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and it is, course, aidan magee. is, of course, aidan magee. there go . all right. right. so who should i start with? esther, you've produced boris before, if i'm not mistaken . is that right? i'm not mistaken. is that right? yes. >> i'm a former producer. i won't say where i was producing, but television but in various television studios and i've got to say, it was a few years ago when he was the mayor of london. he's to the mayor of london. now he's to come and you can tell come in and you can always tell it was david cameron was it was when david cameron was the prime minister so if david cameron used to come in for a question time, studio question time, the whole studio would lined . cameron's would be lined. cameron's arrived silence . but then if arrived silence. but then if bofis arrived silence. but then if boris was coming in to do a question, a phone in the show, literally you could hear outside , he'd like knock over cameras . , he'd like knock over cameras. once he came in on a bike, literally a studio like this. and he knocks things over and he was like,

is aidan magee aiden. tottenham yeah, exactly. >> points clear top >> five points clear at the top of premier league. fantastic of the premier league. fantastic result them last night result for them last night against crystal palace. i was actually monday against crystal palace. i was actually beat monday against crystal palace. i was actually beat fulham monday against crystal palace. i was actually beat fulham 2—0.day against crystal palace. i was actually beat fulham 2—0. they and they beat fulham 2—0. they looked very efficient, very ruthless, do ruthless, difficult thing to do playing two in when playing two games in a week when your squad is relatively stretched. but they've got players a new players back. they've got a new manager, the manager, of course, in the summer and they're looking imperious at the top of the table. about arsenal table. you think about arsenal this points this time last year, five points clear. well going clear. they were as well going into there's into the world cup. there's

we've got aidan magee is here.ick off with your thoughts on bobby charlton . on bobby charlton. >> absolutely. i interviewed him back in 2012 at the queen elizabeth centre opposite the houses of parliament. there wasn't much of him. i was quite surprised that he was diminutive. >> yeah, he was. >> yeah, he was. >> he was and he was. we didn't really talk much about football. of course. i lived in manchester at time and just chatted at the time and we just chatted about stuff really, but about local stuff really, but i was at how down to earth was amazed at how down to earth he was. he gave fantastic he was. he gave me a fantastic interview. and have look he was. he gave me a fantastic inihis ew. and have look he was. he gave me a fantastic inihis body nd have look he was. he gave me a fantastic inihis body of have look he was. he gave me a fantastic inihis body of work1ave look he was. he gave me a fantastic inihis body of work me look he was. he gave me a fantastic inihis body of work in termsyok he was. he gave m

that's aidan magee you. that's aidan magee thank you.s passing. manchester united are in mourning following the passing of sir bobby charlton, one of the greatest and most beloved players the history beloved players in the history of club . sir bobby was a of our club. sir bobby was a hero to millions , not just in hero to millions, not just in manchester united manchester or the united kingdom, but wherever football is played around world. he is played around the world. he was admired as much for his sportsmanship and integrity as he for his outstanding he was for his outstanding qualities footballer . sir qualities as a footballer. sir bobby will always be remembered as a giant of the game. bobby will always be remembered as a giant of the game . the as a giant of the game. the club's heartfelt sympathies are with his wife, lady norma, his daughters and grandchildren and all who loved him . just coming all who loved him. just coming up to 44 minutes after 5:00, if you've just joined me, welcome on board. i'm nana akua. this is a gb new

coming up, gb news is breakfast sports presenter aidan magee will be here giving us the rundown on whatd martin. >> somebody coming for in a curry we've got now it's time to go through all the latest sports news aidan magee is back in studio. we've talked a lot about rugby so far this morning. looking ahead 430 this afternoon, briefly , afternoon, tottenham briefly, top of the table man city arsenal, the big one. >> well you say briefly. i mean, it's possible they could stay there depending on the result from later today. is from later today. but this is a real of the titans. 430 at real clash of the titans. 430 at the emirates, arsenal versus manchester now manchester city. now psychological psychologists , psychological psychologists, martin, as you know, in sport is extremely important . arsenal extremely important. arsenal have to somehow get past their nemesis, manchester city, if they're to make any inroads into progressing towards challenging for title and not just for the title and not just challenging maybe think challenging, maybe even think about winning the about actually wi

