Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Wigan & Leigh College with former Conservative Party chair, now Reform UK member, Sir Jake Berry; defence analyst and former Conservative MP, Tobias Ellwood; Labour MP and Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons; and journalist and broadcaster Sonia Sodha.
Britain is already subject to war by Russia, imagine if they succeed in Ukraine...
Britain is that nation that steps forwards and leads when it comes to European Security. It is time to be bolder and conclude this war. My comments on @LBCOfficial.
It is time for America to finally stand with Europe, not behind its adversary. Tobias's thoughts on GB News.
Putin is trying to distract and disrupt us from taking our eye off of the ball on supporting Ukraine. I'm pleased to see the response by Britain, but I believe it needs to go further.
Leaving the ECHR is not going to solve our migration problems, let's look at Denmark's model of migration and invest in our soft power to stop migration at source.
Leaving the ECHR is unbritish. We should update it, absolutely. But to think leaving the ECHR will solve all our migration problems is a complete myth, it's no silver bullet.
Reacting to the Huntingdon train attack, Tobias Ellwood joins GB News Live.
"America may have battles in the future and they may want Europe's help. If we're still bogged down with Russia, we won't be there in America's hour of need."
Time to draw the line in Northern Ireland. Let's stop dragging aging veterans into courts only for cases to collapse.
Only with US commitment will the Gaza Peace Plan work.
Let's agree China is an existential threat so spies can be charged. My thoughts on GB News.
Putin's aggression is spilling into Ukraine. NATO's dated defence posture needs upgrading. Let's agree what 'victory' looks like in Ukraine, and compete the mission. These are my reflections from the 2025 Warsaw Security Conference.
This episode of W News presented by Leigh Ann Gerrans, covers the reported phone call that is set to take place between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin to iron out some points of contention to the proposed ceasefire agreement that has been agreed by Ukrainian officials.
Jeremy Kyle is joined by former Defence Select Committee chair Tobias Ellwood, discussing Keir Starmer’s announcement of a rise in defence spending. The Prime Minister announced the extra funding in response to “tyrant” Russian President Vladimir Putin and ongoing uncertainty over the US’s commitment to European security, although
Mike Graham and former Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood discuss Keir Starmer’s 'exclusion' from Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th president of the United States. Tobias emphasises the need for US-UK cooperation in light of global instability and the potential of “grey-zone warfare”. They also discuss the
LBC with Shelagh Fogarty on 13th December 2024 NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said yesterday that "it is time to shift to a wartime mindset". He added: "We are not ready for what is coming our way in four to five years. Danger is moving towards us
The death of a high-ranking Russian general "will be is an embarrassment for Putin," says former MP and security analyst Tobias Ellwood.
Jeremy Kyle and former Tory MP Tobias Ellwood discuss the UK’s defence spending and its implications amid the Ukraine and Russia conflict. It comes after the Defence Secretary announced that two former Royal Navy flagships, a frigate and a pair of support tankers will be decommissioned in cost-saving measures.
Keir Starmer met President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Brazil and discussed the importance of a "strong UK-China relationship.
Ellwood also warned of growing global threats, particularly from China and Russia, and stressed the need for NATO countries to increase defence spending to 3% of GDP.
The Prime Minister will sign new agreements to intercept criminal gangs smuggling migrants through the Western Balkans as part of efforts to bring down small boat crossings. Sir Keir Starmer will announce the deals to boost intelligence sharing, expertise and co-operation with Serbia, North Macedonia and Kosovo at a meeting
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The former Tory MP had a word of caution for the final two candidates standing, urging Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch to 'listen carefully to the plea' of One Nation Tories, or face being in opposition for a 'very long time'.
Ex-Defence Select Committee chair Tobias Ellwood says he agrees with Israel's right to defend itself but slams the "utility of force", as Israeli tanks gather on Lebanon's border. "The fact Netanyahu is doing all this without talking to the US is very worrying indeed!"
Tobias says "Hezbollah seem committed to continue its attack" and "Russia is going to veto any resolution" when speaking about larger implications for the world.
'This is a very dangerous moment indeed. We are on the brink of war in the Middle East.' Tobias Ellwood shares a stark warning after the death of Hezbollah's leader.
Talk's Jeremy Kyle is joined by former Conservative MP and former minister for the Middle East Tobias Ellwood to discuss the rising tensions in the Middle East.
Remotely-detonated explosives hidden inside pagers and walkie-talkies is creating “panic” among the Lebanese population after at least 14 people were killed by explosions,
Defence and security analyst Tobias Ellwood says the West should give Ukraine the military kit it needs "without caveats" so they can win their war with Russia.
Tobias warns "democracy is in retreat" in speech in Georgia
What does the decision to cut arms sales to Israel mean?
Tobias Ellwood condemns the spread of disinformation after recent UK riots, stressing how misinformation can dangerously inflame tensions. He advocates for stricter social media regulations and highlights the urgent need for society to tackle the rising threat of digital misinformation.
"Tribal rivalry" and "disunity" will prevent the Conservatives from overcoming their election loss, says former conservative MP Tobias Ellwood.
Tobias Ellwood on the general election result: BBC Breakfast
Tobias Ellwood MP advocates for a UK national service program in response to global security threats, suggesting young people could either join the military or engage in community service. He argues this approach will bolster national resilience and prepare the country for potential conflicts.
Former minister Tobias Ellwood stresses the urgent need for the UK to bolster its defense strategy in response to evolving global threats. He advocates for increased defense spending, stronger international alliances, and modernized military capabilities.