over the next hour, i have got conservative mp anna firth, former advisor to tony blair and john prescott. darren murphy and former lib dem mp mark oaten. here in the studio, i've got the spectator's top political hack james heale, former labour mp stephen pound and commentator extraordinaire emma woolf. we are 48 hours or so now into this seismic general election campaign. there's been gaffes, there's been resignations and finally there have been some policy announcements as well. we do a lot of it. after your. news. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom , rishi sunak in the gb newsroom, rishi sunak has been greeted by a group of pro—palestine protesters as he visited a college in the west midlands this afternoon. the situation was described as tense as the prime minister arrived at south staffordshire college in cannock. that's the last stop on his uk tour . police officers his uk tour. police officers formed a guard for mr sunak as his entry to the college was delayed and he was quickly ushered into the building as the crowd surged around him. whilst inside , activists wi

but we could make 20 degrees around the murray firth, around the moray firth, perhaps into merseysideht. and this rain coming in to the southwest will pivot northwards and eastwards across england and wales. so a lot of cloud around overnight. it is going to be turning wetter overnight as well and those temperatures typically down to ten or 11 degrees. so we start with those two areas of rain. you can see they�*re going to be moving their way northwards through the day. that rain should move away from scotland. and then following on from that, we�*ll get some sunshine. we�*ll also see some showers. now, those showers could turn heavy and thundery. the greater risk of those slow moving thundery downpours will be across northern england, parts of the midlands, towards norfolk and perhaps into suffolk as well. these are the temperatures we�*re looking at. because there are more showers around, the temperatures aren�*t going to be quite as high as today. could make 19 though across east anglia and the southeast. those thundery showers still there into the early evening. they will tend to

we'll get the reaction of tory mp anna firth. don't go away. you're with me patrick christys.his is gb news welcome back to our election special. huge news. just broken. tory mp, tory. big beasts. tory minister michael gove is going to stand down as an mp at the general election. well, i'm very pleased to say i am joined now by the conservative mp for south and west, anna firth. look. good evening anna. thank you. we have got to start with this breaking news. michael gove standing down a big blow. >> well i mean it's really disappointing patrick when you know fantastic colleagues leave i mean you know it happens all the time . of course people get the time. of course people get to that point in their career. i'm just finding this out the same same time as you are at. and, and, you know, i mean, i, i campaigned with michael for brexit. we were both part of the vote leave brexit team together. we did rallies together , he's we did rallies together, he's been a brilliant minister, i remember lobbying him on education reforms and, you know, under michael gove, of course, we've tot

bright spells, sunshine and also some showers. 21, 22 degrees being the top temperature around the moray firthlooking at up to 19, but cooler on the north sea coastline. here's our weather front tonight. increasingly turning light and patchy, the rain on it. but it will rejuvenate in its southern end by the end of the night. and once again, a lot of low cloud mist and murk coming in from the north sea. but it's not going to be a cold night. temperatures staying in double figures and the winds easing. so we start the day with our weather front producing cloud and also some rain from the south—east into the south of scotland. now, through the day, this low cloud, mist and murk on the north sea coastline will drift inland. so once again, it's the north of scotland favoured for the lion's share of the sunshine. but there will be sunny spells in northern ireland, wales, into the midlands and southern england and here we're likely to see one or two showers, but temperatures up to 23 degrees. a wee bit fresher on the north sea coastline. into thursday, variable amounts of cloud, some showers. if anyt

across the moray firth we could see 21 or 22 celsius perhaps. 0vernight tonight, ourfront is practicallye could be a second pulse just pushing into south—east england and east anglia up through the midlands in time for tomorrow morning. 0ut towards the west there will be some clear spells. watch out for mist and fog perhaps developing early on. but it is a mild start to the day. temperatures in double figures across the board. then into tomorrow, for most of us it is looking a bit drier than today but still some outbreaks of rain still for these north sea facing coasts. here again it is cool and breezy. but some sunshine across much of scotland, sunny spells for northern ireland, always the chance of a few showers here and out towards the west as well. there will be some brighter spells here and there. top temperatures again for caithness and sutherland, 23 or even 2a celsius. on thursday there will still be some showers around and some of these showers could be heavy and thundery in nature. but again there will be some brightness and spells of sunshine to the north and also towards the

