dougie, dougie, >> obviously. dougie, dougie, are you still with us?n away by the wind? dougie. hello we have dougie stewart. >> just . yeah, i've. i've i'm >> just. yeah, i've. i've i'm still here at port stewart. and you can just. i don't know if you can just. i don't know if you can just. i don't know if you can actually hear it. the wind is really whipping up over my right shoulder is the inishowen peninsula. that'll be out to donegal and magilligan point. and that's where this weather's really starting to come you can see the come in from. you can see the white horses over my left shoulder just white horses over my left shoulderjust dancing along the shoulder just dancing along the harbour wall as the sea really starts to turn and churn and come in. the seagulls have came inland. i've been watching them over the last couple of hours or so, and you can really tell that this storm is going to start making land within the next houn making land within the next hour, or hour and a half, and it does seem to have quite a whip behind it. but of course, po

. >> go steady yourself as well, dougie. turnks. >> go steady yourself as well, dougie. turn your dougier you the phone call coming in for you from countryfile offering you a job there. that's the future for you, friend. the moment. you, my friend. for the moment. thank you. >> from northern >> let's go from northern ireland. across to north ireland. hop across to north wales, where jack carson is standing by for us. what's the picture like? where you are ? picture like? where you are? >> yeah, well, certainly in the last hour since we last spoke , last hour since we last spoke, the wind has really picked up here. that yellow warning from the met office for wind in in parts of south wales and north wales not coming in until around parts of south wales and north w12:00 ot coming in until around parts of south wales and north w12:00 today, ing in until around parts of south wales and north w12:00 today, ing already around 11 12:00 today, but already across here at the sea front in porthcawl . it is already really porthcawl. it is already really whipping up . porthcawl. it is already really

northern ireland reporter dougie dougie, thank you dougie beattie dougie, thank you very joining us. dougie beattie dougie, thank you veryheard joining us. we dougie beattie dougie, thank you veryheard there ining us. we dougie beattie dougie, thank you veryheard there from us. we dougie beattie dougie, thank you very heard there from the we just heard there from the northern ireland secretary over here. is your take on what here. what is your take on what we've seen overnight ? we've seen overnight? >> well, we were in press conferences after 2:00 in the morning this morning and, uh, yes, all saying that they're happy with the deal. no. yet meat on the bones. it's not there. we haven't seen this yet, but we pretty much know what they have been talking about over the past few months . um, over the past few months. um, it's been going on. the deal has been going on for a year since the framework document. but really in the last few months is often in these deals in the last few years. that's when things start really coming together. and it's all been around trade and how goods move in

tell us what uh dougie beattie.fast this is belfast locked behind me. >> this is where that stena line ferry couldn't get into last night and had to circle for 11 hours. i mean, that must have been some journey for the passengers on board, but the mere gusts have gone away . but mere gusts have gone away. but what's happening now is squall showers are coming into northern ireland, mostly full of sleet , i ireland, mostly full of sleet, i must say, and it is causing a lot of flooding on public roads. there's still about up to 40,000 homes without pa 235,000. early this afternoon, and the republic of ireland were still without power , but the electricity power, but the electricity services on the island of ireland are well used to taking these sort of storms on and what they do is they get the main population sorted out first and then move out into the rural areas. so it's really rural areas. so it's really rural areas now that are without that power. but yes, northern ireland is getting back to some sort of normality

and dougie, it's dougie beattie. and dougie, it's been a it's been a long night for you. believe you were at that meeting in the hours. that meeting in the small hours. and what does mean? it's and what does this mean? it's been hours complete been two hours of complete standstill. for standstill. well, great news for northern isn't it ? northern ireland, isn't it? >> well, it is two years this saturday, uh, that the institutions behind us came down because of the dup's opposition to the protocol. and if you remember , then roughly about remember, then roughly about a year after that, when rishi sunak came to power, we then had the framework document and it was never seen by unionists as a framework, something they could work inside of, and they were looking , uh, for, work inside of, and they were looking, uh, for, uh , looking, uh, for, uh, concessions in that to make sure that trade would flow safely and smoothly between the united kingdom and northern ireland. and that comes down to a lot of issues, because northern ireland, most people don't realise have has three bo

