sir tom moore , charity, captain? sir tom moore, charity, all of that next. but first, it's the news with polly . it's the news with polly. patrick patrick, thank you. >> good evening to you. our top story tonight, a record waiting list has cast a shadow over the nhs 75th anniversary. political leaders , along with members of leaders, along with members of the royal family, paid tribute to staff during a ceremony at westminster abbey in london today. that's as labour warned the nhs would die out without further investment and modernising . version 7.4 million modernising. version 7.4 million people are currently on waiting lists, with the government acknowledging that number could get worse before it gets better. the shadow health secretary says the nhs is facing the worst crisis in its history. >> deeply angry about the two tier system we have in our country today, where those who can afford it are paying to go private and those who can't afford it are being left behind. my afford it are being left behind. my answer would be in the short term, where there sp

these saga of captain moore's daughter captain tom moore's daughter using charity up in his using thep in his name to get a swimming pool in her back garden. hannah ingram—moore used the foundation's name in documents to get planning permission for a spa complex . the local council spa complex. the local council has now ordered it to be demolished. the reaction online has been absolutely hilarious . has been absolutely hilarious. by has been absolutely hilarious. by the way, actor russell crowe's picture of a beautifully lit town with the caption lit up town with the caption where i one person where am i now? one person tweeted, captain tom's daughter's . comedian daughter's back garden. comedian simon brodkin wrote , my the only simon brodkin wrote, my the only one who feels captain tom's family done nothing wrong . family have done nothing wrong. i'm that my donation was i'm happy that my donation was helped a and pool helped to build a spa and pool complex his lovely daughter helped to build a spa and pool com her. his lovely daughter helped to build a spa and pool com her husband,

tom foundation website, it said it had stopped seeking funding from donors and closed all payment channels because its main priority is to assist the charity commission's investigation. the bbc has tried to contact hannah ingram moore inquiry into captain tom's foundation continues. the taliban in afghanistan have ordered hair and beauty salons to close within a month. the ruling is yet another blow for women's freedoms, which have been dramatically curtailed since the taliban returned to power two years ago. 0ur south asia correspondent, yogita limaye, joins us now. yet another restriction on women. late last year, i remember going to a casual space with afghan women where we could interact with them away from the scrutiny of the taliban, and we chatted and laughed and we had a cup of tea, and we had manicures done and we had a photo of what our nails look like afterwards and we saw a bride getting ready for her wedding. and we saw a bride getting ready for herwedding. forthat and we saw a bride getting ready for her wedding. for that one hour i felt like i could be anywhere in the world, away from the reality that awaited these women when they stepped outside of the salon. into a world where girls are barred from

tom moore cloud as well. .uk.orthern ireland into southern scotland, into parts of southern scotland, northern england, but particularly where you onto particularly where you hold onto those skies. those clearer skies. temperatures drop down to temperatures will drop down to around degrees celsius around ten degrees celsius in cities, single figures cities, even into single figures in rural areas . as we start in some rural areas. as we start off friday, then again , still off friday, then again, still with around, but with some sunshine around, but perhaps cloudier for that central slice through there and then increasingly into the afternoon, we could start to see some those showers push some of those showers push further always further south as well. always shetland north—east shetland in the far north—east of that bit of scotland staying that bit breezier generally cloudier. breezier and generally cloudier. temperatures, a smidgen temperatures, perhaps a smidgen down compared to thursday , but down compared to

sir tom moore , charity, captain? sir tom moore, charity, all of that next.lly . it's the news with polly. patrick patrick, thank you. >> good evening to you. our

captain tom's daughter , hannah ingram—moore, daughter, hannah ingram—moore, has been ordered to demolish built after her dad's incredible fundraising efforts. the captain, tom foundation, has now stopped , stopped taking money stopped, stopped taking money from donors . while the charity from donors. while the charity commission carries inquiries out . i mean, it is a fascinating one that, isn't it, really? obviously we'll have to wait and see. i know that they've released a statement that the captain, tom charity, saying that you they are now that you know, they are now assisting all their assisting with all of their inquiries. bad inquiries. it's a bad look, isn't to fair, it is isn't it? to be fair, it is quite a bad look. we're asking you to get in touch with all your comments, maurice. let's wait the facts out. wait until the facts come out. yeah, absolutely. interesting one. bannau. one. this roberts bannau. i think everyone who donated isn't bothered. what you mean , bothered. i get what you mean, but i do also think that maybe the optics of building some kind of spa potentially d

