let's live to lisa hartle. let's go live to lisa hartle.o's oxford let's go live to lisa hartle. josh for who's oxford let's go live to lisa hartle. josh for usnho's oxford let's go live to lisa hartle. josh for us now? oxford let's go live to lisa hartle. josh for us now? lisa )xford let's go live to lisa hartle. josh for us now? lisa how's it street for us now? lisa how's it looking there this morning . looking there this morning. >> well, it's getting busier when we got here earlier on around half seven, it was it was pretty dead, but it's slowly, slowly getting busier. so as you said today 23rd of december is always the busiest shopping day over the christmas period. but also with it being the saturday before christmas, known as super saturday. it's double whammy now. sounds like now. super saturday sounds like a like be a lovely thing i'd like to be involved but , a lovely thing i'd like to be involved but, uh, a lovely thing i'd like to be involved but , uh, not if involved with, but, uh, not if you're leaving all your gifts to the we

nextyrter , lisa hartle, >> we're joined now by our londis next tor , lisa hartle, >> we're joined nowned now by our londis next to the picketrtle, >> we're joined now by our londis next to the picket line. who is next to the picket line. good afternoon to you, lisa. what are doctors saying there? i mean , the line seems to be that mean, the line seems to be that that they don't earn enough and they're going to flee the country and we need them. we need them in the nhs. so give them a rise . them a rise. >> hello. yes, well, this is day one of the three day strike action that began at 7 am. this morning. so junior doctors are basically asking for 35% pay rise so that at the moment they're on about £15 an hour where they're asking for that to be upped to around £21 an hour. now they say that the reason they, they , they need to see they, they, they need to see this pay rise is because junior doctors are leaving the profession and there's already not enough junior doctors in the nhs. and they say the more that leave, the more stress and strain that's put on those that remain. they then g

i'm lisa hartle in the gb newsroom.prince harry says it's a great day for truth and accountability. after being awarded more than £140,000 in damages over phone hacking claims against a tabloid newspaper group, the high court ruled there was extensive phone hacking by the mirror group newspapers . between 2006 and newspapers. between 2006 and 2011. the judge also said the duke of sussex's phone was probably hacked to a modest extent. in response , the extent. in response, the publisher says they apologise unreservedly where historical wrongdoing took place, prince harry's lawyer, david sherborne, read out this statement earlier this case is not just about hacking, it is about a systemic practice of unlawful and appalling behaviour, followed by cover ups and destruction of evidence. >> the shocking scale of which can only be revealed through these proceedings . the court has these proceedings. the court has found that mirror group's principal board directors, their legal department, senior executives and editors such as

>> that's lisa hartle , our gb >> that's lisa hartle, our gb news london reporter there in wimbledonouth london at one of the palestinian palestinian peace gatherings . many of them peace gatherings. many of them aren't marching today. they're gatherings going on around the city today and i believe around the country as well. but i think there's about 13in london. but for all the analysis and for all the best analysis and opinion on that story and much more , you can go to our website, more, you can go to our website, which is gbnews.com now, lots of you have been sending in your emails already, which is marvellous on such a busy day as well. jim says the left are terrified of nigel in the jungle as they're scared people may see him as more than the caricature they want him to be seen. i think that's such an important point because you have this preconceived idea of nigel and that's what the terrified of. is he come across as he going to come across as human? and meanwhile, jeff says, good afternoon, jeff. thank you very for getting in touch. very much for getting in touch. the comme

i'm lisa hartle in the gb newsroom. one person has died and another is in a critical condition after a boat carrying migrants across the channel got into difficulty overnight, the french coastguard was alerted just after1 a.m. overnight, the french coastguard was alerted just after1 am. to reports that a boat was sinking about five miles off dunkirk, one side of the boat, which was carrying 66 people, was deflated , with dozens thrown into the water. the coastguard says air and sea searches are still underway for prince harry will discover the outcome of a hacking claim against a tabloid newspaper publisher. later, the duke of sussex is suing mirror group newspapers for damages, claiming its journalists gathered information by deception and unlawful means such as phone hacking. a high court judge will rule on 33 of the articles. prince harry says were acquired illegally between 1996 and 2009. the mirror group lawyers rejected the allegations as entirely speculative . a as entirely speculative. a british, a british schoo

