thank you for coming in the programme david johnson.ident of the national association of head teachers union. he's been a head teacherfor i6 he's been a head teacherfor 16 years and currently works out of hartford manor primary school in cheshire, a member of the labour party. thank you for coming in programme. good evening. what was your response lives to sir keir starmer? i your response lives to sir keir starmer?— your response lives to sir keir starmer? ., , ., starmer? i thought he settled a clear and ambitious _ starmer? i thought he settled a clear and ambitious vision - starmer? i thought he settled a clear and ambitious vision for i clear and ambitious vision for schools and i think therefore things that resonated with me as a school leader. the first one was a focus on early years, getting children off to the best art, which we know from research is the most important time to start narrowing the gap. the focus on speaking fluently, i think is important, and focus on schools, schools have been doing and emphasising that, making

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joining me now is david johnson, executive director of the national black justice coalition decades ofod to see you, thank you for being with us. i want to read to you know some of gorsuch's opinion. here he said instead of addressing party stipulations what the case actually before. as the dissent spends much of its time adrift on a sea of hypotheticals. that being the wider potential ramifications of this. but he also says that the -- doesn't endorse something like straight-up couples only, is that you're reading of the decision? >> absolutely not, lindsay, i appreciate you asking the question. i want to be clear no one should be refused service because of who they are how they'll of, especially now when our country has a lot of federal nondiscrimination protections to navigate around the bigotry and ignorance including when it comes to hate -- which benefit votes like justice thomas. i want for the court to make sense of this decision. we should all be clear that this contradicts the court's previous disposition on the massachusetts case which affirmed that businesses offering publi

david muir. >> whit: good evening, it's great to have you with this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin with two major decisions by a sharply divided supreme court, one pitting gay rights against free speech. the other blocking student loan relief for millions of americans. that decision, a major blow to president biden's agenda and one of his key campaign promises. tonight, the president is vowing to keep fighting, pledging to find other ways. chief justice john roberts writing for the conservative supermajority that the president had overstepped his authority, using pandemic emergency powers to forgive loans for 40 million americans at a cost of $430 billion. 26 million people had already applied. president biden coming before the cameras today, acknowledging his own disappointment but saying today's decision closed one path, now we're going to pursue another. his new plan, though, biden admits, will take time to get under way. and tonight, republicans applauding the court's decision. abc's rachel scott leads us off at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, in a

fact checking both republicans and democrats, with people like david k johnson, republican, have checkedight trump said during his president, and there were tons of thousands of lies. so, yeah, that is one of the major reasons why. what we need is for c-span to find a republican guy to see what this gentleman is saying. the problem is, of course, the extreme republicans, now you republicans and people in charge now, those in the house, their attitude is if there is a democratic idea about a nonpartisan commission to investigate election fraud, if it is a democratic idea, it is probably a scam. so if you are a republican i go for that, then they are going to penalize you for doing that. anyway, i will hang up. keep up the great work. guest: thanks. yeah, there have been a lot of republican and conservative reviews of the election. the best one is one called lost, not stolen, which you can found that -- find that lostnots tolen.org. and there are a number of people, like those who campaigned for george w. bush, and others like mitt romney, people like wish appointed judges, j michael loote

, lel— david cameron, for boris johnson , tel llz— david cameron, for boris johnson , ust because mew mele— goldsmith, but now just because they make enough— goldsmith, but now just because they make enough green noises, mew— they make enough green noises, mew eel— they make enough green noises, mew get me— they make enough green noises, they get the guardian vote. lee— they get the guardian vote. me get— they get the guardian vote. lets get me— they get the guardian vote. he's got the sort— they get the guardian vote. he's got the sort of- they get the guardian vote. he's got the sort of chief seattle style speech that all things are connected and all that sort of business. all of that. yeah, we cannot eat money and so on, but the mysticism that envelops the green movement really is quite. i want to ask you about the electric cars thing, since you since you raised that. and i didn't know the going live the pylons were going up. i live in hove, which is in brighton and hove, which is famously. absolutely. and famously. well, absolutely. and famously. well, absolutely. a

