— coming to a london pub is the sense of anonymity she gets?e gets? the black dog is small and cosy, so i _ of anonymity she gets? the black dog is small and cosy, so i can _ of anonymity she gets? the black dog is small and cosy, so i can imagine . is small and cosy, so i can imagine the neighbourhood feel, would appeal to her, being as famous as she is, a nice break. i5 to her, being as famous as she is, a nice break-— nice break. is what you think of the new album? _ nice break. is what you think of the new album? i _ nice break. is what you think of the new album? i think _ nice break. is what you think of the new album? i think it's _ nice break. is what you think of the new album? i think it's fabulous. i new album? i think it's fabulous. have ou new album? i think it's fabulous. have you had _ new album? i think it's fabulous. have you had it _ new album? i think it's fabulous. have you had it on _ new album? i think it's fabulous. have you had it on repeat? - new album? i think it's fabulous. have you had it on repeat? i- new album? i t

do you think one of the reasons that she loves coming to a london pub is that sense of anonymity thatwhere? i think so. the black dog is a beautiful neighbourhood pub. it's really small and really cosy. so i can imagine kind of the neighbourhood feel, the community, would appeal to her obviously being as famous as she is, maybe a nice break. and what do you think of the new album? i think it's fabulous. have you had it on repeat over and over again in the pub? that's not even a question. like, i've been... i've been listening to it non—stop. we've had it nonstop on the pub. we've had singalongs from fans. it's been amazing. back to new york now, because the court is in session, donald trump has arrived and is in court for a pivotal phase today, the defence and prosecution delivering their opening statements to remind you, donald trump accused of trying to cover up a $130,000 hush money payment to pornography star stormy daniels before he won the 2016 election. caught in session, we have a team there for you, and we will bring you all the updates throughout the day. many of us enjoyed

and — why so many people are heading to this london pub for a "swift" drink.onald trump has returned to court in new york to hear the opening statements in his criminal trial over the alleged cover up of a hush money payment to the porn star stormy daniels. prosecutors told the jury the case was about a criminal conspiracy and a cover up. but the defence said donald trump was not personally involved. mrtrump, how are you feeling, sir? how is he feeling? uncharacteristically nervous, you would imagine, as he makes his way to the opening day of his criminal trial. first, his usual claims that this is a politically motivated witch hunt orchestrated by president biden. these are all biden trials. this is done as election interference. everybody knows it. i'm here instead of being able to be in pennsylvania and georgia and lots of other places campaigning, and it's very unfair. inside the court, we see a man accustomed to being in charge now not in control. forced to sit and listen to the prosecution's allegations, whether he likes it or not, with the jury carefull

stories have included a report on how the london pub, the black dog, has been overwhelmed after being track on the album. fans�* reaction to the apparent leaking of the album online, the return of her songs to tik tok after a dispute with the app and an analysis of how the singer fits into the tradition of the poets of ancient greece. last saturday, she was even the subject of thought for the day on radio four�*s today programme. sonia haines contacted us after watching last friday's report on the news at six. how is the fact that a pop singer is bringing out two new albums is national news when it really isn't? this is the sort of item that you would expect to see on a magazine programme. it's not the sort of thing that you are actually going to be watching on a main news channel. another viewer who got in touch with us this week was claire maclennan, and we can speak to her now. thank you so much for getting in touch with newswatch, claire. what was it that got you to contact us this week? well, i had several news programmes over several days talking well, i heard several news progr

still to come on the world today — taylor swift fans descend on a london pub mentioned on her new albumre and her husband jonny owen about a daytime disco for the over 30s. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. something known as near shoring, amidst the trade war between the ute china in the us, scores of chinese companies have been taking advantage of conditions in northern mecca so to get around us sanctions on chinese goods by making those same products in mexico instead. at the same time big us firms have relocated from asia to mexico, so what are the pros and cons of this, our mexico correspondent will grant reports not from the northern city of monterey. the final product is considered 100% mexican, imposed on china amid a worsening trade war with the us. the move to mexico makes logistical sense, they already employed for herd 50 people and of ambition ambitious plans to expand. the intention here _ ambitious plans to expand. the intention here in mexico is to bring our production levels up to that of our production levels up to that of our fac

