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New: Farage
Tuesday 22 September 2026 · 19:00 BST · 1h · 4 stories · 15 annotated moments · 37 of 60 min on news stories (62%)
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At the UN General Assembly in New York, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham had his first face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump. Christopher Hope reported that it went well for Burnham, with Trump praising his business skills and the special relationship and saying he did not support the Chagos deal and thought it was terrible; issues including the Falklands and North Sea oil and gas fields remained unclear. The programme also reported that Sarah Davey said patriots were trying to tear the country apart with racism and attacked Nigel Farage in a Liberal Democrat conference speech; two men were arrested over a suspected terrorist plot targeting the Jewish community in the Manchester area and remained in custody during the high holy day period; and Piers Morgan said he would continue suing Earl Spencer over an error in his Diana memoir, with any damages going to the King's Trust.
The main discussion returned to the Burnham-Trump meeting and Chagos, with Trump saying the deal to give the islands to Mauritius was terrible and strategically important, and citing the use of B-2 bombers. The Mauritian prime minister, Navin Ramgoolam, said Burnham had reiterated his commitment to work with the US towards ratifying the Chagos treaty. It was also reported that 104 Chagossians had landed at Manchester airport after leaving Mauritius claiming persecution; 12 were held because they did not have British Chagossian passports, and interim first minister Miss Lee Mandarin described discrimination and criticised the Labour government and Border Force, while the panel discussed their treatment and right to a homeland.
Jim Ratcliffe announced that three plants in Hull would cease production, with 4,000 jobs being mothballed, after Bridget Phillipson had criticised him as a tax exile. A discussion with Andy Mayer of the IEA said UK industrial gas prices were 8.3 times those in the US, and at one point last week 12 times higher, with 25 heavy chemical plants closing in five years and output falling sharply; net zero, energy prices and North Sea resources were cited. Later, the programme discussed a near 30% rise in ADHD prescriptions in a year, with clinical psychologist and NHS England advisor Professor Peter Fonagy saying there had been a genuine rise in mental health problems among 16-year-olds and that they were the first generation not to expect a better life than their parents; the panel debated resilience, overdiagnosis and benefits.
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Claim Andy Burnham makes first UN address as Prime Minister
Andy Burnham will meet Donald Trump on the Tuesday of next week's UN General Assembly summit.
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 5:11-5:24
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Claim Andy Burnham makes first UN address as Prime Minister
Trump warned Iran that it must make a deal or face annihilation.
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 5:39-5:47
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Charged quote Andy Burnham makes first UN address as Prime Minister
see Donald Trump together with Andy Burnham when Trump talks about a subject that I knew would come up at this meeting and I predicted what would happen but clearly Andy Burnham just doesn't want to know. Andy Burnham is hell-bent on paying to give away the Chagos Islands and I said last week on this programme if the Prime Minister wants to get off to a good start give something on Chagos
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 6:38-6:45
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Claim Andy Burnham makes first UN address as Prime Minister
Trump criticised the Chagos deal.
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Claim Andy Burnham makes first UN address as Prime Minister
Trump criticised the Chagos deal.
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 7:04-7:16
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Claim Andy Burnham makes first UN address as Prime Minister
Trump criticised the Chagos deal.
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 7:04-7:16
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Contested quote Andy Burnham makes first UN address as Prime Minister
that and you know Christopher Hope our political correspondent over there in America saying it all went well well it could have gone worse all I would say is I felt right throughout that Andy Burnham looked deeply deeply uncomfortable as if he didn't really want to be there but give me your thoughts at home how did it look to you tweet hashtag Farage on GB News or email Farage at gbnews.com
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 7:45-7:53
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Contested quote Trump criticises UK Chagos deal and Diego Garcia control
flying for a short period of time they don't fly for a long period of time it's amazing how strategic it is and i think the prime minister is going to be looking at it yeah so you know the arguments that we're paying to give away what is ours if inflation runs at three percent over the next 99 years that'll be over 50 billion pounds
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 24:40-24:47
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Charged quote Trump criticises UK Chagos deal and Diego Garcia control
if inflation runs at three percent over the next 99 years that'll be over 50 billion pounds imagine that paying to give away what you already own there is no legal imperative to do it just an advisory judgment from a court in the un full of people who are our direct enemies the americans for them diego garcia is their most important strategic base in the world if
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 24:59-25:07
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Contested quote Trump criticises UK Chagos deal and Diego Garcia control
just an advisory judgment from a court in the un full of people who are our direct enemies the americans for them diego garcia is their most important strategic base in the world if you give it to Mauritius you might as well just give it to china quite frankly we know all these arguments but the one argument that i've tried to make on this program i've tried
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 25:13-25:18
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Charged quote Trump criticises UK Chagos deal and Diego Garcia control
all these arguments but the one argument that i've tried to make on this program i've tried to do it in parliament too and nobody else seems to give a damn about is the argument about the chagossian people themselves who were so brutally expelled from their homelands and yet almost six decades on the dream is still there well today an extraordinary circumstance
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 25:29-25:35
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Charged quote INEOS mothballs three Hull chemical sites over gas prices
which is an incredibly important part of our economy i think that shows the direction that this government wishes to go in to recognize the contribution that people make and to make sure that they are awarded for doing so oh well done Bridget Phillipson that's marvelous well done you must be delighted because today Jim Ratcliffe has announced that three plants in
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 39:42-39:49
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Contested quote INEOS mothballs three Hull chemical sites over gas prices
well done you must be delighted because today Jim Ratcliffe has announced that three plants in hull will cease production with 4 000 jobs being mothball well done that's it very good you just abuse the biggest investors in this country brilliant and why is he doing it well let's have a look at this graphic have a look at this graphic this tells you the insanity of
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 40:00-40:05
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Contested quote INEOS mothballs three Hull chemical sites over gas prices
Andy Mayer from the IEA i mean we're literally yes of course he's moved to monaco it was the change of non-dom status and all around higher taxes but let's just talk industry this is a catastrophe yeah and this is a catastrophe that's been building over the last five years where 25 plants in the heavy chemical sector have closed in that period the value of
GB News, New: Farage, 22 September 2026, 40:36-40:41
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Charged quote INEOS mothballs three Hull chemical sites over gas prices
does come through the Strait of Hormuz and it's the government the tory government not ronald's government the previous or previous one was a closing down storage facilities and i think jim ratcliffe has got a nerve frankly because he wants the eu to support and help him when he was a great campaigner for brexit whether we had gas reserves or not the question here is
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