bev turner still with me. me. bev turner still with me.ay former conservative mp ranil jayawardena wooden. i knew i was going to get it wrong. don't, don't don't let me let me do it. jay jayawardena there we are. thank you. and the political journalist zoe grunwald . now, journalist zoe grunwald. now, a new report has suggested the government should take lessons from the covid inquiry to be more for prepared climate related emergencies. they're warning that the threat posed by climate change should be treated in a similar way to terrorism. and this is what one of the authors of the report told me earlier today on gb news. >> climate induced emergencies cover a whole range of things . cover a whole range of things. so we just saw on the news announcement this morning just before this segment about hurricane milton heading towards florida that would constitute a climate related emergency. one of the things that this report looks at as well is food security. so we've seen and sort of food price inflation over the past few years. and one third

bev turner.eek i am delighted to say that i'm joined by former conservative minister steve baker and former labour minister bill rammell this evening. now we've got rachel reeves upcoming budget, of course, over the horizon with the row over imposing vat on private school bills heating up tax experts, unions and school leaders are now casting doubt on whether these plans could even be implemented by the 1st of january next year. they're saying it's unworkable. education secretary bridget phillipson tweeted over the weekend the tone of this that gets me state schools, she says , gets me state schools, she says, need teachers more than private schools need embossed stationery. children need mental health support more than private schools need new pools, and students need careers advice more than private schools need astroturf pitches. steve, let me come to you first on this. the tone of these tweets from the education secretary really just confirms my suspicion that this is just a vindictive and pu

bev turner barbie.make a barbie doll of virginia woolf, which is just kind of a huge contradiction. this pinky plasticky new pneumatic barbie doll, which looks like a woman who was the ultimate feminist, the ultimate progressive. >> and they've also managed to make it look like queen camilla. >> yeah, yeah. the weird thing is they refer to the entire family being aghast, saying, over my dead body. well, i can tell you here and now, they didn't consult the woolf family. they didn't consult me or my father or anyone. so it's a it's an odd story, but it's getting a lot of interest. people are saying a barbie doll of virginia woolf. also, who buys barbie? i'm just about to say. >> but people who buy barbie dolls have never heard of virginia woolf. no, exactly. am i being patronising? >> i don't know, i think barbie or most people, i think it's barbie collectors now. i don't think the average ten year old, i mean, the average ten year old doesn't buy barbie dolls anymore. but do your ten year old girl, you k

you're with britain's newsroom, with andrew pierce and bev turner. our political edhon bev turner.hris hope, is with us. we've had an interesting week in birmingham, but overshadowed immediately by keir starmer. >> again, it's unbelievable. i mean, this announcement, he's repaid £6,176 of gifts and hospitality broken down like this, six taylor swift concert tickets, six batches of them. rather four trips to doncaster races and one clothing rental agreement for lady starmer . agreement for lady starmer. those are all since the election, not even touching the 40 grand he pocketed when he was leader of the opposition. he says yesterday it's a judgement issue. if there's a judgement issue. if there's a judgement issue now, surely it is one then. and even worse than that, he's letting his colleagues down who have been out there taking their own freebies. >> it's an admission. it's got to be an admission of guilt if you give it back. >> exactly. and we've seen that david lammy has taken thousands of pounds worth of freebies. he's the foreign secretary, the chancellor of the exchange. >>

thanks. >> i want to ask which parties bev turner. nana. andrew. thanks, bev. pmqs live starts right now . right now. it is 1158 on wednesday, the 9th of october. this is pmqs live on gb news with gloria de piero and christopher hope . christopher hope. >> just one moment. rishi sunak and sir keir starmer go head to head at prime ministers questions, the first one since mps return from their conference break. rishi sunak has only four more to pmqs go. >> yes, it's the first pmqs back from the conference season. what will the leader of the opposition's attack line be? we'll have full coverage of every moment and we'll be getting full reaction from labour mp for bolsover, natalie fleet and shadow immigration minister paul holmes, who is backing james cleverly to be the next tory leader. do you agree with him ? with him? >> before we get to the chamber, though, what do you think might come up? well, you're putting a question to your parties anyway. paul holmes, what would you be asking the pm today? i'd be asking the pm today? i'd be asking the pm today? i'd be as

