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gb news.t's right. had >> that's right. we've had a first, today. it's first, interview out today. it's available on apple podcasts, first, interview out today. it's available ourapple podcasts, first, interview out today. it's available our own 3 podcasts, first, interview out today. it's available our own gb>dcasts, first, interview out today. it's available our own gb newss, youtube, our own gb news website, course, spotify. website, of course, spotify. it's called choppers political podcast. first guest holly valance , of course made a big valance, of course made a big noise at the popcorn event. popular conservatism with that amusing reason why she's no longer a lefty and is fascinating to hear her say that. and she has. we'll have more of that interview later in the show. i've got to quickly tell you what labour is saying about truss, they're getting about liz truss, they're getting about liz truss, they're getting a as asap, but a statement out as asap, but they saying to us at this the

gb news. first of all though, here's your news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> thanks, darren. good afternoon. it's 1:01. i'm sophia afternoon. it's1:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. king charles has made his first significant public appearance since his cancer diagnosis. joined by the queen, he smiled and waved as he left an easter sunday service at saint george's chapelin sunday service at saint george's chapel in windsor and went on to greet crowds as he shook people's hands. one member of the public urged the king to keep going strong, with another telling we've got your telling him we've all got your back. of royal back. other members of the royal family there, the family were also there, but the prince princess wales prince and princess of wales missed as catherine missed service as catherine continues treatment . continues her cancer treatment. our royal correspondent cameron walker says this was an important moment

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gb views at gb news. hospital where king charles and princess kate were recently treated as confirmed that it's investigating a potential data breach . and it comes after at breach. and it comes after at least one member of staff were suspected of trying to access the princess of wales medical notes, and this afternoon the chief executive of the london clinic has said all appropriate investigatory, regulatory and disciplinary steps will be taken when looking at alleged data breaches. an outrageous situation. let's discuss that now with our royal correspondent cameron walker, who joins us now from outside that clinic, the london clinic. cameron, this really seems like an intrusion too far. what's the latest ? too far. what's the latest? >> well, martin, this appears to be quite serious, as you said. the chief executive of the london clinic, hal russell, has released a statement in the last couple of hours saying that all appropriate investigatory, regulatory disciplinary regulatory and disciplinary steps w

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gb views at gb news.om. but first let's get a news bulletin with tatiana. >> ali. thank you. the top stories from the newsroom. this morning. speculation continues to mount over the general election, after the prime minister ruled out the 2nd of may as a possible date. rishi sunak told itv news west country he doesn't want the vote to coincide with what he described as important local elections being held on that day. questions have been raised about another date in may or even the summer, despite the prime minister saying earlier this year that he's working on the assumption of a general election in autumn, labour's deputy in the autumn, labour's deputy national coordinator , ellie national coordinator, ellie reeves, says now's the time to go to the polls . go to the polls. >> he could call an election up until the 26th of march to take place on the 2nd of may. so, you know, just get on and call it the 2nd of may is the right time in the electoral cycle to have an election. we've got council and mayoral

gb news. on. gb news. >> thanks very much.and to anna, because i did cut you off there. but i understand completely the point making point that you were making having a dog is like having a child. is huge child. it is a huge responsibility and just don't have them if you haven't got the time them. you both so time for them. thank you both so much coming in. lots more much for coming in. lots more coming today's coming up on today's show. sainsbury's and tesco. huge problems online deliveries problems with online deliveries today. we'll bring next. good afternoon. welcome to gb news saturday, i'm pip tomson, and for the next 60 minutes, i'll be keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio. keeping you up to date on the stories that matter to you. what is coming up? well sainsbury's and tesco now say they will not be able to fulfil the vast majority of online deliveries today because of technical issues. customers have been contacting the supermarket on social media to report issues with their online orders. two of our

gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there.om the met office. as we go through the rest of this easter weekend, we will see some further sunshine, but there is still some rain in the forecast, all courtesy of areas of low pressure which are going to hang around across the british isles as we go through the coming days. end saturday, for days. so as we end saturday, for many actually, we will see clearing but there will clearing skies, but there will be some heavy showers still down towards the south—west of england , and they will spread england, and they will spread their way towards southwest wales eventually into wales and eventually into northern ireland towards end northern ireland towards the end of night the same northern ireland towards the end of somet the same northern ireland towards the end of somet l0w|e same northern ireland towards the end of somet low cloudie northern ireland towards the end of somet low cloud will time some misty low cloud will just in the just begin to spill in from the nonh just begin to spil

