should we be reading much more of what william hague says ? is he sort william hague says?s he sort of some power behind the curtains? he's very closely there. she's seen, like you say, he's succeeded rishi sunak succeeded. hague as the succeeded. william hague as the mp richmond in north mp for richmond in north yorkshire 2015, when hague yorkshire in 2015, when hague stood down. hague he's now a peen stood down. hague he's now a peer. he's he's very well respected within the conservative party. if you look back in time, but of course he did, you know, he was the leader for four years from 1997 to 2001, led them to another defeat. to be honest , defeat. but to be honest, whoever was leading the tory party 2000 when it would have party in 2000 when it would have led them another landslide led them to another landslide defeat, just to defeat, he just happened to be at helm the time. so the at the helm at the time. so the advisory role that he's playing behind yeah that behind the scenes. yeah that that's that is that's that's true that that is happening listen happening and

do you think william hague . right, you think william hague.ur of gay marriage could become a leader, the conservative party and ruling out anyone who shares the orthodox teaching of the church. we both belong to. well, not only our church. i mean, that is the teaching of islam as well. and that that is also in it. and it's vague way still the teaching of the church of england, because you cannot have a priest performing gay in an anglican church just so it is very widely held by different religions. but what really struck me this, you know, kate forbes was challenged and they said would she want to reverse the measure ? you know, wouldn't the measure? you know, wouldn't you want to undermine it in any one? she said no. but she answered straightforward widely when i asked, she been when i asked, had she been voting which way would voting on it, which way would she voted? now, i wasn't in the commons when that went through, i would have voted against that. and made that clear in and i made that clear in speeches outside the house of commons real

remember, tony, william hague, two of our former politicians you just can't help themselves when it comes to weighing in on matters, despite being they've both being totally well, they've both just an overhaul in just called for an overhaul in our sector, rolling in our public sector, rolling in digital sinister. i reckon digital id sinister. i reckon so. it's been ruled also today that the revoking of shamima bingham's citizenship is lawful. some would and argue that her human rights take precedence over national security . i'm over national security. i'm going to be debating that with my panel so the already content smart motorways had a not too tech smarts of blunders. today the smart system crashed for 2 hours, which i believe leaving the majority of the uk's motorways in a signal blackout and motorists acting like dogs and motorists acting like dogs and smart motorway already caused 60 plus deaths whilst operating. how many more blackout .7 so we see more blackout? so we see more casualties this poses. the question is tech really that smart? we're going to debate on that later on. an

yes william hague country.ctually made the point that given her views on things like and same sex marriage keep for on struggle, struggle to become leader of the conservative party. these days. so it's going to be even harder her to think become snp leader and even if she manages to do that i think party management wise it's going to be difficult not to have had so many snp politicians out and openly criticise to be very difficult for them to suddenly ruin behind her she becomes leader. so yes. so from being, as i say, the front runner, i think you're right. humza yousaf no, it has no overtaking forbes in is now in the box seat and it's really has to throw away i think and the name we haven't mentioned is ash regan she hasn't really got that much support across the party, but in arrestingly she was someone who over the recognition reform the green party have now said that they would leave that power sharing agreement. they would leave that almost coalition government, that they are in, in holyrood were she beco

william hague and tony to blair blokes that position themselves politically sensible centrists have beenhosen to sell this snake oil. there is nothing centrist about digital id , as centrist about digital id, as peter hitchens often points the states should and historic oakley was the one to identify itself to the citizen id cards control effectively by a central sized monopoly. turn this relationship on its head. conspiracy theorists people yelled at the likes me who dared to do some research and stick up for freedoms that we were all in favour of just a few years ago. hague and blair, on the other hand, they can go completely unchallenged on ideas with such a terrible history. do we really trust these people to have even more power over us.7 at best our betters have shown themselves to betters have shown themselves to be horrifically in competence. recently at worst, they've got an agenda that they wish to hide. scary migrants. scary diseases, scary globetrotting terrorist, scary plan to destroy humans. just step into my digital id matrix and it will all go away . as will our lives. al

