or it can be done by us. we had a meeting last night, sir dear imam juma's saying was very new and innovative for me. yes, this meeting is a meeting to solve the problem , not a speech. why is there some time left, from the dilapidated fabric of bandarbas, which has gone to the persian gulf bridge, to various issues related to people's lives and livelihoods, which must have a role in economic prosperity, production boom, and solving problems in people's lives. some issues that i have in these 3 hours i spent time and was at the service of my friends to sit down and see how the problem can be solved and this can be done in the present. things should not take long. it takes a long time. this is frustrating. social capital was discussed. what can we do to preserve social capital? the social capital of its preservation depends on people's hope for the future. people's hope and hope in people. where does hope come from? of work and effort. with a speech that definitely does not create hope. it means that if i sit

they prefer it be pushed up be it maybe be pushed up to be decided ultimately jury decided and ultimatelythe officer goes through in order to get to that process, it's not worth it. it's not worth it. and they're being compared to some guy with a gun going down and shooting someone dead. um, when these are professional officers, they're not trigger happy. they're highly trained , and they're highly trained, and they're deaung highly trained, and they're dealing with some of the most violent people in society. violent people in our society. and if they don't do it, we're all in trouble . all in trouble. >> it is fairly galling how in so many of these cases, someone who member of a violent who is a member of a violent gang had associations gang or who had associations with crime, perhaps with violent crime, perhaps people who'd been imprisoned before, are somehow up to before, are somehow held up to be, uh, the darling of society. when in one of the very, very few cases where is fired, few cases where a gun is fired, if that person fired upon , it if that person is fired upon, it seems that

would be would be technical tum for be the technical tum for it.hink liz truss obviously knows that she has future in that she has no future in a return leadership bid, but she makes no secret that she would probably be in a probably like to be in a position kingmaker in any position of kingmaker in any future. i going to say future. i was going to say kingmaker than comeback kingmaker rather than comeback queen, probably queen, i think is probably the best idea. queen, i think is probably the best ideyou interviewed gillian >> um, you interviewed gillian keegan newspaper, the keegan in your newspaper, the mail her mail on sunday. i've got her coming up in just a moment. is she a leadership contender? do youis she is cited as one of the >> is she is cited as one of the leadership contenders, but still the ones in the lead are definitely kemi badenoch penny mordaunt. >> um, but as you know, with leadership contests, ones leadership contests, the ones who runners at the who are the front runners at the beginning end up beginning don't always end up b

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it must be unlikely perhaps that he will be fit enough to do that.ham palace, all the carefully laid plans over recent weeks and months will be having to be reconsidered, shared out to other members of the royal family, be reconsidered, shared out to other members of the royalfamily, and on those other members of the royal family there is now a much greater pressure, particularly on the prince of wales, who of course is also dealing with the recuperation of his own life, after her surgery. thank ou. own life, after her surgery. thank you- make _ own life, after her surgery. thank you. make mentioning _ own life, after her surgery. thank you. make mentioning the - own life, after her surgery. thank you. make mentioning the extra l you. make mentioning the extra duties that will now fall to the prince of wales and queen camilla of course, but to prince william dealing with his own family illnesses as nick was reflecting and around all of that of course the awareness that the number of senior royals is depleted, of course, since prince harry and megan m

so there's no way that you'll be able to be in control of the pilot. i mean, i should just save it, obviously the in the united states. so you said earlier that the bribes and so on the go on they, they believe me, they, they do. and clearly they really tell in the united states the leading opposition worked on in the bottom. but currently the leading opposition leader in the united states as being threatened with jail in britain as a leader that wasn't collected by the popular vote, the actual but just to just tell me why, why there is no way that the body of the got the most votes in pakistan's, parliament can never be the party with the majority it technically in progress, on spelling it no, i'm not saying never at all. i'm seeing that arts pressure tactics being used right now to be the people into submission. because the thing is, i'm enjoy list to call them lawyers to buckets done. if i don't become an elective member of parliament, i will be adjusted some way and some policy position. the point is the mandate of the people has been dropped. and