com tweet us at gb news. is gb news still to news.op, i shouldn't, but first let's get an update with your weather with craig. don't forget as well. catch up to on website catch up to on our website gbnews.com. download gbnews.com. or why not download the ? the gb news app? >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast on the met office. well, looking ahead to the new working week, it's going to remain fairly changeable across the country , changeable across the country, but increasingly as we end but increasingly mild as we end this . we still got low this weekend. we still got low pressure in charge and with winds coming in from the east, it's feeling pretty chilly it's still feeling pretty chilly out . the rain, what we out there. the rain, what we have seen today will gradually weaken as the night goes on, but for most of us, it's going to be a cloudy and murky night. a rather cloudy and murky night. but cover it will but with the cloud cover

gb news. thank you weather on. gb news.oming up on today's show. are the tories planning a migration cap in the manifesto? camilla tominey grilled the chancellor, jeremy hunt , tominey grilled the chancellor, jeremy hunt, on her tominey grilled the chancellor, jeremy hunt , on her show tominey grilled the chancellor, jeremy hunt, on her show this morning and find out what he had to say . all of that and much to say. all of that and much more to come. i'm dawn neesom you're gb news, britain's you're with gb news, britain's news it's a sunday news channel. it's a sunday afternoon hope you're afternoon and i hope you're having week end. having a wonderful week end. stay great show . hello and welcome back to gb news sunday. thank you for joining us this lunchtime. i hope you're having a wonderful weekend out there. i'm dawn neesom for the next hour. we're keeping you company on tv, onune keeping you company on tv, online digital radio. online and on digital radio. we've coming up we've got a great show coming up for . uh, are

this is gb news.s has decision to speak out about her cancen decision to speak out about her cancer. treatment has prompted a surge of visits to the websites of cancer charities and the nhs. princess catherine announced last friday that she was receiving preventative chemotherapy, and macmillan cancer support says online traffic to its information and support pages was the highest weekend figure since the first covid 19 lockdown. well, i'm joined now by professor gordon wishart, who's the chief medical officer at check for cancer and the visiting professor of cancer surgery at anglia ruskin university. welcome to the show, professor wishart. so a story that's moved the nation. but this is a positive uptake. people looking at the exemplary outspokenness and forthright nature of the princess and deciding to do something positive about their own health. >> i think it's a great thing, martin, education is hugely important because i think we've all been brought up to think of increasing age as one of the m

gb news. com but now, before all of that, it's time for your latest news headlines with sam francis . with sam francis. >> martin, thanks very much. good afternoon. from the gb newsroom. it'sjust good afternoon. from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 3:00. and as martin was mentioning there, michael gove has named some of the groups that are to be investigated under a new definition of extremism announced today, which he says will mean the government can express more clearly than ever who poses risk to britain . the who poses a risk to britain. the groups include the muslim association of britain , cage and association of britain, cage and mend, which are alleged to have islamist views , and the british islamist views, and the british national movement and patriotic alternative , which are described alternative, which are described as neo—nazi. today's extremism definition will be used to assess which groups should be blocked from public funding. but michael gove insists it's not about silencing

gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk on one of the biggest days on the political calendar. now, jeremy hunt has delivered his final spring budget before the general election, and he says the tories represents the only way forward plan to grow the economy versus no plan, a plan for better public services versus no plan. >> a plan to make work, pay versus no plan growth up , jobs versus no plan growth up, jobs up, taxes down. >> now, as you'd expect, sir keir starmer was having none of it. and he says the tories have lost control of the economy. welcome to the show. well, we've just had the spring budget . i just had the spring budget. i want to hear from you. do you feel this was the moment we expected a rabbit to be pulled out of the headlights instead? did it feel to you like the chancellor of the exchequer, jeremy hunt, was a rabbit in the headlights? were the big headlights? where were the big fireworks ? where was the big fireworks? where was the b