and think a great and i think it is a great tragedy because i, captain tom moore the of moore is exactlybuild spars and take £100,000 quite frankly, £100,000 a year, quite frankly, are opposite are on the opposite end. >> reminds of the >> it reminds me of the distinction between her majesty's queen elizabeth's service and the markles . service and the markles. >> well, that's an interesting , >> well, that's an interesting, pretty fair parallel . pretty fair parallel. >> yeah, it is, isn't it? what can we get from it? >> that is a good analogy, emma. >> that is a good analogy, emma. >> this story about the sound of music, one of my favourite movies of all time. >> not anymore. >> not anymore. >> not anymore. what >> not anymore. what are >> not anymore. what are they doing alive with the sound of trigger warning says the times. >> may contain. >> warning may contain. >> warning may contain. >> oh, we were storm. >> oh, we were storm. >> steven and i were saying off air that this is very much like when you get a bag of nuts that says warning may contain nuts. yeah, yeah, of course it con

the daughter of captain sir tom moore has been told to knock down an unauthorised building used as ag application was rejected. hannah ingram—moore and her husband used the captain tom foundation name on the first plans for the building, with later revised plans turned down. the charity is also no longer taking donations or making payments due to an ongoing inquiry into its finances. the tv presenter fiona phillips has revealed she's been diagnosed with alzheimer's. the 62—year—old, who used to present gmtv and appeared as a contestant on strictly, says she was told a year ago she had the disease, after suffering months of "brain fog and anxiety. " schools in england face further disruption today — and again on friday — as teachers in the national education union strike over pay. the government says its pay offer is fair and reasonable. parents have been warned that end—of—term events such as sports days, concerts and school trips could be disrupted. a group of mps have said the government wasted billions of taxpayers' money on unusable ppe and warned about an "alarming" lack of plan

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so maybe there'll be another c on tom moore c's on that. yeah, exactly. right., he's way across. but anyway, he's probably something probably gonna have something done. he's done. but as far as he's concerned, just come into concerned, he's just come into my because it, i kept my mind because it, it, i kept away from there. okay. right. that was djokovic . but anyway, that was djokovic. but anyway, but it's he's an amazing player. we know how great he is. we've known for a couple of years how good he is. and you did mention that he's actually the third youngest player because borg won it course, let's it in 76. and of course, let's not forget boris becker in 85. he was only remember the he was only i remember the breakthrough these guys. breakthrough from these guys. >> when were seen >> you know, when they were seen as upstarts or whatever. yeah, just incredible. >> he's going on and he's >> he's going to go on and he's going to win. >> will go on a lot. >> he will go on a lot. >> and that's very >> he is. and that's very djokovic's thing. >> i think he's got s

tom moore skinner this is probably the biggest achievement of far. >> so far. >> w- p- >> i've made it. >> think , on the leaders >> 9.5, i think, on the leaders board, that's going to take some beating , tom. look, beating, tom. but look, mate, i look forward to. to reading your book.thank look forward to. to reading your book. thank you, mike. you are an . uh, not too keen an inspiration. uh, not too keen on the accent, but we can work on the accent, but we can work on that's bit of a wide on that. that's a bit of a wide boy, but a boy? essex type accent. no, it's brilliant, mate. an mate. your story should be an inspiration hundreds of inspiration to hundreds of thousands of young people throughout so, throughout the country. so, tommy, . thanks tommy, absolute pleasure. thanks for joining. give my love to the twins shinade shinade twins and shinade shinade is my wife's by the way. so wife's name by the way. so brilliant. kwasi kwarteng come common that. common there, mate. love that. >> partner. yeah see you. >> see you. >> see you. >> but thanks for having >> yeah, but thanks for

tom this is tom moore skinner this is probably the achievement probably the biggest achievement of sove made it now. >> i've made it now. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> think , on the leaders >> 9.5, i think, on the leaders board, that's going to take some beating , tom. look, beating, tom. but look, mate, i look forward to. to reading your book.thank look forward to. to reading your book. thank you, mike. you are an . uh, not too keen an inspiration. uh, not too keen on the accent, but we can work on the accent, but we can work on that's bit of a wide on that. that's a bit of a wide boy, but a boy? essex type accent. no, it's brilliant, mate. an mate. your story should be an inspiration hundreds of inspiration to hundreds of thousands of young people throughout so, throughout the country. so, tommy, . thanks tommy, absolute pleasure. thanks for joining. give my love to the twins shinade shinade twins and shinade shinade is my wife's by the way. so wife's name by the way. so brilliant. kwasi kwarteng come common that. common there, mate. love that. >> partner. yeah see you. >> see you. >> see y

