pat mcfadden, from westminster, _ a year ago. pat mcfadden, from westminster, thank _ a year ago. ago. pat mcfadden, from i westminster, thank you very much a year ago. pat mcfadden, from - westminster, thank you very much for joining us. for almost a decade a civil war has been grinding on in yemen — pushing the arab world's poorest country to the brink of collapse. there has been less violence since a temporary ceasefire last year but there is no sign of a deal to end the conflict. this report from our correspondent 0rla guerin who has returned to the city of taiz in the south—west of yemen. smiling through. this is an 11—year—old boy and he doesn't let much get in his way. he is heading to the river to get water, a daily ritual. life was tough here, even before the war. but ahmed is a fighter. he has been blind from birth, along with four of his siblings. we have come back to meet him at his home near a front line. translation: it's very scary. we are afraid of gunshots. this when fighting starts, we can't go to the park or the valley, or anywhere. when was the last time you he

mr mcfadden.ir trying to have this scheme that kind of seems to ape what the eu is doing and yet poland is against it? hungary is against it. meanwhile, there are other eu countries. denmark's one of them that's now flirting with the idea of processing its own migrants in rwanda and yet you've opposed that scheme, so you've opposed that scheme, so you want to cosy up to the ideas that the eu have that you agree with, but not those that you don't, that look, even if this rwanda scheme ever got off the ground and i'm not sure it will, it will not take anything like the 50,000 odd people that are currently staying in hotels at the cost , at a cost of £2 the cost, at a cost of £2 billion a year for the taxpayer, let alone the numbers elsewhere in the system that aren't staying in hotels. >> so the current situation is failing and the government, even if they got this rwanda scheme off the ground and who knows whether they will, it's all tied up in the courts. it's not going to take anything like those

mr mcfadden . i think keir starmer mcfadden.s tried to clarify his approach to immigration. he's saying that labour does not want to join the eu's own migration scheme, but it still begs the question and this is what i think our viewers and listeners are trying to get and listeners are trying to get an answer to under this idea of taking in some eu migrants in return for sending people back across the channel how many migrants are we talking about? he's avoiding the word quota , he's avoiding the word quota, but we don't have any numbers at all. so can you give us number? >> no, and i don't think it will work like that. i mean, what my colleague, the shadow home secretary yvette cooper, has talked about is , is children talked about is, is children with strong family links to the uk and so on. but i think you've also got to put this in the light of what happens now. no one gets returned. they're all staying in hotels and we're spending £2 billion a year on it. the system completely it. the system is completely failing . we have

pat mcfadden is given a prominent shadow role, as is rising labour star darrenjones as number two inteam. live now to westminster and our political correspondent alex forsyth. three and a half years on — does the promotion of three figures on the right of the party tell us more about where keir starmer�*s political leanings lie. that will definitely be one reading of this reshuffle because despite the fact the top jobs, the shadow home secretary, health secretary, chancellor, shadow education secretary, dale stayed the same but apart from that there's been a pretty extensive reshuffle of other ministerial posts. angela rayner taking on levelling up, housing and communities. that meant a bit of a demotion for lisa nandy who becomes shadow international development minister although she doesn't know how the department. liz kendall has been promoted now to shadow work and pensions secretary, pat mcfadden people's tony bland's political secretary takes on an important role being the national campaign coordinator for being the national campaign coordinatorfor labour. being the national ca

cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, camp lejeune, north carolina >>> we'll take a short break. then next, the mystery film discovered on the street who took the photos? and the fascinating glimpse they offer into the past. >>> finally, they are kodak moments of a city's past, a precious record of what used to be. images now given new exposure jake ward is in san francisco. >> reporter: before google, before million-dollar condos, san francisco was a port city trying to reinvent itself. >> this one, significant remodeling >> reporter: david gallagher collects memories of san francisco. >> like i say to everyone who says i have an old picture, i tell them i want to see it >> reporter: so when an online acquaintance found this box of slides on the street, within days they were at his house >> over 900 kodachrome and ektachrome slides from 1966 and '67. >> that's the freeway that the earthquake destroyed. >> reporter: the places are familiar but the scenes are of another world. people filing taxes in person bathing caps remember bathing caps? and a very san francisco voter drive. w

