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zia. yusuf, just hang on one second, because i'd like to come back to this.suf said, is it yesterday or today that reform is weeks away from its new constitution? ben, would that change? would that change your perspective on reform the new, the new, the new constitution is designed to prohibit a change of leadership. >> it's impossible under the new constitution, even if it is adopted. >> is that true? >> is that true? >> impossible is it? i don't think it's impossible. it's just. it's not easy. but there again, watching, to put it mildly, of the tory party, shows you having a reasonably easy way of doing things over the last five years has been a disaster for the country, so i'm not i don't have a huge problem with that. it is possible, frankly, if nigel lost the confidence of the membership, this hugely increased membership, and there was the proper rumblings rather than people outside the party pointing at him and saying, you should do things that that we want you to do from outside. if there was an internal problem of that sort, i think that he's not a fo

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i'll also be speaking to zia yousef. he's the chairman of reform uk. he's been hugely critical of the prime minister's handung critical of the prime minister's handling of the southport killings. we'll get his answers to some of the questions on that subject, which i know is one that's close to all of your hearts. i'll also be speaking to the conservative mp for east wiltshire, danny kruger. he's participated in a report which suggests that we're overmedicalising with antidepressants, conditions that are just a sign of everyday life. are we giving too many drugs out for people simply suffering from anxiety? and ahead of holocaust memorial day tomorrow, i'm going to be speaking to wendy holden, the author of a new book about a really remarkable story of survival over adversity in auschwitz. so as ever, we've got 90 minutes of very punchy politics ahead. do not even think of going anywhere. matthew laza joins me now to go through the morning papers. there's a lot to go at. what a weekend news it's. >> been the inauguration. >> been the inauguration. >> p

and today zia yousef, the party chairman, also recommitted to their earlier pledge, claiming that theyhold a private inquiry into grooming gangs if labour doesn't launch a national one. look, i want to be frank with everybody tonight. reform will be under the same scrutiny to deliver on their promises, not just by me, but by you at home. the entire british public. words will not cut it any more. this scandal is not going to go away, no matter how hard political parties, mps and the establishment try to brush it out of the public discourse. these victims will not be silenced again. we are giving them a platform and a voice, and we're not going to stop talking about it. these victims deserve better. they deserve justice, accountability, and politicians to act beyond mere words. if our political establishment cannot rise above petty squabbles to deliver justice, do they deserve the trust of you, the british people? i am now joined by former labour adviser matthew torbitt, now matthew, as prussia's amounting onto the pm at the moment. look, is it a sustainable position he can he can hold h

well, the chairman of the reform party, zia yousef, claimed that over 46,000 people joined the party in late december alone and credited badenoch comments for making the party the talk of the western world. >> we all know that we should be very grateful to kemi. we should be very, very grateful to the leader of the tory party because in the preceding 24 hours of her ill advised outburst, reform uk signed up more members than in any 24 hour period in our entire history. so can we please give a big reform round of applause to kemi badenoch? >> in other news tonight, the prince of wales says he and his wife, princess catherine, are shocked and saddened by the death of his former nanny's stepson. that was in a vehicle attack in new orleans. 31 year old edward pettyfer was one of 14 people killed when a pickup truck ploughed through crowds on new year's day, injuring at least 35 others. his majesty the king has also offered his personal condolences to the pettifer family, who say edward was a wonderful son, and added that they are devastated by the loss. meanwhile, police in the united st

reform chairman zia yousef responded to the report with our political edhon report with our political hope, yesterday evening. here's what he had to say. >> if anyone actually cares about truth, then they should actually look at what nigel actually look at what nigel actually said, which was that what's happened in syria is that there's been a regime change. and let's be clear about what's happened as a result of that. you have jihadists in senior government positions. if you are a british citizen and you are concerned that there are people in syrian prisons that are security threats to the united kingdom, where would you rather they were sitting inside a prison in a now potentially jihadist controlled syria, or inside a maximum security prison inside a maximum security prison inside the united kingdom? and that's what the point nigel was making interesting. >> is it now, nigel farage himself was forced to hit back at the reports, writing on social media i have never at the reports, writing on soci

well, the chairman of the reform party, zia yousef, claimed that over 46,000 people joined the party in late december alone and credited badenoch comments for making the party the talk of the western world. >> we all know that we should be very grateful to kemi. we should be very, very grateful to the leader of the tory party because in the preceding 24 hours of her ill advised outburst, reform uk signed up more members than in any 24 hour period in our entire history. so can we please give a big reform round of applause to kemi badenoch? >> in other news tonight, the prince of wales says he and his wife, princess catherine, are shocked and saddened by the death of his former nanny's stepson. that was in a vehicle attack in new orleans. 31 year old edward pettyfer was one of 14 people killed when a pickup truck ploughed through crowds on new year's day, injuring at least 35 others. his majesty the king has also offered his condolences to the pettyfer family, who say edward was a wonderful son, and added that they are devastated by the loss. meanwhile, police in the united states say

