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[00:00:23] of of afternoon it's 1 o'clock on Sunday the 20th of September and this is the weekend on GB News hello and welcome
[00:00:27] and I hope you're having a wonderful
[00:00:29] in Sunday out there
[00:00:29] we got a show coming up, starting with the story, it's really going to annoy you, uh,
[00:00:33] Manchester United co-owner, Sir Jim
[00:00:35] of Ratcliff of has sparked a political route over Britain's economic
[00:00:40] of of
[00:00:43] of of decline, immigration and tax, uh, Bridget Philipson has hit back, but is Radcliff right, and why
[00:00:45] a do the Muslim support of his club, what him to
[00:00:47] act,
[00:00:50] of and there's a
[00:00:54] of a of growing evidence that of Andy Burnham is considering a general election in the next
[00:00:55] of year as he
[00:00:56] a sees a mandate to raise taxes, so is an ele
[00:01:00] due
[00:01:01] of next year, will they
[00:01:04] here, we care, we
[00:01:10] of of fight, we care, we fight, right, okay, yeah,
[00:01:14] that's at the
[00:01:18] of lid turn conference, which is underway in Brighton, and of our of chief political
[00:01:19] of correspondent of is braving the conference floor to have the latest for
[00:01:25] of of of us, yes, well here
[00:01:27] of today in brighton, the lib dems are talking about tax cuts,
[00:01:32] a they
[00:01:32] of want a 10p of fuel duty, also their plans
[00:01:36] to grow the economy, but they are languishing at just
[00:01:41] of 8% in the latest polls and questions about how
[00:01:44] relevant they actually
[00:01:47] of are. actually, that was Katherine standing a very lovely beach by the looks
[00:01:51] in of things. any case, Britain could
[00:01:53] in a face legal action from Caribbean
[00:01:55] of nations, demanding slavery reparations, the route over historical
[00:01:59] injustice. is escalating and we are now going to be charged
[00:02:03] of in court with being racist
[00:02:04] of evidently, so should UK tax payers,
[00:02:07] of whatever your color put the bill. meanwhile, the
[00:02:11] of edge sheer and story doesn't go away, does it? um, he starts always on the
[00:02:15] verge
[00:02:15] in of tears to be honest with you, on stage as he resumes
[00:02:18] of his tour after his support acts quit in solidarity with
[00:02:22] rapper Macalmore and his pro- palestine
[00:02:26] a comments. i don't want to disappoint fans and i've never wanted to be.
[00:02:30] an activist musician, but this has put me in the middle of an important and
[00:02:33] passionate argument about freedom of speech and
[00:02:36] a the most complex political issue on the
[00:02:38] planet. yes, and we it's
[00:02:42] almost that
[00:02:42] of time
[00:02:42] of of year again, isn't it? the british roll legion appeals to volunteers to help
[00:02:46] run it's
[00:02:47] of annual
[00:02:47] of poppy
[00:02:48] of appeal. vitally important for us to support those,
[00:02:52] those that are serving and those that have
[00:02:54] a served. of course those guys and
[00:02:56] of ladies have gone out and they have given their all for us.
[00:03:00] and so it is great for
[00:03:01] of us to be able to just give that
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[00:03:05] you. well i'm done and this is
[00:03:09] indeed the
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[00:03:24] of of of so thank you so much for your company, it's a Sunday lunch time, it's
[00:03:28] your turn
[00:03:29] of to just sit. relax, put your feet up, have nice, well you might be having a nice sunday
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[00:03:42] to on,
[00:03:43] I always say the word natter, it's surprised my
[00:03:45] in nan uh, what you're up to a Sunday lunchtime, Sunday afternoon,
[00:03:47] of oh, remember by the way, if you are out and about and lots of you I appreciate spend the weekends
[00:03:51] rushing
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[00:03:53] of the of radio as well, and we're getting more and more radio listeners every single week, so I'm really rather
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[00:03:59] of already get. in touch, hello bedford bave, hello all the regular listeners and viewers
[00:04:03] indeed uh, bedford bave says high dorn, i'm so sick
[00:04:05] of these
[00:04:06] of reparation of arguments, if the payments went to those affected fair enough, but guess like
[00:04:10] the
[00:04:11] a slaves, of
[00:04:11] but they are dead. it seems to me those wanting reparations are just after a quick
[00:04:15] buck and you
[00:04:15] a do of have to wonder
[00:04:16] of where that
[00:04:21] of of money will end up going, so make like bedford babe, get in touch, you don't have a to be in
[00:04:21] a bedford by the way, but you can
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[00:04:26] um, all of that after news headlines with the wonderful Bethany.
[00:04:36] of Dawn thank you, good afternoon, new top
[00:04:38] of stories from the GB newsroom at four minutes past one. Earl
[00:04:42] of Spencer in says there are similarities between how both his sister, princess
[00:04:46] Diana, and the Duke and Dutches of
[00:04:48] of Sussex have been
[00:04:49] in treated of by the media. Harry and Megan, who recently returned to the
[00:04:52] UK from California, six years after stepping back from royal
[00:04:56] duties
[00:04:57] of have been repeatedly critical
[00:04:59] of the press. Speaking to the BBC, Spencer said daily
[00:05:03] criticism from the media must be cancerous influence in
[00:05:06] their life. It would be really beholding on people to
[00:05:10] of learn from Diana's
[00:05:11] a example, of I'm of not of here. to speak for Harry and Megan, but for anyone who's
[00:05:15] being destroyed in this way daily, it must
[00:05:18] be such cancerous influence in their life. One the problems
[00:05:22] with Diana was, she's very, very sensitive to
[00:05:25] criticism, and of course, I'm sure most of your viewers
[00:05:29] now think, oh, she had this splendid life and it was all amazing, and she didn't, she was so
[00:05:33] privileged and so perfect in so many ways, but she was really
[00:05:36] brought low by all that criticism, and yeah, I suppose it's a
[00:05:40] pity when I see echo. of that
[00:05:42] now. Ed Sheeren has apologized to fans
[00:05:46] for making mistakes as he opened a solo show in
[00:05:50] Philadelphia. All the singers support acts, including his
[00:05:54] band, have quit the current loop tour, after the US rapper McLamore
[00:05:57] was dropped for making pro-Palestinian comments during a show.
[00:06:01] Sheeran said that decision was taken by promoters, not
[00:06:05] him, but he was sorry for his handling the controversy that
[00:06:08] followed. I don't want to disappoint fans. and I've
[00:06:12] never wanted to be an activist musician, but this has put me in the middle of an
[00:06:16] important and passionate argument about freedom of speech and the most
[00:06:20] complex political issue on the
[00:06:22] planet. He went to describe the October
[00:06:26] 7th Hamasled attacks as horrific, but said Israel's
[00:06:29] treatment of residence in Gaza is
[00:06:31] unjustifiable. At least two people
[00:06:35] have been killed and six others injured in one the biggest Ukrainian drone
[00:06:39] attacks on the Moscow region overnight. Official. in Russia say
[00:06:43] more than 200 drones had been shot down and fires were
[00:06:46] reported in several residential houses and an oil refinery.
[00:06:50] Meanwhile, in Ukraine, mother and her two three-year-old children have been killed
[00:06:54] in Kiev. The governor there says the area has endured constant
[00:06:58] hostile attacks for more than a day with 31 sights
[00:07:02] damaged in five districts. Sir
[00:07:06] Ed Dave says he's confident the Liberal Democrats can take on
[00:07:10] Night of Farage and Zack Polansky at the next. election,
[00:07:13] insisting he has the charisma to compete with both. speaking at
[00:07:17] the party conference in Brighton, he said if the lib dems were to form the next
[00:07:20] government, they would cut fuel duty and rail and bus fairs
[00:07:24] a cost of around two billion pounds a year. got to help people with the
[00:07:28] costling, particularly the rise in filling your car up at the pumps of
[00:07:32] petrol and diesel. thanks to Trump's idiotic war with Iran,
[00:07:36] people are paying a fortune just to fill up the car, so we think we should
[00:07:40] have cut in fuel duty tax. 'for the next three months to
[00:07:43] cut the price you pay at the pumps by 12p liter
[00:07:47] that would really bring help just when it's needed and it will pay for itself because the
[00:07:51] government's getting huge amounts of tax revenue from these higher oil and gas prices
[00:07:55] they should give it back to people and the
[00:07:58] conservatives are calling on labor to cut welfare spending in next month's
[00:08:02] budget warning the government must confront what they've described as the
[00:08:06] grim reality of Britain's economic peril, the round comes as
[00:08:10] inflation reaches five month high of'. 3.1% with Chancellor
[00:08:14] John Healey due to deliver the budget
[00:08:16] at the end of October, but Brigitte Philipson insists benefits support
[00:08:20] young people into work and lifts children out of
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[00:08:31] don't earn huge amounts of money, and they deserve support to, and to that point about
[00:08:35] child poverty, one the biggest indicators is to whether you will
[00:08:39] go to live a good life where you can contribute as whether you grow up in poverty. Therefore tackling
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[00:09:47] show we the chair the labour party has hit back at Manchester
[00:09:51] United co-owner sir Jim Ratcliff for claiming the UK is
[00:09:55] on the slide because of high taxes and migration.
[00:09:59] Brigit Philipson told GB News she rejects his
[00:10:01] criticism. I'm not sure I want to be hearing too much from someone who's
[00:10:05] attax exileus to what they think is to the direction of our company working people, people
[00:10:09] who work hard expect to see rewards for that contribution. It's why'.
[00:10:13] "they will have seen in in recent months with the new prime minister Andy Burnam a real
[00:10:17] focus on giving people more breathing space around VAT on electricity
[00:10:20] bills around bus fairs around business rates cuts for hospitality which is
[00:10:24] incredible" the important part of our economy, I think that shows the
[00:10:27] direction that this government wishes to go in, to recognize the contribution that people
[00:10:31] make and to make sure that they are awarded for doing so, not really
[00:10:35] working though, is it? I mean, 71% of big businesses, and that's people that employ more than
[00:10:39] 10 people, are deeply unhappy with the way things are going, especially with the
[00:10:43] energy situation in this country, which is one the other things that sir
[00:10:47] Jim Ratcliff picks up on. Now, it does come also
[00:10:51] top of Manchester United Muslim supporters club.
