bev turner is with us in henley.he annual regatta and she's got some really fabulous guests coming up. but first we're going to get our latest headunes we're going to get our latest headlines with sophia wenzler. >> andrew thank you. it's 1031. >> andrew thank you. it's1031. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your headlines polls are open across britain as millions of people cast their votes to choose the next government. the first voters were up bright and early as stations opened their doors at 7:00. this morning. they'll remain open until 10:00 tonight, giving a chance to around 46 million eligible voters to have their say on who forms britain's next government. a total of 650 parliamentary constituencies are being contested across the uk, but this is the first general election to require photo id, and voters are being reminded to bnng and voters are being reminded to bring their driver's license, passport or other id or risk being turned away . forensic being turned away. forensic police in tenerife are focus

bev turner this with me. bev turner this evening. policy that labour were very vocal about pnor labour were very vocal about prior to the election was their intention to slap 20% vat on private school fees . they claim private school fees. they claim that this would raise £1.3 billion, which would fund 6500 new teachers. but does it feel to you like a cruel and vindictive policy designed to divide? well, joining me to discuss this are education expert tom buick and political commentator aaron bastani is still with me. aaron, let's start with you . it felt a little start with you. it felt a little bit to me like the mask slipped with labour when they were so wedded to this idea from the start, 1.3 billion sounds like a lot of money in the grand scheme of things. it isn't a huge amount, but the people that will be targeted by this will be those children who are at private school who then have to move and change their whole life for those kids to move into a state school because their parents can't afford to keep them there. and yet eve

i can now reveal where bev turner my sparring partner is.addington basin . here out here down at paddington basin. here in out here down at paddington basin . here in london. the sun basin. here in london. the sun is shining. people walking around. hello. give us a wave. hopefully not skiving on their lunch break, and all my advice to you today is just go somewhere lovely . find somewhere somewhere lovely. find somewhere like this. this is the lock house bar down here. somebody has fixed me a nice little drink already, so i am very happy. this is my idea of a wonderful day. i'll be finding some outdoor water this afternoon. maybe not. paddington basin. i'm probably going to head to one of the leaders in london. this afternoon. so whatever you're doing, enjoy the sunshine. it's a beautiful day . a beautiful day. >> certainly that's beverley turner that was britain's newsroom. that's it from us. we will be back with you of course, tomorrow at 930. beverley may be back, although she may still have many more of those long drinks. she's having up

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner.who's doing another stunt. >> i'm asking people to do something. many people do something. many people do something they've never done before, which is vote liberal democrat. this coming thursday. and we're finding a lot of lifelong conservatives considering us they don't want to vote conservatives. some young people who've never voted before. and we're saying do something you've never done. i've just done it. i've never done that before. so take the plunge, vote for health and care, which is our top priority unlike anyone else's. a vote for a proper economic policy, vote to end the sewage scandal and action on climate change. i think we've got policies that will trap people who were normally conservative. >> your personal story plays into an announcement today from the party that you would reverse a conservative cut to bereavement support payments. what's behind the what's the thinking there? >> well, liberal democrats have been campaigning on this, for some years now. the conservativ

bev turner until 8:00 now. british number two.mber one jack draper in the second round at wimbledon to discuss this. and the rest of the sport today is aidan magee. did you see? i sort of pretended like a lot like i was what i was talking about then. aidan cameron, you did more than a passable impression, bev. >> you know, you've been unfair on yourself, so i just learned that the british number two is cameron norrie, and he's beaten the british number one, jack draper, in the second round. >> does that mean that jack draper goes out? >> it does. but you know what? he's actually i'm actually quite surprised by that result because cam norrie has not had much form this year. and he's the one who two years ago got to the semi—finals of wimbledon losing to novak djokovic. and you know, he's somebody who kind of bloomed a little bit late. i didn't see him play till about, what, 2019 i think it was. i think by then he was well into his 20s and he's in his late 20s now, but he struggled for form earlier in the year. he didn't. i don't th