look at that bit of sunshine and the moray firth could see temperatures easily into the low 20s.ntinue to drift into parts of western scotland's southern scotland, the far north of england, staying pretty damp well into this evening. but further south the rain should generally peter out a few more showers, milling into parts of devon, cornwall and pembrokeshire. quite, quite a mild night again, temperatures holding up 11 or 12 celsius in towns and cities . on to towns and cities. on to wednesday, and it could again be pretty drab over some eastern coastal counties of england. grey here with rain and drizzle on and off the fret and the harm a return to eastern scotland. it's a bit brighter over the midlands, northwest england and southwest scotland compared to today. again western scotland seeing some good spells of sunshine. just 1 or 2 scattered showers in the southwest and in the sunny spells feeling quite warm. goodbye that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers , inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> so much doom and gl

when we see the mist and fog reforming again, sea fog once again piling in for the likes of the murray firthg on the mild side, frost free, certainly heading on into sunday morning. so sunday, a very similar sort of day really again, predominantly dry and morning mist and fog which will slowly break up and burn back towards the coast. we'll perhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud across northern parts of scotland with one or two showers and the chance of the odd shower cropping up further south across england and wales, perhaps one or two into northern ireland. but the vast majority actually looking dry, 21—22 degrees in the warmest spots, a little bit cooler around some of those east coasts, again. and moving through into monday, we've got low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, but also from the near continent as well. and there's more of a chance that that's going to bring some rain from tuesday into wednesday. so i think a little bit more unsettled through the middle of next week. and then a hint that things turn a little drier and warmer again towards the end

bright spells, sunshine and also some showers. 21, 22 degrees being the top temperature around the moray firthre's our weather front tonight. increasingly turning light and patchy, the rain on it. but it will rejuvenate in its southern end by the end of the night. and once again, a lot of low cloud, mist and murk coming in from the north sea. but it's not going to be a cold night. temperatures staying in double figures and the winds easing. so we start the day with our weather front producing cloud and also some rain from the south—east into the south of scotland. now, through the day, this low cloud, mist and murk on the north sea coastline will drift inland. so once again, it's the north of scotland favoured for the lion's share of the sunshine. but there will be sunny spells in northern ireland, wales, into the midlands and southern england and here we're likely to see one or two showers, but temperatures up to 23 degrees. a wee bit fresher on the north sea coastline. into thursday, variable amounts of cloud, some showers. if anything, through the course of the day, the showers developing a

across the maria firth we could see 21 or 22 celsius. 0vernight tonight, our front is practically stationary through the midlands and in time for tomorrow morning. 0ut towards the west will be clear spell5. watch out for mi5t west will be clear spell5. watch out for mist and fog developing early on but it is a mile 5tarted for mist and fog developing early on but it is a mile started the day and temperatures in double figures acro55 temperatures in double figures across the board. and then into tomorrow, for most of us it's looking a bit drier than today with still some outbreaks of rain and still some outbreaks of rain and still a lot of... here it's a cool and it's breezy but some sunshine across much of scotland, sunny spells for northern ireland and always a chance of a few showers here and out towards the west is while there will be some brighter spells here and there and top temperatures again and again for caithness and sutherland, 23 even 24 celsius. 0n caithness and sutherland, 23 even 24 celsius. on thursday, there will be showers around at some of the showers around at some of the

we could make 20 degrees in the moray firth, perhaps down towards london as well where we are seeing north sea and that will bring heavy rain northwards into scotland overnight and this rain comes in from the south—west and will pivot northwards and eastwards across england and wales. it will be turning wetter overnight and those bridges typically down to ten or 11. we start with those areas of rain and they will be moving northwards through the day and it should move away from scotland. following on from that we will get some sunshine and some showers. they could turn heavy and thundery. the greater risk of those slow moving, thundery downpours will be in northern england, parts of midlands and perhaps into suffolk as well. these are the temperatures we are looking at. because there are more showers, the temperatures will not be as high as today. it could make 19 across the south—east. the showers will fade away in the early evening and the wet weather moves into scotland and clears away overnight. heading into bank holiday monday we await more weather fronts coming in from the atla