email the usual ways gb views at gb news. this is views at gb news. com this is sit down nigel farage with donald trump . it's explosive. at donald trump. it's explosive. at 4 pm. we've got the clip where donald trump talks about nato you recall he's telling the other members to pull up their socks, cough up 2% of their gdp. well, you will not want to miss what he has to say. and that's only here gb news 4 pm. we've got that ahead of nigel farage's exclusive sit down at 7 pm. ton to get stuck into today . but to get stuck into today. but first, it's time for your latest news headlines with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> thanks, martin. good afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . wenzler in the gb newsroom. former us president donald trump has hinted he could deport prince harry if he wins the election in an exclusive interview with nigel farage, he said the duke of sussex won't get special privileges if he lied on his visa about drug use. >> if they know something about the drugs and if he lied, i'll have to take appropriate actio

gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster all across the uk today. reform uk's first ever mp has now crossed the floor of the house of commons, taking up a seat with opposition mps sat in the naughty corner. indeed, next to a certain mr george galloway . to a certain mr george galloway. but just how significant could this be.7 will but just how significant could this be? will tory mps follow him onto those opposition benches next? mps have been examining the role of conversion to christianity and granting uk asylum claims following the grotesque clapham attack, with the perpetrator having been allowed to stay in the uk after allegedly accepting christian. now, just how much of a mockery is being made out of asylum system? it's an unholy mess. we'll be delving into that a little bit later on. and following the bad news for rishi, reports suggest boris johnson could be deployed to the red wall to campaign for the tories in the next general election. we'll be hearing from voters in

to gb news. saturday welcome to gb news. saturday hope you're having a smashing weekend. i'm dawn neesom for the next three hours. i'll be keeping you company on tv, onune keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio, keeping you up to date on all the stories really matter the stories that really matter to you. coming up. this hour is democracy under threat? the prime minister warned prime minister has warned extremists to extremists are trying to undermine democracy, as undermine british democracy, as he called country to he called for the country to come together and beat this poison. also issuing poison. varne also issuing a direct plea to pro—palestinian protesters, calling on them to reject radicals who are hijacking their marches and urge police to take a tougher stance. there on pro—palestinian protesters . are them again, are protesters. are them again, are occupying branches of barclays across the uk calling for a boycott of the bank over their links to israel arms manufacturers. we are one of those protests to see if they've actually listened to rishi

basically email me gb views at gb news. com me at gb views at gb news.als. very simple at gb news. but first it's the all important news headlines with green goddess tatiana sanchez . goddess tatiana sanchez. >> dawn thank you. the top stories from the gp newsroom. transport secretary mark harper says rishi sunak will lead the tories into the next election . tories into the next election. it comes after senior tories were reported to have attempted to downplay claims of a conservative plot to replace the prime minister with penny mordaunt. the move would mean a fourth leader of the party in just five years. mr harper says that, unlike labour, the conservatives have a plan on delivering for the country . delivering for the country. >> we've got to show them by the time of the election two things we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got a plan. the plan is working and delivering for working and it's delivering for them, think we can see them, and i think we can see that is on inflation and on that it is

gb views at gb news. programme. gb views at gb news.nd we start with more budget reaction. stabilising britain's economy will likely mean more taxes. that's according to the international monetary fund . despite monetary fund. despite yesterday's cut to national insurance, the 2% two £0.02 cut rather comes at a cost to the government of around £10 billion. however, any benefits for the taxpayer are likely to be cancelled out by an expected rise in council tax. but jeremy hunt told gb news earlier that his budget is proof that the government's fiscal plan is working. >> we want to end the unfairness is the direction of travel. we've gone is to reduce national insurance by one third. the fact that labour are opposing this today is really because labour don't have any plans to reduce taxation. it sort of makes my point for me, their plan is basically that tax should remain at its current levels. we say we don't have to accept the status quo if you make difficult decisions, if you stick to our plan for the economy, that's seen inflation fal

gb views gb news. com, this is gb news coming up.ll thoughts my you'll hear the thoughts of my panel , danny christine panel, danny kelly and christine hamilton. my hamilton. and still to come, my outside guests . she recounts her outside guests. she recounts her experience being trafficked. you've that in you've got to listen to that in yugoslavia. but first, let's get your headlines. your latest news headlines. >> nana, thank you very much. good afternoon. >> from the newsroom , a recap of >> from the newsroom, a recap of the top stories. just after 4:30, russia's black sea fleet is now functionally inactive. that's according to the defence secretary in the uk, after a massive ukrainian missile strike on sevastopol . this was the on sevastopol. this was the moment two russian navy vessels were targeted and then struck. well, security sources have told gb news that uk supplied storm shadow missiles were used in that strike and we understand a major military communication centre has also been damaged. it marks the largest attack on t

