both beautiful, michelle and martin mcneill, everybody liked smart charismatic michelle. from childhood on, said her sister linda clothes. >> she and her different pageants. she won homecoming queen. she did modeling, she was an exchange student over in switzerland. she excelled at everything. >> martin did, to. in his own way. it took a little while, but eventually he became a doctor and then a lawyer, and then a leader in his local board of the church of latter day stains, the mormons. but before he did any of that, back when this picture was taken, it was just unstoppable love. did they eloped or something? runoff together basically? >> they got married under the justice of the peace. >> reporter: they had four children. eventually set up house in a place called pleasant grove in utah and loved their family life so much they adopted for more little kids, three of them from ukraine. alexis, from the first set of four, followed her father everywhere, was his little shadow. you kind of idolized? >> i did. i wanted to follow in his footsteps in some way. i became a doctor b

and so now please join me in welcoming to politics and prose rachel swarns and michel martin, who. friendly amendment, a host of edition. sorry. thank friendly amendment, a host of morning. there are four of us. do not get me in when i go back to work on monday. welcome and home, neighbor. it's nice. have you back and back in d.c. quite a journey. you know how many of you read original new york times piece in 2016? i know it's been a while. do you remember? okay, so do you ever wonder when somebody writes so it's particularly a deeply reported article. and then a book comes out if there's more to say. do you ever like is there really more to say? i can assert that there is. and i was wondering why you understood or when you understood that there was so much more to say. what was it after the first piece which was so impactful and so deeply reported and so shocking to some that made you understand that there was much more to say. well, it's so cool. be sitting alongside you and to see you after. so many years. so think it might be useful to talk a little bit about how even came to t

and current affairs through anaries lens, i'm joined by my co-host michelle gilleny alongside our special guest dr. lawrence machune, martin harson and died died very suddenly uh and very painfully, that's the thing to remember people did in different ways, but um if you couldn't keep water down and you w to drink at least six pounce of water a day. and take salt cuz you need it for your your brain um but if you can't keep the water down if you're being sick then uh all these toxins in your body started with the kidneys come under massive pressure and happened to patty quin happen to mortin horse and so like for the last couple hours life he's thrushing about his in these way in another world and learn and later years after listen talking to brandon his brother brandon was in one side of the holding him down and the priest f morphe was side holding so he would smash his face against them. little b end and then he did, he did settle and for about an hour and then he died and and the really when in the hospital irony was um you're no longer a protestant prisoner because you are in the hospital pajamas so you're not refusing

um, martin, you say michelle, to the point which was made earlier.ouse of commons is supposed to be, or it certainly was when it got set up, he says. doesn't this just show westminster has show how westminster has essentially forgotten its core purpose? keith only purpose? keith says only left wing activists will volunteer for citizens assemblies, he for citizens assemblies, and he says mine . that's says his words, not mine. that's why starmer's sneaky socialist thoughts are in favour of them. keith that's bit rude, mate. keith that's a bit rude, mate. >> uh, saying that because >> okay, uh, saying that because basically the rude about that, well, not the idea is only well, it's not the idea is only socialists lefties that are socialists or lefties that are going involved in this. going to get involved in this. actually you'll that some actually you'll find that some of involved people in of the most involved people in communities, the people communities, some of the people you from on big you hear most from on big planning campaigns planning permis

michel stage the by election. she's. she was successfully elected liver. she became of the system to police martin regardless. there was the, the 1st minister and the assembly. she was, i think she's also minister of agriculture and most of health as well. so. busy and she has really business to the rations, excuse me, articulate by eval, universally a graduate like myself a university. i went to prison and long guess what? you pronounce a new generation of i confident niceness of republicans thoughts and they the 2nd part of your question a the stereo there shouldn't being present to the assembly and mix it work. surely that is only going to send that communion but also sort of respond to sort of the market dirty. so the matter is the end of last week and the social economic and political gifts for this artificial spit north of 6 countries facing called northern ireland. as always, right, that's the 50 year history, the us controlled mean sign process and stopped by community to give you an example . when i grew up, i'm in a sense of going from west style fast when i will, the orange order. the book, you kno

