Broadcast Prism — GB News: The Camilla Tominey Show

Broadcast overview

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The bulletin was dominated by the Budget, led by Emma Reynolds denying Labour had broken its manifesto. Reynolds's two running-order entries were listed at 9 minutes 42 seconds and 15 minutes, while the main later interviews took 13 minutes 13 seconds and 9 minutes 55 seconds. The mix was almost entirely domestic politics, centred on tax and welfare, with no sport or business items.

Running order

1:11 Emma Reynolds denies Budget breaches Labour manifesto tax pledges · 9m 42s
Emma Reynolds told Camilla Tominey the Budget did not break Labour's manifesto because it did not raise the headline income tax rate, VAT or employee national insurance.
1:11 Treasury minister denies Budget tax rises on savers and landlords break manifesto · 15m
Reynolds said the 2% extra on property and savings tax bands was not income tax and denied it meant landlords and savers were paying more income tax.
6:23 Labour refuses timetable for £30bn welfare bill reduction · 6m 40s
Reynolds said Labour would legislate next year after Milburn and PIP reviews but gave no timetable to cut a welfare bill projected to rise £30bn by the end of Parliament.
14:35 Badenoch criticises Budget and outlines Conservative tax and welfare plans · 13m 13s
Kemi Badenoch said the Budget would cost £49bn in tax and that the Conservatives had found £70bn of savings, including £36bn from welfare.
21:07 Badenoch rejects EU rejoin and seeks to shut down referendum debate · 6m 20s
Kemi Badenoch said rejoining the EU was not the answer and that she wanted to shut down the referendum debate, adding her life did not revolve around Nigel Farage.
44:37 Jenrick defends Reform UK's £40bn first-year spending cut plan · 9m 55s
Robert Jenrick said Reform UK would find £40bn of savings in the first year and cut welfare by £20bn in year one, rising to £50bn by the end of Parliament.

On air

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1:11

Emma Reynolds, Chief Secretary to the Treasury
14:35

Kemi Badenoch, Conservative Party leader
30:58

Wendy Chamberlain, Liberal Democrat Chief Whip
44:47

Robert Jenrick, Reform UK's Treasury spokesman

1:11
Story begins Emma Reynolds denies Budget breaches Labour manifesto tax pledges
1:11
Story begins Treasury minister denies Budget tax rises on savers and landlords break manifesto
2:03

Claim Treasury minister denies Budget tax rises on savers and landlords break manifesto

Emma Reynolds denied that the Budget broke Labour's manifesto, saying headline income tax, VAT and employee national insurance rates were not raised and that the additional 2% charge on property and savings was not income tax.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 2:03-2:23
2:03

Claim Emma Reynolds denies Budget breaches Labour manifesto tax pledges

Reynolds said the Budget did not breach Labour's manifesto because the manifesto pledged not to raise the income tax rate, VAT or employee national insurance.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 2:03-2:23
2:52

Claim Emma Reynolds denies Budget breaches Labour manifesto tax pledges

Reynolds said employers are companies rather than working people.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 2:52-3:02
3:11

Claim Treasury minister denies Budget tax rises on savers and landlords break manifesto

Emma Reynolds denied that the Budget broke Labour's manifesto, saying headline income tax, VAT and employee national insurance rates were not raised and that the additional 2% charge on property and savings was not income tax.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 3:11-3:27
6:23
Story begins Labour refuses timetable for £30bn welfare bill reduction
6:36

Claim Labour refuses timetable for £30bn welfare bill reduction

Government ministers said they would legislate next year to bring the welfare bill down, with the Chancellor saying the overall benefits bill would fall under Labour.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 6:36-6:42
6:36

Claim Treasury minister denies Budget tax rises on savers and landlords break manifesto

The government planned to legislate next year to bring down the welfare bill, which was projected to rise by £30bn by the end of Parliament.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 6:36-6:42
7:29

Claim Labour refuses timetable for £30bn welfare bill reduction

The welfare bill is rising by £30 billion by the end of this Parliament.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 7:29-7:37
7:55

Claim Labour refuses timetable for £30bn welfare bill reduction

The government said welfare spending must fall but did not set an arbitrary target or timetable.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 7:55-8:01
14:35
Story begins Badenoch criticises Budget and outlines Conservative tax and welfare plans
20:30

Claim Badenoch criticises Budget and outlines Conservative tax and welfare plans

Badenoch defended a £36bn welfare cut and dismissed Reform UK's £50bn figure as arbitrary.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 20:30-20:33
21:05

Claim Badenoch rejects EU rejoin and seeks to shut down referendum debate

Rachel Reeves stated that Britain's future is within the EU.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 21:05-21:10
21:07
Story begins Badenoch rejects EU rejoin and seeks to shut down referendum debate
21:50

Claim Badenoch rejects EU rejoin and seeks to shut down referendum debate

Kemi Badenoch opposed reopening the EU debate, did not want another referendum campaign, and said she would try to stop Andy Burnham from doing so.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 21:50-21:55
32:54

Claim Badenoch rejects EU rejoin and seeks to shut down referendum debate

Wendy Chamberlain said Brexit had damaged the UK economy and that rejoining the EU single market and customs union was the best way to deliver growth.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 32:54-33:03
37:48

Claim Badenoch rejects EU rejoin and seeks to shut down referendum debate

Wendy Chamberlain said Brexit had damaged the UK economy and that rejoining the EU single market and customs union was the best way to deliver growth.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 37:48-37:54
44:37
Story begins Jenrick defends Reform UK's £40bn first-year spending cut plan
49:58

Claim Jenrick defends Reform UK's £40bn first-year spending cut plan

Jenrick set out proposed cuts including 40 billion pounds in year one, rising to 80 billion pounds a year, 68,000 back-office job losses and 50 billion pounds from welfare.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 49:58-50:06
50:09

Claim Jenrick defends Reform UK's £40bn first-year spending cut plan

Jenrick said welfare cuts would reach £50 billion by the end of parliament, with GB News reporting £20 billion in the first year.

GB News, The Camilla Tominey Show, 1 November 2026, 50:09-50:14
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