and to be passionate and be engaged.hink when times are tough, when things are tricky in the world, i think it is important that you know that, and that you acknowledge that in your organizations. and we have had some tough times in the world. beyond markets, in the world, for people to live their lives. we run global organizations with people who come from places that are now in war zones, or that are too close to borders where there are war zones. where the challenges have been very real post-covid, or where the issues are being felt materially in politics. and not to acknowledge that, i think, feels inauthentic. francine: when you are in charge of a big organization, it is tough being close to your employees. robyn: yes. francine: how do you do that? robyn: it is about communication, it is about being available and transparent. it is about setting your stall out. who are we? what are we? what are we here to do? and how will we do that? how do we do that the best we can? my view is you do it by creating extraordinary a

pm of course we'we'll be tuning >> we'll be tuning in. >> we'll be tuning in. >> you'll be tuning toy. that's it from britain's newsroom. see you tomorrow. by—election tomorrow. that by—election controversy . controversy. >> we'll be diving deep into controversial comments surrounding one of the upcoming by elections in this country. what on earth has happened? >> and are we less safe because our armed forces are too concentrated on diversity, inclusion and general wokery these senior military officers certainly think so that our national security could be at risk. we'll be having that debate in just one moment after the all important . weather. the all important. weather. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers spot answers of up. boxt boilers spot answers of weather on gb news news. hello alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather update. >> there will be a few showers around for some of us today and it is also quite breezy. >> that's because we have an area of low pressure just to the northwest of the uk , and around northwest of the uk, and around this we are b

allowed to be in. so we can fulfill the needs of people in the and the trucks. that's hard on our own tickets and doesn't even to scratch the surface. we're talking about a 5th month of war and gaza. there's many needs that as it relates to the emergency situation. we are em, which means we need to have release items in order to be provided for almost a 90 percent of the population who became part of the piece. this wasn't a needed to be for the word. this is something that is in you and it's related to the emergency situation. and instead of increasing the, the truck we're getting less is the trucks. at least if we take this into consideration. in addition to the increasing the means of hospital since they are dealing with more injuries and they need more supply is more medicines. we need to have the distributive drugs in order to further says that needs to be. but i'm sure that started in a row with areas because the city a not just to leave go the city and the road completely denied access over huma

be acutely aware of — is something i have to be acutely aware of inie— is something i have to be acutelyiffs and how you pay. do _ aware of. we have been talking about tariffs and how you pay. do you - aware of. we have been talking about tariffs and how you pay. do you pay . tariffs and how you pay. do you pay on a metre or direct debit? now that will be even drop, because it was previously more advantageous to pay by direct debit and you were penalised by paying on a prepaid nature. what is your situation? i am direct debit- — nature. what is your situation? i am direct debit- l _ nature. what is your situation? i am direct debit. i probably have about £500 _ direct debit. i probably have about £500 in_ direct debit. i probably have about £500 in credit _ direct debit. i probably have about £500 in credit through _ direct debit. i probably have about £500 in credit through the - direct debit. i probably have about. £500 in credit through the company at the _ £500 in credit through the company at the moment, _ £500 in credit through the company at the moment, so— £500 in credit through

they will have to be dealt with, and a united ireland will be dealt with ljy a united ireland will be have to deal with those. and of course, to reemphasize the point — although sinn fein holds the first ministership, it is exactly the same in terms of power and authority as the deputy first minister. indeed, there are some who have said perhaps we should call them joint first ministers, but we didn�*t do that backin ministers, but we didn�*t do that back in 25 years ago. and he mentioned the talks in 1997—98, we realised then that there was going to be a really rocky path after the good friday agreement was signed. we didn�*t think for one minute that suddenly, all things were going to be brilliant and bright. it wasn�*t going to be like that because we were dealing with decades and decades of a terrible relationship between the two communities. so inevitably, things would go up and down — but happily at this time, they are not. it�*s a good day for us they are not. it's a good day for us all. ., , they are not. it's a good day for us all. . , ., ., ,, all. really good to have you wi

you, to be honest, it will be fair, because if you think that they will give you an ultimatum for you , as it was sent to russia, nato countries and the usa, and ukraine is fighting alone, thanks to the dosed, once again dosed supply of weapons, i say once again, the dosed supply of weapons, because the 23rd... could have been a completely different year if our partners did not lead the game in regulating the escalation, but now they have reached them, well but i'm sorry, time, time plays a role, so now , i think, the second time they should not make the mistake of thinking that it will stay somewhere there for a long time, no, i think that the understanding has come, i want to see actions, well, that is, you are sure that our western partners will no longer... continue this game of some kind of truce, peace, some lines, putin with some mediators, zelensky with some mediators, and they are now deciding something between themselves. the question, how to actually stop the war in ukraine? well, i will take the courage to say that such, well, it is possible to say, the backroom talks, let

