she won harry harry right. she won harry harry redknapp . it's the really nice redknapp.ite nice enough. i'm not nice enough. well may be wrong. i think it's probably going to be sam . going to be sam. >> okay, well . well, christine , >> okay, well. well, christine, we'll share some of the odds, shall we, with you? i mean, sam thompson in a 4 to 9 at the moment. nigel farage 3 to 1. tony bello 11 to 2. josie gibson 16 to 1. marvin humes 50 to 1. those are the latest odds there from william hill. so, i mean , from william hill. so, i mean, one of the most obvious things to me now, looking at nigel farage is how much weight he's lost. i mean, he didn't have it to lose in the first place, but he's lost. so much weight, hasn't he, christine, what would you hardest part of you say is the hardest part of the camp experience? the the camp experience? is it the starvation loss? starvation in the weight loss? is bushtucker trials and is it the bushtucker trials and all crawlies? or all the creepy crawlies? or do you think is boredom you think it is the boredom cleaning dunny? cle

one harry redknapp is with me down the line. harry, a very good evening . thanks for being with us.ssing it. you must be jealous of nigel down there . jealous of nigel down there. >> no, i'm much happier sitting at home, really having a nice bit of dinner tonight and a glass of wine rather than being stuck in that jungle and eating all that crazy food. yeah. no, i wouldn't swap places with him, to be honest . to be honest. >> um, that's fascinating . so >> um, that's fascinating. so tell us about it. what how nervous is it now ? sort of the nervous is it now? sort of the last few days, people are being eliminated . were you nervous at eliminated. were you nervous at this point or frankly, did you did you just want to literally get out of there but were just sort of voted through to the end? >>i end? >> i think you just get on with it. you know, i honestly think when you go in there, you don't really want to be the first one voted out. if i'm truthful, you think, well, know, you go think, well, you know, if you go out or third or fourth, i out second or third or fourth, i think you'd

one harry redknapp is with me down the line. harry, a very good evening . thanks for being with us.ssing it. you must be jealous of nigel down there . jealous of nigel down there. >> no, i'm much happier sitting at home, really having a nice bit of dinner tonight and a glass of wine rather than being stuck in that jungle and eating all that crazy food. yeah. no, i wouldn't swap places with him, to be honest . to be honest. >> um, that's fascinating . so >> um, that's fascinating. so tell us about it. what how nervous is it now ? sort of the nervous is it now? sort of the last few days, people are being eliminated . were you nervous at eliminated. were you nervous at this point or frankly, did you did you just want to literally get out of there but were just sort of voted through to the end? >>i end? >> i think you just get on with it. you know, i honestly think when you go in there, you don't really want to be the first one voted out. if i'm truthful, you think, well, know, you go think, well, you know, if you go out or third or fourth, i out second or third or fourth, i think you'd

so could we see harry redknapp going back to spurs as manager. i don't think daniel would um you know they're talking about pochettino but he looks like he's going he's not going to get it. i think once they let you go they realise i think they're you know they wouldn't be seen to ask you to go back. i think be in to go back. i think they'd be in a different question. to go back. i think they'd be in a dwould question. to go back. i think they'd be in a dwould quelikel. to go back. i think they'd be in a dwould quelike the job? >> would you like the job? >> would you like the job? >> course i would it. >> of course i would take it. i'd go anywhere. i'd love it. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp�*re. i'd love it. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp wants love it. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp wants t01e it. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp wants to got. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp wants to go back to >> redknapp wants to go back to spurs. here we are anyway. >> i'd go anywhere. listen it ain't

so could we see harry redknapp going back to spurs as manager. don't think daniel would um you know they're talking about pochettino but he looks like he's to it. he's not going to get it. i think once they let you go they realise i think they're you know they wouldn't be seen to ask you to go i think they'd in to go back. i think they'd be in a different question. >> the job? >> would you like the job? >> would you like the job? >> course i would it. >> of course i would take it. i'd go anywhere. i'd love it. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknappre. i'd love it. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp wants love it. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp wants t01e it. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp wants to got. >> of course i would take it. i'd redknapp wants to go back to >> redknapp wants to go back to spurs. here we are anyway. >> i'd go anywhere. listen it ain't the money. it's. it's the buzz.i ain't the money. it's. it's the buzz. i love it's just, uh, buzz. i love it, it's just, uh, you winning on a you know that

to bournemouth with harry redknapp up. >> he's lived there for decades. he is much loved of course.t end, he was playing for west ham with so many of those famous stars of the 1966 world cup, winning england team. he talked about the ups and downs of his life in sport and why he loves living on sandbanks . tell you what, sandbanks. tell you what, i wouldn't mind a property there now finished down here. >> no, no. what am i going to do with my life? and i was going to buy a bournemouth taxi that was. >> that was what i was looking really , i was i, you know, really, i was i, you know, listen we finished a game with no money. [10 money. >> no money. >> we didn't any money >> we didn't make any money playing came here playing because you came here and here and and played. i came here and played bond. played under john bond. >> 100 played underjohn bond. >> 100 games. play. >> over 100 games. you play. >> over 100 games. you play. >> we came here and then went out america play came out to america and play came back you think, back in the states. you think, what going to now? i'm, what a

