and he might take a turn with bbc presenter chris packham asking , is it time chris packham asking, ist time for climate activists to break the law? it might just be time to stop packham . two hours of to stop packham. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. i'll see you after the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> mark thank you. good evening. well, the home office has been ordered to stop construction work on a former raf base that was set to house asylum seekers. west lindsey district council in lincolnshire served an enforcement and stop notice , enforcement and stop notice, saying it was clear there had been a breach of planning control . the government had control. the government had planned to house up to 2000 people at raf scampton . in other people at raf scampton. in other news today , labour says all news today, labour says all major budget decisions would be checked by the office for budget responsibility if it gets into power. sir keir starmer said it will ensure what he calls the mistakes of liz truss so—called mini—budget leading to high pn

and he might take a turn with bbc presenter chris packham asking , is it time chris packham asking, ist time for climate activists to break the law? it might just be time to stop packham . two hours of to stop packham. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. i'll see you after the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> mark thank you. good evening. well, the home office has been ordered to stop construction work on a former raf base that was set to house asylum seekers. west lindsey district council in lincolnshire served an enforcement and stop notice , enforcement and stop notice, saying it was clear there had been a breach of planning control . the government had control. the government had planned to house up to 2000 people at raf scampton . in other people at raf scampton. in other news today , labour says all news today, labour says all major budget decisions would be checked by the office for budget responsibility if it gets into power. sir keir starmer said it will ensure what he calls the mistakes of liz truss so—called mini—budget leading to high pn

by the bbc's chris packham.n active environmental campaigner, some would say fanatic . in environmental campaigner, some would say fanatic. in a moment we talk to him about why he thinks there should be no more oil and gas and why we should cover up the palace of westminster in solar panels. no, seriously , all of that in just a seriously, all of that in just a couple listening to gb news radio. with parliament back as well. >> not just the schools, at least those that are opening tomorrow will be a big energy day. yes, energy policy will be debated. many amendments put down and of course, campaigners on both sides are urging mps to act in one way or another. well gb news is joe casper went down to parliament square to interview chris packham. now he started off by asking him about his protest at rishi sunak , his protest at rishi sunak, giving new licences out for oil and gas drilling in the north sea and the very concept of energy self—sufficiency, well , energy self—sufficiency, well, i've been helping to ass

by the bbc's chris packham.n active environmental campaigner, some would say fanatic . in environmental campaigner, some would say fanatic. in a moment we talk to him about why he thinks there should be no more oil and gas and why we should cover up the palace of westminster in solar panels. no, seriously , all of that in just a seriously, all of that in just a couple listening to gb news radio. with parliament back as well. >> not just the schools, at least those that are opening tomorrow will be a big energy day. yes, energy policy will be debated. many amendments put down and of course, campaigners on both sides are urging mps to act in one way or another. well gb news is joe casper went down to parliament square to interview chris packham. now he started off by asking him about his protest at rishi sunak , his protest at rishi sunak, giving new licences out for oil and gas drilling in the north sea and the very concept of energy self—sufficiency, well , energy self—sufficiency, well, i've been helping to ass

now, kelvin mackenzie on rupert murdoch chris packham. in murdoch and chris packham.eather , that warm feeling the weather, that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hi there. thursday's blustery showers will ease overnight some dner showers will ease overnight some drier and clearer spells, but also a cool night to come , with also a cool night to come, with temperatures widely in the single figures before further showers on friday. now we've lost the persistent spells of rain that we saw earlier in the week, especially across western parts of the uk. but we've still got a of showers got quite a number of showers circulating old area circulating around an old area of low pressure that's sitting to the north of scotland. and that means there will be further showers overnight, especially that means there will be further showesternzrnight, especially that means there will be further showestern scotland, pecially that means there will be further showestern scotland, northern that means there wil

now, kelvin mackenzie on rupert murdoch chris packham. in murdoch and chris packham.eather , that warm feeling the weather, that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hi there. thursday's blustery showers will ease overnight some dner showers will ease overnight some drier and clearer spells, but also a cool night to come , with also a cool night to come, with temperatures widely in the single figures before further showers on friday. now we've lost the persistent spells of rain that we saw earlier in the week, especially across western parts of the uk. but we've still got a of showers got quite a number of showers circulating old area circulating around an old area of low pressure that's sitting to the north of scotland. and that means there will be further showers overnight, especially that means there will be further showesternzrnight, especially that means there will be further showestern scotland, pecially that means there will be further showestern scotland, northern that means there wil