now, gb news london reporter lisa hartle joins me live from the vigil. thank you very much, lisa.much, lisa. it doesn't look very nice there, weather—wise for joining me. can you tell us forjoining me. can you tell us what is actually it sounds lovely. it sounds a lovely heartwarming story. so what exactly is happening there today ? >> well, 7— >> well, it's all ? >> well, it's all due to 7 >> well, it's all due to start from 3 pm, but i'm joined by one of the organisers , the one of the organisers, the widower of the late jo cox, the mp who was killed by a far right extremist out back in 2016 on, i believe . brendan, thank you so believe. brendan, thank you so much for joining believe. brendan, thank you so much forjoining us. thank you. much for joining us. thank you. so you're one of the main organisers of today. how many people are you expecting and what was the motivation behind this? >> so the motivation is to try to do something quite different to do something quite different to bring together israelis who have lost loved ones, palestinians who have lost loved ones, and to

lisa hartle, free to donate it. lisa hartle, gb news, buckinghamshire .et! >> really really lovely stuff. um, what should we chat about now? we've got a minute to go. let's talk about doctor who. shall we? it's good our elf. shall we? it's good for our elf. yeah apparently. >> um, this is. this is a weird yeah apparently. >> lreally? is. this is a weird yeah apparently. >> lreally? um'his is a weird yeah apparently. >> lreally? um ifs is a weird yeah apparently. >> lreally? um if doctorveird yeah apparently. >> lreally? um if doctor who is one. really? um if doctor who is shown over the christmas period , shown over the christmas period, fewer people will die the following year. according to research . research. >> how on earth do they reckon that? >> well. well, i don't know how they put this together. they've done the statistics. yes. and it is purely statistical. so we don't know why this should happen. don't know why this should happen . um, but this, this happen. um, but this, this christmas we've got the new doctor who shooting gatwa. um, and , uh,

hartle lisa prince harry will be disappointed with this . this. >> hello .t might seem a little confusing, this case so what we were waiting to hear and what we were waiting to hear and what we were waiting to hear and what we heard from today was the actual written ruling from the judge on the defence of the associated newspapers. so prince harry's team were wanted. the defence stripped, struck off basically. so this all originated from an article, as you said, in february last year discussing prince harry and his legal battle with the home office over protection for him and his family when he's in the u.k. now, harry's legal lawyers say that the article , which say that the article, which claimed harry tried to keep details of his legal battle to reinstate the police protection secret from the public was an attack on his honesty and integrity and would undermine his charity work. now, the publishers say their defence is that it was not an ordinary news article, a factual news article, but instead this was an opinion piece. and so therefore their defence is

lisa hartle christmases to come. lisa hartle gb news, guildford .sa. now folks , if you've ever wanted to folks, if you've ever wanted to see nigel farage take his shirt off, then you're in luck. this is turning into quite the less just sort of shirt. less show, isn't it, alby? well, i'm darren grimes and you're watching and listening to merry christmas britain on gb news, britain's news sunday mornings from 930 on . gb news. >> hello! thank you for being a big part of gb news >> we'd like to wish you and your loved ones a christmas season full of comfort and joy, as well as a peaceful and prosperous new year. >> from our family to yours, we are proud to be your channel. >> merry christmas, happy christmas, merry christmas, happy christmas , merry happy christmas, merry christmas, merry christmas , christmas, merry christmas, merry christmas here on gb news the people's channel. >> merry christmas. welcome back. >> you're watching merry christmas britain with me darren grimes. thank you very much for doing so. now at 5:00, i'll bnng doing so. now at

