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'We’ve been so successful!'Just Stop Oil's Sue Houseman giggles at Martin Daubney as she claims Labour has delivered on their demands — while Brits are left colder, poorer, and picking up the bill.

'Frankly, the human rights of illegal migrants have become more important than the new human rights of British people. That's not the right balance, and that's why we need to come out of this distorted, wrongheaded European Convention on Human Rights.' — Suella Braverman

'Black communities won’t see policing as "light touch" when stop and search remains so disproportionate.'— Leroy Logan, founding member of the Black Police Association, on claims of two-tier policing.

‘It’s not a silver bullet. It’s not the most radical thing we can do!’Political Editor Christopher Hope asks Tory leader Kemi Badenoch if she has gone soft on the idea of leaving the ECHR, after it was absent on a list of policy ideas released this week.

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has backed JD Vance's remarks on UK immigration, claiming "there's some truth to what he says" and suggesting it should serve as a "wake up call" for those in Government.Speaking to GB News, Braverman said: "We are overwhelmingly dominated in our immigration system by low-wage, low-skill migrants who are actually costing the British taxpayer."

Nigel Farage pays tribute to RAF hero Paddy Hemingway, the last of “the Few” from the Battle of Britain, while drawing parallels to modern military challenges. In this exclusive interview, Farage shares personal anecdotes about growing up near Biggin Hill and meeting Battle of Britain veterans. He reflects on the enduring legacy of these heroes and discusses the complexities of potentially deploying British troops to Ukraine. A poignant exploration of heroism, national identity, and the weight of military decisions across generations.

Immigrants have been given skilled worker visas sponsored by 56 kebab houses, 83 businesses with "Halal" in their name, and one butcher alone sponsored 918 visas, GB News can reveal.

Nigel Farage has waded in on Donald Trump's 'threat' towards Vladimir Putin. Speaking on GB News he said: "'The idea that Donald Trump was just going to put pressure on Zelenskyy and not Putin was for the birds." Donald Trump has threatened to “devastate” the Russian economy if Vladimir Putin does not accept a ceasefire deal with Ukraine.Trump said that if the Russian leader snubs the 30-day peace deal, then the consequences would be “very bad”.