bev turner until 7:00. i'm me. bev turner until 7:00. i'm delighted to say that keeping me company.nalist and author. ella whelan and conservative commentator alex dean. now get your popcorn out. because starmer versus the boat crossings has already kicked off. 64 wannabe uk residents arrived today to be welcomed by the border force vessel hurricane. here is our exclusive view from dover with the world's best home security editor mark white. >> well, we heard an awful lot of talk in the dying days of the conservative government. the latter stages of the general election campaign, about the number of small boat migrants on the other side of the channel just waiting, biding their time for what the conservatives said would be a starmer government offering them the green light to come across in their thousands. today, of course, we saw the first of those channel migrants arrive, just a small number initially, but in truth, this is about the weather. it's always about the weather. it's always about the weather. any time we've got bad weather, as we have had for the last seven days, then

bev turner bev turner on twitter. but of the timings of the fact that donald trump is talking and there are people trying to shout about the guy on the roof and they're shouting, there's somebody up there with a gun, and the police and the special services don't do anything about it. >> and it's not seconds, is it? >> and it's not seconds, is it? >> it's minutes, minutes, minutes. about about four minutes. about about four minutes. so why what was going on? how was the security so bad, trump's team and his, his security services had been asking biden's, you know , asking biden's, you know, they've been asking the president, the sitting president, the sitting president, could they have more security to keep donald trump safe and been repeatedly told ho. 110. >> no. >> so and the other point, maybe we shouldn't bring it up if we want to focus on unification. but, you know, the mainstream media has literally been calling donald trump hitler for the past couple of years. you know, a nazi. even david lammy are now foreign

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you. so postal vote chaos. royal mail is being blamed for failing to deliver ballots to voters in time for the general election. have you been affected? let us know . know. >> part time prime minister the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he won't work. won't work past 6 pm. on fridays if elected. it's a nice idea in principle what to spend it with his family. but is it realistic? no. >> and with two days until the polls open, business secretary kemi badenoch asks wavering voters to stick with the tories , voters to stick with the tories, claiming all our lives depend on it . it. >> booze free britain a quarter of adults are now teetotal, with more younger people than ever avoiding alcohol. why is it the expense health? are they worried about being drunk and disorderly on social media? >> and later this morning we're going to be speaking to the mother and brother of barnaby webber, the 19 year old, who was one of three people killed in nottingham last year by valdo calocane. >> of cour

ben leo standing for in andrew pierce and bev turner. very good morning. >> so trump's triumphant return, the former us president has received huge applause. applause as he appears in public for the first time since surviving his assassination attempt . he's also assassination attempt. he's also picked a running mate who once compared him to hitler. >> president biden also says his bullseye remark about donald trump was a mistake. he's given his first interview since the attempted killing of his white house rival column. >> how concerned i was and wanted to make sure i knew how he was actually doing. he sounded good. he said he was fine and he thanked me for calling him. i told him he was literally in the prayers of jill and me . and me. >> immigration has fuelled the biggest population rise in 75 years in england and wales , years in england and wales, despite falling birth rates. what impact is this going to have on society and body found in tenerife .7 in tenerife.7 >> heartbreak as human marine remains close to where british teenager

bev turner. >> very good morning to you. stopping the boats. britain seeks a new migrant deal with the eu. as the prime minister offers to lead the continent's fight against illegal migration at a summit in oxfordshire. katherine forster has more . katherine forster has more. >> yes. good morning. from blenheim palace , where the new blenheim palace, where the new prime minister says that this eventis prime minister says that this event is going to fire the starting gun on this government's new approach to europe. i'll bring you the details shortly. >> how worrying . lib dem leader >> how worrying. lib dem leader sir ed davey. he pulled numerous stunts of course, during the election campaign. well, he faces the post office inquiry today over his role in that scandal. do you think you're going to see an apology from him.7 maybe going to see an apology from him? maybe not. >> maybe his biggest challenge yet elsewhere covid failures. the first reports published from the covid inquiry later today is expected to be highly critical of the conservativ