, lee— david cameron, for boris johnson , lee llz— david cameron, for boris johnson , green noises, mew— they make enough green noises, llew eel— they make enough green noises, llew eel me— they make enough green noises, they get the guardian vote. lee— they get the guardian vote. le-e eel— they get the guardian vote. ee-e eel me— they get the guardian vote. he's got the sort— they get the guardian vote. he's got the sort of- they get the guardian vote. he's got the sort of chief seattle style speech that all things are connected and all that sort of business. all of that. yeah, we cannot eat money and so on, but the mysticism that envelops the green movement really is quite. i want to ask you about the electric cars thing, since you since you raised that. and i didn't know the going live the pylons were going up. i live in hove, which is in brighton and hove, which is famously. absolutely. and famously. well, absolutely. and famously. well, absolutely. and famously hock to green famously in hock to green thinking . famously in hock to green thinking. but it's famously

tv and radio presenter david hamilton , former adviser david hamilton, former adviser to boris johnson actress and entrepreneur ashlene horgan—wallace . lots of emails horgan—wallace. lots of emails coming in thick and fast on the subject of banks cancelling people for wrongthink , susan people for wrongthink, susan says hi mark. i totally agree with you that legislation should be brought in to prevent the banks closing accounts down, closing people's accounts down is akin to leaving someone in the middle of an ocean without any means of reaching the shore. there another organised there are another organised nafion there are another organised nation that need reminding. they're provide a they're there to provide a service to us, not the other way around . and i'll get to more of around. and i'll get to more of your emails shortly. mark at gbnews.com let's have a look at some more of the papers and stories . they're in the mail on stories. they're in the mail on sunday. bbc crisis over top star in sex photos probe. ashlyn horgan—wallace . we do not know horgan—wallace. we do not know the

fact checking both republicans and democrats, with people like david k johnson, republican, have checked trump said during his president, and there were tons of thousands of lies. so, yeah, that is one of the major reasons why. what we need is for c-span to find a republican guy to see what this gentleman is saying. the problem is, of course, the extreme republicans, now you republicans and people in charge now, those in the house, their attitude is if there is a democratic idea about a nonpartisan commission to investigate election fraud, if it is a democratic idea, it is probably a scam. so if you are a republican i go for that, then they are going to penalize you for doing that. anyway, i will hang up. keep up the great work. guest: thanks. yeah, there have been a lot of republican and conservative reviews of the election. the best one is one called lost, not stolen, which you can found that -- find that lostnots tolen.org. and there are a number of people, like those who campaigned for george w. bush, and others like mitt romney, people like wish appointed judges, j michael looted --

fact checking both republicans and democrats, with people like david k johnson, republican, have checked trump said during his president, and there were tons of thousands of lies. so, yeah, that is one of the major reasons why. what we need is for c-span to find a republican guy to see what this gentleman is saying. the problem is, of course, the extreme republicans, now you republicans and people in charge now, those in the house, their attitude is if there is a democratic idea about a nonpartisan commission to investigate election fraud, if it is a democratic idea, it is probably a scam. so if you are a republican i go for that, then they are going to penalize you for doing that. anyway, i will hang up. keep up the great work. guest: thanks. yeah, there have been a lot of republican and conservative reviews of the election. the best one is one called lost, not stolen, which you can found that -- find that lostnots tolen.org. and there are a number of people, like those who campaigned for george w. bush, and others like mitt romney, people like wish appointed judges, j michael looted --

senator ron johnson is saying u.s. attorney davida problem, this is a problem with the doj, that they're stonewalling house judiciary, oversight and the fbi and doj is sheltering themselves from accountability. watch this. >> we need more whistleblowers coming forward. but heavy done a really good job of setting up their procedures in the fbi and the department of justice to insulate themselves from scrutiny. you look at the letters that david weiss sent to jim jordan june 7th, june 30th. they're basically giving jim jordan the middle finger. you can't investigate us because we have an active investigation. that's what they always use as an excuse so they've insulated themselves from scrutiny. elizabeth: final word with, jon levine. >> i mean, someone is lying. i mean, the key thing is we have to see the receipts, we have to see the papers. everyones has to put their cards on the table. elizabeth: got it. jon levine, you'll be back soon. he's a great writer. >>> this 2024 race is the kitchen table race. we've got more on even "the ne

