with aaron armstrong . with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> hi. it is at 134 232. an outright ban on disposable vapes. the local government association says their manufacture and sale should be stopped next year amid warnings of rising popularity amongst children. single use vapes are also considered to be a fire hazard for waste collectors . hazard for waste collectors. france is considering a ban by the end of this year. the european union is expected expected to follow suit in 2026. industry bodies say vapes help smokers quit and can be recycled . ed the british medical association, meanwhile, has warned the government their doctors will not back down on demands for a 35% pay rise as junior doctors in england strike for a third day. that's despite the prime minister adopting the recommended actions of independent pay review bodies and making a final offer of 6. the five day strike, the longest in nhs history, runs until 7 am. on tuesday morning . today's am. on tuesday morning. today's schedule at the goodwood festival of speed has been affected and london's kal

. headlines with aaron armstrong. aera— headlines with aaron armstrong.s a— headlines with aaron armstrong. good afternoon. it's a minute past one. aaron armstrong here in the gb news newsroom. the french government will hold emergency talks this evening to address the civil unrest after a fifth night of rioting. more than 700 people were arrested across the country overnight with gas used to disperse with tear gas used to disperse crowds in marseille . the crowds in marseille. the violence follows the death of the teenager nana merzouk, who was shot by police during a traffic stop in paris on tuesday in the suburbs of paris, a mayor's home was raided and set alight. his wife and one of his children were hurt. prosecutors say an attempted murder investigation has been opened. the journalist peter allen, who's in the capital, believes is a state of emergency, could yet be declared. and daniel rraererr— yet be declared. and daniel macron keeps— «ac. :f: and daniel macron keeps announcing extra eerree— macron keeps announcing extra eerree every— macron keeps

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aaron armstrong here in the gb newsroom. let's get you up to date with the latest headlines . date with the latest headlines. the first repatriation flights are due to arrive in greece later to rescue british holidaymakers stranded by wildfires and roads up to 19,000 people have been evacuated . and people have been evacuated. and one of the largest in greek history. hundreds of british tourists have been stranded , tourists have been stranded, having fled hotels and left belongings behind. they, along with local people, have been sleeping in makeshift centres, schools. these people sleeping in the airport. jet2 and easyjet are sending flights to bring people . home the prime people. home the prime minister's announced plans to build new homes in cities as he vows is to not concrete over the countryside. it comes as rishi sunak says his party is on track to meet its target of building a million homes between 2019 and 2024. the proposals include creating an urban quarter in cambridge and investing in planning skills to speed

i'll be dealing with huw edwards in two minutes time after the headlines with aaron armstrong . with g. >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. spain's carlos alcaraz has won wimbledon for the first time, ending novak djokovic . his time, ending novak djokovic. his recent dominance on centre court . alcaraz, the world number one, came from a set to came from a set down to eventually edge a five set classic. it was the second longest wimbledon final . it longest wimbledon final. it prevented djokovic from equalling a number of records. he was chasing an eighth men's title at the all england club and his in a row, plus a and his fifth in a row, plus a 24th grand overall , the 24th grand slam win overall, the serb's last defeat on centre court came against andy murray in 2013. europe's bracing for a severe heat storm this week , severe heat storm this week, with predictions of record temperatures on the continent. wildfires continue to burn out of control on the spanish island of control on the spanish island of la palma in the canaries , at of la palma in th

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i'll be dealing with huw edwards in two minutes time after the headlines with aaron armstrong . with >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. spain's carlos alcaraz has won wimbledon for the first time, ending novak djokovic . his time, ending novak djokovic. his recent dominance on centre court . alcaraz, the world number one, came a set down to came from a set down to eventually edge a five set classic. it was the second longest wimbledon final . it longest wimbledon final. it prevented djokovic from equalling a number of records. he was chasing an eighth men's title at the all england club and his in a row, plus a and his fifth in a row, plus a 24th grand overall , the 24th grand slam win overall, the serb's last defeat on centre court came against andy murray in 2013. europe's bracing for a severe heat storm this week , severe heat storm this week, with predictions of record temperatures on the continent. wildfires continue to burn out of control on the spanish island of control on the spanish island of la palma in the canaries , at of la palma in the

