for example, gb energy, that will be headquartered in scotland, something that will help create 50,000lls and help invest in delivering energy security here. huge investment in our port infrastructure in scotland, which is much needed if we are to meet the transition, and also looking to strengthen our supply chains here in scotland, so we can not offshore the jobs in the supply chain but actually keep the jobs here. now, the reality is we are having to make these difficult choices around the finances because of the economic carnage that has been set upon this country by the conservatives. when rachel reeves made that pledge at the start, you know, compared to now, the interest rates on international borrowing have gone up by four times. and i think it's perfectly right for us to focus on the outcomes rather than the inputs, but also to make sure that we are not risking the public finances, that we're being cognisant of the fiscal rules, but not shirking from the ambition and the green prosperity plan that is going to be crucial to delivering economic growth and opportunities in the uk

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continue to make steel in this country, gigafactories so we can do the next generation of cars, and gb energylicly—owned company. what we are announcing today is that we won't be making further investments and therefore we won't reach the 28 billion, which is effectively stood down. was it a mistake in the first place to talk about 28 billion, an arbitrary number that you've long acknowledged might be a struggle to get to anyway? well, the 28 billion was announced when interest rates were very low. now they are very high because of the damage that's been done to the economy. but things change, don't they, so maybe it was a silly promise in the first place. that means even the interest on the debt is measured in tens of billions of pounds. look, what i'm interested in is not the money, the exact sum, but the outcomes, and with... but you were interested in the exact sum until this morning. well, i've always been...my mission is clean power by 2030. let me put to you what some people are saying in response to what you say, starting first with the business organisation, the cbi. the business lea

look, what i'm interested in is not the money, the exact sum, but the outcomes, and with, you know, gb energylth fund... but you were interested in the exact sum until this morning? i've always been... my mission is clean power by 2030. let me put to you what some people are saying in response to what you've said, starting first with the business organisation the cbi. the business leaders i speak to want to see stability and certainty. they really want to see a clear commitment from all parties to decarbonising our economy. is this really stability and certainty? nothing that i've put on the table, that i've talked to business about what we're going to do, is coming off the table. everything apart from the warm homes plan is exactly the same sum of money as we originally said. so that certainty is there. i understand why businesses want certainty, that's why i want those commitments to stay. so this year is a tussle between you and rishi sunak as to who should be prime minister. here's what he's had to say today in response to what you're doing. this was the flagship plank. of labour's econom

. —— gb energy.mmitment that we've made that is on the table is staying. the warm homes commitment is scaled down. that'll take a bit longer, but everything else is exactly as announced. what we're announcing today is that we won't be making further investments, and therefore we won't reach the 28 billion, which is effectively stood down. now the reason for that is because of the damage the tories have done to the economy. you know, the interest rates have gone through the roof. we have to adjust. they want to max out the credit card at the first opportunity, so we've had to adjust to that. but the commitments we've made stay on the table. they will now find their way into our manifesto. why are you junking 28 billion given that quite a lot of the economic picture changed quite a while ago? and you make reference to liz truss�*s government, that was quite a while ago, and yet you were clinging to the 28 billion until now? well, the 28 billion commitment was made 2.5 years ago. obviously liz truss the

which is financed through this plan, through the kind of things i listed a moment to go —— through gb energyon the credit i sector, part of how your no funding this is by extending the windfall tax to 2029. offshore energy uk who represent lots of companies including some of the industry around aberdeen and scotland have said extending that will compound the turbo—charging of north sea decline. they are desperately worried this will mean jobs will go in the north sea. i worried this will mean 'obs will go in the north sea._ in the north sea. i don't think the oil and gas _ in the north sea. i don't think the oil and gas industry _ in the north sea. i don't think the oil and gas industry has _ in the north sea. i don't think the oil and gas industry has been i in the north sea. i don't think the| oil and gas industry has been fond of the idea of a windfall tax but with the big increase in prices we've seen in recent years, we think it's fair to get the proceeds from some of that to use for the green transition. the level we will be taxing is the same level as norway and is very successful. yo