if framing shot there, dougie. reporter would get only every reporter would get a shot, in a league of his own shot, as in a league of his own is our dougie. you see, if you're not a decent dougie, you're not a decent dougie, you're interested in the background him. background there behind him. very thank you, very good, my friend. thank you, thank thank you very much. thank you, thank you very much. >> i noticed no snow there. so they're very because a lot they're very lucky because a lot of there. there been, of snow there. there has been, but behind in shot. but not behind him in that shot. and of the country waking and a lot of the country waking up morning to a blanket of up this morning to a blanket of snow, weather warning snow, a yellow weather warning remains effect as remains in effect as temperatures plummeting temperatures are plummeting across experts across the country, and experts have been warning that the uk is facing coldest january in 14 years. >> well, it already was last night was, i think, the

mr dougie beattie. let's go to dougie , first of let's go to dougie, first of all.ve sophie there. >> we do. we don't apparently she's having some weather issues. >> let's see who we have got. let's see. then we'll talk to them. there we go. >> morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> done. she she >> sophie. well done. she she temporarily blew away somewhere, but got her again, which but we got her back again, which is okay. sophie. so it's is good. okay. sophie. so it's windy. is good. okay. sophie. so it's winyou don't need speak, >> you don't need to speak, sophie. hair and the sophie. your hair and the backdrop telling the story backdrop is telling the story for . us for. us >> absolutely. i mean, it's certainly not ideal conditions here in blackpool this morning to come for a stroll along the promenade. absolutely horrendous conditions battering the flood defences here behind me. incredibly high waves. the streets are completely empty and i really can't blame people for that. of course, overnight you say their, uh, speeds of 99mph here in blackpool , it w

well, these are early days , but dougie beattie early days, but dougie beattie gb news is northern ireland be able to tell us just a little bit more . just a little bit more. >> well, good evening , just a little bit more. >> well, good evening, nigel. and you and i have spoken about this in the past and quite a few occasions, but, you know, you've got to go back to the brexit. the dup backed the brexit campaign and they believed, really believed that they were going to share in the benefits of brexit. and of course , it of brexit. and of course, it turned out that boris johnson signed the deal in the protocol in order to get brexit done that annexed northern ireland from the rest of the uk . and of the rest of the uk. and of course, northern ireland's main market is inside the uk. 70% of their goods go to the uk, so they very much wanted to be part of the uk single market. but then they were brought into the eu single market and they had rights to the uk single market and then rishi sunak of course brought in the windsor framework document because he thought he could get the unionists bac

northern ireland reporter dougie beattie dougie, you've changed location. please update .es in the centre of belfast are over at this minute in time. centre of belfast are over at this minute in time . uh, and, this minute in time. uh, and, uh, what is what has happened here? is that the public sector has gone on strike. they are very much against the pay freezing that they have had. and uh, they are saying that the secondary of state has acknowledged that the money is there. they have acknowledged that northern ireland was underfunded, but they are very angry at him because he won't release that money unless unless these institutions behind us are up and running. now, most people think it's just the public sector that are being sort of self—centred about it. but it's not, of course, because they haven't had any real party in about 13 years, because even when the institutions here behind us were up and running well, they still didn't give them those pay rises. other things took priority and i spoke to two members of the union earlier on. >> there has been under funding and

our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie , ireland reporter dougie beattie, has told us earlier thatight. meanwhile, us troops have been injured in a fresh rocket attack in western iraq which claimed has been claimed by a group affiliated with iran for an unspecified number of people are undergoing evaluation for possible traumatic brain injuries from that strike. a group called the islamic resistance in iraq claimed responsibility for the attack , which is the latest in a attack, which is the latest in a series of strikes against us targets in recent weeks . it targets in recent weeks. it marks another escalation amid heightened tensions in the region following the outbreak of the israel—gaza conflict . the israel—gaza conflict. meanwhile, israel's prime minister is rowing back on suggestions of a two state solution with palestine . solution with palestine. benjamin netanyahu appeared to double down on his position, posting to social media that he will not compromise on israel's control over the entire area. that's despite out a call on friday with the us president, joe biden, where