you can be you want to be. hard work be who you want to be. hard work pays.e in. and yet there's a political class that really doesn't don't doesn't i don't know. they don't want foster a sense of want to foster a sense of vision, of that stuff actually encompassing people that when they need to they come here, you need to adopt if you don't, you're adopt this. if you don't, you're probably not going to work out well don't believe probably not going to work out wethe don't believe probably not going to work out wethe nation don't believe probably not going to work out wethe nation state.ion't believe in the nation state. >> i mean, they are basically to use word that some my use a word that some of my fellow writers come up fellow writers have come up with. anywheres they'll with. they're anywheres they'll be comfortable anywhere. they don't believe don't fundamentally believe in the the nation state the concept of the nation state and to build and what it takes to build a strong, prosperous nation state. that's why that's the problem. that's why they struggl

be associated with the bank, this will be the political responsibility of the president, there will be concentration of all resources, the powers and leverage of ukraine's influence in the presidential team, these managers that we are talking about today, and this is accordingly the responsibility of the president, and i am already predicting, inferring that in april and may we will face a political crisis, and... i don't know, how will the president respond to this political crisis, what are the possible options for responding to it, as we see that contradictions are accumulating within the powerful, the power architecture. how many voltage lines are accumulated, these are voltage lines not only with one head, but these are lines tension with mayors and heads of local self-government, this is a line of tension with business, this is a line of tension with the military, not the generals, but officers and soldiers, when we talk about the rights of soldiers, this is the question of mobilization, which will not be possible within the framework of those proposals, which are transferred by

but if a king can't be idiosyncratic , who can can't be idiosyncratic, who can be?ut i think it's again pointing us to the fact there will be a very different style when in and may be a very long time away. there's a new reign . time away. there's a new reign. clearly william and kate will all have their own way of doing things in exactly the same way that charles has now got his own rather different way. >> well, david, thank you very much for joining >> well, david, thank you very much forjoining me with me now is my panel, former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg and the former labour mp stephen pound . former labour mp stephen pound. um, stephen, this is the interesting thing, isn't it? what does it say about monarchy? i mean, one of the things it says is that the people have a huge regard for the monarchy, that there is an immediate outpouring of sympathy and concern for the king. but it is a more open monarchy with king charles. and it was with queen elizabeth ii. >> oh, absolutely. and you know, king george has been mentioned. you remember they used to pu

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be fair, friends. the officials of the ministry of economy, the officials of the tax system should take issue 163 seriously , because one of them is about justice , the other is about reducing endowment, and one part is actually about reducing costs, and it should be solved on the basis of this issue, but you can't say about the issue of exemption, sir. for example, the percentage that they have from income, i will solve them, i will not expect that the problems of others will be solved. saying that if they pay, they should also use the facilities one of our mistakes is that our budget system is selling our wealth and services, but a part of the budget , for example, 50% of the current budget , we are using it. i have this current budget . am i using security or not? yes, i am using education. i don't know if i use cheap gasoline or not. i don't know. and unfortunately, the system is unfair, because the salary earner, i get the tax day, again because of the same 163 of me. and they take a break of 4 mo

and to be passionate and be engaged.think when times are tough, when things are tricky in the world, i think it is important that you know that, and that you acknowledge that in your organizations. we have had some tough times in the world, markets in the world, for people to live their lives. we run global organizations with people who come from places that are now in war zones, or too close to borders where there are war zones, where the challenges have been very real post-covid, or where the issues are being felt materially in politics, and not to acknowledge that, i think feels inauthentic. francine: when you are in charge of a big organization, it is tough being close to your employees. have you do that? robyn: it is about communication, being available and transparent, and setting out, who where weak, what are we here to do, and how will we do that? how do we do that the best we can? my view is you do it by creating extraordinary and exceptional teams that have a focus, and understand the humanity of that, and that