, a for the future on gb energy, a new state owned company to work with private sector some with thebeen some substantial changes. one of those of borrowing those is the cost of borrowing has a lot. i mean, has changed a lot. i mean, interest nought point interest rates were nought point 1% commitment was 1% when that commitment was made. they now obviously over 5. the government has the government themselves has spent and that spent a lot of money, and that limits options available to limits the options available to a future government. and frankly, better to frankly, i think it is better to come and say, know things come out and say, we know things have we've had to have changed. we've had to change of plans now change some of those plans now rather and do that rather than try and do that after election, straight after an election, be straight with still a very with people. it's still a very ambitious agenda there. but of course change that, course it's had to change that, that economic that change in economic conditions which ultimately underpin decision, underpin any decision, an

the gb energy ideaisnt about as great. the gb energy idea isn't really worked out.ether. they're to do bits of it, they're going to do bits of it, but all of it. um, in a but not all of it. um, in a sense, the labour party is saying we are we are a different cast people , but policies cast of people, but the policies aren't different themselves aren't that different themselves . that's all . and i think, um, that's all they can offer is a new idea . they can offer is a new idea. i'm not sure that's a great prospectus for government, but they see the voters right they really see the voters right now are listening to labour, not to the tories. and how they break that , that, break through that, that, that, uh, um, inertia. i've break through that, that, that, uh, um, inertia . i've been uh, um, inertia. i've been talking to, um, reform party figures here in wellingborough and they are talking to me privately that there are, um, groups of tory mps who may try and come across from the tory party to reform before the election. now, i, i discounted defections , really, bu

so uh, gb energy uh 2030 uh, net targets.t target, which has been also what decarbonising the grid. >> but in fact the conservatives are saying much the same thing as that. >> they are also going to invest a further 6.6 billion on, on, uh, in insulating homes. yeah. and on top of that, it's i'll find it very interesting. nigel, you mentioned tony blair and you said that he's one of the last leaders who you remember having a very bold message . yes. i'm a very bold message. yes. i'm not sure whether tony blair, the first time he got elected, whether he bold, whether whether he had a bold, whether he bold policies, as you he had bold policies, as you say. i think his messaging was very good. i think he was seen as very aspirational as a very responsible leader. >> well, i mean , he said, look, >> well, i mean, he said, look, we are going to massively increase the increase spending on the national we national health service. we are going times . going to reduce waiting times. and, you know, he did actually do that. >> he didn't

after the change, even after the change that we announced a few days ago, we're still going to have gb energyve the transition to clean power . will help drive the transition to clean power. we're will help drive the transition to clean power . we're still to clean power. we're still going to have a national wealth fund to invest in things like making sure the country's got a steel industry in the future. we're going to have investment in our ports . we're going to in our ports. we're going to have a plan to insulate more homes. we're going to have local power plans. there's still a lot in this plan that will create jobs , give us more energy jobs, give us more energy security and be a good plan for the country. i'm sorry, i'm having bit of earpiece having a bit of earpiece problems here, but i'll do my best. >> mr mcfadden. hopefully you can let me ask can still hear me. let me ask you the labour candidate you about the labour candidate in rochdale , azhar ali. now he's in rochdale, azhar ali. now he's had to apologise for making , i had to apologise for making, i would say, some extremely o

those planning gb energy and those planning reforms , because in end, the reforms, because in the endting growth. and that would my number one priority that uplifting growth. and that w<|1ld my number one priority that uplifting growth. and that w<| was my number one priority that uplifting growth. and that w<| was chancelloryer one priority that uplifting growth. and that w<| was chancellor of one priority that uplifting growth. and that w<| was chancellor of the priority if i was chancellor of the exchequer. take question exchequer. i'd take a question now from parker the ftt. >> okay, so that was rachel reeves answering a question from liam about would liam halligan about what would she she was chancellor. she do if she was chancellor. >> yeah , we were talking. >> yeah, we were talking. >> yeah, we were talking. >> yes. so the judge, we'll talk about the judge who liked a tweet a pro—palestinian tweet. >> now, you can't have a man passing sentence on three women the previous day and then liking a pro—palestinian two, because that clear . a pro—palestinian two, because that clear.