we could make 20 celsius around the moray firth, down merseyside and towards london where we are seeingrom the north sea which will bring heavier rain northwards into scotland overnight and rain coming into the southwest will pivot northwards and eastwards across england and wales so a lot of cloud over night. it's going to be turning wetter overnight, temperatures typically down to 10 celsius or 11 celsius. we start with those two areas of rain, they will be moving northwards through the day, that region should move away from scotland. following that, we will get some sunshine but also some showers. those could turn heavy and thundery. the brighter risk of those slow—moving thundery downpours will be across northern england, parts of the midlands towards norfolk and perhaps suffolk. these are the temperatures, because of the showers, temperatures aren't as high, could make 19 across east anglia and the southeast. those thundery showers are still there into the early evening, they will tend to fade, a wet weather moving northwards into scotland then clearing away overnight. heading into

when we see the mist and fog reforming again, sea fog once again piling in for the likes of the murray firthing. so sunday, a very similar sort of day really again, predominantly dry and morning mist and fog which will slowly break up and burn back towards the coast. we'll perhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud across northern parts of scotland with one or two showers and the chance of the odd shower cropping up further south across england and wales, perhaps one or two into northern ireland. but the vast majority actually looking dry, 21—22 degrees in the warmest spots, a little bit cooler around some of those east coasts, again. and moving through into monday, we've got low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, but also from the near continent as well. and there's more of a chance that that's going to bring some rain from tuesday into wednesday. so i think a little bit more unsettled through the middle of next week. and then a hint that things turn a little drier and warmer again towards the end of the week. bye— bye. perfect hello, i'm ben brown. you're watching

the week in some areas, 30 to a0 millimetres of rain, perhaps even as much as 100 around the murray firthain, least of which will fall in the south. now, here's the outlook for the rest of the week and into the weekend. it does look as though things could dry out as we get towards friday and saturday so that heavy rain won't last for too long. that's it for me. bye— bye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. my office charges netanyahu and gallant as co—perpetrators and as superiors in the commission of these alleged crimes. to seek arrest warrants against the democratically elected leaders of israel is a moral outrage of historic proportions. it will cast an everlasting mark of shame on the international court. there should be no equivalence between israel and hamas. i none. joining me tonight are susan page, usa today washington bureau chief, and kim darroch, former uk ambassador to the us and eu. first, the latest headlines... iran is holding five days of mourning for president ebrahim raisi, who was killed in a helicopter crash. the wreckage was located

when we see the mist and fog reforming again, sea fog once again piling in for the likes of the murray firthday, a very similar sort of day really again, predominantly dry and morning mist and fog which will slowly break up and burn back towards the coast. we'll perhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud across northern parts of scotland with one or two showers and the chance of the odd shower cropping up further south across england and wales, perhaps one or two into northern ireland. but the vast majority actually looking dry, 21—22 degrees in the warmest spots, a little bit cooler around some of those east coasts, again. and moving through into monday, we've got low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, but also from the near continent as well. and there's more of a chance that that's going to bring some rain from tuesday into wednesday. so i think a little bit more unsettled through the middle of next week. and then a hint that things turn a little drier and warmer again towards the end of the week. bye— bye. you're watching the context on bbc news. the floating doc

across the moray firth, we could see 21—22 celsius perhaps. 0vernight tonight, ourfront is practicallyh out for mist and fog perhaps developing early on, but it is a mild start to the day. temperatures in double figures across the board. then into tomorrow, for most of us, it is looking a bit drier than today, but still some outbreaks of rain still for these north sea —facing coasts. here again, it is cool and breezy. but some sunshine across much of scotland, sunny spells for northern ireland, always the chance of a few showers here and out towards the west as well. there will be some brighter spells here and there. top temperatures again for caithness and sutherland, 23, even 2a celsius. on thursday, there'll still be some showers around and some of these showers could be heavy showers could be heavy and thundery in nature. but again there will be some brightness and spells of sunshine to the north and also towards the south as well — temperatures once more slightly above the seasonal average for the vast majority. it's another mild night to follow as well. the low pressure will grad

you may keep the low cloud and sea fog around the coast of north—east england towards the firth of forthpegs back temperatures in the mid—teens. most of his in the high teens. tuesday evening, the rain works further north and it is courtesy of this area of low pressure. that pushes further north as we move through the day on wednesday. breezy conditions with those outbreaks of rain. that rain on wednesday could be quite heavy particularly for the north—east of england into eastern scotland. elsewhere, sunny spells and a blustery shower. temperatures coming down a notch, it does look fairly unsettled, some heavy rain especially in the north—east in the middle of the week. but for most of us, a little bit more optimistic towards the bank holiday weekend. thank you. let'sjoin towards the bank holiday weekend. thank you. let's join our colleagues for the news where you are. good evening. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. ahead of the curve and another title for guardiola, but how much longer will he continue to innovate and dominate in the premier league. in the premier lea

