Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has said the defence budget does include spending on the security and intelligence services but denied that the government was breaching NATO rules by doing so. He was responding to a claim from former defence secretary Sir Ben Wallace that the
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has criticised the Prime Minister for “babbling” on Europe and claimed that people “want net zero immigration”. He told GB News: “I have to tell you the weather is grey and I think the mood of the nation is
The leader of Hillingdon Council, Steve Tuckwell, has said residents have been supportive of their decision to publish images of fly-tippers on social media. Speaking on GB News, he said: “Our residents are fed up. The local council is fed up. Us at Hillingdon Council,
Tom Harwood has been appointed US Political Editor for GB News, in a move which will see him relocate to Washington DC ahead of the 2026 midterm elections and become a new host on The Late Show Live. Tom will present the programme from Monday
Reform UK will stand a candidate in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election following the resignation of Sir Keir Starmer as an MP, Nigel Farage has said. He told GB News’ Political Editor Christopher Hope: “It is a big deal, but you know it doesn’t
Shadow Transport Secretary Richard Holden has urged the Government to back a ban on first‑cousin marriage, accusing Labour of refusing to confront opposition to the policy in some communities. Speaking to GB News, Mr Holden said the practice remained widespread in parts of the UK,
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Secretary of State Angela Rayner have announced nearly £10bn of allocations to build thousands of council, social and affordable homes in England. The first wave of funding will support the delivery of more than 70,000 homes across England. Responding to
Lawyer James Tumbridge has said a Home Office document warning asylum seekers not to commit rape, engage in harassment or have sexual contact with children could be used by campaigners to strengthen arguments against asylum accommodation being placed in local communities. Speaking to GB News,
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the government has had two years to think of alternatives to letting people out of prison early. Speaking on GB News he said: “Think back just two years when there was the first early release of prisoners, and it was
Hamish Falconer, Minister for European Relations, has declined to give a timeline for how the government is going to increase defence spending and when that will reach Nato’s target of 3.5% of GDP. Asked about how spending will be increased, he told GB News: “We