earlier this morning, camilla was greeted by the dean of westminster abbey, the very reverend david hoyle camilla to meet several members of abbey staff. the queen is participating in a longstanding remembrance tradition, which was started by major george howson mc in 1928. he suggested using land outside westminster abbey as a place where anyone could plant a poppy in memory of a loved one. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. it's turned into a classic sunshine and showers day, although the showers have been quite plentiful. you can see on our earlier satellite image all of these shower clouds pushing in from the atlantic. it's all being driven by an area of low pressure, the center of which shows up very clearly as a curl of clouds to the north west of the uk. as we go through the rest of the day, showers particularly focused in spots exposed to the wind, a strong wind at that across parts of south wales, south west england and the channel islands. gusty conditions around the coast, not as many showers in eastern england or indeed in northern scotland. and then

the couple then went on to westminster abbey where they also laid another reason at westminster abbeyior at westminster abbey. you can see the president and first lady walking into westminster abbey earlier this afternoon. after they laid the wreath they then moved onto the houses of parliament where the president gave a speech to of both houses, both the house of commons and house of lords. and now attention at the end of the main ceremonial day of the events is here at buckingham palace where the state banquet is taking place. i want to introduce someone who is with us here at buckingham palace. becky smith, becky is a korean cultural ambassador but on social media. give us an idea of what you do on social media. i us an idea of what you do on social media. , , , ., ., media. i use my social media platform _ media. i use my social media platform to — media. i use my social media platform to promote - media. i use my social media platform to promote korean. media. i use my social media - platform to promote korean culture and not _ platform to promote korean culture and notjust platf

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the day will continue with a visit to westminster abbey, including the grave of the unknown warrior. mbers of both houses of parliament and other guests at the palace of westminster. in the evening, king charles and president yoon will both make speeches at the state banquet at buckingham palace on wednesday. on wednesday, a trip to number 10 downing street is on the cards. the president will have a bilateral meeting with prime minister rishi sunak. it's worth remembering that state visits aren'tjust ceremonial. they're diplomatic, too. they allow the government to further what they see as british national interests. it won't be an occasion for much formal business. that's not how it's done. he will meet both the prime minister and the leader of the opposition, but these will be courtesy calls. i think it would be highly unlikely that any very major policy issues would be discussed. and finally, one question — will president yoon sing? # a long, long time ago... # cheering this was his rendition of american pie, one of his favourite songs, during a white house dinner with president bi

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the queen has visited westminster abbey to pay her respects to fallen servicemen and women, ahead ofost their lives serving in the armed forces. the field, where anyone is permitted to plant a poppy in memory of loved ones, is a tradition dating back nearly 100 years. and ahead this weekend's remembrance events, the last surviving pilot from the battle of britain has been talking about the part he played in one of the second world war�*s most pivotal moments. 104—year—old group captainjohn hemingway has been speaking to our ireland correspondent, chris page. group captainjohn hemingway was 21 when he took part in the battle of britain. he recorded in his log book how he was shot down twice in eight days. more than 500 of his fellow pilots were killed during the battle. john spent most of the war in 85 squadron. lots of aces. yeah. that's you, you're pointing to! you're the last known surviving fighter pilot from the battle of britain, a group of people who sir winston churchill famously described as "the few". what does that mean to you? an extraordinary man. time for a look at the w

war memorial which marks the 70th anniversary of the end of the korean war and they went on to westminster abbey much a poignant afternoon for the couple. they then made their way to westminster and they are addressing members of both houses of parliament at westminster but as you mentioned at the start, the main event is here at buckingham palace, later this evening, and there will be a state banquet in honour of the president and first lady. the king and queen will be there and around 170 guests who have been invited for the event which will be white tie and tiara. we do not have the menu yet. a lot of people look out for what the menu will be at a state banquet. we will bring you that when we get it but we have been sold there is a i9th—century dinner service that is being used and that the tables have been laid with military precision, so much so that they are 46 centimetres apart, the plates. hate they are 46 centimetres apart, the lates. ~ ., ., ., they are 46 centimetres apart, the lates.~ ., ., ., , ,, they are 46 centimetres apart, the lates.~ ., ., .,, ,, , plates. we now have a press

