CULTURE Secretary Lisa Nandy has defended the appointment of Baroness Longfield, amid criticism from survivors that they had not been consulted in advance. Nandy told GB News: “Well, I’ve known Anne Longfield for over 20 years. I first met her when I was at the
SIR Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the call to wear masks is the state “attempting to control your life”. Speaking to GB News he said: “Masks are back. Nearly six years since the first covid lockdown experiment was imposed, the NHS is telling you to wear
DISCUSSIONS on a deal to end the conflict in Ukraine “seem to be proceeding well”, according to Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander. She told GB News: “I do think it’s positive that the discussions seem to be proceeding well. And I think it was really important
A leading researcher into the use of facial recognition technology has said that the details of over seven million people are already on police facial recognition databases. Luke Roberts, an adviser to the Cambridge University Centre of Science and Policy, told GB News: “It seems
THE planned strike action by resident doctors is unnecessary and “completely unreasonable”, according to Health Secretary Wes Streeting. He told GB News: “In previous rounds of strike action under this government, the NHS, its leadership and frontline staff have done a valiant job in keeping
A former Royal Marine who was accused of stirring racial hatred on Facebook has said he would have been jailed had he not had a jury trial. Speaking on GB News Jamie Michael said: “Just on my experience with the first two judges, the first
FORMER Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has said the Treasury will reject nuclear energy infrastructure projects needed to power technology. Speaking on GB News, he said: “Getting down to the nuts and bolts of this, it’s a Treasury issue. I did both Miliband’s job and the Treasury
SIR Iain Duncan Smith has said the government wanted the head of the OBR gone because he published advice which contradicted what they were claiming about the public finances. Speaking on GB News, he said: “I think that the house was misled by the whole
REFORM UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice has said that Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget was the “third car crash” she has presided over. He told the Camilla Tominey Show on GB News: “What it was was a car crash, and the third car crash this Chancellor
BUSINESS Secretary Peter Kyle has said ”just wait and see” in response to reports that the government is set to announce a £15 billion increase in benefits spending in the Budget. He told GB News: “Well, you’re talking entirely based on speculation that’s in tabloid