. >>> taylor swift fans are flocking to a london pub the tortured poets department track 17 is calledog and that happens to be the name of a pub that said had a quote of a certain blonde regular. that to call in extra staff to cope in to cope with demand. >> it's been so nice to see a cozy small neighborhood pub this is a dream. something that money can't buy we are just so thankful. >> releasing a 31 song double album last friday. broke spotify records for the most streamed album in a single day. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want we're streaming our newscast all the time. you can watch live newscast, breaking updates and more of our content. thank you so much for joining us at 4:30. we are back in just two minutes. >>> right now 5:00 the homelessness crisis has reached the u.s. supreme court the case the high court is hearing about a small oregon town how it could impact they deal with homeless encampments. growing concern in the jewish community of passover begins the action taken by local synagogues and tempos because of the ongoing war between israel and hamas bay

they occupied a london pub owned by ramsay's company last week. a judge ordered their removal now to caitlin clark. >> the women's basketball superstar has received an apology from a reporter, but some of her fans say it's not enough. reporter this morning calls for a sports journalist to be fired after an exchange with caitlin clark. >> real quick, let me do this. >> you like. you like that? >> i like that you're here. i like that you're here during clark's introductory news conference for the nba's indiana fever, gregg doyel, a columnist for the indy star, made this heart gesture, which clark frequently makes after games. >> i do that at my family after every game. so okay, very cool. >> start doing it to me. and we'll get along just fine. so. >> the exchange sparking some backlash online, barstool sports founder dave portnoy calling doyle a sexist as others call for his firing. doyle apologizing, tweeting caitlin clark, i'm so sorry. today i was part of the problem and included a link to a column featuring a longer apology where he acknowledges

it has also sparked huge interest from herfans in a certain london pub that she alludes to in her lyricsager is naturally delighted it's been pretty crazy, but amazing. like, so overwhelmingly positive. everybody�*s been so lovely, the swifties have been amazing. endless photos, lots of questions about which ex attends frequently. i don't think we can speak too much on it, so i'll leave it a mystery. swift did 0nyx strikes again. goodbye for now. hello there. we had some big weather contrasts across the uk on monday. now, for central and eastern parts of england, it was a cloudy day with outbreaks of light and patchy rain around. it was a cold day. temperatures just seven or eight degrees, well below average for this time of the year. and actually, these kind of temperatures are much closer to the averages you'd see in february. so, if you thought it felt a bit wintry, well, you weren't too far off the mark, but it was a different story further north. in scotland, we did have some brighter skies and some sunshine and we had temperatures 16—16.5 degrees or so in glasgow, so was actually w

it has also sparked huge interest from her fans in a certain pub in london. 's been pretty crazy, but amazing. like, so overwhelmingly positive. everybody�*s been so lovely, the swifties have been amazing. endless photos, lots of questions about which ex attends frequently. i don't think we can speak too much on it, so i'll leave it a mystery. it's a hundred years this month since the first bbc schools broadcast was aired, with the idea of educating and entertaining children. and during that time it has brought programmes like playschool to our screen — remember humpty, jemima and their friends? our reporter ricky boleto looks back in time. a house with a door. windows... for many, this is the sound of their childhood. ready to play? what's the day? it's monday! we found your very first appearance on playschool. it's even got the old clapperboard there at the front. oh, my goodness me. have a look at that. and this is floella. hello. one of playschool�*s best loved presenters, baroness floella benjamin, first appeared in 1976. don't you look smart, big ted? ed

it's very quiet at a london pub euston station today. even the pasty shop is closed.rike action by train drivers in the uk, indisputable pay and will bear working conditions. it will affect transport to the major cities including liverpool, birmingham and edinburgh. none of the main line services are running because of industrial action. the only service is running for the only services running from your transport for london trains. the aslef union is the union in question. the general secretary is one of those on the picket line here this morning. the --eole picket line here this morning. the people behind me haven't had a pay rise for— people behind me haven't had a pay rise for half— people behind me haven't had a pay rise for half a decade. with the cost _ rise for half a decade. with the cost of— rise for half a decade. with the cost of living crisis, the call is to have — cost of living crisis, the call is to have a _ cost of living crisis, the call is to have a pay rise. we have done 17 pay deals _ to have a pay rise. we have done 17 pay deals in— to have a pay

the album dropped last week and now a south london pub — named in the album — has had to turn away customersl. stay with us here on bbc news. i will be back with the headlines in just a moment. i am i will be back with the headlines in just a moment. iam lewis i will be back with the headlines in just a moment. i am lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc news. goodbye. hello there. many of us enjoyed some drier, sunnier weather this weekend, but it was on the chilly side and it's set to remain chilly for the time of year for the rest of this week. with most of the cloud across northern and eastern parts of the uk, best of the sunshine will be across more sheltered western areas. it's because high pressure is sitting out to the west of the uk and that's bringing northerly winds across the country feeding in thicker cloud off the north sea. and you can see that cooler air, how it continues to move southwards across the country with the milder air kept at bay towards the south of the uk. we've also got a couple of weather fronts around, that's brought thicker cloud with outbreaks of rain across large