[00:10:55] who are calling for sir Jim to go following his claim that Britain has
[00:10:58] been colonized by immigrants, now these were comments um Sir Jim said
[00:11:03] few months ago now, but he has doubled down on them
[00:11:07] um once again by saying that migration
[00:11:10] is a problem in this country, which I think many of you watching and listening
[00:11:14] today wouldn't have an argument with, but Manchester United Muslim supporters
[00:11:18] club say that Jim Ratcliff must go after he spoke out once
[00:11:22] again about the immigration situation. Uh, joining me now is
[00:11:26] political commentator Jesse to dive down
[00:11:29] into this
[00:11:30] uh, Jess, good to see you, thank you so much for joining me. Um, obviously, you know, so
[00:11:34] Jim Ratcliff is to no controversy
[00:11:37] stranger here, he's said similar comments before, but this is very wide ranging
[00:11:41] interview he has given saying that the UK is on the
[00:11:45] slide, and he left the UK back in 2020 saying it was on the slide
[00:11:49] then, it's slid even further according to him, and he's not going to come back
[00:11:53] until things start improving. is he right? Jess, is he right to say these
[00:11:57] things? well, I, I think totally, Dawn, I think
[00:12:00] he's identifying a frustration that lots of
[00:12:04] working people recognize, you know, can working
[00:12:08] hard actually get you much places these days, can
[00:12:12] working hard get you house, can working hard get you financial
[00:12:15] stability, can working hard give you that security that you need
[00:12:19] to start a family, well more and more of people
[00:12:22] are uh, there's decining birth rates more and... people are just choosing not to
[00:12:26] start families because it's just so expensive nowadays. look,
[00:12:30] these shouldn't be extravagant ambitions, but they are,
[00:12:34] and I am less interested in comparing Britain with its
[00:12:38] past and comparing what future it could offer young
[00:12:41] people, and if we want this country to
[00:12:44] succeed, I think we should be listening to the comments of Sir Jim
[00:12:48] Rackliff, who is influential
[00:12:52] businessman and has done wonderful things. 'um
[00:12:55] you know he's raised so much money, he you know
[00:12:59] these people that they have freedom of speech and they should be allowed to
[00:13:02] you know say he should go, but just because you own a football
[00:13:06] club does not mean you don't need to say whatever you want to say, he should be able to say
[00:13:10] whatever he want, mean he's he's said to be worth 17
[00:13:14] billion and he has as i say criticized the government quite
[00:13:17] extensively um
[00:13:19] and you know he started his petrochemical firm ios literally from
[00:13:23] scratch so he knows about run business, employing
[00:13:26] people, driving growth for the economy, which is
[00:13:29] surely what the country needs, just, I mean, more than
[00:13:33] 16,000 millionaires left the UK last year, the highest
[00:13:37] exes ever reported according to report
[00:13:41] here, now those on the left and those for the labor party,
[00:13:45] well good ridence,
[00:13:46] but the thing is just it's not good ridence bause it's these high earners, it's these
[00:13:50] millionaires that pay the most tax,
[00:13:54] well quite... Right, and I think when someone who's built a
[00:13:57] major industrial business is saying that Britain has
[00:14:01] become less attractive to invest in, less
[00:14:05] attractive for those highest tax payers to reside in,
[00:14:08] we should be listening. You don't have to agree with every word that
[00:14:12] he's saying, but demanding he goes, doesn't answer his
[00:14:16] concerns about immigration, which I'm sure many viewers would agree
[00:14:20] with, myself, included, his concerned about energy
[00:14:23] costs, and should be challenging his arguments, not saying oh,
[00:14:27] you
[00:14:27] need to go from your position at Manchester United football club, it's ridiculous. yeah, well,
[00:14:31] this is the Manchester United Muslim supporters group, and and they
[00:14:34] say that um, his comments once again
[00:14:38] has placed immigration and people receiving benefits at the
[00:14:42] center of his explanation for Britain's problems,
[00:14:46] arguing that, nobody in this country is tough enough to deal
[00:14:49] with either. they say they find the latest comments deeply disappointing and
[00:14:53] completely un' acceptable, they say Man United in particular has
[00:14:57] been built on diversity with
[00:15:01] players, supporters and stuff coming from different countries, cultures and
[00:15:04] ethnic, now they they they've written quite a strong letter just saying that
[00:15:08] he needs to go cuz is once again demonizing those on
[00:15:12] benefits and migrants, but as you say jeess an awful
[00:15:16] lot of people in this country would agree with those sentiments,
[00:15:20] well dawn, he literally started from nothing,
[00:15:24] his Industrial business is
[00:15:27] fantastic attribute to what this
[00:15:30] country used to be, it used to be a country that businesses could
[00:15:33] build, and
[00:15:35] I support lower immigration and
[00:15:36] I support country that rewards enterprise and owning football
[00:15:40] club, that doesn't mean you should stop expressing those views, it's
[00:15:43] obseine. fans, sure, criticize him, freedom of speech,
[00:15:47] I'm all for it, but saying oh, he's got to go,
[00:15:50] you know, his departure needs to happen, no, that's
[00:15:52] disproportionate, you should not need to have everyone's approval
[00:15:56] to have an opinion, again, yes, I mean, just quickly and finally, we
[00:16:00] keep,
[00:16:01] we we're talking about it and all week and the the free speech issue around
[00:16:05] that, this is another element of free speech. "he has an
[00:16:08] opinion, I don't think he said anything particularly racist or offensive
[00:16:12] personally, but yet once again he should be canceled for
[00:16:16] daring to have an opinion, well the tolerant left
[00:16:19] right, indeed, I think that somes are rather
[00:16:23] well, and that's political commentator Jesser, thank you so much for joining us,
[00:16:27] Jess, okay, well talking of politics and you know
[00:16:31] Britain sliding into decline, um, is it and
[00:16:35] would a general election solve? the problem: well, the prime
[00:16:39] minister is, according to today's reports, plotting early
[00:16:42] election, labor sources claim Andy Burnham wants to call a
[00:16:46] snap election within the next year to seek a fresh mandate
[00:16:50] to, you know this is coming, raise taxes. uh, chancellor
[00:16:54] John Healey is reportedly considering series of tax rises ahead of next month's
[00:16:58] budget as a treasury looks to raise an extra 10 to 15 billion pounds
[00:17:02] for that black hole that somehow mysteriously has been
[00:17:04] created. um, so let's... and now to political
[00:17:08] commentator Benedict Spence about this situation. Uh, Benedict, good to see
[00:17:12] you. Thank you so much for joining me. Now, the bottom line is, I think everyone admits
[00:17:16] it that we're skin. We have black holes all over the place.
[00:17:19] Uh, money needs to come from somewhere, we can't borrow anymore up to our
[00:17:23] balls in debt. The simplest way to raise income to raise
[00:17:27] money is with income tax, but Andy Burnham can't
[00:17:31] do that, because the labor manifesto said they wouldn't touch
[00:17:34] that. So, is he going to have to call an election?
[00:17:38] Well, I mean, the simplest way is not necessarily to raise income tax
[00:17:42] given the current state of productivity in this country might in fact lead to a
[00:17:46] shortfall in productivity. I mean, we've already got this sort of weird situation where people
[00:17:50] who head towards 100 thousand pounds income once they head over that cliff
[00:17:54] end up losing their marginal tax rates, at which point it becomes um
[00:17:57] inadvantageous actually to work any harder until they reach a certain higher threshhold
[00:18:01] even beyond that, so um, it's one of those things where you
[00:18:05] know, as you say, the major issue is... of course the previous
[00:18:08] manifesto pledge and Bernam has sort of been dithering around this saying, well,
[00:18:12] is
[00:18:12] it uh, is this change, is this continuity? I think he was hoping that saying
[00:18:16] continuity would mean that he wouldn't have to go to the country early, but
[00:18:20] actually, you know, as you say, we all know the pretty
[00:18:24] powerless state the finances in this country, we all
[00:18:28] know really that Burnham and John Healey don't have much of clue
[00:18:32] of how to solve it, and we also all know that in very
[00:18:36] short space of time the... popularity is going to start going the same way as
[00:18:40] Kier Starmer's because we will become very aware that there is no
[00:18:43] plan and that things are getting worse and ultimately because also things keep on happening
[00:18:47] around the world that impact Britain disproportionately, wars,
[00:18:51] global affairs, that sort of thing do tend to have an impact on the public finances, that's why
[00:18:55] all the headroom was wiped out and they don't have anything to play with anymore,
[00:18:58] so does he need this mandate in order to turn around and say I'm going to
[00:19:02] raise income taxes? well, you'd have thought so, but it's
[00:19:06] not going to be a... thing to run on, and this is the tricky thing
[00:19:09] that I think Bernham had, when he came in, he did have that bounce, wasn't much of bounce,
[00:19:13] but it was there, and
[00:19:15] there was a very short window, I think in which he could have called a general
[00:19:18] election, in order to go on the grounds of saying I'm
[00:19:21] a new prime minister and I don't want it to be, that I only have
[00:19:25] the backing the labour party, I want to put it to you, the people, in
[00:19:29] that set of circumstances, I think he would have had half a chance with calling early
[00:19:32] general election, now if he's having to do it to give himself a mandate to
[00:19:36] say, oh please, please let me put your taxes up, I'll be ever so good about
[00:19:40] it. I don't think that the people of this country, given that they are already suffering from
[00:19:44] the highest tax burden in the post war period are going to take too
[00:19:48] kindly to that as an idea, so if he wants to call the earlier general election on that
[00:19:52] basis, I can see why he would feel that he might have to, but it's not going to go well
[00:19:56] for him. No, it's it's hardly a good selling point isn't it, vote for me, I'll raise your
[00:19:59] taxes. Um, the other option which Chance John Healey is supposed
[00:20:03] to be considering are those soak the rich taxes.
[00:20:08] 'um you know sort of like capital gains tax, corporation tax, woonful taxes
[00:20:11] etc etc. and sort of like punishing rich people for leaving the
[00:20:15] country and exit tax etc. now all of that has been suggested,
[00:20:19] but it goes back to what we were talking about sir Jim Ratcliff,
[00:20:22] benedict, I mean his saying we're on decline, and it is true
[00:20:26] that the very rich and the investors and the people that do
[00:20:30] grow economies are leaving our country, so income tax
[00:20:34] really is the only way that they've got left to go." "I
[00:20:38] mean, on the subject of Jim RatCliff, I don't think it's kind of ironic that he's somebody who sort of
[00:20:42] stood sat around saying, well, we're spending far too much money, there's far too many foreign people
[00:20:46] coming into the country and nothing seems to work, given that that is in fact the business model of..."
[00:20:50] manchester United, I would have thought that he would have seen slightly the irony there, the
[00:20:54] whole thing about not investing in the future, letting the roof collapse, buying a lot
[00:20:58] of foreigners because they'll do the job for lot of money, let them take the money, they're not actually very
[00:21:01] good, oh and everything just slowly slowly gets worse, but
[00:21:04] you know the thing is with raising these,
[00:21:08] these so called sort of wealth taxes, things like the mansion tax which has been
[00:21:11] proposed, they appeal to people who are already going to
[00:21:15] vote labor, they appeal to a certain set of people who do feel that there is
[00:21:19] more money. be squeezed out of this country somehow, it's not going
[00:21:23] to appeal to lot of those swing voters, lot of people who actually put labor in power, many of whom
[00:21:27] previously would have voted conservative, but might be inclined also to vote lib
[00:21:31] dem. it's not going to appeal particularly to those people who already feel that kind of burden,
[00:21:34] and as you say Dawn, and awful lot of people who they'd like to target with those kind of taxes,
[00:21:38] well they've already left the country, but I mean also the mansion tax in
[00:21:42] particular is one thing that has been talked up a bit quite quite a
[00:21:46] little in the last couple of of days talking about what...