this is gb news.hat the controversial new england football shirt is selling rather well. later in the show, i'll ask , was this the show, i'll ask, was this a brilliant piece of marketing by nike, or are they taking us all for a ride before that, a 19 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing on a train in south london. meanwhile two people are in a critical but stable condition after a further incident at kennington station last night. well our home security editor, mark white, is outside kennington station , outside kennington station, while ray addison is outside shortlands station . with the shortlands station. with the latest on this, shall we start with you? ray addison , what's with you? ray addison, what's the latest on the shortlands incident ? incident? >> well, the latest information. martin good afternoon. is that we know british transport police have also recovered a knife along with that arrest of the 19 year old male suspect . police year old male

email me gb views gb news. com but first, views at gb news. com but first, it's views at gb news.ut first, wsfime views at gb news. com but first, it's time for your latest news headunes it's time for your latest news headlines sofia wenzler . headlines with sofia wenzler. >> thanks, martin. good afternoon. it's 3:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour, sir jeffrey donaldson has stepped down as leader of the democratic unionist party after he was charged with sex offences of a historical nature . the dup has historical nature. the dup has also suspended mr donaldson from membership pending the outcome of the judicial process, which they say is in accordance with party rules. they've now appointed gavin robinson as interim leader, a 57 year old woman has been charged with aiding and abetting additional offences in relation to the same police investigation . sir police investigation. sir jeffrey was elected to parliament in 1997 and is the longest serving mp in northern ireland, one of the conservative party's major donor

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email gb at gb discussing. email gb views at gb news. me at gb news. com or tweet me at gb news.. . so joining me to mock news. as. so joining me to mock the week is gb news presenter darren grimes. grimy grime, so grimy darren nana yeah yeah you're grimy. >> i am very incredibly, especially on the weekend. >> yeah, any wahaca knock knock. anyway so darren grimes, what do you make of you? >> listen to the budget. did it did it shout at you and say, this is a good thing for the tory party? if they announced anything that. >> and anything that. >> absolutely not. and the polls reflect that people are just so completely disillusioned, you know, only five points know, reformer only five points behind the tories now tories at 20% in some opinion polls. to me . right. it was fiddling while rome burns. right. it was focusing on a2p national insurance tax cut . they were insurance tax cut. they were talking about scrapping national insurance altogether. well listen you had an 80 seat majority mate. what have you done with right it's been done with it? right it's been sweet, all. and i'm

gb news. pm. on. gb news. >> there's less than 24 hours to go. what you, the great british public, thinks. and you can be part of the audiences for dewbs& co show and the nigel farage show . to get your tickets farage show. to get your tickets go to gbnews.com now to a warning from the uk's most senior police officer for the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley has said combating violence against women and girls will need the same level of funding as the fight against terrorism or organised crime. sir mark told the london policing board today that there are hundreds of thousands of men in britain who are a threat to women and girls, and he's added that the scale of the problem means it has to be treated as a threat to national security. when he was speaking a few hours before the bbc airs a documentary into the murder of sarah everard by a serving metropolitan police officer, well , joining me now to discuss well, joining me now to discuss this is the former met police officer, peter kirkham. peter, welcome to the show . so the welco

gb views at gb news.s time to bringing home the bacon, they're sadly absent now . bacon, they're sadly absent now. there's lots more still to come between now and 6:00. and i'll have the latest on that alleged data breach involving the princess of wales. but first, it's for your latest news it's time for your latest news headunes. headlines. >> the headlines this hour the bank of england has held the interest rate at 5.25. for the fifth time in a row, the bank of england's governor andrew bailey, saying the economy isn't yet at the point where rates can be lowered. but things are moving, he said, in the right direction , inflation expected direction, inflation is expected to below 2% by the to fall slightly below 2% by the summer, but the conflict in the middle and disruption middle east and the disruption to shipping in red sea poses to shipping in the red sea poses material said , to material risks, he said, to pnces material risks, he said, to prices surging again. number 10 has said it's dealing with

gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening.office. so it's been a cloudy and wet afternoon for many of us, all due to an area of low pressure that's been moving its way towards the uk through rest of saturday and through the rest of saturday and will push its way north and eastwards overnight tonight and into this into the start of sunday. this will heavy and will bring some heavy rain and has brought some heavy has already brought some heavy rain, particularly parts rain, particularly to parts of southern could even southern scotland. we could even see some snow across the hills and and into early and overnight and into the early hours of some further hours of sunday. some further heavy up from the heavy rain pushes up from the southwest , affecting parts of southwest, affecting parts of england and wales. under all that cloud and rain it will be a very mild night, temperatures not dropping below 10 or 11 not dropping much below 10 or 11 degrees, north there degrees, but further north there will brighter and will be some brigh

gb news. >> good afternoon, and welcome to gb news. saturday. i am pip tomson. and for the next three hours, i'm keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio, keeping you up to date on the stories that you really care about. so coming up this hour , about. so coming up this hour, an outpouring of love and support and well wishes from around the world as the princess of wales reveals her huge shock at being diagnosed with cancer. we'll bring you all the latest reaction to this powerful announcement, your messages of support and also tell you about the hollywood star, who is appealing for kate to now be left alone. we'll also bring you right up to date on the moscow concert hall atrocity. more than 140 people, including children, are dead. russia says a number of suspected gunmen have been arrested . so many of you are arrested. so many of you are getting in touch today , wanting getting in touch today, wanting to convey your good wishes to the princess of wales. do keep them coming in. gb views at gbnews.com. we're also going to be talking as well about

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gb news.l your news.com with all of your thoughts. but first here is the news sophia wenzler. news with sophia wenzler. >> thanks, bev. good morning. it's 932. i'm sofia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your headlines uk inflation has fallen more than expected to the lowest level in two years. official figures show uk inflation from february came in at 3.4, down from 4. economists have forecasted that the office for national statistics figure would fall to 3.5. inflation is now closer to the bank of england's 2% target, and comes ahead of the latest interest rate decision tomorrow, chancellor jeremy hunt says it's good news for families. >> this is the lowest headline rate for two and a half years, but most encouragingly, food inflation, which was nearly 20% a year ago, is now just 5. and what this shows is that the plan to bring inflation down, it was over 11% when rishi sunak became prime minister, now just 3.4. that plan is working, but we do need to stick to it and see it right the way through.

but, gb news. reporter ray do. but, gb news.er news, was addison, in other news, was given exclusive access a nato given exclusive access to a nato training exercise in poland, and his plane was targeted by russia . more on that soon. >> earlier on breakfast, you might have thought this is the time to sort of get ready for a spfing time to sort of get ready for a spring election . but it is not spring election. but it is not going to happen, is it? >> i think rishi sunak is running scared, isn't he? and i think it's a real shame because people around the country are sick and tired of this conservative government who deserve have that choice. deserve to have that choice. >> have have the, you >> they have they have the, you know, deserve to be able to know, they deserve to be able to vote the change that they want. >> just do not see in the sussex world how that wouldn't have come with a bit of an amber flag. >> alex, are you as an says, a lazy snowflake from six? >> it's breakfast on gb news. good afternoon britain. it's coming u

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this morning. >> gb at gb news that >> gb views at gb news that ladies day.com. >> first, though, the. latest news with sam francis. >> bev and andrew. thank you very much. good morning from the newsroom. just coming up to 10:02. the top story this morning . the conservatives are morning. the conservatives are facing to donations facing calls to return donations made by the party's biggest donor after a spokesperson for the prime minister admitted that comments made by frank hester were racist. mr hester is alleged to have said that the former labour mp, diane abbott, makes him want to hate all black women and that she should be shot. women and that she should be shot . he reportedly made those shot. he reportedly made those comments in 2019. he has now apologised. last year he contributed £10 million to the tories. labour and the liberal democrats are now calling for that money to be given back . the that money to be given back. the senior figures in the government have indicated this morning that there to return the there are no plans to return the funds, and further donations from

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gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening.ffice. so it's been a cloudy and wet afternoon for many of us, all due to an area of low pressure that's been moving its way towards the uk through rest of saturday and through the rest of saturday and will push its way north and eastwards overnight tonight and into this into the start of sunday. this will heavy and will bring some heavy rain and has brought some heavy has already brought some heavy rain, particularly parts rain, particularly to parts of southern could even southern scotland. we could even see some snow across the hills and and into early and overnight and into the early hours of some further hours of sunday. some further heavy up from the heavy rain pushes up from the southwest , affecting parts of southwest, affecting parts of england and wales. under all that cloud and rain it will be a very mild night, temperatures not dropping below 10 or 11 not dropping much below 10 or 11 degrees, north there degrees, but further north there will brighter and will be some bright