the week in some areas, 30 to 40 millimetres of rain, perhaps even as much as 100 around the murray firthrain, least of which will fall in the south. now, here's the outlook for the rest of the week and into the weekend. it does look as though things could dry out as we get towards friday and saturday so that heavy rain won't last for too long. that's it for me. bye— bye. at six — these are some of the victims of the infected blood scandal, who've now been told their agony could and should have been avoided. applause deep appreciation for the man who led the inquiry into their suffering, and who's now ruled there was an appalling cover—up. people put their trust in the nhs and the government and doctors to keep them safe and that trust was betrayed. this is a day of shame for the british state. today's report shows a decades—long moral failure at the heart of our national life. a lack of openness, hiding the truth, downright deception, some of the extraordinary praises used in this office report. perhaps the most damning indictment of uk public authorities in living memory. the chief pros

the week in some areas, 30 to a0 millimetres of rain, perhaps even as much as 100 around the murray firthn the south. now, here's the outlook for the rest of the week and into the weekend. it does look as though things could dry out as we get towards friday and saturday so that heavy rain won't last for too long. that's it for me. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. a "national day of shame for britain" as an inquiry into infected blood in the country's national health service — says thousands of people were failed. we speak to two family members who lost her husband at a father in a minute. around his death the president and foreign minister and a helicopter crash. nine quid! do you fancy ice cream? we bring you a couple of experts. will be speaking to both who know all about the cost of ice cream after the cost—of—living crisis. i want to return to one of the top stories we're following today. a seven year public inquiry into the infected blood scandal, widely considered to be the biggest treatment

across the moray firth we could see 21 or 22 celsius perhaps. through the midlands in time for tomorrow morning. out towards the west there will be some clear spells. watch out for mist and fog perhaps developing early on. but it is a mild start to the day. temperatures in double figures across the board. then into tomorrow, for most of us it is looking a bit drier than today but still some outbreaks of rain still for these north sea facing coasts. here again it is cool and breezy. but some sunshine across much of scotland, sunny spells for northern ireland, always the chance of a few showers here and out towards the west as well. there will be some brighter spells here and there. top temperatures again for caithness and sutherland, 23 or even 24 celsius. on thursday there will still be some showers around and some of these showers could be heavy and thundery in nature. but again there will be some brightness and spells of sunshine to the north and also towards the south as well. temperatures once more slightly above the seasonal average for the

the week in some areas, 30 to a0 millimetres of rain, perhaps even as much as 100 around the murray firthd into the weekend. it does look as though things could dry out as we get towards friday and saturday so that heavy rain won't last for too long. that's it for me. bye— bye. tonight at ten — 20 years, 30,000 people infected, 3,000 dead. and the infected blood inquiry concludes it could all have been avoided. cheers for the author of the long—awaited report from some of the victims who“ve waited so long for answers. as amazing as this report is, i just can't help feeling that there are so many that we have lost along the way that really ought to be here to see this. this is a day of shame for the british state. today's report shows a decades—long moral failure at the heart of our national life. the prime minister has promised to give details of a compensation package tomorrow and says whatever it costs, the government will pay it. also on the programme... the chief prosecutor at the international criminal court seeks arrest warrants for the israeli prime minister and the head of hamas o

the week in some areas, 30 to 40 millimetres of rain, perhaps even as much as 100 around the murray firthast some rain, least of which will fall in the south. now, here's the outlook for the rest of the week and into the weekend. it does look as though things could dry out as we get towards friday and saturday so that heavy rain won't last for too long. that's it for me. bye— bye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you“re watching the context on bbc news. a national day of shame for britain as the inquiry into infected blood in the countries national health service says thousands of people were filled. —— field. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here sarah. hello from the bbc sport centre let's start with news we all knew was coming, but it has now been officially confirmed. liverpool have named arne slot as their new head coach. the reds had already agreed a compensation deal worth £9.4 million with feyenoord, a club slot guided to the dutch title in 2023—24 and then to the dutch cup this season. slot will replacejurgen klopp, who had been in charge of the club since oc