with me , bev turner and news.ev turner and andrew pierce until midday. >> now this is going to infuriate you. i suspect an albanian criminal who came back into britain illegally after being deported. he'd served six months in a two and a half year sentence for burglary, has won the right to stay in britain under the european convention on human rights. >> i'd it. binoche was freed six months into a two and a half year jail sentence for burglary and deported as part of a prisoner transfer agreement with albania. came back. sorry . no, i albania. came back. sorry. no, i was going to say. have you have you today? but he came back to britain to be with his lithuanian girlfriend, and now he's staying here as he has a right to a family life. is it madness? it flipping is. >> let's speak to the barrister and writer stephen barrett . and writer stephen barrett. stephen. so this gentleman broke the law . he. he was a burglar, the law. he. he was a burglar, which is a very, very difficult offence if you're a victim of burgl

bev turner andrew's in birmingham. delighted to say that i'm joined in the studio now by broadcaster mike parry, who's had a haircut. nice to see mike looking very smart. >> no, my coiffeur gave me a call after seeing me on the show last week. >> we all need one of those. and former labour mp stephen pound. >> i've had a polish in the studio. >> right, gentlemen, we're going to have a fun hour and a half or so hour and 40 minutes left of the show, because we're going to be watching the tory wannabe leaders, and then we will tell you what we think of their speeches. that is probably worth staying tuned to hear. we're not going to hold back, are we? on our opinions? >> no, no, we're not. no. >> but first of all, before we do that, let's talk about some of the stories. obviously, the biggest story in town at the moment, what is happening in the middle east. mike, how worried are you about that, >> do you know what i think when one side is so determined to hammer the other side? i think it brings more stability. that might

with me bev turner. thank you for joining news. with me bev turner. thank you forjoining me.at i'm not alone in the studio anymore. i've got gb news, senior political commentator nigel nelson here and political commentator and man of many talents piers pottinger with us in the studio. we're talking of just off air then about about driving. there's this this case today. i know this isn't on our list, but i think it's worth touching upon of the lady who's 96 who had a car accident and has avoided jail. and it's kind of raised this issue of whether you should not drive over a certain age. do you still drive? i still yeah, even though you're very old, even though i'm ancient, i still drive. >> but there are certain things i don't like doing. i don't drive at night quite so often, because i find that my dazzling lights. yeah, it's the dazzling lights. yeah, it's the dazzling lights. there my wife prefers to drive whenever we're going anywhere anyway, on the basis that i'm not very good in the first place, but yes, i mean , i first place, but yes, i mean, i think that it's right th

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so breaking news this morning. the former one direction singer and pop star liam payne has died aged just 31 years old. his body was found outside of a hotel in argentina after apparently falling from a third floor balcony. >> the budget tax rate, is it going to be the biggest tax raising budget in our modern history? the chancellor, rachel reeves will, is now facing resistance from within her own cabinet. angela rayner, the deputy prime minister no less, has written to the prime minister to object to what she's trying to do in the budget to the country and health experts, so—called, are calling on the nhs to make vegan food standard in all of your hospitals. >> that's right. if i was sick, the last thing i'd want is a meat free sausage roll . meat free sausage roll. >> blimey. and is hs2 going north again? ministers are apparently rethinking the hs2 train line, which could now run between london euston and crewe after all. >> and do you think that britain is the worst place to be a driver? car insurance is rocketi

because joining me now is bev turner who is in for dewbs& co tonight. 617 dewbs& co bev turner. menu? >> thank you martin. well, we are going to be reflecting on this shock result in the conservative leadership race. obviously now we've got these two final contenders. kemi badenoch robert jenrick, the party will vote on the party members, of course. are they the people to take the conservatives into the future? take the fight to starmer. we're going to be talking about this population growth figures as well. more deaths than births in the uk . deaths than births in the uk. for the first time, we're relying heavily on migration to keep our population afloat. or are we just frankly too full? you go out on the roads anywhere in this country. it feels like there are just too many people here at the moment. what's it going to be talking, martin, about sex education? we've got two panellists who feel very differently about what should be on the curriculum at schools, and there's a report out to say that we're letting down our kids. we're not informing them properly or telling them abo