good morning dougie, where you? morning dougie, where are you? and? what's the weather and? what's the weather like ? like? >> well, i'm on the main road. just outside, carried off. this is the main thoroughfare in the belfast from saintfield, downpatrick crossgar of course it is blocked here by a tree. uh, you can see it behind me. and there the electricity board is just about to start lifting that tree. the damage done from the storm. uh, last night. and the storm. uh, last night. and the weather is starting to rain quite heavily once more . and if quite heavily once more. and if we just walk up a little bit, we'll, uh, we'll see this tree getting removed here. yeah because our forestry commission is on strike. public sector strikes here, and there's nobody here to cut up these trees. so the electricity board, because right beside me and running over my head here were lines that were brought down by this tree . were brought down by this tree. so they've decided to push the tree. there you go. there pushing the tree out of the road as we go . and, uh. yeah, well, as we go.

that's quite enough from all you, dougie . from all of you, dougie. >> um, we have >> anyway, dougie.dness me, you've had a busy week this week. you know, the boycott of stormont as a result of brexit, i suppose. and where are we at today ? well well we're are we at today? well well we're going to find out exactly what is in this deal. >> what sir jeffrey donaldson has managed to negotiate in order to bring the dup back into government. and of course , you government. and of course, you remember 2016 was the actual vote and then stormont fell for three years with sinn fein, walked out of it. so for three years we had no government. then they came back just in time for covid. the national health wasn't prepared for it at that stage the game. of stage of the game. and then of course pulled out course, the dup pulled out because weren't happy with because they weren't happy with the because northern the deal because northern ireland was very much a casualty in said brexit, because we were left because of the irish border. liam alluded to it earlier on about adding the cannae, the, the ta

if a gb news >> dougie beattie wrapped up very nin wonder if that'si news >> dougie beattie wrappedhether he's made that himself. >> i don't know, i was just, you know what i was thinking the same thing because i have the same thing because i have the same he's just got same way. he's just got a sticker from somewhere. it's very accessorising very good. accessorising stickers, a stickers, because i've got a stickers, because i've got a sticker on my a bit of paper. here, look yeah that is here, look at that. yeah that is why got a sticker on it. why i've got a sticker on it. i've very posh this morning i've got very posh this morning with merch, but with all our branded merch, but it cold, isn't it? it is very cold, isn't it? >> so, alex burchell has the update for me. >> morning alex burkill >> good morning alex burkill here your latest news here with your latest gb news weather going to weather forecast. it's going to be day again with harsh be a cold day again with a harsh frost for many of us this morning. but watch for some morning. but watch out for some hefty particularly hef

i know dougie smith's munira, well. smith's wife, munira, very well.on under johnson when was under boris johnson when i was an assembly so these are an assembly member, so these are people that you know just people that you know and just because know people because you know people doesn't mean they're mean that they're they're controlling you. it is all nonsense. i'm really nonsense. and i'm really glad that asked, it gives that you asked, because it gives me an opportunity to tell your viewers nonsense. viewers that it is nonsense. >> but then at the same time, you know, simon clarke's intervention not intervention in the week. not helpful, i called helpful, not helpful. i called him helpful. what's wrong him not as helpful. what's wrong with conservatives? why with the conservatives? why can't along? can't they all just get along? we we do that. we do. well, we do that. >> 350 but if you have a >> 350 of us. but if you have a one nation group at the throats of the so—called five families, the no, they're not the rwanda bill. no, they're not people.

hi, reporter, dougie beattie. hi, dougie. what's in the deal? >> well, it's quite a good deal. of it in a briefing this morning, they're just the headlines of it . there has been a, uh, legal changes to it, especially in around those green lanes and red lanes, raw materials coming from northern ireland are coming into northern ireland are coming into northern ireland are coming into northern ireland to be manufactured that have come from outside the eu will still fall into the red lanes, but things will move much faster, less paperwork , a one time paperwork, a one time registration will get you into the uk lanes with no checks, uh, goods coming from northern ireland, travelling through the dubun ireland, travelling through the dublin ports . ireland, travelling through the dublin ports. uh crossing at holyhead will still have to fill in their irish export certificate as they always did, but there will be new checks for those goods going into the uk. of course, that will not be the case with the republic of ireland. they're still part of the eu . uh, things around, uh , the eu.