he's promoted pat mcfadden . now those are a pretty mcfadden.tty significant moves and shows exactly that . keir starmer is exactly that. keir starmer is definitely skewing to the right of his party. now as for angela raynen of his party. now as for angela rayner, she she has described her relationship with keir starmer as an arranged marriage before. well, perhaps that arranged marriage will be looking a little happy for looking a little bit happy for this she's been beefed this morning. she's been beefed up from being just deputy leader of the labour party to deputy prime minister, which makes it absolutely clear that we're a labour party to take control in government , that she would be government, that she would be his number two. she's also been given a concrete brief as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, and she had a sort of roaming brief roaming, domestic lancaster, and she had a sort of roami but)rief roaming, domestic lancaster, and she had a sort of roami but couldn't1ing, domestic lancaster, and she had a sort of roami but

pat mcfadden said he needed to see the project's revised costs. to build a high speed line between london and the north of england. the first stretch to birmingham is under construction but its proving muich more expensive than predicted. here's our political correspondent, helen catt: well, this is to do with the high speed two rail line. it would be the second high speed line in the uk at the moment. the first hsi ran from london to the south coast. the idea of this one is that it would run from london to birmingham and then onto manchester on one branch in the end and into the east midlands on the other. and the idea is to spread economic opportunity across the country. it has been a long time running, this project, and the costs of it have risen far beyond the original budget that was set out of about £33 billion. and there have already been some delays, some changes made to this project. he so, for example, at the moment, the bits that are funded is running it from london to birmingham and then on from birmingham to crewe. but the transport s

pat mcfadden said he needed to see the project's revised costs.build a high speed line between london and the north of england. the first stretch to birmingham is under construction but it's proving muich more expensive than predicted. here's our political correspondent, helen catt: well, this is to do with the high speed two rail line. it would be the second high speed line in the uk at the moment. the first hs1 ran from london to the south coast. the idea of this one is that it would run from london to birmingham and then onto manchester on one branch in the end and into the east midlands on the other. and the idea is to spread economic opportunity across the country. it has been a long time running, this project, and the costs of it have risen far beyond the original budget that was set out of about £33 billion. and there have already been some delays, some changes made to this project. he so, for example, at the moment, the bits that are funded is running it from london to birmingham and then on from birmingham to crewe. but the transport secr

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mcfadden would only say that jurors' personal information is destroyed at the end of a case.resident donald trump pleaded not guilty in the georgia election interference case and waived his right to appear at the arraignment next wednesday in atlanta. it likely would have aired live on television. in fact, late today, the judge in that case ruled that whenever trump's trial officially begins, cameras will be allowed. but when it starts remains an open question. the former president moved today to split his case from the 18 other co-defendants, some of whom are pushing for trials to start in october. trump's attorneys say that doesn't give them enough time to prepare. norah. >> a lot happening. ed o'keefe, thank you very much. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> the tsa predicts the last getaway of the summer will be one of the busiest with more than a quarter of a million flights scheduled through tuesday. cbs's kris van cleave reports from a busy los angeles international airport. >> reporter: passengers showing up at l.a.x. found relatively smooth flying coast

mcfadden would only say that jurors' personal information is destroyed at the end of a case.trump pleaded not guilty in the georgia election interference case and waived his right to appear at the arraignment next wednesday in atlanta. it likely would have aired live on television. in fact, late today, the judge in that case ruled that whenever trump's trial officially begins, cameras will be allowed. but when it starts and ends remains an open question. the former president moved today to split his case from the other 18 codefendants, some of whom are pushing for trials to start in october. trump's attorneys say that does not give them enough time to prepare. >> norah: a lot happening him ed o'keefe, thank you very much. tonight, new ethics questions are swirling around conservative supreme court justice clarence thomas. newly-released financial disclosures reveal justice thomas took multiple trips last year aboard a plane owned by republican megadonor harlan crow. cbs's jan crawford has more tonight from the supreme court. >> reporter: in the financial disclosure report, ju