can get the next generation of jobs when it comes car manufacture , gb comes to car manufacture, gb energylp get private investment for in the new jobs of the future. >> all of those commitments, every single commitment that i've made is fully funded and remains in place , except for remains in place, except for warm homes, which will unfortunately have to be carried out a little bit more slowly. what won't now happen is that we won't make further or new investment decisions , and that investment decisions, and that means that we won't reach the £28 billion envisaged. um, and that that figure is effectively stood down. the reason for that is because since we announced the 28 billion, the tories have done terrible damage to our economy , not just the liz truss economy, not just the liz truss budget , but economy, not just the liz truss budget, but also now the government briefing that it's going to max out on the government credit card. reckless. but i have to anticipate the circumstances as they are now not as i would wish them to be. >> why is it taking you so long to come to this decisio

you've got labour talking about gb energy.ion. so this is a big step in the right direction. across europe, demonstrations by farmers are now an increasingly common sight. this was wales last week in a protest about new rules designed to help nature recover. the challenge farmers face is how to produce ever more food without damaging the environment or putting up prices. jonah fisher, bbc news. researchers in australia have discovered the fastest—growing black hole ever recorded, which swallows material equal to the mass of our sun every day. it exists in a quasar, which is a swirling storm surrounding an active supermassive black hole at the centre of a galaxy. but you knew that, didn't you? of course. it's thought to be the brightest object in the universe, shining about 500 trillion times brighter than our sun. that's right! it's official, that is bright. i'm facing a black coffee hole is money because the canteen is not open for some reason. the staff are not here. not open for some reason. the staff are not here-— are not

we'll set up gb energy to a publicly owned energy company to drive that energy company to drive thatdn't make. we'll have a breakfast club in every primary school we're going to improve rights for people at work. we're going to have mental health support, uh, in schools, which is a really important issue and a good investment. >> how are you going to grow the economy? >> our young people ? uh, well, >> our young people? uh, well, we've got to start by changing the planning laws to get more investment into the uk. it's too difficult for investors to come here and build things. it's too difficult to get homes built. and then we've also got a mortgage guarantee scheme to help people buy those houses once they're built. we're never going to repeat the disaster of the liz truss mini—budget, where the liz truss mini—budget, where the tories, in a fit of ideology, crashed the economy , ideology, crashed the economy, see mortgage rates rocketing , see mortgage rates rocketing, bailouts of pension schemes as we're going to act with much more stability than they have done. so we've got a good

investing in green infrastructure the infrastructure including the creation energy an creation of gb energy gb news will fuel the economy absolutely . absolutely. >> would you do you want to have a comeback ? clever. quite a good a comeback? clever. quite a good comeback to move us on claire to the state of our children's teeth. >> no , we were talking in the >> no, we were talking in the last segment about rugby and how that could be instigated as, like a form of child abuse. >> this, to me, is a right abdication of parental responsibility . the statistic is responsibility. the statistic is harrowing . 1 in 6 children harrowing. 1 in 6 children leaving year six, which is an england and wales, the top of the end of primary school. before you go on to high school, 1 in 6 are leaving with abject tooth decay. now there are dentists, nhs dental work is free for children under the age of 18. if you can't find a dentist as a parent, you you aren't looking hard enough. go and find one. this is ridiculous. >> yeah, but 2030 years ago when i was bringing up my boys, you didn't expect them to need mu