when some of our survivors complained to the british government in 2013, william hague , the foreignister, said that the british government was not to blame for this, but the colonial government was to blame , and the london camera was indifferent. but now i know that the words of the british government, which has no role in london, the events that happened , is considered a historical distortion. the committee was formed to the complaints that it is possible to deal with the behavior, but this is done completely based on their own personal opinions, and now you have a light literacy, the files will be sent directly to the permanent minister in london, and the government will inform about the documents on the issue of vital water and have this information. he separated both of them, they were completely the same, together they were in the same bowl, the responsibility of the british government is just a deception and hypocrisy. in their opinion, the kenyan people are not people who have human rights and deserve to be treated with respect to human rights. until 1956, only a thousand t

william hague wants them. they say this is an essential part of our revolution , our technological revolution, that without them, we'll be stuck in the dark ages. but what do you think? i think you do you think? i don't think you have be conspiracy theorist have to be conspiracy theorist to worry about what this means for and lastly , for our privacy. and lastly, brits massively gone off brits have massively gone off much. apparently, the number of people tying the knot is the lowest record. nearly four in lowest on record. nearly four in ten in england and wales ten adults in england and wales have married or in a have never been married or in a civil is a civil partnership. is this a worrying trend or is marriage perhaps a patriarchal , perhaps a patriarchal, oppressive institution we oppressive institution that we should than happy to say should be more than happy to say goodbye to? i hope all of goodbye to? i hope not all of that to come tonight on dewbs& co emily carver. but co with me. emily carver. but

but if william hague is backing you , william hague is backing you, your northern ireland proposals,w it's a it's a it's your sell—out. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, william. that's the only i'm ever going to say. except you need a lot of powder on your bald head when this show is to have it. i don't know what i. what's going wrong? hey, i've got mad. okay? let's be really here. rishi, is not a brexiteer. he was. he's using this. he never was. he's using this. the truth and ireland deal to. try and open up the doors to europe let's do it and simple peoples me the language i understand he's trying to do a deal with the eu he's trying to break the brexit covenant and what is what is so beautiful at the moment is it that instead of when she was trying to get rid of boris and was circling him and not let's not forget he caused downfall by resigning . caused downfall by resigning. now you've got suella braverman . i love that woman circling like a great white shark in a crazy doing little . i'm here. crazy doing little. i'm here. you hear the music? do doo doo doo doo doo doo doo big. and she's r

but coming up, as tony blair and william hague come together to digital ids , together to digital idsing state, access to all of our personal requisites, this part of their mission to create big brother, british state. when my super stop handling the debate that after ten first though with the reform party soaring in the polls and suella braverman making veiled threats to over north is the to resign over north is the british public now aware that brexit is to being betrayed forms ? richard tice he's only forms? richard tice he's only live in the studio to tackle that and explain why he's suing the conservative party that straight after the . break b reak reform break reform leader richard tice is tonight's outside of and brexit very much back in the headlines is rishi sunak to stifle a brewing backbench rebellion over his leverage northern ireland deal with the eu the pm has promised to give meps vote over the new protocol deal, but boris johnson reportedly ready to clash his political nemesis publicly if he pushes burson towards closer alignment with the eu. and while speaking in thi

but coming up, as tony blair and william hague come together to digital ids , together to digital idsing state, access to all of our personal requisites, this part of their mission to create big brother, british state. when my super stop handling the debate that after ten first though with the reform party soaring in the polls and suella braverman making veiled threats to over north is the to resign over north is the british public now aware that brexit is to being betrayed forms ? richard tice he's only forms? richard tice he's only live in the studio to tackle that and explain why he's suing the conservative party that straight after the . break b reak reform break reform leader richard tice is tonight's outside of and brexit very much back in the headlines is rishi sunak to stifle a brewing backbench rebellion over his leverage northern ireland deal with the eu the pm has promised to give meps vote over the new protocol deal, but boris johnson reportedly ready to clash his political nemesis publicly if he pushes burson towards closer alignment with the eu. and while speaking in thi

