lisa nandy lisa nandy .s. and anneliese dodds was up there . yeah. i dodds also was up there. yeah. i think that at that . stage we're, think that at that. stage we're, we're in the early, early bit of it and at that stage labour was still supporting him as the candidate . and as of the candidate. and as of the position yesterday morning, you're going to be seeing when all these things happened. it's been a very quick time. >> labour spokesman wheeled out to defend it. >> yeah that's right. >> well yeah that's right. at that it was that point i thought it was right. that because the right. i think that because the position so difficult to position was so difficult to go and a by—election like and abandon a by—election like that was going to be was going to be a problem. >> but the point is, nigel, is why didn't someone question him when immediately said that when he immediately said that it was private. when he immediately said that it was absolutely private. when he immediately said that it was absolutely r

lisa nandy will offences. lisa nandy will question the corporation's boss, tim davie, after it was revealed yesterday that the former news presenter was first arrested in november . presenter was first arrested in november. but presenter was first arrested in november . but despite the november. but despite the seriousness of the investigation, his employment continued until april. in a statement, the bbc said that at the time, no charges had been brought against mr edwards and it was also aware of a significant risk to his health. it comes after he pleaded guilty yesterday to charges related to receiving indecent images of children during an online chat. there's uncertainty over the bank of england's interest rate decision today, with some analysts suggesting improved inflation could lead to a cut. the base rate has been held at 5.25% since august last year, which is the highest level since 2008. but new data suggests the cost of living crisis is easing thanks to inflation cooling off. that's leading some to

and that's according to labour's new culture secretary us lisa nandy has said that it should be up toogical males to compete against women in their respective fields. >> and we're joined now by the director of campaigns at sex matters, fiona mckenna. hello, fiona. great to see you. how are you doing ? you doing? >> morning. great. >> morning. great. >> thank you. now, of course, this doesn't actually represent any change from where we were before the election, does it ? before the election, does it? there are plenty of sports that have banned biological males from competing with women's sports, but there are also some that allow it under certain circumstances. is this really news or is it just the status quo? >>i quo? >> i think it's a sign of the times that we have to be grateful to hear the secretary of state confirm that she thinks that biology matters in sport. it's a sorry state of affairs, but that's where we are. it's the essential starting point . the essential starting point. and i think you're right. broadly, nothing's changed. what we have is some good guidance from the spo

she takes over from lisa nandy. it comes as sir keir starmer's reshuffling his cabinet.the labour leader's chief of staff . labour leader's chief of staff. meanwhile, labour's promising not to raise income tax if it wins the next election. sir keir says he'd avoid tax hikes across the board , as he pledged to the board, as he pledged to avoid increasing the burden on working people . an independent working people. an independent review says former cabinet minister sir gavin williamson should apologise to mps for bullying the former chief whip. he sent offensive text messages to wendy morton after he wasn't ianed to wendy morton after he wasn't invited to the late queens funeral. the panel says sir gavin should also take part in appropriate behaviour training ministers are under pressure to explain how they'll keep schools safe from crumbling concrete as children return to school . children return to school. chancellor jeremy children return to school. chancellorjeremy hunt insists chancellor jeremy hunt insists the government will spend what's needed , but the money will

labour is standing by him in the by—election and lisa nandy , by—election and lisa nandy, who's on theow they can't effectively get rid of him because the die is cast election. but you don't have to put a frontbencher next to him endorsing are others endorsing him and are others going to endorse him? starmer, of course, said nothing. of course, has said nothing. >> . asher ally has . he >> he hasn't. asher ally has. he has released a statement in which he apologises for his comments. he says i apologise unreservedly to the jewish community for my comments which were deeply offensive, ignorant and false. hamas is hiring. a terror attack was responsibility of hamas alone and they are still holding hostages who must be released. >> and of course, what he he . >> and of course, what he he. this is a stuff that's on the internet . it's from the crank internet. it's from the crank conspire racists who come out with all this rubbish that israel wanted. hamas to raid israel. so they could they could then go into gaza and raze gaza to the ground and, and so this is hugely embarrassing for the l

