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New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late...
Tuesday 1 September 2026 · 23:00 BST · 1h · 3 stories · 9 annotated moments · 43 of 60 min on news stories (72%)
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Andy Burnham, in his first Commons statement as prime minister, blamed Margaret Thatcher and Brexit for Britain's recent economic problems, saying the country had taken wrong turns since the 1980s and that devolution of power was needed to kickstart growth. His remarks drew a response from Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, who said he was living in the past. Separately, Keir Starmer announced he would stand down as MP for Holborn and St Pancras, triggering a by-election, and the prime minister expressed solidarity with Germany after Berlin blamed Russia for an attempted drone attack on Leipzig Halle Airport. Jurors in the Massachusetts murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, who admits killing her three children but denies murder by reason of postpartum psychosis, remained deadlocked and were told to continue deliberating.
Coverage of the day's political news also focused on market reaction to Burnham's statement, with borrowing costs soaring to their highest in decades and the prime minister facing a £14 billion budget shortfall, while reports suggested major welfare reforms would be pushed back to 2027. The programme also noted Nigel Farage's return to the House of Commons, where he told GB News he still expected a spring general election next year. Other stories discussed included a record 630 arrests at the Notting Hill Carnival, a video of Sadiq Khan using informal language during the event, and the rebranding of Timothy Taylor's cask ale logos, which drew criticism on the panel.
- 0:21 Story begins PM hosts Macron for Downing Street talks
- 8:06
Charged quote PM hosts Macron for Downing Street talks
That's what I think of that. And I think that's the most masculine feeling I have done ever. Thatcher and Brexit, so none of the decisions since 2024 are to blame for our problems. This is just the gaslighting. Do you know what? That is what I'm most sick of, this government, and of what is happening in our politics today.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 8:06-8:16
- 8:22
Charged quote PM hosts Macron for Downing Street talks
This is just the gaslighting. Do you know what? That is what I'm most sick of, this government, and of what is happening in our politics today. It's the outright blatant lies. If it wasn't the Notting Hill Carnival telling us what a wonderful success it was, 600 arrests were, it's the fact that we have Andy Burnham
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 8:22-8:25
- 8:32
Charged quote PM hosts Macron for Downing Street talks
If it wasn't the Notting Hill Carnival telling us what a wonderful success it was, 600 arrests were, it's the fact that we have Andy Burnham blaming a Prime Minister that's not been in office since 1990 for the problems. His party has created growth, has been on the floor since Labour took office. So how can you possibly blame Thatcher when the average growth under Margaret Thatcher
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 8:32-8:38
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- 42:23
- 42:27
Charged quote Record arrests at Notting Hill Carnival include handgun and death
It isn't only the front pages, but I know that we're desperate to talk about. Now, Notting Hill Carnival. So, yes, 630 arrests. It's a record. Well done, everyone. Well done. Well done, Ralph. Yeah, my brother. My brother. My brethren. And just before anyone closes up and thinks we're being really racist here,
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 42:27-42:30
- 44:26
Charged quote Record arrests at Notting Hill Carnival include handgun and death
Brother. Wagwa. All of this stuff. Why is he saying all of this? Why is he just being such an annoying. And why. Why are we getting these Guardian articles saying what a success it all was. When there was a record number of arrests. There was a person that died sadly. Tragically. That was. A gun that was.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 44:26-44:30
- 44:59
Charged quote Record arrests at Notting Hill Carnival include handgun and death
But he made a positive contribution to the NHS. You know. Karen Matthews. Exactly. Karen Matthews. Positive. Positive on childcare. You know. It's ridiculous. You'd say that's all terrible. Because it's all terrible. How is that not terrible? In fairness. I think the canal was a separate matter. OK. I believe that he just happened.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 44:59-45:00
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- 53:06
Claim Timothy Taylor's Landlord rebrand draws criticism over new hipster logo
The rebrand was reported to be aimed at a younger demographic, such as Generation Z or hipster consumers.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 53:06-53:09
- 53:12
Claim Timothy Taylor's Landlord rebrand draws criticism over new hipster logo
The rebrand was reported to be aimed at a younger demographic, such as Generation Z or hipster consumers.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 53:12-53:16
- 53:24
Claim Timothy Taylor's Landlord rebrand draws criticism over new hipster logo
The new branding may deter existing drinkers without attracting new ones.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 1 September 2026, 53:24-53:27
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