david warburton stood down following a drug scandal. bernard smith is live from forest, johnson's constituency of oxbridge and south y. slip, bernard, $40000.00 foot view of things here, just how bad was this for the conservatives? the serial it was for the conservatives, at least not a white washing and buyers and whitewash with prime minister risky. so nothing but clean, you know? and so what spreads was just a very sort of thing fig leaves the tories held on here because of a very specific local issue. the extension of a london scheme that imposes heavy fees on people using older vehicles that was deeply unpopular. that's why they clung on the big a worry though, is losing some a lot. the constituency in the north of england, with a $20000.00 conservative majority labor managing to over to and not a suggestion. a message to tory and peas in what would be considered very safe seats, that they may not be safe and could be vulnerable. same in the south west of england in the summer search area. the evidence that people have lent the votes to the liberal democrats to make sure the toys didn't w

but we've also got lord david pannick, kc behalf boris pannick, kc on behalf of boris johnson , sayinghe position of the inquiry itself. >> yeah, this is what was so odd. boris johnson agreed with baroness hallett that she should be able to access whatever whatsapp messages she likes. now, that was because, of course when emerged that boris when it emerged that boris johnson's messages weren't being handed over to the covid inquiry in the first place. it was assumed in westminster and in the media that there was something on boris johnson's phone that he didn't want the covid inquiry to see. now, boris johnson put an that by johnson put an end to that by saying, well, no, i'm perfectly happy hand over my phone and happy to hand over my phone and then as far as then actually went as far as to say, my i don't say, here is my phone. i don't care what the cabinet office says. care what the cabinet office says . now, boris johnson care what the cabinet office says. now, boris johnson said that he was perfectly fine with the cabinet office, saying that they thought that it was a dangerous pr

johnson. great to see you this morning. so in a way, well, we've got david and goliath in a way.avorite and birmingham stal stallions and sy withs the maulers. >> yeah, there's a lot of great back stories and first for pittsburgh trying to go back-to-back for birmingham and the one that i'm going to weigh in on as offensive player, will, i take offense to this statement but defense wins championships and offense sells tickets. so we've got the number one defense versus the number one offense out there. i want to see how that one plays out as well. joey: darryl, when it comes to usfl, if some of the viewers haven't gotten into it yet but may tune in for this game, what make this is league important and what make it is different, and special? >> the big thing we're trying to do, joey, is be a stand alone professional football league and giving guys a opportunity to continue playing the game of football they love or get to the next level and one thing we try to do is along thomas mancino journey for them is find out what it was that did no not allow them to stay with an nfl team and

tonight i'm joined by carole malone, stanley johnson an and dame andrea jenkyns is elsewhere sorry davidthe beckhams are the latest celeb couple to fall out with the sussexes. so what does that say about meghan's manner? well, my royal mail's my lady, colin campbell and dampier have campbell and phil dampier have fascinating exclusive details

david: i've got to know about those cards for my grandson, i'm sure he's going to get into that. johnson johnson. rah. lauren: stock is down almost 4 if %. their second attempt to resolve tens of thousands of lawsuits based on their talc powder dismissed by a bankruptcy judge isment they've been trying to settle about a $9 billion deal that would also prevent new lawsuits. they tried to get it all under one umbrella to prerent new lawsuits, and the judge turned that down. david: ouch. sweet green. lauren: piper sandler upgraded to overweight. stock's up 12%. they see shares going up 35% because of margin improvement. sweet green is opening this new infinite if kitchen, completely robotic. if they can do that in more of their sweet green restaurants, that helps to save money. david: the next one is a sad one. trucking giant yellow says it's shutting down operations altogether. what happened, lauren, and who does this affect? lauren: the who is 30,000 workers, most of them teamsters, union workers. yellow took on more debt than it could handle, so now it faces an impending bankruptcy. they

