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Camilla Tominey grills Darren Jones on the 'anti-business' impact of Labour's policies.

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'There are jobs affected, I am sorry about that but we've got to achieve those savings and deal with layers of bureaucracy.'

Camilla Tominey presses Health and Social Care Secretary, Wes Streeting, over how many of the 9,500 NHS England jobs will be cut.

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'We've never won Runcorn.'

'So you're not bothering?'

Camilla Tominey questions Alex Burghart MP on why the Tory Party have 'given up' with the Runcorn by-election.

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Camilla Tominey grills Darren Jones on Labour's handling of the economy.

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Author and commentator Douglas Murray joins Camilla Tominey to discuss his powerful new book “On Democracies and Death Cults”. In this wide-ranging and hard-hitting interview, Murray reflects on the October 7th Hamas attacks, the UK’s failure to confront Islamic extremism, and the shameful lack of action on grooming gangs.

He questions why Britain continues to tolerate open displays of support for terrorist groups, why inquiries have replaced prosecutions, and what the West’s reaction to Islamist violence says about the state of our civilisation.

Plus, Murray addresses the brutal prison attack by Hashem Abedi, the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, and the wider questions of security, justice, and accountability.

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'I think we ought to call them rape gangs.'

Michael Portillo reacts to an independent MP who has called the grooming gangs scandal reaction a 'false right-wing narrative'.

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'I will eat my hat if Angela Rayner quits the Cabinet.'

Former Labour MP Jonathan Ashworth reacts to reports that Angela Rayner has threatened to resign over the government's 'impossible' target of building 1.5 million homes in the next five years.

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'For months I've had Conservative MPs messaging me asking what it's like inside Reform.'

Dame Andrea Jenkyns is asked whether she thinks we'll see more defections to Reform UK.

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Richard Tice slams the government on immigration and says Green and Lib Dem councils are welcome to house migrants in a vow to resist accommodating them in Reform councils.

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‘Do you really know what’s in the national interest?’

Camilla Tominey puts it to Nick Thomas-Symonds that he cannot be working with the public’s wants and needs at the forefront of his mind when he campaigned for a second Brexit referendum.

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'The reason why it's tough is because we are not giving the easy answers - we are telling the truth.'

Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch MP addresses her party's poor ratings in opinion polls.

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'We bring forward serious answers... not get into bed with Keir Starmer!'

Camilla Tominey challenges Shadow Justice Minister Robert Jenrick on the threat Reform UK poses to the Tories, saying he 'has to be Farage-ian to have any hope in hell of being elected'.

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'Smashing the gangs?! We've got more people coming here by dinghy than ever before in history!'

Camilla Tominey challenges Peter Kyle MP's claims that Labour are 'getting a grip' on the asylum system, despite small boat crossings being at a record high.

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'The sense of morality seems to be missing in quite widespread groups of these individuals. Integration was non-existent...'

Camilla Tominey asks Founder of Faith Matters Fiyaz Mughal why Pakistani men appear to be the main culprits in the grooming gang scandal.

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Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson defends Chancellor Rachel Reeves after her emotional moment in the Commons, insisting Reeves is “a tough cookie” and just getting on with the job. Phillipson also dismisses rumours of Labour infighting, discusses the VAT on private schools, the teacher recruitment pledge, and responds to criticism over Corbyn and Sultana’s new party.

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'My goodness, where do I start?!'

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp MP reveals who he believes should be booted out of Keir Starmer's Cabinet, with Rachel Reeves sitting top of his list.

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'Talk about smashing the gangs...'

James Heale reacts to asylum seekers being caught making an OnlyFans sex film in a taxpayer-funded hotel.

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'We know there's a lot more work to do.'

Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury James Murray MP responds to UK's ninth richest man fleeing the country and claiming Britain has 'gone to hell under Labour'.

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Is Britain in Decline? Economist Catherine McBride Sounds the Alarm

Economist Catherine McBride joins to discuss Britain’s deepening economic troubles — from high taxes and deindustrialisation to business flight and welfare waste. With business confidence collapsing and investment drying up, is the UK trapped in a doom loop of its own making?

We explore the controversial new crypto advert portraying Britain as broken, examine Labour’s upcoming budget pressures, and ask whether a wealth tax would do more harm than good.

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'I cannot really believe that anybody at the Labour Party centre office thinks its a good idea to attack the sanctuary of somebody's home.'

Business and finance broadcaster Michael Wilson shares his views on claims the UK is headed towards an IMF bailout.

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'I thought you were all about growth. There's none!'

Andrew Pierce grills Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson MP on her party's 'lack of growth'.

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'You're the Housing Secretary and you don't know how many houses have been built under Labour?!'

Camilla Tominey grills Steve Reed MP about Labour's progress on its pledge to build new homes, as he admits the number is too low as it stands.

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'I think the Prime Minister should do the decent thing. Call a general election and see if the public back him.'

Reform UK Chairman David Bull says Sir Keir Starmer has incited hatred againt Nigel Farage but avoids calling for a police investigation into the Prime Minister.

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‘What comes first is our national security.’

Education Secretary MP Bridget Phillipson admits there are ‘threats and challenges’ from China, but denies that the collapse of the Chinese spy case happened under the current Labour Government.

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'Who is the leader of the Welsh Tories in Wales? You don't know!'

Christopher Hope corners Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp MP as he tries to evade a question on who leads the Conservative Party in Wales.

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'I've got to stop you there!'

Watch as Camilla Tominey challenges Labour MP Catherine Atkinson in a tense clash over record youth unemployment in her constituency.

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Dame Priti Patel says the British government have not been active in finding out information about the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro.

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'If GB News viewers and listeners can see it, why can't the person running the country?!'

Camilla Tominey challenges Pat McFadden MP on why Keir Starmer appointed Peter Mandelson despite his links to Jeffrey Epstein.

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'If a left coalition beat Reform, you'd have to start doing deals.'

'In that situation you would have to do the patriotic thing...'

Reform UK's Head of Policy Zia Yusuf discusses the potential for a coalition of parties on the right.

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Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy confronts the civil war currently tearing through the Labour Party. Following a devastating 'kicking' at the polls, they discuss the internal power struggles in Labour, from Andy Burnham’s transparent bid to return to Westminster to Wes Streeting’s controversial plea to reverse the result of the Brexit referendum. She addresses Wes Streeting’s comments on rejoining the EU, believing it’s a 'fundamental misreading' of what the British public wants.

And Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch slams Angela Rayner as a 'disgrace' who shouldn't be 'sniffing around a leadership contest', while refusing to call for a general election in the event that Labour replace Sir Keir Starmer.

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Reform UK spokeswoman for Education, Skills and Equalities, Suella Braverman MP, delivers a fierce critique of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies, arguing that what she describes as "anti-white racism" has become embedded across British institutions. In this wide-ranging discussion, Braverman claims DEI initiatives have created a "two-tier state" and insists the problem is no longer isolated incidents but a systemic issue affecting opportunities, public services and trust in government. She also explains why Reform UK has pledged to repeal the Equality Act, arguing that it has fuelled the expansion of DEI policies throughout the country.

Braverman also faces tough questions about immigration and the Conservative Party's record while she served as Home Secretary. Responding to criticism over the UK's immigration figures, she admits the previous government failed to deliver on key promises and discusses reports suggesting more than 100,000 asylum seekers are unaccounted for in the UK. Describing the situation as unacceptable, she argues that public frustration is growing and warns that confidence in the country's immigration and asylum system has been severely damaged.

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