when we see the mist and fog reforming again, sea fog once again piling in for the likes of the murray firthilar sort of day really again, predominantly dry and morning mist and fog which will slowly break up and burn back towards the coast. we'll perhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud across northern parts of scotland with one or two showers and the chance of the odd shower cropping up further south across england and wales, perhaps one or two into northern ireland. but the vast majority actually looking dry, 21—22 degrees in the warmest spots, a little bit cooler around some of those east coasts, again. and moving through into monday, we've got low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, but also from the near continent as well. and there's more of a chance that that's going to bring some rain from tuesday into wednesday. so i think a little bit more unsettled through the middle of next week. and then a hint that things turn a little drier and warmer again towards the end of the week. bye bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... we're on the front line in ukraine whe

the week in some areas, 30 to a0 millimetres of rain, perhaps even as much as 100 around the murray firthhe weekend. it does look as though things could dry out as we get towards friday and saturday so that heavy rain won't last for too long. that's it for me. bye— bye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. wikileaks founder — julian assange — wins the right to appeal his extradition to the united states. let's restart there. julian assange has been granted an appeal against his extradition to the united states, where he faces charges under the espionage act. the wikileaks founder, now 52 has been suffering from mental and physical health problems. he was now in court for the hearing. he was not in court for the hearing. his wife, stella, was there, while hundreds of supporters gathered outside, including jeremy corbyn, the former labour leader. assange is wanted in the us over the publication of hundreds of thousands of leaked documents relating to the afghanistan and iraq wars. his team appealed on the grounds he could face the death penalty — and that as

when we see the mist and fog reforming again, sea fog once again piling in for the likes of the murray firtherhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud across northern parts of scotland with one or two showers and the chance of the odd shower cropping up further south across england and wales, perhaps one or two into northern ireland. but the vast majority actually looking dry, 21—22 degrees in the warmest spots, a little bit cooler around some of those east coasts, again. and moving through into monday, we've got low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, but also from the near continent as well. and there's more of a chance that that's going to bring some rain from tuesday into wednesday. so i think a little bit more unsettled through the middle of next week. and then a hint that things turn a little drier and warmer again with heavy fighting in ukraine's north east, we have a special report from the frontline. ukraine is just about holding the front here in the kharkiv region, while the russians have launched this fresh assault.

we could make 20 degrees around the moray firth, perhaps into merseyside and the london area as wellrthwards into scotland overnight. this rain coming into the south—west will pivot northwards and eastwards across england and wales. it will turn wetter overnight as well and there's temperatures down to ten or 11. we start with those two areas of rain and they will move their way northwards and eventually move away from scotland. following on from that we will get sunshine and showers. the showers could turn heavy and thundery. the greater risk will be across northern england and the midlands and perhaps into suffolk as well. these are the temperatures. because there are more showers, the temperatures will not be quite as high as today. it could make 19 across east anglia and the south—east. those thundery showers are still there into the early evening. then it clears away overnight. heading into bank holiday monday, we await more weather fronts coming in from the atlantic next week. still got low pressure close by and that will bring more showers. maybe not quite as well as earlier o

kelling kelly blue book ev sales in the firth quarter rose 2.6% over last year but fell more than 15% quarter. our next guest, still betting big on evs, pablo -- he joins us first on cnbc live from the global conference in los angeles, pablo, good to see you. let me just ask you, if you're looking at the fact that europe saw ev orders more than double in the first quarter compared to last year, if you look at 50% growth and orders for lots of ev makers in the united states, nine of them recording more than 50% year over year growth in the first quarter, what is the key factor in making sure that first quarter sales can match what you see in the previous quarter? >> well, first of all, good morning. i'm glad to be here. first, the economy and the industry is in a robust way, growing 5% year over year, as you correctly pointed out the ev segment is slowing down versus previous years. i think it has to do with the pace of consumer preference and infrastructure. so, what we need to focus is that the long-term vision is still electric, but that speed that will take us from point "a" to the

but we could make 20 degrees around the moray firth, perhaps into merseyside and down towards the londonthwards into scotland overnight. and this rain coming in to the southwest will pivot northwards and eastwards across england and wales. so a lot of cloud around overnight. it is going to be turning wetter overnight as well and those temperatures typically down to ten or 11 degrees. so we start with those two areas of rain. you can see they're going to be moving their way northwards through the day. that rain should move away from scotland. and then following on from that, we'll get some sunshine. we'll also see some showers. now, those showers could turn heavy and thundery. the greater risk of those slow moving thundery downpours will be across northern england, parts of the midlands, towards norfolk and perhaps into suffolk as well. these are the temperatures we're looking at. because there are more showers around, the temperatures aren't going to be quite as high as today. could make 19 though across east anglia and the southeast. those thundery showers still there into the early eve