speaking to the bbc�*s sunday with laura kuenssberg programme, mr mcfadden said he wanted to see the built. however, he said he needed to see the project's revised costs and a final decision would be in the manifesto. with more on this, i'm joined by our political correspondent, helen catt. hs one went from london to the south coast. the idea of this one as it would run from london to birmingham and then to manchester with one branch at the end and the east midlands on the other. the idea is to spread economic opportunity across the country. it has been a long time running this project and the costs of it have risen far beyond the original budget at the set out of about £33 billion. there have already been some delays can some changes made to this project. for example, at the moment, the bits that are funded is running it from london to birmingham and then from birmingham to crewe. transport secretary mark harper announced earlier this year he would delay the main building of the main terminus station at london euston because of spiralling costs. the link between birmingham and crewe

pat mcfadden has been given thejob more seniorjobs. important job if labour getting government, importantjob if labour getting government, because he will essentially be in charge of the machinery of government. some of the key keir starmer allies, like peter kyle and liz kendall have been given higher promotions too. so, what does it tell us? i think it tells us that keir starmer wants his close allies in those topjobs, keir starmer wants his close allies in those top jobs, running keir starmer wants his close allies in those topjobs, running into in those top jobs, running into a general election. a lot of them are on the centre of the party, rather than the left, who ruled the roost underjeremy corbyn. big question now, do any of them try to tweak their policies?— now, do any of them try to tweak their policies? and we are hearing there could _ their policies? and we are hearing there could be _ their policies? and we are hearing there could be another _ their policies? and we are hearing | there could be another by-election there c

cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, camp lejeune, north carolina. >> it's so disturbing. >> absolutely.en how much our military gives up for the country. >> kudos to cynthia and her team for that investigation. because that takes a lot of work to uncover >>> coming up, a band director is tased and arrested over music at a high school football game. what a dramatic video is revealing what may have happened. you're watching "nbc news daily." >> we're also streaming free 24/7. watch us wherever you stream live. the news ctinues after this.on as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com having triplets i

mcfadden, says the situation should have been addressed a long time ago . addressed a long time ago.ctment of 13 years of conservative rule. imagine the picture of children either not being able to go to school or being able to go to school or being taught in classrooms where the syrians are being propped up by steel girders . our children by steel girders. our children deserve better than that . deserve better than that. >> a glitch which affected hundreds of flights last week, is said to have been caused by an extremely rare set of circumstances. the national air traffic services boss says the system failed to process a flight plan properly and the odds of that happening were 1 in 15,000,000, around 250,000 people were affected over the bank holiday weekend, with more than a quarter of flights cancelled on the monday. the uk civil aviation authority is launching an independent review. now its chief executive, martin rolfe, says steps have been taken to ensure it doesn't happen again . happen again. >> we had a flight plan. >> we had a flight plan. >> the information that comes with

mcfadden would only say that jurors personal information is destroyed at the end of the case. >>> forming president donald trump pleaded not guilty for allegedly trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. trump waived his right to appear at next week's arraignment, also asked the judge to sever his case from some of the other co-defendants who are seeking a speedy trial. his attorney says an october trial date would not give trump enough time to prepare, violating his constitutional rights. >>> the death toll from a fire in johannesburg, south africa, could rise as crews search for more victims. at least 74 people were killed, including 12 children and thousands more hurt. tina krause reports, authorities are narrowing down how the blaze started. >> reporter: iowans videos shows crowds of south africans gathered outside the five-story building in johannesburg as it went up in flames. dense plumes of smoke could be seen rising over the rooftop of the run down apartment building mostly occupied by people who are homeless. this resident said his sister died