. >> need to chris packham >> we need to get chris packham on show at some point on the show at someecause he did a little interview for us the other day making opposite making all the opposite arguments. we need to have arguments. but we need to have these debates. jacob i'm astonished that so little coverage today's press about coverage in today's press about some the potentially some of the potentially draconian that passed draconian laws that were passed last night in parliament with only nine mps objecting . only nine mps objecting. >> i know. look at section ten of the bill which could potentially make it a criminal offence to sell your family home if it doesn't meet insulation criteria and you put in prison for up to 12 months and no one outrageous talk about it. >> liberty, it seems, is unfashionable. it will come back into fashion at some point in the future. well, it jolly well had better do right ? that the future. well, it jolly well had better do right? that is it from me. i'll back with you from me. i'll be back with you tomorrow evening at 7:00. live here in london. bu

. >> need to chris packham >> we need to get chris packham on show at some point on the show at someause he did a little interview for us the other day making opposite making all the opposite arguments. we need to have arguments. but we need to have these debates. jacob i'm astonished that so little coverage today's press about coverage in today's press about some the potentially some of the potentially draconian that passed draconian laws that were passed last night in parliament with only nine mps objecting . only nine mps objecting. >> i know. look at section ten of the bill which could potentially make it a criminal offence to sell your family home if it doesn't meet insulation criteria and you put in prison for up to 12 months and no one outrageous talk about it. >> liberty, it seems, is unfashionable. it will come back into fashion at some point in the future. well, it jolly well had better do right ? that the future. well, it jolly well had better do right? that is it from me. i'll back with you from me. i'll be back with you tomorrow evening at 7:00. live here in london. but

and chris packham is also not on the list, although he's well—known for his views on environmental issuesnt affairs, they are absolutely within the bbc, bound by extremely tight guidelines. and that remains. it's important that because i think you can get lost. we've also got general guidelines for the whole population that are clear around civility and bringing the bbc into disrepute. but we had a particular challenge and we've had our challenges around this group of people who are faces of the bbc and present our flagship programme. so today we've announced that guidance which we can talk about, which clearly says there are some fixed parameters around political campaigning or criticising politicians, but also recognise, i think, realistically, where we are in terms of their ability to talk about issues they care about. so if you present strictly, you're on the flagship list. so too the antiques roadshow, the radio one breakfast programme and match of the day. in essence, if you happen to be the presenter of a well—known sports programme, think carefully about your tweets when the footb

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others have chris packham and others have a right to do the same ?f course they have a right to do the same, but i don't understand lineker thinks understand why lineker thinks anyone he thinks anyone cares what he thinks about or brexit or about immigration or brexit or border or anything like border policy or anything like that. he's paid a grossly inflated salary and i think he should. i think he needs to, you know, get on with his job, which is the reason he's paid that salary is to be a sports presenter. licence fee is presenter. the licence fee is going on. his grossly inflated salary and is that not is that not enough for him to just, you know, keep schtum and do his job? so do you think the rules should be stricter ? should be stricter? >> do you think this is too lax, this this compromise from the director general? >> i it's weird >> i think it's a weird compromise. if compromise. and, you know, if the bbc want to keep pretending that they impartial, the bbc want to keep pretending that they impartial , then that they are impartial, then the

others have chris packham and others have a right to do the same ?f course they have a right to do the same, but i don't understand lineker thinks understand why lineker thinks anyone he thinks anyone cares what he thinks about or brexit or about immigration or brexit or border or anything like border policy or anything like that. he's paid a grossly inflated salary and i think he should. i think he needs to, you know, get on with his job, which is the reason he's paid that salary is to be a sports presenter. licence fee is presenter. the licence fee is going on. his grossly inflated salary and is that not is that not enough for him to just, you know, keep schtum and do his job? so do you think the rules should be stricter ? should be stricter? >> do you think this is too lax, this this compromise from the director general? >> i it's weird >> i think it's a weird compromise. if compromise. and, you know, if the bbc want to keep pretending that they impartial, the bbc want to keep pretending that they impartial , then that they are impartial, then the