. >> a london pub. >> laura: raymond, thiothes is another black >> israel -- [chanting] >> free, free palestinian! >> carley: fox news alert, new chaos on college campuses across the country with police making dozenings of arrests at columbia and yale. harvard shutting doors to the public and learning at columbia will be hybrid for the remainder of the semester. lawmakers say the president of the college should step down for failing to keep students safe. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. todd is live from yale's new haven, connecticut campus this morning. hi, todd. >> todd: carley, good morning, pretty calm scene right now. some police officers behind me getting ready for potentially what it to come when the sun comes up. we saw 15 students in sleeping bags, not tents, close to our location. behind us is where events unfolded yesterday and those events got violent. massive protest breaking out at yale. police arrived and issued a warning to students opening tents on campus. >> no one will stop you from leaving, if you do not leave, you w

. >> a london pub. >> laura: raymond, thiothes is another black >> israel --

and the pull of taylor swift — why this london pub has suddnely found international fame. will the meteropolitanbc named matthew white as the sixth suspect in the case. following that apology from sir mark rowley — the mayor of london was asked whether he had confidence in the metropolitan police to deal with this case moving forward. i think the firm has been let down over the last three decades by police officers over the course of the last three decades. david lewis casey, in a recent report found that the police service was still institutionally racist. i think there are lessons to be learnt. i had a frank conversation with sir mark rowley today. he'll be asking a separate police force to look into the assessment the police the police have made in relation to the fresh evidence. the police, the met police have made in relation to the fresh evidence.

. >> dana: i saw this on the bbc, squatters took over gordon ramsay's london pub. but what i wanted to ask you about, sean. most people who are landlords of this type are not ultra wealthy people. these are often middle class earners or people who have figured out a way to try to build wealth in their own lives by finding property that provides housing what people want to rent. >> the first property i bought, dana, was to try to put my family in a better position in my early 20s when i decided to have my own children. had this happened to me and had my very first property had somebody occupy it illegal, that could have bankrupted me. i was just trying to find a way to get ahead for my family. the reality is that's where most people are at. what happens to the real estate market. people will say what do you think? check the laws, check how they are being enforced and people are being driven out of the real estate market. what we look at in the bronx, it is all the property owners around that individual and it is devastating people on a daily basis. so i know what it

lots of secret messages and easter eggs and in those songso including for a south london pub who didf their wildest dreams they would be named in swift's new album. of course would end up having to turn away customers after being mobbed by sw swift decent. fans quickly spotted tract 17, the black dog which is referencing that very specific pub. in out staff told local outlets they do not really the star visiting the venue but are delighted for the unexpected attention. if you are ready for the errors tour is going to head to paris that will be in about three weeks time. may 9 and the uk june and august. so if i heard the ponds i'll add it one of my own hopefully police can resolve the scamming cases swiftly. stephanie bennett live ie linen, thank you. arthel: you are on the ball. i just think you are so fast, so swift. >> there you go. arthel: i enjoyed it will have you back. but tomorrow eric shawn and i will be back noon eastern.ensu thanks everybody, enjoy the rest of your day. ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with

a beloved san francisco dive bar now on the brink of closing the black horse, london pub unit street is the smallest dive bar in the city and its going through a financial hurdle. right now. the owner of the bar says it may have to end. because he has not been able to raise $14,000 through a gofundme. the donations will help clear tax debts and also pay for licenses. the owner also says he received support from the community during the covid pandemic to keep his business open and he's hoping that people will come together again so he can continue to serve and be the smallest dive bar in the city. >> up next year at 3 o'clock drivers in the south bay are now pushing city leaders to implement some more safety measures. we're going to hear from the mayor of san jose on his plans to protect drivers and pedestrians. also, a local shelter needs help with overcrowding kennels. the way that you can help ofrecen space before even adopting there. some other things you can do. plus, police have made an arrest after a mosque was >> san francisco police have arrested a man who they say vandalized

. his north london pub. >> these aren't just any old squatter. it's understood that he called the police on wednesday to have them removed, but the met police officers refused to do so, stating that it was in fact a civil matter. >> and he's not the only celebrity chef to be targeted by squatters. it appears that a group of 400 squatters have moved from have also been removed from marco pierre white's abandoned london steak and pizza restaurant . well, and pizza restaurant. well, there you go. >> so today, for our debate, we want to ask should squatting in all circumstances be a criminal offence? >> well, let's get right into it. joining us is ex—treasury special adviser. director of government relations at the adam smith institute. now james price. he thinks squatters deserve to go to prison and contributing editor at novara media, michael water, michael walker he believes squatting rights places people provides places for people to live in the midst of a housing crisis. okay well, james, you want the change here. so let's start with you . here.

