en's rights . the man at the centre of rights. the man at the centre of that rolling twitter storm takes on political at the scottish daily mail. michael blackley and free speech advocate lisa keough . and what promises to be a very fiery clash soon? i'll swear on tonight's show as

many ways you could say that major achieved a great success or you can say that it paved the way for ukipal rebellion that in our country i don't know whether the dup's are going to go for this or not. what i do think is that the opposition within , the opposition within, the conservative party has pretty much , from what i can see, much, from what i can see, melted away. des asks me , how's melted away. des asks me, how's charles iii sign? the end of the monarchy? not yet, des . but he monarchy? not yet, des. but he must not be dragged into politics. he must not be dragged into a constitutional abomination , which i think is abomination, which i think is the sort of language that the next gb news host would use. jacob rees—mogg joins me. jacob first things first. we have a mutual love of cricket. oh, yes. i sat up till 3:00 this morning to watch us lose one run. we are a hold your soul. and i gave up when the eighth wicket fell. i thought , says i better value to thought, says i better value to get bed now, but i stuck with it. you've just been any rg meeting ? what is the mood of meetin

we had the rise of parties like ukip yourself. we had to vote for brexit.the election of boris johnson and that realignment, our politics, the fall wall and what fall of the red wall and what i've to do in the book is i've tried to do in the book is basically say, where did all of this from and where are we this come from and where are we going? in short, going? and the answer in short, that now have a new elite in that we now have a new elite in this country that doesn't really reflect the values of a majority of the country , doesn't give of the country, doesn't give many people a serious voice in the institutions, and doesn't see all groups in society as having the same virtue or the same sense moral worth as other groups . and yet we're constantly groups. and yet we're constantly heanng groups. and yet we're constantly hearing political leaders talking about diversity . right. talking about diversity. right. you know, we're given the impression that westminster is now more diverse, that it ever was before . isn't that true? was before. isn't that true?

we had the rise of parties like ukip yourself. we had to vote for brexit.had the election of boris johnson and that realignment, our politics, the fall wall and what fall of the red wall and what i've to do in the book is i've tried to do in the book is basically say, where did all of this from and where are we this come from and where are we going? in short, going? and the answer in short, that now have a new elite in that we now have a new elite in this country that doesn't really reflect the values of a majority of the country , doesn't give of the country, doesn't give many people a serious voice in the institutions, and doesn't see all groups in society as having the same virtue or the same sense moral worth as other groups . and yet we're constantly groups. and yet we're constantly heanng groups. and yet we're constantly hearing political leaders talking about diversity . right. talking about diversity. right. you know, we're given the impression that westminster is now more diverse, that it ever was before . isn't that true? was before. isn't that tr

we'll get reaction from the leader of ukip. good friend of mine, neil hamilton .ot all hamilton. we've also got all your favourite elements of the show, the papers, my take it's happening, which i'll be dealing with. prince harry and meghan and lots more come . but it's and lots more to come. but it's lineker next. don't go . next good evening i'm tatiana sanchez in the gb newsroom tomorrow's match of the day will focus on match of the day will focus on match action

and let's go to suzanne evans, former ukip deputy chair.annot have the public setting the salaries of anyone at the bbc. i might much like to be able to do that. i'd very much also like to look. i think there's a heck of a lot of waste the nhs. i think we shouldn't be paying diversity consultants hundred consultants over hundred thousand year. i think thousand pounds a year. i think we should be paying council leaders money. does it leaders money. where does it end? you should the taxpayer have a say in every public sector job the public would presume to pay bus drivers , presume to pay bus drivers, refuse collectors a lot more than they might the chief executive of someone working in the civil service instance. so i don't think we can go down that road. i think what really upsets me though is i do think gary lineker is paid too much, as are some of the presenters that you mentioned . i it's mentioned. and i think it's a great shame that the bbc is taking from bbc taking money away from the bbc local radio which is at the heart of the commu

susan evans, former ukip deputy chair, political commentator , and dr. political commentator, and dr.hs gp thank you david lloyd, nhs gp thank you very much . joining me. i'm going very much. joining me. i'm going to start with you, david lloyd. you're an nhs gp, the covid lockdowns in your view were the necessary in the way were or do you feel they were an abuse of power ? i'm absolutely in favour power? i'm absolutely in favour of it the data the scientific overwhelmingly says that they do work and that we in fact too slow and too media. we should have done more comparing ourselves to countries like new zealand, australia . we did zealand, australia. we did a much poorerjob of locking down much poorer job of locking down and stopping this virus effectively. at the beginning . effectively. at the beginning. but what about hearing the messages, david? i mean , the messages, david? i mean, the messages, david? i mean, the message appear to be trying to scare people. do you approve that kind of tactic to get the job done? but i'm obviously i do. i'm i'm sorry i left wing so i don't subs