dougie relationship. i know dougie smith's wife, munira, well. smith's wife, munira, very well.on under johnson was she was deputy mayor for london unyassemblyohnson was she was deputy mayor for london unyassembly member. was she was deputy mayor for london unyassembly member. so was she was deputy mayor for london unyassembly member. so these are an assembly member. so these are people you know, and just people that you know, and just because, you people doesn't because, you know people doesn't mean they're mean that they're they're controlling all controlling you. it is all nonsense. glad nonsense. and i'm really glad that because it gives that you asked because it gives me opportunity to your me an opportunity to tell your viewers that it is nonsense. >> then at the same time, >> but then at the same time, you know, clarke's you know, simon clarke's intervention not intervention in the week. not helpful, not helpful. i called him helpful. what's wrong him out is helpful. what's wrong with conservatives? with the conservatives? why can't along? can't they all just get along? w

now i'd like to ask our northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie , who is at stormont, dougie, that'ss it a betrayal of brexit? >> well, martin, you talk about brexit. most unionists here, the unionists here actually backed brexit and they feel that westminster threw them under the bus. if you like , because the bus. if you like, because the deal was put through the protocol by boris johnson was put through . and then the put through. and then the framework document which left them inside eu regulations and very much caught inside the eu single market. and no matter how many times they tried to bring it back to westminster, they couldn't get the backing for it. so what they've had to do is try and dig themselves out of the hole. and this seems to be the way out for them. it is not a perfect deal by any stretch of the imagination, but it does get northern ireland up and running once more. we haven't seen the real minutia of this deal. we haven't seen what is really in the small print to have a look and see, just how far jeffrey donaldson has brought the eu. he is saying that there will

you're still there, dougie . still there, dougie. >> i am indeed.e still there, dougie. >> i am indeed . i've been very >> i am indeed. i've been very wet this morning, it must be said, and this road in particular this morning was completely blocked by a tree. we've electricity we've been with the electricity service today and having a look at how they're reconnecting homes. but really, when this all boils down to the very bottom of the problems that you have when a storm comes in, there are much bigger problems. number one, we look at maintenance of trees like this along the sides of roads , and what happens when roads, and what happens when they come down. now, when they cleared this tree from if they come down. now, when they ccould this tree from if they come down. now, when they ccould just tree from if they come down. now, when they ccould just gete from if they come down. now, when they c could just get the m if they come down. now, when they ccould just get the camera if they come down. now, when they ccould just get the camera to i could ju

dougie fresh, he and dr. jill are on great terms and getting better.didn't need to read how close they are. oh, and the white house thinks kamala is a cry baby. her thin-skinned outraged, perceived grievances, staff bullying and endless turnover. she's had 13 staff members leave since 2021, she goes after them with criticism and urs curses like a sailor. a secret tape i want to hear. this checks out, kamala's favorite past time, turning her staff into the wikipedia. >> you are 5'2", is that correct? >> that is incorrect, 5'4" and a quarter. >> wikipediais wrong. >> i said this to my team, i don't know where it came from, they want to make us smaller in every way. >> jesse: charlie spiering is the author of amateur hour. tell us in one word what the reason between kamala and joe really is? >> pretty frosty. kamala has no interest in being buddies with jill, she wants to be treated like the next president and jill is not interested in creating a sisterhood with kamala harris because everything she did against joe and the family. it is not a well matched

they just went -- and my friend from manhattan called me up and said dougie, they are talking bad stuff to do something about this. i said what is the big deal? what are they going to do? >> [laughing]. >> greg: if i never heard your voice, i would predict this is how you would sound. >> no! >> greg: you have thought about turning this into a commercial for profit venture? i could see coffee mugs and coasters and t-shirts. >> i have the perfect face for radio. i am on the dick morris show on sunday 12 to 2. the dick morris show. i am on with them. >> greg: okay. >> we have a good thing. >> greg: do you plan on intrudeing in other zoom tv appearances. you should make it a regular thing. >> i think i will do that. i will bring different people in. my tall friend and short friend. different people. that will be good. you can tell my accent i am from yonkers, new york. >> greg: [laughing]. you have ever met trump team? you worked at mar-a-lago, right? >> yes, i am his artist. i have been restoring all of the murals at mar-a-lago for him. we talk a lot. i have not seen him in a while. last y

