but will mark harper a choice. but will mark harper take it ? and we know he won't. take it?nd we know he won't. >> and how infuriating is that ? >> and how infuriating is that? a bit like rishi sunak ruling out a referendum on net zero. look i think actually there's agreement on it. i think most people are committed to getting to net zero, but getting there and a set of proportion and pragmatic way. that seems to me the common sense approach to doing this. >> that has broad >> i think that has broad support really . support really. >> rishi you think hardworking folk will still be committed to not zero when you take away our cars, stop us being able to have new gas boilers and inflict catastrophic own goals to our economy by refusing to be up for a real fight . versus khan on new a real fight. versus khan on new layers and refusing to give voters a choice on net zero. i'm beginning to fear sunak has a political death wish. no wonder one former tory minister told me earlier this week that genuine discussions are now heating up among terrified tory backbenchers about a potenti

but will mark harper a choice. but will mark harper take it ? and we know he won't. take it?nd we know he won't. >> and how infuriating is that ? >> and how infuriating is that? a bit like rishi sunak ruling out a referendum on net zero. look i think actually there's agreement on it. i think most people are committed to getting to net zero, but getting there and a set of proportion and pragmatic way. that seems to me the common sense approach to doing this. >> that has broad >> i think that has broad support really . support really. >> rishi you think hardworking folk will still be committed to not zero when you take away our cars, stop us being able to have new gas boilers and inflict catastrophic own goals to our economy by refusing to be up for a real fight . versus khan on new a real fight. versus khan on new layers and refusing to give voters a choice on net zero. i'm beginning to fear sunak has a political death wish. no wonder one former tory minister told me earlier this week that genuine discussions are now heating up among terrified tory backbenchers about a potenti

mark harper says he hopes that airlines will be stepping up to their responsibility .s making their responsibility. is making sure that passengers get back home. thousand are still waiting for their flights after air traffic controllers had to manually input flight plans yesterday. although national air traffic services has now resolved that problem, they're warning of continued delays while backlogs are cleared . air while backlogs are cleared. air travel expert simon calder told us it's had a major impact. >> i had counted over 1200 flights cancelled and that is 200,000 people were waking up this morning where they didn't want to be. and i dare say a few places of work will be looking a bit empty today as people can't get home. and i'm afraid and things are getting worse before they get better. british airways and easyjet have got around 60 cancellations each today . that cancellations each today. that represents another 20,000 or so travellers to london has become the world's largest polluter charging area after the ultra low emission zone was expanded to cover the

we need to come out publicly and try and push mark harper to do this. i've got a response from the government which says it is for the mayor of to london justify his decision to expand ulez at a time when the government is doing everything it can to support people with the cost of living, it is for the cost of living, it is for the mayor to explain why he thinks it's fair to those thinks it's fair to charge those with non—compliant vehicles £12.50 time they drive . £12.50 every time they drive. sadiq khan's spokesman has previously dismissed the suggestion that ulez suggestion that the ulez expansion could blocked, expansion could be blocked, saying it is desperate nonsense. i'm sorry, folks, but it's all here. it's there in the legislation . ian and khan can legislation. ian and khan can say what he wants, but it's pretty pathetic . look, pretty pretty pathetic. look, pretty pathetic of the government to respond to our request to them earlier from us here at gb news to say frankly, it's all up to mr khan. we need a government with some bottle, a govern

we need to come out publicly and try and push mark harper to do this.ow i've got a response from the government which says it is for the mayor of to london justify his decision to expand ulez at a time when the government is doing everything it can to support people with the cost of living, it is for the cost of living, it is for the mayor to explain why he thinks it's fair to those thinks it's fair to charge those with non—compliant vehicles £12.50 time they drive . £12.50 every time they drive. sadiq khan's spokesman has previously dismissed the suggestion that ulez suggestion that the ulez expansion could blocked, expansion could be blocked, saying it is desperate nonsense. i'm sorry, folks, but it's all here. it's there in the legislation . ian and khan can legislation. ian and khan can say what he wants, but it's pretty pathetic . look, pretty pretty pathetic. look, pretty pathetic of the government to respond to our request to them earlier from us here at gb news to say frankly, it's all up to mr khan. we need a government with some bottle, a gove