we're in for andrew pierce and bev turner now aslef we love heanng bev turner now aslef we love hearingomments. post them gbnews.com/yoursay now earlier we were talking about the football and ben leo happened to mention that the women's game is nothing like the men's game. and drew, i love this one, drew his message saying save the sport. but women don't roll around screaming in agony for a tap. they just get on with it, >> philip on the prisons. more seriously, labour mooting a not giving sentences to lower class criminals and also releasing prisoners early. philip you say, what's closing women's prisons? a good start would be to deport foreign criminals and give out heavier prison sentences in order to deter criminals in the first place. and andy, you say good morning, not long now before they really pushed to legalise drugs. they'll say it's to free up prison places and raise taxes. >> another one on that football one debra doyle. she says ben leo, you are right when you say that men's football and women's football are very different. if that were true, there should be no objection t

i'm bev turner.downing street to talk to our political editor, chris hope, the prime minister's chair, and his second cabinet meeting since the general election . and i the general election. and i think he's there now , chris think he's there now, chris hope, is he there ? so he's also hope, is he there? so he's also been meeting with new scottish labour mps, of which there are a flippin lot. there he is. there's chris hope, chris. oh, it's raining. there you are. you get a labour government. it doesn't stop raining . doesn't stop raining. >> it really is raining again and again. >> i'm standing in front of the screen talking to you. andrew and bev. it's always pouring with rain in downing street, but never mind. we soldier on, as does the government. it's day five of this government. of course. today you'll see on gb news the new speaker, lindsay hoyle , the old speaker, sworn in hoyle, the old speaker, sworn in again for the new term. i should say, sir lindsay hoyle. and then we'll see, of course,

with me andrew pierce and bev turner. the morning after the night before those shocking scenes in southport. we saw the prime minister, sir keir starmer, over in southport yesterday. >> he's warned rioters there that they will feel the full force of the law for having hijacked, in his words, a vigil for knife attack victims. >> and if you're listening on the radio, the scenes on television shows a police van ablaze. how on earth does that help the families of those little girls who've been savagely murdered come to terms with the awful horrors that have been inflicted on this community. 37 police officers injured, 27 in hospital. >> that's right. there were a violent clashes last night with police outside a mosque. as andrew said , 39 police officers andrew said, 39 police officers are suffering fractures and concussions. of course, this is the fatal stabbings . three young the fatal stabbings. three young girls, others lost their lives. very sadly. we can see them here. seven year old elsie dot stancombe alice dasilva ag

andrew pierce and bev for andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so good morning. it is a day of huge political significance. after 14 years in the wilderness, labour are setting out how they're going to change your life with the promise to take the brakes off britain, housing, education, energy, health. what exactly are they planning? >> and elsewhere, labour's housing plan. sir keir starmer will pledge to tear up planning restrictions to build 1.5 million new homes across the country. how will the nimbys, me included, react ? included, react? >> we've got an overcrowded prison crisis. plans are afoot to fast track removals of removal of foreign criminals. they're being reviewed by ministers. these inmates make up 12% of the prison population and cost the taxpayer £47,000 each to accommodate and stateside more support for donald trump, friends and foes of the former president have endorsed him overnight at the republican national convention. >> and that comes as former pm bofis >> and that comes as former pm boris johnson urges him not to forget ukraine after appoi

bev turner and andrew pierce. >> so get. get britain building. keep watching.morning the new chancellor, rachel rees, she's going to announce labour's ambitions to defeat the nimbys and build 1.5 million homes. the property industry excited. but are you and tory leadership race? >> jeremy hunt has ruled himself out . suella braverman seem to be out. suella braverman seem to be hedging her bets over the weekend, but who can rescue the conservative party now? >> nigel farage is on a victory lap . the reform uk leader is lap. the reform uk leader is holding a rally in his clacton constituency today. he's the new mp, of course, to celebrate his party's election success. we're hoping to talk to him and breaking overnight in france, a left wing coalition colluded to halt the rise of marine le pen's national rally in the second round of election voting. >> there have already been riots on the streets of paris. we'll find out exactly what happened and where does this leave french . politics? lots of. you've been getting in touch. so far with your thoughts on our new go