cloud as well. .uk tom moore cloud pushing across northern ireland into scotland. into parts of southernbut particularly onto particularly where you hold onto those clearer skies, temperatures drop down to temperatures will drop down to around degrees celsius in around ten degrees celsius in cities, single figures cities, even into single figures in areas . as we start in some rural areas. as we start off friday, then again , still off friday, then again, still with sunshine around, but with some sunshine around, but perhaps that perhaps cloudier for that central slice through there and then increasingly into the afternoon, could start see afternoon, we could start to see some push some of those showers push further as well . always further south as well. always shetland, north—east of shetland, the far north—east of scotland, bit scotland, staying that bit breezier. generally breezier. and generally cloudier. temperatures, perhaps a smidgen down compared to thursday , still relatively thursday, but still relatively pleasant 18 to 21 c. do pleasant around 18 to 21 c. do make the most of

it was a contributor to getting nhs waiting lists down and it can be again and has tom moore got thethese problems as admittedly the labour party are well ahead of the conservatives in the polls, but at the same time the electorate seems to be rather ambivalent about sir keir. >> he's not heir to blair, >> he's not the heir to blair, is he? >> well , it's is he? >> well, it's a very different type of character. that's perfectly but honestly, perfectly obvious. but honestly, i he's seriously he's been i think he's seriously he's been seriously underestimated . did seriously underestimated. did keir starmer i mean, i read the report that came out on the nhs. i read the one that came out this week in camilla on education. there are some really radical reform ideas in there , radical reform ideas in there, and the thing that he's got is that , look, the country's in that, look, the country's in a terrible mess. it's not just the nhs, it's across the piece you've been talking about strikes. you know, we're going to have to transition the economy going economy because it's going to become

i'll be joined in the studio also by tom moore oswald, whose new book, this is not america explores thean immense acas the inappropriate adoption by many in britain of a distinctly american discourse on race relations. and as i teased at the start of the programme, i've taken a private tour around a staggering concentration of beautiful artworks at the national gallery in london as the curator of the exhibition, after impressionism inventing modern art at identifies when art moved on from largely portraying a pretty moment in time and made new demands of art and audiences. all that to come after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . michael thank polly middlehurst. michael thank you and good afternoon to you. >> will the top story today is that the uk has become the first european country to form join the indo—pacific , a trade bloc the indo—pacific, a trade bloc potentially creating access to £12 trillion worth of global business. well, the business and trade secretary, kemi badenoch, who's in auckland for the signing, says the deal will bnng signing, says the deal will bring bri

by—election rishi sunak by—election analysis rishi sunak defiant at sir keir starmer, triumphant tom moore -- >>a -- >> a boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. sunny spells in 1 or 2 spots today, but quite a few showers once again. and then turning more generally unsettled later here as some weather systems move in and they're going to bring a breezy and damp weekend , breezy and damp weekend, certainly through much of saturday ahead of those weather systems. showers breaking out, especially across northern scotland into parts of southern scotland, northern england, the midlands and wales. further south, fewer showers, although you wouldn't rule them out completely. a better chance of seeing some sunny spells. the brighter skies, though. southwest scotland, cumbria , southwest scotland, cumbria, devon and cornwall , where we see devon and cornwall, where we see some brightness. high teens, low 20s still feeling on the 20s but still feeling on the cool side north of cool si

statement from scotland yard say this was a serious collision at this primary school in wimbledon at 954 tom mooreand as we can see camp road. and as we can see from these pictures, a huge emergency response following with the fire tenders, the specialist cutting crews , london specialist cutting crews, london air ambulance paramedics and indeed mark, you were saying, obviously the specialist officers then that coordinate and oversee this whole operation. >> yes , indeed. >> yes, indeed. >> yes, indeed. >> so i mean, the hazardous area response units, for instance , as response units, for instance, as you might think in the name , you might think in the name, they only attend chemical spills and things like that. but they are senior officers within london ambulance service and indeed within ambulance services right across the country. and they they take on a role effectively as ground command ers and set up control rooms. they have specialist training some of the time to go into particularly dangerous and hazardous areas. so something like this, if they're working in confined spaces or working wit

his tom moore this barge and yet it just shows the corruptness really , i think. >> um, and it's causing> it's really going to bubble over here because we're talking about an area with a high level of deprivation . of deprivation. >> but in dorset we also have one of the highest council tax levels. >> so something is not adding up here and something is very, very wrong. >> and so , kate, when we covered >> and so, kate, when we covered the protests in portland a couple of weeks ago on this show , i was astonished to see the so—called anti—racists also so—called anti —racists also don't so—called anti—racists also don't want the barge in portland because of its effect. its impact on the national health service. the precise same thing that you've been saying since the start. but i want to put this to you. how does it feel when they to you they accuse when they say to you they accuse you, people like you can't say residents with completely legitimate, perfectly rational concerns when they call you a racist and a fascist . racist and a fascist. >> what do you know? what >> what do you know?