unlike bev turner and andrew pierce, who will be fronting britain's newsroom, coming up at half past here. on tell us more. he's in birmingham. i've actually quite missed having andrew next to me this week. he is, of course up in birmingham. still. we've got tom harwood there. we've got tom harwood there. we've got tom harwood there. we've got christopher hope there as well because we're going to have a lot of reaction this morning from the leaders of the wannabe leaders of the conservative party, who are all setting out their stall during our show this morning. they're going to be on stage in birmingham. they've all put together a little two minute video saying who they all are, and then we're going to hear from them. so it's going to be a morning to get your tea and your toast and assess what you think. the potential leaders. >> it's difficult because, you know, you listen to one and you think, yes, very, very good. i don't like him or don't like her. and then you listen to them and you think, actually, that makes a lot of sense. so it would be it's very, very hard to differentiate

britain's newsroom at 930 today, andrew pearson bev turner. andrew good morning.>> how are we a year, isn't it, since the 7th of october. such an extraordinary day. >> but it reminds us that this is where it started. hamas is appalling , massacre appalling. appalling, massacre appalling. >> and hearing those stories again, it's easy to forget with everything that's happened since just the shock element of it. i think that is so, well, shocking. >> and the shocking thing for me today, reading this survey showing 10% of people between 18 and 24 sympathetic to hamas six and 24 sympathetic to hamas six and and 1 in 16 understand why the massacre thought it was legitimate. what? how has that happened? >> well, i'll tell you how it's happened, andrew, because when you look at the thousand people that are so killed on the day of the massacre, horrendous, terrible, can't be justified in any way. and then the israeli reaction to that 43,000 palestinians dead . palestinians dead. >> exactly. is it proportionate ? >> exactly. is it proportionate? and it's continuing pressure

but dewbs& co is up next with bev turner. bev. what's next? >> it's the 7th of october. of course.d how do we quell tensions here in this country. but we're going to also, first of all, start off with starmer's popularity worse than any other prime minister in history. so short, after being elected second only to liz truss, vat on private schools, it's been rushed through. it isn't going to work and also bbc salaries are too high. that's dewbs& co with me. bev, after the weather. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front . boxt heat pumps sponsors front. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news afternoon. >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb. news . update from the met office here on gb. news. more heavy update from the met office here on gb. news . more heavy showers on gb. news. more heavy showers around this evening and for some well a few thundery downpours. also quite gusty . close to those also quite gusty. close to those heavy showers. all from this an area of low pressure just sitting out to the west and sp

the spokesman says for kemi badenoch, bev turner badenoch , there are three badenoch, there are threeing votes. that's her. and james cleverly, and one's going backwards and losing support. that's jenrick, the right of the tory party. the spokesman says now needs to coalesce around kemi, who can reach across and unify the party, has the star quality to cut through in opposition and is indisputably the members choice for leader. so very clear to me that tonight it's all about where do the right wing go? do they go to jenrick or badenoch? and right now badenoch has momentum. >> an astonishing turnaround of events chris. thank you very much for that excellent update. of course we'll track back to you in westminster hall throughout the show for more reaction. as james cleverly , now reaction. as james cleverly, now the clear front runner, will robert jenrick reconsider, perhaps, and tip into the badenoch camp in return for the promise of something down the line. certainly all to play for now. moving on to another huge story today. an albanian criminal who sneaked back into britain after b

i'm at the conservative conference in birmingham and bev turner in london. >> good morning.tims of an acid attack at a west london school yesterday afternoon. more on that to come in just a moment. labour's freebie fiasco continues. while the prime minister's chief of staff, sue gray, brings home a whopping salary of £170,000, it turns out that she also enjoyed hundreds of pounds worth of premier league hospitality tickets . an asylum backlog tickets. an asylum backlog migrants will continue to be housed in hotels for up to three years, as the government acknowledges the scale of the problem . leave lebanon now that problem. leave lebanon now that is the message to brits in the middle east, as the government charters emergency evacuation flights. foreign secretary david lammy has warned that the situation could get worse, have secured places on commercial flights that are flying tomorrow so that uk nationals can get out. >> i urge them to leave well as the israeli military began, a ground incursion into southern lebanon , hezbollah has responded lebanon, hezbollah has respon

