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GB News — Patrick Christys Tonight Late...
Saturday 18 July 2026 · 05:00 BST · 1h · 3 stories · 15 annotated moments · 49 of 60 min on news stories (82%)
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Andy Burnham has been confirmed as the new leader of the Labour Party and is set to enter Downing Street in three days. At a special conference in London, he promised a government focused on growth in every postcode, returning power to communities, and creating a new Downing Street team in Manchester known as Number 10 North. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said he fears the government will lurch further to the left, while Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey said his door is open if Mr Burnham wants to deliver real change.
The mother of Henry Novak's killer has been sentenced to three years in prison for removing a knife from the scene of the crime. Legendary cricketer Sir Gary Sobers has died aged 89. The United States has defended the right of Argentina's footballers to lay claim to the Falkland Islands after their World Cup semi-final victory over England, with Argentine President Javier Milei mocking Britain's reaction. Angela Rayner is reportedly being lined up to serve as Andy Burnham's Health Secretary, and an Albanian burglar who has been deported twice has posted an Instagram video of himself feeding cash to his dog while fighting deportation.
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Charged quote PM meets Scottish first minister, rules out independence referendum
That's my mission as your new leader, to bring back hope. Reacting to Mr Burnham's speech, the leader of Reform UK Nigel Farage says he fears the government will lurch even further to the left. I really question all this vacuous talk about devolution for its own sake, about power. He dares to talk about power being given away.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 5:02-5:09
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Charged quote PM meets Scottish first minister, rules out independence referendum
I can't see the debt crisis being sold. I can't see the economy turning around. I suspect he's going to have a very short honeymoon. Also reacting to the future Prime Minister's speech, Lib Dem leader Ed Davey says if Mr Burnham wants to deliver real change, his door is always open. Well, we hope that the new Prime Minister meets the changes that we need in our country.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 5:30-5:33
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Contested quote PM meets Scottish first minister, rules out independence referendum
The Sun, the Burn Supremacy. Nice. See what they did there. Burn Supremacy, Burn Supremacy. You got it. I didn't need to explain that. Anyway, new PM seizes number 10 with no mandate. Also, Jeremy Clarkson's got a column, so here it is. We should ignore the RG foolishness and gather round as one, hoping and praying with all our hearts that they get absolutely smashed by Spain.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 8:19-8:23
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Contested quote PM meets Scottish first minister, rules out independence referendum
It's not a trifecta, is it? Anyway, three pictures there of Andy cutting some shapes. That's the one, Barry Gardiner, thank you very much. The Daily Mail, Burnham to drag us back to the 1970s, the Irish weekend. Britain's new PM, Andy Burnham promises hope but stays quiet on everything else. Right, OK, fine.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 9:32-9:37
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Charged quote PM meets Scottish first minister, rules out independence referendum
And I think that Andy Burnham thinks that they weren't left wing enough so he's going to go further left to try and solve the problem and that is why I think that it's Labour's last chance but the country has lost its last chance because I think we are going to be absolutely up the proverbial creek. So, Barry, look, there have been a couple of indications at the doors.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 10:31-10:33
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Charged quote PM meets Scottish first minister, rules out independence referendum
so he's going to go further left to try and solve the problem and that is why I think that it's Labour's last chance but the country has lost its last chance because I think we are going to be absolutely up the proverbial creek. So, Barry, look, there have been a couple of indications at the doors. I mean, Angela Rayner potentially is Health Secretary.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 10:33-10:36
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Charged quote PM meets Scottish first minister, rules out independence referendum
We also see this guy who used to work for Hope Not Hate who's now going to be apparently the head of policy. His previous tweets are doing the rounds now and it's called Nigel Farage, a racist piece of ass. I hope Not Hate is an organisation that has faced criticism in the past as well for kind of almost celebrating the idea
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 11:01-11:05
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Charged quote US backs Argentina's Falklands banner at World Cup, UK row
And in terms of the ability, the opportunity to be able to make those statements, they have the ability to do that in the United States of America. The thing is, I would take that more seriously from a bloke who didn't call the goalhole. Or something like that, these Americans. You know what I mean?
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 28:09-28:15
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Charged quote US backs Argentina's Falklands banner at World Cup, UK row
Or something like that, these Americans. You know what I mean? Oh, it's a P.K. ref. Penalty kick, mate. They don't have a clue what they're on about, do they? And it's four quarters as well. Those hydration breaks which are basically just advert breaks so that they can split up the game for four quarters.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 28:21-28:23
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Charged quote US backs Argentina's Falklands banner at World Cup, UK row
Yeah, also Argentina should have had a couple of red cards. Anyway, Argentine politicians stoked tensions around the decades-long row over the Falklands. It's not a row, we won, we literally, it's like, right, the Germans said, oh, we're still, do you remember that row over Europe? No, we fought a war over it, right?
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 28:52-28:59
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Charged quote US backs Argentina's Falklands banner at World Cup, UK row
oh, here we go, what the heck is that? Mononeural teenager, what's that? I imagine that someone's Google translated that, haven't they? Mononeuronal teenager. We, though, through the diplomatic route are getting closer every day to the recovery of the Malvinas Islands. Georgias del Sur and the South Sandwich Islands
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 29:23-29:26
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Charged quote US backs Argentina's Falklands banner at World Cup, UK row
on Argentina having some form of leverage over those islands. Is he just talking through his backside, do you think? It wouldn't be the first time. It wouldn't? It wouldn't? Look, you're right, Argentina won a football match, we won a war. Do dar, do dar. End of story. I actually thought, what's his name, Clarkson. Yes, yes, the Sun's front page, yes.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 30:06-30:12
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Charged quote US backs Argentina's Falklands banner at World Cup, UK row
for me to be saying that Clarkson's got something absolutely right. But, great, he was absolutely right. We should ignore the RG foolishness and gather round as one hoping and praying with all our hearts that they get absolutely smashed by Spain tomorrow. But, you know. Sorry, sorry, don't stop that.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 30:33-30:38
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Charged quote US backs Argentina's Falklands banner at World Cup, UK row
It doesn't list one fixed punishment. It says the sanction depends on who commits the offence and which rules are breached. In other words, they can do what they bloody well like. That is the sheer level of corruption, isn't it? It's terrible. It's in black and white, which is a lie. If we don't like you, we'll ban you.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 31:38-31:40
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Charged quote US backs Argentina's Falklands banner at World Cup, UK row
It says the sanction depends on who commits the offence and which rules are breached. In other words, they can do what they bloody well like. That is the sheer level of corruption, isn't it? It's terrible. It's in black and white, which is a lie. If we don't like you, we'll ban you. But if we do like you, which we do, then you're all right, crack on. Exactly.
GB News, Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 18 July 2026, 31:41-31:43
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