is hay dougie the favourite in _ it's perfect. is hay dougie the favourite in your— it's perfect.re are people watching this morning who are like, why are they encouraging kids to spend more time on technology? we should be encouraging people to get outside and play in the park, or in the garden, the straight, get some fresh air. it is not always realistic, is it? ., y ., air. it is not always realistic, is it? ., ., , y ., ., it? no, absolutely not. there are those moments _ it? no, absolutely not. there are those moments when _ it? no, absolutely not. there are those moments when you - it? no, absolutely not. there are those moments when you are i it? no, absolutely not. there are i those moments when you are indoors and you need that extra help. there is no harm in that. he loves to go out, he is a typical three—year—old boy. he has a lot of that. there are moments where he is in the back of a car, where we are cooking dinner, where we need that extra pair of hands. i don't see the issue on that. it is definitely what they are watching. they are learning at the same time. watch

there's a lot of elements, dougie, that you will see when the proposals are ministered —— published.f the things that my party officers wanted clarity, how it will function and function effectively. we made substantial progress. yes, measured against our seven tests, we can proceed on the basis of the proposals in front of us. but the assembly will offer new opportunities to tackle issues, including what happens with eu law. we'll now, as we said we must have, the people of northern ireland will now have a say. our politicians at stormont will now have a say. they were denied that in the protocol. the democratic deficit is being addressed and we've a duty and a job to do, to use the new levers that will be available to us within the assembly and other institutions, and new bodies that are going to be created under these proposals to continue tackling these issues. thank you, everyone. if you justjoined us, let me get you up to speed with what we've been watching. the leader of the democratic unionist party, the flagship party of northern ireland's unionist voters, sirjeffrey donaldso

we're joined by gb news northern ireland reporter dougie have you dougie beattie dougie have you beent? and was this as dramatic as it sounds ? yes have. >> i didn't get in home to about 2:30 in the morning and it was as dramatic as it sounded right up to the room being monitored by political opponents. and then they were in turn tweeting out what was going on in the room at that stage. that's how the drama unfolded last night in northern ireland. but jeffrey donaldson had said that he wouldn't sign a deal unless it was the right deal unless it was the right deal. deal unless it was the right deal . and of course, we've heard deal. and of course, we've heard about it so much in westminster having to bring your party with you.so having to bring your party with you. so he had meetings with the party officers then the executive itself . it was in a executive itself. it was in a private estate outside lisburn between lisburn and ballynahinch, and then at just about half past one in the morning, he arrived at a distillery, uh, outside side temple, where the press were assembled and he was

thank you so much dougie.ng of which, let's go to sophie reaper in the wonderful town of blackpool. sophie blackpool is no stranger to a windy day there on the front. i've been there many a times. how is it today? well it's absolutely very, very windy here today. >> you can see that the coastline, the flood defences are being absolutely battered by very , very high waves. are being absolutely battered by very , very high waves . we may very, very high waves. we may have been downgraded to a yellow wind warning, but it certainly doesn't feel like it here in blackpool today . the met office blackpool today. the met office still warning people , though, still warning people, though, that could be danger to that there could be danger to life, especially people in coastal towns and cities all over the uk like blackpool. they are being warned to take extreme caution today and it seems that people are adhering to that because there really is no one around here on the front in blackpool this morning. all right , that'

. >> imagine lots of >> you just imagine lots of dougie sort of. yeah. dougie houses sort of.. >> wow. have you thought about doogie years? doogie howser for 30 years? >> junior doctor. he was >> he's a junior doctor. he was pretty good. >> need strike >> he didn't need a strike because he was on actor's wages. yeah um, this isn't like the train which are really train strikes, which are really annoying and frustrating. they are, however , there is a. i'll are, however, there is a. i'll go back to what i said originally. there is an ethics involved just involved here, and i just believe taking oath as believe you're taking an oath as a doctor and as doing so, you're kind of up right to kind of giving up your right to strike in this way, i believe. so because i believe that your priority should be the patient. >> okay. well, let's move on to the i thursdays. i leo, what are they leading with? so they have trump 2.0 is a threat to the uk war on britain's top diplomats. >> i'm not sure i agree with this. they're saying that trump could, uh, could kick things off in the east. it's