now, if you were mark harper, you would be bolder, wouldn't you?you this, you would you you take on this, you would you would down this legal would drill down this legal advice. again, don't know advice. again, we don't know what advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be lice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be ite says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be it says's. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be it says that by may be it may be it says that by deaung may be it may be it says that by dealing as a distinct dealing with you as a distinct point, to point, it means you have to cancel clean air zones cancel all clean air zones across the uk. we don't know that that's an idea. we don't know or not. but know if it's true or not. but the advice being the legal advice is not being given won't give us given to us. they

now, if you were mark harper, you would be bolder, wouldn't you?this, you would you you take on this, you would you would down this legal would drill down this legal advice. again, don't know advice. again, we don't know what advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may advice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be lice says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be ite says. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be it says's. it advice. again, we don't know what be it may be it says that by may be it may be it says that by deaung may be it may be it says that by dealing as a distinct dealing with you as a distinct point, to point, it means you have to cancel clean air zones cancel all clean air zones across the uk. we don't know that that's an idea. we don't know or not. but know if it's true or not. but the advice being the legal advice is not being given won't give us given to us. they won

and mark harper problem began.nd mark harper also says he's in touch with the airlines . also says he's in touch with the airlines. this also says he's in touch with the airlines . this is gb news also says he's in touch with the airlines. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . nigel now it's back to. nigel >> well , we now it's back to. nigel >> well, we are here now it's back to. nigel >> well , we are here literally >> well, we are here literally on the outermost limits of what is now greater london. it used to be kent county council ulez is driving people absolutely mad. they're finding any way they possibly can to avoid paying they possibly can to avoid paying the charge. and some of them resorting to means that i would never previously have thought of. in fact , here comes thought of. in fact, here comes george, the former landlord of the blacksmiths arms compliant . the blacksmiths arms compliant. turn it . off tur

and mark harper problem began.nd mark harper also says he's in touch with the airlines . also says he's in touch with the airlines. this also says he's in touch with the airlines . this is gb news also says he's in touch with the airlines. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . nigel now it's back to. nigel >> well , we now it's back to. nigel >> well, we are here now it's back to. nigel >> well , we are here literally >> well, we are here literally on the outermost limits of what is now greater london. it used to be kent county council ulez is driving people absolutely mad. they're finding any way they possibly can to avoid paying they possibly can to avoid paying the charge. and some of them resorting to means that i would never previously have thought of. in fact , here comes thought of. in fact, here comes george, the former landlord of the blacksmiths arms compliant . the blacksmiths arms compliant. turn it . off tur

the bit that really made me mark harper, the me angry about mark harper, the transport secretary on hisd this. and the passengers have a right to know what happened . and he to know what happened. and he couldn't he said it was a technical glitch. well, we all know that. we all know that much. yeah. i mean, there's some suggestion that it was it was caused by an incorrectly filed flight plan by a french airline . well, what does that mean? >> yeah, i know the french disrupting us again . what it is disrupting us again. what it is a dastardly out blame the french. yes, exactly. >> yeah , man, macron just can't >> yeah, man, macron just can't bear this country to be a success. and that's what this is about. >> well, i presume disruptive french airspace, too. but anyway , the problem is, is because it's not the airlines fault, who is to going compensate the traveller? >> well, very good point, because some people having because some people are having to stay in hotels and they're not to get to work and not going to get to work and they not be paid unless they they may not be paid unless th