drawn in the sand to be aligned to be drawn in the sand to he moved — aligned to be drawn in the sand— be moved on from. material it took us two years to get the convictions quashed _ us two years to get the convictions quashed or— us two years to get the convictions quashed or to start to get quashed and we _ quashed or to start to get quashed and we are — quashed or to start to get quashed and we are only 100 people, around hundred _ and we are only 100 people, around hundred people so far and if there's hundreds— hundred people so far and if there's hundreds more it would take years to id hundreds more it would take years to go through— hundreds more it would take years to go through the courts so to legislate it is the right thing to do. legislate it is the right thing to do my— legislate it is the right thing to do. my point was that for building my claim — do. my point was that for building my claim i've had to spend three years— my claim i've had to spend three years building it whereas people who perhaps _ years building it whereas people who perhaps aren't at the £600,000 lev

you to be seen to be doing good.now, thing to be head know, it's one thing to be head of state, but the monarchy is also of the nation. and as also head of the nation. and as head nation, it's the head of the nation, it's the supreme champion of duty. supreme champion of civic duty. so to be seen across the so it has to be seen across the length and breadth this length and breadth of this nation, centres and nation, opening centres and hospitals, girl hospitals, visiting the girl guides kitchens. really guides and soup kitchens. really basically being able to give attention to the unsung heroes of britain . and unfortunately, of britain. and unfortunately, a slimmed monarchy simply slimmed down monarchy simply isn't to fulfil that isn't able to fulfil that functional role because we're far larger than belgium or denmark or norway . so we can't denmark or norway. so we can't be a bicycling monarchy with our size of population and there's never been precedent never been a precedent for a monarch unwell stepping down. >

can't be displaced. we will live or die. here we go back and die in our houses. we have been displaced to hon. eunice, on comes the streets and we have spent tough nights and we came to the egyptian border economy displaced anymore. we will live and die. here we go back and die in our houses. nowhere is safe in the entire gauze, a strip. well, from north to south, israel is wong gauze. it has now killed at least $28176.00 palestinians of parts of northern. i'm central gauze. i have been reduced to rubble. but let's speak to tara composer now, who's in rafa and southern gaza and tara k. it must be unimaginable at the moment to understand the sense of anxiety. people are experiencing a scientists of pay to a possible, as way to ground defensive. that's how this will of the yes and they have a great sense and a great deal of and exhausted, see a frustration and completely homelessness due to the fact that they use very prime minister benjamin netanyahu has owed it is very all me to get ready for it posted f

no, no advice, just vote, we say , participate in the elections, be active, be politically active after all the country, but during your period , when was the most critical day in the 7th parliament, for example, we didn't give them a crisis in the 7th parliament, that is, right here , for example, there were sometimes discussions, for example, verbal conversations in the parliament, there were beatings in the 7th parliament. . have you seen such things happen ? yes, it is from a personal point of view, which is not a general rule. for example, you should see representatives who use the information they get, for example, rent, information, for example, to get rich, and so on. which commission were you in? i am the seventh term of the original 90 commission i was in the 8th term of the program commission, which tehran tehran deals with . you hear it, aha, yes, yes, i heard this. are you doing the work? there was an argument with each other and the ambulance took him away. what do you think should have happened in the 7th majlis or the 8th majlis that didn't happen, i.e. what laws should

and plus, they want to be those and pies, they want to be the google, they want to be that they want to be the amazon off the anyway it's, it's a well, and they're very big risk. is that what they doing to try to get an advantage on that competitive? you rush ahead with this technology without thinking about, for example, whether it's really fit for prime time. and that really is a worry. but these, where we said no, you know that not unknown, i mean the, the u. k. government company in an international i safety summit. and i have to tell you that was that there was some skepticism about what it was going to achieve . but actually the, the debate was, was a sensible debate and it got it on the international agenda. so i think what's going to be challenging is the extent to which government can really hold the rich companies in the world to account. and the irony, of course, is that if they get it out to all of us, they get all of our data. we train their large language models, they gain more power, even as the very nation states that are going to try to put regulations in place to co

another one being brought up would-be potholes.— another one being brought up would-be potholes.ich is interesting, that's one of - would-be potholes. yes, which is interesting, that's one of the - would-be potholes. yes, which is| interesting, that's one of the ones people _ interesting, that's one of the ones people have spoken to us about as well _ people have spoken to us about as well. potholes are something that affects _ well. potholes are something that affects everyone, regardless. the decline _ affects everyone, regardless. the decline in— affects everyone, regardless. the decline in football in town centres, for example, there isn't a decline in the _ for example, there isn't a decline in the number of motorists in the road _ in the number of motorists in the road so _ in the number of motorists in the road so a — in the number of motorists in the road so a lot of people are very concerned _ road so a lot of people are very concerned about potholes and a lot of the _ concerned about potholes and a lot of the candidates have mentioned them, _ of the candidates have ment

