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channel >> welcome back to dewbs& co with me bev turner.here for michelle, keeping me company until seven. right. and political commentator conor tomlinson broadcaster tomlinson and author broadcaster and firefighter embry , one and firefighter paul embry, one of our viewers has messaged in to say, have you been living under a stone? for goodness under a stone? bev, for goodness sake, everybody knows that paul is fireman and a double for is a fireman and a double for the ginger winger. >> prince harry yeah, i get that too. >> is that what you get as well? well, i'm sorry that i didn't know that. >> i thought paul felder from the ufc actually, i. >> oh, yes, yes, yes. >> i think you're not a winger at and you look much at all, paul. and you look much more harry more handsome than prince harry as tell you, steve as well. let me tell you, steve says on the economy, we are well and martin and truly stuffed, martin said. unless on unless people, especially on lower wages, are given, decent pay lower wages, are given, decent pay as so many people

can i ask you, as a former lib dem, you be former lib dem, you might be taking a bev turner view hereeing this. i would disagreeing about this. i would have in court come have the person in court come what may. so i. who is what may. so would i. who is convicted. guilty and who convicted. how guilty and who cares you them ? cares how you get them? >> got he's got them in >> he's got he's got them in a hannibal lecter if hannibal lecter tasered if necessary if they are there as a part a legal proper process part of a legal proper process in a democracy. >> see, they've been charged to have to court. was have been taken to court. was the sentencing been separated from exactly. they're from it? exactly. they're required to be taken to court to hear charge and to appear. required to be taken to court to hethey charge and to appear. required to be taken to court to hethey don'trge and to appear. required to be taken to court to hethey don't appear, to appear. required to be taken to court to hethey don't appear, they're ar. if they don't appear, they're taken and they taken there by force

this is britain's newsroom with me, tom harwood and bev turner. >> good morning.h for joining >> good morning. thank you very much forjoining us this much for joining us this morning. now, today sees the biggest single rise in alcohol duty for 50 the treasury duty for 50 years. the treasury says the new principles are common sense with tax being levied to according a drink's strength. what you make of it? >> and nigel farage is de—banking scandal rumbles on coutts bank has offered to reinstate the gb news presenters accounts, but will that be enough to put nigel to for nigel to put that matter to rest somehow? i doubt it. >> and a new report suggests that discrimination against overweight employees is rife across british workplaces. we'll be speaking to a woman who claims that she was victimised at work due to her weight . at work due to her weight. >> and of course . oh, sorry, you >> and of course. oh, sorry, you guys. >> no, no, no, no, no, no. you go— >> no, no, no, no, no, no. you go first. >> well, of course we want to know what you think about everything th

but bev turner. but i've bev turner. >> this tom harwood. it's >> this is tom harwood. it's going to be more professional to hear right? hear on air right? >> well, interest could >> well, interest rates could rise again the of rise again as the bank of england's policy england's monetary policy committee today in committee meets today in more potentially bad news for mortgage holders . so when will mortgage holders. so when will they ever come back down? we'll be asking the details as would you mention this shop they might be putting on a little bit too much weight. >> an article in the paper this morning, it said that you must tell your partner if they're getting fat. >> have you ever had this difficult potentially difficult but potentially necessary and necessary conversation and following in the footsteps of swimming, cycling and athlete sticks, british rowing has now said that it will ban transgender athletes from competing in women's events . competing in women's events. quite right. so you could be six foot seven in female lycra, you're still to going be a man in

with me bev turner and emily cover this morning. >> yes, firstly, i'm scared of water. that's the excuse being used by some asylum seekers to stop them boarding the bibby stockholm only of the stockholm as only 15 of the proposed 500 migrants spend their first night on the controversial this comes controversial barge. this comes as home secretary suella braverman launches a new task force to uncover what she's calling crooked lawyers . calling crooked lawyers. >> as reports surfaced that some are lodging false asylum claims for money. surely not an and bad news if you're reliant on the bus. >> according to labour figures, local bus routes are under threat. statistics show the number of routes have decreased by 50% just over the last decade . let us know if that impacts you . you. >> get involved with the show this morning, won't you.7 email this morning, won't you? email us in the studio ? us in the studio? vaiews@gbnews.com is the address, as always. first, though, here is your very latest . news good morning. >> it's 931. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. our top story