and we will ask mark harper that question in a moment.ill be know, people will be very concerned the potential concerned about the potential for so life for something. so life threatening as interference with on the busiest day of the year. well, is there a safety concern? >> well, i think there will be operating safely. i mean, they've gone to manual control and have made sure and they'll have made sure safety a top priority. so safety is a top priority. so i don't have a concern about that. we know gone wrong we don't know what's gone wrong because not been told because we've not been told what's wrong. and we're what's gone wrong. and we're told know what's told that they might know what's gone but they haven't yet gone wrong, but they haven't yet explained perhaps explained that to us. perhaps mark will us it sounds like mark will tell us it sounds like a though, doesn't it? a hacking, though, doesn't it? >> a hack. >> sounds like a hack. >> sounds like a hack. >> really know what >> i've really know what i'm talking about one. but ta

yes, i've been talking to mark harper.nsport secretary in charge of all the transport in this country . he and i try to get country. he and i try to get some idea of him whether this idea of the ulez expansion, whether that could happen in other towns and cities. and he made clear for the first time, the gb news today that the government will legislate . government will legislate. >> if councils can object and >> so if councils can object and veto even the imposition of ulez zones on them , and that's what zones on them, and that's what some people feel suddenly in the outer london, parts of london where you today. patrick where you are today. patrick that happened yet. so that hasn't happened yet. so that's maybe an advance of those who are upset about ulez you also said he hoped that hmrc, hmrc would be fair hmrc inspectors would be fair and reasonable with people who try and do try and change or try and charge the 12,050 charge to the tax man. i also raised a big issue there which nigel farage raised the first time on g

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he says mark harper could use section 143 of the greater london authority act to block the expansion london's ulez will be expansion. london's ulez will be extended to the whole of london on august 29th. anyone who's interested in bidding for the collapsed retailer wilko has until the end of today to put in an offer. the high street chain fell into administration last week , 12,500 jobs across 400 week, 12,500 jobs across 400 stores are in jeopardy . today is stores are in jeopardy. today is the deadline set by administrators for the first round of offers in england are 1—0 up in their world cup semi—final against australia, with the game's only goal so far coming in the 36th minute, sending england fans delirious at this fan zone in south . at this fan zone in south. london england, the current european champions are the favourites to win the world cup. australia, however, are the only team to have beaten england under coach wiegman the under coach sarina wiegman the lionesses 45 minutes away from reaching their first ever world cup final. second half has cup final. the second half

i don't know if you've noticed, but the transport secretary, mark harper, has introduced an amendment will make it impossible to turn it into road. >> they should have used their powers the whole thing. article 143. should have their 143. they should have used their powers the will be done. powers. the damage will be done. let's a look at the weather let's have a look at the weather . i the temperatures rising in boxt solar >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to the next few days, the changeable theme will continue. most of us seeing some further rain at times, but in between there will be some sunshine. so as we m monday, got as we m monday, we've got this ridge pressure across ridge of high pressure across the is generally gave the uk. this is generally gave us day today, but us a settled day today, but fronts waiting up across the fronts are waiting up across the north—west. and as we go through the night , north—west. and as we go through the night, we'll the course of the

i don't know if you've noticed, but the transport secretary, mark harper, has introduced an amendment will make it impossible to turn it into road. >> they should have used their powers the whole thing. article 143. should have their 143. they should have used their powers the will be done. powers. the damage will be done. let's a look at the weather let's have a look at the weather . i the temperatures rising in boxt solar >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to the next few days, the changeable theme will continue. most of us seeing some further rain at times, but in between there will be some sunshine. so as we m monday, got as we m monday, we've got this ridge pressure across ridge of high pressure across the is generally gave the uk. this is generally gave us day today, but us a settled day today, but fronts waiting up across the fronts are waiting up across the north—west. and as we go through the night , north—west. and as we go through the night, we'll the course of the