and interestingly, labour's pat mcfadden , speaking labour's pat mcfadden, speaking on the subject, haswould continue hs2 from birmingham to manchester even more extraordinarily, it now looks like it won't even come into euston, but it might stop six miles away at old oak common, meaning by the time you get off the london underground, get up to old oak common, get the train to old oak common, get the train to birmingham , it'll actually be to birmingham, it'll actually be slower than the existing service. now the argument that was for hs2 was we needed more capacity for passengers and that somehow there was this vast economic benefit in getting up to manchester 20 minutes more quickly . well, i've thought for quickly. well, i've thought for some time the whole thing should be shelved. but miranda barker is chief executive of the east lancashire chamber of commerce in burnley. and i understand , in burnley. and i understand, miranda, that you feel differently about this. you think hs2 could make a difference to the north west, so please tell us all. >> thank you. the reason we think this

pat mcfadden being given a job. people he's someone very few people outside westminster outside of westminster have heard he a key heard of, but he was a key blairite figure. and me, blairite figure. and for me, this a further this this is a further assumption power by this assumption of power by this blair ite group who are trying to make the party electable to middle england . today we in middle england. today we had in the mirror keir starmer the daily mirror keir starmer saying no increases in income tax there are sorts of tax and there are all sorts of calm being uttered by calm words being uttered by labour to try and show middle england they're not going to come increase taxes come after increase taxes and government will go government spending will go through the roof. so that's the idea think the team idea. i think that the team around starmer now looking around starmer now is looking increasingly it's facing increasingly like it's facing middle and saying to middle england and saying to voters, give us a c

. >> tonight on nightly news, cynthia the cynthia mcfadden challenges on why the military was more forthcominghe serious health impact of the contaminated water. that is coming up right here at 6:30. >>> you can watch the newscast 24/7 on roku another trimming platforms. raj mathai joins us with what is coming up. >>> such a big concern to parents as fentanyl continues to be a crisis. a new law is designed to help deal with overdoses. how middle school and high school students could be saved if governor newsom signed the bill. >>> autoworkers continue to strike with no real signs that talks are improving. could a team of negotiators sent by president biden help broker a deal. >>> kevin mccarthy is trying to get the house to reach some sort of deal to avoid a government shutdown. he is having trouble as he tries working with members of his own party. our political analyst is here to discuss what would happen next. >>> welcome back. the news at 5:30 start now. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i am raj mathai. it is a challenge and crisis we are facing a real-time. there is a bill t

and interestingly, labour's pat mcfadden , speaking labour's pat mcfadden, speaking on the subject, hasontinue hs2 from birmingham to manchester even more extraordinarily, it now looks like it won't even come into euston, but it might stop six miles away at old oak common, meaning by the time you get off the london underground, get up to old oak common, get the train to old oak common, get the train to birmingham , it'll actually be to birmingham, it'll actually be slower than the existing service. now the argument that was for hs2 was we needed more capacity for passengers and that somehow there was this vast economic benefit in getting up to manchester 20 minutes more quickly . well, i've thought for quickly. well, i've thought for some time the whole thing should be shelved. but miranda barker is chief executive of the east lancashire chamber of commerce in burnley. and i understand , in burnley. and i understand, miranda, that you feel differently about this. you think hs2 could make a difference to the north west, so please tell us all. >> thank you. the reason we think this is a g

pat mcfadden, who's in charge of keir starmer�*s election campaign.lans to make the online world safer are about to become law after tireless work by campaingers like ian russell — who's daughter molly took her own life when her world turned dark online. he is with us this morning. morning, morning. with me at the desk, journalistjane moore, author and storyteller irvine welsh, and nimco ali, activist and former conservative adviser. good morning to all of you. let's have a look at some of the front pages. almost all the papers today lead with the allegations of rape and sexual abuse made against russell brand. it's been painstaking work by the sunday times and channel for over a long period of time. their headline is russell brand, the sex predator who hid in plain sight. the observer has "labour wants new eu links in a reset of policy". the sunday express says almost a "million ditch crisis—hit nhs and go private". let's start with the biggest story of the day, these allegations against russell brand, which he has denied butjane, you have worked wit

