Farage | Thursday 11th May

Nigel Farage doesn’t hold back in his GB News prime-time show. Hear his views and give your own in an action-packed hour of discussion and debate. Join Nigel as he takes on the big stories other media don't want to touch.

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[danielmoroff]

BUT you've got to get through the whole hour to get to the juicy part!

[MtbAddict]

Tell all your friends and family about GBnews! Would be nice to see it reach 1 million subscribers.

[juliaharbey]

I love GB news but the advertising of it is so monotonous. I usually switch off because of the repetitiveness

[TimetrailsInBrittany]

there were no deals done between Labour and the Lib Dems in Bournemouth. If the two parties actually COULD talk to each other the Tories really would be in trouble in Bournemouth

[kitcat]

In the WEF’s vision, “the government voice would be one among many, without always being the final arbiter.”

[rickclive]

I wonder does Nigel ever think how People like me has been building a family in Europe in three European countries now we are banned from visiting our families for mor than three months. Thanks to Brexit we are suffering so bad😢

[matshanssen]

Did he say " massive succes"?

[DavesGarden]

PM Sunak once again does another U turn on the EU laws he was supposed to be dropping, PS vote for Nigel for the awards

[garysmith]

Last day to vote for the television awards.

[anthonymellor]

Cynical Theories" by James Lindsay critiques the influence of postmodern thought on social justice movements and academia. The authors argue that "applied postmodernism" promotes a cynical view of society, prioritizes subjective experiences over objective truths, and fosters division through concepts like intersectionality. They warn that dogmatic ideologies are stifling intellectual diversity and threaten academic rigor. They conclude by advocating for Enlightenment principles like empiricism and reason. Some may find the book oversimplified, but it does spark important conversations about our contemporary societal dynamics.

[susie]

Not that I’m a con supporter. Nigel, how can it be that Rishi is to blame on the brexit rules being removed, the House of Lords are the ones who didn’t vote it through. It’s incredibly unfair that people are tainted with lies, just adds more poison to the political scene.

[alasdairmcgregor]

GBbbbNews: about as much use as halitosis at a kissing competition. Keep up the good work chaps, until the funding runs out.

[michaelogrady]

Strange that in a Pro Brexit electoral area Farages Reform did not put up candidates, nor apparently did any Liberal Democrat councillars who had a successful election were interviewed, suspect this audience is carefully picked

[jamesjoyner]

Who listen's to this Sh""

[myfanwywalsh]

I love the GBN dont listen anymore to the news on ITV BBC or Sky i find the interviewer to woke or to left wing for me,