manager. bit of a high profile manager. more or a more high profile manager now. so yeah i think he's going to be fantastic for the club. >> i don't actually recognise his name from any premier league clubs. >> well i mean i'm, i'm a big tuchel fan myself. he's one of my favourite chelsea managers of all time and he's an excellent tournament coach. so i really feel like he'll do well for england. honestly . england. honestly. >> now after the break later in the show we're going to be joined by harry redknapp. of the show we're going to be joined by harry redknapp. of course, the legendary gaffer. course, the legendary gaffer. he's not particularly happy he's not particularly happy about it . he about it . he he's not particularly happy about it. he thinks the england he's not particularly happy about it. he thinks the england gaffer should be english. he gaffer should be english. he thinks this choice is sad for thinks this choice is sad for what it's worth, here's my what it's worth, here's my opinion. i think it's a opinion. i think it's a brilliant appointment in fact, brilliant appointment in fact, chelsea were mad to sack him in chelsea were mad to sack him in my opinion and the day after i my opinion and the day after i was on breakfast with aidan was on breakfast with aidan magee, my good pal and i said magee, my good pal and i said thomas tuchel would make a thomas tuchel would make a fantastic england gaffer. in fact, i wanted jurgen klinsmann fantastic england gaffer. in fact, i wanted jurgen klinsmann to be the england manager before to be the england manager before all this. they've got to be all this. they've got to be engush all this. they've got to be engush all this. they've got to be

english business. i think that's english business. i think that's a load of monkey to be a load of monkey business. get the best man for the job. all football fans want is to win. we don't care about what nationality they are. i don't think so . anyway, we broke the think so. anyway, we broke the duck with sven—goran eriksson . duck with sven—goran eriksson. we took him to our heart. the guy was a legend when he died a few weeks ago. many, many engush few weeks ago. many, many english people were greatly aggrieved by that decision and rightly so. they were very, very upset. we've passed that point now we just want a winner and admit it. how happy are you like me to see the back of gareth southgate.7 surely we can't go down the route of having yet another fa robot taking the knee and all that nonsense

another fa robot taking the knee and all that nonseis.e another fa robot taking the knee and all that nonseis a german. care if the winner is a german. there's loads more still to come between now and 4:00. including the issue of assisted dying. will return to the commons and be voted on for the first time in over a decade . but just how in over a decade. but just how consequential could this be.7 first, consequential could this be? first, it's time for your latest news headlines. and here's sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. it's 332. these are your headlines. a seven year old boy has died following a large explosion in newcastle. that's according to northumbria police. drone footage shows the wreckage with roofs collapsed and debris strewn across the street. the blast, which took place just before 1:00 this morning, destroyed a house, leaving three adults in hospital. residents are being told to keep doors and windows shut while road closures remain in place . now downing remain in place. now downing street is insisting the government is committed to ending the use of hotels to

house migrants, amid claims the home office is scrambling to find more spaces after a surge in small boat arrivals. almost 14,000 have arrived under laboun 14,000 have arrived under labour, overtaking the number of crossings under the previous government in 2024. meanwhile, italy has begun sending asylum seekers to albania under a controversial new plan, with a naval ship arriving monday transferring 16 men from bangladesh and egypt. italy says up to 36,000 asylum seekers could be sent to albania each yean could be sent to albania each year, but only non—vulnerable men from safe countries will qualify . men from safe countries will qualify. hundreds have men from safe countries will qualify . hundreds have gathered qualify. hundreds have gathered in parliament square today calling on the government to protect the winter fuel payment for older people on low incomes, led by charities. the campaigners are delivering a petition with over 500,000 signatures to the treasury and downing street. they're demanding the payments extended to more pensioners after the government's decision in the summer to limit it to those on

pension credit . supporters say pension credit. supporters say the cut leaves millions at risk dufing the cut leaves millions at risk during the colder months . and during the colder months. and finally, thomas tuchel says he's very excited and honoured after being confirmed as england's new head coach. he officially starts in january with the goal of qualifying for the 2026 world cup.the qualifying for the 2026 world cup. the fa says his appointment gives england their best chance of winning earlier. prince william congratulated tuchel, telling him we are all behind you.the telling him we are all behind you. the former chelsea and bayern munich boss is the third non—englishman to take the job, following sven—goran eriksson and fabio capello. speaking at a wembley press conference, he had this message for critics who believe an englishman should lead the national team. >> hopefully i can convince them and show them and prove them that i'm proud to be the english manager. i will do everything to show respect to this role and to this country and the target for the next 18 months is nothing else than that. the biggest one

in world football. and everyone can be assured of no, no matter what nationality my passport is. >> those are the latest gb news headlines. more in half an hour for the very latest gb news to direct your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com. forward slash alerts . >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> cheers! britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . financial report. >> now here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.3017 and ,1.1961. the price of gold is £2,059.45 per ounce, and the ftse 100 at 8332 points. >> cheers ! britannia wine club >> cheers! britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report .

financial report. >> thank you sophia. now, if you want to get in touch about the winter fuel allowance or whether the england manager should be english, then you know what to do. go to gbnews.com/yoursay and i'll read out best of your messages little later in the

>> conservative mps have finally chosen their top two for the leadership . and now it's over to leadership. and now it's over to the members. join me christopher hope tomorrow as kevin badenoch and robert jenrick are quizzed by conservative party members and myself at our gb news leadership event, and afterwards join me patrick christys with a live studio audience and a star panel as we discuss what it means for the conservative party and what it means for you. >> decision time, the to race lead from 7:00 pm tomorrow only on gb news. >> the people's channel. britain's news channel .

britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 20 to 4. i'm martin daubney here on gb news. assisted dying is now legal in many countries from spain, belgium and austria. in europe to canada and several states in the us but it's currently illegal in the uk and helping someone to end their life could put you in jail . but life could put you in jail. but that could soon change. and our political correspondent katherine forster has this moving story. >> i made a promise to esther ransom before the election. provide time for a debate and a vote on assisted dying. >> but the prime minister's promise to her means that today, a bill will be introduced to parliament which could legalise assisted dying for the terminally ill in england and wales. labour mp kim leadbeater, private member's bill will be voted on by mps at the end of november. >> current law is not fit for purpose and this is not a law.

that would mean that everybody has to make that choice. but i think to give people that choice in some of the circumstances that we're hearing about today is really, really important. order, order! >> mps in westminster last voted on this most contentious of issues in 2015. the right 118. the noes to the left 330. opinions are sharply divided. former conservative minister kit malthouse supports the change. >> a member of my extended family who died many years ago, actually, of multiple sclerosis in horrible circumstances and more closely death in my wife's family from breast cancer, both of which reinforced in me the idea that if i were to face if anyone were to face those horrible circumstances, i'd at least like the choice. >> but liberal democrat leader sir ed davey is opposed. >> but for me, having looked after my mother, who was terminally ill and died when i

was next to her bedside when i was next to her bedside when i was 15 and seen the pain she went through. one of the issues for me is improving palliative care. improving hospice care. it's just not good enough at the moment. and i think there's also the issue that affects me profoundly about elderly people and a real worry that they will feel that if we go down this route, that they want feel that if we go