among the other changes , pat mcfadden the other changes, pat mcfadden taking on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster . this chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. 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 let's get straight back to . nigel back to. nigel >> good evening . in the wake of >> good evening. in the wake of world war ii, there was an awful lot of building to do, not just because of bomb damage, but because, of course, of a very rapidly growing post post—war boomer generation . and also the boomer generation. and also the fact wanted better fact that people wanted better houses and better public buildings. but in the case of pubuc buildings. but in the case of public buildings, many were very, very badly built. jerry built. that was the term that was cynically used by many people at the time. and we know much, of course, now about the use of asbestos. for example, in pubuc use of asbestos. for example, in public buildings. but

starmer has promoted pat mcfadden , who has promoted pat mcfadden, who worked with blair when he was. hilary benn is in the cabinet under blair as well, and he returned to the shadow yesterday. the shadow cabinet yesterday. the appointments caught the eye of snp david who tweeted snp mp david linden, who tweeted this jing's not quite sure what that means. it must be a scottish thing. this labour reshuffle proper. blairism on reshuffle is proper. blairism on steroids at this rate, we'll be surprised if we are not invading iraq teatime time. yeah, it's iraq by teatime time. yeah, it's good stuff that david. anyway i'm joined now by gb news political editor christopher hope. christopher, thank you very, on in the very, very much. later on in the show, going to having a show, i'm going to be having a debate or not the debate about whether or not the return of the blairite is actually thing. keir actually a good thing. keir starmer say this is tony starmer will say this is tony blair won elections. he was a tory bashing machine. other people think he was unflushed well, latest on the well

among the other changes , pat mcfadden the other changes, pat mcfadden taking on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster . this chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. 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 let's get straight back to . nigel back to. nigel >> good evening . in the wake of >> good evening. in the wake of world war ii, there was an awful lot of building to do, not just because of bomb damage, but because, of course, of a very rapidly growing post post—war boomer generation . and also the boomer generation. and also the fact wanted better fact that people wanted better houses and better public buildings. but in the case of pubuc buildings. but in the case of public buildings, many were very, very badly built. jerry built. that was the term that was cynically used by many people at the time. and we know much, of course, now about the use of asbestos. for example, in pubuc use of asbestos. for example, in public buildings. but

angela rayner is the new shadow deputy prime minister and shadow levelling up secretary and pat mcfadden is national campaign coordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster retail sales rose in august as customers splurged on self care. total retail sales in the uk were up 4.1% on last august, above the three month average of 3.6. that's to according the british retail consortium health, beauty and food and drink were the strongest performing categories as . and the hottest temperatures as. and the hottest temperatures of the year could be seen. this week. the met office is predicting maximum temperatures of 32 degrees tomorrow and thursday, potentially matching the year's record during the heatwave in june . it says the uk heatwave in june. it says the uk health security agency issued a yellow alert across the whole of england. apart from the north—east from yesterday afternoon until sunday night . afternoon until sunday night. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com. now it's back to andrew and . bev andrew and. bev >> good morni

among the other changes , pat mcfadden. the other changes, pat mcfadden.l campaign coordinator . 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 let's get straight back to dan . let's get straight back to dan. tomorrow's news tonight. >> now in our mediabuzz first front pages are in concrete bungle that's the metro's headune bungle that's the metro's headline in the paper leads with education secretary gillian keegan swearing rant which was captured on camera by itv news . captured on camera by itv news. keegan under fire over her handung keegan under fire over her handling of the concrete crisis and gulf in the uk's schools. the i leads with keir starmers reshuffle of his shadow cabinet. and they say that he has promoted five mps from the tone key blair era as he seeks to build a centrist team to sell his party. my superstar panel back with me now, top daily express columnist carole malone , the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth. and the political comment writer belinda d