the queen has visited westminster abbey to pay her respects to men and women ahead of armistice day this forces. the field where anyone is permitted to plant a poppy in memory of loved ones is a tradition dating back nearly 100 years. that is nearly at from the programme today. let's just return to the middle east briefly before i go. interesting, all of the talk pauses that we have heard from the whitehouse. that news that there were going to be for our pauses every day from the israeli military to allow more people to get out. these, some pictures from today of the exodus. so many people actually heading from north to south, just like yesterday. interesting comments from the united nations and the last little while. they have set, and he halts to fighting between israel and hamas in the gaza strip for humanitarian purposes would need to be coordinated with the united nations and need to be agreed by all parties to the conflict to be truly effective. that, interesting because we have seen over the last few weeks, certainly, israel keeping the united nations at arms distance. they were o

. >>> queen camilla attending the 95th field of remembrance at westminster abbey in london on thursday commemorates those who lost their lives serving in britain's armed forces. she placed a small wooden cross on their graves. during the entire month of november, the royal family wears crimson pins to honor the fallen troops. saturday uk will be on serve two minutes of silence at 11:00 a.m. >>> father of will we luis diaz after a columbian group released him. he was kidnapped last month at a gas station in northern colombia by armed men from the eln national labor race army. >> i want to thank god for this second chance to return home and thank all the people of colombia for all the support they have shown to my family. thank you all. i love you very much. >> younger diaz had been completing for his father's release. he played and scored on sunday and under his kit was the message freedom for papa. >>> before we go, take a look at this, that is jared leto scaling the empire state building. he is not only oscar winner but also lead singer of the band 30 seconds to mars and first person

and finally, the queen has commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbey's fieldmembrance, camilla paid tribute and recognised the sacrifices of those who fought and died for their country. in her first visit to the abbey since the coronation. after placing the cross down camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent as the chimes of big ben rang out . this is gb news across rang out. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car or on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. and now it's back to . martin and now it's back to. martin >> thank you, tatiana. >> thank you, tatiana. >> right, let's get cracking and there's only one place to start today and it's the huge rail that's blown up. following suella braverman comments about the metropolitan police, the home secretary has been accused of incorrect and of making incorrect and inflammatory comments about the met police by sadiq khan. braverman wrote an article in the times which was not signed off by downing street in advance. well, let's take a look at the comments that have caused this

queen is on wednesday, and the queen is commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbeycognised the sacrifice of those who fought and died for their country. in her first visit to the abbey since the coronation. after placing the cross down, camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent as the chimes of big ben rang out. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. and now it's back to . mark news. and now it's back to. mark >> a very warm welcome to sophia wenzler. a brand new star on gb news. and let me tell you, we go back. brilliant broadcaster. listen, folks , it's time for listen, folks, it's time now for tomorrow's front pages . as and tomorrow's front pages. as and we start with the metro and they lead with give suella her marching orders will be debating that shortly . we i newspaper that shortly. we i newspaper sack me if you dare braverman defies sack me if you dare braverman defies pm's authority independent don't sack braverman now or look week. george osborne tells the prime ministe

queen is on wednesday, and the queen is commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbeygnised the sacrifice of those who fought and died for their country. in her first visit to the abbey since the coronation. after placing the cross down, camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent as the chimes of big ben rang out. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. and now it's back to . mark news. and now it's back to. mark >> a very warm welcome to sophia wenzler. a brand new star on gb news. and let me tell you, we go back. brilliant broadcaster. listen, folks , it's time for listen, folks, it's time now for tomorrow's front pages . as and tomorrow's front pages. as and we start with the metro and they lead with give suella her marching orders will be debating that shortly . we i newspaper that shortly. we i newspaper sack me if you dare braverman defies sack me if you dare braverman defies pm's authority independent don't sack braverman now or look week. george osborne tells the prime minister

