Ceo now need to resign. 7 well, ceo now need to resign . Well, nigel himself joins me live very soon to give his unmissable reaction. Elsewhere tonight , reaction. Elsewhere tonight, will a blitz of International Tours by senior royals shore up support for the commonwealth, despite harry and meghans attempt to tear down the late queens most treasured institution , nigel gardiner, institution, nigel gardiner, Peter Tatchell and kyra kennedy do battle on that in the clash. Plus, ill hear from phil dampier and lady Colin Campbell. She has brand new revelations on meghans political future. Perhaps the lack of it in the us. And perhaps the lack of it in the us. And after sending their climate editor 1800 miles to spain and back to whip up, hysteria has the woke bbc joined the growing number of eco hypocrites . Dont miss neil olivers typically impassioned response in the outsider to tomorrows front page is on the way to and fleet street icon Kelvin Mackenzie live before the end of the to give his end of the show to give his unflinching on farage and unflinching take on farage and the of Holly Willoughby unflinching take on farage and th dan wootton. Tonight. Lets go. Youre watching gb news britains news channel. Lots of big developments today. Farage live soon on all of the cuts drama. First though, the headunes drama. First though, the headlines with Polly Middlehurst. Dan thank you and good evening to you. Well, our top story tonight is that nigel farage says following the bbcs apology for its inaccurate reporting over his coutts bank account, the spotlight is now very firmly on the Natwest Group to reveal what information it holds on him. The chief executive of bbc news stated that the broadcasters information on had come from a trusted and Senior Source, but that it turned out to be incomplete and inaccurate. Mr farage says hes going to find the truth about who it was that falsely divulged his personal data. How can it be right . It doesnt matter whether its me or anybody else. How can its me or anybody else. How can it be right that my banking status and the amount of money i may or may not have in my personal and business accounts are being discussed out with the Business Editor of the bbc and then disseminated to a wider world. How can that be ethical . How can that be legal . How can that be moral . I want to find out the truth and im blooming well going to find out the truth. Nigel farage speaking earlier. Well, turning our attentions to greece now and the tour operator, tui cancelled all out bound flights to rhodes today up to and including this friday as wildfires continue to spread rapidly across the island. Rapidly across the island. Nearly 1500 tourists have been flown home in what the greeks are calling the biggest evacuation of its kind. And the evacuation of its kind. And the fires are burning for a sixth day running jet2 and tui both arranged for repatriation flights today while easyjet and to have planned another for tomorrow here. The Foreign Office says between seven and 10,000 britons, though, are still currently on the island. Still currently on the island. And the greek government says there are currently no fires in residential areas of corfu, despite evacuation orders being issued there last night. Some of those who did manage to get on a flight to the east midlands airport told gb news today what they saw before they left. I see smoke in the distance, probably a couple of miles away from where we was in hotel , from where we was in the hotel, and gradually got worse and that gradually got worse throughout the night. And as the darker we could see the darker it got, we could see the glow of the fire. Suddenly it was like the ash was falling all oven was like the ash was falling all over, all onto the beach and the taverna all over the tables and, you know, sort of quiet what was happening. And then we looked over the back of us, over the hills and all the sky was alight. All the sky was alight. Michael gove has announced plans to create more homes in the uks main cities by he says , relaxing planning rules and cutting red tape. The housing secretary says he wants to make it easier to convert empty shops into new flats. For example , and into new flats. For example, and even extend existing homes. The plans will include creating an urban quarter in cambridge plans which were immediately dismissed by the local tory mp Anthony Browne as nonsense. And lastly, browne as nonsense. And lastly, britains first Million Pound footballer , Trevor Francis has footballer, Trevor Francis has died at the age of 69. Hed had a heart attack. He joined Nottingham ForestFootball Club in 1979, helping them to win back to back european cups , back to back european cups, which hasnt been repeated by a british team, including scoring the winning goal against malmo. Gary lineker has led the tributes today, calling him a wonderful footballer and a lovely man. On tv online dab lovely man. On tv online dab radio and the tune in app. This is gb news. The peoples. Channel ulez low traffic neighbourhoods green levy taxes heat pumps by stealth. The march towards 15 minute cities banning petrol and diesel vehicles, outlining outlawing gas boilers in the months and years to come. Those policies years to come. Those policies part of the deranged march to net zero, will become as unpopular for as the poll tax. Unpopular for as the poll tax. So the electoral opportunity for a party to stand up for the pocketbook and lifestyles of hard working brits over the doom mongering climate, cultist is now overwhelming. But who will now overwhelming. But who will have the guts to challenge the globalist orthodoxy and do what they know is right . We saw the possibility on friday. I mean, sure , it was a disastrous night sure, it was a disastrous night for rishi sunaks conservatives, but the widely predicted shellacking of the tories did not happen in uxbridge and South Ruislip for one reason, and one reason only failed. London mayor reason only failed. London mayor