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'We've got to have some more muscular governing in the United Kingdom in order for this country to get off of its backside and become the great country we once were.'

Ben Habib says Britain must cut benefits to make it clear people can't be a 'burden on the state'.

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'Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves have torched their brand of politics in nine months, I've never seen a political party do that.'

Founder of Novara Media, Aaron Bastani, examines the winners and losers from Rachel Reeves' spring statement on GB News.

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'Are you happy supporting a government that destroys jobs?'

Barry Gardiner MP is challenged by a father whose two children have lost work since Labour came to power.

He admits the impact hasn’t been felt yet—but insists growth is coming and job creation will follow.

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'Common sense has finally prevailed!'

Sharron Davies tells Michelle Dewberry she’s 'delighted' World Athletics will reintroduce sex testing:

'It’s a 10-second cheek swab. We’re protecting 50% of the population — our girls and women.'

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'Boycotting businesses is legitimate in a democracy — but violence and property damage? That’s where it crosses the line.'

Labour MP Graham Stringer reflects on political boycotts, cancel culture, and how extremism — on both left and right — threatens democracy.

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‘It’s an embarrassment that Britain’s aviation industry can be brought to a grinding halt by one substation going down!’

Former MP Sir Jake Berry on the closure of Heathrow and whether it shows a failure of disaster management.

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‘Instead of dealing with the issue, they’re taking homes from people who are paying!’

Former Editor of The Sun Kelvin MacKenzie on calls from a Labour council to allow the state to seize people's property if left unoccupied for six months.

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Warning: Distressing content

Tina Nash had her eyes gouged out by her ex-partner. Now, he’s in an open prison—potentially free to walk the streets.

Terrified for her safety, she’s fighting to stop his release. Tina shares her harrowing story with Michelle Dewberry.

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