the transport secretary, mark harper, says it's the worst incident of its kind to hit air traffic controlaustin. the shock waves from yesterday continued to be felt, as these passengers at liverpool this morning discovered. we booked to take the kids to dublin for the day and just got here and were told it has been cancelled, so we are waiting now in line to see if we can find something else. struggling to figure out how we feel in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and crews have been left out of position by the hundreds of cancellations and many flights back into the uk were already full. airlines say they are doing all they can to get people home, but some face a long wait. our next available flight that easyjet offered us is this friday, and it's going to take eight hours via geneva, so we have a four hour stopover in geneva, which is quite frustrating. then we have had to fork out nearly £1000 for hotels for the next four nights. we stayed in paris. we haven't had any information. they weren't able to put— any information. they weren't able to

secretary has said today this is concerning passengers and they are surprised the transport secretary mark harpereard from him, we had heard from the lib dems asking rishi sunak to convene an urgent cobra meeting so there is a political dimension as well. there is but i sometimes _ political dimension as well. there is but i sometimes fear _ political dimension as well. there is but i sometimes fear in - political dimension as well. there is but i sometimes fear in the - is but i sometimes fear in the circumstances politicians all want to give their two pennies worth, for example there is no need in my opinion for a cobra meeting, to a working at pace to try to get it fixed. the time spent briefing the prime minister who ultimately cannot do anything to change the situation is not going to be helpful, you might want to have an investigation after and there will be one into what caused it. i have been told most recently from several sources that a cyber attack is being ruled out. i sometimes feel politicians want to have a say on everything and actually for the hundreds of thousands of people sitt

transport secretary mark harper says it's the worst incident of its kind to hit air traffic control inearly a decade, and a review into what happened is under way. katy austin has our top story. the shock waves from yesterday continued to be felt, as these passengers at liverpool this morning discovered. we booked to take the kids to dublin for the day and just got here and were told it has been cancelled, so were told it has been cancelled, so we are waiting now in line to see if we are waiting now in line to see if we can find something else. struggling to figure out how we feel in our— struggling to figure out how we feel in our day— struggling to figure out how we feel in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just— in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft _ and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and — and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and crews have been left out of position by the hundreds of cancellations and many flights back into the uk were already full. airlines say they are doing all they can to get people home, but some face

mark harper the transport secretary released a statement on twitter.e says the technical issue affecting britain's national air traffic services now been resolved. the aviation minister and i are continuing to work with nats to help them manage affected flights and support passengers. our reporter luxmy gopal is in heathrow for us. good news finally? that's right, aood good news finally? that's right, good news _ good news finally? that's right, good news with _ good news finally? that's right, good news with the _ good news finally? that's right, good news with the national- good news finally? that's right, good news with the national airi good news with the national air traffic services saying that they have identified and in their words, remedied the technical issue. i am here at heathrow airport as you can see, one of the biggest, the biggest airport in the uk and the busiest in europe, and it like its counterparts across the country was affected. we have from this corner seen several flights taking off and landing but if you think about the fact t

therefore procedures are having to be carried - in the past few moments, the transport secretary mark harperased a statement. he says... our reporter luxmy gopal is at heathrow for us. you've been there pretty much since the start of this, is there a sense of relief now the issue has at least been identified?— of relief now the issue has at least been identified? while yes, nancy, it's aood been identified? while yes, nancy, it's good news _ been identified? while yes, nancy, it's good news and _ been identified? while yes, nancy, it's good news and bad _ been identified? while yes, nancy, it's good news and bad news, - been identified? while yes, nancy, it's good news and bad news, isn't| it's good news and bad news, isn't it? the good news is that national air traffic service has identified and remedied that technical issue. but the bad news is the damage has already been done, and the knock on effect is likely to take quite a while to sort out because there are delays and cancellations affecting passengers. there are some passengers. there are some passengers still trying to figure out ho

i've just seen a tweet from the transport secretary, mark harper, urging people to check what their rightsere you are expecting to get on a flight and it has been cancelled or delayed, if you check at the bbc news website or app, we have a special live page running and there is some really helpful tips and advice on what you need to do if you are in that situation.— you are in that situation. that's very useful- — you are in that situation. that's very useful. thank _ you are in that situation. that's very useful. thank you - you are in that situation. that's very useful. thank you very - you are in that situation. that's i very useful. thank you very much. lisa minot, travel editor for the sun newspaper, gave us her thoughts on the air travel backlog. imean, i mean, this was, as your reporter was saying, the busiest weekend of the year in terms of flights, the busiest insecta prayer of pre—pandemic. any kind of impact would seriously affect air traffic control is always going to have far—reaching consequences. yes, the system is back up and running again which means they are not having to