westminster magistrates court and squatters are slowly starting to emerge from gordon ramsay's central london pubsion order. however, the group argues the legal system is designed for the legal system is designed for the rich and say the york and albany, near regent's park, has been left empty for years in an area with some of the worst levels of rough sleeping in the country. it's unclear how many people inside . and for people are still inside. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to . martin. it's back to. martin. >> thank you sophie now got absolutely loads to go fangs into this hour so let's get chomping now. after another dreadful week, rishi sunak has come out fighting and declared war on what he's called the uk's sick note culture. the country's welfare state will now cost the average taxpayer a staggering £2,000 each. every single year. well, i'm joined in our studio in westminster by our political correspondent, catherine forsa. catherine welcome to the studio. always a delight to h

. >> swifties are flocking to the black dog pub in southwest london after taylor swift name-checked itrtured poets department." it's the 17th track. the pub has capitalized on the newfound fame with a swift burger and taylor's version cocktails. >>> sell reen dion gets candid with talking about being upbeat after being diagnosed with stiff-person's syndrome. she told "vogue france" talks about getting through therapy and she hopes doctors find a cure, but until then, she must learn to live with it. celine says she wants to be her best self and her goal is to see the eiffel tower again. >>> there are mounting questions after yankee's manager aaron boone was ejected from last night's game. just watch this. >> you got anything else to say, you're gone. that that is the home plate umpire giving boone a stern warning for apparent trash talk, but the yankees' boss said he didn't say anything. it appears the umpire apparently took him for a mouthy fan. when the umpire ejected him, boone got up quickly and held up his hands. he said it was a hard to wrap his head around the ejection. >>> comin

some of the people who've been squatting inside gordon ramsay's pub in london have been seen leavinge food to the local community. nickjohnson reports. this was gordon ramsay's gastropub in hotel that went on the market last year. the celebrity shaft and hopes of programmes faced a different sort of bad dream last week on a group of squatters turning out and locked themselves inside the building. the group created a community cafe. what a court order was granted by a judge following a request from gordon ramsay's legal team, meaning that the building canal be retaken. as a result of the order, we've seen around four leave the premises earlier today and in the premises earlier today and in the fast few minutes, we've seen three other people who we assume to be squatters running around inside and outside, coming and going. we can see bed sheets with slogans on the on the outside. there's a crate of potatoes out of one of the doors here. we can see a megaphone and some kitchen ingredients and implements on countertops as well. the metropolitan police was called last week and at the time

however, a north london pub and this what we're going to and this is what we're going to be talking aboutchildren pubs. break, has caused a big lie by baryes. children pubs. break, has caused a big lie by baryes. cithaten pubs. break, has caused a big lie by baryes. cithat fair? pubs. break, has caused a big lie by baryes. cithat fair? i pubs. break, has caused a big lie by baryes. cithat fair? i putbe >> yes. is that fair? i will be debating that after this i >> right. -- >> right. i hope you're going to raise a glass to this next debate we're going to have in london. in north london, a pub has sparked a debate over its latest rule, which bans children. i get a bit confused in this because i thought children would be banned everywhere if they're under 16 or from any more . or so from being any more. >> not any more. you can go, because lot these pubs, to because a lot of these pubs, to because a lot of these pubs, to be honest, aren't really drinking anymore, drinking establishments anymore, areeat these what? drinking establishments anymore, areewhatzse what? drinking establishments any

london. it's just this a pub in london.way english people are. there's just some guy, he just says, i'm for a says, oh, i'm here for a purpose. he's just some boring blowhard people. blowhard just lecturing people. it for 40 minutes. yes. it says for 40 minutes. yes. yeah, bit too long to yeah, that's a bit too long to do anything. yeah. >> he says he met the pope. he doesn't know the pope. remember him? but it's probably cause he got drunk. yeah, yeah. got him drunk. yeah, yeah. >> stan just >> lewis is the daily star. just doing here. doing a humblebrag here. >> is , this is. >> yeah, this is, this is. experts men to to, do. we experts urge men to to, do. we have to we have to discuss this to ejaculate 21 times a month. for the sake of truth, this is one of those stories that is complete and utter rubbish. it's done by harvard university, which used to be the most prestigious school in america and one of the most in the world. and can't trust it. world. and you can't trust it. you trust harvard you can't trust harvard uni