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning.re hurricane milton hits. meteorologist john morales broke down on local tv talking about it. >> he has dropped 50 millibars in ten hours. i apologise, this is just horrific . is just horrific. >> get a get a grip. terror on the streets of britain. the m15 warn the uk is facing a growing terror threat from isis. russia , terror threat from isis. russia, china. children as young as 13 are being radicalised online. >> a mass immigration has fuelled our fastest population growth ever. if this continues , growth ever. if this continues, what will it mean for the cohesion and stability of our future society? >> and the m42 has been named the worst motorway in england. it's won the prestigious title

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning.nor lord alli when he attended crucial whitehall meetings before the election. the prime minister is being urged to come clean about their relationship , clean about their relationship, soft on foreign criminals and albanian criminal who sneaked back into britain after being deported. >> he's won the right to stay here. and guess what? it was through the european court of human rights. of course it was more on that to come. >> and ageism in the workplace, more than 1 in 5 job candidates over the age of 50 do not say how old they are in their cv to avoid being stereotyped. are we missing out on employing the older worker ? older worker? >> and breaking news this morning water firms in england and wales have been ordered to return 158 million to us to customers due to

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> former one direction singer liam payne has died aged just 31. his body was found outside a hotel in argentina. he fell from the from a third floor balcony . the from a third floor balcony. >> and is there a budget tax raid incoming? i think we can probably say yes. chancellor rachel reeves may well be the biggest tax raise in history in the upcoming budget. other cabinet ministers are apparently not happy about it. >> is hsz heading north after all? ministers have apparently had a rethink on the hsz train line and now will run, apparently between london euston and crewe. waste of money. i think so. >> and there are going to be royals down under. the king and queen are off to australia today, but every state leader has declined their invitation to a reception. why? more on that to come . to come. >> and is britain the worst place to be a driver ? car place to be a driver? car insurance is rocketing, potholes are everywhere and cases of road rage are going up too. well, you tell us what your biggest bugbear is about britain'

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning . thanks for >> good morning. thanks for joining us. world leading ceos and investors are in london this morning as sir keir starmer aims to secure investment for britain. but there was no invite for the world's richest man. the ceo of x, formerly twitter, elon musk . musk. >> trump in trouble. police in america foil a potential third assassination attempt against donald trump as a gunman presenting fake vip credentials. was arrested and taken into custody. >> and how are you getting on smashing those gangs, prime minister? labour's plans for ten more years of small boats with a £500 million contract set aside for migrant centres . for migrant centres. >> and we'll give you our reaction to ian hislop's sly dig @gbnews on the bbc. i've got news panel show this weekend. have a listen. >> you can't just say you've selected the audience. you've got no evidence for that. no proof. it'sjust got no evidence for that. no proof. it's just this isn't gb news . news. >> oh can't wait to get stuck

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so world leading business bosses and investors are in london this morning and they were treated to sir keir starmer trying to secure their investment in your country. have a listen to him trying to win over the crowd because we're determined to lead the way on growth, determined to get britain building. >> determined to get our economy moving through the shock and awe of investment. that is the message to take home today. >> the inspirational. >> the inspirational. >> wasn't it charismatic or not, smashing those gangs? prime minister, i don't think so. labouris minister, i don't think so. labour is now planning for ten more years of small boat crossings at the channel. they've set aside £500 million contract for migrant processing centres and trump in trouble again. >> a man is arrested near donald trump's california rally with loaded guns as police foil a potential third assassination attempt . attempt. >> and this is a big thrill. we're going to be joined by the extraordinary adventurer ash. he set a new world record a