let him be says, god bless him. let him be as a member. let him be. but he he we said, of course . course, i believe the labour party said we are going to after that disciplining. but but he is a good person. he made a mistake and we have to accept his apology. >> all right. but before i bring the panel in, um, shouldn't there be a concern that at the meeting , nobody seems to have meeting, nobody seems to have challenged him and said, this is a bad thing say ? and he said a bad thing to say? and he said not only one thing, but two things that were deeply anti—semitic . and doesn't that anti—semitic. and doesn't that tell something about the tell you something about the culture labour party in culture of the labour party in rochdale charles moore's rochdale? isn't charles moore's point a fair one? >> i wouldn't wouldn't think >> i wouldn't i wouldn't think so. i believe, with so. of course i believe, with all respect, of course, that when the media get get to it is a double triple it because a double and triple it because they sell the sell the they want to sell the sell the newspa

be a county sheriff but could be the president. that would be a real big thing. and you'd think we would see some indication in the history of somebody coming back and saying, no, we're carving this out because it's somehow different. and there's just no indication of that at all. >> right. i guess i just struggle with how much significance we should attribute to the mckee draft or the johnson moral exchange. these things seem to be sort of conveniently plucked. i'm not sure how instructive they ultimately are in the grand scheme of things. >> i think there's always a question of how instructive legislative history is and i think here where the text is so clear and where the consequences of saying that the presidency is not in office under the united states would be so bizarre because you'd be saying that, for example, in article six , congress can impose a religious test for no office except the presidency. and i guess you could require the president to be a jehovah's witness. or that no office under the united states holder can a

officers being in the line of succession. >> you have to be an officer to be in the line of succession. we have a federal statute that puts the speaker in the line of succession. they're officers but not officers of the united states because they are not subject to impeachment and not appointed pursuant to article two. there is a gap between officers and officers of the united states reinforcing the idea that officers of the united states is a term of art not just to federal office holders but refers only to those appointed, not those elected. >> justice kavanaugh. >> understand how you use griffin's case again. section three refers to insurrection and raises questions about who decides what processes are to be used that's ratified in the 1868, the next year chief justice chase opines that states do not have the authority that only congress has the authority to enforce that. that could be evidence, as you say, of the original public meaning, some evidence. it's a precedent but not binding. your point then it's reinforced because congress relies on that precedent in the enforcement act

i'd be excited, shocked know. i'd be excited, be shocked . how fun. >> who is it? in britain, which was a play about 40 years ago, where there was what? on stage. i'm not quite sure there was. >> i think it was feign. feigned. >> well, anyway , either way, >> well, anyway, either way, maybe indeed . and maybe a maybe indeed. and maybe a warning about that. if you're planning to take your five year old, be helpful to adults. old, would be helpful to adults. but as you say, it got so much pubuchy but as you say, it got so much publicity that everybody knew that. >> and that's why they all went . >> and that's why they all went. course they did. that's that's the thing . the thing. >> gatame do you remember? you probably know i don't. yeah, you're too young. but there was a you a thing called gatame. you remember i don't, for remember this? no, i don't, for god's look there was god's sake. look there was a people. >> man people. >> an old man. >> an old man. >> der der der. and >> feny der der der der der. and they said, oh , yes. oh, very they said, oh, yes. oh, very

will be treated as once to this criminal chain, it will be the result of the commission of a crime orn as a result... experts are our fellow citizens, they are trying to understand the details in subtleties, because we know that sometimes the most important things are hidden in these details, here again a specific example is given and discussed, a person lives abroad there, writes some libels, roughly speaking, but at the same time he rents out an apartment. and he uses the money that he receives as fees for renting this apartment to live abroad, will this be using the property for these criminal purposes? but in the case, as you say, if this is an applicator who will already use that legislative toolkit, it is a source of income and it will be proven difficult to judge and make a decision on the right that there is property that is leased, and just for these money is carried out that criminal activity that can be qualified and fall under a certain crime, then yes, yeah, well, there you go... has existed since 2006, let me remind you that there is a large list of articles under which

