Sue Gray’s impartiality “must now be called into question” and an inquiry should be held into her conduct, Jacob Rees-Mogg said this evening (THURSDAY). The former Leader of the House of Commons spoke out after it emerged Ms Gray had been hired as Labour’s new
THE views of the DUP and Boris Johnson will be crucial to the success of the new EU deal on Northern Ireland, according to former Brexit minister Jacob Rees-Mogg. Mr Rees Mogg, who will make his broadcasting debut on GB News in a new show
A KEY ally of Liz Truss has revealed how the former Prime Minister will outline in her own words what went wrong during her Premiership. Conservative MP Ranil Jayawardena also told GB News that over 50 MPs still believe in Ms Truss’ vision of a
A teaching boss has invited Rishi Sunak to “walk in her shoes” – as she warned of a crisis in education. Evelyn Forde, President of the Headteacher and Association of School and College Leaders told GB News talk of extending maths to the age of
PRINCESS DIANA would be devastated at the developing feud between sons William and Harry, a leading Royal expert said today. Michael Cole spoke out after details emerged from Harry’s new memoir, Spare. They include allegations that William attacked Harry in a row over Meghan. Harry
The former Director General of Border Force has called on the Government to get far tougher with Channel migrants who are abusing the UK asylum system. Tony Smith told GB News the Home Secretary needs to introduce a “detention and fast-track removal process” to get
KING Charles’ first Christmas card shows it is business as usual at the Palace, according to a respected royal biographer. And Robert Hardman said it was unlikely the Royal Family will get into any public slanging match with Harry and Meghan on the back of
ANY recovery in the Conservative Party’s polling numbers under Rishi Sunak has now “probably come to a halt”, according to Sir John Curtice. The polling expert was speaking as a new survey by GB News found the Tories have slipped even further behind Labour. According
A MINISTER has defended the Government amid a growing row over house building targets. Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride spoke to GB News this morning (WEDS) in the wake of a rebellion by 47 Conservative MPs linked to the imposition of house-building targets on
DAVID DAVIS says new emergency legislation is needed to deal with the migrant crisis. The former Brexit Secretary said he wants to see fresh laws put in place meaning that if people come from a safe country, they are sent straight back to that safe