this is britain's newsroom with bev turner and andrew pierce. >> get a job, get a job. the government is going to offer obese, unemployed people weight loss injections to get them back to work. the treasury secretary, james murray, spoke to gb news earlier this leave for investing in life sciences in the uk , in life sciences in the uk, creating jobs, economic growth which helps make people better off. >> but it also means that we can make these jabs here and get access to them. so it's a win win in terms of investment from the international investment summit that we had yesterday. >> seduced by the drug companies, haven't they? chancellor rachel reeves looks set to raise national insurance for businesses, as the tories claim it's a manifesto breach. speaking to gb news yesterday , speaking to gb news yesterday, she didn't deny the tax hike. >> you've read our manifesto and in black and white it said we will not increase taxes on working people. and that was national insurance income tax and not employers. that was not in the manifesto . in the manifesto. >> britain's m

this is britain's newsroom with bev turner and andrew pierce. >> world leading chief executives and investors are in london for the international investors summit. but where's the invite for elon musk, the world's richest man.7 the the invite for elon musk, the world's richest man? the prime minister will be making a speech any moment now. bet you can't wait. >> and trump targeted again another potential assassination attempt on donald trump as a gunman is arrested and taken into custody . into custody. >> do you remember when the labour said they'd smash those gangs? well, labour now plans for ten more years of small boats, ten more years with a £500 million contract set aside for migrant processing centres. >> and the prime minister is giving number 10 a makeover. he's removing paintings of sir walter raleigh and queen elizabeth, the first from number 10, and replacing it with artwork that showcases strong and courageous women or presumably, elizabeth. >> the first was one of the most courageous of them all. and what did you make of ian hislop's? not even particularly sly. dig @gbnews on th

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so star struck starmer the prime minister met with taylor swift after the decision was made to grant her a royal style police escort for her shows in london. were those free tickets? a thank you, possibly to sir keir starmer and pensioners descending on parliament square today, handing in their petition with over half a million signatures against the winter fuel payment cut. wales is terrible literacy record 20% of children in wales cannot read or write when they go to secondary school. under that labour government. more to come on that . government. more to come on that. >> that's appalling, isn't it? and a new england manager, the german thomas tuchel, is the third non—englishman to get the role. will it be the one to finally get some silverware for the three lions? >> mike perry is in the green room and he's on the show today. icannot room and he's on the show today. i cannot tell you how cross he is about the england football manager thing. i haven't worked out why, but he is like a coiled spring. he's ready to explode. >

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. so chancellor rachel reeves looks set to raise national insurance for businesses as the tories claim it's a manifesto breach. speaking to gb news, she didn't deny an incoming tax hike. >> you've read our manifesto and in black and white it said we will not increase taxes on working people. and that was national insurance income tax and vat, not employers. that was not in the manifesto. >> is she kidding? now, if you're too fat to work, don't worry. the health secretary's plans to give obese , unemployed plans to give obese, unemployed people weight loss jabs paid for by the taxpayer to get them back in the office. another gimmick. more on that to come. >> doom scrolling danger. children under 16 face restrictions on smartphone use to stop them looking at their phone for hours on social media. hurrah! how do we make these phones less addictive ? phones less addictive? >> britain's mini military. the army will have fewer than 70,000 trained soldiers next year. tha

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so england's new german football manager thomas tuchel , football manager thomas tuchel, is set to be unveiled as the new three lions boss. could he end the years of hurt for english football fans.7 does it matter if he's german? >> yes , and what a shocker in >> yes, and what a shocker in wales , 20% of children can't wales, 20% of children can't read or write when they go to secondary school. what a scandal ! secondary school. what a scandal! >> and pensioners are going to descend on parliament today as they hand in their petition, with over half a million signatures against the winter fuel payment cut, good for them. >> italy's migrant solution a ship carrying the first group of migrants from italy, arrives in albania today as the government here confirms they're actively looking for more migrant hotels. mark white has the latest . mark white has the latest. >> well, the government had campaign to scrap migrant hotels. they're finding out the hard way. there are no easy solutions to this migrant crisis , solutions to this