and, we'll tell you why taylor swift's latest album means there's no blank space left at one pub in south londonutside the trump tower. the former president faces 3a counts of business fraud in a scheme to pay off porn star stormy daniels — to make sure an account of his alleged extramarital sexual encounter with her did not get published on the eve of the 2016 presidential election. let's go to new york and cbs news correspondent, wendy gillette. a busy day for the media camped outside, what are we expecting to happen today?— outside, what are we expecting to happen today? yes, we are going to have opening _ happen today? yes, we are going to have opening statements _ happen today? yes, we are going to have opening statements at - happen today? yes, we are going to. have opening statements at 9:30am, about two hours from now, we don't know how long the statements were last but they are not typically long as the defence and prosecution ugly out their basic elements of the cases. and try to sway the jurors in the early stages

stories have included a report on how the london pub, the black dog, has been overwhelmed after beingre for any other musician or artist. it seemed a major item on the news coverage on bbc one tv at several times a day for several days. and, yeah, it wasjust, "not again," you know. i suppose one counterargument might be that it's notjust that she has a lot of fans. she is a huge figure, both financially and culturally in the music industry. does that notjustify the proportion of airtime given to her when she put out a new album? it is... it's a fact to me, but ijust couldn't believe the level of coverage. it made me wonder, you know, really, the bbc should have been paid for marketing it. are they desperately trying to get young people to watch or what is it that's suddenly making this a news event? because there are very big names in the music industry who have not, as i've noticed, had that kind of coverage. claire, as you just hinted, there is a question there, but how do you think the bbc can find a balance between pleasing viewers like yourself who feel the story could have been

squatters in london have taken over a pub which is leased by gordon ramsay no less.s currently up for sale with a guide price of £30 million. it is understood that kitchen nightmares host ramsay called the police on wednesday, but was unable to have the squatters removed, the metropolitan police said in a statement they were made aware of squatters a disused of squatters at a disused property, this is property, but added this is a civil matter and so police did not attend the property, okay, let's see what my panel make of this. we haven't got much time on this one, unfortunately, but, you know, you can talk very fast because they've drunk half of their angela rayner cocktail, kai gordon , why can't we just kai gordon, why can't we just boot squatters out if we own a property or lease property, why don't we just boot them out? >> i know that's tempting, but the empty the fact is, long term empty properties have increased by 24% in the last six years. there's 1.2 million people on the social housing lists. people don't have a place to live. and so these empty properti

part of - in celebrity chef gordon ramsay's pub in a very leafy part of north l pub in a very leafy part of north londonakeshift communal kitchen. four people have left after locking themselves in, and it's unclear how many other people are still inside, but a bbc reporter said people could be seen coming and going from the pub. the court order means enforcement officers can retake the premises. let'sjust enforcement officers can retake the premises. let's just show you the scene in new york, again, where it looks like the new york police department is getting set up for that news conference which is in relation to a horrific incident a short while ago where a man set himself on fire outside the court with donald trump's criminal child getting under way —— criminal trial. butjurors are being selected today. lewis —— lewis vaughanjones is here next, now for all you marathon watchers, here's been rich. hello. high pressure is going to be building across the uk this weekend. hello. for some parts of the uk, april has been a very wet month so far, but this weekend does promise something a little bit drier.

and if you didn't know this, like many good ideas, the london marathon was thought up in a pub back inork marathon and they thought, let's have something like that here. so they put on the first one in 1981 and i can tell you they had about 6200 finishes that day. this year, they are looking at around 50,000. this raise has already raised more than £1 billion for charity, that record hit more than five years ago. more charities getting lots more money today. you're right, fantastic, one of the best in the world and these guys coming across now for the charities are really what it is all about.— what it is all about. with the charity runners, _ what it is all about. with the charity runners, there i what it is all about. with the charity runners, there are i what it is all about. with the i charity runners, there are personal best, i will ask you your time, but it isn't about the time for a lot of people, it is the fact they have managed to achieve that personal landmark of running a marathon. it is so much about the marathon distance. 26.2 miles, neverforget the two, runners will not t

london time, though you might be in the pub, it is a question gdp, economist expecting a tick down to five point 3% growth in the fourth quarter of last year, but we will be across all of that data throughout the day, and to get you up to speed ready for your day do not forget to check out the daybreak newsletter, da why bigo -- da yb go on the terminal. janet yellen is speaking at an event. >>lge of the time, but i think like many of you one of the ways you gauge what is happening in china [indiscernible] lizzy: the point of this trip is to strengthen the u.s.-china economic relationship in a healthier way. janet yellen has talked about the importance of not decoupling but does raise concerns about massive chinese state investment, so how will she strike this balance in these remarks? after these comments, she is scheduled to meet the chinese economic policies are -- czar, the vice premier along with his predecessor who analysts say retains influence in china. two important conversations for janet yellen to be having today. she is building on the phone call between president biden an