i'm aaron armstrong in the gb news room.inflation fell by more than expected to 7.9% in the year to june. that's the lowest level for 15 months. the office for national statistics says it was driven by falling fuel costs, although food price inflation is still very high at 17.3. it could result in a smaller increase in interest rates from the bank of england england next month. the government wants to have inflation by the end of the yeah inflation by the end of the year. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has admitted there's a long way to go if the owner of jaguar land rover has confirmed plans to build a £4 billion electric car battery plant in the uk. the factory expected to be built in somerset, will be one of europe's largest when it starts producing in 2026. rishi sunak the prime minister says it will create 4000 jobs and thousands more in the supply chain . the metropolitan police chain. the metropolitan police has apologised and agreed a settlement with the family of the private investigator, daniel morgan, who was murder

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom.ident is on his way to meet the prime minister at downing street for discussions about ukraine. the uk is one of several allies to question joe biden's decision to supply kyiv with controversial cluster munitions for its war against russia . now, the leaders against russia. now, the leaders also have differing views over ukraine's bid to join nato. later today, president biden will have tea with the king at windsor castle to discuss climate change, which the bbc is due to meet the police later to discuss claims that one of its male presenters paid a 17 year old for sexually explicit images. the corporation yesterday announced it had suspended the unnamed star following allegations in the sun he'd paid the teenager £35,000 for the photos. it came almost two months after a complaint was first made by the alleged victims family. the bbc says allegations of a different nature came to light last week. the justice secretary, alex chalk, told gb news the broadcaster must hold an urgent invest

aaron armstrong.ng his views on the commons. investigate into hotte— on the commons. investigate into boris johnson's— on the commons. investigate into boris johnson's partygate probe. the boris johnson's partygate probe. the tow— boris johnson's partygate probe. the toy peer— boris johnson's partygate probe. the toy heee eet— boris johnson's partygate probe. the tory peer set back after them— the tory peer set back after rishi sunak— the tory peer set back after rishi sunak said— the tory peer set back after rishi sunak said he'd refused to apotogtee— rishi sunak said he'd refused to aootogtee .— rishi sunak said he'd refused to aootogtee . eayhg— rishi sunak said he'd refused to apologise , saying his comments apologise, saying his comments about— apologise, saying his comments about the— apologise, saying his comments about the privileges committee were incompatible with his hoetttoh— were incompatible with his poetttoh ae— were incompatible with his position as a— were incompatible with his positi

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom.s at the nato summit are expected to give a positive signal on ukraine's bid to join the military alliance later , the military alliance later, however, it is understood allies are split about how and when ukraine should be integrated into nato . kyiv is asking for into nato. kyiv is asking for clarity and security guarantees while the war continues. well, the alliance does agree ukraine won't join the bloc while the war is still underway. but secretary general jens stoltenberg says a pathway for membership will be defined . membership will be defined. mortgage rates have hit their highest level in 15 years, with the average two year fixed deal now 6.66. the last time borrowing costs were this high was during the financial crisis of 2008. lenders will be questioned by mps on the treasury committee later. interest rates set by the bank of england have continued to rise in an effort to bring down inflation. and the chancellor, jeremy hunt , says that inflation. and the chancellor, jeremy

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aaron armstrong here in the gb newsroom.ld end up costing hospitals billions of hospitals many billions of pounds. according to pounds. that's according to matthew taylor, the head of the body represents nhs body that represents nhs organisations who says they're on alert for the next 48 on red alert for the next 48 hours. a senior doctors walk out over pay . he says health leaders over pay. he says health leaders are deeply concerned by the impact strikes are having on the ability reduce waiting lists ability to reduce waiting lists and improve morale and and improve staff morale and patient satisfaction. consultants have rejected the government offer of a 6% pay rise. health secretary steve barclay says the government has listened to the bma's demands. >> average nhs earnings of a consultant after this pay rise will be £134,000 a year and on top of that 20% of their salary goes into their pension, which means they'll be able to earn when they retire by the age of 65, tax free up to £60,000 a yeah 65, tax free up to £60,000

