city. but is this attack a sign of things to come much closer to home? >> pressure on the chancellor. rachel reeves is accused of buying handbags, perfume and earrings on expenses in a previous job, while also exaggerating her experience at the bank of england. >> and are we going to see a conservative and reform. >> uk merger? christopher hope asks father of the house sir edward leigh, about the chances of a party partnership. oh, i

think very high. >> i mean. 70%. >> are trump's tariffs coming for britain? well, the uk could be at risk of a £24 billion hit as the president targets vat. >> vowing to keep fighting in her daughter's memory. our reporter sophie reaper sits down with the mother of samantha halliwell, who overdosed on prescription medication after she felt she wasn't being listened to as she reported being raped. >> happy valentine's day! is it important to you or have we lost the love? we'll be debating that later. >> and a chilean kayaker? yeah. is has just been swallowed by a whale. i don't know why i'm laughing. i'm laughing because he lived to tell the tale. we'll have the full clip in just a moment. >> those kayakers get stuck in your teeth. i tell you, if

you're a whale, they really do. do they have teeth? i think they do. and in sport, arne slot may get a touchline ban for getting sent off on wednesday, but he might not. we'll see. keely hodgkinson pulled out of the keely classic. and who are the best paid sports stars in the world. >> it's a cold start to the day with some wintry weather expected during the next few days. we see rain, sleet, snow or even some freezing rain. i'll have the full details coming up very soon. very 500“. >> very soon. >> on this valentine's day. a very good morning to you. i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. happy valentine's day everybody. >> nice day to you. >> nice day to you. >> and eamonn i really like your tie this morning. a lovely choice. >> i'm full of love. love hearts. >> are full of love. >> are full of love. >> are full of love. >> are on my tie today. oh, you didn't notice that? no i didn't.

>> i just saw the red tie. yeah. that's lovely. >> can we get a close up on this? yes. lovely red tie covered in love hearts. did you already have this or a special purchase? >> no, i already had this. >> no, i already had this. >> oh. >> oh. >> it's lovely. this was. i do think if you've got love in your life for someone to love. it's a good day today. not a lot of people are cynical about it, and they criticise, you know, people being involved in it. but i just think it's a nice thing if there's someone and it doesn't matter if it's a child or a parent or whatever, just someone who you're really close to and you want to show love to. i think today is the day to do it. >> love is all you need. as paul and john. >> said, love is needed. >> said, love is needed. >> yes. and all our favourite love hits. we could do a whole medley. >> we should do that. >> we should do that. >> yeah, that'd be nice, wouldn't it? yes. >> all show i. >> all show i. >> you know what? i'm a bit worried, though, because i've got the card, but usually because i'd be heading out very early in the morning, i'd write the card, leave it in the. yeah. forgot. so it's still valentine's day by the time i

get back. >> say you forgot, do you? >> say you forgot, do you? >> you just have to do it sharpish. when you get home. >> you just say you were building up. you wanted to do it in person at 10:00 this morning. yeah. >> have you done this before, eamonn? >> yeah, there's. there's the card. okay. hand it over. right. good. >> very good, very good. i haven't written my card yet. >> who's the card for? >> who's the card for? >> is the card for your wife? >> is the card for your wife? >> well, there's a few cards. yes, it's. i just hope they don't go to the wrong. oh of course, yes, of course it is. that's nice. >> very good, very good. who's your card for today? let us know. let us know what you think of valentine's day. and also rhymes. i mean, do you write rhymes. i mean, do you write rhymes on your cards? >> you know, that's a very good idea. do you write rhymes on your cards? >> roses are red, violets are blue. >> he's an old romantic day. >> he's an old romantic day. >> and i love you. >> and i love you. >> oh, really? >> oh, really? >> anything like that? and if you've got a message for your loved one as well, we will share your valentine's day messages today. and they can. >> have it all. even those cryptic ones that you can't understand. >> no, just like. >> no, just like. >> they drive me crazy. those cryptic ones, you know, you read those and it's like, well, what

does that? you know? and it's do the people actually know that it's for them? >> or do you know who the people are? who sent them? yeah, that's. >> exactly extremely cryptic. >> exactly extremely cryptic. >> what a lovely message you'd like to give to your husband or wife today. will help to share gbnews.com/yoursay. >> why it is such a good idea is that, you know, we sit here and we deliver so much depressing news of a morning. and today it just be nice to have love all around us as opposed to anything else. and we begin with some really depressing news from germany. police in munich are saying at least 30 people have been injured. this was after an asylum seeker drove into a crowd of people yesterday morning. >> well, the suspect, who has since been arrested, has been identified as a 24 year old male and is reported to have previously had his asylum application rejected. but deportation suspended. >> well, here in britain, it raises concerns about whether we are left vulnerable to a similar attack if the government fails to clamp down on illegal immigration. >> well, let's talk now to former adviser to michael gove, charlie rowley, who joins us in the studio. good to see you this

morning, charlie. good morning. what's your reaction to what we've seen in munich? another horrific car attack. >> well, as you say, germany. exactly as you say, it's another one. another one in germany, a horrific attack where people who are going about their everyday lives in the morning. it was a organised sort of march by trade unionists and a chap in a white mini, as you can see, has driven into the back of the people at the back of that protest, taking out up to 30 people, including children. it is a horrific it is another attack, as you say, something that we're getting used to and seeing this all too familiar sight. >> people just ask why charlie? they look at that and they think, what's he achieving? what statement is he making there? >> and that's the question . >> and that's the question. because, you know, it's coming up to a general election in germany where there's the rise of the afd. that's the far right, the. >> alternative conference going on. >> big security conference taking place this weekend. so all the security ministers,

defence ministers gathering in germany, including vice president jd vance, to be discussing how you can control your borders, how you can control security, how you can increase your defence spending to keep this threat of terror if it is a terrorist attack. i know it is a terrorist attack. i know it hasn't been labelled that yet, but it's you don't have to be too smart to work that one out, i don't think. but the question is, is it about people that come into the country, whether they're illegal immigrants or whether they are refugees, as is the case, whether applications are rejected or whether they are accepted, people are in this country or whether these are home—grown terrorists, because we have to live up to the fact that there will be many people sitting at home that are british citizens, whether they're born in this country or they've come in this country or they've come in through whatever routes, who are looking at things online that are being coerced into things that are wanting to commit acts of terror. >> to the point it's just a matter of time, surely, before it happens here. >> and we have seen it previously. not an attack necessarily on this scale, but the westminster bridge attack. remember all too well, the

borough market attacks. we've seen, obviously the manchester arena attacks, you know, and obviously more recently an attack in southport. and, you know, a young children's dance class. it is horrific the types of attacks that take place. >> i know i mean we were joking. >> i know i mean we were joking. >> we were jesting, we were talking in light about valentine's day at the start of the programme there. but this is the programme there. but this is the antithesis of what valentine's day is about. you know, on a day that should be about love, that is hatred, absolute hatred. what's involved there and pointless mindless violence as well. >> it's poisonous, you know. it is someone who has deliberately woken up in the morning at 1030 uk, time to go into a car, woken up in the morning at 1030 uk, time to go in