Than yesterday. Heres rachel ayers from the met office. Ayers from the met office. It was an unsettled start to the weekend with storm anthony crossing the uk, but it looks like a drier and brighter second half for us across the uk. Join me later for a full forecast with all the details. Well its lovely to be with you today. Im anne diamond. Im anne diamond. And im Martin Daubney and this breakfast on. Gb news. This is breakfast on. Gb news. So you have been a sunbed hugger . Well not only that, anne. I must confess, i deploy my children like fagin. I send them children like fagin. I send them down early towels on sunbeds before breakfast, and i even direct them from the balcony. No, not that yet. That great. So isend no, not that yet. That great. So i send the kids down because they wake at the crack of dawn and theyre penalty for that is go and get me a lounger. I must confess i do it, but i see. Thats not so bad in that what youre doing is just claiming your right early. But would y
Im so excited about todays show. Im having to sort of keep myself calm. The Suella Braverman interview is absolute magnificent. So many lines to pick apart, so many things to analyse, so many talking points, so much to go through. Get in so much to go through. Get in touch, email me gbviews gbnews. Com. Do you think suella could save the conservatives or is it too late for that . Please get in touch. But before all of that, its time for your latest news headunes time for your latest News Headlines with tatiana sanchez. Headlines with tatiana sanchez. Martin, thank you very much. Martin, thank you very much. Good afternoon. Your top stories from the gb newsroom. Jeremy hunt looks set to unveil a £0. 02 cut to National Insurance as he prepares to set out britains budget tomorrow. The chancellor will attempt to put the uks economy back on track and revive rishi sunaks polling , despite rishi sunaks polling, despite the fiscal watchdog giving the government little headroom for tax cuts. B
Theres a growing consensus that mob rule is replacing democratic rule. And a chap from amnesty rule. And a chap from Amnesty International says hes a wildly exaggerate the issue and risks delegitimizing the right of peaceful protest. Peaceful protest. Is that his official job title . Chap chap at amnesty . Well, i can name him tom southerden, Amnesty International, southerden, Amnesty International , the uks law and international, the uks law and human rights director , says human rights director, says i prefer chap, says the Prime Minister is wildly exaggerating the issue of this mob rule. Do you think he is . I think thats overinterpreted what the Prime Minister to according all minister said, to according all these reports, the Prime Minister was saying some people are as hes are interpreting this as hes not literally saying that mobs are the country. Be are ruling the country. Be concerning. If prime concerning. If the Prime Minister because minister was saying that because nominal
Moments. Its 40 years since the miners strike started and the communities where the mines closed are still feeling the same effects. And thats all same effects. And thats all coming up in your next hour. Welcome to the show. Its always an absolute pleasure and a privilege to have your company now, galloway is back. This was for gaza, the tectonic plates of politics have shifted. Could this signify a sectarian divided politics. 7 yesterday, rishi sunak said the mob had taken over the streets. Is the mob about to take over politics. 7 where might that hit . Take over politics. 7 where might that hit. 7 ive got full in depth that hit. 7 ive got full in depth analysis of that hit . Ive got full in depth analysis of where that sectarian takeover might happen. What it takeover might happen. What it might look like is this an ugly future for british politics . Lessons learned , perhaps from lessons learned, perhaps from the troubles. What will it spell the troubles. What will it spell for a d
Assessment of last nights by election result. George by election result. George galloway many people found his divisive form of politics utterly offensive , but he did utterly offensive, but he did storm to victory. Clearly, storm to victory. Clearly, people arent keen on voting for the main parties anymore. What do you think this says about the state of our democracy . Is this a one off . Is this a one off for the likes of George Galloway, or could this be replicated across the country come a general election . And whats keir starmer to do . Will he change his approach to israel palestine , to the war in gaza off the back of this result, or will he stick to what hes doing so far . Stick to what hes doing so far . Could there be further rebellions from within his party over this issue . Should any election in this country, any by election a local election, be centred around a foreign conflict that we are not directly involved in . What does that say to . And also postal votes, postal v