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Plain-speaking, straight-talking - Michelle Dewberry delivers her individual take on the day's news.

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'This made me cry when I watched it this morning.'

Michelle Dewbs reacts to shocking footage appearing to show a man abandoning a child before boarding a small boat from France bound for Britain.

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The mother of Rhiannon Whyte has slammed Andy Burnham after the Prime Minister wrote to reject a request for a meeting with the bereaved mother.

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Piers Morgan hits back at Spencer’s allegations, calling them a 'disgusting lie' and insisting they are 'historically and disastrously wrong'. When asked by Dewbs, 'How far are you willing to take this?' Morgan responds: 'As far as it takes.'

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Michael Gove and Laila Cunningham debate graded Ofsted inspections and robot representatives who go to school for anxious kids, so they can stay home.

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Earl Spencer has revealed a disagreement between King Charles and Prince Philip over Princess Diana's funeral and his disagreement with the treatment of Harry and William during the period.

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'You're allowed your free speech but do it somewhere else.'

Former Editor of The Sun, Kelvin MacKenzie gives his take on how he would handle the backlash Ed Sheeran is receiving.

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The Conservatives have confronted a Labour-run London council with 'deep concerns' over the signing off of a school forcing female pupils to wear hijabs.

Barnet Hill Academy, an independent Islamic faith school, requires girls from the age of seven to wear hijabs and will become state-funded from the beginning of September after the local authority approved its application last month.

Voluntary-aided (VA) schools are maintained and funded by local authorities, while their governing bodies retain control over areas including staffing and admissions.

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‘How many girls have to be raped or sexually assaulted until it is stopped?’

Reform UK’s Mayoral candidate for London Laila Cunningham slams Labour’s approach to stopping the small boats crisis.

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'People have forgotten how febrile those times were.'

Despite the Chief of MI5 warning Britain faces greater danger today than after 9/11, former adviser to Yvette Cooper, Danny Shaw says the UK is better prepared to tackle Islamist terror than it was back in 2001.

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'We have become subsidy junkies.'

Former Editor of The Sun, Kelvin MacKenzie defends Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch's plan to cut housing benefits for non-EU nationals.

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‘If people want to protest, then have the guts to show the public who you are.’

Baroness Foster says the Government putting working-class inequality at the centre of its equalities agenda is an admission by Labour that there is discrimination in the UK.

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'This is a performative pantomime from Andy Burnham.'

Political Commentator Maajid Nawaz, says Andy Burnham imposing sanctions on Israel shows the PM is pandering to voters on the left to retain those who may be swayed by the Green Party.

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Sister of Rhiannon Whyte, Alex explains why she joined the protest that took place in Portsmouth over the weekend and discusses the attendees at the event.

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‘If we are losing control to the extent that children can’t go to schools…then where is the COBRA meeting? Where is the Prime Minister?’

Tory peer Lord Kulveer Ranger reacts to the ‘breakdown of civil order’ in Middlesbrough.

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Emma Webber, whose son Barnaby was murdered in 2023, condemns Nottinghamshire Police after they failed to inform her of the threat posed to her family by a mentally ill man.

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John Healey’s first Budget is set to avoid committing to the 3% of GDP defence spending target by 2030. The Treasury says a pathway to 3% will instead be set out at the 2027 spending review, raising fresh questions over Britain’s defence spending and security amid the threat from Russia.

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A grooming gang survivor has warned that Labour is “repeating the same old mistakes” by refusing to release migrant crime data which could help identify patterns and prevent further abuse.

Fiona Goddard, who was abused from the age of 14, was speaking to GB News after being forced to move following the early release of one of her tormentors from prison.

“These types of crimes have impacted my life, as well as many others,” Ms Goddard began.

Ms Goddard was one of 18 victims and relatives to sign a letter urging Justice Secretary Alex Norris to publish figures detailing the nationalities of offenders in England and Wales between 2018 and 2024.

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'There is something abhorrently immoral about the British state providing more to illegal migrants than they do for the British taxpayer.'

Laila Cunningham fumes at the luxury conditions migrants are being afforded in asylum accomodation.

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'Nearly half of all social housing in London has gone to households who are headed by someone who is not born in Britain. That is not fair Barry, that is a disgrace.'

Matt Goodwin and Barry Gardiner clash over Reform's social housing policy.