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. the government is hailing the uk joining an indo pacific trading bloc, although critics say the economic benefits will be minimal. business secretary kemi badenoch says the deal will bnng badenoch says the deal will bring british companies a step closer to a market of 500 million people with fewer barriers , which they claim could barriers, which they claim could create access to £12 trillion worth of global trade . however, worth of global trade. however, official estimates suggest it will add just 1.8 billion a year to the uk economy. after ten years representing less than 1% of uk gdp . years representing less than 1% of uk gdp. nigel years representing less than 1% of uk gdp . nigel huddleston of uk gdp. nigel huddleston though the international trade minister, told gb news it will help to grow the economy. >> we're talking about billions of pounds of additional economic activity right across the country. it will benefit every nafion country. it will benefit every nation and region

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom.pause its investigation into allegations against the suspended presenter while police look into a possible criminal case. director general tim davie told reporters he hasn't personally spoken to the presenter concerned and declined to confirm whether they've offered to resign. he says the corporation received an initial complaint on the 19th of may, which was very serious but included no criminal allegations. when asked if the presenter may return to work, mr davie said the process must be allowed to run fairly and transparently . well, separately transparently. well, separately , the bbc has published details of its highest paid stars as part of its annual report. gary lineker remains the corporation's top paid presenter , taking home more than £1.35 million. so he balls the highest paid female presenter, earning more than £980,000 as the prime minister is at the nato summit in lithuania , where leaders are in lithuania, where leaders are being pressed to make guarantees over ukraine'

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. a teenage boy has been arrested following reports of pupils stabbed a teacher at tewksbury school. the school was put into lockdown as police responded to the incident this morning. gloucestershire police say an adult has been taken to hospital with suspected stab wounds . joe biden says the uk's wounds. joe biden says the uk's relationship with the united states is rock solid . the us states is rock solid. the us president met rishi sunak for talks at downing street ahead of a planned meeting with the king at windsor castle. it comes amid tensions over the us decision to send cluster bombs to ukraine. and the leaders have differing views over ukraine's ambitions to join nato. however, meeting in the garden of number ten, the leaders spoke of their close relationship . relationship. >> it's great to have you here back in downing street . back in downing street. >> i think you've been here a few times before. i know, but your first time as president. so we're very privileged and fortun

i'm aaron armstrong in the es— 11:00. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom.the gb news newsroom. jeremy amen-s— the gb news newsroom. jeremy clarkson's column _ the gb news newsroom. jeremy clarkson's column about meghan marne— clarkson's column about meghan marne-sun— clarkson's column about meghan markle sun newspaper markle in the sun newspaper paper—according. markle in the sun newspaper paper according to paper was sexist. according to the press— paper was sexist. according to the press regulator. ipso ruled of— the press regulator. ipso ruled of ms— the press regulator. ipso ruled some of his comments about the duchess— some of his comments about the duchess eh— some of his comments about the duchess of sussex— some of his comments about the duchess of sussex were pejorative— duchess of sussex were pejorative and prejudicial. cherheeh— pejorative and prejudicial. clarkson wrote _ pejorative and prejudicial. clarkson wrote he'd dreamed of meghan— clarkson wrote he'd dreamed of hegheh being— clarkson wrote he'd dreamed of meghan being paraded naked throug

, aaron armstrong bene bn bbe— morning to you, aaron armstrong bene bn bbe eb— morning to you, aaron d still be announced. be“ of emergency could still be announced. e“ “ of emergency could still be announced. daniel macron keeps announcing extra police every night . he's announcing extra police every night. he's up to announcing extra police every night . he's up to 45,000 extra night. he's up to 45,000 extra police each evening . he's going police each evening. he's going to run out of policemen soon to push out. so then he brings in the army. it's a it's certainly a state of crisis at the moment . and his next step would probably be to introduce a state of emergency, unless there's a massive change in the public consciousness and the rioting stops some other way . now consciousness and the rioting stops some other way. now in consciousness and the rioting stops some other way . now in the stops some other way. now in the uk, new measures— stops some other way. now in the uk, new measures to— stops some other way. now in the uk, new measures to crack- now in the uk, new measures to