>> yes, senator johnson is one of the best and understands this case inside and out and reported in the daily mail you have david weiss, the u.s. attorney looking at this. he has four key people that are his assistance. one of those people, derrick hines, happens to have worked for louie free. he got a referral by hunter biden to get business out of romania and as a thank you louie free wired $1 hundred thousand to joe biden's grandchildren as a thank you for doing who knows what. and of the 110,000 people at the department of justice, he just happened to pick part of the prosecutorial team, somebody who worked and got a benefit via hunter biden? it's also part of the prosecuting team on hunter biden. the statute is clear, you cannot do that. you are highly conflicted. what senator johnson is saying it throws the whole case into question and he is absolutely 110% right. >> julie: how might revelations like this and others in the fall of the charges impact the investigations in congress do you think? >> oh, a lot. i think before it's all over you will hear a lot about louie free, the idea that 100,000 ends up in

david newman toker. he's somebody who after this incident happened and after alice recovered anded a her appendix out looked into her case on behalf of johnson study the doctor looks at 800,000 americans either died or severely disabled because of diagnostic error, which he says happens about 111% of the time. most of the time it's not death or serious disability, but 371,000 people died according to this study, 424,000 sustained permanent disability such as brain damage, blindness, loss of organs, limbs, or metastasized cancer. this is a serious issue. it doesn't make the doctor popular among his colleagues, but it's a serious issue. i'll be talking about it with sanjay coming up. >> it's hard being told that you're messing up. but we look at your daughter, and in this case, when it was really something as simple as needing a different test or a different image to look at a possibility that they were not considering. i mean, isn't that really what it comes down to in so many of these cases, is that doctors need to be thinking outside of this idea of what they think it may be and need to test the hypothesis? >> what happened with alice was h

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it's fair to say a big boris johnson fan as well. it's davidnnerman i wonder whether or not a lot of those people who thought that it was really all about honesty and integrity and morality in politics realised that they have been hacked and that they have been hacked and that all of this really was a ruse to get boris johnson and indeed those that support him away from the tory party and stop them from campaigning going forward . well it it hasn't forward. well it it hasn't worked out very well as it patrick, i mean, a complete disaster. >> we were actually when boris went his resignation was okay. >> i think we might have lost david campbell bannerman there that's all right though. look, there's a lot going on here with this story. i'm just going to read you through some of the facts, okay? because we're still, roughly speaking, about a year so away from a general year and so away from a general election and the moment, election and at the moment, at the if you look at an the moment, if you look at an amalgamation of polling amalgamation of t

tonight i'm joined by carole malone, stanley johnson an and dame andrea jenkyns is elsewhere sorry david and victoria you've just been marshalled ripped reports claim the beckhams are the latest celeb couple to fall out with the sussexes. so what does that say about meghan's manner.7 well, my royal mail's my lady, colin campbell and dampier have campbell and phil dampier have fascinating exclusive details about royal fallout. plus, about the royal fallout. plus, paul burrell gives exclusive insight into prince harry's latest phone hacking claims being savaged by a judge and reports the duke's been sidelined by the woke tobins at his own eco tourism firm . his own eco tourism firm. princess diana's former butler unmissable later in the show . unmissable later in the show. coming up on the clash as carole vorderman continues her reinvention as an anti—tory attack dog . should the attack dog. should the x countdown star be banned from presenting at the bbc, edwina currie takes on narinder kaur and what promises to be a very fiery debate. as always, tomorrow's newspaper front page is hot off