and being california is like being in california is like being in california is like being planet pluto, because this week, of course, they sussex they launched their new sussex .com website using their titles, giving titles to their children. from my perspective , i've always from my perspective, i've always said, you know, from from meghan's side at least she spent years and years trashing the royal saying how she royal family, saying how she wanted kill herself when she wanted to kill herself when she was suffered mental was in it. she suffered mental health problems . hinted health problems. she hinted heavily made a heavily that someone made a racist about the skin racist comment about the skin colour of archie. on and colour of archie. it goes on and on and on and i say, do you know what? if that was me, i wouldn't want to do with that want anything to do with that name. that connection, name. with that connection, i'd have respect and i'd have some self respect and i'd stop it. but yet they stop using it. but yet they launched new website launched their new website and it's duche

drummed even any must be a full state. everything because of hung up just out of control. all of the countries of the world does a good entry, a to have people who have no health problems. as you can see, the name of for the an estimated 580000 palestinians and gaza are facing catastrophic levels of hand. the world food program is warning that there's a cute shortages in northern garza, but unless we get significant volumes on a regular basis to people in the most food and secure areas of garza, that we would have famine conditions in place by may or june of this year we are not getting significant amounts of aid and we are not doing it every day as we need to do. since the start of israel's will, convoys of humanitarian aid has been delayed tonight, permits and sometimes attacked is very useful. just screen everything and sees items useful to have much more recent tea. a group of these riley protest is demanded the release of cap to say to bob t y a at the cam shuttle, and border crossing just dump trucks entering casa, i

cancelled. have to be being cancelled. deployed elsewhere come being cancelled. they have to be dep|sorti elsewhere come being cancelled. they have to be dep|sort this elsewhere come being cancelled. they have to be dep|sort this out. ;ewhere come being cancelled. they have to be dep|sort this out. iwhere come being cancelled. they have to be dep|sort this out. i don't come being cancelled. they have to be dep|sort this out. i don't knowme and sort this out. i don't know how you solve it, because i'm in favour of the right to protest, but it's every every but if it's every weekend, every single i think that's single weekend, i think that's the isn't it? single weekend, i think that's the and isn't it? single weekend, i think that's the and alsoft it? single weekend, i think that's the and also on t? single weekend, i think that's the and also on this occasion, >> and also on this occasion, i do have some sympathy with those officers only officers who are not only missing but are missing leave, but these are quite stressful

i'd be excited, shocked know. i'd be excited, be shocked . how fun. >> who is it? in britain, which was a play about 40 years ago, where there was what? on stage. i'm not quite sure there was. >> i think it was feign. feigned. >> well, anyway , either way, >> well, anyway, either way, maybe indeed . and maybe a maybe indeed. and maybe a warning about that. if you're planning to take your five year old, be helpful to adults. old, would be helpful to adults. but as you say, it got so much pubuchy but as you say, it got so much publicity that everybody knew that. >> and that's why they all went . >> and that's why they all went. course they did. that's that's the thing . the thing. >> gatame do you remember? you probably know i don't. yeah, you're too young. but there was a you a thing called gatame. you remember i don't, for remember this? no, i don't, for god's look there was god's sake. look there was a people. >> man people. >> an old man. >> an old man. >> der der der. and >> feny der der der der der. and they said, oh , yes. oh, very they said, oh, yes. oh, very

and are the being racist?nd are the quangos up from their quangos waking up from their slumber of bureaucratic groupthink? well, the obr boss has suggested hold on to your seats, that we ought to cut benefits and kerb mass migration, for and once, someone unked migration, for and once, someone linked the obr has said something sensible and while the synthetic pressure builds for the prime minister to apologise to brianna ghey, his mother over his trance joke, surely it's sir keir starmer who should apologise for breaching erskine may and misleading the house state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most intellectual panel this evening. gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, and the deputy editor of conservativehome, henry hill. as always, i want hear from you. always, i want to hear from you. it's part of the it's a crucial part of the programme email programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. now mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's all been it's what you've all been waiting for . it's

being made? >> we're continue to go work closely with the mta, everybody is very aware of, you know, the urgency in trying to get people into housing as quickly as we can. the staff are very clear that they have out reached to every one. we cannot completely control for people moving around a little bit. but, they have spent, a number of hours out there so they feel strongly that they have. >> thank you. and then i was very appreciative of the data provided on pages 20 and 21 which are the denial of service data for our shelter system by site. i did total the number of denials of service in the prior year and it appears to be close to a 1,000, about 958 and that is about 7 and a half percent by my calculation of the shelter population, served. that seems extremely high to me but then it was also eye opening to see particular sites that had denial service as high as 15% and higher. in particular, i took note that two of our shelters next door and embarcadero safe, providers are not listed but i be