michelle stage, the battle action. and she said she was successfully elected liver. she became of the system to live martin mcguinness. that was the, the 1st most her and the assembly. she was i think she's also nestor of agriculture and most of health as well. so how. busy she is really missing, ok, they're anxious to me or take your lives by eval universally a graduate like myself a university. i went to prison as all cash, but you pronounce a new generation of i confident niceness and republicans thoughts and they the 2nd part of your question of this stereo. there shouldn't being present to the assembly and mix it work. surely that is only going to send that communion, but that also sort of respond to sort of the market directly. so the matter is the data that last week and the social, economic and political gifts for this artificial spit north of 6 countries facing called northern ireland. as always, right, as the 50 year history, the us controlled, mean, sorry, process. and so back to me in the late to give you an example when i 1st opened the center gate from west belfast when i will, the orange ord

martin mcguinness is there, deputy first leader for eight or nine years, a member of sinn fein, a key figure in the peace process in northern ireland, a former paramilitary commander. those nationalists, and michelle it does not mean there are more nationalists than unionists, just about more unionist than nationalists in the chamber, but sinn fein are the largest party and people will think that matters. let's consider what people will be thinking outside this great hall and this grand setting. beyond prehistoric first, —— that historic first, the priority is to get politicians working and getting things done again. bud politicians working and getting things done again.— politicians working and getting things done again. and if you hear about people _ things done again. and if you hear about people in — things done again. and if you hear about people in northern - things done again. and if you hear about people in northern ireland, | things done again. and if you hear. about people in northern ireland, it has the longest hospital waiting times in the uk so far, and they don't know what the budget will be into the next financial year, and the quality of water here, the water pollution, it is bread

martin daubney on gb news. it's my favourite part of the week . my favourite part of the week. joining me now is michelleoming up tonight. of course i'll be picking up on the by—election stuff that goes without saying. >> so much to unpick unpick there, isn't there? >> i want to ask, is >> but also i want to ask, is there a holiday, a rights, there a holiday, a human rights, a ruysbroek , an upnow, broken a ruysbroek, an upnow, a broken out all over? i say about out all over? should i say about a disabled man that was receiving payments for care? receiving payments for his care? long story short, he saved up those payments to spend on holidays one over to florida. the council are having none of that. they've taken the money back off him. should they have done or not? also as well should foreign governments be owning the here in this country? the media here in this country? and least, churches and last but not least, churches . we know by now that attendance there and down. there is going down and down. but to start but is the answer to start having alcohol fuelled silent discos in them or not. >> it gets

martin daubney. i'll be back tomorrow three till six. right after this michelle snow to come during the rest in north, but rest of today in the north, but rain generally elsewhere and it is turning milder from the south. what we've seen during the day is mild atlantic weather trying to push in from the south. cold air sitting to the north and in between the band of rain mixing and turning to sleet and snow in places. but through the evening. overnight, the snow will increasingly become confined to higher parts of northern england , southern northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. further disruption possible, but at lower levels . mostly it's at lower levels. mostly it's rain and a very mild end to the night across southern parts, with some heavy showers moving through cold in the far north of scotland, further snow scotland, with further snow showers. another centimetre or two. we're following two. but really we're following on friday. rain, sleet and snow as it pushes north into much of scotland and the far north of england and northern ireland