, the return of familiarfaces given shadow cabinetjobs, the return of familiar faces such as pat mcfaddengoes into the next general election campaign. goes into the next general election camaiun. �* . , goes into the next general election camaiun. �* ., , ., campaign. brutally when it came to the likes of— campaign. brutally when it came to the likes of people _ campaign. brutally when it came to the likes of people like _ campaign. brutally when it came to the likes of people like lisa - campaign. brutally when it came to the likes of people like lisa 90. - the likes of people like lisa 90. but this is the team thatjerry keir starmer has selected to fight an election and hope would be in power in 12 months' time.— in 12 months' time. people on the soft left are _ in 12 months' time. people on the soft left are licking _ in 12 months' time. people on the soft left are licking their - in 12 months' time. people on the soft left are licking their wounds i soft left are licking their wounds somewhat and composition meeting sir keir starmer and lisa 90 doesn't seem to have been a countable on

among the other changes , pat mcfadden. the other changes, pat mcfadden.l campaign coordinator . 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 let's get straight back to dan . let's get straight back to dan. tomorrow's news tonight. >> now in our mediabuzz first front pages are in concrete bungle that's the metro's headune bungle that's the metro's headline in the paper leads with education secretary gillian keegan swearing rant which was captured on camera by itv news . captured on camera by itv news. keegan under fire over her handung keegan under fire over her handling of the concrete crisis and gulf in the uk's schools. the i leads with keir starmers reshuffle of his shadow cabinet. and they say that he has promoted five mps from the tone key blair era as he seeks to build a centrist team to sell his party. my superstar panel back with me now, top daily express columnist carole malone , the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth. and the political comment writer belinda d

joining me now is asset management investment analyst, shelby mcfadden and ceo shayna sissel.reat to see you. thank you for being here. shelby, i want to start with you and take a look at markets this morning as we do have pretty good firmer tone ahead of a number of issues that markets are focused on. the s&p 500 marking 100 days without a 1.5% decline for the first time since 2018. instacart is debuting on the nasdaq today, we've got another hot ipo under the symbol cart, pricing that ipo at $30 a share, shelby and yet we've got all of these worries from a potential government shutdown to a federal reserve two-day meeting where the fed will shape a narrative for another rate hike at the next meeting in october 31, november 1. what's your reaction to all of this? >> yeah, when i look at the state of the market, i think about the fact that investors are sort of looking at some of the trading as exercising extra caution around calm waters because it could be a ripcurrent. so some of that stability that we're seeing, that reluctance to dip below the one and-a-half i think is jus

but yes, liz, kendall, hilary benn and others , pat mcfadden benn and others, pat mcfadden have all come party might be feeling right now . so momentum have said , you . so momentum have said, you know, this was a chance for the labour party to set out a real vision. instead, we've witnessed the promotion of a narrow band of blairite unwilling to offer the decisive change the country is crying out for. there's a lot of people on the left of the labour party who are still so deeply traumatised by the fact that jeremy didn't get that jeremy corbyn didn't get wasn't in way wasn't received in the way they thought should thought he should be. >> quite interesting, way >> quite interesting, the way this reported and even this is being reported and even the right wing press reading the right wing press was reading by nelson in the by fraser nelson in the spectator that spectator this morning that the demotion ashworth, spectator this morning that the dem we n ashworth, spectator this morning that the dem we spoke ashworth, spectator this morning that the dem we spoke to ashworth, spectator this