may be highly treatable?i think that that's certainly the hope right now in london it's a treatable form of cancer, and i think that, you know, just the fact that doctors may have caught this very early is a very, very positive sign, i think, so at the moment there is a lot of hope in london, hoping for the very best for the king. >> sandra: and as we just learned a few moments ago, harry is going to be flying from california to be by the king's side, his father after the diagnosis and announcement. we are going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. ” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. visit betterforthem.com hi, i'm david, and i lost 92 pounds on golo. i noticed within a week that the release supplement really knocked out my sugar cravings. i didn't feel the need to go to the store for candy, or go through the drive-thru after work.

look at me, i'm at least be frank. uh, i think the very, very sort of contention of the lease, but it is certainly what they think, give them that been to what, to what extent is saudi arabia audits and it's record recognition of israel as normalization with this rep key to what happens next is critical yeah, yeah, you mentioned audience in the show with the summit right now in reality, those are 5 minutes. so i think having those come feasible, a lot of deal to forgot about reconstruction funding, about whether and how the foreign troops that will help administer him off. that's all the important because you can't get into the off the what unless you have some of that plan and please, however, i think i a lot of the conversation right now in washington or how's, who's brought the leverage? i'd say the cause to bite administration. so once this deal consolidate, fund refilled, they have a lot of leverage who by who normally use that to get significant concessions for the palestinians, overly by the trust. and i think t

so i wouldn't i wouldn't be completely be um, i wouldn't be completely be um, i wouldn't be completelye a real symbol, um, for islamists here in britain around the world, and that she has in a, in a way, almost become a kind of islamist celebrity. yeah um, so i'm, i'm very , very pleased that this very, very pleased that this judgement has gone the way that it has . um, i judgement has gone the way that it has. um, i think it's right. of course, that you should be able to to, follow through with the legal process of you have to be able to appeal these sorts of decisions runs. um, but as with the of, say, someone like the case of, say, someone like jack letts, who a dual jack letts, who was a dual canadian citizenship when he was depnved canadian citizenship when he was deprived of his citizenship, we heard nothing else about that. and in this case, i think, again, it's very important that, um, the judge ruled that they were right to consider that the home secretary only had to only had to deem it to be in law, that she was at rendered stateless and didn't have to consider the possibili

the, some of the things i just thought, process of this, some of those of a be on being in the private collection. it's a nation and does that a month before the war jeep asked to bring her paintings home. she dreamt of having an exemption abroad. now her last piece is joined, more than $300.00 artworks at the palestinian museum. old by gods and artists called this is nothing exhibition items were collected from local galleries in the occupied westbank. also from people's living rooms. an attempt to preserve causes, rich arts scene. now being wiped out, it's a space to protest, organize, or c, or just some of the some who shared his own paintings and some others from his collection. what's become this model when the war ends will quite together? but now we need to paint and survive. some art this, our painting now from the street there been displaced to who will cry, but we will then start painting life oranges from nature and laughter. a, nothing about this exemption is traditional or neat, prominent or dis work place next to younger art. this is a reminder that the old one under his

this will be the case later. the basic law passed by the ministers and authorities to be prescribed to the governors or the heads of the institutions , thank you very much, mr. argonu, mr. rezai says that we have to make a local decision, that is, the government, now we should adopt tabiz for different places. will the benefits of this two-day holiday be realized or not? i think we should not do this because you see, we had an experience in... we had this discussion in the past. we left the working hours to the government. a government comes from a faction with an intellectual approach saato used to say that we should wait for the next government , he would come back, he would back off, he would say no, the old one is fine, and actually the government does not have that stability of procedure, although this happened in the parliament, but the process is a bit longer than the government . the parliament should discuss the assignment and designate friday and saturday as official holidays. if we leave this to the go