i am aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom in the last few moments, spain's carlos alcaraz has beaten novakn title. alcaraz lost the first set six one to djokovic, but he won the next two. now, djokovic, the defending champion, took the fourth set. so the match went to a decider, but he was broken early in the fifth and never recovered. and alcaraz, the world one, taking the world number one, taking the final set, six four for his second grand slam title . second grand slam title. djokovic was bidding to equal roger federer's record eight wimbledon victories and equal margaret court's overall record of 24 grand slam singles titles. a little earlier , the picture of a little earlier, the picture of the man you're just looking at there was the 17 year old henry searle, who became the first british player to win the boys title at wimbledon since 1962. europe is bracing for more severe heat amid predictions of the warmest temperatures ever experienced on the continent. while fires are continuing to burn on the spanish island of la palma in the canaries. at least 4000 people have been evacuated

but first of all, here's the very latest news with aaron armstrong . with aaron arm strong. >> with aaronmorning. it's a minute past ten. let's get you up to date with the headlines from the gb newsroom. voting has started in three by elections taking place in england today. all three seats in uxbridge and south ruislip selby and ainsty and somerton and frome have been held by the conservative since the last general election in 2019. polling stations will close at 10 pm. and constituents will need to bring photo id with them to vote . photo id with them to vote. thousands of medical appointments and operations have been postponed as senior doctors hold a 48 hour strike over pay . hold a 48 hour strike over pay. consultants and dentists have agreed to offer emergency care only as they walk out for the first time in a decade . only as they walk out for the first time in a decade. nhs bosses have warned of severe disruption to patient care . it disruption to patient care. it all comes just two days after junior doctors walked out for five days, the longest strike in the history of the nhs he

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom.holiday firm jet2 says they're adding three repatriation flights to get stranded holidaymakers back from roads for more than 19,000 people have been forced to evacuate parts of the greek island as wildfires burn for a sixth day. reports say the blazes remain out of control, while hundreds of people fled hotels and left belongings behind. they've been sleeping in airports. makeshift centres and schools. many have complained of being left with little to no information on from their travel operators. now the three extra flights put by jet2 are in flights put on by jet2 are in addition to two from easyjet today and another tomorrow. sarah shepherd , who fled from sarah shepherd, who fled from rhodes, told gb news how she escaped the fires. >> we knew that fires were burning, but we didn't really realise how they were coming so close and then the hotel then sent out an an alert and we all had to evacuate from there. and we sort of grabbed what we could and went to down the beach and then we

aaron armstrong in the newsroom.k djokovic in a five set classic to win his first wimbledon title . alcaraz lost wimbledon title. alcaraz lost the first set six one before winning the next two. djokovic the defending champion, won the fourth to take the match to a decider, but he was broken early in the fifth set and never recovered . alcaraz the world recovered. alcaraz the world number one, winning the final set , six four number one, winning the final set, six four for a second grand slam title . djokovic had been slam title. djokovic had been bidding to equal roger federer's record of eight wimbledon victories and equal margaret court's overall record of 24 grand slam singles titles . grand slam singles titles. europe is bracing for more severe heat amid predictions of the hottest temperature ever experienced on the continent . experienced on the continent. wildfires are continuing to burn out of control on the spanish island of la palma in the canaries . at least 4000 people canaries. at least 4000 people have b

i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. joe biden has now left windsor castle , bringing to an windsor castle, bringing to an end his meeting with king charles, although it wasn't a state visit earlier, the us president was given a ceremonial welcome from the welsh guards and a warm greeting from his majesty. it's understood they discussed climate issues. it follows meeting with rishi follows a meeting with rishi sunakin follows a meeting with rishi sunak in downing street earlier , where despite recent tension over ukraine, both leaders paid tribute to the special relationship . relationship. >> it's great to have you here back in downing street. i think you've been here a few times before. i know, but your first time so we're very time as president. so we're very privileged and fortunate to have you for coming. you here. thanks for coming. >> meeting with a >> couldn't be meeting with a closer and a greater ally closer friend and a greater ally and our relationship is rock solid , precious, growing on the solid, precious,