lisa hartle , our london reporter lisa hartle, our london reporter there university college there outsidehal there outside university college hospital, there been hospital, where there have been pickets, uh, today , this pickets, uh, today, this morning. you know what i think it's quite extraordinary. i understand hand that they they believe they deserve a pay rise and they probably do . and i and they probably do. and i understand that there are retention and recruitment issues , of course, which is a massive issue. time doctors are it's the time. but yeah, it is the timing. and you've got charities like age uk, nhs leaders, patients association all writing an open letter, essentially saying that this these strikes at this time are going to pose a massive, massive threat to patients. essentially elderly patients. essentially elderly patients may just be left without treatment either at home or in hospital. and it's just not good enough. and i do wonder whether these junior doctors truly believe that what they're doing is the right thing to do . doing is the right thing to do. >> well, th

thank you for that update , lisa hartle. there you update, lisa hartle. lisa hartle. there you 9° ' update, lisa hartle. there you go , everybody. everybody has to go, everybody. everybody has to face the music in the end . okay, face the music in the end. okay, you're watching and listening to gb news. coming up, we'll be discussing whether donald trump will be the man selected as the republican candidate in next year's presidential election. and actually , i think we need to and actually, i think we need to get ready for this. he'll be back. get ready for this. he'll be back . my prediction, i bet £100 back. my prediction, i bet £100 on trump at about 5 to 1, about a year ago to be the next president. and at the moment, i can cash out for more than i put in the polls. have trump neck and neck with joe biden. he's miles ahead of any of his other candidates who ate themselves alive. and a tv debate this week. i want to bring you fully up to speed on this topic because i think we're going to witness the world's biggest temper tantrum . and trump will tempe

i'm lisa hartle in the gb newsroom.police say there is no evidence of third party involvement after a body was found in a river dunng a body was found in a river during the search for a missing mother of three in norwich. gaynor lord went missing after leaving work in norwich city centre last friday. norfolk police say the body hasn't been formally identified. the force says it remains open minded to the circumstances of the 55 year old's disappearance , and will old's disappearance, and will continue to pursue all lines of inquiry. >> this remains a missing person inquiry at this stage. i'm also satisfied at the moment, based on the evidence that we have, that gaynor did not meet anybody on the way to the park and we now have a better understanding of her movements through the city centre . whilst this is not city centre. whilst this is not the outcome we wished for, our search always predominantly search is always predominantly focussed the river and the focussed on the river and the park . park. >> prince harry says

lisa hartle , who comes to now. lisa hartle, who comes to us from central london. ? going on behind you? >> hello. well, yes, as we know, it's the busiest time of the year for the nhs with flu season . we're seeing rising levels of covid at the moment, norovirus. so so it comes as a bit of a surprise for some people that junior doctors are going on strike from today. three day walkout from today . and then on walkout from today. and then on the 3rd of january, a six day walkout is planned . but just to walkout is planned. but just to explain more about why this is happening, i'm joined by sue me from from the british from the doctor from the british medical association . thank you medical association. thank you so for joining medical association. thank you so forjoining this so much for joining us this morning. lot of people are morning. so a lot of people are obviously was obviously concerned as i was saying it's the busiest saying there, it's the busiest time of the year for the nhs. um how is this going to impact on patients there's so patients when there's so m

hartle gb news, london. >> lisa hartle gb news, london. >> well, thank you very much for that, lisa, who is the ceo of world protection for dogs and cats. and we've got some gorgeous specimens here. we were just chatting during that package then, weren't we? about a couple of the ways that people can get in touch. you've got a bit of an appeal going at the moment. >> yeah, we do have a bit of an appeal because, um, earlier this year there was a big flooding in china and we all our winter china and we lost all our winter suppues china and we lost all our winter supplies of blankets and quilts and of our treats that supplies of blankets and quilts and had of our treats that supplies of blankets and quilts and had preparedyur treats that supplies of blankets and quilts and had prepared fortreats that supplies of blankets and quilts and had prepared for christmas we'd had prepared for christmas time. actually freezing time. and it's actually freezing right china, there's right now in china, there's snow, and snow, blizzards, and unfortunately, our shelter, which 500 dogs, which has more