people have responded to this consultation, but ultimately it will be the transport secretary, mark harperdecision. if they all say they don't like it, the transport secretary can say, well, we are going ahead with it. the rail minister huw merriman told mps at the start of the year that they want ticket office staff to come from behind the ticket office and interact with passengers and customers on the platform, where they can be of more assistance. that is what the train companies are saying. they have made these four pledges, they say they will be more staff available to do face—to—face help for customers. customers will never have to travel out of the way to get tickets, those with disability needs will be assisted, and all rail staff will be treated fairly. they say the train companies will be more engaging and interesting for them. the union say this is more about cost—cutting, and ultimatelyjobs going. that is something the train companies deny. what about you? how does this impact on your daily experience? maybe you only go on a train for occasional trips, so it is not something yo

he says mark harper could use section 143 of the greater london authority act to block the expansion.n's ulez will be extended to the whole of london on august 29th. wildfire is continue to blaze across the mediterranean in both france and the canary islands. this was the situation last night on the side of a mountain in tenerife. nearby villages were evacuated by this morning, the fire had already devastated about 320 acres near the mountain volcano. that's spain's highest peak . joe that's spain's highest peak. joe biden will travel to hawaii on monday to see the damage from the deadly wildfires that have killed over 100 people. the us president will be joined by the first lady as they visit the resort town of lahaina, which has been devastated by the fires . the russian space agency says their lunar lander has entered their lunar lander has entered the moon's orbit . it's a major the moon's orbit. it's a major step towards russia's aim of being the first country to execute a soft landing on the south pole of the moon and to for search frozen water. luna, 25, will circle the moon fo

sadiq khan is running riot and the transport secretary mark harper has the power to stop it all.in my digest next, i'll challenge the tories to grow a backbone and fight back against the extreme eco agenda . then my extreme eco agenda. then my superstar panel and tonight, i'm joined by alison pearson, lord shaun bailey and rebecca reid. from one ruined capital city to another, the edinburgh fringe has cancelled graham linehan again as a replacement venue, also refuses to platform the talented father ted creator . so talented father ted creator. so has free speech officially been destroyed by the woke left? i'll get the view of fleet street icon calvin mackenzie in on cancelled plus as 550 illegal migrants cross the english

, because and now understandably, because a lot of pressure we've all put on the government and mark harperlot the which is great a lot of the pubuc which is great a lot of the public and thank you to everyone for doing that. now he and now they keir starmer and they and also keir starmer and others in the labour party are wanting separate themselves wanting to separate themselves from because realise from this because they realise how how much how unpopular it is and how much it people. it damages working people. however, in many ways the conservatives were just as much to blame initially for all of this former prime this and the former prime minister. the question has to minister. so the question has to be how are we going to resolve this and change this issue isn't going fact, it's going going away. in fact, it's going to much worse and it is to get much worse and it is going linked to some of going to be linked to some of the issues we've seen around the country where people have got them like in them taken out, like in warrington elsewhere. warrington and elsewhere. >> a highway >> sad

sadiq khan is running riot and the transport secretary mark harper has the power to stop it all.challenge the tories to grow a backbone and fight back against the extreme eco agenda . then my extreme eco agenda. then my superstar panel and tonight, i'm joined by alison pearson, lord shaun bailey and rebecca reid. from one ruined capital city to another, the edinburgh fringe has cancelled graham linehan again as a replacement venue, also refuses to platform the talented father ted creator . so talented father ted creator. so has free speech officially been destroyed by the woke left? i'll get the view of fleet street icon calvin mackenzie in on cancelled plus as