michelle dewberry show. dewbs& co. that's six till seven and i'll be back here on the martin dormer show.brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good afternoon . welcome to >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie from the met office. there's further heavy rain to push eastwards through rest day, but through the rest of the day, but it start turn drier it will start to turn drier across over the next across the west over the next few hours . the heavy as few hours. the heavy rains as a result of weather front few hours. the heavy rains as a result been weather front few hours. the heavy rains as a result been weatheeastwards that's been pushing eastwards through today. it's going to stall the few hours stall over the next few hours across the south—east, but across the far south—east, but behind turning colder and behind it is turning colder and dnen behind it is turning colder and drier, some further heavy drier, so some further heavy rain to come. in the east we have warnings still have got weather

michelle dewbs& co coming up. >> miss a quick nibble on me. >> miss a quick nibble on me. >> it's pre—watershed martin goodness gracious> uh, well, of course i want to carry on that conversation about suella braverman. >> uh, my panel have very different opinions that. different opinions on that. uh, indeed. heard you talk indeed. i've heard you talk about this as well, so, um. >> oh, what's the name? >> oh, what's the name? >> begum. could >> shamima begum. how could i possibly her name anyway? possibly forget her name anyway? good what i say, that she's good is what i say, that she's not coming this country. not coming back to this country. >> panel say, well, >> one of my panel say, well, she's only 15. she was groomed and all the rest of it. paul lee, other are you? lee, other one, where are you? are where are your thoughts on that? at also well? that? at home also as well? abortion. that? at home also as well? abor set. debate whether or look set to debate whether or not it should be legalised . 24 not it should be legalised. 24 weeks. goodness gracious me. so i want to get stuck into all of that. and also drugs h

martin dalby. tomorrow three dalby. i'm back tomorrow three till but after this it's till six, but after this it's dewbs& co with michelle> for a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> uh, like alex burkill here again with your latest gb news weather forecast there is some pretty unsettled weather to come as we go through this week, but for the time being, it's largely fine because we've been under the influence of high pressure to the south of the uk, which has quietened our weather down. so did see a bit of so although we did see a bit of rain earlier on in the day through the afternoon, there's been dry and at times been plenty of dry and at times sunny however cloudy, sunny weather. however cloudy, wet windy weather spilling wet and windy weather spilling across scotland as we go through the further south and the night further south and elsewhere. staying mostly dry the night further south and elsethickeningying mostly dry the night further south and elsethickening cloudrostly dry the night further south and elsethickening cloud from dry the night further south and elsethic

martin, thank you and good afternoon to you. >> well, the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that northern ireland's first minister, michellec services in northern ireland. it comes after meeting with rishi sunak to discuss stormont's finances , where power sharing finances, where power sharing has returned . however, speaking has returned. however, speaking at visit to a primary school at a visit to a primary school in northern ireland, the prime minister said the new £3.3 billion funding deal is already significant and generous . significant and generous. >> i had very constructive meetings today with all political leaders in stormont and the new executive and the funding package that we put on the table before christmas, i think has been widely recognised as being significant and generous. £3.3 billion a focus on long time sustainability, ensuring that northern ireland has the funding it needs , not has the funding it needs, not just for today to deal with the immediate challenges, but is on just for today to deal with the inpath iate challenges, but is on just for today to deal with the inpath towards.lenges, but is on

michelle. most people say they think it's true. they've seen it where they live. and your show's always going to be fantastic. dewbs& co six till 7 pm. i've got to say to martinwith my accent . i can tell you that for accent. i can tell you that for free. well look forward to that more in your show later on dewbs & co six till seven. >> thank you very much. now having a bet on the gigs is one of the few simple pleasures we've got left in life. but guess what? the government is trying clamp down that as trying to clamp down on that as well anything, they don't well as if anything, they don't want ban. martin daubney on want to ban. i martin daubney on gb news channel . >> earlier on breakfast. labour is pledging to end the harassment of women online by tackling it at the source. >> this can involve bullying onune >> this can involve bullying online of a of a sexual nature , online of a of a sexual nature, misogynistic comments but also sadly within the classroom as well. the organisers of these protests probably should be forced into giving more notice of them because literally they're telling the met within days that there's going to be 100,000 or more people