to lisa nandy a lot and sno-s noon— talked to lisa nandy a lot and she's been out— talked to lisa nandyl, where— that what really counts in the red wall, where election red wall, where this election wkww— red wall, where this election win-onw— red wall, where this election wkww-ono-ks- red wall, where this election. will-and-is council will be won and lost, is council nonskng.— will be won and lost, is council housing-housing.- will be won and lost, is council housing. housing. now housing. is social housing. now nook— housing. is social housing. now nook-knig— housing. is social housing. now back-thirdlall- back in 1979, a third of all households— back in 1979, a third of all households were in homes, flats, nonss— households were in homes, flats, nonss ks— households were in homes, flats, houses is owned— households were in homes, flats, houses is owned by— households were in homes, flats, houses is owned by the state. kenn— houses is owned by the state. vonn. w— houses is owned by the state. voan. w wa— houses is owned by the state. voan. w kn— houses is owned by the state. yeah, i w

and yet lisa still says she would lisa nandy still says she would do that. j.k. and this is the >> that's what and this is the thing, actually, this actually although keir starmer has formally position in formally moved his position in the more people are the labour party more people are like lisa nandy than not. and so people will have to weigh that up when they're coming to decide who they vote for. and also, i would say on the spy point, actually see where is the consideration men who consideration for the men who are attacking women day in, day out, or worse out, calling them terfs or worse , where is the consideration about the misogyny? yes, absolutely hatred towards women. it doesn't even factor well. >> labour have an answer for that too. they want to make misogyny a hate crime. it seems that will a hate that everything will be a hate crime. yes. >> and prison? they're going >> and the prison? they're going to build ten more. to have to build ten more. >> just what the police need. >> just what the police need. >> a it's just that it's they don't you know

the soft left were pushed nandy is soft pushed out. lisa nandy is soft left out.ch of course, sheisnt development, which of course, she isn't even shadowing a department that exist, department that doesn't exist, doesn't exist anymore. so again, what she's obviously decided is i'll get on with the job. politics changes. so quickly. i could well be back in cabinet again. very short career. >> she wants her red box career, career. >> she's all about careers and her ministerial car. >> what this reshuffle does for someone who's i'm not political. ikeep someone who's i'm not political. i keep telling people that getting called right wing, which astounds is that that's such astounds me, is that that's such astounds me, is that that's such a much of a muchness . and last a much of a muchness. and last night think nigel with night i think nigel was with rees—mogg they basically rees—mogg and they basically said difference said there's no difference between keir starmer and jeremy hunt. they're same thing . we hunt. they're the same thing. we don't a party to choose don't

no. >> well, shadow minister lisa nandy revealed that she carries a police alarm everywhere.ypical experience for mps. >> joining us now is the >> well, joining us now is the conservative mp for south swindon, robert buckland, conservative mp for south swindoof robert buckland, conservative mp for south swindoof course ert buckland, conservative mp for south swindoof course the3uckland, conservative mp for south swindoof course the former, j, conservative mp for south swindoof course the former, uh who is of course the former, uh lord chancellor labour lord chancellor and the labour mp for birmingham selly oak, steve mccabe . um, robert, if we steve mccabe. um, robert, if we can go first morning this can go to you first morning this is terrible, isn't it, that women now are having to been women mps now are having to been given presumably form given presumably some form of armed certainly armed security, or certainly security, because they are the authorities are so fearful for their safety . their safety. >> yeah, it's a dreadful development. i think women mps get it particul

lisa nandy and labour had the full transcript which showed it wasn't just vile conspiracy theories hedling, he was peddling horrors , all anti—semitic and horrors, all anti—semitic and that's the difference i've been made aware of it. >> i've fired the bloke because i've convictions , i've got clear convictions, principles and the ability to make . they haven't. make decisions. they haven't. they're always looking over their worrying about their shoulder, worrying about this . and that's very bad this. and that's a very bad place labour party to be. >> it's interesting that his henley on thames was the seat that his, because of course, that was his, because of course, that was his, because of course, that been the safest that has been one of the safest conservative seats for decades. it johnson's it it was boris johnson's seat, it was heseltine's seat. was michael heseltine's seat. you've got to get the right candidate because it's candidate in there because it's probably of people probably quite a lot of people who the things that probably quite a lot of people who say the things tha