the dark blue there, 20, 30 millimetres of rain but in parts of northern scotland, around the moray firthhen and the rest of the week and into the weekend at a glance, 20 of rain symbol there so a chance of encountering some rain most days this week. but is it from me, thanks for watching. live from london. this is bbc news. a devastating conclusion to the seven—year public inquiry into britain�*s infected blood scandal, which could and should have been avoided. as amazing as of this report is, i just can�*t help feeling there are so many who have been lost along the way that should have been here to see this. i way that should have been here to see this. ., ., , see this. i am at the inquiry in central london. _ see this. i am at the inquiry in central london. shortly - see this. i am at the inquiry in central london. shortly we - see this. i am at the inquiry in| central london. shortly we are expecting _ central london. shortly we are expecting to hear from british prime minister_ expecting to hear from british prime minister rishi sunak who is expected to apologise on behalf of the go

the week in some areas, 30 to 40 millimetres of rain, perhaps even as much as 100 around the murray firthere's the outlook for the rest of the week and into the weekend. it does look as though things could dry out as we get towards friday and saturday so that heavy rain won't last for too long. that's it for me. bye— bye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. my office charges netanyahu and gallant as co—perpetrators and as superiors in the commission of these alleged crimes. translation: the attorney general, in the same breath, mentions - the prime minister and the minister of defence for the state of israel alongside the abominable nazi monsters of hamas. there should be no equivalence between israel and hamas. i none. the prosecutor at the international criminal court seeks an arrest warrant for benjamin netyanyhu, along with israel's defence minister, and three hamas leaders. we'll get the thoughts of the united states former war crimes ambassador. it's taken decades to get here, but the long—awaited report into the scandal of infected blood given to n

when we see the mist and fog reforming again, sea fog once again piling in for the likes of the murray firth fog which will slowly break up and burn back towards the coast. well, perhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud we'll perhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud across northern parts of scotland with one or two showers and the chance of the odd shower cropping up further south across england and wales, perhaps one or two into northern ireland. 21—22 degrees in the warmest spots, a little bit cooler around some of those east coasts, again. and moving through into monday, we've got low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, but also from the near continent as well. and there's more of a chance that that's going to bring some rain from tuesday into wednesday. so i think a little bit more unsettled through the middle of next week. and then a hint that things turn a little drier and warmer again towards the end of the week. bye bye. it is 7pm in london. this is the world today. we are on the front line in ukraine where it military says heavy battles are

when we see the mist and fog reforming again, sea fog once again piling in for the likes of the murray firthast. we'll perhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud across northern parts of scotland with one or two showers and the chance of the odd shower cropping up further south across england and wales, perhaps one or two into northern ireland. but the vast majority actually looking dry, 21—22 degrees in the warmest spots, a little bit cooler around some of those east coasts, again. and moving through into monday, we've got low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, but also from the near continent as well. and there's more of a chance that that's going to bring some rain from tuesday into wednesday. so i think a little bit more unsettled through the middle of next week. and then a hint that things turn a little drier and warmer again towards the end of the week. bye— bye. mutation hello, i'm ben brown. you're watching the context on bbc news. hello, i'm ben brown. you're watching the context on bbc news. the first guidance from the vatican in a0 years on the reporting o

reverend matthew firth, a former pansh reverend matthew firth, a former parish priest at saint cuthbert'scommittee in march there was a conveyor belt system of baptism of asylum seekers hoping to obtain leave to remain in the uk on religious grounds . all of this is grounds. all of this is happening on welby's watch shocked , i tell you, shocked. shocked, i tell you, shocked. whether it's slavery, immigration benefit caps and his lust for net zero, it seems the archbishop will stop at nothing to boost his woke credentials. justin welby is out of touch, out of step and out of order. may god forgive him . your may god forgive him. your reaction gbnews.com/yoursay d'orsay. i'll get to your comments shortly. but first, tonight's top pundits . former tonight's top pundits. former ukip leader henry bolton, broadcaster and journalist emma webb and political consultant emma burnell. it's double emma today. emma squared. let me start with you , emma webb. your start with you, emma webb. your reaction to this intervention from justin welby? >> oh, you said it that the leadership of the church of en