[00:21:50] threshhold, it's going to be at what point you'd implement it, would it be
[00:21:53] 1.5 million in value of your property, would it be more? that's
[00:21:57] a really tricky thing actually to enact when it's based on
[00:22:01] something that you can't know for certain, the housing market
[00:22:05] determines the value of a property. how can it be that a government can sit there and
[00:22:09] tell somebody, oh your house is worth x if you can't sell it for that
[00:22:12] price on
[00:22:13] the open market, and i think
[00:22:14] that that's going to be as as much as you, do think it would go down very well with
[00:22:18] people who don't think
[00:22:19] these things. in practice, these policies just fall flat in their face,
[00:22:23] at which point then again, the holes appear in the budget, they're scrambling around
[00:22:27] looking for more money cuz these policies haven't raised enough money, they've collapsed what's left the
[00:22:31] housing market as part of that process and then the popularity starts to
[00:22:35] go down even more, and and we do know that Andy Burnham likes being popular, that
[00:22:39] hence all the TikTok videos, uh, Benedict, uh, voice of common sense, as always, that's
[00:22:43] political commentator expense for you,
[00:22:45] thank you, do let me know about what you feel about early general election, jube
[00:22:49] news.
[00:22:50] on forward/yorsay. mean, the latest polls do show that that burn and balance is
[00:22:54] continuing slightly, so would he be in with a shout? but as benedict just says,
[00:22:58] it's like, vote for me, i'm going to tax you more. not really good selling point is it?
[00:23:02] okay, i'm done. this is juba news as lots more coming up today's show. yeah,
[00:23:06] talking of politics. the lib dem conference is underway in
[00:23:09] brighting. our chief political correspondent Catherine Foster has all the
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[00:26:32] Hello, welcome back to the weekend with me, don't thank you so much for your company this Sunday
[00:26:36] afternoon, now you may not have noticed, I'm just looking through the papers, there's not a lot of
[00:26:40] coverage, it has to be said, it is day two the lib dem
[00:26:44] conference and so Ed Dave is taking aim at reform and Elon
[00:26:48] Musk, as is his want, he always does that, the party is gearing up
[00:26:52] for a fight as Britain's political battle lines are
[00:26:55] redrawn, but if early election which we've just been talking
[00:26:59] about came calling, how would the leb dems do...
[00:27:02] to GB News Chief Political Correspondent Catherine Foster is in
[00:27:06] Brighton for us. Katherine, how's it
[00:27:09] going?
[00:27:12] Good afternoon from a sunny Brighton where the Libdems
[00:27:16] are on their second day their conference. They're talking about
[00:27:20] the economy. Sir Ed Davey is wanting
[00:27:23] a 12p uh fuel duty
[00:27:27] cut at the pumps. He thinks that will help people with the cost of living. He
[00:27:31] wants that uh and till at least Christmas
[00:27:34] and the party faithful are all here of
[00:27:37] course, but are they cutting through more
[00:27:41] broadly with the public? well, I'm joined now by the Liberal
[00:27:45] Democrat MP for Chitchester, Jess
[00:27:49] Brown Fuller who is also the justice spokesperson. thank you so much for joining
[00:27:53] us on GB News. first of all, just run
[00:27:56] us through these cost of living uh measures that the libdems are
[00:28:00] talking about today, and also your... Treasury spokesperson Daisy
[00:28:04] Cooper has been speaking about Libdem plans for the economy. Yeah, so
[00:28:08] we need to address the cost of living crisis right now. It's getting more and more hard for
[00:28:12] families to be able to get to the end the month. There is something the government can do
[00:28:16] right away. They are having an extra two billion in revenue coming into the
[00:28:20] treasury via the pumps at the moment, because the increased
[00:28:23] costs. They could take fuel duty off by 10 p,
[00:28:27] which would save average about six pound for a tank of petrol that will make a big
[00:28:31] difference. for people filling up so that they can get to work and take their
[00:28:35] children places, but also Daisy Cooper's had her big keynote
[00:28:39] speech today where she's been talking about all the things that we need to do for
[00:28:42] businesses, because businesses are really struggling, labor is additional jobs,
[00:28:46] tax, national insurance increases, energy
[00:28:50] increases means that they are really struggling
[00:28:53] to grow in the way that they want to, and so Daisy has proposed a
[00:28:57] whole host of measures uh to cut the red tape around running
[00:29:01] business to make it... easier for them to actually grow, you're
[00:29:05] announcing all these policies, but it's quite difficult, isn't it for the liberal
[00:29:08] democrats to get hearing, uh, more in common, have done a word
[00:29:12] cloud of what people associate with the liberal democrats and
[00:29:16] the biggest answer was, don't know, followed by not sure,
[00:29:20] weak, boring or irrelevant, that's a problem for you, isn't it?
[00:29:24] well, what I would say to that is that we are also the
[00:29:27] most popular party for our opposition members, so the majority
[00:29:31] of people that... vote liberal democrats would consider voting liberal
[00:29:35] democrats, that's not the case for most other parties, so we have huge
[00:29:39] potential in in the country to grow our supporter
[00:29:43] base, and that's why we're here talking to organizations like GB News, we're
[00:29:47] not afraid to get out there and talk about the things that we believe in, such
[00:29:51] as growing the economy, cutting taxes for working people, and
[00:29:55] making life easier on on everybody in the
[00:29:58] UK. you've got 71 MPs, but people
[00:30:02] a Nigel Farasion Reform or Zak Polanski seem to
[00:30:06] get um the headlines and and the polling would
[00:30:09] suggest that you guys have gone backwards, in fact there's a poll out today that has you on
[00:30:13] just 8%. How do you get
[00:30:17] heard in this very noisy five-party political
[00:30:21] environment when people get their social media uh
[00:30:24] you know news off social media these little soundb? I would argue
[00:30:28] that the only poll that counts is polling day and over the last
[00:30:31] eight is every ling every single local council election the Liberal
[00:30:35] Democrats have made gains and since the general election we've won more
[00:30:39] council by-elections than any the other parties that includes
[00:30:43] reform, so we are successful at the ballot box and in
[00:30:46] 2024 a day we returned the most successful result for
[00:30:50] the Liberal Democrats and if you have a Liberal Democrat MP you know about it
[00:30:54] because they're in their community working hard and talking about the issues that matter to
[00:30:58] those people uh so I I don't agree that we're falling backwards we
[00:31:02] are. ambitious about the next general election and I think that we will
[00:31:05] return games. Well, the gen next general election might come uh
[00:31:09] sooner than 2029, uh, some suggestions that Andy Burnham
[00:31:13] might decide uh that... sooner or than later is the best policy, he could
[00:31:17] lose his majority. you might be looking a situation that
[00:31:21] Andy Burnham comes and asks for a coalition with the Liberal Democrats. I'm
[00:31:25] very clear, and I know that my party is very clear that we
[00:31:29] need to prevent Nigel Farage getting the keys to number 10, because I do not
[00:31:33] want to see Trump's America become farage's
[00:31:36] Britain, and so we are focused before that general election on getting as many
[00:31:40] liberal Democrats elected as possible, be it in local councils or in
[00:31:44] parliament. the next general election, that's where our focus should be, rather than
[00:31:48] talking about different scenarios about what could happen after a general
[00:31:52] election, we should focus on getting the job done now, cutting taxes for
[00:31:55] people now, making it more affordable for people now and
[00:31:59] getting lots of liberal democrats elected, and just finally Andy Burnham
[00:32:03] talks like normal person, people seem to like him, but he's got all the same difficult
[00:32:07] decisions, uh, they don't seem very keen to cut things like
[00:32:11] welfare or find money for defense,
[00:32:15] "do you worry at all that he is people pleaser and
[00:32:19] that he wants to do things that we simply can't afford? yeah, he doesn't like saying no to
[00:32:23] people, and he's shown that very quickly in parliament, he says all the right things, he
[00:32:27] says, "i really agree with you, that's really hard, but we're not actually seeing the
[00:32:30] tangible proof in the pudding, there's something he can do, we're happy for him to take
[00:32:34] our idea, spend two billion that he's got additional revenue in the
[00:32:38] treasury and take off fuel duty right now and save
[00:32:42] people money at the pumps, we're happy to gift him" that idea, the
[00:32:46] Liberal Democrats have lots of ideas to bring down the cost of living, but he's going to
[00:32:50] need to start proving that he's not just vibes politician, he's actually got the
[00:32:53] things
[00:32:54] to to back that up, yes indeed, well Jess brown Fuller, thank
[00:32:58] you very much indeed for talking to us in GB News
[00:33:02] uh, we will be bringing you more throughout the afternoon from conference
[00:33:06] at Bryson. Catherine, thank you so much, Katherine,
[00:33:09] before you go, if you do get to talk to any more uh
[00:33:13] Libdem MP,
[00:33:15] me just ask one question that lots of viewers are asking at the moment, mean just
[00:33:19] just said if you have a libdem MP you know about it, well the
[00:33:22] people of Piddington certainly know about it, they
[00:33:26] have got a Libdem MP and they Calla Miller to
[00:33:29] be a bit
[00:33:30] but is his name, and they're obviously not happy with the libdem fees so if you could get
[00:33:34] answer for many people are asking that question, they want to know what
[00:33:38] the libdem is going to do about Piddington because they don't seem to be doing much at the
[00:33:41] moment, well the libdem MP for. Washington has
[00:33:45] already
[00:33:47] said that uh, it's not appropriate to house people on that military base, but I will
[00:33:51] have sit downown interview with Sred Davy, tomorrow, but I will certainly be
[00:33:54] raising the issue of Piddington with him, but
[00:33:57] it is interesting isn't it of course, because the Libdemp feels that
[00:34:01] it is not right, the right fit uh for the village uh, and
[00:34:05] they agree with Reform on that, they agree with the conservatives on
[00:34:09] that, although they are very, very anti uh the
[00:34:13] rhetoric and the language and... messaging coming out of reform
[00:34:17] more generally. Okay, Katherine, look forward to that interview with um Sir Ed Davy. Thank you so
[00:34:21] much, that's GB News chief political correspondent Katherine Foster in
[00:34:24] Brighton. And so many of you asking that question about the Livederms and the Piddington
[00:34:28] situation, obviously
[00:34:29] as you know with the migrant camp being there with 1,300 nearly
[00:34:33] young men to village population of 350. They do have a
[00:34:37] Libdem MP, Callan Miller, he's his name,
[00:34:41] and he is also the foreign affairs spokes person. for
[00:34:45] the party, so hopefully Katherine might be able to get a quick chat with him as
[00:34:49] well. Any case, I'm Donson, this is juba news, there's lots more coming up
[00:34:52] today's show, but first it's the latest juniors headlines with Betty
[00:34:55] LC.
