welcome back to dewbs& co with me , bev turner ben habib and me, bev turner ben habib and paul embry'sng a bit, but you know what? it's the end of a stressful week, isn't it? it's a friday night, so stick with us. so this again, this is a bit light hearted. the olympic breakdancer ray gun has called the backlash that she's received since competing in paris 2024 devastating. the 36 year old australian has been criticised and also slightly sort of laughed at following her performance in paris. let's remind ourselves. robert performance in paris. let's remind ourselves . robert jenrick performance in paris. let's remind ourselves. robert jenrick. andrew doyle. mark steyn. >> here we go . what . >> here we go. what. >> here we go. what. >> tire of watching it. celebrities, including fat boy slim have rushed to her defence. meanwhile, boxer imane khelif is suing the likes of elon musk and jk rowling for what she's describing as aggravated cyber harassment. both of these athletes, i use that term, you know, loosely, are basically complaining about the fact that they're getting hate online. p

bev turner on gb news. welcome back to. neil oliver live with me. bev turner this evening.the centre of the olympics. gender row has launched legal action against elon musk and j.k. rowling for alleged aggravated cyber harassment. imane khelif won gold in paris, of course, in the women's boxing, won gold in paris, of course, in the women's boxing , despite the women's boxing, despite allegedly having x y chromosomes , allegedly having x y chromosomes, which means that effectively they were born male and have some male physical traits. well, joining us now is discrimination lawyer robin moira white. good afternoon robin. good to see you. right. this was a huge controversy during the olympics because it was sort of obvious that imane khelif didn't look entirely, female born. let's say she is not transgender. she considers herself to be a woman. she was raised as a girl. so what do you make of the fact that she's now looking to take legal action against the likes of elon musk and j.k. rowling, and also donald trump, because onune and also donald trump, because online they made

. >> bev turner thank you very much and good morning. the top stories , the search for six stories, the search for six people that rescuers fear are trapped inside a luxury yacht that sank in a storm off the coast of sicily has now entered its third day. an expert says rescue teams could be listening out for a timed banging noise. the maritime diving and wreckage expert also warned the teams would face a big choice between salvaging the wreck or rescuing bodies, as their efforts intensify . the italian coast intensify. the italian coast guard hasn't ruled out the possibility that those missing, including technology tycoon mike lynch and his 18 year old daughter hannah may still be alive, with experts suggesting air pockets could have formed as the yacht sank . the italian the yacht sank. the italian coastguard, of course, hasn't ruled out the possibility that they may still be alive as i say, a new video was released yesterday showing the moment the superyacht disappeared from view dunng superyacht disappeared from view during the storm.

this is britain's newsroom with me bev turner and dawn neesom. because andrew is lying on a yacht in his budgie smuggler. >> thanks for that mental image, bev. i really don't need that now. operation early dawn . now. operation early dawn. emergency measures to prevent overcrowding in prisons has been triggered as more rioters are sentenced. but is it just another of sir keir starmer sticking plaster solutions? >> and labour appear to have caved in again. they're announcing new laws to make it easier for unions to strike. but by relaxing the rules for nhs workers to walk out. is sir keir starmer putting lives at risk? >> and the big story? misogyny will be treated as a form of extremism under new government plans. but is this just a threat to free speech? >> indeed it is. across the pond, vice president kamala harris leads donald trump in the polls. would you believe it? as she prepares for her headline moment at the democratic national convention that starts tonight. we're going to be looking forward to it. >> indeed. and meanwhile, harry and me

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and me.en superyacht as the hunt continues for the missing passengers, with experts calling the operation very complicated. >> british tech tycoon mike lynch and his daughter are among six tourists still missing after the luxury yacht sank in a tornado off the coast of sicily. >> so the british registered 56 metre. bayesian had 22 people on board when it went down after being struck by a tornado in the early hours of yesterday morning, a body believed to be that of the vessel's chef has already been found. >> divers are combing the waters as the search continues around the wreck. 50m underwater so far , the wreck. 50m underwater so far, 15 people have been rescued, including the wife of mike lynch and one year old girl. among them is british businessman mike lynch. morgan stanley banking boss jonathan blumer and clifford chance lawyer chris morvillo. >> so we're joined now by journalists from giornale di sicilia, davide ferraro and giorgio mannino. good morning, both of you. thank you very mu

