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GB News live audience applaud Richard Tice in heated debate

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Labour MP Barry Gardiner was left fuming during a heated debate with Reform UK's Richard Tice on GB News when the audience broke into applause for Tice's economic arguments.The fiery exchange saw Tice advocating for domestic energy use and tax threshold changes to stimulate economic growth.

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GB News live audience applaud Richard Tice in heated debate

Labour MP Barry Gardiner was left fuming during a heated debate with Reform UK's Richard Tice on GB News when the audience broke into applause for Tice's economic arguments.The fiery exchange saw Tice advocating for domestic energy use and tax threshold changes to stimulate economic growth.

9 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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GB News broke the news in London, United Kingdom 9 days ago on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.

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