[00:35:03] The headlines from the DB News room, Earl Spencer says there are similarities
[00:35:07] between how both his sister, princess Diana, and the Duke and Dutches
[00:35:10] of Sussex have been treated by the media, morning lessons
[00:35:14] should... he learned. Ed Sheeren has apologized to
[00:35:18] fans for making mistakes as he opened a solo show in Philadelphia
[00:35:22] after the U.S. Rapper McLamore was dropped from the tour for
[00:35:25] making pro-Palestinian comments. At least two
[00:35:29] people have been killed and six injured in one the biggest Ukrainian drone
[00:35:32] attacks on the Moscow region. Meanwhile, mother and her two
[00:35:36] three-year-old children have been killed in the Kiev
[00:35:39] region. President Donald Trump has announced he'll form an
[00:35:43] artificial intelligence. force and appoint an AI SAR to
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[00:36:17] Thank you very much, Bethany, lots of you are getting in touch, which is of course what I'm here for. I love
[00:36:21] talking to you, lots of you talking about the lib terms, but I can't possibly read all of this out. This
[00:36:25] is message from Mrs. Danvas. she says d, i could listen to
[00:36:29] Benedict spence, that was the political commentator we had on about 15, 20 minutes
[00:36:32] ago, i could listen to him, read the phone box, his voice makes my
[00:36:36] ovaries go all fizzy, and he has nice hair as well, so thank you
[00:36:40] so, it did make me laugh and i'm sure it make benedict, he does have lovely hair by the
[00:36:43] way, okay uh, so do keep them coming in, you can talk about the political
[00:36:47] commentators - but yeah, try and keep it slightly clean in any
[00:36:50] case, uh, gbnews.com/ your say is
[00:36:54] the way to get involved - whatever you want to say? to be honest or you can scan the
[00:36:58] QR code, which
[00:36:59] is not on your screen, why is it not on your screen any case? duben news.com/yorsay.
[00:37:03] loads more coming up today's show. yeah, the ed shiren
[00:37:07] saga continues. he gets a bit teery on stage last night as he
[00:37:10] resumed his tour after his support acts quit in
[00:37:14] solidarity with rapper Macalmore and his pro palestine
[00:37:18] comet. yes, it's it's getting very heaty so you don't
[00:37:21] want to miss that one. all of that much more to come. i'm done and this is cube news, brins
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[00:40:35] hello and welcome back. sorry about that that fizzy over is
[00:40:39] comment. any case it was funny. it made me laugh and come on we can have a bit of a giggle
[00:40:42] because life is too seriously. this is the weekend on juba news and
[00:40:46] i'm refusing to take life too seriously because it's too blooming
[00:40:50] short. any case? let's talk about edge shiran because a
[00:40:53] bit like the royal saga this one is rumbling on and on.
[00:40:57] Um, Ed Sheeren had to apologize to fans at his Philadelphia
[00:41:01] show as he addressed that fallout over rapper Macalmore being
[00:41:05] drop from the tour after making pro Palestinian comments on
[00:41:09] stage. Have listen. I don't want to disappoint fans
[00:41:13] and I've never wanted to be an activist musician, but this has put me in the
[00:41:17] middle of an important and passionate argument about freedom of speech and
[00:41:21] the most complex political issue on the
[00:41:23] planet. Um, tickets for
[00:41:26] Edshire. American stadium tour have since plummeted to just
[00:41:30] 40 pounds, sounds like lot of money to me still, but um, so has one of
[00:41:34] Britain's biggest stars become the latest casualty of
[00:41:38] Americas, not just Americas, let's be... honest here, everybody's
[00:41:41] culture was uh GB News Showbe's editor Alex
[00:41:45] Davis joins us now. Alex, good to see you, thanks for joining
[00:41:49] us. And Alex, what did you make of what Ed Shiron had to say last night, how he
[00:41:52] handled it? I actually thought he handled it uh, pretty
[00:41:56] well, I have to say, this is a man who, I would, I want to say,
[00:42:00] inadvertently found himself at the center of this entire Sager, it
[00:42:04] dates back to the rapper Macalmore who made these pro Palestine
[00:42:08] comments tour, and... he was dismissed by from the tour, not
[00:42:12] by Ed Sheeren, which I think is pointnet is lost, it was
[00:42:15] by the Mina touring group and under the
[00:42:19] encouragement of venue owner Robert
[00:42:22] Craft. Robert Craft is billionaire, ally of Israel, he said,
[00:42:26] if you're going to have
[00:42:27] this guy open for you, he's not doing it in my stadium, and as
[00:42:30] result Macalmore was dismissed, so Ed Sheiren's famously a
[00:42:34] political, and all of sudden he's found himself in the center of this entire
[00:42:38] political debate, which he did not want to... in, but last night, as you
[00:42:41] say, he had to address it, I feel, if he had gone on
[00:42:45] stage and just started singing with his
[00:42:48] guitar, I i want to say it wouldn't have placated the
[00:42:52] mob, but I mean there is no placating the mob at this point, but I think it
[00:42:55] it was as good as damage control as he could have done, he is getting a bit of
[00:42:59] stick for quote unquote you
[00:43:02] know going falling into their hands and
[00:43:05] capitulating to the mob, but I don't really think that's the case, he's
[00:43:10] had to say something, he addressed both sides the argument again, he
[00:43:13] described what happened in Israel on October 7th
[00:43:17] as you know awful, he also described what's been going on in
[00:43:21] Gaza as likewise just
[00:43:24] heartbreaking and he's struggled to come to turns with
[00:43:27] both, but luckily there was a few, it's been described
[00:43:31] as small but loud pro- palestine activists outside the
[00:43:35] venue, not much of it seaked inside, he seemed to get on without
[00:43:39] a hit. inside the stadium, sadly he had to remove one
[00:43:43] the stages because he was so afraid of what the reception he would
[00:43:47] receive be, he he said on stage, he didn't people were going to be throwing things at
[00:43:51] him, he was scared for his own safety, but his big message and the
[00:43:54] reason why he carried on doing this tour is because, mean quote and quote, it's
[00:43:58] a bit sappy, because he wants to create an environment for love
[00:44:02] and people from all backgrounds to come together to his shows and get
[00:44:06] away from the politics and
[00:44:09] you know he was tearful. 'I fully bought it, I think it genuinely he's
[00:44:12] described the past week as the worst week of his life, I can't
[00:44:16] imagine it's been anything less, no, I can imagine, the the
[00:44:20] thing is with this, Alex, how much the
[00:44:23] outrage that the outporing of anger and hatred and
[00:44:27] some the stuff you're seeing on social media is performative, I
[00:44:31] mean edgeron fans are going to be edgeron fans no matter what I
[00:44:34] suspect, so how many the people that are getting so outraged about
[00:44:38] this are actually?' even know what they're talking about lot the time, mean
[00:44:42] i remember doing an interview and asking someone what from the river to the seamen and
[00:44:46] they were shouting free gas or free palastine, they didn't even know what that meant,
[00:44:50] but mean so how much of
[00:44:51] it is just like jumping on that bandwagon where free gaza is
[00:44:55] literally everything at the moment? i would
[00:44:58] guess quite a bit of it to be honest with you, it's incredibly sad, the sad
[00:45:02] thing is is that you got people like polona faith and musicians
[00:45:06] who have been actively pro-palestinian are coming out. and saying
[00:45:10] ridiculous things for the cause, but also saying that edgeren is a very nice
[00:45:14] guy, and it's like, okay, so you know that this guy isn't
[00:45:18] this zionist, awful human
[00:45:21] being, yet you do still feel the needs to put the cause,
[00:45:25] quote and quote above what you actually know as fact,
[00:45:29] you know, I think one the big problems, I mean it, it needs a much longer
[00:45:32] conversation, but one the big problems with free palestiners are
[00:45:36] quotes, is it encompasses all angles, there are people out?
[00:45:40] there who believe that Israel and every all of its population should be wiped from the
[00:45:44] face the earth, there are more moderates out there who believe that
[00:45:47] you know two-state solution is the way forward and through the vague
[00:45:51] term of free palestine they both fall under
[00:45:53] the same branch and that's why
[00:45:55] i feel it's become so so toxic in the sense where anybody
[00:45:59] who's rational can say you know those two
[00:46:02] words can mean a wide breathth of things to get somebody
[00:46:06] like
[00:46:06] get shirin and political to go on stage and say that als caught that
[00:46:10] cause requires lot more depth to actually know what he's actually talking
[00:46:14] about, whereas people like Makelmore and the more performative
[00:46:18] artists will say it willilly nilly cuz it appeases the masses. well
[00:46:21] exactly gets you gets you those likes and ticks on social media doesn't it as opposed to
[00:46:25] death threats uh Alex thank you so much for joining us that's GB News Showbes
[00:46:29] editor Alex Davis just quickly jullian anderson the actress
[00:46:33] put a little clip out on social media talking about Sudan the situation in
[00:46:37] Sudan where millions of people are are have been... killed, it's just
[00:46:40] awful, it's a it's a proper genocide right, so she did this little clip raising
[00:46:44] awareness of Sudan, what's happening to the Sudan right, and the comments on
[00:46:48] her post were, well why aren't you talking about Gaza, and it's like it's...
[00:46:52] just it's an insane thing that you can't even talk
[00:46:56] about you know what else is going on in other countries without people instantly
[00:47:00] going yeah free gaza free palestine what's going on at why how dare you are
[00:47:04] you azish why don't you care about gaza why are you talking about sudan
[00:47:08] it the world has gone bonkers any case uh let's
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[00:51:20] hello, welcome back to the weekend with me, It's time for the sport
[00:51:24] with Aden McGee aden, good to see you, good to see you dawn, I want to focus on something quite
[00:51:27] serious which is unusual for me in the sports sp
[00:51:31] updates, but yeah
[00:51:32] it is
[00:51:32] a bit, what's in journalist, how
[00:51:36] dare you? anyway, so jim rackliff, i think you mentioned him earlier else in the early on in
[00:51:40] the in the program, but we'll hear from him a moment exactly what he said about
[00:51:43] immigration uh in that BBC interview earlier this week, but he bought a
[00:51:47] 27.7% stake in the club didn't he two years ago uh,
[00:51:51] he has stayed. in Monaco since I think it's 2020 I think
[00:51:54] he moved moved over there he's sacked two managers since then and he sacked
[00:51:58] 450 redundancies remember he's dragged into that that argument about the cost of
[00:52:02] paperclips as well so he's not really engendered a great.