but if william hague is backing you , william hague is backing you, your northern ireland proposals,w it's a it's a it's your sell—out. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, william. that's the only i'm ever going to say. except you need a lot of powder on your bald head when this show is to have it. i don't know what i. what's going wrong? hey, i've got mad. okay? let's be really here. rishi, is not a brexiteer. he was. he's using this. he never was. he's using this. the truth and ireland deal to. try and open up the doors to europe let's do it and simple peoples me the language i understand he's trying to do a deal with the eu he's trying to break the brexit covenant and what is what is so beautiful at the moment is it that instead of when she was trying to get rid of boris and was circling him and not let's not forget he caused downfall by resigning . caused downfall by resigning. now you've got suella braverman . i love that woman circling like a great white shark in a crazy doing little . i'm here. crazy doing little. i'm here. you hear the music? do doo doo doo doo doo doo doo big. and she's r

according to tony blair and william hague.l be giving you my thoughts on that in just a few moments . very good morning. it's 1025. very good morning. it's1025. this is bev turner today gb news. still to come , a drivers news. still to come, a drivers have been told to expect the unexpected in yorkshire as they to remove a speed camera . it to remove a speed camera. it feels a bit like a surveillance state to me. but first, my panel are here this morning. i'm delighted to be joined by broadcaster and restaurateur tonia buxton and author and academic joanna williams . academic joanna williams. ladies, i need to get your reaction first of all about shamima begum apparently it was, it was right . shamima begum apparently it was, it was right. have her citizenship revoked. that's been proven this morning. she won't be coming any time. i'm so be coming back any time. i'm so surprised and i'm so pleased that the right thing has been done. really pleased because done. i'm really pleased because if have been done , if this hadn't have

and if william hague is delude himself in saying that if the party can pull together find something uponpull together, then they are back with a chance and back in the fight. is it recoverable or is the divide on economic philosophy? however, that debate the sunday telegraph calls for is resolved simply too wide apart from my excellent guests, who you'll be hearing from in just a moment. we really, all of us, like to hear what you think as well being a conservative supporter conservative supporter conservative member or not. email me your thoughts at gbviews@gbnews.uk or do it via gbviews@gbnews.uk or do it via any gbviews@gbnews.uk or do it via any of our social media outlets. well, joining me live here in the studio, i'm delighted to say , is an old friend of mine, jo—anne nadler political commentator, author and public affairs practitioner. also dom williams, who's been on the programme several times before. dom is the chairman of, the hampstead and kilburn conservatives , and also here, conservatives, and also here, one of my oldest friends in politics, the conservative of parliament

tony blair and william hague selling . the william hague selling. the benefits of digital id.gn and helpful or is it an infringement on our freedoms? we'll be discussing this with the technology expert later . now, do you enjoy doing later. now, do you enjoy doing diy? i certainly don't . but what diy? i certainly don't. but what we couldn't even say . diy. you we couldn't even say. diy. you hated that. you've got an aversion to it will be meeting man later who certainly does a beat cost of living crisis by saving beat cost of living crisis by savin g £5,000 by building his saving £5,000 by building his own extension. learning to do it from youtube tutorials and we'll be having andrew 11 on the show to catch up on the royal sagas now that harry is demanding an apology from charles and william to come to the coronation . as to come to the coronation. as even to come to the coronation. as ever, we want to keep hearing from you. so to get involved . from you. so to get involved. email us on gb views at gbnews.uk or tweet us at gb news. but before we start with all of that, is lat

the fact that william hague joined him in this.hey don't oppose tweedle dumb and tweedle day and i'm afraid i feel that an incoming labour government will go in this direction . an go in this direction. an existing conservative government will go in this direction. i not want the state having that of control over my life. i don't want to found myself outside by the law because some things happen. such as the vaccine i might have. i did take them, but i might have chosen to. not and i might have chosen to. not and i think when it comes to government, full digital id, i think at some not yet, but at some point we're going to have to fight the biggest battle we've ever fought for our individual personal liberty and freedom . and i'm going to be in freedom. and i'm going to be in that fight. steve, i you be that fight. steve, i hope you be to pushback. absolutely to the pushback. absolutely thanks. to the pushback. absolutely thanks . again next up is bob. thanks. again next up is bob. bob hello. thank you. i run a business of 12 peopl