fire has caused significant damage to a historic pub in south—west london. two listed building in mitcham. 80 firefighters battling the blaze, which ripped through three floors and destroys the roof of the derelict property. the cause of the fire is being investigated . a two minute investigated. a two minute silence has been held , honouring silence has been held, honouring the english men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice . made the ultimate sacrifice. hundreds of army and naval cadets took part in the march past at the cenotaph in central to london mark 130 years of the royal society of saint george . royal society of saint george. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alert. now it's back to . nana. now it's back to. nana. >> thank you cameron. still to come, adam bradford will be in the political hot seat to shine a light on rwanda in my political spotlight. but next, uri geller will join me to discuss the latest from good afternoon. if you just tuned in. welcome on

pub that suffered significant damage. thick black smoke was seen rising from the roof of the burn bullock in mitcham in south—west london. ground first and second floors of the building were damaged, while the roof of the now derelict pub was also destroyed . 80 firefighters also destroyed. 80 firefighters battled the blaze at the heritage listed building . the heritage listed building. the cause of the fire is under investigation . a whistleblower investigation. a whistleblower claims the conservative party was warned that mp mark menzies alleged misuse of campaign funds may have constituted fraud , but may have constituted fraud, but there was no duty to report it. the fylde mp lost the conservative whip and was suspended as one of the prime minister's trade envoys after the times published claims he used political donations to cover medical expenses and pay off bad people who had locked him in a flat. mr mendy mark menzies disputes the allegations. the party says it has been looking into the claims for several months, and lancashire police are reviewing the available information . a the available information. a major

london. i asked her why it took so long for parliament to pass the boot. this is this evening to use in the making for this partial fashion legislation. and then me go back to the pub this next feed, a back and forth in palm. and since you've been talking about that, and now finally this to a set to become what is free is a big victory for the prime minister. never. she seen a 3 has things to premiership on this legislation that i keep all the people the key policy for him in a crucial election. yeah. now why? because up in this, no background for well, there is a lot of strange feeling on both sides of this debate. a critics of this legislation say some more. uh, some say its its fox, expensive. uh and uh, brakes human rights legislation. uh, components of this legislation say that it was a deterrent to try and stop, say, just a legal migrant crossing across the channel. a lot of that is in question and not what do you have this young people's lives at last week's between the 2 houses upon them is finally though this evening, the house, the house was on the alexis house. i just saw that it was time to fax down the changes that he was trying to make found down esse

fire has caused significant damage to a historic pub in south west london.oke was seen rising from the grade two listed building in mitcham. 80 firefighters battled the blaze, which ripped through three floors and destroyed the roof of the derelict property . four men the derelict property. four men were treated at the scene. the cause of the fire is being investigated and a two minute silence has been held, honouring the english men and women who died serving the nation. hundreds of army and naval cadets took part in a march past the cenotaph in central london, marking 130 years of the royal society of saint george . some society of saint george. some members of the public were there to celebrate the day . to celebrate the day. >> well, we're big military people, so it means a lot to come down and celebrate and be part of it all, really. >> it's obviously the patron saint of our country and obviously the old brigade, and it means something to me. >> we're englishers he's a painter's hatton of england. so we've got a market. scotland do it, wales do it. we'v

>> squatters, kitchen squatters in london have taken over a pub leased by gordon ramsay.it's a commercial building, the police cannot remove them. does the law need to . the law need to. change? >> we're also going to be talking about the nhs trust , talking about the nhs trust, which has had all sorts of issues with patient care. but don't worry , they've got 21 don't worry, they've got 21 different forms of diversity plastered all over its marketing. god knows how much expense was it? the hell has happened to the nhs and why are ministers allowing it? >> yes, if you want to know what flag would represent you, if you are pansexual as opposed to are a pansexual as opposed to a heterosexual , we can tell you heterosexual, we can tell you yes, they've got 21. >> we're going to go through them because some of them i've never of . never heard of. >> right. get in touch this morning. forward morning. gbnews.com forward slash. your say is the message board. first though the very latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> bev thank you. the top stories this morning escalatin

continue the cause of the crash continue fire has caused significant damage to a historic pub in south west london roof of the derelict property . roof of the derelict property. four men were treated at the scene. the cause of the fire is being investigated . parents and being investigated. parents and their children have staged a demonstration in belfast over rising childcare costs. more than a thousand people carrying balloon placards and prams took part, calling for immediate support. unlike england, there's no scheme offering free childcare in northern ireland, but some tax credits are available. stormont's politicians want to prioritise childcare, but a new strategy could cost £400 million a year. they've requested face to face talks with prime minister rishi sunak to ask for more funding. a man who set himself alight outside the new york court, where former president donald trump's hush money trial is being held, has died. maxwell azarello was taken to hospital in a critical condition and later died from his injuries. witnesses say he pulled pamphlets with conspiracy theories out of a backpa