down university down on mickey mouse university degrees secretary degrees and the home secretary tom moore to bring out an anti—terror strategy. are they worried about some worried about losing some by elections? worried about losing some by elethe ns? worried about losing some by elethe front foot? on the front foot? >> well, i think it just shows that after that this is a government after six eight six months, seven months, eight months at the months of rishi sunak at the helm, firing on all helm, that it's firing on all cylinders. and that's what it is. couple weeks ago, is. a couple of weeks ago, it announced brilliant nhs announced a brilliant nhs work. that's what it is. >> what it is. >> that's what it is. a brilliant cylinders. >> that's me thinking they were just out a headline >> that's me thinking they were just to out a headline >> that's me thinking they were just to win)ut a headline >> that's me thinking they were just to win at a headline >> that's me thinking they were just to win a by—election. line a day to win a by—election. >> i think it's all a part of a day to win a

tom moore the beth mead stockholm.s the management company , who is the management company, have a contract for 1.6 billion. now rishi sunak says that this is a more cost effective option . it is not the only people that are set to benefit from having the bibby stockholm here is portland port and then our infrastructure here. you can see we are a population of 13,500 people. this is an influx of 500 single men, 500 single men who have possibly got, you know, mental health issues because maybe the journeys they've taken, we do not have the health services or the infrastructure to support our own people, let alone 500 men. this is a town reliant on tourism. what are 500 men going to do with five free buses into weymouth, two an hour with no money? it's a massive concern. it's an unknown concern. it's an unknown concern. and we haven't been told we know nothing. we are being treated by contempt, by the home office, portland port and also dorset council , who are and also dorset council, who are way too quiet for my liking

there someone who tried there was someone who tried to turn store , turn up at her glasgow store, tom mooreng around tech department. so around the tech department. so high value they high value goods they got spotted turfed out. so they spotted and turfed out. so they drove from there to their edinburgh store and then raided that instead. these are organised criminal gangs and as you said, the reason why they believe away with believe they can get away with it, unfortunately, is because they right? they can ufc right? >> i recall when i was a serving police officer, a local sainsbury's local , we regularly sainsbury's local, we regularly got called it wasn't unusual that people had 60. and i think in one particular case, 115 previous convictions for shoplifting . now if that's the shoplifting. now if that's the times they got caught, how many times they got caught, how many times didn't they get caught ? times didn't they get caught? let me let me tell you. bad it is . live twickenham let me let me tell you. bad it is. live twickenham in the is. i live in twickenham in the last seven years

jeremy's in in tom moore. jeremy jeremy's in now. steady the ship now.t and and you really look at it and you have just you think, how have we just allowed ourselves carried allowed ourselves to be carried along kind of river of along on this kind of river of status quo that actually has made and made us all poorer and has absolutely vision whatsoever? made us all poorer and has abswe tely vision whatsoever? made us all poorer and has abswe not vision whatsoever? made us all poorer and has abswe not need sion whatsoever? made us all poorer and has abswe not need proper|atsoever? made us all poorer and has abswe not need proper leadership do we not need proper leadership and is frankly and not somebody who is frankly just operating in that status quo ? would you, biff quo? would you, biff hunt? that's want know . that's what i want to know. gb views but yes , the views gbnews.com. but yes, the met police says it is undertaking further inquiries after meeting the bbc about allegations that an unnamed presenter paid a teenager for sexually explicit images.