[00:52:05] of of uh good goodwill among Man United fans, I think it's fair to say, then there were the
[00:52:09] conf the the comments last February about
[00:52:13] immigration saying that uh, the country was on the slide, and then there
[00:52:16] was the there was the apology from the from the club, they said that we are inclusive
[00:52:20] organization, and then he kind of repeated those allegations, or not allegations, those
[00:52:24] comments say yesterday, let's hear what he had to say, at the moment
[00:52:28] I think the UK is on the slide, it's quite difficult to see
[00:52:32] how we arrested, but I think... ultimately we
[00:52:36] need politicians, two two things: we need politicians
[00:52:39] who are tough enough to deal with some very difficult problems, and we know what the
[00:52:43] problems are, and we need politicians who will make decisions which are
[00:52:47] good for the country, not good for themselves and their
[00:52:50] party. if the the Muslim fans
[00:52:54] group at United has said that after those initial comments
[00:52:58] uh he apologized for his choice of language, we hoped that
[00:53:02] a lesson had been learned, clearly it has not, we find his... his comments deeply
[00:53:05] disappointing and completely unacceptable, they go to say that he should step down,
[00:53:09] now
[00:53:10] I don't think they understand how this works, he owns 27% the club and he
[00:53:14] invested 1.2 billion pounds of his own money uh to uh
[00:53:18] to to buy into the club, you can't if even if he did step down then somebody else would just be carrying
[00:53:22] his interest going forward, so it's a bit ridiculous from that point of view, they're playing
[00:53:26] latest today Manchester United in terms of what they need on the pitch, I mean they definitely need a win that's for sure,
[00:53:30] Michael Carrick seems to be under a little bit of pressure, just one win all season up against Zipswitch in
[00:53:34] their second - second match and they suffered that defeat earlier in the week didn't they against
[00:53:38] Brighton where they were 2-il two they did yeah first time in 50 years they'd surrendered
[00:53:41] two-goal lead at home to lose 3-2 so absolutely extraordinary there we must mention
[00:53:45] mill and west ham yesterday - mill 2-0 up i think they were t up when i left the
[00:53:49] studio yesterday but we're trying not to talk about it though weren't we
[00:53:52] were indeed and then west ham pulled it around only six
[00:53:56] arrests made yesterday which i think in crowd of
[00:53:58] 19,600 people is pretty good
[00:54:02] and mean i they
[00:54:04] far bit for me. suggest otherwise, but I think
[00:54:06] that the policing was possibly a little bit heavy-handed with 400 um combined
[00:54:10] operation between the mets and city of London police to get 400 police on
[00:54:14] the on the ground, I think it was um yeah
[00:54:17] it was a little bit over zelous, yeah I think it might have been over egged, but they had that
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[00:54:31] grateful thank you so much and Always
[00:54:35] okay uh, I'm done, this is the weekend and there is much more coming
[00:54:39] up after, oh yeah, it's the weather, always the weather, here
[00:54:41] it is,
[00:54:47] expect warm spells with the odd rude
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[00:55:52] hills of Scotland, also quite cloudy and damp start across northern
[00:55:56] ireland, northern England we'll see some patchy cloud and possibly some
[00:56:00] light outbacks of rain towards the far northwest, elsewhere across England and
[00:56:04] Wales the... it should be quite a bright start to
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[01:00:15] Good afternoon. It's 2 o'clock on. Sunday the 20th of September and
[01:00:19] this is the weekend on Jubin News. Thank you so much for joining me this
[01:00:23] lunchtime. Okay, Manchester United co-owner, Sir Jim
[01:00:26] Ratcliff has sparked a political row over Britain's economic
[01:00:30] decline, immigration and tax. Pretty much everything to be honest with you, but
[01:00:34] Brigit Philipson has hit back, but is RatCliff
[01:00:37] right about the state of Britain and that we're a slide of
[01:00:40] decline, and there's a growing
[01:00:44] evidence that Andy Burnham is considering a general. in the
[01:00:48] next year as he seeks a mandate to raise taxes, he doesn't have one at the
[01:00:52] moment, so is there a general election next
[01:00:55] year, and are you looking forward to it if there is? will
[01:00:59] they here? we care, we
[01:01:03] fight, we care, we
[01:01:06] fight, we care, we fight, that's the lib
[01:01:10] dem conference underway in Brighton, our chief political correspondent
[01:01:13] Catherine Forster has the latest for us.
[01:01:20] "here today, sir Ed Dave is talking about
[01:01:23] 12p
[01:01:24] of liter of petrol at the pumps, just one the Libdem's
[01:01:27] suggestions on the cost of living, but they are languishing at just
[01:01:31] 8% in the polls, is the public
[01:01:35] listening to what they are
[01:01:36] offering? yes, and
[01:01:40] yeah, the another story that just never goes away. uh, Britain could face
[01:01:44] legal action from Caribbean nations now, who are demanding..." those
[01:01:47] slavery reparations, the r over historical injustice is
[01:01:51] escalating and now we are going to be sued for being racist or something or
[01:01:54] other, which means you and I will be footing the
[01:01:57] bill, and the royal British
[01:02:01] legion aram appeals to help run his annual poppy appeal.
[01:02:05] We'll have a lovely little report on that one for you. Vitally important
[01:02:09] for us to support those, those that are serving and those that have served, of
[01:02:13] course those guys and ladies have gone out and they have
[01:02:17] given them. all for us and so it is great for us to be
[01:02:20] able to just give that b little bit back to them to say thank
[01:02:24] you and this
[01:02:28] is the weekend
[01:02:43] So thank you so much for your company, this lunch time, really
[01:02:46] appreciate it. I feel like we're like a little family now at the weekend, so sort of like
[01:02:50] regular, have nice chat and don't take anything too seriously, because you
[01:02:54] know it is a Sunday luncht
[01:02:56] and you went to be chilling with your family and I'm so so grateful that you're chilling with me.
[01:03:00] as well - gbnews.com/yorsa is a way to get involved
[01:03:04] or scan that QR code and lots of you are doing so about
[01:03:07] edgeren. now me neither, not a big edgeren fan, but this this
[01:03:11] debate goes much much deeper than just edgeren, doesn't it? and
[01:03:15] as our walker said it's not about Gaza, it's anti-Israel.
[01:03:18] dare say most them, most them the free gaza, free palestine
[01:03:22] ones. most them couldn't pick Gaza out a map
[01:03:26] without Google, and Clevser said Shiron is making...
[01:03:30] bigger mistake by back pedaling, you have principles, you stick with
[01:03:33] them, not be bullied by load of woke, lovey,
[01:03:37] virtual signalers, you did absolutely nothing wrong, ed, mean to be
[01:03:41] honest with you, all he had to do was stand on stage and say free pala sign and this would have all gone
[01:03:45] away, but why should you, why should you have to do that? let me
[01:03:48] know your thoughts on all those stories we're discussing and anything you want to chat about to be honest
[01:03:52] with is Sunday and that's what we're here for, all of that coming up off your news
[01:03:56] headlines with Bethany LC.
[01:04:04] "good afternoon, your top stories from the GB News room at three minutes past
[01:04:08] two. Earl Spencer says there are similarities between how both
[01:04:12] his sister, princess Diana, and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been
[01:04:16] treated by the media. Harry and Megan, who recently returned to the UK
[01:04:20] from California six years after stepping back from royal duties, have been
[01:04:24] repeatedly critical the press. Speaking to the BBC, he said
[01:04:28] daily criticism from the..." media must be cancerous
[01:04:32] influence in their life. It would be really beholding on people
[01:04:36] to learn from Diana's example, I'm not here to speak for Harry and
[01:04:39] Megan, but for anyone who's being destroyed in this
[01:04:43] way daily, it must be such cancerous influence in
[01:04:47] their life. One the problems with Diana was, she's very, very sensitive
[01:04:51] to criticism, and of course, I'm sure most of your
[01:04:55] viewers now think, oh, she had this splendid life, and it was all amazing, and she didn't,
[01:04:59] she was so privileged and... so perfect in so many ways, but she was
[01:05:02] really brought low by all that criticism, and yeah, I suppose it's a
[01:05:06] pity when I see echos of that now.
[01:05:10] Ed Sheeren has apologized to fans for making mistakes as he
[01:05:14] opened a solo show in Philadelphia. All the singers
[01:05:18] support acts, including his band, have quit the current loop tour
[01:05:22] after the US rapper McLamore was dropped for making pro-Palestinian
[01:05:26] comments. She erin said that decision was taken by promoters.
[01:05:30] not him, but said he was sorry for his handling the
[01:05:33] controversy that followed. I don't want to disappoint
[01:05:37] fans and I've never wanted to be an activist musician, but this has put me
[01:05:41] in the middle of an important and passionate argument about freedom of
[01:05:45] speech and the most complex political issue on the planet.
[01:05:49] He went to say the October 7th Hamasled
[01:05:53] attacks were horrific, but said Israel's treatment of residents in
[01:05:57] Gaza is unjustifiable.
[01:06:00] At least two people have been killed and six others injured in one the biggest
[01:06:04] Ukrainian drone attacks on the Moscow region overnight. Officials
[01:06:08] in Russia say more than 200 drones had been shot down and fires
[01:06:12] were reported in several residential houses and an oil
[01:06:16] refinery. Meanwhile, in Ukraine, mother and her two
[01:06:19] three-year-old children have been killed in the Kiev region. The governor
[01:06:23] there says that area has endured constant hostile attacks for more than a
[01:06:27] day with 31 sights damaged and five
[01:06:30] districts, so Ed Davis says
[01:06:34] he's confident
[01:06:35] the Libdems can take on Nigel Farage and Zak Palansky at the next general
[01:06:39] election, insisting he has the charisma to compete with
[01:06:42] both. Speaking at the party conference in Brighton, he said if the Liberal
[01:06:46] Democrats were to form the next government, they would cut fuel duty
[01:06:50] and rail and bus fairs a cost of around two billion pounds a
[01:06:53] year.
[01:06:54] Got to help people with the costling, particularly the rise in filling your car up
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[01:07:06] we think we should have cut in fuel duty tax for the next three
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[01:07:13] liter, that would really bring help just when it's needed, and it will pay for
[01:07:17] itself, because the government's getting huge amounts of tax revenue from these higher oil and
[01:07:21] gas prices, they should give it back to people,
[01:07:25] and the conservatives are calling on labor to cut welfare spending in next month's
[01:07:29] budget." warning the government must confront what they describe as
[01:07:32] Britain's economic peril. The route comes as inflation reaches
[01:07:36] five-month high of 3.1% with Chancellor John Healey due to
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[01:08:06] poverty, therefore tackling child poverty, lifting children out of poverty is
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[01:09:10] labour party has hit bag Manchester United co-owner sir Jim
[01:09:14] Rackliff for claiming the UK is on the slide because of
[01:09:18] high taxes and immigration. Bridget Philipson told GB
[01:09:22] News she rejects his criticism. I'm not
[01:09:25] sure I want to be hearing too much from someone who's a tax exileus to what they think is to the direction of our
[01:09:29] company working people, people who work hard expect to see rewards for that
[01:09:33] contribution. It's why they will have seen in in recent months with the new
[01:09:37] prime minister Andy Burnam a real focus on giving people more breathing space
[01:09:41] around VAT. electricity bills around bus fairs, around business
[01:09:44] rates cuts for hospitality, which is incredibly important part of our
[01:09:48] economy, I think that shows the direction that this government wishes to go in, to
[01:09:52] recognize the contribution that people make and to make sure that they are awarded for
[01:09:56] doing so. okay, it comes after the
[01:09:59] Manchester United Muslim supporters club called for Sir
[01:10:03] Jim Ratcliff to go following his claim that Britain has
[01:10:07] been colonized by immigrants, which is something he said a couple of
[01:10:11] months ago, but his double down on it, basically blaming
[01:10:14] immigration and benefits for the slide into
[01:10:18] decline that he's talking about. okay, joining me now is the deputy editor
[01:10:22] of cap x, oscar gill lewis. oscar, good to see you,
[01:10:26] thank you so much for joining. what do you make of what sir Jim Ratcliff
[01:10:30] has had to say? to be on the show. i think what
[01:10:34] Jim Ratcliff said is completely right and it's important that we have people coming
[01:10:38] out to say that, that that things are not going well.