with me , bev turner on gb news.ow listen to this figure. more than 18,000 have crossed the channel in small boats so far this year, after the biggest single day of arrivals under the new labour government. >> so this comes after two migrants died yesterday attempting the crossing to reach the uk in a small boat. we're joined now by gb news home and security editor mark white. mark, what's really struck me recently is that obviously in the run up to the election, the conservatives were getting hammered with these stats about the small boats every single day. and yet it seems that since labour have got in, the numbers haven't changed significantly. if anything, as we don't know specifically at the moment whether they've gone up or not. but they're getting a bit of a free ride. the press aren't mentioning them at all. >> well, i think understandably over the last couple of weeks, given the very significant events that unfolded across the country, you could be forgiven for not focusing on those coming across the channel

unless you play bev turner. of course . bev turner. of course. >> right?. >> a man has been charged with attempted murder after a mother was stabbed in front of her child at notting hill carnival over the weekend. we'll be live outside westminster magistrates court, and we're also going to be marking a bit of a milestone. >> the 20th thousandth migrant will have crossed the english channel by the end of the day. since the beginning of this yean since the beginning of this year, we'll be live in the studio on that one with mark white. stay with us. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. through the rest of the day it will feel very warm across eastern areas and some central areas of england. sunny spells for many of us, but a risk of some quite heavy showers where we see this weather front pushin where we see this weather front push in across parts of scotland. northern england, wales, southwest a

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. so should smoking be banned even outside ministers are considering stopping smokers lighting up outside of pubs, sports stadiums and play areas . and play areas. >> righteous repairing relationships the prime minister's european tour takes him to france , where he pledges him to france, where he pledges to inject some hope into britain . to inject some hope into britain. >> and we're going to be joined by a political biographer, sir anthony seldon, whose new book truss at ten, has a few shocking accusations about the former prime minister, liz truss. don't miss that. >> and thames water woes the struggling water company says bills will have to rise by more than £260 a year. that's 59% higher than they are at the moment and it's one year on from ulez expansion throughout london. >> small businesses want more support, more than 70% of fines haven't been paid but has it made any difference to the air quality.7 we'll let you know . quality.7 we'll let you know. let us know your thoughts.

bev turner.s it another cover up at the bbc? the broadcaster is at the bbc? the broadcaster is at the centre of controversy after they continued to pay the presenter, huw edwards, a fat salary after he was arrested on suspicion of serious offences. >> well, you all know he pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates court yesterday to three counts relating to images of children and admitted receiving 41 images on whatsapp, seven of the most serious kind involving children under age. >> in a statement, the bbc said he would have been sacked if he had been charged while still working for the corporation. well, former head of religion and ethics aqeel ahmed joins us now. former bbc head of religion and ethics. good morning, aqeel i guess the bbc's defences. you know, he was arrested . he hadn't know, he was arrested. he hadn't been charged. he hadn't been found guilty of anything . we had found guilty of anything. we had an obligation under employment law to keep him on the payroll. is there any case

britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so good morning. violence swept the uk this weekend. violent clashes across the country of course, in the warm weather, the prime minister will hold an emergency cobra meeting this morning to come up with solutions to the unrest. sir keir starmer vowed those who are involved will regret it. >> i won't shy away from calling it what it is far right thuggery to those who feel targeted because of the colour of your skin. i want you to know that this violent mob do not represent our country . it down here. >> we're here live at the houdayinn >> we're here live at the holiday inn express in rotherham, in which a riot broke out last night. the protest involved over 700 people, with ten police officers injured and one knocked unconscious. the clean up effort continues and police crime scene tape has been put in place . put in place. >> let this cobra meeting, they will be discussing policing resources, whether they've got enough for sustained violence over the coming days. >> and just and just what you want t

let's go to them. >> at 1023, britain's newsroom with andrew bucha and bev turner.ommentator piers pottinger and our senior political commentator, nigel nelson. why are you more senior than him ? than him? >> can i just say, nigel, i've been dying to talk to you about this. we were told after keir starmer was in government that it was going to be everyone was raving about the grown ups are in charge, change begins now. was the headline, wasn't it? andrew marr said, don't you feel suddenly like we can relax and we're in a place of stability? fast forward a few weeks and there's literally rioting on the streets. >> yeah, not so much a honeymoon. yeah. >> no honeymoon. they're divorced already . divorced already. >> well, there's no honeymoon. it's what happens to prime ministers. and he's learning very quickly. events. events. it's just simply events that something comes out of the blue. something unexpected happens and whacks you . whacks you. >> i mean, not really unexpected, is it? >> oh, yes, it is unexpected. i mean, the idea that the that britain would go up in