lisa this cost of living crisis. lisa hartle has this story. wonderful time of the yean the most wonderful time of the year, but for some it's also the most expensive, huge financial pressure on people at christmas means people having to rely on credit . credit. >> that can take months or years to repay. alicia was in debt for years, and when the festive season arrived, that would only make her situation worse . she make her situation worse. she says that she would buy her two children gifts from catalogues , children gifts from catalogues, as she couldn't afford money up front , as she couldn't afford money up front, plunging her further into debt. >> it was just seeing the catalogue there and knowing that i can get the item just with a little tick of a box and it comes to the door that's it. i'll figure out how we'll get that paid after. it was it that paid after. so it was it was just a lack of discipline . was just a lack of discipline. christmas. just christmas felt lavish . you know, the girls got lavish. you know, the girls got what they

but now our london reporter lisa hartle is on regent street . lisa. so, on regent street. lisa.ke out there? um, i thought london was busy with a lot of protesters . lot of protesters. >> hello. well, it's gotten busier than a couple of hours ago . it's a much more busy now ago. it's a much more busy now than it was . so 23rd of december than it was. so 23rd of december is typically known as the busiest day over the christmas penod busiest day over the christmas period for shopping . coupled period for shopping. coupled with that, it's the saturday before christmas known as super saturday. so two on the same day, double whammy. um, so we expected it to be extremely busy today. now it's a nice atmosphere . it's certainly not atmosphere. it's certainly not quiet, as you can see from the crowds of people walking on regent street, but i've been into a couple shops on into a couple of the shops on regent street. ask them is regent street. to ask them is this particularly busy for this a particularly busy day for you? one the shops said, you? and one of the shops said, well, this well

so joining me now is our london reporter lisa lisa hartle, there. lisa, thank hartle, who's there. so much forjoining me. talk to me about this march. how has it been? have you spoken to some of the people there? >> hello. yes well, speaking to some of the organisers, they've said that they wanted to organise this because we've all seen the number of hate crimes against people from the jewish community and the muslim community and the muslim community rise since the conflict began on the 7th of october. and this is the first time we've seen an event like this where people can come together to show support for all the victims on both sides of the conflict, rather than because we've seen many pro—palestinian marches and marches in support of israel , but not one where of israel, but not one where everyone's invited to come along. and it is a combined event like this one. so as you can hear, it's the vigil has just started. there's going to be a number of different speakers here from various different faiths giving talks. everyone, is invited everyone, they say, is invited to come alo

let's go to our reporter lisa hartle, who's outside the royal court of justice .ough this. what is this case about exactly and what happens next? it so as you were saying there, the article in question that was written in february 2022 by the mail on sunday was about prince harry's battle with the home office regarding his personal security for him and his family when in the uk. so that's what he is suing them for. >> however, today is all about the defence, the defence of the publishers associated newspapers. they say that the piece wasn't a factual news piece. it was an opinion piece. so their defence is honest opinion. now back in february this this was all heard a preliminary trial and so the judge's decision on that was given today. so the judge has ruled that he is upholding that defence and so therefore now the case can go to trial . and harry, case can go to trial. and harry, prince harry would have been hoping for the defence to have been struck out and then perhaps this wouldn't have needed to have gone to trial and both parties have perhaps parties coul

lisa hartle outside university college hospital . university college hospital. thank you for that.y little boy was born in that place. they do amazing work. you're amazing work. now you're watching listening to gb watching and listening to gb news coming up. we'll be discussing they discussing scotland after they have the new tax have introduced the new tax bracket . could the latest move bracket. could the latest move from the nationalist government force people over the border into england? this and much much more. just in a moment i'm martin daubney on gb news britain's news channel . me, michael portillo, gb news. >> britain's news channel . >> britain's news channel. >> britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 347 now england goalkeeper for the lionesses mary earps has been crowned the bbc sports personality of the year . crowned the bbc sports personality of the year. she's followed in the footsteps of arsenal forward beth mead, who of course win the prestigious gong last year , earps was gong last year, earps was england's stand out player as the lionesses reached a fir