sports secretary lisa nandy has said it was an incredibly uncomfortable watch and team gb wins silvernne—griffith and tom george come second in the men's rowing pair as croatia pipped them at the post in paris and they're back again. >> the sussexes, on tour . harry >> the sussexes, on tour. harry and meghan are off to colombia after prince harry said it was too dangerous to bring his wife too dangerous to bring his wife to the uk. cameron walker has more. >> yeah country, which has suffered from internal armed conflicts for more than half a century, according to the foreign office. so why is prince harry prepared to take the risk? more details shortly . more details shortly. >> well, we would love to hear what you think. you can send your views into us at gbviews@gbnews.uk. slash your say yes, and we're going to reveal in just a second. >> i alluded to it a few minutes ago, which one of us should have probably been at the paris olympics. >> probably is a strong word. we're going to find out in just a minute. >> we have pictures to boot. we're going to tell you all about the disciplin

culture secretary lisa nandy described the selling of inflated oasis tickets as depressing, as she saidluded in a government review of the secondary gig sales market. on saturday, fans of the world famous band sat in virtual queues for hours, hoping to get their hands on tickets to one of their hands on tickets to one of the shows next year. however, when they finally got through, many were met with ticket prices far higher than face value. some expressed their anger on social media, as tickets worth £148 were being sold for 355 on ticketmaster within hours of release . and those are the release. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> well, up next is the government's reaction to the notting hill murders. more proof of a two society. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. >> 1038 this gb news. >>1038 this is britain's newsroom on gb news. it's been one week since no

what do you make of lisa nandy?rs is over, and i'm going to be sensible and bring everyone together, and it's all going to be wonderful. what does she mean? can you really say that the culture wars is over? is that within your gift? just because your culture secretary, you can decide that now? we're not going to disagree on anything. well, we brave new dawn. >> brave new. dang it. keep saying it . saying it. >> well, as long as they can make some decisions, because obviously what they did in opposition is not going to work as they lead the country. emily and tom, we shall see you very shortly. all that and more at midday. but up next, a sugar tax on soft drinks has worked wonders on children's sugar intake. has it really? should we tax more unhealthy foods? this is britain's newsroom on gb news. >> want any more taxes? >> want any more taxes? >> i'm sick of tax >> beth mead in order. >> beth mead in order. >> it's. it's 1141. >> beth mead in order. >> it's. it's1141. britain's newsroom gb news andrew pierce and the

you are the award winning team, richard alexander and karina lisa nandy.in it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> from little acorns, if you pardon the pun. yeah. oak trees grow. >> lovely. thank you so much . >> lovely. thank you so much. congratulations, guys, right. still to come, sir keir starmer takes on rishi sunak at pmqs at midday. you can hear the questions that we would ask him in just a minute. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. it feels more like october or november out there today. a distinctly chilly winds, a few sunny spells, but also most places seeing plenty of showers. here's the reason why. low pressure sitting up to the north—east and north or north westerly winds bringing the air down, bringing that chill and bringing plenty of showers. packing in over northwest england, extending down to the midlands, north and west wales , northern and western west wales, northern and western parts of scotlan

lisa nandy has criticised j.k.er women as women due to their body parts, explaining some women come with snape's and all sizes also grandma grooving have you seen this grandma rocking it at a 50 cent show. we'll discuss. can you ever be too old for rap music ? all of too old for rap music? all of that and much more after your morning news with tatiana . to tom. >> thank you. this is the latest from the newsroom. the former home secretary says the prime minister's plan to deport migrants to rwanda will fail unless he opts out of the european convention on human rights as will the prime minister rescued the rwanda plan. >> mrs. braverman suella braverman , who was sacked this braverman, who was sacked this week, says the proposal a new treaty and legislation are simply a tweaked version of the failed plan. >> a writing in the telegraph she set out what she's calling her five tests to ensure deportation flights can take off. mrs. braverman says rishi sunaks proposal will get bogged down in the courts . 212 year old do