he says mark harper could use section 143 of the greater london authority act to block the expansion has expansion. mayor sadiq khan has overseen the expansion, which covers greater london in its entirety and launches on august the 29th. anyone who's interested in bidding for the collapsed retailer wilko has until the end of today to put in an offer. the high street chain fell into administration last week, 12,500 jobs across 400 stores are in jeopardy . today is stores are in jeopardy. today is the deadline set by a administrators for the first round of offers , and england round of offers, and england will face australia in the world cup semi—final this morning. let's take you live to the scene outside the national stadium in sydney, where, as you can see, fans are milling around. there's just under an hour to go until kick off. it's a sell—out 75,000 capacity crowd. watch the lionesses take on the matildas for the right to face spain in sunday's final. england the current european champions are the favourites to win the world cup. australia however, are the only team to have beate

mark harper also says he's in touch with the airlines as the funeral of russian mercenary chief yevgenyrigozhin was held privately at a cemetery in saint petersburg. that's according to his press office. secretary secrecy had surrounded the funeral arrangements for prigozhin, who was killed in that plane crash two months after staging a mutiny against vladimir putin. the kremlin had said earlier that the russian president would not be attending the funeral the way in which the notting hill carnival is run and policed is being reviewed after eight stabbings at the event last night, 129 year old man is still in a critical condition after he was stabbed on the northern fringes of the carnival an hour earlier. a 19 year old man was stabbed and seriously injured on ladbroke grove. in the heart of the carnival area. six others were also stabbed but didn't suffer life threatening injuries. there were 275 arrests across the two day event at sir rhett davies says only the liberal democrat ace can win against the tories and the usually safe seat of mid bedfordshire. the lib dems are challenging l

he says mark harper could in fact use section 143 of the greater london authority act to block the expansionlondon will be extended to the whole of . london extended to the whole of. london on august the 29th. now you may have heard england are now through to their first ever women's world cup final after beating hosts australia 3—1 in sydney. ella toone put the lionesses in front in the first half before australia equalised through sam kerr. in the second goals from lauren hemp and alessia russo sealed the win for england to book their place in sunday's final against spain. congrats to them . now, if you're congrats to them. now, if you're heading abroad on friday, remember to pack an umbrella . a remember to pack an umbrella. a thunderstorm is set to hit parts of the uk. a yellow wind warning has been issued for the west parts of wales and storms are expected to hit us late on friday. they'll sweep in across the country into the early hours of saturday, but it isn't all bad. cloud are expected to clear in time for a sunny weekend . in time for a sunny weekend. this is gb news across the uk

he's the to mark harper.e case. keep the drum. >> yeah, we want to show you this little video this morning, richard, our blood richard, as if our blood couldn't boil a video. >> nasty. couldn't boil a video. >> so sty. couldn't boil a video. >> so this is an afghan boy, a young man who took the journey across the channel, and he's documented his holiday as it appears to be on tiktok. and there he is in the hotel in the uk with his beautiful, huge tv and the lovely, fresh sheets. and how do we as a country it offer any sort of deterrent to making that journey whilst those doing it are doing such a good job of selling the idea? >> but let's be very clear these are advertisements on tiktok to people all over the world to say come to the uk. it's fantastic. it's the best place to be. we're a soft touch and so we're being exploited. we're being manipulated. this will only stop when the government is the day. has the gumption to carry out what we at reform uk are proposing , which is you pick up proposing, which is

it seems to me to be absolutely a no brainer that mark harper needs to liven up.up and get involved in the fight. >> so according to nigel, the conservative government could actually stop you. >> liz well, it sounds like a very attractive proposition , very attractive proposition, but, you know, stopping you coming in and doesn't stop con and i'm a great believer in democracy and the way we stop the expansion of ulez and the charging for going through tunnels and any other harebrained schemes. he's got is by getting rid of the man next yeah by getting rid of the man next year. what i want say. year. that's what i want say. i want to focus on campaigning to get susan next if do get susan in next year. if we do that, successful, then that, if we're successful, then all this rubbish you see that cars with stops cars coming out with it stops straight rid of straight away. let's get rid of the man, not just policy. the man, not just the policy. >> you it can be >> do you do you think it can be done? what's so done? because what's so interesting the last interesting is

