Jacob Rees-Mogg has hit ouut at the “utterly feeble” government for not standing up to the United Nations after they voted for the UK to give up trillions of pounds in reparations for the transatlantic slave trade.

Speaking on State Of The Nation, the GB News host explained why Britain should not agree to pay, saying: “Not only should we not pay reparations, but we should be paying be paid for the work that we did to make the world a more secure and a better one.”

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President Donald Trump has sparked fresh debate over Britain’s economic future after describing the UK as “a bankrupt country” and urging the government to expand North Sea oil and gas production. His remarks have reignited arguments over economic growth, energy policy and whether the UK’s current approach is putting long-term prosperity at risk.

Former Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg reacts to Trump’s comments, warning that Britain faces a stark choice between becoming a wealthy nation or sliding towards economic decline. He argues that the government’s policies are anti-growth, claiming they will leave the country “cold and poor,” while insisting that increasing domestic energy production is essential to boosting the economy. Rees-Mogg also echoes Trump’s call to “drill, baby, drill” as part of his vision for Britain’s future.

The programme also features former Labour MP Stephen Pound, who strongly rejects Trump’s intervention, insisting the US president has no business telling Britain how to run its economy or energy policy.

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‘When 60,000 people crash through your border, it is not alarmist to say that is a problem.’

Border control expert Henry Bolton, weighs in on the scenes coming out of Ceuta.

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Morgan McSweeney reveals that Mandelson was not someone who had defended Jeffery Epstein and he was ‘very apologetic’ for keeping contact with him.

This comes after Morgan McSweeney told Keir Starmer to hire Mr. Mandelson to be the country’s U.S. Ambassador.

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