[01:10:42] economically in Britain and we need to make a change and that
[01:10:46] when people like Andy Burnam and Ed Davy come out saying oh let's give
[01:10:50] people breathing space or let's give people a little bit of room or a little bit of help they
[01:10:54] completely misunderstand the point we're a high debt with high
[01:10:57] borrowing cost low tax low high tax high
[01:11:01] um low growth economy and Jim Rack is completely right to
[01:11:05] point and what did you make i mean bridget phillipson I mean
[01:11:09] to be fair she has point I mean
[01:11:13] has built
[01:11:13] his business up from scratch, employed a lot of people, etc etc.
[01:11:16] that much we know, but he is tax exile and bridget saying, well
[01:11:20] why would i take any notice of a tech? she does have point,
[01:11:24] doesn't she? does she done? mean, when are we going to be f to
[01:11:28] brigit philipson? mean, i don't think
[01:11:31] that uh, makes his point any less true
[01:11:35] if he said it if he was still here. now we have a really high
[01:11:39] tax economy and it really punishes people like jim and many the...
[01:11:43] um just ordinary workers in
[01:11:45] the UK, but Jim Ratclift is serious operator, he knows what he's talking
[01:11:48] about, just because he's moved to Monaco, he's done that because of
[01:11:52] incentives, britt philipson outside she does because of incentives,
[01:11:56] people on welfare out, they do because of incentives, just because he's moved to Monaco, it
[01:12:00] doesn't make his
[01:12:00] point any less valid, and what do you make the
[01:12:04] reaction from the Manchester United Muslim supporters
[01:12:07] club who are saying that his comments on
[01:12:11] immigration? and people receiving benefits are the
[01:12:15] reason that Britain is in that slide to decline? do
[01:12:19] they have point? i understand why they
[01:12:23] might be annoyed with Jim Ratcliff because the comments. now at the start I don't
[01:12:27] believe that he doubled down on saying that UK is being colonized
[01:12:30] but he
[01:12:30] did double down saying that uh Britain can't handle
[01:12:34] the immigration problem and the welfare problem. now these are two really big
[01:12:38] problems in the UK um but
[01:12:42] i don't think they're right to get annoyed or call for j to lead because of
[01:12:46] that, he's entitled to his opinion. now if he's not doing a good job with
[01:12:50] United, then maybe they've got a point to call for it, but not because of what
[01:12:54] he said about immigration. or welfare okay,
[01:12:57] and the Italy have recently introduced a
[01:13:01] scheme to encourage wealthy business
[01:13:04] owners who are going
[01:13:06] to go for growth to come back into the country, to move back
[01:13:09] to Italy. um, it has been suggested that maybe that is something we
[01:13:13] should consider in this country. do you think what
[01:13:17] Italy are doing makes sense by paying the wealthy,
[01:13:21] business generators and wealth generators to move back to Italy?
[01:13:25] to grow the economy, do you think that makes sense? i think
[01:13:29] it does make sense. mean, one the things that pointed out in his
[01:13:32] comments is that the us for example uh
[01:13:36] welcomes wealthy people and in encourages wealth and encourages success
[01:13:40] and ristaking. it is completely right for Italy, which has been
[01:13:43] stagnant for the last 20 years, no growth and for
[01:13:47] multiple years to try and bring the people who grow economies
[01:13:51] back. and it is true, mean this is fact. that even
[01:13:55] bridget phillipson couldn't ignore that more than uh 16,00 millionaires
[01:13:59] left the UK last year, that's the highest exodus
[01:14:02] ever recorded according to this one particular report, and
[01:14:06] these are the people that pay most taxes and you
[01:14:10] know all this sort of like oh what they don't pay tax, yet many them do, mean
[01:14:14] fred done whose family um paid 400 million pounds in
[01:14:18] taxes last year, he says he's too old to use to leave the UK,
[01:14:21] but if he could he would what? you say to those
[01:14:25] people that saying, well,
[01:14:27] you know, if you're a millionaire or billionaire and you're leaving the country, you really can't love your
[01:14:31] country, you should be here supporting
[01:14:33] it. it's an interesting comment,
[01:14:37] it's not one that i've heard before, mean i i think that Jim RatCliff still
[01:14:41] clearly lives loves his country and loves you know the United Kingdom
[01:14:44] and he's bought a football club and has businesses that do business in the
[01:14:48] UK, um, mean he's left for personal reasons, but there are
[01:14:52] plenty of people who leave for personal reasons they maintain the city. and shit i
[01:14:55] don't think it devalues um his patriotism
[01:14:59] any less, and one
[01:15:02] the things
[01:15:02] we really got to point out is that uh the people like chriss and
[01:15:06] and the're such huge tax payers
[01:15:10] and that
[01:15:13] the the chris workers is tax income last year was the equivalent to
[01:15:17] 3800 tax median tax
[01:15:20] pay mean that really is insane the fact that the andy burn and the bridget philipson look
[01:15:24] at that and don't see that we are a high tax economy
[01:15:28] driving um the wealth creators, driving the
[01:15:32] innovators out
[01:15:33] of our economy, it's really ridiculous and it's actually it's quite worrying,
[01:15:37] indeed, yeah we do seem to have the politics of envy large at the
[01:15:41] moment, um thank you so much for joining me, that's oscar gill
[01:15:45] lewis there who is deputy editor of capx, thank you very much for that
[01:15:48] one, let me know what you think, many of you are getting in touch obviously supporting
[01:15:52] sir, jim rackliff which i'm not surprised by and and and that is fact, we can't
[01:15:56] annoy, ignore the fact that 16,00 millionaires left the
[01:16:00] UK last year, the highest exodus ever. um, so
[01:16:04] let's stick with politics, shall we and talk about early election? yeah,
[01:16:08] because the country is, as we know, not doing too well
[01:16:11] financially at the moment, so is the prime minister plotting
[01:16:15] early election? well, labor sources today claim Andy Burnham wants to
[01:16:19] call that snap election within the next year to seek the fresh mandate
[01:16:23] to yeah, raise taxes, great selling point, I wouldn't have thought,
[01:16:26] but Chancellor John Healey is reportedly considering series of
[01:16:30] tax rises ahead of next month's budget, wealth taxes um,
[01:16:34] it seems to be the way they're aiming for at the moment, as a treasury looks
[01:16:38] to raise an extra 10 to 15 billion to fill that black hole, we've been
[01:16:42] here before, haven't we? Let's talk now to a former advisor to Andy
[01:16:45] Burnham, Kevin McGeever. Kevin, good to see you, thank you so much for
[01:16:49] joining me. I mean, Kevin, you are a former advisor to Andy Burnham,
[01:16:53] and should he call? a general
[01:16:55] election? um, i think you
[01:16:59] should always have that on the table as an option don, but i don't think it'll be a good
[01:17:03] idea. i think first of all, he's only been in office two months, he's only
[01:17:07] just come back in parliament sitting, he's in new york this week meeting president
[01:17:10] trump, we got labor conference, and the budget, i think there's a lot of road to travel down
[01:17:14] before any talk of an election converts um into one, i think more
[01:17:18] importantly uh we need to see how the budget plays out and also how the
[01:17:22] global uh context impacts us, the... oil prices
[01:17:25] $110 a barrel, that's that's basically the largest
[01:17:29] chunk of that fiscal headroom reduction you talked about, yes that's outside the
[01:17:33] parents control, what's in his control is early election, i think you know
[01:17:37] there is case talk of wealth taxes etc, they
[01:17:41] wouldn't actually raise that much money, income tax would, but that would breach the
[01:17:45] 24 manifesto and he's said he's fully committed to that, who goes
[01:17:49] into an election saying they're going to raise income tax as their key plank, i
[01:17:52] don't think that's wise, you don't uh p for the leadership for the last 10
[01:17:56] years just to throw it away to ask people to vote to pay more money,
[01:18:00] but the problem Kevin is we do need to raise more money, I mean sort of like the the
[01:18:04] pit benefits bill alone is set to double by 2030. mean
[01:18:08] uh we're expected to be spending 19 billion a year more on
[01:18:11] disability disability benefit payments by then we need to
[01:18:15] get more money from somewhere we can't borrow anymore we're already up to our eyeballs in
[01:18:18] debt so it has to come from
[01:18:20] somewhere it does i think first of
[01:18:24] all you have few places to look rather than just looking to raise tax
[01:18:28] in and of itself the first is to look at some of that exculating
[01:18:32] spend i think
[01:18:33] the welfare secretary is looking
[01:18:35] at disability benefits and pip and and others, I think
[01:18:38] I don't think anyone thinks it's acceptable that bill should double uh and we should be footing
[01:18:42] that um and also the best way to increase tax is
[01:18:46] to increase growth that pays for it, you can't tax and ever
[01:18:50] decreasing pi and expect this country to thrive, Andy
[01:18:54] Burnham knows that, so I think actually everyone's talking about the
[01:18:57] budget, I think that's going to be a bit of a non-event in so far as the
[01:19:01] envelopes set, I think the bigger thing to look at is the 10-year
[01:19:05] plan that is being launched around Christmas. "that will
[01:19:08] set out what Andy Burnam's longer-term vision is, and I suspect there'll
[01:19:12] be elements in that where he could go further if he had a general
[01:19:16] election mandate, but that won't be just tax, that will be
[01:19:19] suite of measures that tax may well form a part of it, so actually
[01:19:23] I think all eyes on the 10-year plan rather than the budget, and that could potentially tell us
[01:19:27] if there is going to be early election, but the simple fact
[01:19:30] is, this parliament runs to 2029, you got
[01:19:34] to give and he should give himself at least year to see if he's..." starts
[01:19:38] to take effect, you're then into mid-27, you actually at that point
[01:19:41] you're kind of in the run into a general election anyway, so I
[01:19:45] think I think obviously people are going to talk about it, the media are going to get
[01:19:48] excited about talk of early election and as our pulsters because it's good
[01:19:52] for business, but I think um ultimately um Andy's got much
[01:19:56] calm ahead than that. Okay, I mean, but it it's true, I mean the burn and
[01:20:00] bounce is still bouncing along, I mean the latest poll put some four
[01:20:04] points ahead of reform on 27. percent
[01:20:08] reform on 23%, so it's bouncing quite well, he
[01:20:12] could capitalize on that, I mean the longer it goes, that might start falling
[01:20:15] off, exactly, and that is the the
[01:20:19] risk calculation that him and the team are going to make. I think statistically,
[01:20:23] new prime minister is never more popular than they are in the first three
[01:20:27] months, it goes down after that. The only exception to that was Margaret Satter in the
[01:20:31] Falklands, which is very unique set of circumstances, so I'm sure
[01:20:35] people will be saying, go for it. I worked... the labor party under Gordon Brown when
[01:20:39] everyone said go in 2007 and then he actually ultimately didn't do
[01:20:42] so, I think looking back he probably wish he he had done
[01:20:45] so you know history does actually give Andy Burnam many lessons bause there are
[01:20:49] good ones and there are bad ones, I think if there is a longer term
[01:20:53] lead poll inbed beds into the new year and that's got to be a
[01:20:57] positive poll rating as well, not just because reform are struggling or in the other or
[01:21:01] the green start to to tank from their peak in May and I think early
[01:21:05] election is possible, but the fact is if you go... to the country a message that's
[01:21:09] basically I'm chancing it cuz I'm quite popular I don't think
[01:21:12] that would work but I think you're right just just very quickly and finally Kevin
[01:21:15] you can you can tell me honestly here now we we know Andy likes being
[01:21:19] liked I mean you man the people the TikTok videos etc
[01:21:22] etc how's he going to cope with not being liked as
[01:21:26] much because that is going to happen at some point isn't it
[01:21:30] well he lost two leadership elections so certainly knows what it's like not to be like so I think he'll be all
[01:21:34] right here come more tik tok videos that's what we Kevin,
[01:21:38] thank you so much for joining us, that's former advisor to Andy Burnham, Kevin McGever
[01:21:42] there, okay, I'm lots more coming up today's show, yeah, the
[01:21:45] lib dem conference is underway in Brighton and our chief
[01:21:49] political correspondent Katherine Forster has all the latest for
[01:21:53] us, all of that and much more to come, this is Uby News, Britain's news channel, I'll see you
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[01:25:22] go back down to brighton shall we? it's day two the lib dem
[01:25:26] conference and sir Ed Dave is taking aim at reform and Elon
[01:25:30] Musk
[01:25:30] I mean no one surprised by that's what he does
[01:25:32] the party is gearing up for a fight as Britain's political battle lines are
[01:25:36] redrawn but if early election came
[01:25:39] calling would the lib dems be ready would you be ready as
[01:25:43] well GB News chief political correspondent Catherine Forster
[01:25:47] is there for us live now Catherine what's the latest?