this is britain's newsroom with ben elliott and miriam cates standing in for andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you. hope you're well. tory leadership race triggered. rishi sunaks successor will be announced on november the 2nd and nominations open tomorrow for the first round of voting. elsewhere, more turncoat tories reform uk leader nigel farage says more tories will defect to his party this year as it becomes, in his words, an electoral powerhouse and radicalising. >> young men online. a senior police officer has warned that onune police officer has warned that online influencers like andrew tate can radicalise young men into extreme misogyny , and into extreme misogyny, and prince harry congratulates birmingham as the cities confirmed to host the invictus games in three years time. >> the question being would you welcome harry and meghan back to the uk in 2027? the uk in 2027.7 >> the uk in 2027? >> and breaking news this morning, andy murray has announced that he'll retire from tennis after competing at the 2024 paris olympics . 2024 paris olympics. so we'd love t

this is bev turner. so there we are. reached its lowest level since 2008. and access has become a postcode lottery. >> so the north west of england reporter sophie reaper sat down with one former patient to hear her story. >> i just know i'm meant to be a mum like i. so to me it's happening. it is. mum like i. so to me it's happening. it is . i am going to happening. it is. i am going to be a mum one day. so for them prefilled syringes last year, katie west began her first round of nhs funded ivf. >> where are you putting it? despite the injections, the hospital appointments, the nervous waits , katie remained positive. >> they rang me on the monday morning and it was a lady from the lab and she said i'm so pleased to tell you. and as soon as she said that, i just screamed down the phone. i was like, oh my god, my little miracle embryo. it's like it's going to work. it's happening. this here is a tube where they just shut it out and i got to watch that on the screen . it was watch that on the screen. it was magical. and

you can even talk to me, bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family. simply go to gbnews.com/yoursay . gbnews.com/yoursay. >> yes, i've got all of that and more, not least by the way, have you seen the latest update on this manchester airport situation? lots of press conferences and so on and so forth. but what i want to know is how is the actual police officer that had her nose broken? anyone? any information? get in touch. tell me your thoughts on all of that. but first, the 6:00 news headlines. >> michelle, thank you and good evening to you. it is exactly 6:01. and the top story tonight . 6:01. and the top story tonight. the police watchdog has launched a criminal investigation into an officer who was filmed kicking and stamping on a man's head at manchester airport. the iopc is looking into whether his use of force was acceptable . three force was acceptable. three armed police were seriously injured as they attended to reports of an assault, which happened before the events seen in the video, which has now been shared widely online. there have als

and let's cross straight back now to bev turner.ng on? >> if you're listening on the radio. on the drink? yes, i'm on the river. i'm not quite on the pimm's just yet, but there might be some people in these tents who already are. let me tell you, this is a crowd that knows how to enjoy itself. in fact, this is a completely unique sporting occasion. we're on the river thames here down in henley. this area that you're looking at right now with the green deckchairs, this is called stewards . and you have very, stewards. and you have very, very strict dress code in that area. ladies have to have a skirt below the knee. you can't even show your shoulders. men have to have a shirt and tie. in fact, gordon ramsey appeared. i think it was last year in very smart jacket and trousers, but he had a t shirt underneath and they wouldn't let him in. it's incredibly traditional. you'll also notice there are blazers. there are school blazers that you can see because all of the teams come in mainly their school colours. and just here we have a race

still to come , bev turner and andrew to come, bev turner and andrew pierce will be here to tell us what'sknow they're going to be here next. >> britain's newsroom. look, i've got small again . look. i've got small again. look. blue. oh, god . the seats decide. blue. oh, god. the seats decide. >> chair keeps sinking down seats decided to give up. oh, dean seats decided to give up. oh, dear. well we're almost at the end. >> least we've got the 9:20 before it did. >> it's not a bad thing. >> it's not a bad thing. >> you do look quite low down there. >> yeah , i can just. >> yeah, i can just. >> i just feel it as i'm talking to you. >> just feel it going further and further down. >> sinking to the floor anyway. >> sinking to the floor anyway. >> see of me what? what have you. what have you got? what's making you angry today, andrew? >> well, we're going to be talking that we've got that extraordinary video footage of the little girl who's gone missing from her home. on the little girl who's gone missing from her home. oh yes, south london. she's only six and went missing around midday. alarm