it'll be a very good thing. it'll be a very interesting programme.ter the weather. i'll be back on monday at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been of nation. i'm been state of the nation. i'm about to somerset, about to drive to somerset, where will blue where i know there will be blue skies when i arrive near skies even when i arrive near midnight. it's a miracle of modern . modern science. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update with me, annie from the met office. a mixture of sunshine and showers for many of us on friday there is a of hail and thunder is a risk of hail and thunder though, and it will feel a little bit cooler than late. little bit cooler than of late. that's this cold front that's because this cold front has swept across the country through today , bringing that through today, bringing that heavy behind heavy rain. but behind it we have slightly more have got a slightly more typically mass for this typically warm air mass for this time be time

they required that she be forcibly sterilized before, she could be released. the case went to the united states supreme and there one of our greatest jurists, oliver holmes, great papa proponent of the first amendment and other things. well, finish opinion upholding virginia's eugenics law, saying it is better all the world if instead of waiting to execute degenerate offspring for a crime or to let them starve for their imbecility, society they can prevent those who are manifestly from continuing their kind the principle that sustains compulsory vaccination is broad enough to cover cutting the fallopian tubes. three generations of imbeciles is enough. decision held step toward a super race. what historical event makes you somewhat uncomfortable about attempts to create a super race? i think we all can guess guess. or sterilize nation and william jennings bryan would say darwin's dreadful law of hate is replacing the bible's divine law of love, which treated all souls as sacred, whether you have epilepsy or not. and he says, will lead this drive to prohibit tea

to be talking to for the next few da s? .. to be talking to for the next few da s?, , ., , ., ., days? saudi arabia first of all, talkin: days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to _ days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to a — days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to a key _ days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to a key player- days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to a key player in - days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to a key player in the l talking to a key player in the region, and egypt and qatar. they have been important in behind—the—scenes talking. to remind ourselves, it was not this weekend but the weekend before we had officials from egypt and qatar as well as israelis and americans, mainly spy chiefs and not politicians, they gathered in france and were hammering out a basic plan for a peace deal that could be put to hamas and agreed upon with israel. we're pointing out hamas and israel. we're pointing out hamas and israel aren't at the same table one these talks. it's a convoluted process but are hoping some sort of deal will be re

seen to be attempt by them to be seen to be at least doing something.w that, um, mean, i doubt, um, you know, i mean, i doubt, you know, in a year or six months or something. we'll see. >> even a single business actually maximum actually fined the maximum £60,000. um, but secondly, i mean, how much money do they think? >> you know, after 13 years of the government, the tory government, um, how many actually many small businesses actually have 60,000, 100,000, 200,000 in their bank accounts? it's basically, you know, if you find them that much, it just means they close up the they close, they close up the shop it. shop and that's it. >> the business gone bankrupt. >> okay. khan, we have to >> okay. shoaib khan, we have to leave it there. i'm afraid we're run sir keir run out of time. sir keir starmer has defended his decision ditch labour's decision not to ditch labour's candidate rochdale candidate for the rochdale by—election. the by—election. we'll have all the latest on that this. latest on that after this. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's ch

a projection being cast onto big ben . upon being cast onto big ben.lso from the river to the sea. pro—palestinian messages are being projected onto to the elizabeth tower. big ben, and thatis elizabeth tower. big ben, and that is an offence . i know that that is an offence. i know that because a law came in in 2016 prohibiting this, because images were being projected onto parliament about anti—brexit . so parliament about anti—brexit. so why don't i show you another one here? because i eventually went to find out where this projection was coming from. it was on the green opposite parliament. you can see there in the distance. so i walked over. there it is. it's a device. no bigger than motorcycle battery bigger than a motorcycle battery on a tripod, lashed on to the barrier. and as you can see now , barrier. and as you can see now, it projects all the way over onto elizabeth tower . big it projects all the way over onto elizabeth tower. big band. itold onto elizabeth tower. big band. i told the police repeatedly about this. i said, what are you going

have now be gone. okay, ross and we started now that we have that confirmation from the pentagon itself, are we learning anything more about how long this is going to take and what's, what's the next steps are? so we're not getting that level of detail yet. and in fact, it's a little hazy to suggest just how long these air strikes have been going uh, according to uh, the us military's clock. but i think it's safe to say that for at least the past hour, this military operation has been underway. now there, of course, there been lots of reports about who exactly is being targeted, what their national affiliation might be, where they might physically be located. us officials are not giving that level of detail at least on background just yet, but suffice it to say, there has been considerable concern about letting this attack on the troops at tower 20 to go on, answered. and certainly this is the 1st step. i don't think that this will be the last one. all right, uh, ross, and thank you so much, ross and j