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david yes, exactly. >> well, boris johnson in the telegraph have this story, but bofis telegraph have this story, but boris a column now in the mail in which he said that the chief executive of natwest also have cuts , of course, should have cuts, of course, should resign if she leaked details of nigel farage's bank account to the bbc. it seems incredible, doesn't it, that banks decide whether we should have an account or not, depending on our political views ? i think political views? i think actually they're very lucky to have our money. and if i was banking with natwest, i would be inclined to take it somewhere else. the only problem is that's a very complicated process . a very complicated process. moving your money from one bank to another. you've got all your, you know, your standing orders and things like that . if you and things like that. if you have a no bank account, i mean, you could be in a situation like that , you're you could be in a situation like that, you're absolutely you could be in a situation like that , you're absolutely stuffed that, you're absolutely stuffed because everybody now

jonathan: david page, we appreciate it, thank you. going back and forth with guy johnson to some numbers we were both discussing over the last week or so. current interest rates with savers earning 29 billion sterling more this year than november of 2021 before they started hiking interest rates. mortgage borrowers are paying more in debt interest. borrowers are paying 14 billion and you can do the math. this time mention of that analysis, an extra dimension. if you are a saver, you dumb have the height marginal propensity to spend in the same way -- you down to have the height marginal propensity to spend in the same way. i do think its as obvious in the u.k. tom: i agree, i did work this morning on a mortgage and if you had a 4% mortgage rate or 7.31%, with the same payment, you can buy 1/3 less. jonathan: go on street easy and pick an apartment in new york city, any apartment and you can reenter with the mortgage rate would be and take it down from seven and work out what your monthly payment would be a couple of years ago. this market is radically different based on y

our little ray of sunshine, doctor david starkey and the author and broadcaster amy to discuss this. amy amy nicholl to discuss this. amy you're no fan of boris johnsonis johnson. >> i think i might have that. bofis >> i think i might have that. boris johnson la la la la la la la la la. >> boris spongiform encephalopathy. but nonetheless it goes too far, doesn't it, to say that somebody almost died was it all up? was making it all up? >> problem is that i >> well, the problem is that i think this is all a bit the boy that cried wolf because habitual liar guidance was liar boris all guidance was followed. the followed. johnson telling the truth be more novel than truth would be more novel than him not telling the truth. he does have a tendency to have a bit of an unbalanced relationship with the truth, which is evidence . it's just a which is evidence. it's just a fact.i which is evidence. it's just a fact. i can't believe you'd say so. i just say the thing so. can i just say the thing about marcus balls video? video recording that he's making is that it doesn't say that he didn't suffer from coronavirus. it just questions whether it was as serious as

and you saw this years ago when david this 15 odd years ago when david cameron was leader of the opposition was opposition and boris johnsontrade off between the national party so i'd party and london party. so i'd imagine there will be a scrappage scheme and they tend to for themselves in the to pay for themselves in the long run. we saw that. i think with under alistair with boilers under alistair darling as darling and gordon brown as well. they can be well. so i think they can be self—funding. but the thing is, and i don't really mind your question this question at all, which is this this become wedge this has become a big wedge issue labour far issue because labour are so far ahead the polls and they ahead in the polls and they had ahead in the polls and they had a realistic of winning a realistic chance of winning uxbridge. to give uxbridge. but you have to give the tories they did the tories credit. they did a tactical all weaponise campaign single issue campaign. they may not hold on to it. the general election, but they fought that campaign very well and is very tough for labour and ulez. >> now, peter, a lot of t

david, do you think the conservatives are missing a trick on climate by appearing less committed than they were under boris johnsonit of a shift there. not necessarily in l of a shift there. not necessarily in a good way, either. i do think that on things like onshore wind, for example, that should be a very easy win, it is a popular policy to allow onshore wind turbines. and yet government is not embracing that. it government is not embracing that. it is not popular with tory members. i know, i think they are on the wrong side of the argument there and they should shift. i side of the argument there and they should shift-— should shift. i have to ask if you were invited _ should shift. i have to ask if you were invited to _ should shift. i have to ask if you were invited to the _ should shift. i have to ask if you were invited to the wedding, - should shift. i have to ask if you were invited to the wedding, it | were invited to the wedding, it looks like the political event of the year? looks like the political event of the ear? , ., looks like the political event of the year?_ i - looks like the political event