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. so disorder in britain 6000 police officers are on standby as the nation braces itself for more than 30 protests later today. the prime minister says he's doing all that. he can to stop the unrest. >> you are likely to be dealt with within a week and that nobody but nobody should be involving themselves in this disorder . disorder. >> well, i and the two tier policing debate rages on is elon musk right.7 >> two tier care. the pressure is building . is building. >> and are you convinced .7 >> and are you convinced? because a new poll by yougov finds almost half of people think the prime minister's handung think the prime minister's handling of the disorder has been poor . been poor. >> and the southport stabbing inquest into the deaths of three young girls, elsie dot stancombe , young girls, elsie dot stancombe, alice dasilva aguiar and baby king, who were all stabbed at the taylor swift dance class, opens today . opens today. >> and in the olympics, team gb bagged two silvers and one

dawn neesom in for bev turner. i'm nearly caught myself bev turner then. oh my lord, she'd have sued. she probably would, and rightly so. she's a gorgeous brunette. i'm neither of those things. >> now that boxer. so she is the most famous boxer. probably more famous than mike tyson. >> mike tyson by now. >> mike tyson by now. >> yeah, because she is now taking legal action alleging criminal cyber harassment. >> this is imani khalife. the algerian boxer who got gold medal in the recent olympics. and she has now read all the stuff you. if you've missed this, you've been living under some kind of rock , but obviously some kind of rock, but obviously all the fuss about whether this person is actually male or female. she was banned by one one boxing committee. she was . one boxing committee. she was. but the ioc, the olympics one said no, that's fine. her passport said she was a female. so she is therefore a female and can fight women in the ring. however, it does appear we don't know for sure because we haven't seen the medical records that she has x y chromos

soon. >> i have, so i'm andrew pierce here with dawn neesom in for bev turner.rner. the time is, what, 1038? we've got lots of texts and emails coming in and do keep them coming as well, because actually there are some very, very strong opinions out there. there really are lots, lots on the nottingham stabbings, maggie says how many more lessons does the establishment need? we just seem to have never ending inquiries and the recommendations are never implemented . implemented. >> that's the problem, isn't it? yeah. and this is kevin says many people have mental health issues . they don't have a desire issues. they don't have a desire to kill. it's not an isolated incident. and there are lots of you are worried. i mean, we tried when we were talking to the lady from rachel kelly. yeah to reassure people that, you know, it's not happening all the time, but it is worrying that they just let these mistakes happen. and we still don't know who was involved. no names have been named yet. you noticed that one? no. >> and on the migrant crossings, kevin says what starmer

this is dawn neesom who's in for bev turner.to say our prime minister's first speech very very very angry reaction on here. i'm going to start with you. our . elaine. start with you. our. elaine. elaine, that was the one i was looking for. really good message. same old style in starmer. cannot answer a question without looking at answers written by the civil service. lots and lots of people agree with you , agree with you, >> it does look down the whole time, doesn't he? >> he does . he does really? look >> he does. he does really? look at his notes all the time. keith whitehouse, not my pm. mary says ihope whitehouse, not my pm. mary says i hope starmer hasn't gone to lunch thinking he's done a good job with his speech. and trudy says, i mean, he'sjust job with his speech. and trudy says, i mean, he's just prepping us for higher taxes, isn't he? he didn't mention any trouble at the notting hill carnival or the boat people. it's not, you know , boat people. it's not, you know, and having a go at the people that he should be talk

dawn neesom for in andrew pierce and the lovely bev turner. >> good morning.nk you for joining us. so the government has just released the migration statistics. legal migration is down. ray addison has more . down. ray addison has more. >> us with legal migration down, but illegal migration remaining steady. i'll be getting the view from nigel farage's constituency. clacton >> and meanwhile gcse results day and nail biting morning for the teenagers across england, wales and northern ireland as they pick up those important exam results . exam results. >> lots of happy faces here at saint gregory's high school in warrington, as the headteacher tells . if a. tells. if a. >> and it's also a big day here at heanor gate spencer academy in derbyshire as hundreds of students find out where they'll be going next in their future . be going next in their future. >> and perhaps unsurprisingly, labour has declared war on the motorist. the transport secretary has given the green light to more low traffic neighbourhoods and 20 mile an hour zones across britain . let hour zon

this is britain's newsroom with me , bev turner and newsroom with me, bev turner and andrew pierce. >ocal community. they wanted to send him on a holiday trip of a lifetime. charlie peters has the full story. >> hard earned holiday for a hard grafting street sweeper. paul spiers is a much loved part of this south london community. he's spent years keeping the streets spotless while bringing j'oy streets spotless while bringing joy to the community. while playing elvis from his portable speaken >> when i first got here, it was so quiet and after three months i decided to buy myself a speaken i decided to buy myself a speaker. i started playing music. everyone loved it . music. everyone loved it. everyone loved the music. >> so when 200 residents from beckenham chipped in more than £3,000 to send the sweeper on a summer break to portugal, it was a moment of great local spirit. >> i'm the one with it all. i'm just here to do a job to better my ability and way they've reacted is brilliant . reacted is brilliant. >> lisa knight, an estate agent, said she started the campaign after becoming