sadiq khans ulez a policy labour Deputy Angela rayner vows to now be rolled out throughout the country , conservatives were the country, conservatives were the country, conservatives were the ones that started the ulez scheme and put us on this track. But both labour and the conservatives now need to really reflect on that and come up with a scheme because this isnt just about london, this is coming to towns and cities across the whole of the united kingdom. Khan to the khan contrast that to the approach of levelling up secretary michael gove, who warned a religious warned against a religious crusade over environmental extremism, noting the evangelical approach of campaign groups. And plans to ditch the groups. And plans to ditch the £180 Hydrogen Levy on fuel bills, provide landlords more time to meet Energy Efficiency targets , and a so called aston targets, and a so called aston martin, an exemption to give small car makers longer to convert to electric. Before that insane deadline is a start. But its not enough. The banning of petrol or diesel vehicles by 2030 must be scrapped altogether. It is a completely unreal mystic arbitrary target. Likewise by the way, the ban on gas boilers by 2035, which will cause ordinary brits just unbelievable pain. Now that would set sunak pain. Now that would set sunak tories apart from the green ideologues and labour like khan , who is refusing to back down and has made clear he will push ahead with the ulez expansion come what may. But earlier today the Prime Minister appeared in two minds over where the conservatives stand. Yes, were going to make progress towards net zero, but were going to do that in a proportionate and pragmatic way that doesnt unnecessarily give people more hassle and more costs in their life. Thats what im not interested in prepared to do now, even if he did scale back on the green agenda, theres not an easy road for victory for sunak. Lets just be honest about it. The celebrated pollster matt goodwin made clear over the weekend the results are still catastrophic, with an average loss of support average 21 point loss of support swings not seen since new labour in the 1990s. As goodwin warns, many of their own voters are now refusing to vote at all, much like they did in the late 1990s. Sitting at home wondering where all the proper conservatives have gone, then emailing me to say theyre utterly fed up and want something radically different, we all. All different, as do we all. All sunak has no more time to steady the ship. The moment has come to be bold and reverse the net zero hellscape threatening economic calamity and life style degradation on the folk who deserve that the least. And deserve that the least. And remember the uk is already leading the developed world in cutting Carbon Emissions anyway , weve done our bit, but to respond now my Superstar Panel, the author and journalist lorna dodsworth, the journalist and broadcaster Benjamin Butterworth, and the former chancellor of the exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng. Im laura Kwasi Kwarteng. Im Laura Dodsworth. This feels like a watershed moment. Finally, were watershed moment. Finally, were rising up and saying, no, no, no. We believe in protecting the environment. We do not believe in this mass deranged march to what im now calling nut zero. I love that term nut zero nutty zero. The thing is, though, dan, the elites dont like it when the people vote with their feet. You know they like democracy until democracy goesin like democracy until democracy goes in the wrong direction. Just like the brexit vote. I think its undenied viable. What this vote means is i this uxbridge vote means is i think its even worse than a lot of voters realise. Thats the thing you see, theres this thing you see, theres this thing in policy called incrementalism. Things are brought in bit by bit. So first of all, congestion charge , then of all, congestion charge, then ulez, then widen ulez out. And now weve got Angela Rayner saying, oh yeah, of course the whole country, every, every town city. But but sadiq khan is also proposing a per mile to proposing a fee per mile to drive in london. Where is this really leading . Is this leading to just not having any cars . Yeah, they want us out of our cdls. Cars. I feel like theres something thats really deeply misanthropic at the it misanthropic at the heart of it. And as somebody who bought a diesel when we were diesel car in 2013, when we were told was told that was the environmentally friendly option, i resentful i feel quite resentful about it. Look, point ill trade look, at some point ill trade in my car, but actually, do you want the ulez expansion is done. Its made my worth less. So its made my car worth less. So actually at this stage actually upgrading at this stage is more expensive than i ever would have been. This is about but look, this is about making us poorer, laura, in all sorts of ways, making us poorer by forcing us to install useless heat pumps in our home, for example. Kwasi kwarteng. Your example. Kwasi kwarteng. Your party opt community here, party has an opt community here, doesnt it . An opportunity to proper differentiate yourself from labour and just say, look, we went too far, we did too much too soon, were going to slow down, were going to push back these deadlines and were going to save your your money. Look, i think thats a very clear , compelling argument that clear, compelling argument that youve put forward. But the net zero or the you call it era, its net zero, but its actually the law of the land. Weve weve legislated for. It doesnt have to be actually 50. Dan, as you said in your segment, we are leaders in terms of decarbonise nation. And actually means that theres actually it means that theres an opportunity. Actually it means that theres an things opportunity. Actually it means that theres an things like, portunity. Actually it means that theres an things like, you unity. Actually it means that theres an things like, you know, are things like, you