it mentions cabinet members penny shapps and penny mordaunt, grant shapps and mark face losing mark harperead, which actually points ahead, which is actually less thought they were ahead. >> we've here before. >> well, we've been here before. i i was a member of i mean, i was a member of parliament back in the 1990s i mean, i was a member of parl for ent back in the 1990s i mean, i was a member of parl for nearly :k in the 1990s i mean, i was a member of parl for nearly five the 1990s i mean, i was a member of parl for nearly five years 1990s i mean, i was a member of parl for nearly five years after 90s and for nearly five years after britain fell off a cliff of the erm the tories were flatlining in the polls. yeah it was quite clear that 97 was going to be a wipe—out and nothing that, that they could do under john major's they could do underjohn major's prime minister who refused to accept responsible for the greatest economic disaster that we've seen since the gold standard in 1931. he wouldn't resign. so the electorate then got their own back. and i think the tories, in the same period

it mentions cabinet members penny shapps and penny mordaunt, grant shapps and mark face losing mark harperhead, actually points ahead, which is actually less thought they were ahead. >> we've here before. >> well, we've been here before. i i was a member of i mean, i was a member of parliament back in the mid 1990s and nearly years after and for nearly five years after britain fell off a cliff of the erm the tories were flatlining in the polls. yeah it was quite clear that 97 was going to be a wipe—out and nothing that, that they could do under john major's they could do underjohn major's prime minister who refused to accept responsible for the greatest economic disaster that we've seen since the gold standard in 1931. he wouldn't resign. so the electorate then got their own back. and i think the tories, in the same period of denial ism now and as nadine dorries said in her explosive resignation letter, why would you vote for a tory party that isn't conservative conservative just doing all the things that that the labour party would do? actually, we're now seeing a reversal of roles today.

it seems to me to be absolutely a no brainer that mark harper needs to liven up.up and get involved in the fight. >> so according to nigel, the conservative government could actually stop you. >> liz well, it sounds like a very attractive proposition , very attractive proposition, but, you know, stopping you coming in and doesn't stop con and i'm a great believer in democracy and the way we stop the expansion of ulez and the charging for going through tunnels and any other harebrained schemes. he's got is by getting rid of the man next yeah by getting rid of the man next year. what i want say. year. that's what i want say. i want to focus on campaigning to get susan next if do get susan in next year. if we do that, successful, then that, if we're successful, then all this rubbish you see that cars with stops cars coming out with it stops straight rid of straight away. let's get rid of the man, not just policy. the man, not just the policy. >> you it can be >> do you do you think it can be done? what's so done? because what's so interesting the last interesting is

right but mark harper, again, i'm afraid i'm going to call him out. he is a liar.e transport secretary. he's the transport secretary. he's the transport secretary. he's the transport secretary. he is lying when he says he does not have the power. he does under section 143, clause the is bosses clause one. the point is bosses lead, right? lawyers advise as you then take that advice and decide whether you listen to it or whether you leave richard tice also a gift for the tories because they use that power under that greater london assembly act to ban the introduction of the expansion. >> if sadiq khan's lawyers then get it overturned. the tories say we were on the side of the ordinary families, the ordinary drivers, ordinary motorists drivers, the ordinary motorists and to fight it and we're going to fight it again the courts we'll fight. >> but it's even simple >> but it's even more simple that many, many that it would take many, many months go through court. months to go through the court. the court of appeal and the supreme court during which time the large the go