bev turner michelle dewberry liam halligan, patrick christys and nigel farage are about to head downre's there through security. there's nigel, the last time he was at downing street, of course, was dunng downing street, of course, was during the 2019 general election. marching down election. they're marching down now. they're going now. here they go. they're going to them to account . nigel to hold them to account. nigel is looking poised as ever. a lot of people will be quite thrilled to see downing street. to see him on downing street. some chilled . some maybe chilled. >> this petition, it's all >> and this petition, it's all thanks to you, our viewers. so thanks to you, our viewers. so thank you for getting behind . i thank you for getting behind. i don't kill kash petition because so many of you have contacted us saying that you're really unhappy about how we're moving towards a cashless society. millions of people affected by this and millions of people still relying on cash . so martin still relying on cash. so martin has the petition in his hands. they're not. martin you're

you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner claire coutinho . and bevfamiliar with claire katie. >> i know her a bit. >> i know her a bit. >> she is a young mp. she's 38. she's replaced grant shapps as energy secretary. her family came here from india in the 1970s. there of goan descent , so 1970s. there of goan descent, so she'll be almost certainly a christian. so she is a very close chum of the prime minister's as is grant shapps. she was his parliamentary private secretary, so she's been she was she was i think she was a junior defence minister. so that's a big jump for her. and it seems to me that rishi sunak is getting ready to surround himself with his people in the run up to next election. we'll get a much bigger reshuffle around the of the tory conference. >> okay. well, in a way you would hire the people, you know, and you trust and you like. fair enough. but also, it just enough. but also, is it just surrounding yourself with yes men challenges surrounding yourself with yes me well, challenges surrounding yourself with yes me well, i challeng

with myself, martin daubney and bev turner.ely referred to a specialist within 28 days, according to a proposal put forward by the nhs. >> yeah, this was one of the three pledges to reduce cancer waiting times. >> let's now to physician and >> let's go now to physician and oncologist of 50 years, the legendary professor karol sikora, who joins us live from beaconsfield. can carol, this will come as no great surprise to you that we have these huge backlogs, something you've been saying since the very, very beginning of lockdown one and all credit to you. but can you please spell out to us the details of this particular delay ? >> well, 7 >> well, there have been three targets that have put forward to move on. the problem is that means we can't compare the last five years with the next five years. and that's what targets are about. if you've got an individual patient, say you have canceh individual patient, say you have cancer, you want to be treated as fast as possible. you want to not have a target. you don't have to wait 28 da

with me bev turner and martin daubney, who stayed to do a second shift. >> sorry about that. if you want to get rid of me, i'm afraid i'm around for a bit longer. so as we come to as we come on air, the first act of asylum seekers will be arriving on the bibby stockholm portland. stockholm barge in portland. live screen there. live pictures on screen there. the will check in the first guests will check in today receive goodie bags today and receive goodie bags containing map containing toilet trays and map notebooks and pens, plus a phone, friend hotline in case phone, a friend hotline in case they need chat . they need a chat. >> oh, let us know your response to but the government are to that. but the government are at same time said be at the same time said to be drawing up plans to send asylum seekers british seekers to the british owned ascension islands 4000 miles away own coastline in away from our own coastline in case rwanda plans fall case the rwanda plans fall through. we'll have all the details . details. >> and the home secretary has announced plans to clamp down

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce draghi to call parents demandl killer lucy letby is forced to come into her sentencing because she's refusing so far to face the victims families does not represent real londoners that was the message posted alongside a picture of four white people, a picture of four white people, a family depicted on sadiq khan's official website over the weekend. his office claimed that it was all a mistake because he needs to apologise, calling second place, the lionesses lost 1—0 to spain in the world cup final . final. >> were you proud of them? did they put the men's team to shame ? >> 7 >> whooshi over britain. one and two of us think that the uk is taken advantage of by other countries with just a quarter thinking that britain gets a good deal from other nations . do good deal from other nations. do you think we need to toughen up on the world stage . on the world stage. and imagine if they had won the lionesses? >> how much more pointed it would have looked better that prince william was not there while the queen of spain

