so just and we've we've talked to charles walker about in to charles walker about this in a previouslly. >> you're saying >> but basically you're saying if there are if there is an objective threat where some mps who are no longer mps are subject to a and the police should do an assessment that absolutely. i think that just because you're no longer you've got no longer the mp after got no longer have the mp after your name , you're still very your name, you're still very much eye and you much in the public eye and you know, i hope there isn't . know, i hope there isn't. >> hope that there wasn't a >> i hope that there wasn't a threat. but the fact that they even evaluated that they certainly in wake certainly didn't in the wake of the 2019 was was the 2019 election was was challenging myself and challenging for myself and others well . others as well. >> more luciana berger >> more from luciana berger after the break. >> and i knew that i had to make that decision to leave because i couldn't allow that to impact on my unborn child . my unborn child. >> a brighter outlook with boxed s

sir charles walker, thanks so much for joining us, sir charles walker, the senior backbench who's beenble like 2—2 nights in a row . there have been nights in a row. there have been . seme— nights in a row. there have been . seme eneee— nights in a row. there have been . some shops plundered and eeeeerarrw— . some shops plundered and eeeeerarrw rn— . some shops plundered and especially in the— . some shops plundered and especially in the downtown , especially in the downtown, mew-re— especially in the downtown, tnew-re trwrng— especially in the downtown, they're trying to— especially in the downtown, they're trying to tackle those eretteme— they're trying to tackle those eretteme .— they're trying to tackle those problems . but— they're trying to tackle those problems. but when you look at the problems. but when you look at tne ewerarr— problems. but when you look at the overall situation in france, it's the overall situation in france, re a— the overall situation in france, re a ret— the overall situation in france, it's a lot quieter— the overall situation in france, it's a lot quiet

charles walker. he is heohho—huhl today. charles walker. not. and he seems to he. wou— no, it's not. and he seems to he. wou know.— no, it's not. and he seems to be, you know, getting it from all be, you know, getting it from ohh srhes— be, you know, getting it from all sides for— be, you know, getting it from all sides for different reasons .-or— all sides for different reasons .or sourse— all sides for different reasons . of course, earlier this . and of course, earlier this weor— . and of course, earlier this weor. wou— . and of course, earlier this year, you - france - . and of course, earlier this- year, you - france .only year, you know, france had only rush— year, you know, france had only rush-rehohwe— year, you know, france had only just relative moment of just had a relative moment of sohm— just had a relative moment of sohm other— just had a relative moment of calm after the— just had a relative moment of calm after the rioting and the proheshs— calm after the rioting and the proheshs oer— calm after the rioting and the protests

we'll speaking our we'll be speaking to our reporter, walker, reporter, cameron walker, who's in and in edinburgh. king charlesduring holyrood week edinburgh. right. week in edinburgh. that's right. >> britain's >> you are with britain's until 11 pm. on gb news. britain's news . until 11 pm. on gb news. britain's news. channel >> it's 1123. you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pearson, bev turner and more. breaking news and good news. guess what? we're on now. our petition to don't ditch cash 104,000. when we came on air at 930, we were on 86,000. so thank you and well done. and keep signing because the more signatures we get , the more signatures we get, the more likely it is that we can trigger a debate on the floor of the houses of parliament. they've never had a debate about ditching before. and gb ditching cash before. and gb news force them. they need news can force them. they need to have that conversation. >> we all need to be having that conversation around all our conversation around all of our dinner tables home. every dinner tables at home. every time in a bus stop time you sit in

walker. i'm not exactly sure where you are, cameron. i'm assuming you're there with with king charlest absolutely was an alpaca. >> i made that mistake as well, thinking it was a llama to start with. but we have had alpacas. we've had sheep, sheep shearing . we've had prize winning goats .we've had prize winning goats who decided to try and eat their own winning rosette. so that was an interesting time for the king and queen. but you're right, it is the first time the two of them have been wales since them have been to wales since them have been to wales since the they've come the coronation and they've come back to the breconshire agricultural society show . it agricultural society show. it dates back to 1755. the late queen actually came here in 1955, but the king has had a long kind of relation with the society because he was patron of the society when he was prince of wales and has been for a number of years. and he's decided to continue to being their patron since becoming king. but of course there's lots of modern twists here. so he got to meet the alpacas, as you have probably

charles's robe. there it is. and the coronation coach to courtesy of our exclusive tour guide, our royal correspondent , guide, our royal correspondent, cameron walker. first, the latest headlines with rhiannon . latest headlines with rhiannon. >> thank you, mark. good afternoon . it's 12:02. your top afternoon. it's 12:02. your top stories from the newsroom . two stories from the newsroom. two councils as we've been hearing, have been given permission to go to the high court to challenge the home office decision to house migrants at former raf bases. house migrants at former raf bases . west lindsey district bases. west lindsey district council opposes the use of raf scampton in lincolnshire. brain tree council is challenging the use of wethersfield airfield in essex. the decision comes after 46 asylum seekers have already arrived at wethersfield field on wednesday . junior doctors in wednesday. junior doctors in england have said they're in it for the long run. on day two of their five day strike. that's despite the government's offer of a 6% pay rise, which the prime minister says is final. the british medical association says more strikes are po

walker, who is in windsor. >> cameron quite a flying visit there from president biden. what do we know about that, what these discussions entailed with king charlesa pair up, including the us special presidential envoy for climate, john kerry, who literally about five minutes ago got out of his convoy here on the long walk, went to speak to the long walk, went to speak to the police horses that you can see, and the police on top of the horses. >> you can see in the background of my shot and he looks like he's currently doing an interview network as interview with us network as well, because , of course, one of well, because, of course, one of the main reasons perhaps that king charles wanted to emphasise with the trip for president joe biden here in windsor castle , as biden here in windsor castle, as well as, of course, the diplomatic soft power when it comes to a visit such as this, the formal welcome with the british pomp and pageantry , the british pomp and pageantry, the welsh guards giving him a guard of playing the national of honour playing the national anthem. that there's anthem. is that there's a special forum going on special climate

buster raids, king charles will visit the battle of britain memorial flight in lincolnshire late this afternoon and meet with world war ii veterans. >> our royal correspondent cameron walker may 1943 where british the 617 british squadrons, the 617 squadron, flew over germany , squadron, flew over germany, destroyed two dams and really put a hammer blow in the war effort . and the king is visiting effort. and the king is visiting the raf battle of britain memorial flight today in lincolnshire. it's the raf aircrafts in world war ii, which we see fly over buckingham palace during trooping the colour . the palace during trooping the colour. the coronation, of course, as well. but what's really interesting is he's meeting veterans meeting raf veterans who actually were helping out in that war effort . these guys are that war effort. these guys are over 100 years old. we have over 100 years old. so we have flight sergeant henry townsley , flight sergeant henry townsley, who's who turns 103 on thursday 27th of july. he was part of a lancaster bomber. he was a lancaster bomber. he was a lancaster bomber. he was a lancaster bomber flight engineer dunng lancaster bomber flight en