minister has just been speaking to saying the to reporters saying that the transport secretary, mark harperextensively engaged with the aviation industry to make sure airlines support passengers, quote, to the absolute best of their ability . but we've heard from ability. but we've heard from willie walsh, of course, he used to british airways. now to lead british airways. now director general of iata, the sort trade saying it sort of trade body, saying it could cost them about £100 million as that's correct. >> well, we have heard from the transport secretary over the last couple of hours , and he was last couple of hours, and he was saying he's warning people that this could last for several days when he's referring to the backlog of passengers who are attempt ing to fly out of the country . and, of course, now the country. and, of course, now the situation we have with easyjet offering repatriation flights as well . and of course, we have well. and of course, we have heard from willie walsh, as you mentioned there. he's the former boss of british airways and the current director general

the paper quotes transport secretary mark harper, who has called for there to be a grace period beforeand the times says that scientists are "pouring cold water on beer goggles". they report on a study by the university of pittsburgh, which found that alcohol cannot make someone appear more attractive. here's the striking painting of the monarch of the glen painting, by sir edwin landseer — one of the most famous british pictures of the 19th century. it's in the news this morning because it's been moved to its new home at the national gallery of scotland, with only one month to go until the opening of the new scottish galleries at the national in edinburgh on 30th of september. it is magnificent. four women who were all raped by the same man have waived their anonymity to campaign for better treatment for rape victims in the justice system. 23—year—old logan doig was sentenced to nine and a half years, with a further three years' extended sentence, at glasgow's high court last month. 0ur reporter catriona renton has been speaking to three of the women about supporting each other in cou

we're joined now by the transport secretary, mark harper. good morning. _ delays in the days ahead. how much longer will this go on? _ delays in the days ahead. how much longer will this go on? first, - delays in the days ahead. how much longer will this go on? first, can - delays in the days ahead. how much longer will this go on? first, can i i longer will this go on? first, can i add my apology to what national air traffic service said yesterday. it was incredibly disruptive yesterday with a significant number of flights cancelled following their technical issue. there will be a knock—on impact today and i suspect another few days as airlines get planes and services back to normal. i know how frustrating it is for passengers. i have had flights cancelled myself. it is frustrating. the airlines have a responsibility to look after passengers and accommodate them and get them on another flight if necessary. get them on another flight if necessary-— get them on another flight if necessa . ~ . , , necessary. we are getting messages from viewers — necessary.

and then this bryce harper sends one to the 409 mark in center off 611 pitcher sean kelly. the ball takes a weird bounce away from wade meckler, who then can't come up with it a couple of times. harper just keeps on running, has himself an inside the park home run the second one, the giants have allowed this month. that's a fair point. giants didn't help themselves in the field in the seventh. johan rojas with a liner to left at blake sabol misjudges. by the time sabo runs the ball down, two runners score. rojas goes to third with a triple and the route was on. the giants made a little noise in the ninth with a two run inning. but the phils were 10 to 4 winners. they shoved the giants down to the number three spot in the wild card, the game in front of the reds. marlins and diamondbacks. preseason football games are a lot more about determining what players ultimately make the roster than who wins or loses the 49ers may have made some important determinations in their win on saturday against denver seventh round draft picks don't usually have great odds of making the team, b

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mark in center up 611 pitcher sean jelly. the ball takes a weird bounce away from wade meckler, who then can't come up with it a couple of times. harperust keeps on running. has himself an inside the park home run. the second one the giants have allowed this month, and the giants didn't help themselves in the field in the seventh either. johan rojas hits a liner to left at blake sabo misjudges at the time. sabo runs the ball down, two runners score rojas goes for third with the triple the rout was on the giants make a little noise in the ninth with a two run inning but the phils were 10 to 4 winners. they shoved the giants down to the number three spot on the wild card just a half game in front of arizona. we haven't been a lot of high points for the a's this year, but they had one tonight at the a's, had the long ball going against the royals. the team with the second worst record in baseball. jordan diaz had already homered in the second that zack jealous got ahold of an alec markey pitch in the third. that one clears the 388 single off. it's played in just 32 major league games, and he has nine home runs, 2 to 1. oakland. he's got