on monday the >> morning 930 on monday the 18th of november. live across the uk. this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and ellie costello, who's in for bev turner. >> that's very good to be here, andrew. it is now. royal security scare. masked burglars broke into windsor castle grounds while prince william, catherine and their children were asleep inside. so the investigation continues . investigation continues. >> delivering for britain sir keir starmer is off on his travels again , the 15th time travels again, the 15th time since being elected. he's at the 620 summit in brisbane in brazil. i was going to say bristol. it's a secure, far too low key for him to secure a better future for the uk . better future for the uk. >> farmers will descend on westminster tomorrow to protest against the government's inheritance tax raid. here's what starmer said about his budget at the welsh labour conference shortly before exiting through the back door. >> so make no mistake, i will defend our decisions in the budget all day long. >> but not with the farmers.

junior doctors are favouring lucrative locum salaries as they ditch the nhs, nhs and post about it on tiktok. have listen. >> we're just over a month into fii and i'm picking up my first locum shift baby. the hourly rate that i am getting is so vastly different to the normal hourly rate. it is crazy. >> biden backs ukraine. the us president, joe biden, gives the green light for to ukraine use american missiles inside russia. are we on the brink of world war iii? and are we on the brink of world war iii.7 and will britain follow suit? >> teenager road risk to world health organisation warns that road accidents are the leading cause of death for teenage teenagers. we'll hear from ross scott, a former electrician who was in a serious accident when he was 23. >> i actually enjoyed my work, but now i am no longer allowed to go back to work. three health and safety. because of all the injuries, the whole life is just not working and sitting about

the house and you wonder what you're doing with yourself . you're doing with yourself. >> lots to talk about today, especially. sir keir starmer on his 15th trip abroad since he became prime minister. i mean, is that just part and parcel of the job? >> do you know when often prime ministers have been in power a long time, they increasingly spend more time abroad because they're feted. bright lights and having established themselves here. but he's barely established himself here. i think it's extraordinary. he's away so much. he spent the equivalent of apparently nearly six days in a private jet. really? yeah. since he became prime minister. wow. think about the hyam hyams prime minister. i thought we were worried about that. that conference last week, they took 450 people to that ludicrous, pointless cop29 conference. what were the. the carbon footprints for that? >> well, it would be something if it was all lovely and rosy at home. but there's trouble at home, isn't there? with the farmers protests tomorrow, between 10,000 and 40,000 people

expected to descend on westminster. and sir keir starmer is going to be in brazil. funny that. let us know what you think. gbnews.com/yoursay before we get into all of that, let's have a catch up with the news with tatiana . tatiana. >> andrew elliot, thank you very much. and good morning. the top stories. whilst the keir starmer fight with russia has changed us says we need to double down on calculatwhilst the keir starmer stories. whilst the keir starmer says we need to double down on support for ukraine as support for ukraine as president. joe biden has given president. joe biden has given the green light to kyiv to use the green light to kyiv to use us supplied long—range missiles us supplied long—range missiles to strike inside russia. the to strike inside russia. the prime minister says ukraine is prime minister says ukraine is top of his agenda at the 620 top of his agenda at the 620 summit of world leaders, and summit of world leaders, and told reporters there's got to be told reporters there's got to be full support as long as it full support as long as it calculations takes. president vladimir putin takes. president vladimir putin has warned the west they would has warned the west they would be playing with fire if they be playing with fire if they allowed ukrainian forces to allowed ukrainian forces to launch western supplied cruise launch western supplied cruise and ballistic missiles at and ballistic missiles at russia, saying it could even russia, saying it could even trigger a global conflict. it trigger a global conflict. it seems moved by north korea to seems moved by north korea to send thousands of its troops to send thousands of its troops to fight with russia has changed us fight with russia has changed us

calculations and forced joe biden into making this decision. shadow secretary of state for defence james cartlidge says the move is justified. >> invaded ukraine wholly unprovoked, illegal invasion, a dictatorship invading a democracy. so it's been the right thing to do to not be directly involved in ukraine, but to support them in whatever way we can in terms of providing munitions. that's helped ukraine to check their advance. but there's been a major development. we talk about escalation. imagine how the russians would feel if 10,000 nato troops were now in ukraine supporting them. the fact is, 10,000 north korean troops have been deployed into this battle. we understand the us state department, they've been injected directly into the fight with russia. that is a major strategic development. and i think in those circumstances , think in those circumstances, this decision is justified . this decision is justified. >> sir keir starmer says he intends to pursue a pragmatic relationship with china when he

meets president xi jinping at the 620 summit, as world leaders meet in brazil. the prime minister said the size of china's economy and its membership of the un security council meant he wanted to have serious and pragmatic discussions with the chinese leader during his time in rio de janeiro, sir keir starmer

prince, princess and their children. before targeting shaw farm, a working farm inside the estate. the pair remain at large and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more news from me in half an hour for the very latest 6b half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome . this is >> hello and welcome. this is britain's newsroom live across the uk on gb news with andrew pearson ellie costello what a treat. who's in for bev turner. >> well it's very nice to be here with you andrew. thank you for having me. my pleasure. now, masked men attempted to raid windsor castle while prince william, princess catherine and their children were asleep nearby. >> well, exactly what they did. they got over a fence and broke into some farm buildings , which into some farm buildings, which were just a few minutes from where william, kate and the

children were sleeping . and the children were sleeping. and the thames valley police have confirmed a burglary at the property, and it was in october. >> so why are we only finding out about this now? if it happenedin out about this now? if it happened in october? >> because it's on the front page of the times. sorry, of the sun windsor raid is wills. kate kids, kids slept. sun windsor raid is wills. kate kids, kids slept . what worries kids, kids slept. what worries me though? ellie they haven't found anyone. is this a break in at one of the most secure buildings in the whole of britain? the windsor castle farm buildings. we know farms are under huge pressure at the moment anyway, because of the government. still, no, but we know from the sun report two masked men clambered over a six foot fence, drove off in a pickup and on a quad bike, which they were stored in a barn. it is quite extraordinary. >> so stolen farm vehicles, but from the property very close to where but actually on the windsor, actually on the windsor royal estate. >> so let's talk because i mean i thought they were meant to be armed police everywhere. let's talk to the former head of royal protection, dai davies, who joins us now. dai, if you were in charge of still in charge of royal protection, would you be a

little bit worried this morning reading that on the front page of the sun? good morning. >> well, i look at all the facts first, and i wouldn't entirely go on everything that whoever reported this back to the sun. it happened in october. clearly questions need to be asked, but it is this particular barrier, from my recollection, is in the outer circumference. and again, each royal residence within that scope of security has , like scope of security has, like onions, a huge range of different alarms , alerts and all different alarms, alerts and all the rest of it. and they are permanently have offices attached to those residences. so as far as i was concerned, the royals themselves were not under any kind of 1