. >> we're going to be talking about what harry redknapp is up to this morning and also boris johnson. we take the we aren't going to take the whole don't panic. also whole thing. don't panic. also a bad day for the bbc. >> another bad for . bad day for the bbc. >> another bad for. bbc >> another bad day for. bbc >> another bad day for. bbc >> oh, there she is. she's done it. >> she's there. but for the grace of god. go, go us. you know that apologise. >> because that is contempt for the viewers and licence payers. sorry, i was once caught eating my cereal in the morning just before we came on air. >> do you remember that wasn't contempt for the gb news viewers. that was just my breakfast. >> they don't gb news don't pay £159.50 to for the privilege of 10:00 on thursday, the 7th of december. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me bev turner and andrew pierce. >> the rwanda revolt . the >> the rwanda revolt. the immigration minister, robert jenrick quit his job over the new robert who i hear you new deal. robert who i hear you cry at and electoral oblivion . cry at and electoral

redknapp.ds why graeme is so passionate about this course. is so passionate about this cause. listen, when you see him crying and shedding tears. he's a hard man — it ain't... it's not... he's got — you know. but underneath it all, he's a softie, really and he's like we all are, you know? but, no, i'm really proud of what he's done — i think it's fantastic. with the training, the planning and the weather—watching over, they get the green light and are ready to go. their inspiration, isla, was in dover to set them off with mum rachael by her side, her sister emily on the phone from america, and her dad, andy, of course, on the boat. good luck! how are we feeling? ready. really? yeah, really, ready. nervous? not in the slightest. final good luck before the channel crossing started. how are you? very good. so, what are you doing — just watching a bit of tv? yeah. for the first swimmer, sean — one of the three former royal marines in the team — a busman�*s holiday as he swam from the support boat t

harry redknapp was got annoyed. from annoyed. club, ended up getting relegation relegated, didn't come for relegated, didn't come back for seven hag is >> erik ten hag job then is it safe or safer? >> erik ten hag job then is it saf> erik ten hag job then is it saf> um, i don't think you can ever be safer on the back of one performance. half a performance. one? well half a performance. one? well half a performance. turn performance. but they did turn it morale be it around and the morale will be good. depends upcoming good. it depends on the upcoming fixtures. look, you're sam allardyce years allardyce said to me years ago. he aiden only ever allardyce said to me years ago. he matter den only ever allardyce said to me years ago. he matter how only ever allardyce said to me years ago. he matter how well only ever allardyce said to me years ago. he matter how well only (doing , no matter how well you're doing, you're ever six you're only you only ever six games away from sack. so games away from the sac

we're also going be talking harry going to be talking about harry redknapp him. redknapp.tball in the the worst football team in the country. not manchester country. no, it's not manchester united. you? it's united. how dare you? it's a team in wales and he's coming back give them his best, back to give them his best, which is fabulous. yeah. what's the we're talking the other thing we're talking about? we're of about? can't remember. we're of course, inquiry and the course, covid inquiry and the prime going do prime minister is going to do a press conference and he's press conference later and he's going apparently reset going to apparently try to reset the policy . good luck the rwanda policy. good luck with that. >> and when i say i can't remember, think it's just that remember, i think it's just that i to the of i keep pushing it to the back of my mind the covid my mind because the covid inquiry our blood boil inquiry is making our blood boil all of us for various different inquiry is making our blood boil all of us but various different inquiry is making our blood boi

and we're also going to be talking to harry redknapp because coming out of because he is coming out ofhe doing a job and a half? yeah we'll be asking him about that. and we're about that. and also we're talking about ofsted inspections about that. and also we're talkirthe bout ofsted inspections about that. and also we're talkirthe terrible .ted inspections about that. and also we're talkirthe terrible tragedy,actions after the terrible tragedy, horrible of ruth horrible story. yeah. of ruth perry has ofsted learnt its lesson. we'll be discussing that. well that's very shortly then. >> bye. from us. hello to them . >> bye. from us. hello to them. >> bye. from us. hello to them. >> morning. i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. another blustery one out there today , but parts of out there today, but parts of the east should be dry and brighten up after a bit of a misty old start. further west we've got showers already and we'll see them through we'll see more of them through the day. plenty of downpours to come northern parts come for north