right now , vondrousova is a set up and it's on serve in the second 2—1 jabeur leads this is gb news tom moorepens. but now it's back to nana . it's back to nana. >> thank you, aaron. this is a gb news on tv online and on digital radio. it's just coming up to six minutes after 3:00. i'm nana akua and it's time to mock the week. and what a messy old week it's been. the hugh elle edwards saga rumbled on at the start of the week. it was going great guns until his wife named and the words mental named him and the words mental health were uttered. it's like the new race card. if you're a liberal lefty and you utter it, people like john soap will pop out and defend. >> you wouldn't say we're close friends, but thought that some friends, but i thought that some of about what has of the coverage about what has happened about someone's private life, complicated and life, which is complicated and possibly a bit messy, and that some find distasteful, i some might find distasteful, i don't see what it's got to do with anyone else . uh maybe with anyone else. uh maybe something to do with the fact that he'

typically in spanish, we say salir a tom moore la fresca.n the late afternoon in the night and in the morning you have to open the windows and close quickly because the heat enter in the building very quickly. in spain , we have something that spain, we have something that i think that you in england don't use to have the blinds. we have strong blinds that don't allow to enter any right of sun , even to enter any right of sun, even though we have the we have to close them all the day . close them all the day. >> martin but got to leave it there. thank you for bringing us there. thank you for bringing us the picture. and indeed , helping the picture. and indeed, helping us understand the temperatures and what you guys have got to live through. good luck. stay cool, live through. good luck. stay cool , my live through. good luck. stay cool, my friend. thank you . cool, my friend. thank you. >> thank you. you're welcome. adios >> that's the thing i always think about. what if you have to do your job involves you being outside and whether it's w

they'd be worth tom moore a car. >> yeah. much more. >> yeah. yes much more. >> yeah.see later on. we've the see you later on. we've got the papers heading way very papers heading our way very shortly. is . breakfast world's going mad. breakfast world's going mad . we all cars. world's going mad. we all cars. i'll tell you. >> this will get you going right at the bubble car. the bubble car just got us. it's pauline in carjust got us. it's pauline in lee on solent. hi pauline says our first car was a bubble car. it was turquoise steering wheel on the front door and no reverse . great fun, but bit troublesome if you parked too near a wall. yeah the whole car opened. >> that was the only door, the steering wheel was on the door and the whole thing open to get out. >> how weird. and apparently they they have not been made for many years. but there is a company in germany just company in germany who's just rolling them off the production line now. new ones. they're going be all electric. going to be all electric. >> . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> good popular. they look lovely. >>

know on the japanese national agency for nuclear safety, travis moore, sent back to us censorship agency. and the international agency for tom, with energy, for atomic temperature. the only thing that can help me understand is going directly to the power so course that kind of has review a 3rd pulse with explosion and the building of react to, to the rules remain intact. was a part of the reactive stuff as serious damage. tapco abandons all hope of saving the situation and considers the possibility of evacuating on its employees. now to come decides to go personally to the headquarters in tokyo and forces the president she needs to not to abandon the ship. doing so would imply the uncontrolled meltdown of old react is thus putting the very existence of japan at risk of the funeral, which you find it difficult to maintain the constant awareness that behind every broken window, every destroyed car and every turn the mice, the story, if a person of a family of an entire country. here you have no peace if you know it or not, it's not accepted for the past and still wonders in which he is no longer part of the day. watch over the

tom, james cleverly, who has been at the un this week, foreign secretary, he is at the aspen institute today, speaking about the war in ukraine and he has echoed what sir richard moore on just how fragile russia and it undermines or shines a light onjust how fragile russia is. that said we were discussing on the programme last night there are still 160,000 troops on the line and now everyone is saying we need to be patient with the counteroffensive. what do you make of it all? you have 'ust what do you make of it all? you have just shown the _ what do you make of it all? you have just shown the head _ what do you make of it all? you have just shown the head of— what do you make of it all? you have just shown the head of m16, - what do you make of it all? you have just shown the head of m16, is - what do you make of it all? you have just shown the head of m16, is one i just shown the head of m16, is one public— just shown the head of m16, is one public appearance a year, admitting he does _ public appearance a year, admitting he does not have a clue what is going _ he does not have a clue what is going on — he does not have a clue what is going on it _ he does not ha

tom, slightly tongue but one does tongue in cheek, but one does wonder those mps make wonder what those mps would make of being mooredoutside the houses of parliament. there on thames. it is an on the thames. it is an interesting idea, isn't it? >> certainly what we see with time and time again with these schemes, whether it's barges, whether it's old, disused raf camps or anything else, what happens is many, many mps agree in the abstract that this is a suitable place to place a lone single male adult asylum seekers . but then when it comes down to the specifics, we hear those in their own localities get opposed . and a pertinent example is the foreign secretary's constituency of braintree , where an old camp of braintree, where an old camp is proposed to become a migrant housing site as well. the foreign secretary himself reportedly being very opposed to that, although it does appear now to be going ahead wherever these different schemes are proposed. there is local opposition. but ultimately, the facts on the ground are that there are more than 51,000 asylum seeking migrants us in this country currently in hotels