the brighter spells here 20 degrees 2122 in western scotland, maybe a little higher along the moray firther where we've got this rainier zone staying pretty wet across northwest england and north wales into the evening. the outlook is for more sunshine and showers, but the showers fading through the weekend, many of us looking dry and fine for gb news. >> hey, frank. good afternoon to you. it's 4 pm. and welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster all across the uk . on today's show, the the uk. on today's show, the slovakian prime minister, robert fitzhugh, is in a life threatening condition after being shot and wounded, mr fitzhugh was attacked in front of a cultural community centre in the town where a government meeting was being held. we'll have all the latest on this attempted assassination , and the attempted assassination, and the policing minister has demanded that police must increase their use of stop and search to tackle the scourge of knife crime and stop bowing to campaign groups who slam it as racist. i'll speak to a mother

_ 22 degrees in inverness and the firth area _ 22 degrees in inverness and the firth area.band of cloud — band —— will not be much more than a band of cloud or patchy rain. by the end of— band of cloud or patchy rain. by the end of the — band of cloud or patchy rain. by the end of the night it rejuvenates on its south—easterly edge so we will see further rain. low cloud, mist and fog _ see further rain. low cloud, mist and fog again, particularly in the east, _ and fog again, particularly in the east. hut — and fog again, particularly in the east, but not going to be a cold night _ east, but not going to be a cold night. most of us in double figures and the _ night. most of us in double figures and the wind is easing. into tomorrow, we start with the rain, pushing _ tomorrow, we start with the rain, pushing across eastern england, three _ pushing across eastern england, three parts of the midlands, up to southern — three parts of the midlands, up to southern scotland. cloud ahead of it huildind _ southern scotland. cloud ahead of it building. the south—west seeing something

across the moray firth we could see 21 or 22 celsius perhaps.f rain still for these north sea facing coasts. here again it is cool and breezy. but some sunshine across much of scotland, sunny spells for northern ireland, always the chance of a few showers here and out towards the west as well. there will be some brighter spells here and there. top temperatures again for caithness and sutherland, 23 or even 24 celsius. on thursday there will still be some showers around and some of these showers could be heavy and thundery in nature. but again there will be some brightness and spells of sunshine to the north and also towards the south as well. temperatures once more slightly above the seasonal average for the vast majority. another mild night to follow as well. the low pressure will gradually pull away to the near continent as we head through friday and into the weekend. still some showers in the south but a ridge of high pressure will start to influence our weather further north, so here it should be largely dry and it will feel pleasantly warm

the brighter spells here, 20 degrees 2122 in western scotland, maybe a little higher along the moray firthon those north sea coasts, and cooler where we've got this rainy zone staying pretty wet across northwest england and north wales into the evening. the outlook is for more sunshine and showers , but the showers fading showers, but the showers fading through the weekend, many of us looking dry and fine for sunday. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of gb news. >> good afternoon. britain. it's 2:00 on wednesday, the 15th of may. >> a clash over uk law and order between rishi sunak and keir starmer. plays out in the commons, with both accusing each other of being soft on dangerous criminals. it comes on the day, of course, that the government reveals its big push on knife crime, sex education in schools is set to be banned for under nine year olds, and a total ban on teaching children they can change their gender well . change their gender well. >> critics say these restrictions could put our children at risk. >> we'll have the debate and an update on that shocking am

reverend matthew firth, a former pansh reverend matthew firth, a former parish priest at saint cuthbert'st committee in march there was a conveyor belt system of baptism of asylum seekers hoping to obtain leave to remain in the uk on religious grounds . all of this is grounds. all of this is happening on welby's watch shocked , i tell you, shocked. shocked, i tell you, shocked. whether it's slavery, immigration benefit caps and his lust for net zero, it seems the archbishop will stop at nothing to boost his woke credentials. justin welby is out of touch, out of step and out of order. may god forgive him . your may god forgive him. your reaction gbnews.com/yoursay d'orsay. i'll get to your comments shortly. but first, tonight's top pundits . former tonight's top pundits. former ukip leader henry bolton, broadcaster and journalist emma webb and political consultant emma burnell. it's double emma today. emma squared. let me start with you , emma webb. your start with you, emma webb. your reaction to this intervention from justin welby? >> oh, you said it that the leadership of the church of