meanwhile, reform chairman zia yousef has clarified mr farage's comments that miss begum should be sentack into the uk, but only to be placed in a maximum security prison. >> if anyone actually cares about truth, then they should actually look at what nigel actually look at what nigel actually said, which was that what's happened in syria is that there has been regime change. and let's be clear about what's happened as a result of that. you have jihadists in senior government positions. if you are a british citizen and you are concerned that there are people in syrian prisons that are security threats to the united kingdom, where would you rather they were sitting inside a prison in a now potentially jihadist controlled syria, or inside a maximum security prison inside a maximum security prison inside the united kingdom? and that's what the point nigel was making. >> and mark zuckerberg has told that has told the joe rogan podcast that the biden administration pressured his company to remove content on the side effects of covid vaccines. the meta ceo told rogan that he's generally prett

zia yusuf from reform as well. that is going to be very, very interesting. first though, the very latest news with katie bowen. >> bev and andrew. thank you and good morning. it's just gone. 933 these are your latest headunes 933 these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. professor alexis jay, who chaired the independent inquiry into child sex abuse, has said this morning that people should just get on with implementing the recommendations made in previous inquiries rather than holding another one. professor jay's comments come as the prime minister dismissed calls for a national inquiry yesterday, accusing the conservatives of jumping on a bandwagon and amplifying what the far right is saying on child sexual abuse after failing to act for 14 long years. the home secretary, yvette cooper, told the commons yesterday that the government will make it an offence with professional and criminal sanctions to fail to report or cover up child sexual abuse. she added that the government will establish a victims and survivors panel to advise on wider work ar

well, the chairman of the reform party, zia yousef, claimed that over 46,000 people joined the partyn late december alone and credited badenoch comments for making the party the talk of the western world. >> we all know that we should be very grateful to kemi. we should be very, very grateful to the leader of the tory party because in the preceding 24 hours of her ill advised outburst, reform uk signed up more members than in any 24 hour period in our entire history. so can we please give a big reform round of applause to kemi badenoch? >> in other news tonight, the prince of wales says he and his wife, princess catherine, are shocked and saddened by the death of his former nanny's stepson. that was in a vehicle attack in new orleans. 31 year old edward pettyfer was one of 14 people killed when a pickup truck ploughed through crowds on new year's day, injuring at least 35 others. his majesty the king has also offered his personal condolences to the pettyfer family, who say edward was a wonderful son, and added that they are devastated. meanwhile, police in the united states say the s

zia yusuf joins us on that but keen to get his views. and of course we will cover this. >> two girls became the sex slaves of a grooming gang in rochdale, manchester crown court heard this morning. >> it is yet another alleged grooming gang. on my panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks and writer and broadcaster nina myskow. i wonder how much money do you think prince harry has just come into. >> son? the flagship title for rupert murdoch's uk media empire, has indeed engaged in illegal practices. >> get ready britain, here we go. knives don't kill people. deranged lunatics do. next. >> good evening. it's just gone. 9:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. russia has responded to donald trump's ultimatum to end the war in ukraine. the us president said russia will face high levels of taxes, tariffs and sanctions if president vladimir putin does not end the war. posting on his truth social, trump expressed his love for the russian people and his good relations

i'll also be speaking to zia yousef. he's the chairman of reform uk.s been hugely critical of the prime minister's handung critical of the prime minister's handling of the southport killings. we'll get his answers to some of the questions on that subject, which i know is one that's close to all of your hearts. and ahead of holocaust memorial day tomorrow, i'm going to be speaking to wendy holden, the author of a new book about a really remarkable story of survival over adversity in auschwitz. so, as ever, we've got 90 minutes of very punchy politics ahead. do not even think of going anywhere. welcome back to the camilla tominey show. only on gb news. exchequer secretary to the treasury james murray joins me in the studio now. lovely to see you in the flesh because we normally talk down the line. let's get started. we're going to talk about southport in just a minute. but let's just start with what you're announcing today. and this is about more houses near commuter train stations. so you're talking again about, you know, cutting red tape building prope

speaking earlier at the reform event in north—west essex, reform uk chairman zia yusuf poked fun at badenoch>> we all know that we should be very grateful to kemi. we should be very, very grateful to the leader of the tory party because in the preceding 24 hours of her ill advised outburst, reform uk signed up more members than in any 24 hour period in our entire history. so can we please give a big reform round of applause to kemi badenoch? >> gb news can exclusively reveal that the first boatload of 50 illegal migrants this year has crossed the english channel. a border force vessel picked up 50 migrants from their small boat early this morning, and is currently on its way back to doven currently on its way back to dover. it comes after nearly 37,000 people made the treacherous journey in small boats just last year. the uk is braced for heavy snow and icy rain this weekend, with the met office warning there could be considerable disruption in some areas. two amber and two yellow alerts have been issued by the met office across most of the country, with up to 30cm of snow expected. forecast

chairman of reform uk, zia yusuf, posted on x, labelling nigel farage as the most impactful british politicianf our lifetimes. the tech billionaire is about turn appeared to be linked to a disagreement over tommy robinson. in his response, farage said well, this is a surprise. elon is a remarkable individual but i am afraid on this i disagree. my view remains that tommy robinson is not right for reform, and i never sell out on my principles. it comes just weeks after farage travelled to florida to meet with musk about possible funding for his party. and weather warnings persist across the country this morning as many commuters are suffering travel disruptions from severe weather. major roads have been blocked and railways lines blocked. manchester airport's runways were closed early on this morning because of heavy snow but have since reopened. travel disruptions are due to flooding from thawing snow and heavy rain. as it stands, there are 60 flood warnings and 260 flood alerts in place. this also all comes after the most of the uk saw heavy snow or icy rainfall over the weekend, and reaching