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom.onse to a question dunng were in response to a question during prime minister's questions from jacob rees—mogg , questions from jacob rees—mogg, who was calling for an investigation into the cancellation of an opposition mps account. he appeared to be referring to nigel who referring to nigel farage, who says cuts closed his account because his views do not align with the bank's values . gb news with the bank's values. gb news has seen documents obtained from the bank's reputational risk committee, which says he is regarded as racist and xenophobic . regarded as racist and xenophobic. rishi sunak regarded as racist and xenophobic . rishi sunak says the xenophobic. rishi sunak says the rules are being tightened to stop it happening . stop it happening. >> it wouldn't be right if financial services were being denied to anyone exercising their right to lawful, free speech. our new financial services and markets act puts in place new measures to ensure that politically exposed persons are

aaron armstrong in the newsroom. djokovic in a five set classic to win his first wimbledon title . alcaraz lost wimbledon title. alcaraz lost the first set six one before winning the next two. djokovic the defending champion, won the fourth to take the match to a decider, but he was broken early in the fifth set and never recovered . alcaraz the world recovered. alcaraz the world number one, winning the final set , six four number one, winning the final set, six four for a second grand slam title . djokovic had been slam title. djokovic had been bidding to equal roger federer's record of eight wimbledon victories and equal margaret court's overall record of 24 grand slam singles titles . grand slam singles titles. europe is bracing for more severe heat amid predictions of the hottest temperature ever experienced on the continent . experienced on the continent. wildfires are continuing to burn out of control on the spanish island of la palma in the canaries . at least 4000 people canaries. at least 4000 people have be

i'm aaron armstrong in the— is a minute past 12. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom . veral bits of— armstrong in the newsroom. several bits of breaking news to begin— several bits of breaking news to begin wire.— several bits of breaking news to begin with. thames water has been— begin with. thames water has been fired— begin with. thames water has been fined £3.3— begin with. thames water has been fined £33 million after been fined £3.3 million after pleading— been fined £3.3 million after pleading guilty— been fined £3.3 million after pleading guilty to four charges. it pleading guilty to four charges. ii reieiee— pleading guilty to four charges. ii reieree re— pleading guilty to four charges. it relates to polluting rivers near gatwick_ it relates to polluting rivers near gatwick in— it relates to polluting rivers near gatwick in 2017. it was part— near gatwick in 2017. it was peri er— near gatwick in 2017. it was peri of ar— near gatwick in 2017. it was part of an environmental agency preeeeuiierr— part of an environmental agency preeeeuiier ei— part of an environm

aaron armstrong- aaron good morning to you. it's 934. aaron armstrong here in the newsroom.uppliers that abuse pricing rules. it comes as wholesale energy prices have begun to ease and domestic suppliers are expected to return to profit. ofgem says the firms should focus first on maintaining their financial resilience rather than paying financial resilience rather than paying out dividends to shareholders . the financial shareholders. the financial conduct authority has called a meeting with the major banks over allegations of profiteering the ceos from hsbc , natwest, the ceos from hsbc, natwest, lloyds and barclays have been summoned to discuss concern surrounding interest rates . mps surrounding interest rates. mps are pushing for increased savings rates and they've criticised for banks for lagging behind in that. when it comes to the rising cost of mortgages . the rising cost of mortgages. the foreign secretary has criticised the hong kong police's decision to issue arrest warrants for eight overseas activists. james cleverly says the uk won't tolerate china's attempt to

i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. spain's carlos alcaraz has won wimbledon for the first time, ending novak djokovic's recent dominance on centre court . alcaraz the world number one, came from a set down to eventually edge a five set classic. it was the second longest wimbledon final. it prevented djokovic from equalling a number of records. he was chasing an eighth men's title at the all england club and fifth a row, plus a and his fifth in a row, plus a 24th grand slam win. the serb's last defeat on centre court came against andy murray in 2013. a new law to prevent extremist groups from training ai chat bots to spread terrorism would be introduced if labour wins the next election. shadow home secretary yvette cooper will outline the party's approach to national security in a speech tomorrow, including measures to prevent online radicalisation , prevent online radicalisation, even encouraging terrorism is a criminal offence under existing legislation. but it's harder to establish culpability when new technology is