the fact that william hague joined him in this.hey don't oppose tweedle dumb and tweedle day and i'm afraid i feel that an incoming labour government will go in this direction . an go in this direction. an existing conservative government will go in this direction. i not want the state having that of control over my life. i don't want to found myself outside by the law because some things happen. such as the vaccine i might have. i did take them, but i might have chosen to. not and i might have chosen to. not and i think when it comes to government, full digital id, i think at some not yet, but at some point we're going to have to fight the biggest battle we've ever fought for our individual personal liberty and freedom . and i'm going to be in freedom. and i'm going to be in that fight. steve, i hope you be to pushback. absolutely to the pushback. absolutely thanks. to the pushback. absolutely thanks . again next up is bob. thanks. again next up is bob. bob hello. thank you. i run a business of 12 people, ask smes are about to get

remember, tony, william hague, two of our former politicians you just can't help themselves when it comes in on matters, despite being they've both being totally well, they've both just an overhaul in just called for an overhaul in our sector, rolling in our public sector, rolling in digital sinister. i reckon digital id sinister. i reckon so. it's

i read the day tony blair has joined forces with william hague , former labour william hague, formerour leader, former conservative leader, former conservative leader , to urge the government leader, to urge the government to roll out a comprehensive digital idea, a proposal that has not been rejected by downing street, but would it help efficiency and save the country money? joining us to discuss this is futurist and author of the future of you . tracy follows the future of you. tracy follows good morning to you, tracy. i'm very quick reporting from downing street , some might say downing street, some might say before perhaps we've had the chance to properly debate all of this. what's your view, do you think that controversial . but is think that controversial. but is there is there an appetite perhaps growing for them, given the way we live now? oh, absolutely . i the way we live now? oh, absolutely. i think the way we live now? oh, absolutely . i think from about absolutely. i think from about 2016, 17, i'd noticed that we were starting to need more digital verification and authen

remember, tony, william hague, two of our former politicians you just can't help themselves when it comes, despite being they've both being totally well, they've both just an overhaul in just called for an overhaul in our sector, rolling in our public sector, rolling in digital sinister. i reckon digital id sinister. i reckon so. it's been ruled also today that the revoking of shamima bingham's citizenship is lawful. some would and argue that her human rights take precedence over national security . i'm over national security. i'm going to be debating that with my panel so the already content smart motorways had a not too tech smarts of blunders. today the smart system crashed for 2 hours, which i believe leaving the majority of the uk's motorways in a signal blackout and motorists acting like dogs and motorists acting like dogs and smart motorway already caused 60 plus deaths whilst operating. how many more blackout ? so we see more blackout? so we see more casualties this poses. the question is tech really that smart? we're going to debate on that later on. and a transgender cartoonist

outlook, who think that this is risks going too far , i think and risks going too far, i think and william haguey there should be compromise. and i think that northern ireland only succeeds when people of extreme different views can manage to come together and the language about foreign governments will help half the population in northern ireland identify more with the republic . the entire population in northern ireland is british and half the population in northern ireland identify with the repubuc ireland identify with the republic of ireland right. the good friday agreement agreed in law that if a majority of people ever voted to leave and join the revolt republic of ireland, they would. i'm just trying to say we need compra my eyes and sometimes the tone of the discussions doesn't respect both . no. in this nationalist community, the greatest respect there should be no compromise on this issue. northern ireland is part of the union of great britain and northern ireland part of the united kingdom. there can be no compromise. you cannot have a foreign you cannot have you cannot have a foreig

in 2009 i was working on that william hague was the shadow foreign secretary arms, the shadow europe mmons, william did the second reading debate and it was then left to me as the junior minister do that the detail of the treaty line by line. we spent points debating that treaty in great and as we went through it it became apparent we couldn't change so much as a punctuation mark and we literally couldn't change any of it. and at the end of it, i said to researcher great guy called christopher howarth , called christopher howarth, we've got to get out of this , we've got to get out of this, you know, we're not running our own country . parliament has been own country. parliament has been reduced to the status of, a rubber stamp so that i think for me of it was the me was kind of it was the epiphany . and at that time , epiphany. and at that time, hardly anyone would ever have thought that , you know, we would thought that, you know, we would leave the european union. yet eight years later, we had referendum and we did exactly that. now, far be it from me, of me as somebody that voted