>> as aidan magee >> yeah.om them. really is a shame. them. it really is such a shame. thank jack carson for that. thank you. jack carson for that. and that's from us today. but and that's it from us today. but n ext next >> good afternoon. it's 3 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. tara fears on the streets of britain . the police are of britain. the police are calling for greater clarity when it comes to being able to arrest people for extremism or terror offences. suella braverman. the home secretary has just come out and called what we are seeing on the of london hate the streets of london hate marches more on that. but in other news, our british jews safe on our streets. take a look at this from dagestan. so a horde of people heard that a plane carrying people from tel aviv in israel was landing at their airport. they decided to go to the airport to try to hunt for jewish people. that went for on absolutely ages. we're seeing them storm the airport there. they managed to get on the runway at one point

anyway, we're delighted to have our very own sports guru, aidan magee and showbiz journalist hayley palmer of the show. welcome, both of you . the show. welcome, both of you. >> i was going to start with aiden then. did you hear that ? aiden then. did you hear that? really? what animal rising was? they just want to have an end,. to all horse racing. get rid of all horse racing. >> well, this is the problem , >> well, this is the problem, esther, because if you placate these organisations bit by bit, you'll know this from the political environment. okay, we the political sphere, you placate just a little bit, a little bit and then it becomes unrecognisable from what they originally wanted years originally wanted five years before whole is before until the whole thing is eliminated before until the whole thing is elimirthed before until the whole thing is elimirthe line. before until the whole thing is elimirthe line . there comes down the line. there comes a point where we have to say no, we're actually going to keep it as there isn't as it is. there isn't a groundswell of opinion around th

aidan magee will explain. >> so this is a boxing match that took place last night.oxer , but nobody officially a boxer, but nobody knew who he was prior to 2019, when, of course, he was in love island and he picked up that relationship inside the on the island with with molly—mae. they've become they've subsequently become married and become a big brand. so tommy fury, i say , he's so tommy fury, as i say, he's regarded as a proper boxer , but regarded as a proper boxer, but we wouldn't consider this to be proper boxing, high level boxing misfits . yeah, they're the misfits. yeah, they're the they're the kind of organisation that don't get me wrong, they're very adept at making, making money people because money and maybe people because boxing created this problem boxing has created this problem itself by getting the fights itself by not getting the fights on people want see by on that, people want to see by having drugs, little sorry, beset drug issues in the last beset by drug issues in the last two years or so. and so people are probably seeking something alterna

anyway, we'll be joined by aidan magee, our sports guru and of course hayley palmer the latest on palmeranna. as always, we love to hear your views, so please email us with what you think about all the issues that we're discussing today. that's gb views at gbnews.com but before we get to get stuck into all of those things, here's the latest headunes things, here's the latest headlines with sofia . good headlines with sofia. good morning . morning. >> it's 11:01. morning. >> it's11:01. i'm sofia morning. >> it's 11:01. i'm sofia wenzler in the newsroom . aid has started in the newsroom. aid has started flowing into gaza with the foreign secretary james cleverly describing it as a lifeline for palestinians. trucks carrying suppues palestinians. trucks carrying supplies have been entering the strip through the rafah crossing, which opened this morning. israel bombarded the territory and imposed a blockade preventing the delivery of food, water and fuel. after the hamas terror attack two weeks ago. the group says today's delivery won't be enough to change the catastrophic medical conditions

still to come, aidan magee going be magee is going to be here talking all drama in talking about allcause it's the last the gulf because it's the last day ryder cup. this is day of the ryder cup. this is breakfast on gb news . 625. this is are you playing the piano? piano this is breakfast with steven and an right. >> should we have a look at some of the stories coming into the newsroom right now? and it's been reported that british troops could be sent to ukraine for first time since the for the first time since the full scale invasion began. according to the sunday telegraph, the defence secretary, grant shapps, has plans to move a british training program, not a fighting one, a training one into ukraine. and that news comes following his visit to the country last week. >> a fallen ofgems energy price cap is now in effect amid concerns that we could still end up paying about 13% more than last winter. the regulator announced in august that the cap on a unit of gas, electricity would reduce the average bill to under £2,000 for the next three months. some analysts predict the cap wil