now i will ask our parliamentarian helen mcfadden to call the rule. >> thank you, mr. chairman.ll call] [roll call] [laughter] [roll call]. she has given her proxy. [laughter] [roll call]. [roll call]. [roll call]. [roll call]. click she has given her proxy. [roll call] has given his proxy. [roll call]. he has given his proxy to mr. curry. [roll call]. as given his proxy. [roll call]. has given his proxy. [roll call]. has given his proxy. [roll call]. was in the room earlier i'm going to mark her as a present. mr. chairman you have a quorum. >> thank you helen. as helen just announced we do have a quorum for our charter bylaws quorum cosseted by 440% or 14 members or by proxy we are way beyond that. in addition to thanking helen for continued support of this committee we want to acknowledge veronica martinez and parties of your team. whitaker helen jon to continue to work really tirelessly to facilitate our delegate selection process. [applause] would also like to thank like to express our gratitude to dnc leadership and for now mary beth and nick secretary's office at dnc, lega

and that's what starmer and to admit at the and mcfadden had to admit at the weekend. never going toyou, nigel. do you know being know what you're actually being very honest tonight. it's never going happen. going to happen. >> never happen. >> it's never going to happen. >> it's never going to happen. >> to happen. >> it's never going to happen. this the negotiation. this is the negotiation. negotiating eu means negotiating with the eu means submitting they do submitting to the eu. they do not in good faith. not negotiate in good faith. we have burnt years over have been burnt for years over them, in good them, not negotiating in good faith. is an eu created faith. this is an eu created mess . they should have had boats mess. they should have had boats in mediterranean you in the mediterranean. you talk about we break about oh, we can't break international law. these international treaties were signed ruins of the world signed in the ruins of the world war two. they are not fit for purpose. now the world is on the move. smugglers are facilitating them. we're in a different world. we

and that's what starmer and to admit at the and mcfadden had to admit at the weekend. never going toyou, nigel. do you know being know what you're actually being very honest tonight. it's never going happen. going to happen. >> never happen. >> it's never going to happen. >> it's never going to happen. >> to happen. >> it's never going to happen. this the negotiation. this is the negotiation. negotiating eu means negotiating with the eu means submitting they do submitting to the eu. they do not in good faith. not negotiate in good faith. we have burnt years over have been burnt for years over them, in good them, not negotiating in good faith. is an eu created faith. this is an eu created mess . they should have had boats mess. they should have had boats in mediterranean you in the mediterranean. you talk about we break about oh, we can't break international law. these international treaties were signed ruins of the world signed in the ruins of the world war two. they are not fit for purpose. now the world is on the move. smugglers are facilitating them. we're in a different world. we

angela rayner is the new shadow deputy prime minister and levelling up secretary and pat mcfadden isational campaign coordinator as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster . ministers are lancaster. ministers are expected to overturn the ban on onshore wind farms following pressure from the conservative mps. the government will make the announcement in the form of a written ministerial statement later today. downing street says its position hasn't changed after rishi sunak pledged to keep the onshore wind farm ban in place last october. the changes will come into force with immediate effect , despite with immediate effect, despite retailer b&m has agreed to buy up to 51 wilko stores from administrators for £13 million. it comes nearly a month after wilko collapsed , putting wilko collapsed, putting thousands of jobs at risk across its 400 stores . retail sales, its 400 stores. retail sales, retail sales rose in august as customers spend big on self—care products to total retail sales in the uk were up 4.1% on last august, above the three month average of 3.6. that's accor

among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinator as well campaign co—ordinator, as well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster . this as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. 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 let's get straight back to . jacob straight back to. jacob >> the government's energy bill is set for its third and final reading tomorrow before the chance of ping pong with the lords and the commons. the bill proposes a number of things as it will enable £20 billion of your money to be spent on carbon capture technology that stores carbon dioxide emissions in exhausted gas wells . but £20 exhausted gas wells. but £20 billion is a lot of your money to be spent on a speculative technology dodi. a recent study showed that when carbon capture is used for a given industrial plant when taking into account the c02 plant when taking into account the co2 emissions produced via the co2 emissions produced via the process itself , the co2