the cenotaph fell to the ground and he then processed with with the gun carriage to westminster abbeyarrior. so it's on this day that those two most significant and most sacred . of significant and most sacred. of our remembrance icon were created. >> and i suppose that the unknown soldier is such a profound and idea, it's always struck me when i visited graves of first and second world war soldiers. just how many of those graves don't have names on them? or they just say a soldier or an airman ? esther, how important is airman? esther, how important is it that we have this sort of sense of symbolism that that unknown soldier could be the person that one family sort of knows is lost, but we never found the body of when there were the millions of people who died in world war i and world war ii. >> there'll be so many people that nobody would have been able to have claimed as their own. so thatis to have claimed as their own. so that is a symbol that that could have my son. that could have been my son. that could have been my son. that could have because have been my grandson, because i

the couple laid a wreath at the grave of the unknown warrior at westminster abbey and a state banquetke place this evening, which is set to host 170 guests. 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. play. gb news. >> thank you, tatiana. and a very warm welcome. yes, it's farage show on gb news. we have got a huge, huge story this week amongst everything else that is going on because on thursday we've got the latest ons statistics on net migration into the united kingdom for the year. to june 2023. now, this is important point because you'll recall that record net migration figures were announced about five months ago for the year to december 2020, 22, and then in then we were told it was exceptional. we were told they would come down. do you remember that manifest nato back in december 2019 when the conservative government of the day they promised in the manifesto that immigration would come down and the numbers would reduce, particularly of low skilled immigration. before i go to my two guests here in the s

the couple laid a wreath at the grave of the unknown warrior at westminster abbey and a state banquetke place this evening, which is set to host 170 guests. 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. play. gb news. >> thank you, tatiana. and a very warm welcome. yes, it's farage show on gb news. we have got a huge, huge story this week amongst everything else that is going on because on thursday we've got the latest ons statistics on net migration into the united kingdom for the year. to june 2023. now, this is important point because you'll recall that record net migration figures were announced about five months ago for the year to december 2020, 22, and then in then we were told it was exceptional. we were told they would come down. do you remember that manifest nato back in december 2019 when the conservative government of the day they promised in the manifesto that immigration would come down and the numbers would reduce, particularly of low skilled immigration. before i go to my two guests here in the s

and isn't it about our property about time we got our property back for holy mother, including westminster abbeytart there >> i mean, obviously start there just to start with. but look, if we're reparations we're going to get reparations from king dahomey, the from the king of dahomey, the sultans togo and the entire sultans of togo and the entire arab aristocracy, then we arab slave aristocracy, then we can talk realistically. but i actually weep for lloyd's of london. they've offered to salvage their conscience, to salve their conscience by giving £50 million. and the response has not been thank you for finally recognises that's not nearly enough. >> but doesn't that serve them right for being naive and for doing something that's really stupid do? stupid thing to do? >> have have of >> you'd have to have a heart of stone not laugh if they've stone not to laugh if they've just turned. >> i hope any bosses watching this with major corporations, of which there be quite a few. which there will be quite a few. strangely i hope they strangely right. i hope they they learn . they learn from they lear

queen has on wednesday, and the queen has commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbey's of remembrance. camilla paid tribute to and recognised the sacrifices of those who fought and died for their country in their first visit to the abbey since the coronation. after placing the cross down, camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent as the chimes of big ben rang out. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to . jacob news. now it's back to. jacob after the brutal murder of sarah everard , protesters took to the everard, protesters took to the streets of britain during lockdown to demonstrate support for rights and told the for women's rights and told the police account. for women's rights and told the polas account. for women's rights and told the polas reminder of how the >> as a reminder of how the police . police responded. also during lockdown , people who also during lockdown, people who protested against the rules and called for freedom for