this is newsroom on gb news with bev turner and tom harwood. >> and today, donald trump has been charged with attempting to overturn the 2020 election in the former us president faces four criminal counts . but trump four criminal counts. but trump has hit out saying that the charges are politically motivated and the prime minister told gb news that he's going to end the use of migrant hotels . end the use of migrant hotels. >> but delays to moving asylum seekers onto a barge in dorset are ongoing. ongoing is the government getting tough enough on illegal migration? we're going to hear from former tory leader iain duncan smith . leader iain duncan smith. >> tough enough. that reminds me of ed miliband. well, a by—election has been triggered in scotland after constituents voted to remove a formerly snp mp who sensationally broke covid rules a few years ago . the seat rules a few years ago. the seat now becomes a key battleground and for the future of the snp . and for the future of the snp. and a former coronation street actress who tried to get free cake s and then got humiliated because

they myself michelle dewberry nigel farage liam halligan and bev turner. we all went to personally deliver a letter chancellorjeremy all went to personally deliver a letter chancellor jeremy hunt letter to chancellor jeremy hunt on behalf of almost 300,000 of you who signed our don't kill cash campaign to protect your right to use cash. well, if you missed us, maybe you saw our giant inflatable piggy bank a little mascot to all of those who refused to be left behind. the race to erase physical tender by the way, when 91 people, 91 signatures away from hitting that 300,000 mark, i think we're going to do it tonight. i have faith in you, for gb news forward slash cat. get it signed, people get it signed and as the duke of sussex attempts to scrape back military support for his new invictus games , i will be asking, has games, i will be asking, has harry actually lost the support of veterans? they're kind of all he had left , aren't they? and he had left, aren't they? and finally, i will get my panel's reaction to the chess federation. it gets more exciting.

bev turner.n touch about is that academic right, getting in touch about is that academic right , that lucy letby academic right, that lucy letby got away with it because she was white? basically what she said. >> tricia had said if it had been a black nurse under suspicion, she wouldn't have even approached because even been approached because people scared to be accused people are scared to be accused of was the of racism. but that was the point. but that was the point that about the grooming that i made about the grooming gangs who was on gangs to femi, who was on earlier. >> f- earlier. >> didn't engage with >> and she didn't engage with your it's it is difficult. >> no, but it's it is difficult. he didn't engage with it. doreen from devon is saying the woman saying the nurse got away with killing so many babies because she was white. he's talking out the of her head, stirring she was white. he's talking out theall of her head, stirring she was white. he's talking out theall this: her head, st

make sure that you stay here because bev turner be lighting up bev turner will be lighting up your for up. boxed boilers proud sponsors of on gb news. of weather on gb news. >> hi there . it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast dry and warmer weather is on the way for later next week. more on that in a moment. but for the time being, we've got the same old a lot of showers across eastern parts of country. drier parts of the country. drier towards west, but only ahead towards the west, but only ahead of weather system of the next weather system that's the that's moving in for the weekend, bringing another spell of and rain . of unseasonal wind and rain. now, that will bring some rain into northern through into northern ireland through the showers in the the evening. the showers in the east disappearing, but tending to continue across northeast england time. cloud cover england for a time. cloud cover increasing across the country. the rain turning heavy and persistent western areas and persistent in western areas and northe

bev turner. liam halligan. michelle dewberry. recognise dewberry.ay recognise that other as well. they're that other chap as well. they're front centre indeed he front and centre as indeed he always is. nigel farage holding the heading towards the petition heading towards number 11 300,000 signatures. we knocked on the door and it was very, very gratefully received , very, very gratefully received, which you can see that's the moment there that the number 11 door opened and i don't kill cash petition was handed in. nigel they're just telling the chap that jeremy hunt might be expecting us. i'm not quite sure he was, but we go. and he was, but there we go. and important actually, it's important moment, actually, it's just reminder that just a quick reminder that more than 5 million adults still rely on cash in the uk. i know that we all tap in and tap out of everywhere and technology is overtaking everything else these days, used cash days, but it's still used cash in 6 billion transactions every six single year. and we are , of six single year. and

