'Your chancellor is about to raise taxes on everybody I have just mentioned, in order to continue to fund a foodbank for the world.'

Reform UK Head of Policy Zia Yusuf and Labour MP Samantha Niblett clash over the Government's welfare spending on foreign nationals.

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'There are two Britons under Labour, those who work and those who dont.'

Reform UK Councillor Laila Cunningham clashes with former Labour Minister Bill Rammell over her claims the country cannot survive until the next general election under Labour.

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'We could leave the ECHR and we could deport the 11,000 foreign criminals that we have in our prison cells, which are costing the people who are watching this show £600million every year!'

Matt Goodwin weighs in on the prison crisis in the UK.

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‘You are boasting about deporting 41 people, it is embarrassing.’

‘I am talking about a pilot scheme!’

Head of Policy for Reform UK Zia Yusuf and Labour MP Barry Gardiner clash over Labour’s ‘one-in one-out’ deportation scheme.

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‘How is the BBC getting away with it?’

Kelvin Mackenzie believes the judgment of a BBC journalist breaking ‘impartiality’ rules is a ‘disgraceful decision’, after BBC News Presenter Martine Croxall altered a script from ‘pregnant people’ to women.

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'You think the EU would risk all their security because we leave the ECHR?'

Laila Cunningham blasts warnings from Lord Wolfson and Barry Gardiner over quitting the European Court of Human Rights, accusing them of scaremongering and ignoring the real threat of illegal migration.

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'He's blaming everybody who voted for Brexit on these boats.'

'That's not what he's saying!'

Laila Cunningham and Paul Richards clash over Keir Starmer blaming Brexit on the small boats crisis.

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Rathbones research claims young couples will need £3m to retire comfortably.

Alex Deane and Toby Bewick say that figure is fantasy, and the real problem is Gen Z being locked out of property ownership.

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'If you're not going to answer, then why am I here?!'

Matthew Stadlen fumes as Zia Yusuf refuses to say whether he would allow Tommy Robinson to join Reform UK.

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A fierce clash erupted on GB News over the Government's proposed digital identification system, with presenter Michelle Dewberry and commentator Scarlett Mccgwire taking opposing stances on the controversial scheme.

The debate followed Sir Keir Starmer's expected announcement of the "Brit-card" initiative, designed to address unauthorised employment and reduce Britain's appeal to those working illegally.

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