very good morning to you, dougie. well, two years without a government.tion . towards an election. >> well good morning alex. good morning stephen. and yes saga is the right word for it. if you remember the northern ireland institutions here, they collapsed a couple of years ago. the dup collapsed them over the post—brexit arrangements known as the protocol. they said that it was holding northern ireland outside the uk and 70% of northern ireland's trade is with the uk. so it is a very, very important mark to them. well then we had the framework document and the framework document and the framework document did make things slightly better . but in slightly better. but in legislation, ways it gave control of the irish sea border very much to the eu. so uh, the they still didn't return to government behind us. and that has continued even through an election in may 2022 with sinn fein came back as the biggest party here. they have two seats more than the dup, who are the largest unionist party. so the way that this these institutions are set up under the goo

dougie beattie from belfast . now let's cross from belfast.to sophie reaper who's in blackpool sophie looking very windy there blowing a hoolie. what's latest ? what's the latest? >> it is indeed a really rather iconic sight here over my shoulder, but i can tell you that throughout all of last night and throughout all of today, it has been absolutely battered by storm, by the storm itself . the waves have been itself. the waves have been crashing in on the flood defences, the rain came in earlier. the temperature has plummeted. so whether or not we're seeing the end of storm isha or we're starting to see storm jocelyn, you mentioned there, we're starting to see the impacts of that here in blackpool. i'm not sure, but it's certainly other. it's certainly one or the other. we obviously overnight were in the amber weather warning that was downgraded by the met office this morning. but we are still in a yellow wind warning which means there is potential danger to life from flying debris. we've seen all manner of things flying around here in blackp

let's go to our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie. um, northern ireland. the wrath of, uh, these these two storms. how did last night go ? night go? >> well, good morning. good morning or good morning, eamonn and isabel and. yes it was a blustery night. it's got to be said. it wasn't anywhere near what the previous night was. there was a few trees down around northern ireland. uh, a few commuters this morning will face problems getting into work. and of course there are more people out of power. some of them actually never got back their power from two nights previously, but . but all their power from two nights previously, but. but all in their power from two nights previously, but . but all in all, previously, but. but all in all, northern ireland got away with that not too badly . i northern ireland got away with that not too badly. i mean, i was feeding livestock last night at about 8:30, in the middle of at about 8:30, in the middle of a field, and i felt a lot worse, i must say. uh, the north—west of the province was definitely received high winds la

and i'm joined now by our northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie dougie, welcome to the show.haos in northern ireland. what's the latest ? well it is, and northern ireland. what's the latest? well it is, and this is over a pay deal. >> the party between one northern ireland civil service or public sector workers. and that of the rest of the uk isn't in line. and that becomes because there is no government behind us here in stormont. now the time runs out now at midnight tonight, chris heaton—harris must decide whether to extend legislation and set a budget for northern ireland or to call an election to the assembly. behind now, if he does that, that will be bring back exactly the same parties in the same place and there'll be no further forward. but the he had offered money, he had acknowledged that the party wasn't there. he had acknowledged that northern ireland was underfunded, and he'd also acknowledged that there over £3 billion there there was over £3 billion there to be spent . and he said, you to be spent. and he said, you can't have it on unless the building behind me

gb news news, northern ireland reporter dougie beattie has this update. storm

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gb news news, northern ireland reporter dougie beattie has this update. storm isha has most definitely made landfall in northern ireland. >> the small town of portstewart is now being battered by very high winds. >> there has been power outages in county down and fallen trees in county down and fallen trees in hollywood . in hollywood. >> this storm is only going to get worse as the night goes on. >> ron desantis has dropped out of the us presidential race and endorsed donald trump. his surprise video announcement comes ahead of this week's new hampshire . republican primary, hampshire. republican primary, where mr desantis was polling in the single digits. his departure leaves haley as mr trump's leaves nikki haley as mr trump's only significant rival . only significant rival. detectives investigate rating the deaths of four people in norwich on friday say two adults died of stab wounds. the man and woman, along with two young children, were found dead in a house in kc, post—mortal. examinations for two girls will be carried out on wednesday. norfolk pol