johnson's conservatives in uxbridge where they hold borisjohnson's old seat. also this morning. judges in cyprus are due to deliver their verdict in the murder trial of davidverturned a conservative majority of more than 20,000 to win in selby and ainsty, something the party has never done before. the people of selby and ainsty have sent a clear message. for too long, conservatives up here and in westminster have failed us. and, today, that changes. it's time for a fresh start. earlier, the lib dems were celebrating in somerton and frome. another huge victory for them in a seat that had been conservative. their candidate saying it showed her party was back in the west country. lifelong conservative voters have today voted liberal democrat for the first time. thank you for putting your trust in me to deliver for you. i will not let you down. but look at this, in the west london seat of uxbridge in south ruislip, seat of uxbridge and south ruislip, it went down to the wire. votes had to be re—counted before it was announced the conservatives had clung on. and i hereby declare that the said steve tuckwell is duly elected. cheering perhaps a surprise for somel

two mps who have resigned , boris johnson and nigel adams and one who's been suspended, david warburtonhooses to stand down. she's already said that she's going to resign, but she's just choosing her timing at that is particularly at a point that is particularly difficult for prime minister difficult for the prime minister it seems, and now he's facing a fifth by—election the form of fifth by—election in the form of crisp pinches suspension. now it must be said that pincher hasn't yet been suspended . did the yet been suspended. did the standards committee has recommended an eight week suspension from the commons, but it will be up to members of the house commons to decide on house of commons to decide on whether to that whether to agree to that suspension. it's thought that that's probably just a formality. it sounds very much as will agree as though they will agree to that suspension and it gets that suspension and if it gets to point, it to that point, then it the decision over to chris decision goes over to chris pinchers stituents in tamworth. now if just 10% of them sign what's ca

of david cameron's maths advisers sitting next to him, posing for a picture like she was just there to going on about how much you hate the conservatives all the time, how much you hate boris johnson sunak , johnny johnson, rishi sunak, johnny mercer going on tirades about how corrupt and awful this government is when back in 2010 she was one of the conservative party's biggest supporters . it's party's biggest supporters. it's this kind of hypocrisy that really irritates people . carol. really irritates people. carol. we get it . you don't like the we get it. you don't like the tories . look at the polls. tories. look at the polls. you're not the only one. but instead of sitting at the sidelines carping and moaning, why don't you join a political party, stand for election and try and make a difference rather than sitting behind your phone writing tweets , trying to get writing tweets, trying to get more followers and more attention ? benjamin butterworth attention? benjamin butterworth i feel that you might have a lot of affinity with what carol's doing. >> well, i'm not i'm not sleeping with five men at once, if that's what you're asking. i mean, that was just the biggest load o

of david cameron's maths advisers sitting next to him, posing for a picture like she was just there to going on about how much you hate the conservatives all the time, how much you hate boris johnson sunak , johnny johnson, rishi sunak, johnny mercer going on tirades about how corrupt and awful this government is when back in 2010 she was one of the conservative party's biggest supporters . it's party's biggest supporters. it's this kind of hypocrisy that really irritates people . carol. really irritates people. carol. we get it . you don't like the we get it. you don't like the tories . look at the polls. tories. look at the polls. you're not the only one. but instead of sitting at the sidelines carping and moaning, why don't you join a political party, stand for election and try and make a difference rather than sitting behind your phone writing tweets , trying to get writing tweets, trying to get more followers and more attention ? benjamin butterworth attention? benjamin butterworth i feel that you might have a lot of affinity with what carol's doing. >> well, i'm not i'm not sleeping with five men at once, if that's what you're asking. i mean, that was just the biggest load o

david vinh year lived in 2007, 2 thousand eight. peter oppenheimer, we talked to him, all the time. kimberly harris. a new board member, kevin johnson. what is the spirit of the board if they look at -- it is too much to say a train wreck, but simply a tension and complexity of the underperformance of goldman sachs. how does this board respond? and don't forget the incoming board member tom montag for over two decades at bank of america no returning to goldman sachs. >> will be list -- whole be the response of the board? works they will tell you the stock does not fall off a cliff. they are ok. they are not getting antsy because over the last five years since he took the seat in 2018 today, goldman stockist on will print they will tell you they have done x quarterly well. the reality is they have done the middle of the pack, and the middle of the pack is not a crisis. >> this is critical. i'm thinking of david, it the clearest memories of him going back-and-forth with me. august of 2000 seven. there was a huge responsibility running the ship, essentially. initially at goldman sachs. the collective memories of the board at goldman sa