and of course bev turner. >> very good morning.an interesting 24 hours thousands of pro—migrant protesters took to the streets across the country last night in a show of solidarity against what was called, of course , during the called, of course, during the week, far right protesters. >> yes, police forces were braced for more than 100 demonstrations across the country , including in the likes country, including in the likes of lgbt capital brighton, walthamstow in london, which is a very low white population. interesting sites for the far right and many businesses, in response, closed early over fears of violence. >> now we have a lot to get through this morning because i don't know about you, but my suspicion radar is going off the charts here. there is unanimous agreement on the front pages of all the papers this morning, regardless of their normal political leanings, leanings. daily mail, daily express, the mirror, the guardian that last night was about anti—hate . night was about anti—hate. anti—hate marchers, facing down the

this is britain's newsroom with me bev turner and dawn neesom.ly dawn . now. operation early dawn. emergency measures to prevent overcrowding in prisons has been triggered as more rioters are sentenced. but is it just another of sir keir starmer sticking plaster solutions? >> and labour appear to have caved in again. they're announcing new laws to make it easier for unions to strike. but by relaxing the rules for nhs workers to walk out. is sir keir starmer putting lives at risk? >> and the big story? misogyny will be treated as a form of extremism under new government plans. but is this just a threat to free speech? >> indeed it is. across the pond, vice president kamala harris leads donald trump in the polls. would you believe it? as she prepares

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so thousands of students are openingcountry. tens of thousands of young people and older learners are learning their a level results . and here their a level results. and here in litchfield it's celebrations and commiserations

this is britain's newsroom with me, bev turner and dawn neesom standing in for andrew.ke lynch and five others after that superyacht sunk off the sicilian coast yesterday and wind of change, the prime minister launched his plans to make britain, britain a green energy superpower as he cracks on with labour's climate agenda. and overin labour's climate agenda. and over in america, biden bids farewell. us president joe wipes away tears as he hands the baton over to kamala harris at the democratic national

>> anyway, bev turner and dawn neesom are here. good morning. >> to do the trail. we could have come at will in our safari outfit. >> will eat your heart out. hey, look at him there. it's wonderful. we're going to be catching up with will throughout the show this morning. seeing more animals being weighed, which is always pleasant. on a nice sunny day. we're going to be bringing the latest, obviously from sicily. this search is continuing, hopefully a search and rescue. obviously that becomes less likely as the minutes. tick by, doesn't it? >> we also have to step away from the ham sandwiches. bad for you . we also have the mo farah you. we also have the mo farah of spider invasion as well. oh, that's one that you should be worried about. but also on a serious note, we have, the labour immigration centres that just four months ago they were objecting to as being inhumane. suddenly they're acceptable. so we're talking about yvette cooper's latest plans about how they're going to smash the gangs and sort out our immigrant problem and build more of them. yes, but they

welcome to neil oliver's show with me, bev turner.nd online now. i'm sorry about the red and the red. i didn't get the memo. if i look like a disembodied head. i'm so sorry. tonight, though, it's been a terrifying week. if you believe in free speech, one man's charges for social media posts included the reference to his anti—establishment rhetoric. i'm not joking. we're going to be asking a leading barrister what all of this might mean. the boxer at the centre of the olympic gender controversy is suing elon musk and j.k. rowling for aggravated cyber harassment. what

turner. >> good morning.ce? the home secretary has condemned the brazen abuse of officers during the riots, and she's pledged to restore law and order. >> yvette cooper, the home secretary, says a soft approach to policing under the tories helped to lead to the trouble on the streets in the past ten days.is the streets in the past ten days. is she right ? days. is she right? >> and the funeral of nine year old alice dasilva aguiar, who was stabbed at the taylor swift themed dance, took place in southport. her parents said they wonder if she called for us in her final moments . her final moments. >> and the olympic closing ceremony? did you watch it? tom cruise brought the house down. we brought the games to a close in paris and william and kate congratulated team gb on their performance

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and dawn neesom in for the lovely bev turner now olympicrowling. we'll have the latest on that one for you. >> work shy britain has more than 9 million people, are neither in a job or looking for one. labour, under growing pressure to tackle the worklessness crisis, we're having a punch up about that one later on. >> now, violent attacks against women on trains