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'There are people in this country that are scumbags. That does not give us an excuse to justify importing a load more.'

Reform UK Councillor Jaymey McIvor hits back at former political advisor Jo Phillips in a heated discussion over Labour's sexual abuse pamphlet to migrants.

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Paola Diana of the Women's Policy Centre condemns government plans to release prisoners early to clear space in prisons and discusses how domestic abuse victims will be affected.

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Reform UK's Zia Yusuf reacts as GB News reveals an Eritrean man who raped an elderly man outside a London church entered the UK illegally. 

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Plain-speaking, straight-talking - Michelle Dewberry delivers her individual take on the day's news. 

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Dewbs & Co | Wednesday 12th August

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WATCH: Matt Goodwin accuses Labour of “imposing” asylum seekers on local communities after dozens of asylum seekers were moved into a small Welsh village without, he says, properly consulting residents. “This is extremism!” Goodwin says, as he criticises the government’s approach and questions why local people were not consulted or told in advance.

Goodwin describes the situation as “absolutely outrageous” and accuses the government of failing to listen to communities affected by asylum accommodation. He also questions the wider approach to migration, asking: “How about stopping the boats?” Meanwhile, concerns are raised over the impact of placing dozens of asylum seekers in a small rural community.

Former Labour adviser Danny Shaw also reacts to the decision, as the debate intensifies over asylum accommodation, local consultation and the government’s handling of migration.

#labour #massmigration #mattgoodwin

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Dewbs & Co. Monday 10th August

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Plain-speaking, straight-talking - Michelle Dewberry delivers her individual take on the day's news.

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Dawn Neesom clashes with Labour MP Barry Gardiner during a heated debate over the government's approach to illegal migration and controversial plans for a proposed migrant detention centre in Piddington.

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Dawn Neesom is forced to step in and restore order during a fiery on-air clash over the government's prisoner release scheme.

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Reform UK Home Affairs Spokesman Zia Yusuf launched a fierce defence of the party's plans to use the Royal Navy to stop small boat crossings, accusing successive governments of a "catastrophic failure of courage and leadership" on illegal immigration. Yusuf argued that the UK is facing an invasion across the English Channel and questioned what the Royal Navy should be used for if not to protect the country's borders.

The debate quickly turned into a heated clash over Reform UK's proposed immigration policy, with supporters arguing that tougher action is needed to tackle illegal Channel crossings, while critics questioned both the legality and practicality of deploying the Royal Navy in this way. The discussion explores the political divide over border security and whether Reform UK's approach could be implemented in practice.

Labour MP for Chatham and Aylesford, Tris Osborne, strongly criticised Reform UK's plans, arguing that the party's proposals are "not rational" and would fail to deliver the outcomes they promise.

#reformuk #ziayusuf #smallboats

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'It's complacency to have this colonial territory and not engage with Morocco over it!'

Former Labour adviser James Schneider gives his views on the migrant chaos in Spain and the ongoing debate over its border with Morocco.

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'Europe has been invaded.'

Michelle Dewberry says she has been 'shocked to the core' by extraordinary footage showing thousands of migrants crossing into Spanish territory after overwhelming border guards.

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'It does break the heart.'

Conservative peer Lord Moylan discusses the Southport murders two years on.

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Matt Goodwin and Labour peer Baroness Hayter clash over viral footage of youths destroying flowers planted in a town, with a heated debate erupting over respect, national service and love for Britain.

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Reform UK have called for Green Party leader Zack Polanski to be arrested after he shared a photo of a man wearing a T-Shirt which alluded to using the guillotine on Nigel Farage.

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Plain-speaking, straight-talking - Michelle Dewberry delivers her individual take on the day's news. 

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'I think Kevin needs to go and see somebody!'

Watch as Lee Anderson and Kevin Craig clash after Kevin claims he will miss Keir Starmer, and that millions of Britons will too.

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'John Healey has been made Chancellor of the Exchequer.'

Political Editor Christopher Hope shares breaking news that former Defence Secretary John Healey has taken Rachel Reeves' role as Chancellor, after resigning from Keir Starmer's Government weeks ago.

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Greater Manchester Police has launched a manhunt after a violent prisoner escaped custody while being transported to hospital.

Marwan Jumaa, who is said to be 20-years-old, was being transported from a secure hospital facility to North Manchester General for medical treatment when he absconded from custody.