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the shadow secretary of state for business, energy and industrial strategy, jonathan reynolds, spoke to gbnews earlier . earlier. >> frank, from the original commitment , there has been some commitment, there has been some substantial changes. one of those is the cost of borrowing has changed a lot. i mean, frankly, i think it is better to come out and say, we know things have changed. we've had to change those plans now change some of those plans now rather try and do that rather than try and do that after election, be straight after an election, be straight with still very with people is still a very ambitious agenda. >> on trans outrage, runners across britain furious across britain are furious as parkrun all record parkrun has removed all record ads from its website. it's in response to the backlash they received for women holding received for trans women holding the fastest times female the fastest times in female categories as chemical attack manhunt continues. >> news the search for the subject suspect abdul ezedi goes on. our national reporter theo chikomba is outside new scotland

gb news radio. >> welcome back to headliners to the i, sean. and energyive as cocaine, which explains why i've been in soho turning tricks for a red bull. >> well, um. yeah this is apparently the story says this story comes round every once in a while. that high energy sugar dnnks a while. that high energy sugar drinks are addictive as cocaine. um, i don't see county line gangs delivering that stuff early morning, but, um, i early in the morning, but, um, i also i don't think it's also think i don't think it's quite same thing. i mean, quite the same thing. i mean, the, the food companies are loading all their processed food with sugar. you're weaned on it very, very early. the sweets are in the supermarket, very low for the kids to grab and press them. you know, mummy and daddy to buy them for them. you're sort of weaned very early weaned on sugar at a very early age, and i think there's no getting away from think getting away from it. i think making on it's just making a ban on it's just unworkable. the same way unworkable. but at the same way that if y

gb news. com but coming up, your energy bills fall to their lowest point for two years. this for two years.g the cost beginning of the end of the cost of living crisis? and of course, we'll be returning to shamima begum. is good afternoon we'll be returning to shamima begum on is good afternoon we'll be returning to shamima begum on gb s good afternoon we'll be returning to shamima begum on gb news, afternoon we'll be returning to shamima begum on gb news, britain'sn britain on gb news, britain's news . your listening to gb news radio show . show. >> it's 1226. you're watching and listening to good afternoon britain. lots of you have been getting in touch about shamima begum to have your say. begum wanting to have your say. we'll those. but first, we'll get to those. but first, your household energy bills will fall by £238 per year. good news an average of £20 a month. that's as ofgem unveils its new energy price cap. >> yes, the new price cap means household energy bills should fall by 12.3% from the current rate of over of almost £2,000, down to £1,690 a year. that's from the 1st of april

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mark whyte, gb news now here's something positive for you. >> this morning. household energyl household, is now falling to £1,690 from april the 1st. >> so this means energy prices are at their lowest level in more than two years, well earlier , the secretary of state earlier, the secretary of state for energy security and net zero, claire coutinho , made this zero, claire coutinho, made this statement. >> well , firstly this is going >> well, firstly this is going to be the lowest amount that people are paying for their energy years. energy bills in two years. >> and £250 almost coming off people's energy bills is going to be really welcome. news for families up and down the country . we still have things like the cost of living payments in place, £900 for people who are really struggling because we know there are some people who are still having a difficult time, overall this is good time, but overall this is good news for people in the country today. did place today. what i did put in place when i came into the role when i first came into the role was an increase to the bo

gb news i >> -- >> well . welcome to lee anderson's real world. >> and tonight on the show we've got the former ceo of energy uke's been let out the corner again. got matthew laza former labour party adviser is back on the show . adviser is back on the show. matthew will be facing off against a second appearance from benedict spence. we'll also go back in the day with 100 year old d—day veteran william james gladden and for last orders we're joined by towie starjames argent. but first let's go to the . news the. news >> good evening. from the gb newsroom. it'sjust >> good evening. from the gb newsroom. it's just gone. 7:00 the headlines this hour. it's now believed that chemical attacker abdul ezedi is most likely to have died. and police say his body may never be found. in a briefing at scotland yard, police said their main working