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning.prime minister says he's doing all that. he can to stop the unrest. >> you are likely to be dealt with within a week and that nobody but nobody should be involving themselves in this disorder . disorder. >> well, i and the two tier policing debate rages on is elon musk right? >> two tier care. the pressure is building . is building. >> and are you convinced ? >> and are you convinced? because a new poll by yougov finds almost half of people think the prime

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning.up outside of pubs, sports stadiums and play areas . and play areas. >> righteous repairing relationships the prime minister's european tour takes him to france , where he pledges him to france, where he pledges to inject some hope into britain . to inject some hope into britain. >> and we're going to be joined by a political biographer, sir anthony seldon, whose new book truss at ten, has a few shocking accusations about the former prime minister, liz truss. don't miss that. >> and thames water woes the

this is britain's newsroom with me, bev turner and dawn neesom. who's in for andrew pierce?bring you the latest on those and its gcse results day. >> it's a nail biting morning for teenagers and their families across england, wales and northern ireland as results are picked up in gcses and btecs. are you involved in this? let us know . know. >> well the nerves were high and the adrenaline was pumping here at saint gregory's this morning, but there's now lots of happy faces as many of the pupils have picked up their results . picked up their results. >> and hundreds of students. >> and hundreds of students. >> i think we lost him there. right. meanwhile, we move back to italy. five bodies have been found tech tycoon mike lynch. his body has been brought to shore after the sunken yacht incident in sicily. shore after the sunken yacht incident in sicily . the search incident in sicily. the search continues for his 18 year old daughter,

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so riots took place in london and hartlepool attack. >> and was there a cover up at the bbc? it smells like it, doesn't it? the broadcaster is under fire for continuing to pay huw edwards his £480,000 salary. plus we'll tell you about the pay plus we'll tell you about the pay rise . despite knowing he'd pay rise. despite knowing he'd been arrested on suspicion of serious offences involving young children , donald trump has got children, donald trump has got himself into a bit of hot for water questioning whether his democratic rival, kamala harris, is indian or black. >> he was speaking at a convention for black journalists. the white house has subsequently condemned his comments . comments. >> oh dear, so much for the heat wave. get your brollies out. some thunderstorms are going to hit parts of the uk today after the country experienced its hottest days of the year. maybe the downpours already started where you are? let us know . where you are? let us know. >> what you that would tell you be happy about that rain. the police?

this is britain's newsroom with ben elliott in the studio for andrew pierce and bev turner good morningmpty streets across britain. curious ray addison has more . more. >> ten arrests amid scenes of

britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so good morning.inister will hold an emergency cobra meeting this morning to come up with solutions to the unrest. sir keir starmer vowed those who are involved will regret it. >> i won't shy away from calling it what it is far right thuggery to those who feel targeted because of the colour of your skin. i want you to know that this violent mob do not represent our country . it down here. >> we're here live at

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thank you forjoining us this morningere injured in plymouth. >> unrest in birmingham to a group of asian men chased a radio reporter away from the area while on a counter protest. we're going to be there . we're going to be there. >> and are we really heading for civil war? well, that's what the billionaire elon musk has told the prime minister as they go head to head on twitter, christopher hope has more . christopher hope has more. >> it's keir starmer versus elon musk about who how to police the riots in this country. but who's right

in for the lovely bev turner.s hands for missing warnings about the killer. valdo calocane absolutely convinced that we can smash the gangs that are running this vile trade. >> we will set up border security command to take back control of our borders and smash the gangs. nobody, but nobody should be making that trip across the channel in small boats . boats. >> well, that was the prime minister and the run up to the election, saying he put an end to the small boat crisis by smashing those criminal gangs. we're going to bring you an exclusive report on that to say, is he living up to those promises? >> a bit of a spoiler, not much smashing going on, right? israel is on high alert. the prime minister makes a rare call to the president of iran and warns him not to attack israel, as world leaders seek to cool the tensions down and the sussexes have lost another key member of staff. >> funny that prince harry and meghan's chief of staff, josh kettler, has quit after just three months in the role . three months in the

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and dawn neesom in for bev turner. >> indeed.ging to reverse a decade of decline despite the growing cronyism row within the party. >> oasis reunion tour. are you feeling supersonic this morning? noel and liam gallagher announced 14 shows in the uk and ireland next summer. sophie reaper has more . reaper has more. >> well, say the oasis fans have finally found a brighter day as

bev turner. >> nice to be back. >> nice to be back. >> so prison panic.rk white has more. >> well, not just in prisons throughout the criminal justice system. there is a deep crisis as the government moves towards the emergency measure of releasing thousands of criminals back onto the streets . back onto the streets. >> starmer's brexit reset the prime minister is in germany this