you would have to ask keir starmer that i voted for lisa nandy, there we are. >> that's interesting.ng. >> we've got time for another one. >> yes we do. should we have a look at the front page of the telegraph and this is concerning. is that there's a strike action from nhs junior doctors. this weekend. five day walkout begins tomorrow morning, but it coincides with this heat wave that we're experiencing. and there's concern about these temperatures and impact of strike action on the elderly. >> strike , i think, is the most >> strike, i think, is the most shameful yet, because they know they're not going to get any extra money out of the government. that's just about almost certainly to lose an election. it's shameful political posturing. graham, i think i agree . think i agree. >> i mean, i grew up being told that professionals didn't take strike action. that was the definition of being a profession in many ways. so i don't think they should be striking anyway. doing it in an election week, i think, is a is a utterly appalling thing to do. and when there are warnings that people wi

in fact we, we saw lisa nandy who is michael shadow on the benches only the labour benches saying onlywe should consider building on green belt, building on the green belt, even though resisted it in her though she's resisted it in her own constituency many own constituency on many occasions . yeah, exactly. occasions. yeah, exactly. >> and hypocrisy >> so. and it's the hypocrisy that many labour that you have many labour frontbenchers that say that they want build homes, but want to build more homes, but then when it actually comes to their constituencies, their own constituencies, they reject about reject it. so today is about making sure that actually you can the homes that you can deliver the homes that you need country. it's not need for the country. it's not something that government, something that any government, frankly, over the last 30, 40 years been to get years has been able to get right. is a housing crisis right. there is a housing crisis in this country. >> i mean, going back to labour, labour a terrible record on labour has a terrible record on building way building ho

lisa nandy is regurgitated this. this is something that she talks about.our conference last yeah about. at labour conference last year. and as you've alluded to really in your preamble, you know, housing is a very, very important subject for all of us. you , for particularly would you know, for particularly would be time buyers and for the be first time buyers and for the private rental so private rental sector. so therefore, politicians of all political flavours kicked this around like a political football. so they talk about how important is . that's why important it is. and that's why we rhetoric and the we see the rhetoric and the headunes we see the rhetoric and the headlines that we constantly do buy. all these politicians, buy. all of these politicians, particularly as we get closer and closer election time. but and closer to election time. but this 400,000 social homes to be built to try and get the private rental sector to become second place to social housing. so in other words, the labour policy is to ensure that subsidised housing takes precede

and now we can welcome david lammy lisa nandy rushanara ali.f the shadow cabinet who are not the same colour as the three of us. i mean, it's a ridiculous colour point . okay point. okay >> all right. dennis, we need to move on. dennis mcshane there. now up next, the tees valley mayor says that sunak needs to give voters an agenda they can believe in before christmas. but is three months too long to turn the tables? this britain's the tables? this is britain's newsroom >> patrick christys weekdays from three on gb news choose . from three on gb news choose. it's good morning. >> it's 1044. you're with you're with britain's newsroom on gb news down to fryston bev turner we are in manchester. the glories of manchester for the tory conference. bev turner's first think first tory conference. i think it's my home it's about my 27th in my home town . town. >> it's so nice to be here. i left the hotel this morning to walk round to conference walk round to the conference centre umbrella and centre without an umbrella and you would know better you think

the culture secretary, lisa nandy, has already spoken to bbc bosses about the recent backlash.e heard this morning that the uk's jobs market is steadier than it seemed. new figures from the office for national statistics show that employment levels are more than 300,000, higher than before the pandemic. that's despite earlier data suggesting they'd barely budged. unemployment, meanwhile, remains unchanged at 4.2%. the ons has also revised the employment rate for april to june, up just slightly to 74.6%, and the emir of qatar begins a two day state visit today to the uk, hosted by king charles the prince and princess of wales will take part in ceremonial welcome, marking one of kate's new appearances since completing her cancer treatment. queen camilla, recovering from a chest infection, though, will be skipping some events, although we understand she will attend the state banquet at buckingham palace later . those are the palace later. those are the latest headlines for now, i'll be back with you at the top of the hour for a full roundup. now though, it's over to patrick and be