so here we are, andrew pierce and bev turner, britain's newsroom on this historic day. welcome to a brave new dawn , babe. >> it really is, isn't it.7 it feels like, you know, we had a six week election campaign. this wasn't a huge surprise. we've got between now and midday to explain to you all the twists and turns of the last 12 hours. well, last 24 hours, in fact. see who the big beasts are who actually lost their seats. penny mordaunt is gone. grant shapps is gone. gillian keegan is gone. gillian keegan didn't take that defeat particularly well. she did not, did she, during the night, >> don't forget liz truss, the former prime minister. that is, to me, the michael portillo moment . remember when where were moment. remember when where were you when michael portillo lost his seat in 1997.7 well, i think liz truss will be the big mate for many people. the former prime minister. and he lost her seat by a couple of hundred votes, nigel farage winning his seat last night, richard tice for mps seat for reform as well . for mps seat for reform as well. >> so a big night fo

ben elliott in for andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so good morning.setting out how they're going to change your life with the promise to take the brakes off britain, housing, education, energy, health. what exactly are they planning? >> and elsewhere, labour's housing plan. sir keir starmer will pledge to tear up planning restrictions to build 1.5 million new homes across the country. how will the nimbys, me included, react ? included, react? >> we've got an overcrowded prison crisis. plans are afoot to fast track removals of removal of foreign criminals. they're being reviewed by ministers. these inmates make up 12% of the prison population and cost the taxpayer £47,000 each to accommodate and stateside more support for donald trump, friends and foes of the former president have endorsed him overnight at the republican national convention. >> and that comes as former pm bons >> and that comes as former pm boris johnson urges him not to forget ukraine after appointing

andrew pierce and bev turner here to tell us all about it.bout these ministers, they drive me nuts. we talk about local authority. local people decide they're going to make some local areas. take seven times more houses than before. and the government is saying if they don't like it, they're going to change the rules to force them to do it. so central government is going to dictate to local areas the only thing i'd say to you, andrew, is the system is broken. >> it is. yeah and it's going to take someone to take it by the neck. >> but he but don't try and tell us that local people have much say in it because it's going to be dictated by angela rayner. let me ask you my central and i don't know the answer to this. >> are you from a council hall? i am, yeah, and so am i. >> my mum and dad didn't buy it though. >> they didn't? no, sadly, that's a whole other story. yeah, i want to, i encourage i run at a time. see is from 9:30. thank you very much indeed. thanks for watching that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb. >

this is britain's newsroom with miriam cates and ben elliott in for andrew pierce and bev turner. the kent soldier stabbing a british soldier is now fighting for his life after being attacked near an army barracks in kent . barracks in kent. >> disgraced dujardin, six times olympic medallist charlotte dujardin has been banned from the paris olympics just days ahead of the opening ceremony. she's been accused of whipping a horse's legs almost 30 times. we'll have the latest and starmer's show of strength. >> the pm suspends seven labour mps for voting against the government, as today he prepares for his first battle at pmqs as prime minister and royal accounts published biofuel, bentleys and solar panels on castles. >> that's just two of the ways the monarchy is using our money, and stateside , kamala harris and stateside, kamala harris holds her first campaign rally since launching her bid for the presidency. >> take a listen. >> take a listen. >> i will spend the coming weeks continuing to unite our party so that we are ready to win. in november . november. >> meanwhile, is troub

turner now kicking things off, sir keir starmer has arrived in washington for his first nato summit, he will meet world leaders for the alliance's 75th anniversary. the prime minister says he's committed to increase defence spending to 2.5% of gdp, but only after a review into the country's military capabilities, and he won't say when he's going to spend that money and how long the review will take. some suggestions. it could take a yeah suggestions. it could take a year. so has he got what it takes, do you think, to be a statesman on the international stage, and what do you think? >> well, you know , it's early >> well, you know, it's early days, it's early days, but nobody likes something, somebody who says something and then does another. and for me it's still slightly ringing in my ears. when he did his first ever press conference and didn't include gb news in the sort of taking of a question and i just, i news in the sort of taking of a question and ijust, i actions speak louder than words. he's also calling out for those people to pay more towards nato, yet he's not going to co