the couple laid a wreath at the grave of the unknown warrior at westminster abbey today, and a stateaking place this evening, set to host around 170 guests at this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaken radio, and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news now back to . jacob now back to. jacob >> it was william gladstone , the >> it was william gladstone, the liberal prime minister and chancellor of the exchequer in the 19th century, who said in one of his briefest speeches, a mere 4.75 hours, that by the 5th of april 1860, the income tax will by law expire and that money ought to fructify in the pockets of the people . well, in pockets of the people. well, in those days, income tax was about 3. and here we are more than 160 years later. and the income tax alive and kicking, taking as much as £0.45 in the pound from the british people with some marginal rates over 100% in certain circumstance ounces. i discovered that if you are person with six children earning £50,000 a year, you face a marginal tax rate of 96. and if you have a

a warrior at westminster abbey.banquet is now taking place, said to be hosting around 170 guests. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now back to . patrick >> rishi is leading us towards a record net migration nightmare. by record net migration nightmare. by the looks of things he's heading for total wipe—out himself and he's running out of people to blame. or is he? well, brand new polling has the tories 19 points behind labour at just 24, the lowest percentage since sunak became pm. but the reality for rishi is that he's never got going. we've been crunching the numbers here at gb news so soon after he first got the keys to power unelected, i might add. the conservatives were polling at 27% after announcing his five pledges at the start of the yeah pledges at the start of the year. it was 26% post tory conference back to 27. hardly a bounce, is it? and the day before he sacked suella braverman also 27. so

and the queen has commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbey's field of remembrancecamilla paid tribute and recognised the sacrifices of those who fought and died for their country. in her first visit to the abbey since the coronation after placing the cross down, camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent as the chimes of big ben rang out. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news. now it's back to . nigel news. now it's back to. nigel >> good evening. well, last night we asked the question, who's in charge? because it seemed when it comes to the march day, nobody march on armistice day, nobody really take responsible really wants to take responsible ability. well, was more ability. well, there was more chaos this morning as we opened our times newspapers to see the home secretary suella braverman . home secretary suella braverman. yes, her again. and she wrote this during covid. why was it that lockdown objectors were given no quarter by public order police yet black lives matter dem

and the queen has commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbey's field of remembrancecamilla paid tribute and recognised the sacrifices of those who fought and died for their country. in her first visit to the abbey since the coronation after placing the cross down, camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent as the chimes of big ben rang out. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news. now it's back to . nigel news. now it's back to. nigel >> good evening. well, last night we asked the question, who's in charge? because it seemed when it comes to the march day, nobody march on armistice day, nobody really take responsible really wants to take responsible ability. well, was more ability. well, there was more chaos this morning as we opened our times newspapers to see the home secretary suella braverman . home secretary suella braverman. yes, her again. and she wrote this during covid. why was it that lockdown objectors were given no quarter by public order police yet black lives matter dem

queen has on wednesday, and the queen has commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbey of remembrance. camilla paid tribute and recognised the sacrifice faces of those who fought and died for their country. in her first visit to the abbey since the coronation after placing the cross down, camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent as the chimes of big ben rang out . this is gb news ben rang out. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at friday's newspaper covers. i'm stephen allen and helping me on this journey of emotional discovery . we have top comedians discovery. we have top comedians paul and cressida wetton. paul cox and cressida wetton. cox and wetton. nope, no jokes. i can think of there. so we can just move on. how are you doing? >> both great. steve how are you? >> chris i'm very well. i've had a i've been hanging a lovely day. i've been hanging out you okay? out with my dad. are you

queen has on wednesday, and the queen has commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbey field of remembrance. camilla paid tribute and recognised the sacrifice faces of those who fought and died for their country. in her first visit to the abbey since the coronation after placing the cross down, camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent as the chimes of big ben rang out . this is gb news ben rang out. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at friday's newspaper covers. i'm stephen allen and helping me on this journey of emotional discovery . we have top comedians discovery. we have top comedians paul and cressida wetton. paul cox and cressida wetton. cox and wetton. nope, no jokes. i can think of there. so we can just move on. how are you doing? >> both great. steve how are you? >> chris i'm very well. i've had a i've been hanging a lovely day. i've been hanging out you okay? out with my dad. ar