and chris packham is also not on the list, although he's well—known for his views on environmental issues are absolutely within the bbc, bound by extremely tight guidelines. and that remains. it's important that because i think you can get lost. we've also got general guidelines for the whole population that are clear around civility and bringing the bbc into disrepute. but we had a particular challenge and we've had our challenges around this group of people who are faces of the bbc and present our flagship programmes. so today we've announced that guidance which we can talk about, which clearly says there are some fixed parameters around political campaigning or criticising politicians, but also recognise, i think, realistically, where we are in terms of their ability to talk about issues they care about. so if you present strictly, you're on the flagship list. so too the antiques roadshow, the radio one breakfast programme and match of the day. in essence, if you happen to be the presenter of a well—known sports programme, think carefully about your tweets when the football is on. the

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, the mate and chris packham, the narcissist eco crusader , thinks narcissist eco crusader, thinks breakingy responsible . bill he even got a channel 4 special to say it . chris how special to say it. chris how about you pack your vegan leather shopper a packet of bugs for the road and take your moral high ground straight to china because we brits contribute just 1% of global co2 . but the green 1% of global co2. but the green extreme want us to bear 100% of the guilt where a country that's already cut carbon emissions by 40% since the 1970s is the real tragedy here is the likes of barbara bolton , 87 year old of barbara bolton, 87 year old of greater manchester. barbara froze to death last winter and she was found slumped at the kitchen table by her grandson. this this is the generation that built britain whilst these prats build wind farms , the want us to build wind farms, the want us to rely on wind and solar like they're the superman of energy. spoiler alert, folks. they're not. they're more like dodgy sidekicks who never show up when you need them. they're more rodney and del boy than

one man behind that call for action who has organised the althing —— althing, chris packham, the conservationistonservationist, thank you for “oininr me. �* , . ~' joining me. a pleasure, thank you. how is your— joining me. a pleasure, thank you. how is your protest _ joining me. a pleasure, thank you. how is your protest going - joining me. a pleasure, thank you. how is your protest going so - joining me. a pleasure, thank you. how is your protest going so far? l joining me. a pleasure, thank you. | how is your protest going so far? it is going well, we have a significant number_ is going well, we have a significant number of— is going well, we have a significant number of the uk ngos, non—governmental organisations, conservation charities, to come together— conservation charities, to come together because they are disgruntled. we had yet another report— disgruntled. we had yet another report published, which tells us the state _ report published, which tells us the state of— report published, which tells us the state of nature in the uk is desperate. many species decline, many— desperate. many

100% plant based meals to be dished out at universities and gain the support of bbc presenter chris packham'll serve up to my superstar serve that up to my superstar panel during the nominations for tonight's greatest britain and uni and jackass. but next in uncanceled, it's one year without late great queen without the late great queen elizabeth ii and king charles was a long waiting here. and now he's drawing up his blueprint for a modern day monarchy. but can he consolidate the future of the royal family esteemed royal biographer visor to the netflix hit series the crown. robert lacey will be back with his expert analysis in welcome back. this time a year ago, we were all preparing for the worst . but after the the worst. but after the increasingly unwell late queen pulled out of a privy council session via video link at the last minute in an exclusive interview with gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, the then prime minister, liz truss, has tonight remembered that dawning real ization of what was to come originally was going to be a video call then that turned into a phone call

100% plant based meals to be dished out at universities and gain the support of bbc presenter chris packham i'll serve up to my superstar serve that up to my superstar panel during the nominations for tonight's greatest britain and uni and jackass. but next in uncanceled, it's one year without late great queen without the late great queen elizabeth ii and king charles was a long waiting here. and now he's drawing up his blueprint for a modern day monarchy. but can he consolidate the future of the royal family esteemed royal biographer visor to the netflix hit series the crown. robert lacey will be back with his expert analysis in welcome back. this time a year ago, we were all preparing for the worst . but after the the worst. but after the increasingly unwell late queen pulled out of a privy council session via video link at the last minute in an exclusive interview with gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, the then prime minister, liz truss, has tonight remembered that dawning real ization of what was to come originally was going to be a video call then that turned into a phone cal

