LABOUR’S John Cryer believes the party is finally winning voters back in the Midlands and the North of England who turned their back on them over Brexit. In an exclusive interview with GB News, the MP for Leyton and Wanstead, admitted Labour made a big
A FORMER Transport minister says the ongoing Tory leadership race is destroying any chance of a speedy solution to the rail dispute. Norman Baker told GB News: “The Government has been slightly intransigent behind the scenes, the real unions are not giving as much ground
LABOUR said its plan to address the cost of living crisis is essential to address inaction by a “zombie government”. James Murray, shadow financial secretary to the Treasury, said cost rises constitute an “urgent emergency” for the country. He told GB News: “The plan that
FORMER environment secretary Theresa Villiers said Tory leadership hopeful Rishi Sunak would introduce additional measures to ease the cost of living crisis if he wins. She told GB News: “He’s fighting an excellent campaign. He had a brilliant hustings last night. And he had a
WITH more than half its remaining allies in Central America and the Caribbean region, Taiwan has long been devoted to funding those five regional countries’ development and playing an active role in regional affairs. However, Taiwan’s growing influence does not always bring about regional political
WORK and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey says Liz Truss has the backing of Leave MPs to deliver on Brexit. In an exclusive interview with GB News, Ms Coffey also explained why she was backing Truss for Number 10 saying she had a track record of
MARK Harper has explained why he believes Rishi Sunak should be Prime Minister saying: “He’s the right man for the job.” In an interview with GB News, Mr Harper said: “We’ve got a big opportunity here particularly over the next couple of weeks before ballot
LIZ Truss has told how she “won’t have time to worry about wallpaper” if she becomes Prime Minister – because there is “too much work to be done”. In an exclusive interview with GB News this morning (THURSDAY), the Foreign Secretary also vowed to win
FORMER Cabinet minister Damian Green has criticised the format of the first televised debate between Tory leadership candidates. He told Gloria De Piero on GB News: “I agree that with Sunday’s debate, at times I was sort of wincing slightly, thinking not least ‘why did
TORY MPs have delivered their verdict on who they think performed best in last night’s leadership debate. They spoke to GB News in the wake of the showdown which saw Rishi Sunak, Kemi Badenoch, Liz Truss, Tom Tugendhat and Penny Mordaunt fight it out. Speaking