and the queen has commemorated the nation's war dead at a ceremony at westminster abbey's field of remembrancea paid tribute and recognised the sacrifices of those who fought and died for their country. in her first visit to the abbey since the coronation, after placing the cross down, camilla and hundreds of veterans fell silent the chimes of big ben silent as the chimes of big ben ran out . this is gb news across ran out. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to . michelle news now it's back to. michelle >> thank you for that. indeed. i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me the conservative life peer in the conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and the co—founder of novara aaron bast . moylan and the co—founder of novara aaron bast. dani. novara media, aaron bast. dani. good evening. evening, gentlemen . you know the drill, don't you? on this program? it not just on this program? it is not just about it's much about us th

wooden cross taken from the battlefield grave of an unknown british soldier in the grounds of westminster abbeyelligence corps. he and the intelligence corps. he says seeing support every year for poppy appeal fills him for the poppy appeal fills him with gratitude. >> i feel immensely grateful. i really do. as a veteran, as an injured veteran and somebody who knows the reason why , why we do knows the reason why, why we do what we do for the poppy appeal to public support is to see the public support is humbling and it's wonderful and it's great to that they're it's great to know that they're not only thinking about those that gone before us, but that have gone before us, but those are around and those that are still around and those that are still around and those are still yet to come i >> john parks is an army veteran who served in the third staffordshire regiment between 1991 and 1994, at the height of the covid 19 pandemic. in 2020, john developed a condition called charcot foot syndrome , a called charcot foot syndrome, a deterioration of bones and soft fissue deterioration of bones and s

particular crown, the state diadem, is the really famous one, which queen elizabeth rode to westminster abbeystamps and all the banknotes as well , all the king, when he as well, all the king, when he arrives at the house of lords and has put on all his robes, including the robe of state, and the admiral, admiral of the fleet royal naval dress, he will also be wearing the imperial state crown. now, we haven't seen him wear this since the king's coronation, and we haven't seen this physically worn by a monarch since 2016. that was the last time that queen elizabeth ii and physically wore the crown. now, it's very heavy. it's over a kilogram. and she famously once said that had to take the said that she had to take the speech up to read it. the monarch's speech up to read it, rather than put her heads down. because if she does that, her neck would break. that's what queen said. so no queen elizabeth ii said. so no doubts the king has heeded her words when reads it today. words when he reads it today. now, could be a bit of a now, this could be a bit of a challenge for the king. know challenge f

uh my back to westminster abbey.t do you think then? are we at risk? they fought for freedoms and with freedom comes responsibility and, unfortunately, response ability in our society seems to have gone awol . gone awol. >> uh, and it's all very well saying that, yes, we can express our feelings and what we want to do, but if it is done in an irresponsible way that actually okay, i'm going to have to stop you there. >> sorry, adrian, but you've just gone too on long. adrian jennings, shropshire, thank you very much. philip and david barham, to talk to you barham, lovely to talk to you both. we've talking for both. we've been talking for hours . right? briefly, a story hours. right? briefly, a story that my eye can be very that caught my eye can be very brief. is it time to ban whatsapp politics? the whatsapp from politics? the first of scotland, first minister of scotland, humza has been accused humza yousaf, has been accused of after of misleading parliament after admitting the covid 19 admitting that the uk covid 1

from the battlefield grave of an unknown british in grounds british soldier in the grounds of westminster abbeyps. he says seeing support every year for the poppy appeal fills him with gratitude . with gratitude. >> and feel immensely grateful >> and i feel immensely grateful . i really a veteran , as . i really do. as a veteran, as an injured veteran and somebody who knows reason why we do who knows the reason why we do what we do for the poppy appeal to support is to see the public support is humbling and it's wonderful and it's great to know that they're not only thinking about those that have gone before us, but those are still around and those that are still around and those that are still around and those still yet to come i >> john parks is an army veteran who served the third who served in the third staffordshire between staffordshire regiment between 1991 and 1994, at the height of the covid 19 pandemic. in 2020, john developed a condition called charcot foot syndrome , a called charcot foot syndrome, a deterioration of bones and soft fissue deterioration of bones and soft tissue in the

