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New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late...
Wednesday 9 September 2026 · 23:00 BST · 1h · 5 stories · 15 annotated moments · 35 of 60 min on news stories (58%)
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The broadcast began with reports that one of PC Andrew Harper's killers, Albert Bowers, is a convicted sex offender, raising questions about his eligibility for early release and what Prime Minister Andy Burnham knew. It also covered Burnham's statement at PMQs that national security cannot come at the expense of social security, which drew criticism and was dubbed "The Welfare Party" by the Daily Mail.
The programme then discussed a Daily Telegraph report that Labour plans to give mayors unlimited powers to tax tourists, potentially affecting hospitality. It also reported that the King has spoken to Prince Harry since his return, contradicting earlier claims, and that police are widening an investigation into alleged illegal foreign donations to Reform UK, with Nigel Farage facing a potential interview.
The news headlines included the transport secretary saying the air traffic control problems were not unavoidable, with an independent review ordered after 330,000 passengers were affected. The UK defended its ban on imports from Israeli settlements, while Andrew and Tristan Tate lost a bid for release from a Florida jail as they face extradition to the UK. Finally, PC Matthew Blades, killed in the A66 crash, was laid to rest.
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Claim Labour plans mayoral powers for tourist taxes on hotels
Mayors will be able to impose uncapped tourist taxes, unlike in Wales.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 16:37-16:45
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Claim Labour plans mayoral powers for tourist taxes on hotels
Edinburgh already has a 5% tourist tax on room cost.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 19:15-19:23
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Claim Labour plans mayoral powers for tourist taxes on hotels
Mayors will be able to impose uncapped tourist taxes, unlike in Wales.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 20:02-20:09
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Charged quote Burnham's ratings climb but PMQs security and welfare remark draws criticism
national security can't come at the expense of social security. I mean, it's kind of all linked this, isn't it, in terms of tax and everything. So this is Andy Burnham's staggering admission in the House of Commons today. Kevin Badenoch has now branded him the Labour, the welfare party. He said it was an extraordinary thing for him to have said.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 27:29-27:33
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Claim Burnham's ratings climb but PMQs security and welfare remark draws criticism
Kemi Badenoch branded Burnham the 'welfare party'.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 27:33-27:38
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Contested quote Burnham's ratings climb but PMQs security and welfare remark draws criticism
and that's the reason why he appointed Healey as this particular Chancellor because of his stance and his attitude. So I think this is just Kemi making mischief and the Daily Mail making mischief and the Telegraph making mischief because I honestly believe that he will find a way of cutting welfare.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 28:07-28:11
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Claim Burnham's ratings climb but PMQs security and welfare remark draws criticism
Burnham said at PMQs that national security cannot come at the expense of social security.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 29:21-29:27
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Claim Burnham's ratings climb but PMQs security and welfare remark draws criticism
Burnham said at PMQs that national security cannot come at the expense of social security.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 29:21-29:27
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Charged quote Burnham's ratings climb but PMQs security and welfare remark draws criticism
The Chancellor quit as the defence secretary over here. If that is true, then surely we need to cut welfare to fund it. Absolutely. It's all well and good to have ADHD, but if you're dead, you're dead. This is a massive misspoke. They're going to be quoting this forever. This is absolutely ridiculous. First of all, social security has to come down.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 30:14-30:17
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Claim Burnham's ratings climb but PMQs security and welfare remark draws criticism
The welfare bill is projected to rise from 330 billion to 407 billion in the next five years.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 30:26-30:32
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Contested quote Sky News investigation reveals infighting in Durham Reform council
I don't mind having rules about what political parties can do and where they get their money from, but they need to be unambiguous, and our present rules are not unambiguous. They are colossally vague. I spoke to Graham Wetton, who's a former Met detective, earlier. There was something quite humorous in a way that emerged out of it, which is the entrapment.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 40:39-40:41
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Contested quote Sky News investigation reveals infighting in Durham Reform council
But also, let's look into this Centre for Climate Reporting, the investigative group founded by journalists. Who's funding them as well? I mean, how are they impacting our democracy? They don't sound like particularly wonderful individuals. There is also a thing that seems to be happening. Look, in my understanding it seems to be happening a bit more,
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 41:53-41:56
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- 49:38 Story begins Geoffrey Hinton warns AI could kill all humans
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Contested quote Geoffrey Hinton warns AI could kill all humans
Providing honest advice tailored to your space and budget, with options of supply only or full installation. Visit our Aqua Flames Daventry showroom to explore our range of fireplaces and hot tubs. Okay, get ready to die. Not my words, the words of an AI founder. Yes, that's right. So apparently, it's on the front of tomorrow's Daily Telegraph as well.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 49:38-49:46
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Claim Geoffrey Hinton warns AI could kill all humans
Jacob Coxon left Anthropic and said that people building AI believe it could kill everyone by the end of the decade.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 50:01-50:10
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Claim Geoffrey Hinton warns AI could kill all humans
AI companies are racing to develop AI without safety protocols.
GB News, New: Patrick Christys Tonight Late..., 9 September 2026, 50:22-50:31
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