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i'm martin daubney on gb news fryston news . channel on gb news fryston news.>> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie from the met office. the rest of the day will remain cold wherever you are. there's a further risk of rain showers some hill snow. got showers and some hill snow. got low pressure. still charge . low pressure. still in charge. that's air wrapped that's got cold air wrapped around as around it as well as well as these occluded fronts. and that's where the focus for the most persistent will most persistent rain will continue be. that area will continue to be. that area will push into more southern areas of scotland evening scotland through this evening and scotland and then into northern scotland later on tonight, so we could see snow falling above around 150 to 200m further south. it should stay drier for a time this evening, but overnight there's more persistent area of rain will push in to the south coast and then towards the coast and then up towards the midlands. brings a risk midlands. that brings a risk o

gb views at news. com particularly to at gb news.ticularly to tell us your reaction to finally seeing the pictures of the princess of wales out and about at farm shop buying her at the farm shop buying her bread. first, though, here's the very sophia very latest news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> thanks, bev. good morning . >> thanks, bev. good morning. it's 932. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your headlines. the gb newsroom. your headlines. the prime minister faces a fresh battle with the house of lords over his rwanda bill after a victory in the commons overnight, mps rejected all ten amendments, one of which was designed to ensure the bill complies with domestic and international law. the controversial legislation aims to deter illegal immigrants from coming to the uk on small boats by deporting them to rwanda, downing street says the initial cohort of people is now being contacted , and the prime contacted, and the prime minister is determined to get flights off the ground in the spring. labour will seek to bnng spri

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to gb news. com slash alerts. now back to andrew and . bev. now back to andrew and. bev. >> very good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce. >> so the home office said churches are now running the risk of undermining the integrity of the asylum system. that's right. >> it's been revealed that the chemical attack at abdul ezedi was in the uk by was allowed to stay in the uk by a judge who accepted he was a christian convert, despite very serious concerns that the sex offender was a liar. >> immigration files, which have been released by the home office . i have to say, after pressure from media organisations, show that ezedi remember he was the one who the chemical attack on a young mother and her daughter was backed by a baptist church minister. no fewer than four times. >> well, tim dieppe is from christian concern. good morning tim, and this story is of grave concern. what do you make of it.7 who is responsible here? >> well, i think that it is

gb news. up next, weather on. gb news. rishi sunak suffered five defeats in the house of lords last night over his bill to rescue the stalled rwanda plan. >> will it ever come to become a law? we're to be joined by law? we're going to be joined by the peer lord colville the tory peer lord colville rangen the tory peer lord colville ranger. that's next >> pan am on tuesday, the 5th of march. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce, princess of wales , has been princess of wales, has been spotted for the first time since her abdominal surgery. >> she was with her mum carole middleton, we can't show you middleton, but we can't show you the photo. you it's in the photo. do you think it's in the photo. do you think it's in the interest that we the public interest that we don't ? dont? >> goldsmith, the uncle to the future queen of our country, catherine middleton, the current princess of wales . she is . princess of wales. she is. >> so this is celebrity big brother. it kicked off last night

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gb >> yeah, maybe we're wrong. gb views news. com maybe views at gb news. com maybe we're being too cynical. we're just being too cynical. first though. latest first though. the very latest news wenzler. news with sophia wenzler. >> thanks, bev. good morning. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your headlines at 930. newsroom. your headlines at 930. protesters are set to demonstrate against the government's decision to house 2000 asylum seekers at raf scampton . it comes one year on scampton. it comes one year on since plans to house migrants at the historic site were revealed, as the home office tried to reduce reliance on expensive hotels. the save our scampton campaign is hoping to use the anniversary to put pressure on the government to abandon its plans . meanwhile, rishi sunak plans. meanwhile, rishi sunak has been accused of failing to stop migrant channel crossings after a record rivals topped 3000 for the year so far. but downing street has insisted the government is making progress in stopping the boats. it comes as the uk has just pledged up