in my take at ten, bbc presenter chris packham supports breaking the law to save the planet.se and should king charles stay out of the climate debate? i'll be asking top royal correspondent jennie bond . plus, correspondent jennie bond. plus, my mark meets guest. newsreader king legend nicholas owen. we're live from . live from. nine >> hi there. i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight. the conservative life peerin tonight. the conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan on the ceo of ler, kevin craig. do i trust the lib dems? says george . what the lib dems? says george. what a question. of course not. they're politicians and you cannot trust any of them, he says. they prove that to us. repeatedly called blimey george a harsh, harsh man. david says , a harsh, harsh man. david says, please, can you ask the lib dems how they can possibly call themselves democrats when they don't receive the brexit votes? you're saying again, there's that sense actually, of trusting politicians that is coming through a lot actually, that people do feel a little bit disc

other signatories include chris packham . funny include chris packham.caroline lucas. so should uk universities go vegan to save the planet ? go vegan to save the planet? well, to thrash this out, we are joined by former tory mp and chair of the environment, food and rural affairs neil parish. morning neil and senior environment campaign for viva vegan campaign training charity jasmine clark, jasmine , let me jasmine clark, jasmine, let me come to you first. make the case, please, as to why the universities should not be feeding burgers to students who need protein for their brains . need protein for their brains. >> well , to start off, i'll just >> well, to start off, i'll just say that demand for meat, dairy, fish and eggs is a leading cause of the climate crisis and is the driver of global wildlife extinction. so adopting a vegan diet has been proven to the single biggest thing we can all do to reduce our impact on the planet. and if we're thinking about how we're going to build sustainable future, where we can all survive the climate crisis is threa

we have an interview tonight with chris packham, environmental campaigner.tic. he'll tell us why by covering the palace of westminster in solar panels may just save the world. and for council tax payers everywhere . council tax payers everywhere. did you know that you are funding in many cases lots and lots of people who are working, not just from home but actually living abroad and working for your local council? what can be done about that? but before we get to those subjects, let's get the news with ray addison . the news with ray addison. thanks, nigel. >> our top stories this hour, the education secretary has confirmed a list of schools affected by the concrete crisis will be published this week. it comes after gillian keegan was heard expressing her frustration at the situation in an unusually frank expletive ridden hot mic moment . moment. >> does anyone ever say , you >> does anyone ever say, you know what, you've done a good job because everyone else has sat on there and done nothing? no. no signs of that. no . no. no signs of that. no. >> well, ms

we have an interview tonight with chris packham, environmental campaigner.fanatic. he'll tell us why by covering the palace of westminster in solar panels may just save the world. and for council tax payers everywhere . council tax payers everywhere. did you know that you are funding in many cases lots and lots of people who are working, not just from home but actually living abroad and working for your local council? what can be done about that? but before we get to those subjects, let's get the news with ray addison . the news with ray addison. thanks, nigel. >> our top stories this hour, the education secretary has confirmed a list of schools affected by the concrete crisis will be published this week. it comes after gillian keegan was heard expressing her frustration at the situation in an unusually frank expletive ridden hot mic moment . moment. >> does anyone ever say , you >> does anyone ever say, you know what, you've done a good

and chris packham politicised. and chris packham is well known for being very political.und the government wanting to loosen controls . on environmental controls. on environmental restrictions to build houses as simple as that. so they're going kind of against the government on this. they're entitled to their view, but not as a charity . and this is , i think, alarming . and this is, i think, alarming people more and more than, in fact the huge numbers , huge fact the huge numbers, huge amounts of money now going into charities and they pay themselves awful lot . but themselves an awful lot. but when you look all of our when you look at all of our institutions and things that we used respected , used to be very respected, whether it's oxfam, whether it's say, trust, say, the national trust, they are all becoming political. and it's just it's just not on. it's outrageous. nikki what do you make of this? >> because some people watching at donors to the at home might be donors to the rspb, might be members the rspb, might be members of the rspb, might be members of the rspb

bbc presenter and eco activist chris packham has lent his support. of course he has.is all very strange . i thought higher strange. i thought higher education was about assembling the facts, gathering data and reaching an informed conclusion . did these academics not see the rather distressing report suggesting that children raised on a vegan diet were on average three centimetre shorter than those who eat meat? the bones of vegan children were also smaller and less strong , putting them at and less strong, putting them at risk of wait for it fractures and osteo fluorosis in later life . the study by university life. the study by university college london's great ormond street institute of child health said parents must be aware of the risks of vegan diets advising that vegan children should be given vitamin b12 and vitamin d supplements to reduce potentially long term health consequences . cases of being on consequences. cases of being on a plant based diet. so a diet so incredibly healthy , you need to incredibly healthy, you need to add supplements . welcome to the