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among the other changes, pat mcfadden takes on the influential role of national campaign co—ordinatoras well as shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster . an duchy of lancaster. an independent review says former cabinet minister sir gavin williamson should apologise to mps for bullying the former chief whip. he sent offensive text messages to wendy morton after he wasn't invited to the late queens funeral. the panel says sir gavin should also take part in a appropriate behaviour training . this is gb news across training. 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 speaker by saying play. gb news direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . gold and silver investment. let's get a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2622 and ,1.1690. price of gold £1,535.78 per ounce. and the ftse 100 has closed the day at 7452 points. >> direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter . thanks investments that matter. thanks for th

i've also got pat mcfadden.. he's very powerful. i've got also speaking to donald trump's former press secretary, stephanie grisham. but the most significant interview i've done this week is following on from speaking to alastair stewart last week about his dementia diagnosis so thought, let's diagnosis. so we thought, let's get side of this get the other side of this story. let's speak to his wife, sally. to their sally. so i went down to their home hampshire this week. i home in hampshire this week. i spoke to her and this is a little she me. little bit of what she told me. was it really difficult was it a really difficult decision you both? i would decision for you both? i would imagine alastair, but also imagine for alastair, but also for he thought to for you, when he thought to himself back in the spring, i'm going to have to step back from gb news. >> it was a relief. it was a relief because i, i knew that something was wrong and to go and i've never been the wife that would sit there and watch every prog

i'm looking forward to continuing to work with director mcfadden to make prs progress. to move people in vacant supportive housing as quickly as possible. we have been in contact with the resolution and after with supportive housing providers ready and willing to take in new residence denialos a bases. bottom line encouraged by the progress i appreciate your support. and want to make sure we continue this. by pagsz the resolution today. >> thank you >> supervisor stefani. >> thank you. i want to thank supervisor preston for this i'm help to add my name as well and i agree that the vacant supportive housing filled soon as possible. ? doing the work around nonprofit legislation i introduced today i met with nonprofit housing prosecute voiders talked about this issue in terms of the bottom line is effective when we are not filling the u nitses i was going to follow up with a letter of inkwoir inquire tow hsh i would like to collaborateerate with you on the questions i have the contracts not now but we have been talking a lot. i would something i care deeply and the matcher

let's speak to pat mcfadden. pat newly created post. well, for him it is anyway.od morning to you. i assume that's the main thrust of what you're about in this new position in it is i'm sorry , position in it is i'm sorry, it's a bit of a mouthful, but you've got it perfectly there. >> so you've described it very accurately. what it means in real terms is shadowing the work of cabinet office in of the cabinet office in parliament and also playing this role in leading up labour's general election campaign planning . planning. >> see the guardian describing you as labour's most powerful politician that most people have never heard of. of course not. gb news viewers. >> i feel like i know you well, pat, and we also you well pat, and we also know you well because been knocking because you've been knocking around haven't you? around a bit, haven't you? >> you were a special adviser to tony know, tony blair, so you are you know, everyone's talking about it everyone's been talking about it the last days. are the the last few days. you are the sort of very shining example

you're now just going to director mcfadden witness a debate of supervisors. but what what i would say and where we're not as far apart on this as you think i think if i were the director of the department or if i wrote prop c, i probably would spend more money on shelter than than we currently are. but what i'm saying is, is if you don't prevent the new homelessness from coming into the system, then then you've got more people on the streets right? so we're between a rock and a hard place. whether we spend a little bit more on shelter than we do on permanent supportive housing and prevention or we spent, you know, i mean, it's in a way, if you don't do all three, i don't know that you're you're going to you're going to have better street conditions. i honestly don't know that you are. and that there is like for example this plan. one thing that i do find compelling and that i worked on during the budget process with you all was that we are actually on the path to end youth homelessness, which is a big deal in terms of preventing adult homelessness later on. s

pat mcfadden, who's in charge of keir starmer�*s election campaign.