aaron armstrong here in the gb newsroom . travel company tui newsroom.i have cancelled all outbound flights to rhodes up until including friday, the 28th of july. as wildfires continue to spread across the island . as spread across the island. as many as 10,000 britons are estimated to be there. jet2 have announced four repatriation flights today , while easyjet flights today, while easyjet have two planned later and another one tomorrow. evacuation orders have also been issued on the islands of corfu and evia . the islands of corfu and evia. michael gove has announced plans to create more homes in the uk's inner cities by relaxing planning rules. the housing secretary says he wants to make it easier to convert empty shops into new flats and to extend homes . it comes into new flats and to extend homes. it comes amid into new flats and to extend homes . it comes amid criticism homes. it comes amid criticism the government's previously failed to hit its target to build 300,000 new homes annually . train drivers are threatening fresh disruption at the heig

good afternoon to you, aaron armstrong here in the gb newsroom. pressure to impose an outright ban on disposable the local disposable vapes. the local government association says their manufacture sale their manufacture and sale should be stopped next year amid warnings of rising popularity amongst children. it warns vapes are also a fire hazard for waste collectors and difficult to recycle. france is considering a ban by the end of this year with the european union expected to follow suit in 2026. industry bodies, though, say vapes help smokers quit and can be recycled and the british medical association has warned the government their doctors will not back down on demands for a 35% pay rise. junior doctors in england are striking for a third day. it's despite the prime minister adopting the recommendation of independent pay recommendation of independent pay review bodies and making a final offer of 6. the five day strike, which is the longest in nhs history, runs until tuesday morning and marketa von brozova has made wimbledon history by becomin

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. indo pacific trade bloc, potentially creating access to £12 trillion worth of global business. >> the business and trade secretary, kemi badenoch says the deal will bring british companies a step closer to selling to a market of 500 million people. with fewer barriers. some everyday items from countries within the bloc, such as australian ugg boots, for example, should become cheaper for consumers. it's estimated the agreement will come into effect towards the end of 2024. nigel huddleston, the international trade minister , international trade minister, told gb news the deal will help told gb news the deal will help to grow the uk economy , talking to grow the uk economy, talking about billions of pounds of additional economic activity right across the country. >> it will benefit every nation and region of the uk, not just about where we are now, but where this could go in the future as well, because we expect the membership of cptpp to expand over the coming years. so i wouldn't be

i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom .night of riots . more than 700 people were riots. more than 700 people were arrested across the country overnight with tear gas used to disperse crowds in marseille . disperse crowds in marseille. the violence follows the death of the teenager nana merzouk, who was shot by police on tuesday in the capital. there was a huge police presence protecting the champs—elysees. the city's regional president, valerie pecresse , says security valerie pecresse, says security is being boosted and she's confident order will be restored . and what's happening is ultraviolet— . and what's happening is ultraviolet by— and what's happening is ultraviolet by small groups of people— ultraviolet by small groups of people loot— ultraviolet by small groups of people that are— ultraviolet by small groups of people that are very well orgonleel— people that are very well organised and— people that are very well organised and very well trained onl— organised and very well trained and they— organised and very wel

i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom councils in england and wales are calling for disposable vapesar . the local government next year. the local government association says the 1.3 million vapes discarded every week are a litter, blight and a fire hazard which caused environmental damage due to the difficulty recycling them . they're also recycling them. they're also concerned about how addictive vapes are to the soaring number of young people them. the of young people using them. the charity action on smoking and health, though, is against a ban, arguing it would increase the illegal sale of vapes to under 18 seconds. known insight to the junior doctors strike. it is continuing in england for a third day. the british medical association has warned the government their doctors won't back down on demands for a 35% pay back down on demands for a 35% pay rise. that's despite the prime minister adopting the recommendation of the independent pay review bodies and making a final offer of 6. the five day strike, the longest in nhs history, runs until tuesday morning . inheritance tax tues