Jumaa was serving an indefinite sentence in a secure hospital facility, after previously being convicted of two robberies, which saw two women and police officers receive serious injuries.

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'They go for growth but introduce policies that are anti-growth!'

Businessman Arron Banks on reports Andy Burnham is set to launch a £38bn tax raid on the wealthy.

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'Nigel Farage has been vindicated.'

Reform MP Robert Jenrick reacts as Ann Widdecombe's murder investigation is taken over by counter-terrorism police.

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'We want you to pay the whole lot'

Kelvin MacKenzie says legal insurance may not cover the Daily Mail's legal costs Prince Harry is now liable to pay.

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‘Nigel Farage will meet his Waterloo in Clacton.’

GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope says Reform UK has proposed a Clacton by-election date for the 6th August, adding that further confirmation will be available tomorrow.

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‘It’s Binface versus Farage.’

GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope says Labour and the Conservatives have confirmed they will not be standing a candidate in the upcoming Clacton by-election.

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Michelle Dewberry is joined by Conservative MP David Reed and Reform UK Home Affairs Spokesman Zia Yusuf to respond to the Government's decision to house migrants in new-build Shropshire homes.

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Michelle Dewberry says many Britons don't like the direction of travel the UK is going in and that it is 'opposite to what they have democratically voted for time and again'.

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‘We are not surprised, we are disgusted.’

Crowborough activist Marmaduke Devereaux-Astley criticises the Home Office, saying their anger is directed at the government, not the migrants, for ignoring residents' concerns about the migrant military sites.

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‘What the hell are we doing here listening to children?’

Labour peer Lord Glasman believes that Labour allowing puberty blockers is ‘experiments on children’ and is a clear moral issue.

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'What are we waiting for?!'

'This country is being put on pause while politicians fight it out amongst themselves!'

Michelle Dewberry challenges Labour MP Barry Gardiner and Reform UK's Laila Cunningham on why Keir Starmer is delaying his resignation until September.

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‘ABSOLUTELY INSANE!’ Reform UK’s Home Affairs Spokesperson Zia Yusuf has launched a fierce criticism of homeless charity Shelter after the organisation described Reform UK’s proposed social housing policy as “racist.” Speaking during a heated discussion, Yusuf argued that prioritising British citizens for social housing should be considered common sense rather than controversial policy. His comments have reignited debate over housing allocation, immigration, and the pressures facing communities across the United Kingdom.

Yusuf defended Reform UK’s position by insisting that social housing, funded by British taxpayers, should primarily benefit British people. He questioned how such a stance could be viewed as discriminatory, stating, “British social housing should be for British people, I can’t understand how this could be remotely controversial.” The exchange highlights growing political divisions over housing shortages, migration policy, and the criteria used to determine eligibility for publicly funded accommodation.

#ziayusuf #nigelfarage #reformuk

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‘I think this is a hand grand being dropped into a very fragile and fractured society that is there to cause division and mistrust.’

Lord Marvin Rees and Maajid Nawaz debate Nick Timothy's statement that Islamic public prayer outside the Ministry of Defence is an 'act of dominion'. This starts an intense debate over whether public religious expressions are a natural part of a multicultural society or a political calculation designed to test cultural boundaries. Formers, faith perspectives, and political backgrounds go head-to-head on the fracturing state of modern integration.

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‘It breaks my heart, but it puts a fury in me on behalf of that little boy.’

GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry reacts to the guilty verdict in the murder of baby Preston Davey, asking whether the death penalty should be brought back.

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Matt Goodwin slams Keir Starmer for creating a 'mass welfare regime' which means the government is unable to adequately fund the military.

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‘Deflection! It is constant and it is relentless and it is infuriating!’

Michelle Dewberry fumes at politicians failing to take responsibility for public anger, and instead blaming social media.

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Reform UK London Mayoral Candidate Laila Cunningham pulls apart the Labour's Government's new pledge to ramp up efforts to track down, detain, and remove illegal migrants, following the Belfast knife attack carried out by a Sudanese Migrant.

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Michelle Dewberry struggles to keep her cool in a row with Labour Peer Lord George Foulkes. The discussion quickly turns heated after Lord Foulkes admits to not knowing about the murder of Rhiannon Whyte.