[01:25:52] Yes, well good afternoon from Brighton where the Liberal Democrats are
[01:25:56] talking about the economy today. Yesterday, Sir Davy
[01:26:00] gave a speech uh, having a pop at Donald
[01:26:04] Trump, having a pop at Nigel Farage, talking about
[01:26:07] nasty populism and saying that the libdems
[01:26:11] care and will fight it. Today they're
[01:26:14] talking about a proposed 12p of liter of
[01:26:18] fuel at the pump. uh also slashing the bus cap
[01:26:22] to one pound and the economy more broadly and their
[01:26:25] plans to grow it. so let's talk now to Al Pinkerton,
[01:26:29] who is the Liberal Democrat MP for Surry Heath
[01:26:33] and Europe spokesperson. thank you so much for talking to
[01:26:37] us on GB News today. can I ask you uh the
[01:26:41] treasury spokesperson Daisy Cooper has been talking about
[01:26:44] plans for a growth and defense partnership with the
[01:26:48] EU. can you explain what? means by that and
[01:26:50] what effect do you think
[01:26:51] it could have? yeah, this was the subject of my big speech yesterday morning as
[01:26:55] well, since we left the European Union, one the things that we know is
[01:26:59] that for example growth in British industries and investment in British industries has
[01:27:03] plummeted between about 12 and 18%. international
[01:27:07] trade is down between 80 and 100 billion a year and therefore the
[01:27:11] government aren't getting all the tax advantages from all of that trades that we used
[01:27:15] to do. the truth is the British economy is more or less flight lining,
[01:27:18] productivity is... is isn't increasing, and we need to
[01:27:22] do something, we need to do something for growth, because I think there's a very real chance,
[01:27:26] and I know this for fact that people feel that they're going to be worse off tomorrow than they
[01:27:30] are today, that their children aren't going to have the opportunities that they enjoyed, and
[01:27:34] that's frankly leading to kind of doom loop of misery and
[01:27:37] desperation, and that is precisely the kind of conditions in which the
[01:27:41] politics of grievance, and you've already heard that Davy talking about that over the past couple of
[01:27:44] days, can begin to take hold, the one thing that we need to do for our
[01:27:48] country is engender growth and we have to acknowledge after
[01:27:52] 10 years since the Brexit vote, the one thing that we can do is to improve our
[01:27:56] trading relations with brilliant with with Europe. As I said yesterday in
[01:28:00] my speech, geography matters, gravity matters when it comes to
[01:28:04] trade, you trade more with the people closes to you, then you can do with countries on
[01:28:08] the other side the world, and that's a trend that's increasing an era of
[01:28:11] globalization rather than decreasing. So if we want to pull the lever on
[01:28:15] economic growth in the UK, we need to re-improve our
[01:28:18] relationship with Europe and that also. comes to defense as well, because we are going
[01:28:22] to be investing lots of money in new armaments and
[01:28:26] on on our defense industry over the next couple of years, so
[01:28:29] we need to do that efficiently and effectively, Europe needs to... improve its
[01:28:33] defense capabilities and frankly working with Europe a coordinated
[01:28:37] way so that all of our armed forces are better, not a single EU
[01:28:41] army, but that all of our armed forces work better together, can procure
[01:28:44] better is the very best thing that we can do for our armed forces, but also for our
[01:28:48] economy. very worrying times with all the uh noises coming out of
[01:28:52] Russia certainly, but I mean uh, we only left the European Union at
[01:28:56] in 2020, wasn't it? I mean, basically we've had a
[01:29:00] pretty stagnant economy since the financial crisis. "and actually the rest of
[01:29:04] Europe isn't doing well either, there's plenty of stagnant
[01:29:07] economies, it's no silver bullet,
[01:29:10] it it no, is no civil bullet, and so much of this isn't actually about Brexit, it's not about the
[01:29:14] European Union Union, it's about who we are as a country, and what we
[01:29:18] know is we're entering increasingly geopolitical, geopolitically
[01:29:21] turbulent times, we do have war in Europe, people are
[01:29:25] genuinely concerned that that war could escalate still further, we have increasingly
[01:29:29] unreliable ally in the United States, especially with..." Donald
[01:29:32] Trump in the white house and that may very well continue if any of his acolytes get
[01:29:36] into power afterwards. So we have decision to make. Where do we want Britain to
[01:29:40] be placed in the midp point the 21st century? Is it kind of
[01:29:44] bobbing off the North Atlantic? Not quite sure subject to the great the
[01:29:48] powers the the whims the great powers or taking greater control
[01:29:52] of ourselves. Now my contention would be that sovereignty isn't about the
[01:29:56] theoretical ability to act. It's about actually being able to
[01:30:00] do something ourselves. It's about. taking control and that actually
[01:30:04] requires different way of thinking about sovereignty, it requires working collectively
[01:30:08] and collaboratively on the big challenges that we face.
[01:30:12] sovereignty was sold as we had to retreat from the world and that we that we controlled
[01:30:15] everything ourselves, but I would ask your viewers, do they feel more
[01:30:19] in control their lives today than they did in the year 2000 or they
[01:30:23] did in 2016 or in 2012 or do they in fact feel more out of
[01:30:27] control, was sovereignty misold to them as a concept in the
[01:30:31] Brexit referendum? 'Well, one thing that was sold to people was take back control of
[01:30:35] our borders, something that successive governments have patently failed to do
[01:30:39] uh, just look at the numbers crossing the channel on small boats. We've got this
[01:30:42] incredible situation in Piddington now of 1,200
[01:30:46] largely male uh asilumseakers being dumped a village of
[01:30:50] 300, women there very, very worried for their
[01:30:54] safety, they those are legitimate concerns, are they not? I
[01:30:58] agree, they're entirely legitimate concerns and I would again ask the question, do people feel
[01:31:02] more in'. control now than he did in 2016. I remember
[01:31:06] Niger Faraj standing in front of poster saying let's let's leave the EU
[01:31:09] and let's take back control of our borders. He linked those two things
[01:31:13] together. I think what the last 10 years have shown is that those two things were never linked
[01:31:17] at all,
[01:31:17] that well Nigel Farash would say he wasn't in government, so other people have blown
[01:31:21] up. Oh, he might very, he might very well say that, but he made the point that
[01:31:25] that intrinsically if we leave
[01:31:27] the EU, we will get back control of our borders,
[01:31:29] and that's not the case, because this was always a story about... and how
[01:31:33] we governed ourselves rather than our relationship with Europe, just as
[01:31:37] Brexit was not the magic bullet for all of those challenges, so
[01:31:41] going back into the EU isn't the magic bulletin in reverse, but
[01:31:44] it would substantially improve things, and I do feel huge sympathy for the people
[01:31:47] ofton. I know the MP for for Bister, Callan
[01:31:51] Miller who has been campaigning tirelessly both in public and behind the scenes,
[01:31:54] to get the MOD
[01:31:56] and to get the homeoffice to rethink this plan, which is completely
[01:31:59] excessive for
[01:32:00] the for a community the size of 300. but what i'd say also to the people of
[01:32:04] Pittington is that perhaps even though they've generated lots of noise with their
[01:32:08] campaigning, some of which is frankly I think deeply negative and frank and
[01:32:11] verging on racist, even though the people of Piddington aren't, but they've attracted in
[01:32:15] some deeply dark elements, that might actually be in
[01:32:19] the end counterproductive, because the more they force ministers to go on the
[01:32:23] record and say no, this is the plan and we're sticking with it, the more difficult
[01:32:27] it is for a government to then backtrack or think again, and I think
[01:32:30] the work that Callum has been doing... quietly and diplomatically, I think
[01:32:34] that's the right approach, so I would just caution that everyone needs to tone,
[01:32:38] tone this down, because ultimately that might lead to the better solution for the people of
[01:32:42] Piddington. Well, Andy Burnham says that the
[01:32:46] burden of uh asylum seekers have got to be shared more fairly
[01:32:50] through the country. The problem is though, isn't it that people are just sick of
[01:32:54] seeing these people crossing the channel and they don't
[01:32:57] want to take their share because they just want the to the government to do its job
[01:33:00] and stop the boats, how would... liberal democrats do that? well, first of all,
[01:33:04] I would say that boat crossings across the channel are substantially down
[01:33:08] over the last five years and the past year we have far
[01:33:12] fewer boat crossings than than any than any year in the past in the past
[01:33:16] five, so things are moving in the right direction, but fundamentally you cannot
[01:33:19] ultimately tackle this problem unless again you are willing to work collectively and
[01:33:23] collaboratively with with Europe, because this is a European
[01:33:26] migration crisis, people are not just arriving on the shores the UK
[01:33:30] from elsewhere, they're coming of course through France. but perhaps they first applied for asylum
[01:33:34] in southern Italy or in Greece, so unless we have
[01:33:37] mechanism to collectively deal with this issue,
[01:33:40] it will, there will always be economy for that illegal movement to people across the channel
[01:33:44] and... That's what we are proposing, we're saying that we need to join the European Union's new
[01:33:48] asylum scheme, because that will allow us to return people back to the
[01:33:52] first port of entry and the first point of registration in in
[01:33:56] Europe, and and it would then allow Europe as a whole, including the
[01:34:00] UK, to disperse people through through the whole of Europe,
[01:34:04] and we of course we need to take our fair share of asylum seekers, we're signaties to the
[01:34:08] 1951 refugee convention, but it fundamentally undermines
[01:34:11] the economic model that is leading to the small boats for.
