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GB News — New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late...
Wednesday 15 July 2026 · 23:00 BST · 1h · 4 stories · 15 annotated moments · 48 of 60 min on news stories (79%)
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The programme opened with reaction to England's 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, with the host expressing pride in the team and noting controversy over Argentina fans and players displaying a flag reading 'Las Malvinas'. Prince William's tribute to the England team was also reported. The broadcast then covered the resignation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, showing clips of his farewell in Parliament and a standing ovation from Labour MPs, which the host criticised, arguing Starmer had been a poor leader and listing grievances including tax rises, welfare spending, and defence issues.
Further political news included incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham's interview with Gary Lineker, in which Burnham declined to rule out a wealth tax, saying the government might need to ask for 'a little more'. The programme also discussed a Guardian front page story that Nigel Farage told Reform UK backers he would need £1 million a year to cover lost earnings if he stood for Parliament in 2024, and the ongoing questions about a £5 million donation from a crypto billionaire. The host announced he would be broadcasting the following day from Crobra, focusing on the asylum seeker barracks there and its expansion.
- 0:20 Story begins England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
- 0:20
Charged quote England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
McInnes, the spirit of opportunity. Well welcome along to Patrick Christys tonight late edition. Look it's heartbreak for England as they crash out of the World Cup in a 2-1 loss to Argentina but just to tell slightly on this now, we were live on air when it all happened and you know understandably you go through exactly the same emotions
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 0:20-0:30
- 0:20
Claim England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
England lost to Argentina after conceding two late goals.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 0:20-0:34
- 1:19
Charged quote England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
this lone England fan representing the feelings of millions of England fans this evening. We're going to try and pick ourselves up off the floor although this is incredibly annoying controversy now as Argentina fans and players have held up a flag saying Las Malvinas. I just want to say on this, I would much rather have won the war than won the semi-final and you
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 1:19-1:23
- 1:19
Claim England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
Argentina players displayed a banner about the Falkland Islands, which the UK government called inappropriate and which could lead to FIFA disciplinary action for breaching political messaging rules.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 1:19-1:27
- 1:19
Claim England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
Argentina players displayed a banner about the Falkland Islands, which the UK government called inappropriate and which could lead to FIFA disciplinary action for breaching political messaging rules.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 1:19-1:27
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Charged quote England lose World Cup semi-final to Argentina
although this is incredibly annoying controversy now as Argentina fans and players have held up a flag saying Las Malvinas. I just want to say on this, I would much rather have won the war than won the semi-final and you know they don't know what the first one of those things feels like, do they? In other news, Prince William has paid tribute to the England team, gutted
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 1:27-1:35
- 17:37 Story begins Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
- 17:39
Charged quote Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
We are gonna be covering it. We're gonna be talking a bit about this. Goodbye. Well, there we go. He was given a standing invasion today. Goodbye and good riddance, I say. We're gonna discuss whether or not Keir Starmer should have indeed been applauded out of the House of Commons. That's next. This business isn't about building accessible bathrooms
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 17:39-17:41
- 21:53
Contested quote Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
got a nice send off in parliament today. Goodbye. Our Labour MPs, they're giving him a standing ovation in his last ever PMQs. Never before has a man been less deserving of a standing ovation. He's been an awful prime minister, the worst man at the worst moment for Britain. How dare he say this? And after two years, we've stabilised the economy.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 21:53-21:56
- 21:56
Charged quote Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
Our Labour MPs, they're giving him a standing ovation in his last ever PMQs. Never before has a man been less deserving of a standing ovation. He's been an awful prime minister, the worst man at the worst moment for Britain. How dare he say this? And after two years, we've stabilised the economy. We have invested heavily in our public services.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 21:56-22:00
- 22:16
Claim Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
Starmer said he is leaving the country in a better state than he found it.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 22:16-22:20
- 22:32
Charged quote Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
We're paying more tax than ever before. The benefits bill is through the roof. And look at Rachel Reeves here, blubbering away as Starmer says goodbye. I mean, Starmer and Reeves ruined people's lives. Are we supposed to forget that they were content with freezing pensioners, hammering farmers, gleefully ruining the education
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 22:32-22:35
- 22:51
Claim Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
Starmer chaired his final cabinet meeting, received a standing ovation, and was given gifts including a carriage clock.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 22:51-22:54
- 22:54
Charged quote Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
in rural British towns, putting everyone at risk. We could go on and on. And have a look at this as well. Starmer's cabinet gave him a standing ovation today. What a sniffling bunch of weasels. They all wanted him out. Most of them campaigned for Andy Burnham. Most Labour MPs even stood behind Andy Burnham
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 22:54-22:56
- 23:58
Charged quote Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
and his courage shine through. Oh, pass me the sick bucket. For goodness sake. That was like an Oscar-worthy performance. Pour off. Keir Starmer is not a decent man, in my view. He's not, Nina. There is no evidence of it. There is no evidence of it. I have no evidence. I've seen a lot of evidence to suggest
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 23:58-24:01
- 24:09
Contested quote Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
There is no evidence of it. There is no evidence of it. I have no evidence. I've seen a lot of evidence to suggest that he's a cold, unpatriotic robot who's humiliated Britain, been knee-deep in sleaze and cronyism. He's not a cold man. He just cannot express himself and communicate his feelings. He's not autistic, Nina.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 15 July 2026, 24:09-24:12
- 35:08 Story begins Andy Burnham suggests wealth tax may be needed
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