know, offshore wind and weve got the second biggest offshore wind capacity after china. There are a whole areas where were leading decarbonisation. Were leading decarbonisation. Were leading in these green technologies. And whether you like it, dan or not, thats the direction of travel. But we can stick our heads in the sand. Should hard working brits have to continually shoulder these costs . Fine. Let let the big business do it. But its not fair for ordinary people whove worked so hard to be facing giving up their diesel and petrol. I hear you on that. I hear you on that. Replacing gas boilers. Replacing gas boilers. Replacing gas boilers. And thats where i agree with what actually what rishi sunak said that weve got to do net said is that weve got to do net zero, but weve got to be pragmatic and proportionate. Youre right. What youre quite right. What happened uxbridge its happened in uxbridge and its relevant constituency, relevant to my constituency, people ulez thats people hate ulez and thats something. And the problem that something. And the problem that sadiq was that he sadiq had was that he just wasnt listening. And of course, after he doesnt care and obviously after that byelection , yeah, he is. Hes a zealot. Hes a single minded zealot who actually doesnt give a about londoners. All he cares about is that may be true, but what i would say to you. It is true, isnt it . What i would say to you is that there is a difference between that sadiq khan that there is a difference becompletely that sadiq khan that there is a difference becompletely on hat sadiq khan that there is a difference becompletely on left, adiq khan that there is a difference becompletely on left, onq khan that there is a difference becompletely on left, on the|an is completely on left, on the left on this and completely a zealot. And people who are Climate Change deniers, because theres i im not denier. Ive got ive got two staples with two things here. First of all, there is no economic advantage for me. The citizen in paying advantage for me. The citizen in paying £12. 50 every time i drive anywhere, to anywhere, i cant afford to upgrade car. So economic upgrade my car. So economic advantage need to let advantage doesnt need to let me let me just finish. I do with where i live and the business and the business im in. So actually theres an economic advantage some green advantage maybe for some Green Companies field, but not companies in that field, but not for the ordinary benjamin corbyn. Lets let benjamin come in. Is designed to shut down debate. Debate. Okay, i get that. Okay, i get that. And thats exactly because i think kwasi theres a very different between different thing between challenging not zero, as i call it, and being a climate tonight. Benjamin butterworth isnt this your nightmare for this your Worst Nightmare for labour . You saw the people are realising labour means ulez up and down the country. Rayner admitted that much. I mean look, last thursday saw the biggest swing from tory to labour since 1945 and still you would have it believed that it was a bad night for labour. So they didnt say that. So they didnt say that. To be fair. He didnt. He, didnt he didnt he did he just, he just said its coming across the country. Look maybe you should host dan wootton tonight in mongolia or because the or beijing, because thats the level that level of air pollution that youre effectively advocating for. If you dont for. If you dont, if you dont care about any these care about any of these policies, you know, the is policies, you know, the truth is that about being that you talk about people being affected by the cost. First of all, very few people will be affected. And secondly, affected by this. And secondly, the to replace your car the scheme to replace your car to make it more affordable is not enough. And thats the governments fault. But the issue with no, no. But the issue with that with the oxbridge thing is that with the oxbridge thing is that sadiq. I know sadiq well, he didnt listen. He was he didnt listen. He, he was just to going drive and it just to going drive this and it was kwasi hes right. His was his kwasi hes right. His way is right. He didnt listen to anybody. My borough, lots of to anybody. My borough, lots of other boroughs are now trying to take him to court the ulez take him to court on the ulez there consultation on. He there was no consultation on. He just rammed it down peoples throats and people of throats and the people of uxbndge throats and the people of uxbridge the sense hes uxbridge had the sense hes going a thorn the side going to be a thorn in the side of isnt he, benjamin . Of starmer, isnt he, benjamin . Actually sadiq is hes actually sadiq khan is slippery. Starmers worst slippery. Starmers Worst Nightmare because starmer wants to make out as if hes a middle of the road moderate. But actually, we know the future direction. When you look at khan and what hes done in london, well, keir starmer is effectively sadiq effectively criticised sadiq khan, you can khan, so i dont think you can say hes being moderate say that hes not being moderate on hes, hes as good on it because hes, hes as good as come out against sadiq khans policy on this one. But look, know, fact but look, you know, the fact is the poorest people is that its the poorest people that affected by that are affected by air pollution. Only a couple pollution. It was only a couple of ago that we a child of years ago that we had a child that was found to have died as a consequence londons polluted consequence of londons polluted air. And i dont think its ridiculous that the 8 or ridiculous to say that the 8 or 9 Million People who live here should clean air. Should have clean air. Youll khan incorrectly youll find khan incorrectly said and hundreds youll find khan incorrectly sa londoners and hundreds youll find khan incorrectly sa londoners died and hundreds of londoners died of air pollution, which was proven to be. He did manage to pull some proven to thin air