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the scheme can also be used to revamp existing properties through energy upgrades for the latest stories, sign up to gbg the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts now it's back to andrew and . pip. well still to come. >> the king was full of smiles yesterday as he and queen camilla made their first public outing since that cancer treatment, but first, the prime minister has proposed that rwanda asylum law is fundamentally incompatible with the uk's human rights obugafions the uk's human rights obligations and would flout international law. >> that what i just said made no sense whatsoever. so should we try that again? and i think we should. right. so let's let's simplify . this is about the simplify this. this is about the rwanda bill that the house of lords peers are going through. >> yeah. and there's a report by the human rights committee, joint house of lords, joint commons says it's incompatible . commons says it's incompatible. >> yeah. and with human rights obugafions. >> yeah. and with human rights obligations . and it's just not obligations. and it's just not going to work. s

gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back to state of the nation. live from the frodingham community centre in scunthorpe. we've been discussing the effects of the net zero agenda on the cost of energy this serious risks to this poses serious risks to steal jobs in this area. but now we're going move on to we're going to move on to perhaps second most perhaps the second most important to this important subject to this audience least immigration, audience at least immigration, both legal and illegal. this week we have seen the house of lords debating the safety of rwanda bill, and it's clear that there is an agenda in the upper house to try and delay the plan. but while the rwanda plan may not perfect, seems to not be perfect, there seems to be alternative . be no viable alternative. meanwhile, on the question of legal migration, we've seen the office for national statistics release its latest projections for the uk population growth, with revive estimates suggesting that the uk will reach 70 million people by 2026, mainly owing to immigration. well, with me now is my most intellectual panel me now is my most intellectual panel. the economist and fellow at the centre for brexit polic

gb news that he feared for his safety. the justice minister has been the target of several death threats, as well as an arson attack on his finchley and golders green constituency office. his energyuppliers will soon have to pay customers £30 if they fail to complete their customers switch to another firm within five days, ofgem said . switching days, ofgem said. switching rates continued to increase each month and it wanted to empower customers to take control of their energy bills as part of an energy suppliers licence , a firm energy suppliers licence, a firm has to switch a customer's electricity or gas supply within five working days from the date of the request . now, the of the request. now, the majority of teenage boys are being exposed to misogynistic content online in, according to new research. data from vodafone, shows that almost 70% of 11 to 14 year old boys have come across posts on social media that promoted prejudice to women or girls . more than two women or girls. more than two thirds of teachers are also saying they've seen a rise in sexist language in the classrooms over the last year , classrooms over the last year, and half of parents say they've heard thei

nenthad leanne dawson as >> and you had leanne dawson as well of gb news saying that coal is sustainable form is the sustainable form of energyergy because it comes from trees. mad >> what do you think about mad? simple that. she was simple as that. she was a rubbish pm. she got kicked out after i say it is, we after like i say how it is, we all know it and now she's out there trying to some. yeah, i'm quite happy to be an eco zealot. what does that mean? i love the i love environment. why not? i love the environment. why not? i love the environment. why not? i most people do . so are i think most people do. so are you an extremist? no, i think she's the extremist . i you an extremist? no, i think she's the extremist. i think that group are extreme . and if that group are extreme. and if you if you don't believe me, then maybe talk to some conservatives that are in the middle, if you like. you know, the we've always been shunted to one side because they would they would same . so would probably say the same. so that's we're at. hey no that's where we're at. hey no nofice that's where we're at. hey no notice to liz truss. it's

gb news. so let's just recap some of what you said there. martin this is the ofgem energy they're the energy regulator. this is the cap on the average household's average bill given average usage for combined gas and electricity . and electricity. >> so it doesn't mean you won't pay >> so it doesn't mean you won't pay more for your electricity. if you use more electricity. it means that average use household, their bill will fall and the bill falls from from £1,928 a year, equivalent to 1690. that's from april the 1st, and that's a drop of about 12. well, that's equivalent to about £20 a month. so 3 or 4 pints in a pub, depending on where you live , maybe 4 or 5 pints, 5 or 6 live, maybe 4 or 5 pints, 5 or 6 pints in some better price parts of the uk that cap though , it's of the uk that cap though, it's still 50% higher than it was before russia invaded ukraine in february 2022. so two years ago, pretty much to the day, that's what we're comparing it to electricity prices. gas prices in this country are still very, very high. and on top of that, the energy providers they'