so gordon ramsay had a pub in north london. it is called the york and albany.n't know if they've managed to break into it or how they got in there, and they're occupying , and they say that occupying it, and they say that they're into they're going to turn it into a soup kitchen for the homeless, they're going to turn it into a soup iis:hen for the homeless, they're going to turn it into a soup iis really)r the homeless, they're going to turn it into a soup iis really going homeless, they're going to turn it into a soup iis really going to neless, they're going to turn it into a soup iis really going to anger, they're going to turn it into a soup becausey going to anger, they're going to turn it into a soup because i going to anger, they're going to turn it into a soup because i think to anger, they're going to turn it into a soup because i think he anger, him, because i think he was planning sell it for of planning to sell it for a lot of money. i'm very sceptical of the whole squatting world. when i was university, i knew lot was at university, i knew a lot o

obscene filth on a, you know, every other given saturday in london genocidal stuff, anti—semitic stuff. and you would conceivably storm a pub. i think come on. >> no, that's right. and i'm often adam and i agree on most things. i sometimes find you a little overstated , adam. but on little overstated, adam. but on this occasion, you've been understated to me. you have been understated. the problem is worse than you are suggesting, because i don't think it is a clear order coming from on high. i think it's a nudge and a wink and a suggestion. you don't think mark rowley is woke? >> i mean, he's he's a real old school . no pride. he tried to school. no pride. he tried to ban pride badges. he tried to ban pride badges. he tried to ban anything other than the bobby overall culture. >> he's weak . >> he's weak. >> he's weak. >> it's not. >> it's not. >> it's not. >> i think he's bad at his job, but he's not. >> right on in my view. it's not that an order has gone down to say, smash up the saint george's marches, but let the pro—palestinian marches happen. there won't be a piece of paper or a memo that said that it's worse, it's

so there's a pub, i think in east london now and, its profits are on the up . and, its profits are onaylor swift, who has probably the most excitable, dedicated, active fan base in the world, taylor swift fans have been listening to her new album . i don't know if anyone album. i don't know if anyone else here has. and there is a song called the black dog, which is about a pub in vauxhall that her then boyfriend went into and her then boyfriend went into and he walked into the pub and she was tracking it on her phone on her sort of fine friends app and she sung she's, she's written this new song all about her heartbreak. so taylor swift fans have descended on this pub in vauxhall and the landlord's been pretty canny and started charging for merchandise, putting the price of the pints up. it's been rammed full of taylor swift fans. >> so sorry, was she basically stalking her? >> so i think so. i haven't listened to the album, but my understanding is that this entire and there's 31 tracks on this album, right? and it's all about her british ex—boyfriend and their break—up and st giles'

award for those stuff on the grooming gangs, because the two tier policing all the pubs that were closed in central londonofficers in relation to the nottingham stabbings. and the mother, obviously , i'm sure mother, obviously, i'm sure you've been talking about this morning who's come out and said that they need the police needed to show much more respect to the victims. >> they're really awful, awful, awful, awful story. >> yeah. okay. well we look forward to it. yeah >> i've just got to ask you, would you be offended? well, let me ask eamonn similar age to me if you've offended, if someone said back in your day because apparently that's now offensive . apparently that's now offensive. >> yeah, obviously it was over. >> yeah, obviously it was over. >> my head doesn't mean offensive . offensive. >> you can now successfully sue. you can sue, but you know, i look back at my day and i look at the experiences and the enrichment, the empowerment and i don't necessarily see that as back in my day, i think things were often a lot better. >> yeah. so i feel quite strong by it and my experiences garnered from it.

. >> there would be pub , i should say. >> well, in london you go to a, you'd a tube station or you'dthe something like they did in the bed, did in blitz. bed, like they did in the blitz. you'd to station like you'd go to a tube station like you the blitz. but there you did in the blitz. but there was plenty warning. would was plenty of warning. we would have plenty if we have plenty of warning if we thought were under an thought that we were under an imminent thought that we were under an imrbut nt that. but we are >> but you say that. but we are not prepared. like. like if i had there's in had nobody. there's like in israel if you israel they have. listen, if you hear happens. you've hear this, this happens. you've got you've got the phone message, you've got the phone message, you've got got that. got this, you've got that. they're organised. >> they >> that's because they have hostile think hostile neighbours. i think it's inappropriate to compare the current of the british current plight of the british military with israel are military with what israel are doing. got national doi