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner . turner. >> good morning. annual immigration and the immigration statistics and the backlog of asylum cases in the uk has hit a new record high and is it putin's revenge? >> the wagner group boss who crossed putin, he organised that coup. attempted coup has apparently been killed in a jet crash. we're going to you crash. we're going to bring you the on that . the very latest on that. >> thick joke. >> it's a thick joke. >> it's a thick joke. >> that's how our very own nigel farage describes the £24 million payout for the ex natwest boss alison rose. some of that, of course , remember, is of that, of course, remember, is pubuc of that, of course, remember, is public money. your. of that, of course, remember, is public money. your . money and public money. your. money and wales hits the brakes are set to bnngin wales hits the brakes are set to bring in a 20 mile an hour speed limit. >> is this sensible road safety orjust >> is this sensible road safety or just the latest >> is this sensible road safety orjust th

they myself michelle dewberry nigel farage liam halligan and bev turner.y deliver a letter chancellor jeremy hunt letter to chancellor jeremy hunt on behalf of almost 300,000 of you who signed our don't kill cash campaign to protect your right to use cash. well, if you missed us, maybe you saw our giant inflatable piggy bank a little mascot to all of those who refused to be left behind. the race to erase physical tender by the way, when 91 people, 91 signatures away from hitting that 300,000 mark, i think we're going to do it tonight. i have faith in you, for gb news forward slash cat. get it signed, people get it signed and as

now britain's newsroom is coming up at 930 bev turner and tom at 930 and bev turner and tom harwood areo. >> morning . good morning. about it. good morning, you two. >> do morning . good morning. about it. good morning, you two. >> do you1orning . good morning. about it. good morning, you two. >> do you know; . good morning. about it. good morning, you two. >> do you know whatod morning. about it. good morning, you two. >> do you know what honestly]g. about it. good morning, you two. >> do you know what honestly ,j. >> do you know what honestly, this blooming barge that has been sitting now in the harbour for days on end that yesterday there were concerns about fire. today there are concerns about the health and safety. i'm beginning to think that these aren't genuine concerns at all. if this barge was good enough for the germans and the dutch when they used it, why are we suddenly finding all of these problems and just just how real are these problems or are these all sort lawyers delaying all sort of lawyers delaying tactics? well, we will be digging into that story. >> and bearing in

don't kill cash, pig with liam halligan and bev turner turner telling us all about it after this . afternews weather forecast provided by the met office most of us can look forward to a relatively fine and dry day and there is a good dose of sunshine. generally you of sunshine. generally if you are the west and are further towards the west and the south first thing this morning. but stubborn morning. but a little stubborn cloud across northeast england into scotland that will up cloud across northeast england intwe:otland that will up cloud across northeast england intwe:otlanintoat will up cloud across northeast england int we :otlaninto at w afternoon.) as we head into the afternoon. so more sunny intervals developing. and catch developing. and if you do catch the sunshine, still feeling pleasantly warm, 24, 26 c, possible , but there's a possible inland, but there's a bit more of a breeze around. so particularly for eastern coastal areas, it will feel a touch cooler compared to yesterday into the overnight as into the overnight period as well. we'll start to see the cloud build again

up next, it's britain's newsroom and here's bev turner. bev, what's on the menu?ll. you are get well. andrew, if you are watching home so you are very watching at home so you are very kindly doing double shift and kindly doing a double shift and you're going see me through you're to going see me through until midday today. pleasure. well, first well, apparently the first people arriving at the people will be arriving at the bibby stockholm while we're on the telly. they're being given goodie as a line to goodie bags as a phone line to call and frankly, a very warm welcome. we're going to be discussing whether that is what we want. >> it's going to >> well, it's going to be a packed show. you're going to need and need your coffee. yeah. and you're to weather you're going to need a weather forecast. that's coming up next forecast. that's coming up next for you. thank you. >> temperature's rising. >> the temperature's rising. boxt proud sponsors of boxt solar pro proud sponsors of weather on gb news. good morning. >> my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and tom harwood today and today sees the biggestink's strength. >> and i'm here in portland port, where the home office's plans to house 50 asylum seekers has run into problems due to fire safety concerns. i'll have the latest from the ground in a few minutes . few minutes. >> and nigel farage is de—banking scandal rumbles on. kooks have offered to reinstate the gb news presenters accounts, but will that be enough for nigel to put the matter to rest 7 nigel to put the matter to rest ? i guess .