and this is britain's newsroom with miriam, kate and ben leo standing in for andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you. i hope you're well. lots going on this morning, including breaking news in the last few minutes. a police officer has been suspended after he kicked a man in the head during a violent arrest at manchester airport . arrest at manchester airport. >> mark white has more, well, greater manchester police have referred this incident to the policing watchdog, the independent office for police conduct. there have been protests outside a police station in the greater manchester area . manchester area. >> and will we have a clean energy revolution? the prime minister will unveil the plans to set up great british energy this morning. are you ready for britain to become a clean energy superpower ? superpower? >> and biden bows out overnight. the us president, joe biden, made his first public address since quitting the presidential race, admitting he might just be too old for the job after all. >> so i've decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new gene

of course, more than 300,000 spectators are watching the rowers, but we have bev turner there of courseporting for us live. bev, how is your day going ? going? >> oh it's awful. emily, can you imagine? i'm having to sit on a boat, sip champagne and look. look at lots of very tall men in lycra. it's really. it's a very tough job, but somebody has to do it, and i am. i'm putting it, giving it my all. so listen, just have a look here, guys, dozens and dozens of boats now taking to the water as we move towards lunchtime. actually, the activity here is really picking up.and activity here is really picking up. and for a lot of people here, of course it is social. it's incredibly civilised. there are picnics, there are pimms, there are lots of people walking around holding on to their hats. let me tell you, on a day like today, it's a little breezy down here, but for these athletes it is a serious competition. as you just said, 300,000 spectators come here across five days, a record number of entries , record number of entries, actually about 800 entries this yeah actually about 800 entries th

have a look right now as they all have a bit of a sing bev turner.early, but of course how are they feeling ahead of that semi—final tomorrow? we spoke to a few of them earlier on. >> i can't remember a lot of the semis , other quarters. i'd had a semis, other quarters. i'd had a few beers . i think we got one of few beers. i think we got one of the best squads in the tournament. i think we've progressed, you know, we've got to play our own football . yeah, to play our own football. yeah, just play our own football. get at him . at him. >> are confident i reckon. >> are confident i reckon. >> yeah, i think we're going to smash it really to be fair. don't think we've, we've turned up yet for the football but but yeah you know like i say more attacking football from southgate. no defensive. you know at the end of the day you know at the end of the day you know we're england. we're we're going to we're going to win it definitely 100% i'm confident in luke shaw says he's ready to play luke shaw says he's ready to play 90 minutes i mean if you're gareth s

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this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you.more money for our military, warning we are only fit to fight for a month and already there's a row over the new government. >> there's a row over the prime minister pointing anneliese dodds to the row to the role of women's minister, leaving feminist campaigners furious. it's because she said this to the bbc about women. >> two years ago it was definition of a woman . definition of a woman. >> well, i have to say that there are different definitions legally around what a women actually is . actually is. >> and shocking. smoking statistics. smoking related cancers have reached a record high despite a fall in smoking rates. why might that be? we'll crunch the numbers for you and shadow cabinet. >> lord david cameron has quit frontline politics. funny that. as sunak announces his interim top team, is anyone listening to the tories and sir tony blair will speak at the future of britain conference this morning. >> he's going to detail his hopes for the new labour government. you don't want

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, ben leo standing in for andrew pierce and bev turner.osing two one to spain in the euros final. our man jack carson is in berlin . is in berlin. >> well, it's heartbreak for england as they fly home today trophyless and not able to bring it home. but with gareth southgate's contract for england up in december, what's next for him and us security failure? >> donald trump's security have been blasted for a catastrophic failure after the former president cheated death following that sniper's assassination attempt . assassination attempt. >> meanwhile, joe biden has urged a divided america to come together . together. >> yesterday's shooting at donald trump's rally in pennsylvania calls on all of us to take a step back, take stock of where

and this is britain's newsroom with miriam, kate and ben leo standing in for andrew pierce and bev turnerhe last few minutes. a police officer has been suspended after he kicked a man in the head during a violent arrest at manchester airport . arrest at manchester airport. >> mark white has more, well, greater manchester police have referred this incident to the policing watchdog, the independent office for police conduct. there have been protests outside a police station in the greater manchester area . manchester area. >> and will we have a clean energy revolution? the prime minister will unveil the plans to