in her first visit to westminster abbey since the coronation soon after placing the cross down by camillas is gb news across the uk on tv , in your 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 tom and . pip tom and. pip >> welcome back to gb news live. now a lot of you have been getting in touch about the future of the home secretary, which after a press briefing in downing street this morning has been widely assessed to be in the balance and in investigation is ongoing. about who knew what and when over this article in the times and deny us has written in to say regarding the attempts to cancel suella braverman and the calls for her resignation . she's the only resignation. she's the only politician with the courage to speak the truth and voice the concerns of most of the people of this country. the government must not give in to the woke mob. that's what dennis has to say. when while london's mayor, sadiq khan says he is astonished by the home secretary's incorrect and inflammatory times article as tom was saying,

it's 70 years since that conflict , 70 years since that conflict, but he will then be going to westminster abbeyalace of westminster, where he'll be welcomed by speakers from both houses and will deliver an address inside the of westminster in the the palace of westminster in the royal gallery to politicians from both the house of commons and the house of lords. and then, as you said, tom and emily. they'll be going inside the buckingham the ballroom of buckingham palace magnifici state palace for a magnifici state banquet evening. white tie banquet this evening. white tie affair, all the tiaras on display as well. and if it's if the state visit to the united states is anything to go by in april , the south korean april, the south korean president is known to be a bit of a fan karaoke and of a fan of karaoke and serenaded white house with a serenaded the white house with a rendition of american pie at the request of joe biden. so what has his majesty the king requested the president to sing tonight? have to wait and tonight? we'll have to wait and see. of course, nothing's been confirmed, if he

conditioning, and it's the coach they to travel to they used to travel to westminster their westminster abbey we're not entirely sure what's happening inside buckingham palace. we did see queen camilla leave the palace a few moments ago, heading back to clarence house, is, of clarence house, which is, of course, where live at the course, where they live at the moment. while buckingham palace is resurfaced. but is being resurfaced. but the king and that is king is still inside and that is because his and he because it's his office and he is much going to be is very much going to be carrying out his duties as sovereign in. carrying out his duties as sokaay. in. carrying out his duties as sov okay. cameron thanks very >> okay. cameron thanks very much indeed. and wonderful pomp and ceremony cameron was and ceremony that cameron was talking about, which we love. but not everyone in westminster was enjoying all of that as as the king opened parliament booing was heard. indeed, as he travelled past protesters in his carriage . carriage. >> george well, joining us from westminster is gb news london

one in whitehall, but it's not so he's he , we presume, it's not so he's he, we presume, is in westminster abbeywhat, it always strikes me as i'm from a very tiny village of a couple of hundred people and the cenotaph we've got a little village cenotaph and you look at all the names of the war memorial from the. yeah, from the first world war. >> all the names and you just think how village, how they often got the same name haven't they. because it's one family but like many people but it's like how many people from village could have from this village could have died in the great war. >> terrifying. >> it's terrifying. >> it's terrifying. >> and you go to some very old schools and you see the names up on on the placards that of on the on the placards that of the fallen former pupils who fell in the war. and again , you fell in the war. and again, you know, whole classroom names, whole years of young men, particularly , who fell in the particularly, who fell in the war. and that's what really bnngs war. and that's what really brings home to you, the human cost. >> and it's not just those, of cou

westminster after? is it cathedral or abbey? >> abbey right there? >> abbey right there?t i don't think big ben, but i don't think they're from big ben. >> no. so long. so long ring. >> no. so long. so long ring. >> you could see it in the background of the shot with him there. we're going to be debating inheritance tax. whether not you think it whether or not you think it should be cut, let us know your views. got couple of views. we've got a couple of guests on that in a little while. >> but first of all, well, you only should cut if only think it should be cut if you benefit it. you benefit from it. >> other than, as you say, >> well, other than, as you say, on principle, you think it's an unfair concept? >> think i think there's >> well, i think i think there's certain know, certain things, you know, a death vile idea. and death duty is a vile idea. and they all you heard on they can all you heard him on there. he's on and he won't say he'll reverse he'll be he'll reverse it. so he'll be saying, look, happy for saying, look, we'll happy for the tories do the dirty wor