[01:34:15] and i think that has
[01:34:16] to be a good thing, and if people genuinely want small boats to stop,
[01:34:19] then that is the way to do it. well, under
[01:34:23] the dublin agreement uh, we did have that right, didn't we? uh, before
[01:34:27] brexit, but we actually didn't send back very many people at all, and
[01:34:31] the the theory that people have to uh seek asylum in the first
[01:34:35] safe country they come to doesn't seem in practice work terribly
[01:34:39] well in Europe. pinkerton really appreciate you talking to us this
[01:34:42] lunchtime on GB News. thank you so much. in the studio Dawn, thank
[01:34:46] you so much Katherine, just quickly uh viewers have been getting in touch and Emily has got
[01:34:50] in touch, she says uh, Al Pinkton is my local MP,
[01:34:54] he's so annoying, flauncing around in his range rover, thinking he's a big cheese, don't
[01:34:58] tell him that though, obviously, but that's one of his constituents there,
[01:35:02] and your hair and makeup is also getting much love, much love,
[01:35:05] Catherine, much love from the field, thank you so much Katherine Forster in
[01:35:09] writing at the Libdem Conference for us, okay now there's lots more coming up
[01:35:13] today's show uh Britain. should face legal action from Caribbean
[01:35:17] nations demanding slavy reparation, yeah, we've heard it before, but
[01:35:21] this time they're going to make it legal, they are thinking of
[01:35:25] suing us because we are racist, from
[01:35:27] what i can work out, the r over historical injustice is
[01:35:31] escalating, but should you and i, british
[01:35:35] tax payers pay the bill for something that happened way, way way before we
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[01:41:06] reportedly considering legal action, now they've already demanded the money, but now they're
[01:41:10] considering legal action against Britain a bid to secure
[01:41:14] slavery reparations, that's under international racial
[01:41:17] discrimination laws. The prime minister of Barbados, Mia
[01:41:20] Motley, that's her there, is hosting a conference to discuss strategies
[01:41:24] for obtaining a compensation. comes ahead of November's
[01:41:28] Commonwealth Summit where Caribbean leaders are expected to push the
[01:41:32] issue of reparations with the king who is expected to attend uh joining me
[01:41:36] now is your favorite immigration lawyer and mine Sharb Khan
[01:41:40] uh Sharb good to see you thank you so much for joining us right so
[01:41:43] basically the long and short of this is that we're going to be
[01:41:47] sued now it's going legal so we have to cough up
[01:41:51] reperations ah yes i mean that
[01:41:55] does seem to be the um
[01:41:57] the the the cracks of what they're saying, mean obviously mean it's already
[01:42:00] been iknow century or
[01:42:04] more um
[01:42:04] you know and we've been hearing about this for decades now
[01:42:06] but obviously now they're going legal we have international courts we have treaties we have international laws and so
[01:42:10] obviously
[01:42:11] mean i'm sure it's going to be
[01:42:12] a long long time if ever you know when it's actually before a
[01:42:16] court and judges sitting there deciding it but yeah that does seem to be i think
[01:42:20] they you know they've decided that diplomacy negotiation only go so
[01:42:23] far and so now is that time that they think that you know if they actually are going to
[01:42:27] have any reparations before it's too late then now is the time
[01:42:31] and and legally can they do that? that's the thing, I
[01:42:35] mean obviously it is an unprecedented case and that is something that would
[01:42:39] remains to be seen what the actual decision you know comes out to be, but
[01:42:43] obviously I mean I would say that just taking it as an
[01:42:45] anti-savery case probably
[01:42:49] not, there's obviously all sorts of legal reasons and practical reasons
[01:42:53] for that, but essentially just because
[01:42:55] you know obviously almost all the people... or definitely all
[01:42:59] the people involved on on both sides or all sides are no longer
[01:43:03] alive and though therefore you how do you prove it
[01:43:05] you know who the slave owners were who the slaves were you know how each them was
[01:43:09] treated you know I mean how how each family has suffered because of
[01:43:13] that obviously from evidential point of view that's almost impossible to prove now so I
[01:43:17] think and obviously that's the reason as well that they have been trying to resolve it through talks and
[01:43:21] just
[01:43:21] you know trying to convince their former slave owners or their masters or
[01:43:25] the colonizers just to take the... reasonable and fair
[01:43:29] view and just help them through things, but obviously that's having
[01:43:32] failed, so now they're going to be trying different avenues and that's the legal
[01:43:36] avenue, so like we saw the latest one seems to be that they might
[01:43:40] be taking the international covenant or the international treaty that deals with
[01:43:43] anti-racism laws, so that's what it's going to be, so so
[01:43:47] that's how it's going to be assessed now, not necessarily just purely as a slavery case, but the point
[01:43:51] is, in this case obviously it's the white colonizers against the black
[01:43:55] slaves, but obviously I mean you know... that that's you know a
[01:43:59] unique position obviously you know there were slave owners of all colors and slaves
[01:44:03] of all colors and but in this case the Caribbean obviously
[01:44:07] members the commonwealth they were formally colonized by British,
[01:44:11] in fact the king himself, the king is still king of Jamaica, and
[01:44:15] that
[01:44:15] you know obviously all sorts of anomalies would
[01:44:17] arise, because of those positions like that, so for
[01:44:21] instance, I think it was the government of Jamaica few months ago
[01:44:24] that um sort to bring this to the privy council, so again the
[01:44:28] privy council
[01:44:30] or basically their Supreme Court in a way or their highest is in fact basically British
[01:44:34] judges still and their head of state and their king is still King Charles
[01:44:38] the 3rd and so a way they were... basicallying asking king Charles
[01:44:42] II to bring the case against Britain and so obviously I
[01:44:46] mean
[01:44:46] you know there is lot that has to be you know that we will have to
[01:44:49] resolve before this case actually gets to court. I i was just say does
[01:44:53] it open just quickly and briefly shop does it open the you know if that that coult
[01:44:57] case was successful does it open the
[01:45:01] the the door for all of us to go to court about slavery
[01:45:05] in the past
[01:45:06] I mean for example I mean sort of like you know the Vikings could I
[01:45:10] take Denmark to court basically. I, I, I
[01:45:14] mean, I, I, I guess, I mean, obviously it depends on you, again, like I was saying, what we can prove, and but
[01:45:18] obviously I mean, I think it might be slightly more difficult for Britain or British people
[01:45:21] or definitely Britain as state to now say that they continue to suffer
[01:45:25] because of those those atrocities
[01:45:29] really, whereas I think the Caribbean and their stance is
[01:45:33] that firstly it's more recent, but secondly, because the way that they still treated and what's
[01:45:37] been happening, even in recent history that...
[01:45:40] lots that more slavery isn't something that just happened in the past has gone away, the aftermath, the
[01:45:43] effects, they are still being felt by those people today.
[01:45:47] okay, sharb, always good to talk to you, thank you so much as immigration lawyer shob khan
[01:45:51] there, thank you, mean obviously it goes without saying and we have to keep saying
[01:45:55] it that britain abolished slavery in 1834 and
[01:45:59] we did an awful lot for ending the transatlantic slave trade, but whether that defense will
[01:46:03] stand up a court or law, who knows it's gone mad, the whole world gone mad. okay, i'm
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[01:51:40] rememberance sunday, isn't it absolutely glorious when you're looking around and
[01:51:44] seeing everyone wearing their paper poppy, my first
[01:51:47] medal was the blue one which was for the
[01:51:51] united nations service in Cyprus. Army
[01:51:55] veteran Barry Blood is proud to have served his
[01:51:58] country. During his time in the forces, Barry
[01:52:01] experienced the trauma of conflict. He joined the RBL
[01:52:05] 30 years ago and has sold Poppies ever since. I
[01:52:09] ended up spending two years all together in Northern
[01:52:13] Ireland. On the first tour there we lost two soldiers killed and one
[01:52:16] wounded on the first patrol we did. And I think about that all the
[01:52:20] time. The British Army in the... was for the 30 years lost
[01:52:24] 1441 people, but it was a traumatic
[01:52:28] time for the soldiers and it was for the wives as well, the wives
[01:52:32] suffered just as much as we did. the
[01:52:36] fundraiser is vital part of rememberance and support
[01:52:39] serving personnel, veterans and their families. we
[01:52:43] all like to try to remember what's gone in the past, and our
[01:52:47] senataf here has got lots of names on from
[01:52:50] Iraq and Afghanistan, and northern Ireland and
[01:52:54] so on, every year around 60,000 volunteers give up
[01:52:58] their time nationwide to gather donations. It's a vital
[01:53:02] cause that needs this support for years to come. Anna
[01:53:06] Riley, GB News,
[01:53:07] Skipton. It really is
[01:53:11] lovely. It's one of those things that we do so well and we really, really do
[01:53:15] owe it to those that gave their all and the the current
[01:53:18] serving members as well. Okay, thank you so so... for
[01:53:22] your company today, i've really enjoyed it, as always, thank you for all
[01:53:26] your comments, it's so much fun working with you all,
[01:53:30] it's not working, actually it's just enjoying your company, um, but don't go
[01:53:34] anywhere because nana is artminex and she always has an absolutely
[01:53:38] cracking show for you, so that's it from me for today, but i'll
[01:53:42] be back for a bit of breakfast if you fancy breaky tomorrow morning, but don't go anywhere buse
[01:53:45] nana's up next, cheers, have
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[01:54:15] turning a bit chillier than of late. For the time being though, high pressure
[01:54:18] continues to build across the southwest, meaning it should be quite a fine to
[01:54:22] the day, plenty of clear skies, so eventually across the north we'll start to see more
[01:54:26] cloud push through towards the northwest, and eventually through the early hours the
[01:54:30] morning, we'll see rain progress through here, eventually into northern island, parts
[01:54:34] of... and northwest England, to the south of this though, plenty
[01:54:38] of clear skies, so turning a bit chillier here, rural areas under the clearer
[01:54:42] skies could drop down to around 2 to 4°grees celsius, so quite a chilly
[01:54:46] start by the time we reach Monday morning for some, but
[01:54:49] it is eventually going to start to turn a bit warmer, a bit muggier, particularly across the
[01:54:53] north where we'll see some clouds, some rain, this could turn quite persistent across the
[01:54:57] hills of Scotland, also quite cloudy and damp start across northern
[01:55:01] Island, northern England we'll see some patchy cloud and possibly someone
[01:55:05] night outbs of rain towards the far northwest, elsewhere across England and
[01:55:08] Wales though, it should be quite a bright start to the day, a little bit chilly, some
[01:55:12] patchy fog in places, though this should soon clear through the course the morning and
[01:55:16] remaining quite dry and settled here with some sunshine, towards the north
[01:55:20] though, different story remaining quite cloudy with some rain and drizzle, this quite
[01:55:24] persistent around western hills through the course the day,
[01:55:27] much lighter winds and feeling warm in the sunshine once again, but return of that
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[01:55:35] including eastern areas of Scotland where they might start to see some breaks in the cloud
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[02:00:20] Hello, good afternoon and welcome to GB News, we're live on TV
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[02:00:28] few hours me and my panel will be taking on some the big topics hitting the
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[02:00:35] mine, it's theirs and of course it's yours. We'll be debating, discussing and at
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[02:00:48] the climate
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