christine michelle dewberry bev turner and liam halligan what a group marched on downing street earlier they? actually, to deliver our petition jeremy petition to chants that jeremy hunts door at number 11. of hunts door at number 11. as of tonight , hunts door at number 11. as of tonight, more than 300,000 of you have backed our rallying cry for cash to be protected and kept as legal tender until 2050. see a move that would maintain not only its convenience, but also protect the financial privacy of millions of brits from big brothers prying eyes. the government has responded in the last few minutes by announcing new legislation that ensures people and businesses will be no more than three miles away from being able to withdraw cash from either shops or atms. city minister andrew griffith hailed gb news campaign and said this . this. >> this is important. it's here to stay for the long term. >> many people, the elderly , the >> many people, the elderly, the vulnerable, particularly rural communities, do depend on that access to cash . access to cash. >> and if we want our shops to cont

christine michelle dewberry bev turner and liam halligan what a group marched on downing street earlier they? actually, to deliver our petition jeremy petition to chants that jeremy hunts door at number 11. of hunts door at number 11. as of tonight , hunts door at number 11. as of tonight, more than 300,000 of you have backed our rallying cry for cash to be protected and kept as legal tender until 2050. see a move that would maintain not only its convenience, but also protect the financial privacy of millions of brits from big brothers prying eyes. the government has responded in the last few minutes by announcing new legislation that ensures people and businesses will be no more than three miles away from being able to withdraw cash from either shops or atms. city minister andrew griffith hailed gb news campaign and said this . this. >> this is important. it's here to stay for the long term. >> many people, the elderly , the >> many people, the elderly, the vulnerable, particularly rural communities, do depend on that access to cash . access to cash. >> and if we want our shops to cont

. >> they did indeed top stars from gb news including liam halligan, nigel farage bev turner michellewberry and patrick christys delivered the message to the chancellor's residence , urging the government residence, urging the government to legislate to protect the free use of physical cash as more and more establishments go completely cashless. and in the last hours action has been last few hours action has been taken, has indeed and in a gb news exclusive, we found that 25,000 migrants have crossed the engush 25,000 migrants have crossed the english channel since rishi sunak took office just nine months ago. >> let's get the very latest on these with our new political edhon these with our new political editor, chris hope, live from downing street . downing street. >> chris, let's start off with this migrant story because it is fairly astonishing. rishi sunak only took office nine months ago. why are the numbers so large ? large? >> well, numbers are large because the government hasn't yet controlled the border . the yet controlled the border. the stop the stop the crossings across t

we've been handing in a petition yesterday i was on downing street with nigel farage, liam halligan bev turnertley crew and we descended downing street descended on on downing street and we handed a petition with 300,000 signatures it. since 300,000 signatures on it. since then, there's been some action actually, i'm reading actually, because i'm reading here the public and here about give the public and businesses cash access within within a three mile radius of wherever you are. so we have got some action out of this campaign. why is that important? why is the campaign so important ? >> well, 7 >> well, patrick, you've got a lot of action and all of those , lot of action and all of those, whether my parliamentary colleagues or campaigners in the press and media who rightly are concerned about protecting our access to cash should feel very encouraged by the action that we've taken both yesterday i announced new policies that will put some real flesh on the bones of what parliament back in july mandated , which is everybody mandated, which is everybody should have reasonable access to cash. sh

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner gb news excuse lviv. >> now judgesled in the king's speech following lucy refusal to face families in court record migrant crossings. >> 800 people made the journey across the channel in small boats yesterday . this smashed boats yesterday. this smashed a previous record of 755 in 1 day earlier this month . dover earlier this month. dover remains on red alert today for even more boats . fat cat pay. even more boats. fat cat pay. >> bosses at britain's biggest firms saw their pay rise by almost 16% last year, which means that they earn 180 times the average worker here. and could we see victory for vivek ramaswamy ? ramaswamy? >> at the first republican debate this week? he's the young biotech billionaire donaire who surged in the polls . we're going surged in the polls. we're going to get the very latest from america . america. >> let us know your thoughts this morning on everything that we are discussing. vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address. first

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and martin daubney. >> and there's been a huges officers launched major raids across the uk . major raids across the uk. that's white in labour leader sir keir starmer has clash with london mayor sadiq khan over the ulez scheme. he said there are alternatives to tackling pollution and it shouldn't hit people's pockets dunng shouldn't hit people's pockets during a

this is britain's newsroom with bev turner and myself . myself. >> martin daubney, thank you very much memo suggests the migrant crisis last up to five crisis could last up to five years and the government know that. >> astonishing. and why on earth are we paying the french £480 million a year? they promise to help us stop the boats, but instead they escort dinghies to britain, rely on our lifeboats and let their cops take holidays when we need them most. is it time to say no to macron ? time to say no to macron? >> oh, excellent. excellent accent there, martin. and the government has confirmed is government has confirmed it is working reverse the rise in working to reverse the rise in gender neutral toilets as part of his efforts to protect single sex spaces. are you bothered if a building doesn't have separate male and female facilities and the polish prime minister is to dramatically hold a referendum on the eu's plan to dump thousands of illegal immigrants on his country? >> and that got us thinking. do you want the referendum to end illegal immigration in britain . illegal immigra

