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The broadcast began with the story of Nigel Farage reporting Green Party leader Zak Polanski to the police over a social media post featuring a guillotine image and the words 'we're only making plans for Nigel'. The Metropolitan Police are conducting inquiries. A Green Party spokesman said Polanski unshared the post and does not support the message. The panel discussed free speech, incitement, and the context of political violence, referencing the recent murder of Ann Widdecombe.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced plans to introduce new technical education pathways for 14-year-olds, arguing that the current system has let down a generation. He stated that Britain should value the hard hat every bit as much as the graduation cap, aiming to tackle youth unemployment and cut the benefits bill. The broadcast also covered concerns about a potential 10% levy on all inheritances to fund social care, with the national debt exceeding £2 trillion.

In France, President Emmanuel Macron visited wildfire-hit areas as a 40-degree heatwave continued, with 360,000 people forced to flee their homes across France and Spain. Additionally, the lorry transporting the Bayeux tapestry was screened for illegal migrants when it entered the UK from France.

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Story begins Reform UK reports Green Party leader Zak Polanski to police over guillotine post
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Claim Reform UK reports Green Party leader Zak Polanski to police over guillotine post

Reform UK reported Green Party leader Zak Polanski to the police, accusing him of incitement to murder.

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 0:37-0:51
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Claim Reform UK reports Green Party leader Zak Polanski to police over guillotine post

Reform UK reported Green Party leader Zak Polanski to the police, accusing him of incitement to murder.

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 0:37-0:46
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Charged quote Reform UK reports Green Party leader Zak Polanski to police over guillotine post

in a social media post that included a man wearing a t-shirt with the words, we're only making plans for Nigel and a picture of a guillotine on it. So, that might be a little bit fascist. Also, education, education and education. Debt, debt, debt. Andy Burnham is set to undo all of Tony Blair's work in trying

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 0:46-0:56
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Charged quote Reform UK reports Green Party leader Zak Polanski to police over guillotine post

and connections with local employers. The Met Police are conducting inquiries after Nigel Farage accused Zak Polanski of incitement to murder over a social media post. The Green Party leader shared a post to his Instagram, which included a photo of a man wearing a top depicting a guillotine, with the words,

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 3:25-3:36
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Claim Reform UK reports Green Party leader Zak Polanski to police over guillotine post

The Metropolitan Police is making inquiries into the report.

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 3:25-3:36
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Charged quote Reform UK reports Green Party leader Zak Polanski to police over guillotine post

to murder over a social media post. The Green Party leader shared a post to his Instagram, which included a photo of a man wearing a top depicting a guillotine, with the words, we're only making plans for Nigel. Mr Farage said Zach Polanski should be arrested. Since then, a Green Party spokesman said after attending a public event, Zach accepted a request

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 3:41-3:47
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Charged quote Reform UK reports Green Party leader Zak Polanski to police over guillotine post

then, a Green Party spokesman said after attending a public event, Zach accepted a request to collaborate on a post with several images. Once this image was brought to his attention, he immediately unshared the post. He unequivocally does not support this type of dangerous message. French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting wildfire-hit areas in France today after holding

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 3:58-4:06
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Story begins PM returns from break with renewed cost of living focus
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Contested quote PM returns from break with renewed cost of living focus

and concerns that students are being saddled with a lifetime of debt. Yeah, I mean, look, broadly speaking, I'm with you for this. Completely, I mean, I think it's a great idea. You know, I mean, I'm going to have to remember when people like me from very working-class communities, you know, it was amazing to get a place in university

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 27:10-27:12
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Charged quote PM returns from break with renewed cost of living focus

or all of this stuff. I mean, there's some shockers out there, you know, complete shockers, waste of time. Certainly for the amount of money that you pay in a lifetime of debt, you're never gonna pay it back. All of that. And so this is, I think, a step in the right direction. It is also, I would argue, like a kind of Labour policy.

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 28:30-28:35
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Charged quote PM returns from break with renewed cost of living focus

It is also, I would argue, like a kind of Labour policy. Yeah, but this is the thing, it's a sort of 1970s Labour policy. This is Andy Burnham trying to roll the clock back to 1971 where we can all be horny-handed sons of the soil making nuts and bolts with our hammers and sickles. Now, this is a nonsense.

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 28:48-28:52
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Charged quote PM returns from break with renewed cost of living focus

This is Andy Burnham trying to roll the clock back to 1971 where we can all be horny-handed sons of the soil making nuts and bolts with our hammers and sickles. Now, this is a nonsense. 81% of British GDP is generated by the service economy. To keep that service economy going, you need to have lots of mediocre people

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 28:57-28:58
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Story begins Bayeux tapestry lorry screened for illegal migrants at border
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Charged quote Bayeux tapestry lorry screened for illegal migrants at border

when people actually stood up and fought for the territory, for the land that they were on, which is an interesting concept instead of just welcoming anybody in from anywhere onto the land and saying it's theirs and saying you personally have no claim to that land whatsoever. I don't know, it's quite an interesting time in history.

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 52:21-52:26
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Charged quote Bayeux tapestry lorry screened for illegal migrants at border

Well, yes, so it's tapestry depicting, oh, sorry, an embroidery, depicting a different kind of invasion that had to be protected from another invasion. Yeah, which is racist. I'm just wondering if they got a tip-off or something. Can you imagine if you opened the van and there was 20 migrants from, as you suggested before, South Sudan,

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 52:39-52:41
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Charged quote Bayeux tapestry lorry screened for illegal migrants at border

and they've all wrapped themselves in it because there's a bit cold in the van. It would kind of be a problem, wouldn't it? Well, it would be a massive problem, but Benjamin, presumably you'd be in favour of that because it must have been a bit chilly in the back of that. No. Could have been a refrigerated lorry.

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 52:53-52:58
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Charged quote Bayeux tapestry lorry screened for illegal migrants at border

Coming in in the lorries was a massive problem, equivalent of the ones today, and Labour changed the rules so that these trucks were all screened. Still is. So thank you, Jacqui Smith, for screening the Bayeux embroidery. Oh, that's how we finished. A big thank you to Jacqui Smith. Okay, all right. Let's go over now to The Late Show Live,

GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 28 July 2026, 53:11-53:14
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