london, are they like, welcome back! do they reclaim you warmly? >> yeah, i mean, people are very nice. >> jimmy: yeah? >> but no one believes that i wasn't fired. [ laughter ] i'll be in a pube in a pub or something. people will be like, "yeah, no, why did you come back?" "well, because max finished sixth grade, we really wanted him to have a relationship with his grandparents, we really thought --" people are honestly like, "you don't have to give me that [ bleep ], it's fine, mate." [ laughter ] "you got fired." because nobody thinks you would ever leave what is, let's be honest, a cushy existence. >> jimmy: can you get a letter from cbs saying that you've been -- you were not fired, that you left of your own free will? >> i will except they don't know what cbs is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. >> so they'll go, that's not a real thing. then i have to tell them what the show was. then they'll go, "hang on, it was 12:30 at night, that's a ridiculous time to put a tv show on." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it sounds like you should just come back. you know, what you left and they don't accept you anymore, that's that. [ laughter ] but this play that you're doing. >> i am, i'm doing a

so in central london right now, there's a group of squatters who've taken over gordon's pub. >> so il, i thought you had to be in a property for ten years before you could claim squatters, right? >> their is really. >> is right? >> is that right? >> is that right? >> that's what thought it was. >> that's what i thought it was. >> that's what i thought it was. >> would make sense, >> one that would make sense, wouldn't their that >> one of their legs that they're standing they're they're standing on is they're saying was not saying the property was not designed before the designed or adapted before the time entry into the time of their entry into the property as a place to live. so again, that goes over my head. >> but, so they clearly know what they're on about doing their research. >> well, professional >> well, the professional squatters and they've put a nofice squatters and they've put a notice know, if squatters and they've put a noti do know, if squatters and they've put a noti do try know, if squatters and they've put a noti do try and know, if squatters and they've put a noti

pub of fellow celebrity chef, gordon ramsay, near regent's park last week. a cycling champion who fled ethiopia to seek refuge here is taking part in ride london, despite surviving loves thanks to crowdfunding by community centre west london welcome. i was extremely happy about it. it has made a huge difference to me. before i had the bike, i was just staying at home. but now i cycle around 100 kilometres in an afternoon. travel now and this is how the tube is looking at the moment. there's a good service on all lines. now onto the weather with kate. good morning. it's a bright but rather chilly start this morning. we had clear skies overnight, but plenty of sunshine for this morning, at least. a freshening breeze, a westerly through the afternoon. it's not going to feel as chilly as yesterday, but the cloud will increase, turning the sunshine hazy, thicker cloud by the end of the day further north and temperatures reaching 15 celsius. then overnight, we've still got this cloud, it is in fact, a cold front. it's going to bring some spells of rain, a northwesterly breeze eventually by dawn. the minimum temperature not as chilly as last night at eight celsius. but

so it must be a big pub that they used his own cooking appliances to barricade themselves inside the grade two listed building near regent's park in central londonhen people did something very similar at one of gary neville's ventures, and obviously between obviously he was caught between a place because a rock and a hard place because he's labour he's essentially a labour party activist and activist now, isn't he? and he was well, i can't seen was like, well, i can't be seen evicting squatters, i think evicting squatters, but i think they it on the they might have done it on the q.t. the independent q.t. anyway, the independent exclusive we exclusive nhs chief, we must stamp surge in sex assaults stamp out surge in sex assaults on staff. this is our metoo moment right now . chief moment right now. chief executive as she announces crackdown on abuse of doctors and nurses. they say that there's obviously been a massive rise and it needs to stop by members of the public or by by each other . so the members of the public or by by each other. so the independent has highlighted shocking sexual abuse in the abuse against staff in the health service. t

and a community in northeast london named walthamstow, and they have managed a complete redesign of their streets in that area. so we met up at a park and we went to a pub and crossed areas where the cars were making it through walkers, kids on scooters, jumping over real bollards and over to the side. there was a cat sleeping on a bench and that was a community street. now returning here, i came down on my scooter to hear about 25 minute trip, and i lost track of the number of traffic violations i saw, we can do better and we have now the opportunity to start doing better. it's a small step. it's not walthamstow yet, but we can get there. let's do this. thank you. thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. good afternoon, director tomlin. chair egan and directors . thank you. richard zeeman, for speaking today. my name is marta lindsay. i'm with walk san francisco, and i know we're all grieving what happened on saturday. and i think many san franciscans are feeling our shared heartbreak, humanity and fragility. i want to recognize how much harder sfmta's vision zero work is when so many more drivers are pushing the limits, driving an incredibly