firth, we are disappointed. we're in the middle of a tough war. east, and in the south we're fighting hamas terrorist organization. and we expect our ally to stand with us when we're in a war. yes, we're disappointed. we still respect the president, we respect the friendship with the u.s., we'll continue the dialogue with our colleagues in d.c., but at the same time we have no other choice. we cannot allow to stop the war now. we're a little confused also because president biden say many times that israel should finish the job and eliminate hamas. so how can we do that with our hands tied behind our back? we cannot win the war without going into rafah, without facing the hamas battalion. >> the u.s. has said their concerns about the rafah operation is that israel -- it was saying israel has not provided any sort of plan to provide safety for the civilians there. is there such a plan, and what is it? >> absolutely, and that's of course assumption because look at the time line. we have been in gaza for seven months. one of the reasons it's taking so

we could make 20 degrees around the moray firth, perhaps into merseyside and the london area.nto the south—west will pivot northwards and eastwards across england and wales. a lot of cloud over night and it will be turning wetter and the temperatures down to ten or 11. we start with those two areas of rain and they will move their weight northwards and the rain moves away from scotland. following on from that we will get some sunshine and showers. some showers could turn heavy and thundery and a greater risk of those slow—moving downpours will be across northern england the midlands and perhaps into suffolk as well. these are the temperatures. because there are the temperatures. because there are more showers the temperatures will not be as be as high as today. it could make 19 across east anglia and the south—east. those thundery showers still there into the early evening. the wet weather moves into scotland and fades away overnight. heading into bank holiday monday we await more weather fronts coming in from the atlantic next week. still got low pressure close by and that wi

over the next hour, i have got conservative mp anna firth, former advisor to tony blair and john prescottten. here in the studio, i've got the spectator's top political hack james heale, former labour mp stephen pound and commentator extraordinaire emma woolf. we are 48 hours or so now into this seismic general election campaign. there's been gaffes, there's been resignations and finally

look at that bit of sunshine and the moray firth could see temperatures easily into the low 20s.ain will continue to drift into parts of western scotland's southern scotland, the far north of england, staying pretty damp well into this evening. but further south the rain should generally, peter out a few more showers, milling into parts of devon, cornwall and pembrokeshire. quite, quite a mild night again, temperatures holding up 11 or 12 celsius in towns and cities . on to towns and cities. on to wednesday, and it could again be pretty drab over some eastern coastal counties of england. grey here with rain and drizzle on and off the fret and the harm a return to eastern scotland, a bit brighter over the midlands, northwest england and southwest scotland compared to today. again, western scotland seeing some good spells of sunshine. just 1 or 2 scattered showers in the southwest and in the sunny spells feeling quite warm. >> goodbye that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good morning. it's 10:00 gb news. >> good morning. it's10:00 on tuesday

over the next hour, i have got conservative mp anna firth, former advisor to tony blair and john prescottve got the spectator's top political hack james heale, former labour mp stephen pound and commentator extraordinaire emma woolf. we are 48 hours or so now into this seismic general election campaign. there's been gaffes, there's been resignations and finally there have been some policy announcements as well. we do a lot of it. after your. news. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom , rishi sunak in the gb newsroom, rishi sunak has been greeted by a group of pro—palestine protesters as he visited a college in the west midlands this afternoon. the situation was described as tense as the prime minister arrived at south staffordshire college in cannock. that's the last stop on his uk tour . police officers his uk tour. police officers formed a guard for mr sunak as his entry to the college was delayed and he was quickly ushered into the building as the crowd surged around him. whilst inside , activists with banners inside, activists with banners and flags chanted free palesti

thank you and without firth r ado, we'll go to public comment. >> thank you. is there any public comment on the president's opening remarks? seeing none, item 3, general public comment. take public comment on the jurisdiction not part of this agenda. >> handouts and then i'm go toog use the computer. good morning. jerry dratler [indiscernible] one dollar administrative building permits. the permits are over the counter. dbi issued approximately 4700 of these permits in 2022 and 2023. dbi is fully louded hourly cast for inspectors and plan checkers exceeds $400 an hour. if dbi were to charge $500 for each administrative permit dbi revenue would increase from $4742 to $2.4 million. this increase could fund 50 percent of the annual grants for the sro collaborative program. approximately 1500 or 32 percent of the admin permits were issued to final other building permits, so what i have seen, say there is another building permit, the original permit and they don't have a special inspection, and what happens then is, somebody goes and gets a admin permit and gets it