in 2009 i was working on that william hague was the shadow foreign secretary arms , shadow foreign secretary dense text. when we debated it in commons, william did the second reading debate and it was then left to me as the junior minister do that the detail of the treaty line by line. we spent points debating that treaty in great and as we went through it it became apparent we couldn't change so much as a punctuation mark and we literally couldn't change any of it. and at the end of it, i said to researcher great guy called christopher howarth , called christopher howarth, we've got to get out of this , we've got to get out of this, you know, we're not running our own country . parliament has been own country. parliament has been reduced to the status of, a rubber stamp so that i think for me of it was the me was kind of it was the epiphany . and at that time , epiphany. and at that time, hardly anyone would ever have thought that , you know, we would thought that, you know, we would leave the european union. yet eight years later, we had referendum and we did exactly that. now, far be it f

a tall order, but that's what william hague told them all at chequers recently andifs them all at chequerstheir internal polling suggests as well . all of polling suggests as well. all of that coming up with a top panel of guests. but first, let's bnng of guests. but first, let's bring you up to date with all of the day's news. here's radisson . thanks, alastair. woman it passed to his the latest. a man has been charged in connection with disarray outside hotel housing. asylum seekers in knowsley on friday night. 19 year old jared skate liverpool has been charged with violent disorder and assault by beating of an emergency worker. he will appear at wirral court appear at wirral adult court tomorrow. merseyside police have said that the violence fireworks were thrown at officers and the police vans set on fire left an officer and two members of the pubuc officer and two members of the public injured. 14 other people who were arrested have been released on bail . the labour released on bail. the labour party urging the bbc chairman to consider his position after mps that he'd breached standa

they had a few get togethers recently in which they've been told by people like william hague and isaacvido, the election master, that there is a very, very narrow path to an election victory. but it depends absolute partly on being, you nited on stopping the infighting and uniting behind rishi sunak and at the moment there is very little evidence of that happening. liz truss basically saying i was right, my approach was right. truss and nomics i wasn't given the chance to prove that i had the right policies and by implication that rishi sunak's policy of saying you can't cut taxes now we've got to get inflation under control now is wrong . okay. liz truss has is wrong. okay. liz truss has shouldered a very small , is wrong. okay. liz truss has shouldered a very small, i is wrong. okay. liz truss has shouldered a very small , i would shouldered a very small, i would say, amounts of blame in saying that possibly it wasn't communique said well but even then she's saying that even if it had been communicated better, she doesn't think it would make any difference because as she describes it

former labour prime minister tony blair and former conservative leader william hague have come togethere times newspaper, they called for a digital id for every citizen , a digital id for every citizen, a national health infrastructure uses data to improve care , keep uses data to improve care, keep costs down. sovereign systems backed up by supercomputing capabilities. in other words everything that you need to know about our bodies and our lives all on a microchip now digital ids are a controversial technology allow people to prove their identity using information on an app despite small scale uses digital ids are not universally accepted in the country in the same way that passports and driver's licences are there hague are keen to change this arguing that a government approved digital id card scheme would allow easier access to public services . but access to public services. but is this kind of technology a step too far and a threat to our bafic step too far and a threat to our basic freedoms , civil liberties basic freedoms, civil liberties ? to debate this, we're hoping to be join

former labour prime minister tony blair and former conservative leader william hague have come togethertimes newspaper, they called for a digital id for every citizen , a digital id for every citizen, a national health infrastructure uses data to improve care , keep uses data to improve care, keep costs down. sovereign systems backed up by supercomputing capabilities. in other words everything that you need to know about our bodies and our lives all on a microchip now digital ids are a controversial technology allow people to prove their identity using information on an app despite small scale uses digital ids are not universally accepted in the country in the same way that passports and driver's licences are there hague are keen to change this arguing that a government approved digital id card scheme would allow easier access to public services . but access to public services. but is this kind of technology a step too far and a threat to our bafic step too far and a threat to our basic freedoms , civil liberties basic freedoms, civil liberties ? to debate this, we're hoping to be joined