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning. >> very good morningbour's ambitions to defeat the nimbys and build 1.5 million homes. the property industry is excited, but are you and the new prime minister has arrived in northern ireland as he visits all four nafions ireland as he visits all four nations across the uk in an attempt to reset their relationships with westminster ? relationships with westminster? >> dougie beattie has more . >> dougie beattie has more. >> dougie beattie has more. >> we are at stormont, where keir starmer arrived at 8:00 this morning. he's meeting with parties to discussing their problems and trying to reset that relationship. he will be leaving here at 1030 and heading directly to wales and tory leadership race. >> jeremy hunt has ruled himself out. suella braverman seemed to be hedging her bets over the weekend, but who can rescue the conservative party now? we're going to talk to one defeated mp who's furious about their failings. >> i'm breaking overnight in france , a left wing coalition france, a left wing coalition

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good monday morning to you.so >ight surge in their first round of election voting. >> and that last gasp win for england, the three lions were just seconds away from going out of the euros. but up stepped jude bellingham and harry kane . jude bellingham and harry kane. >> and as we start election week, rishi sunak turns up the heat on reform uk as he battles nigel farage over millions of undecided voters lost without a trace the family of the teenager jay slater, left distraught as spanish police call off the search in tenerife and truth telling politicians the welsh parliament could make wilfully misleading the public a criminal offence in a vote tomorrow we'll have the latest .

bev turner. >> very good morning to you. stopping the boats.ontinent's fight against illegal migration at a summit in oxfordshire. katherine forster has more

this is britain's newsroom with nana akua and ben leo in for andrew pierce and bev turner. >> now it'sie watkins clinched the winner in the 90th minute loss for words . for words. >> really, when you

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner break. >> good morning .or is due to reveal what she's calling a huge £20 billion black hole in pubuc huge £20 billion black hole in public finances this afternoon, claiming that she didn't know anything about it before. now >> yes. at 3:30 pm. this afternoon, the blame game begins. the chancellor will lay out how she'll lay the foundation for the future of our economy. what does that mean? in practice? it means some tax rises are on the way. >> who'd have thought it? gps are threatening to walk out. family doctors are voting on whether to strike again. be the first time for six since 1964. can you already get a gp appointment and would more pay for the doctors make any difference whatsoever ? difference whatsoever? >> and some breaking news this morning. just stop oil activists are blocking departure gates at gatwick airport. we've got pictures here that you can see. will they ever stop ? will they ever stop? >> and who fancies this an islamic homeland? a radical british based cleric wants to buy a small isl

this is britain's newsroom with miriam cates and ben elliott in for andrew pierce and bev turner.aced dujardin, six times olympic medallist charlotte dujardin has been banned from the paris olympics just days ahead of the opening ceremony. she's been accused of whipping a horse's legs almost 30 times. we'll have the latest and starmer's show of strength. >> the pm suspends seven labour mps for voting against the government, as today

ben leo standing for in andrew pierce and bev turner.ears in public for the first time since surviving his assassination attempt . he's also assassination attempt. he's also picked a running mate who once compared him to hitler. >> president biden also says his bullseye remark about donald trump was a mistake. he's given his first interview since the attempted killing of his white house rival column. >> how concerned i was and wanted to make sure i knew how he was actually doing. he sounded good. he said he was fine and he thanked me for calling him. i told him he was literally in the prayers of jill and me . and me. >> immigration has fuelled the biggest population rise in 75 years in england and wales , years in england and wales, despite falling birth rates. what impact is this going to have on society and body found in tenerife ? in tenerife? >> heartbreak as human marine remains close to

this is britain's newsroom with ben elliott and miriam cates standing in for andrew pierce and bev turner. rishi sunaks successor will be announced on november the 2nd and nominations open tomorrow for the first round of voting. elsewhere, more turncoat tories reform uk leader nigel farage says more tories will defect to his party this year as it becomes, in his words, an electoral powerhouse and radicalising. >> young

so here we are, andrew pierce and bev turner, britain's newsroom on this historic day.urprise. we've got between now and midday to explain to you all the twists and turns of the last 12 hours. well, last 24 hours, in fact. see who the big beasts are who actually lost their seats. penny mordaunt is gone. grant shapps is gone. gillian keegan is gone. gillian keegan didn't take that defeat particularly well. she did not, did she, during the night, >> don't forget liz truss, the former prime minister. that is, to me, the michael portillo moment . remember when