this is britain's newsroom live across the uk on gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. 's the day you've been waiting for. budget day rachel reeves finally will deliver . reeves finally will deliver. bev, you're there in litchfield. what exactly are you doing there? >> morning, all. morning, andrew. i am at litchfield cathedral school here, just north of birmingham. this morning. i'm going to be talking to a headmistress and some parents and some teachers about the uncertainty now facing the education sector, particularly the independent sector. we're in this beautiful old building, actually, as you can see, there's a lot of building work going on. give us a wave, fellas. this morning, you see these private schools often. they're in very old properties and they need maintenance. they need investment. i'm going to be talking to sue about how hard thatis talking to sue about how hard that is and actually what the vat hike for the first time in history on private school fees might mean . might mean. >> and bev, the of course, vat is the big key. that's going to be confirmed

we've got lovely miriam cates in for bev turner. have you been good. >> thank you.to be back. and yes it's got a great show ahead of us. but starting with this weekend. do you know him? >> mike i'm sorry, i don't. >> mike i'm sorry, i don't. >> i mean, i remember seeing him across the chamber, but i don't think i'd ever spoken to him. and i certainly didn't know his name until this incident, because when i heard his name, i thought, he's a labour mp. >> but i can't honestly say i've had a conversation with him. >> but anyway, well , you >> but anyway, well, you probably won't now. >> no. well, i think we'll hear more of him. he's lost the party whip effectively, so he'll operate as an independent mp in the commons chamber. but there will be huge pressure now after that, ctc footage. does he just not the bloke to the ground. he then repeatedly punched him when he was on the ground. >> yes, that is what the footage seems to say. of course we don't know what happened leading up to the incident, but this was on a night out in cheshire. i think it was nearly 3:00 in the

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so the news of waking up to this morning former one direction star liam payne has died aged just 31 years old. his body was found outside a hotel in argentina after falling from a third floor balcony . a third floor balcony. >> is that we know there's a budget tax rating coming. we're being warned that chancellor rachel reeves will be the biggest tax raiser in history, andifs biggest tax raiser in history, and it's provoking resistance within the cabinet. >> and is the hs2 actually going to be heading north? ministers have apparently had a rethink on the hs2 train line and it's expected that it will now run between london euston and crewe in the north west. do you think this is the right decision , and this is the right decision, and are you one of those who's been hit by rising soaring car insurance costs because prices insurance costs because prices in the uk increased 12 times as fast as france last year , the fast as france last year, the government is launching a review to find out why. >> but we're going to give you a

dawn neesom in for bev turner who's still recovering from her well—deserved birthday break. >> yes. >. >> well , another >> yes. >> well, another big day today because more than. well, 1100 prisoners are going to be released early today in england and wales in the second stage of the government's early release scheme. but don't worry, dawn, the government has told the prisoners to behave themselves when they leave. not to celebrate, not to be shaking bottles of fizzy wine or some of it was bollinger. >> some of it was actually bollinger. some of it was like champagne that people out there couldn't afford. but hey, and sports cars mocking people. >> so some of the people who are going to be released are convicted of murder, sex, know people convicted of murder, sex crimes of terrorism will not be freed, but those serving a sentence of more than five years now qualify for release. some of them, dawn, are men convicted of domestic violence, domestic violence. >> because of the charges against them, don't qualify under the violence section in this. so there are women is appalling, but the

miriam cates standing for in bev turner. >> so the halloween budget.y did they . did they. >> i hadn't thought of that. >> i hadn't thought of that. >> i had actually all these brilliant strategists in the treasury. number 10. the budget is on halloween. the first woman. i mean, it's going to be pumpkins and witchery. and i mean, well , maybe broomsticks in mean, well, maybe broomsticks in there as well as some tricks. >> who knows? timing. yes. poor. >> who knows? timing. yes. poor. >> so the chancellor says billions more for the health service will not undo 14 years of damage under the tories. >> now, earlier, health secretary wes streeting spoke to gb news. take a listen. >> there's no beating about the bush about it. whether it's the size of the waiting list, the fact that people can't guarantee an ambulance turns up on time, the struggle to get a gp appointment or a dentist. the waits in a&e. the nhs is not just on its knees, it's on its face. and what tomorrow's budget will give us the chance to do is arrest that decline and mark a turning point