aidan magee is going to the 622 morning to you.ephen and anne, right . right. >> shall we have a look quickly at some other stories that are coming into the newsroom now? france has raised its security alert to the highest level following the death of a teacher in a knife attack . it happened in a knife attack. it happened at a high school in the northern city of arras . a former student city of arras. a former student of the school has been arrested. president macron called the incident a result of barbaric islamist terror ism, a think tank has warned that freezing working age benefits next year could save the treasury £4 billion. >> but at a terrible cost . the >> but at a terrible cost. the resolution foundation says its research suggested scrapping the uprating of working age benefits in line with prices. inflation alone would reduce the incomes of 9 million households by £470. the move under consideration would also push 400,000 uk children into poverty . children into poverty. >> and madonna's latest tour is set to kick off i

i'm afraid not here afraid aidan magee is not here today, got a sub off today, but we've got a sub offer who's going be joining haley palmer going to be joining haley palmer with latest details with all the latest details on sports . and of sports and showbiz. and of course, as always, we want to hear what you think about all of the stories that are going on. so please email us gbviews@gbnews.com. but before we stuck into everything we get stuck into everything that's going in next that's going on in the next houn that's going on in the next hour, here's the latest headunes hour, here's the latest headlines with . tamsin headlines with. tamsin >> thanks very much, phil, good morning from the gp newsroom. it's 11:01 thousand words of rockets have been fired into israel from the gaza strip in a surprise attack by the hamas militant group . large plumes of militant group. large plumes of black smoke could be seen rising from a number of israeli towns. israel defence minister has said that hamas has launched a war and its troops were fighting against the enemy at every location. well, loca

that's soon gonna aidan magee row de la rhiannon with the news golly ipp a&e me your kid is a few toof sir arthur bliss and we were listening to rout. >> quite an early composition of his. simon and paul, welcome to gb news. simon first of all, would you like to make the overall case for this era of excellence in british? i think largely english classical music , largely english classical music, well, it coincides really with the foundation . the foundation. >> in 1883 of the royal college of music , where bliss was a was of music, where bliss was a was a student , of music, where bliss was a was a student, and parry , whom you a student, and parry, whom you mentioned, and stanford , the mentioned, and stanford, the irish composer who taught a generation of quite spectacular composers. you mentioned vaughan williams and holst. bliss was another moran , herbert howells another moran, herbert howells and of course, later in the 1930, benjamin britten was at the rcm. so we suddenly had this conservatoire that was churning out really original and inspired composers who took as an insult t

. >> aidan thank >> indeed, aidan magee, thank you for that brilliant you very much for that brilliantthe where you wonderful the five where you wonderful viewers set the agenda. so cheers very much for sending in all your questions for us. i'm going to get the ball rolling with this question from sandy. now has written in and she now sandy has written in and she says, sunak rally the says, will rishi sunak rally the conservative party in time for the next general election or is he just rearranging deck chairs on the titanic? i think i've got to put that one to albie amankona. >> i think he can. i think he can get the conservative party in good fighting order for the next general election. look what people were hearing on the doorstep out in tamworth and in mid bedfordshire was that our voters didn't want to come out and they wanted a reason and vote. they wanted a reason to out and vote to come out and vote conservative, but they just weren't hearing one. so if they do good compelling do hear a good compelling conservative reason to vote for rishi sunak, i believe, i believe our voter

we're delighted have our >> we're delighted to have our very guru, aidan very own sports guru, aidan magee studio , who wants to go first, studio, who wants to go first, guys? hayley, come on. what's what's . first ladies first age what's. first ladies first age before beauty . before beauty. >> one of them. one of them. john hayley, i want to talk about britney because as we know, her book is out at the moment and this has been a long awaited wait. >> well, i'll be waiting a long way. >> how much is a wait? is it's a wait, wait, wait, wait. >> that's a that's a long wait. that's a long wait. >> i really wanted it for christmas. but the thing is, i just can't get my head around. someone that's that famous has just got all the problems in the world. like, i just find it incredible because you just world. like, i just find it incre(thesewecause you just world. like, i just find it incre(these people you just world. like, i just find it incre(these people are just world. like, i just find it incre(these people are really think these people are really happy. think these people are really happy

well, we are going to be speaking to aidan magee g, our sports correspondent.little bit later on. james. >> well, i gently say that if football is just football, then there should be no political gestures of course, gestures at all. but of course, there been lots of there have been lots of political , as in political gestures, as in football, of solidarity football, lots of solidarity gestures in football. i don't see why you should have some, but not others . but andy has but not others. but andy has written in to say that we shouldn't send aid to israel. we have enough problems here, like the cost of living. it's not our fight . that's andy's view. fight. that's andy's view. that's of course, after the united kingdom has sent two royal naval vessels and indeed some surveillance helicopters to the region. >> and susan has emailed in. thank you so much, susan , saying thank you so much, susan, saying the war in israel is very important, but so too, is the war in ukraine. i hope we don't all forget about the suffering of ukrainians during this tragedy . and that