of course a former ukip mep . does the civil service have mep.ing bias ? also, we'll be a left wing bias? also, we'll be asking whether ken , his last asking whether ken, his last show on bbc radio two today is an example of the institutional ageism. is ken bruce to mail hail and stale for the bbc , hail and stale for the bbc, we'll be asking author, columnist , broadcaster we'll be asking author, columnist, broadcaster gary . columnist, broadcaster gary. both shall live in the studio . both shall live in the studio. true fleet street . also true fleet street. also a reality tv sensation, sandi bogle will be joining us to discuss whether reality tv is making britain's stupid sport boy up plot spoiler. i should say it absolutely . a very busy say it absolutely. a very busy 3 hours to come. don't forget, after nine, we've got my big opinion monologue . we've got my opinion monologue. we've got my take at ten, my all panel and much, much more. see you after the headlines with aaron . hi the headlines with aaron. hi there. good evening to you out arm

and ministers for deal with france a game changer we'll be asking the leader of ukip neil hamilton tos . should trans women agreements. should trans women have been included in international women's day celebration ? fans will be celebration? fans will be debating that with top journalist nicole lampard's. and as the has just broken that, gary lineker will be stepping back from match of the day this weekend . we'll speak to former weekend. we'll speak to former premier league star hal robinson . lots to get through it . premier league star hal robinson . lots to get through it. is a lineker on the brink special? but first, the headlines with that can never be fired. taxi a sanchez. that can never be fired. taxi a sanchez . marg, thanks very good sanchez. marg, thanks very good evening. this is the latest from the gb news remand. as you've just been hearing, the bbc told gary lineker to step back from presenting match the day until

unfortunately for me, i did to do i was ukip on champion you were i'm 15 so how would you have said thatcalised into far right policy. how would you have delivered the beef stew joke. i don't know . no, because it's not don't know. no, because it's not good enough. is it okay. can't don't know. no, because it's not go

unfortunately for me, i did to do i was ukip on champion you were i'm 15 so how would you have said thatd into far right policy. how would you have delivered the beef stew joke. i don't know . no, because it's not don't know. no, because it's not good enough. is it okay. can't don't know. no, because it's not go

they were kicked and pushed by the ukip's and the brexit parties and the others into where they werees, they all go along with it the same labour will back it and we find ourselves out of . the find ourselves out of. the european union. increasingly incapable of taking benefit from it. and that's why northern ireland is so significant . it ireland is so significant. it isn't just about those 1.75 million people. it's the impact this deal has long term on the rest of the uk. the ability to break away and become competitive and goodness me in a country of low productivity low and now high taxation . the one and now high taxation. the one thing we need to become is competitive . otherwise, we are competitive. otherwise, we are just to go backwards and backwards in the world leagues. so i think tomorrow is important . nigel word on donald over the weekend he predicted that he could actually be a race today. doesn't look like that's going to happen. perhaps an indictment could come out of new york. but do you agree with , folk all over do you agree with, folk all over the right wing of po

let's talk to lawyer former ukip mep, the director of the centre for migrant ocean and economic prosperity. hi prosperity, steven wolf. hi steven. good evening . how are steven. good evening. how are you? very well. you'll reaction, please, steven, to the suggest that migrants could be housed on ferries . well, my first reaction ferries. well, my first reaction is it's an awful. it ferries. well, my first reaction is it's an awful . it doesn't is it's an awful. it doesn't breach the un convention and it enables the government to introduce a policy that brings a broader spectrum of . housing the broader spectrum of. housing the 51,000 asylum applicants are currently being housed in hotel ins across the country. nearly 400 hotels. so it's a welcome opportunity to be able to reduce the costs and still keep ourselves within international law . angela, do you think that law. angela, do you think that this policy will work or will it be a disincentive accommodating 7 be a disincentive accommodating ? people in ferries? could it break the business model of those criminal gangs ? i'm not so those

they were kicked and pushed by the ukip's and the brexit parties and the others into where they werees, they all go along with it the same labour will back it and we find ourselves out of . the find ourselves out of. the european union. increasingly incapable of taking benefit from it. and that's why northern ireland is so significant . it ireland is so significant. it isn't just about those 1.75 million people. it's the impact this deal has long term on the rest of the uk. the ability to break away and become competitive and goodness me in a country of low productivity low and now high taxation . the one and now high taxation. the one thing we need to become is competitive . otherwise, we are competitive. otherwise, we are just to go backwards and backwards in the world leagues. so i think tomorrow is important . nigel word on donald over the weekend he predicted that he could actually be a race today. doesn't look like that's going to happen. perhaps an indictment could come out of new york . to happen. perhaps an indictment could come out of new york. but do you agree with , folk

let's talk to lawyer former ukip mep, the director of the centre for migrant ocean and economic prosperity hi prosperity, steven wolf. hi steven. good evening . how are steven. good evening. how are you? very well. you'll reaction, please, steven, to the suggest that migrants could be housed on ferries . well, my first reaction ferries. well, my first reaction is it's an awful. it ferries. well, my first reaction is it's an awful . it doesn't is it's an awful. it doesn't breach the un convention and it enables the government to introduce a policy that brings a broader spectrum of . housing the broader spectrum of. housing the 51,000 asylum applicants are currently being housed in hotel ins across the country. nearly 400 hotels. so it's a welcome opportunity to be able to reduce the costs and still keep ourselves within international law . angela, do you think that law. angela, do you think that this policy will work or will it be a disincentive accommodating 7 be a disincentive accommodating ? people in ferries? could it break the business model of those criminal gangs ? i'm not so those c