this is britain's newsroom with bev turner and andrew pierce. >> england's new german football manager, thomas tuchel, is the new three lions boss. do we really need a german to help us win some trophies? for the first time since 1966? >> pensioners are handing in a petition to the government today, with more than half a million signatures to protect the winter fuel payment. adam cherry is there with the latest . cherry is there with the latest. >> just two weeks until the budget. nearly 500,000 signatures delivered to the steps of downing street and the treasury today, opposing the cuts to the winter fuel allowance. but is it too little, too late ? too late? >> and the prime minister can't seem to get the pun. shake it off as he met taylor swift after the decision was made to grant her a royal style police escort paid for by the taxpayer for her shows in london. were those freebie tickets are thank you to starmer and wales is appalling literacy levels 20% of children cannot read or write when they go to secondary school. >> is it the parents? is it the teachers fault? what on earth is

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this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so if you're too fat to work, don't worry. the health secretary plans to give obese, unemployed people weight loss jabs to get them back in the office. obese tiktok star george keywood joined us earlier. it's not going to solve the issue. >> i mean, you're giving somebody a skinny pen isn't going to make them say, oh, i'm going to make them say, oh, i'm going to make them say, oh, i'm going to go get a job now. you know, that's got to come from the person themself as well. you know, i think they're going for the wrong area. >> chancellor rachel reeves , >> chancellor rachel reeves, 2 in 3 of us in this country are now overweight or obese. >> the government thinks that these weight loss jabs are going to make us lose weight and help us get back to work . us get back to work. >> and the chancellor, rachel reeves , looks set to raise reeves, looks set to raise national insurance for businesses, as the tories say that will be a manifesto breach. speaking to gb news, she didn't deny the tax hike. >> you've read our manifesto

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner in the aftermath of the shooting of chris kaba . some shooting of chris kaba. some good news for police firearms officers. >> we will therefore introduce a presumption of anonymity for firearms officers subject to criminal trial following a police shooting in the course of their professional duties. up to the point of conviction , that the point of conviction, that was home secretary yvette coopen was home secretary yvette cooper, who is confirming that armed police officers will remain anonymous unless found guilty in the future. >> but labour mps kim johnson and diane abbott did not welcome it. >> i'd also like to send my condolences to the family , condolences to the family, friends and loved ones of chris kaba , particularly this week. kaba, particularly this week. while the media are using racist gang tropes to justify the killing of chris kaba. >> nothing could be more damaging for police community relations than if the idea took hold. the police were above the law . law. >> reparations refusal rafe the prime minister l

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and miriam cates for in bev turner. so the chancellor has refused to speak to gb news this morning, but it was £40 billion worth of tax rises from her yesterday. >> choices i have made today are the right choices for our country . country. >> all was revealed in the chancellor's budget, national insurance tax, up capital gains tax up, inheritance tax up. but you will get a penny off your pint. conservative leader rishi sunak was not impressed. >> they have fiddled the figures. they have raised tax to record levels. >> they have broken their promises and it is the working people of this country that are going to pay the price. >> and a british man is among the 95 killed as flash floods cause horror and devastation in spain. we will have the very latest and safe access zones. >> new rules to stop anti—abortion campaigners protesting outside abortion clinics in england and wales come into force today. more on that to come . that to come. >> and trump bites back donald trump takes aim at president biden after he called his

. >> very good morning. 938 this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce she's back from her birthday. >> she's back from her birthday. >> i had a lovely couple of days off. you don't realise how much you need the rest, do you? until you need the rest, do you? until you take it off. and then it's nice to be back anyway. now. >> yeah. good to have you back. >> yeah. good to have you back. >> thank you. former us president donald trump has made a legal complaint over what they call labour's blatant foreign interference in the us election. >> it comes as sophia patel, who is the head of. she's the. she's the head of operations at the labour party, tweeted in a since deleted quote, nearly 100 current and former labour party staff are going to battleground states in the us election to campaign for kamala harris, with the party offering to sort your housing. >> don't forget back in 2018, our foreign secretary david lammy said that trump is a woman hating , neo nazi sympathising hating, neo nazi sympathising sociopath. that's right. just read that again. he said