that was lisa hartle.er on oxford street now, folks, lots of you have been sending in your emails. i'm reading them right here, right now. you very here, right now. thank you very much so. on topic much for doing so. on the topic of christmas gifts , viv of awkward christmas gifts, viv has viv says , um, has written in and viv says, um, my husband got me a ukulele one yeah my husband got me a ukulele one year. needless to say, it was a life and death response. it's now in bits in our loft . i now in bits in our loft. i wonder, viv, you're going to have to write back in and let us know if you actually learned to how before you how play the ukulele before you destroyed and christmas destroyed it. and on christmas shopping, says, i always shopping, jeff says, i always leave shopping to christmas leave my shopping to christmas eve. god, that's cutting it fine. sometimes even boxing day when things are cheaper. well, that's not a bad idea, philip says london is overcrowded , says london is overcrowded, which is

lisa hartle, gb news, guildford . hartle, gb news, guildford. >> wow! thank you lisa!t a fantastic spectacle that was. should we have a look at some other stories coming into the newsroom today? >> okay, so it is christmas day. yes. happy christmas everybody. people world are people across the world are coming to celebrate coming together to celebrate christmas presents , christmas gifting presents, cooking christmas dinners or or well, on a beach in australia . well, on a beach in australia. there i think, goodness me . there i think, goodness me. >> all right. for some well, families in the uk have been left sirius two as they blast supermarkets for their rancid turkeys after finding them slimy , rotten or inedible . , rotten or inedible. >> you wouldn't want that, would you? shoppers who ordered their turkeys weeks ago have been left heartbroken to find that they are disgusting . within days of are disgusting. within days of bringing it home. >> sorry, i shouldn't laugh, i shouldn't laugh, that is pretty rubbish. if you've ordered a turkey weeks in advance and then

let's get the latest from our london reporter lisa hartle, who's here. morning, lisa.ed by by the mp who was murdered by the far right, far right extremist. so brandon cox has arranged this and basically it's people from all different faiths being ianed all different faiths being invited to come along to this vigil outside downing street at 3 pm. today. it's going to they want different people from different religious communities. and as you said, people from the israeli community and the palestinian community who have lost in the conflict . lost loved ones in the conflict. so their main aim is to just try and stamp out hate because since this conflict began , they've got this conflict began, they've got some figures here from the met police they that between police they say that between october the conflict october 7th, when the conflict began and the 25th of november in london, they received 909 reports of anti—semitic offences. 1079 reports of anti—semitic incidents. compare that to last year, same period of time , 75 reports of of time, 75 reports of anti—semitic o

and we're going to be covering that, of course, for you throughout the morning at lisa hartle.morning. >> just to confuse things a little bit more, so what we're waiting to hear from today is unked waiting to hear from today is linked to that legal battle that prince harry has with the home office over his personal protection in the uk. but this time it's to do with an article that was written about that court with me and court case. so bear with me and i i this across as i hope i get this across as simply i can. so the article simply as i can. so the article was about prince harry's legal battle with the home office regarding family's regarding his and his family's personal protection they personal protection when they were uk. this article was were in the uk. this article was written the mail sunday in written by the mail on sunday in february. prince harry's february. now prince harry's lawyers, they say that the article was sensational and accused the duke of contradicting himself, saying one thing in court documents and another when he was in public about his willingness t

well our reporter lisa hartle is in wimbledon for us. >> us. >> lisa, what's going to go on there inorganised by the palestine solidarity campaign. this one's going to be one of just 47 across the whole of the country . across the whole of the country. now, jeremy corbyn is due to speak at one being held in tower hamlets. that's due to start from 3 pm. now the palestine solidarity campaign , they're one solidarity campaign, they're one of those that have been organised using huge events that we've seen taking place like march is on the streets of london, for example, every saturday since the war began in calling for a ceasefire . calling for a ceasefire. obviously this comes after a week of a ceasefire. the pause in fighting which humanitarian organisation, the international rescue committee has said of course, that pause saved lives. but with the fighting now resumed, it resumed yesterday and the scarcity of water, electricity and fuel, gaza's health care system has collapsed so far 15,000 people have been killed in gaza, 6000 of those reported to be children . an so reported to be