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Plain-speaking, straight-talking - Michelle Dewberry delivers her individual take on the day's news.

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Michele Dewberry and crime & policing commentator, Danny Shaw, descend into a fiery debate over two-tier policing in Britain, as Shaw claims Henry Nowak's ethnicity did not play a part in how police responded to the teenager's stabbing.

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Michelle Dewberry strongly criticises claims made during a 999 call placed by the killer’s brother on the night of the incident. The programme also featured Reform UK Home Affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf, who described the bodycam footage of Henry Nowak’s murder as among the most shocking incidents he had seen.

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‘Until we sort the twin evils of mass migration and socialism, more young people will stay unemployed.’

GB News Presenter Will Kingston delivers a scathing critique of recent youth unemployment. The discussion explores the projection that the number of young people under 25 who are not in employment, education, or training (NEETs) will rise to 1.25 million over the next five years. The panel clashes over whether mass migration and a flawed welfare state are directly driving British youth away, drawing contrasting viewpoints on the role of global data, mental health, and the changing cultural attitudes toward work in the UK.

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'They've been brainwashed, if you're a senior cop in this country you are fundamentally anti-white.'

Kelvin MacKenzie voices his outrage at the murder of Henry Nowak and the police's handling of the incident.

#BreakingNews #UKNews #HenryNowak 

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Reform UK's Zia Yusuf defends a tweet he put out contradicting Reform MP Robert Jenrick on the party's deportation policy, denying talk of a 'civil war'.

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Reform UK's Laila Cunningham reacts to two teenage boys being spared jail after they raped two teenage girls.

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‘People watching this show aren’t stupid.’ Nana Akua, Bill Rammell and Matt Goodwin break into a fiery clash over the newly released net migration numbers.

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‘It's not on the person but on the premises.’

‘Nothing appears to be happening to clamp down on this illegality.’

Andrew Rosindell and Sam Rushworth debate the need for further funding and stricter laws to tackle ‘dodgy shops’ on the high street to target criminal gangs.

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Michael Gove accuses Wes Streeting of 'playing games' by throwing Brexit into the Labour leadership debate as he joins Michelle Dewberry and Kevin Craig to discuss the latest stories that matter to you

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A heated exchange erupts between Labour councillor Stewart Fawcett and Laila Cunningham, London Mayoral Candidate for Reform UK, over a controversial local election U-turn.

In this fiery debate, both sides defend their positions as tensions rise over campaign promises, policy reversals, and political accountability. Cunningham challenges Labour’s record at the local level, while Fawcett pushes back, accusing Reform UK of political opportunism.

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'This is the most egregious attempt to cancel democracy and trample our constitution in such a short period of time.'

Zia Yusuf says it is a 'historic day' as Sir Keir Starmer abandons plans to cancel local elections.

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‘Yes, he’s done well, but it’s on the backs of other hardworking taxpayers.’

‘There is very little to be proud about.’

Cai Wilshaw and Kelvin Mackenzie debate Jim Ratcliffe’s apology and Keir Starmer’s comments about Britain being a ‘diverse and proud’ country.

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‘I think the point he is making is absolutely valid.’

Head of Policy for Reform UK Zia Yusuf reacts to Sir Jim Ratcliffe claiming that Britain has been ‘colonised’ by immigrants, adding ‘it is an indictment of how this country has been run.’

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GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry fumes over the Afghan migrant who has been found guilty of raping a 12-year-old girl.

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‘Starmer is now electoral kryptonite in Scotland!’

Associate Editor at the Daily Mirror Kevin Maguire analyses why the Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar called for Keir Starmer to step down as Prime Minister.

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Reform UK's Laila Cunningham goes head-to-head with Sebastian Salek over the two-child benefit cap and the future of the British welfare state.

The debate quickly escalates as the pair spar over the ‘loss of British culture’ in areas like Tower Hamlets, the impact of mass migration on wages, and whether the ‘melting pot’ of London has lost its British identity. From the ethics of child poverty to the sight of the Union Jack on our streets, they debate Reform UK’s belief that the two-child cap should be lifted for working British families.

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'It's a simple yes or no question!'

Zia Yusuf pushes Stuart Fawcett to say whether he would call on Sir Keir Starmer to resign if it is revealed he knew about Peter Mandelson's past.

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