The Camilla Tominey Show | GB News

Camilla Tominey clashes with Jonathan Reynolds over government spending, the economy and defence.

Conservative MP James Cleverly tells GB News he has 'thought long and hard' about running for London Mayor after resigning from the Conservative shadow cabinet.

'Andy Burnham is engaging in a form of class warfare.'Camilla Tominey challenges Labour MP Alex Ballinger on the Government's plan to house illegal migrants in middle class areas, at a greater cost to the taxpayer than if they were housed in poorer communities. 

Conservative MP for Reigate Rebecca Paul MP clashes with Emily Carver over the events in Ceuta, where around 60,000 migrants entered the Spanish enclave during a major border crisis. The heated exchange centres on whether the incident should be described as an "invasion," with the MP refusing to use the term despite repeated questioning.Emily Carver argues that such a large-scale movement of predominantly young men across an international border appeared organised and asks why it should not be considered an invasion. Rebecca Paul responds that an invasion implies a coordinated and planned military-style action, prompting further debate over the language used to describe illegal migration and border security.#massmigration #bordercrisis #tory

Camilla Tominey presses Defence Secretary Wes Streeting on an old social media post about US President Donald Trump, asking whether he has ‘changed his tune’.

Robert Jenrick accuses the government of downgrading Nigel Farage's security due to politics.

Beat the system with TallyMoney. Gold you can spend. To get 50% off your activation fee, use code GBN50 on the activation screen https://click.tallymoney.com/A64P/xxtvsx6r #adTrade Minister Sir Chris Bryant MP joins Camilla Tominey for a wide-ranging and at times explosive interview, paying tribute to Ann Widdecombe, speaking out about the death threats MPs face daily, and being grilled over Andy Burnham's apologies for Labour's stance on Gaza. Camilla also corners Bryant over Rachel Reeves announcing new policies despite being widely expected to step down under an incoming Burnham government, leading to a heated exchange and more than one moment of laughter.#GBNews #UKNews #Labour #Politics #RachelReeves #LatestNews