gb news, northern ireland reporter dougie beattie has this update on storm isha has this update on stormrn ireland. >> the small town of port stewart is now being battered by very high winds. >> there has been power outages and county down and fallen trees in hollywood. this storm is only going to get worse as the night goes on. >> ron desantis has dropped out of the us presidential race and has endorsed donald trump . his has endorsed donald trump. his surprise video announcement comes ahead of this week's new hampshire republican primary, where mr desantis was polling in the single digits . where mr desantis was polling in the single digits. his where mr desantis was polling in the single digits . his departure the single digits. his departure leaves nikki haley as mr trump's only significant rival. the duchess of york has been diagnosed with skin cancer just months after being treated for breast cancer. the diagnosis comes after she had several moles removed with one of those identified as being cancerous. a spokesperson for sarah, duchess of york confirmed claimed she's been diagnose

not but as reporter not as president but as reporter for dougie beattie. >> probably doing a right job be honest, go right. that as well. let's be let's be horyou go right. that as well. let's be let's be horyou with go right. that as well. let's be let's be horyou with britain's go right. that as well. let's be let's be horyou with britain's newsroom. >> you with britain's newsroom on . monday to thursdays from six till 930. >> welcome back. it's 1125. you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with ben elliott and bev turner. thank you for joining us and a happy new year. >> you just rolling out of >> if you just rolling out of bed now , 2024 is set to be bed now, 2024 is set to be a very busy year in the world of politics. culminate in very busy year in the world of poli60th culminate in very busy year in the world of poli60th presidential in the 60th us presidential election , which takes place on election, which takes place on november the 5th. >> despite ongoing >> and despite the many ongoing cases against donald trump cases against him, donald trump of course, widely of course,

gb news news, northern ireland reporter dougie beattie has this update.ry high winds. >> there has been power outages in county down and fallen trees in county down and fallen trees in hollywood . in hollywood. >> this storm is only going to get worse as the night goes on. >> ron desantis has dropped out of the us presidential race and endorsed donald trump. his surprise video announcement comes ahead of this week's new hampshire . republican primary, hampshire. republican primary, where mr desantis was polling in the single digits. his departure leaves haley as mr trump's leaves nikki haley as mr trump's only significant rival . only significant rival. detectives investigate rating the deaths of four people in norwich on friday say two adults died of stab wounds. the man and woman, along with two young children, were found dead in a house in kc, post—mortal. examinations for two girls will be carried out on wednesday. norfolk police has referred itself to the independent watchdog after failing to respond to a 999 call from the

um, you may have seen earlier gb news viewers in northern ireland with dougie beattie with a tree over roads in and out of, in and out of so this causing of belfast. so this is causing real parts of real havoc across all parts of the as the wind really whips the uk as the wind really whips up a storm here porthcawl. up a storm here in porthcawl. now you make sure you say stay safe there. >> jack carson in porthcawl. it might be good viewers if you might be good for viewers if you get off the cliff, but it get blown off the cliff, but it won't be good for your career prospects. are you prospects. and how are you keeping on? is it keeping that hat on? is it velcro or gaffer tape? i think it's just i've got a big head, to martin, be honest. >> it's he's managed, he's managed to stay on pretty well. um, hat staying um, the bobble hat is staying strong, far. um, the bobble hat is staying strc good far. um, the bobble hat is staying strc good stuff. you stay safe . >> good stuff. you stay safe. jack anybody jack carson. indeed. anybody else there? safe in the else out there? stay safe in the

our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie t said conditions are expected to get much worse tonight . tonight. >> rain at the front of this storm is now arriving in northern ireland. winds are picking up but it's expected at 6:00 this evening when that amber warning goes into place for the whole of the province, that those damage and winds will start to arrive . people have start to arrive. people have been told to stay away from coastal areas and side roads for fear of falling debris. >> now, if you're nervous about flying, watching on tv, you may want to look away . now. here are want to look away. now. here are some flights coming into london's heathrow airport. you can see there they're experiencing some rather shaky landings with wind conditions is creating some very frightening conditions for anyone on board those aircraft . several flights those aircraft. several flights were spotted looking unsteady as they descended into britain's main airport , us troops have main airport, us troops have been injured in a rocket attack in western iraq, which has been claimed by a group aff