bbc presenter and eco activist chris packham has lent his support. of course he has.is all very strange . i thought higher strange. i thought higher education was about assembling the facts, gathering data and reaching an informed conclusion . did these academics not see the rather distressing report suggesting that children raised on a vegan diet were on average three centimetre shorter than those who eat meat? the bones of vegan children were also smaller and less strong , putting them at and less strong, putting them at risk of wait for it fractures and osteo fluorosis in later life . the study by university life. the study by university college london's great ormond street institute of child health said parents must be aware of the risks of vegan diets advising that vegan children should be given vitamin b12 and vitamin d supplements to reduce potentially long term health consequences . cases of being on consequences. cases of being on a plant based diet. so a diet so incredibly healthy , you need to incredibly healthy, you need to add supplements . welcome to the

moment and could win him the next election i >> -- >> in my emma >> in my take at ten bbc presenter chris packhames stay out of the climate debate, i'll be asking top royal correspondent jennie bond. >> plus, my mark meets guest newsreading legend nicholas owen. we're live from . declared bankruptcy . what on declared bankruptcy. what on earth is going on is our local council model is broken. do we just need to basically rip up the whole thing and start again? you tell me. and should murderers ever be granted anonymity that is a sensitive one, particularly when the killer is, say, 16 years

other signatories include chris packham and the green party mp caroline lucas.universities go vegan in order to save the planet . to save the planet. >> okay, let's debate this now with jennifer white. jennifer is a senior media and communications manager. jennheni communications manager. jennifer, i never know if it's peta or peta . peta or peta. >> it's peter. peta. >> it's peter. peta. >> okay, like like blue peter. >> okay, like like blue peter. >> yeah, like the name. >> yeah, like the name. >> yeah. okay >> yeah. okay >> and there beside her is gareth wyn jones. gareth is a sheep farmer and are you you do that in wales? gareth. what sort of sheep do you have ? of sheep do you have? >> we have beef sheep. um, and i grow a lot of my own vegetables as well. and my family's been on this farm for 375 years. yeah. so good morning. what are that? >> oh , is that your milk there? >> oh, is that your milk there? >> oh, is that your milk there? >> it's my neighbour's milk that's shipped here every two days. local, seasonal, sustainable food at its best. >> do you kn

chris climate doom packham and deborah don't fly on private jets maiden as well as the former boss ofhat famous climate conscious business joined with hundreds of businesses to take part in the queue for climate on the millennium bridge, of all places. quite what it achieved, i'm not sure , but here to tell i'm not sure, but here to tell me is editor gemmell , leader of me is editor gemmell, leader of the climate party and an attendee to the demonstration today. attendee to the demonstration today . ed, what were you queuing for? >> well, as you said, it was the queue for climate and nature. the it was run by business declares the group who organised it and there were effectively three things written into a letter that was then signed by everybody who was queuing, and that's accelerating renewables everybody who was queuing, and that's ukalerating renewables everybody who was queuing, and that's uk ..erating renewables everybody who was queuing, and that's uk . it'sing renewables everybody who was queuing, and that's uk . it's startingwables everybody who was queuing, and that's uk .

i showed the pictures to the naturalist and environmental campaigner chris packham, who lives nearby.ll me. in incidents like this, we don't measure the volumes that are going in because it's in an uncontrolled nature. what we do, and more importantly, is measure the impact to the environment. so i asked an expert instead. i'm estimating conservatively around about 25,000 litres per hour. so if it was two days in two nights, that's up to 1.2 million litres. 2a hours of flow would be the equivalent of leaving your hosepipe on for about 25 days. so it's quite a lot from that seemingly trickle. southern water says the burst main here, and at another site nearby, have now been fixed and have apologised for the pollution. an environment agency investigation of hundreds of samples from the water here is underway. it'll be for them to decide on any prosecution. if this is an issue that's affecting waterways near you, get in touch. you can send us a message on whatsapp. the number is 0330123 0aao, orjust scan the qr code with your phone's camera and that will automatically start a chat with u