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce and it shouldn't happen agains still stranded abroad. repatriation flights begin today. we hope. >> and of course, huge anger because people aren't getting any compensation appeasing china . the foreign secretary, james

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning.for joining us today. now drag her to court. parents demand that baby serial killer lucy letby is forced to come to her sentencing after reports that she's refusing to face the victims families and guess who doesn't represent real londoners? >> that was the message posted alongside a picture of four white people on london labour mayor sadiq khan's official website over the weekend. his office claim it was all a mistake . of course they do. does mistake. of course they do. does he need to apologise? yes. >> second place, the lionesses lost 1—0 to spain in the world cup final. but were you proud of england's ladies? did they put the men's team to shame ? we're the men's team to shame? we're going to be discussing that and push over britain. >> 1 in 2 of us think the uk is taken advantage of by other countries. only a quarter think britain gets a good deal from other places . do you think we other places. do you think we need to toughen up the world stage, not much .

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner.very latest i >> -- >> sick joke. that's how our very own nigel farage describes quite rightly, the 2.4 million payout to the former boss of natwest, alison rose. some of it, of course, is our public money. >> are we at breaking point? how many more migrants can we take in? we're moments away from the home office releasing their annual immigration stats. we'll have the very latest with mark white. >> and talking of statistics , >> and talking of statistics, gcse results today, do you remember the terror? i do. a nervous day for many parents and the children across the uk as there's going to be a lower proportion of top grades overall this morning because the marking is going back to pre—pandemic levels .

were there yesterday door yesterday thundering on the door with farage turner with nigel farage bev turner this has had a really quick impact overnight. gb leading the way. i think gb news leading the way. i think that's objectively fair. >> what you just said , maybe not >> what you just said, maybe not the on door like the thundering on the door like polite chat. >> that's what i wanted to >> well, that's what i wanted to ask. do you have to ring them first and say we're coming down to deliver a petition? >> well, knew were >> well, they knew we were because we'd talking about because we'd been talking about it media. so how how it on social media. so how how good would they look if we go there and no one answers? >> well, i know. wouldn't that be embarrassing? >> servants? so >> civil servants? exactly. so why this campaign? why are we doing this campaign? we're campaign why are we doing this campaign? we're while campaign why are we doing this campaign? we're while many|paign why are we doing this campaign? we're while many ofign why are we doing this campaign? we're while many of us w

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with me bev turner and emily cover this morning. >> yes, firstly, i'm scared of water.t on the controversial this comes controversial barge. this comes as home secretary suella braverman launches a new task force to uncover what she's calling crooked lawyers . calling crooked lawyers. >> as reports surfaced that some are lodging false asylum claims for money. surely not an and bad news if you're reliant on the bus. >> according to labour figures, local bus routes are under threat. statistics show the number of routes have decreased by 50% just over the last decade . let us know if that impacts you . you. >> get involved with the show this morning, won't you? email us in the studio ?

bev turner patrick halligan patrick christie, liam halligan and dewberry. not and michelle dewberry.'s keep piling on and keeping the pressure on number 11. >> yeah, and we're thinking of another campaign right now is to get our buses back, do something . we've talking about buses . we've been talking about buses all morning and the fact that we're losing gradually bit we're losing them gradually bit by , susan says, live in a by bit, susan says, i live in a borough of southend, which is now city and the local bus now a city and the local bus route used to run every 20 minutes from a very heavily populated area southchurch. populated area of southchurch. in bus was in february, the bus was completely so we have completely scrapped. so we have no bus at all. shame on no bus service at all. shame on you, southend council for doing nothing. >> yeah, and this is the really interesting point. sally, who was a bus driver in cheshire, says i was a lady bus driver around crewe and nantwich. nantwich nantwich, 25 years ago. great job. but unfortunately, buses are largely used by bus pass hold