david, there are two ethereal issues that people are trying to get their arms around. they brought kenvue public their consumer business, they're doing an exchange offer. people have to understand how that works and whether johnsonon is going to buy back stock from you >> they still own a lot of kenvue but they're not going to. >> that's really big the other thing that they have had a very hard time talking about in any way because it's a black box is what's going to happen with talc >> the litigation. >> they lost a big decision the other day. >> right, their production of talc and the claims that it has asbestos in it >> i don't know where we got this this isn't even right. i don't mean to denigrate. the stock is holding in after jumping up, and what i want people to take away is that if you want to view this as med, as a pharma, it's the fastest grower if you want to view it as med tech, it and abbott, which had a very good quarter -- >> can we go back a little bit longer, five years, maybe? >> it's been a huge underperformer that's where i'm going it's been a huge underperformer even as it has great technology. >> that's not great, jim >> well, this isn't great. >> no. that's not great either. >> no. and thi

johnson. and we're expecting nadine dorries to step down too well . and then chris down too as well. and then chris pincher david were both suspended from the commons after sexual allegations, sexual misconduct allegations, sexual misconduct allegations and as you say, when an mp steps down in those circum stances, it's even more likely that their constituents and the country at large will turn against their party. so this is exactly what rishi sunak does not need at this stage. >> all right, that's it . olivia >> all right, that's it. olivia utley our political reporter. you know, this echoes of john major here and his dying administration in the 90s week after week, there were scans , after week, there were scans, ulez resignations and by elections, all of which they lost. and just suggest that government that's beginning to fall apart after nearly years fall apart after nearly 14 years in power anyway, talking of the government , the home secretary government, the home secretary suella braverman, she's backing the force to deal with the use of force to deal with disruptive activists. for disruptive activists.

nigel adams and david warburton, both of whom left the house of commons under under a cloud . commons under under a cloud. nigel adams, loyal boris johnsonse byelections and of course if rishi sunak loses all of them, he would be the first prime minister very long prime minister in a very long time lose three by elections time to lose three by elections on day . pretty bad on the same day. pretty bad opfics on the same day. pretty bad optics all around. >> yeah. harold wilson >> yeah. 1968. harold wilson indeed.thank >> yeah. 1968. harold wilson indeed. thank you very much for updating us there at westminster. and of course, full coverage the elections. coverage of the by elections. the now it is the results on friday. now it is the end of the cost of living crisis in sight. >> is there just even a little glimpse of it? we're going to have full analysis of the drop in inflation, which has been quite good news today. that's after the news with . aaron after the news with. aaron >> hi. there it is , 233 here in >> hi. there it is, 233 here in the gb news newsroom. the prime minister says no one should have their bank account closed for exer

johnson talking about roads. and we'll up to date with we'll keep you up to date with that. coming up, is the former brexit secretary, daviding his thoughts on dame alison calling for alison rose, who's calling for it long time ago. it quite a long time ago. that was question. it quite a long time ago. that wasyou question. it quite a long time ago. that wasyou keeption. it quite a long time ago. that wasyou keep doing , i'll do >> you keep doing, i'll do yours. okay. this is britain's newsroom on gb news, the people's channel, the temperatures are rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good morning . welcome to your >> good morning. welcome to your gb news weather forecast . well, gb news weather forecast. well, looking ahead to today, it's a bright start for most us, but bright start for most of us, but we will see some rain moving in from as the day goes from the west as the day goes on.and from the west as the day goes on. and the company by some strengthening can strengthening winds. so you can see sunshine around. see lots of sunshine around. first got some first thing, still got s