aaron armstrong here in the gb newsroom. says he doubts the allegations involving an unnamed bbc presenter will become a matter for the media regulator. we're asked whether the family of the young person may have recourse to escalate the issue , baron to escalate the issue, baron michael grade said the bbc's board must take full responsibility for the crisis. the bbc's paused its investigation while police look into possible criminal activity . a lawyer for the young person who is now aged 20, says nothing unlawful happened . and unlawful happened. and separately, the bbc has published details of its highest paid stars as part of its annual report . gary paid stars as part of its annual report. gary lineker remains the corporation's top paid presenter, taking home more than £1.35 million. zoe ball is the highest paid female presenter with £980,000. although salaries paid through the bbc's commercial arm or through independent production companies don't have to be disclosed . don't have to be disclosed. ukraine's president sa

aaron good afternoon to you it's a minute past three i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. >> the primeinister says no one should their one should have their bank account closed for exercising the to free speech. the the right to free speech. the matter was raised in prime minister's questions by david davis, who described the closure of nigel farage as bank account by cuts vindictive, irresponsible and undemocratic. the former brexit secretary asked rishi sunak if the government would require uk banks to inform the treasury of all the accounts they've closed for non commercial reasons in the past decade. rishi sunak told mps the rules are being tightened to stop it happening . tightened to stop it happening. >> it wouldn't be right if financial services were being denied anyone exercising denied to anyone exercising their right to lawful free speech. our new financial service and markets act puts in place new measures to ensure that politically exposed persons are being treated in an appropriate and proportionate manner, and having consulted on the payment services regulations, we are

i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. the illegal migration bill has been given royal assent by the king, so it has become law. it gives the home office a duty to remove people who arrive in the country illegally to their home country or a safe third country, and that includes unaccompanied children when they turn 18, people who arrive here under the new laws will be banned from entering the uk and will not be eligible for settlement or citizenship except in limited circumstances. so alla braverman , the home secretary, says the government will focus on ensuring the law becomes operational , ensuring the law becomes operational, including appealing to supreme court regarding to the supreme court regarding the of rwanda for removal the safety of rwanda for removal and asylum processing strikes by health workers could end up costing hospitals many billions of pounds. that's to according matthew taylor, the head of the body that represents nhs organisations who says they're on red alert for the next 48 hours. a senior doctor

. >> talking a lot about the situation in greece and i've just had a text actually from aaron armstrongas evacuated. last night spoke to easyjet this night i spoke to easyjet this morning asking them to switch the to marseille. the flights maybe to marseille. they're flights , but they're cheaper flights, but they waive £400 fee, they won't waive the £400 fee, even they're doing that even though they're doing that for flights are still for rhodes, flights are still going. he's actually in a little bit later it's difficult bit later on. it's difficult one, for the airlines one, isn't it, for the airlines . mean, can't keep sending . i mean, can't keep sending people out to a destination that's being evacuated. what to do? well, we'll catch up with him in a little while. >> the airlines attitude espouses we've scheduled this. we have paid for our slot. espouses we've scheduled this. we have paid for our slot . we we have paid for our slot. we are and if you don't go, are going. and if you don't go, you're going to owe us money. let's get the weather update and let's it's looking let's see

alarmantes, si son dada a conocer por el centro de diagnÓsticos john hopkins armstrong nos conectamos en vivo con el doctor, josep aaronfinamos con mÉdico era el paciente que llevaba a la sala de audiencia con dolor de pecho, y no sabÍamos que tenÍa un infarto o algo. pero el nuevo estudio que acaba de ser publicado como traquea y otras cosas que estamos perdiendo, no estamos viendo la gente que estÁ infectada, la gente que tiene coÁgulos en los pulmones, ese tipo de cosas causas importante, pero lo mÁs importante es gente que tiene accesos a en la columna vertebral, cerca de 60 7% que tienen accesos una columna vertebral no fueron diagnosticados a tiempo. carolina: cÓmo abordamos este tema? vamos con un ser querido hospital y medio le decimos al doctor, el enfermero, y se molestan porque no somos los doctores, cÓmo deberÍamos tratarlo desde un punto de vista con respeto, pero que tambiÉn nos escuchen? >> el problema es que como mÉdico tambiÉn entiendo mis colegas. todos pueden irse en google y todo el mundo es doctor,nomÁs es tener una relaciÓn directa con el profesional de la salud, que te permite o que puedas hablar