now with gb news political correspondent olivia utley, who joins us live from westminster, and olivia , it's hard to and olivia, it's hard to overstate the anger, the palpable anger and energynp benches and the government benches when sir lindsay announced his decision . well absolutely, tom, decision. well absolutely, tom, i was in the chamber when sir lindsay announced his decision and there was uproar, both from the snp and from the government benches. >> the snp chief whip tried to raise as a point of order about the speaker's unprecedented decision . the speaker said no. decision. the speaker said no. the chief whip pushed and pushed. he wouldn't take no for an answer. then, on the tory benches, there was outrage as well. one tory mp shouted that lindsay hoyle was moving the goalposts and another, sir desmond swayne , a bit of desmond swayne, a bit of a parliamentary troublemaker , parliamentary troublemaker, shouted bring back john bercow ! shouted bring back john bercow! john bercow over the brexit years was known as a speaker who played with parliamentary rules because, in the view of many conservative mps, he was biased towards the labour party. that swaying accusa

gb news. really simple. loads more coming up on today's show. uh, right . the today's show. uh, right. the typical annual energy bill will fall.mean for the pennies in your pocket? and do you understand it? all that and much more, including chocolate . we have including chocolate. we have chocolate. don't anywhere chocolate. uh, don't go anywhere . neesom. you're with . i'm dawn neesom. you're with gb news, britain's news channel. get the kettle chocolate get the kettle on. chocolate coming up . to win. your are listening to gb news radio 2024, a battleground year , the year the nation year, the year the nation decides as the parties gear up their campaign plans for the next general election , who will next general election, who will be left standing when the british people make one of the biggest decisions of their lives? >> who will rise and who will fall? >> let's find out together . >> let's find out together. >> let's find out together. >> for every moment, the highs , >> for every moment, the highs, the lows, the twists and turns . the lows, the twists and turns. >> we'll be with you for every step of this journey. >> in

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gb news we've covered it since the start. fans tastic. well done to you. i'm assuming you're going to keep pushing with every ounce of energyeat job in partnership with the media. the media have helped us massively. um, the whole world has been interested in this story since the beginning. um and it's our job to keep keep um and it's ourjob to keep keep the momentum going . and that the momentum going. and that puts pressure on the cancer , puts pressure on the cancer, who've done a fantastic job to get to this point so quickly . get to this point so quickly. um, and there's going to be various legal things that need to happen that we don't really have any say in, but, um, we'll be there pushing and holding events and keeping the momentum going , events and keeping the momentum going, keeping this in the pubuc going, keeping this in the public eye. because you know, this this was stolen from us. and, um, and we want it back. >> well, paul turner from the save the crooked house campaign, you've been an absolute credit to your community. be a credit to your community. be a credit to the pub industry and credit to the pub indu

energy charter treaty. the good news treaty. and what's the good news is that britain has come out of it. have thought it. and i would have thought from of the viewers of gb means is britain's taking sovereignty , that it taking back sovereignty, that it gave this treaty gave way to this crazy treaty that allowed oil billionaires to sue britain. if we did some anetsi action to reduce costs and bring and clean our and bring and clean up our energy across the across europe, oil companies are suing governments if they take action to protect their society. so, for example , italy, italy wanted for example, italy, italy wanted to protect its beaches. it brought ban on on drilling, brought in a ban on on drilling, on drilling oil its coast on drilling oil off its coast for miles and an oil company for ten miles and an oil company sued them for 210 million. outrageous okay, the really good news. >> my sunday supplement is slightly more interesting than has donald trump threatened to deport prince harry by warning, i won't protect you like biden, donald trump has told daily express us that the royal family has been too gracious to harry and that he would not prot