it's late to aidan magee lord balfe bucha i've never seen so obe . bucha i've never seen so obe.pp . my well . ipp. my well. >> oh, well, well, we're all a bit speechless here, tom, to be completely honest. there's nothing more cringe, is there, than to be than politicians trying to be cool stage. how was it? how cool on a stage. how was it? how was. how was the week been was. how was the whole week been for you? >> the labour party has been trying to not be complacent this week . they know they're 20 week. they know they're 20 points ahead in the polls. they know that things are going well for them as things stand. but the watchword caution the watchword has been caution in cautious speeches. caution announcements, trying to not look too triumphalist, trying to say that this is a party that wants to earn votes rather than believes they've already got them in the bag. but i think when perhaps the partying gets a bit hard, it's hard to sort of keep back the general sense of positive unity there is at this party conference. this is a party conference. this is a party that believes

my two nieces and my sister ex—husband, noam aidan magee.kidnapped as well. >> tom moore he was 17, about my two nieces. daphna, 15, and ella , which eight age a we don't have any, any new information, unfortunately . unfortunately. >> okay. sorry to make you repeat something that no doubt is incredibly traumatic for you, but did you say that at least one of your relatives has been killed ? killed? >> but to the mother, not my sister. >> the my sister , ex—husband, >> the my sister, ex—husband, girlfriend , dikla and she used girlfriend, dikla and she used to live with him at the house at nahel oz and her son from the previous marriage. >> okay . and what kind of >> okay. and what kind of information are you getting at all from the israeli government about about what's being done to get some contact with the hostages? is there any negotiation taking place? you don't seem like you you having much contact there? no no, we don't have information. >> might self believe that even if they have something, they probably they won't share everything i

letter of complaint to discuss this, let's speak to sports broadcaster or is it business journalist aidan mageeiness story. now, isn't it? >> well, that's inevitable given the value and the scale and the size of manchester united. they are name in world are the stellar name in world football. still, even they don't win trophies, not trophies win trophies, not major trophies anymore. now, sir james anymore. now now, sir james ratcliffe ineos , it looks ratcliffe of ineos, it looks like bid of around 1.4, 1.5 like his bid of around 1.4, 1.5 billion values for 25% control of the club values the entire entity around £6 billion. now if you contrast that to sheikh jassim, he valued the club at 5 billion up front plus a billion to wipe out the debts and one just over 1 billion to wipe out the debts and one just over1 billion to improve just over 1 billion to improve the stadium and the training ground. so they might. however, this often been said that the glazers don't actually want to relinquish that much control. this might prove expedient for them, the ratcliffe because them, the ratcliffe bid, bec

and here is aidan magee ivan with your weather. that's next. hello >> very good morning to you. rom the met office with the gb news forecast. it's another great start the south, but brighter start in the south, but brighter weather finally in the far north whilst in between areas of rain, certainly wet conditions through the rush hour across much of wales , parts of northern england wales, parts of northern england moving into the midlands by mid—morning and then parts of east anglia as well to the south, a few light showers after the early mist clears, but mostly dry south of the m4. i suspect some brightness coming through and still some warmth, but not as warm as it has been. 20 or 21 celsius. meanwhile, quite a chilly feel for northern parts of the country. northern ireland, scotland. yes, there'll be some blue skies out there, but there'll also be a cold wind blowing from north, reaching blowing from the north, reaching gale exposed gale force around exposed coasts of and of northern scotland and bringing quite number of bringing in quite a number of showers across northern

. >> aidan magee, always a pleasure. you much. pleasure. thank you very much. right. >> we'll be makers up >> right. >> we'll be findingkers up >> right. >> we'll be finding out up >> right. >> we'll be finding out about up >> right. >> psychice finding out about up >> right. >> psychic on nding out about up >> right. >> psychic on theig out about up the psychic on the aeroplane. don't away >> welcome back. it's 743. you're watching and listening to breakfast with anne and martin. >> it's time for a headline makers and joining us to go through some of the day's headunesis through some of the day's headlines is david hamilton is going to say he's a broadcaster, everything know, everything but you know, david hamilton, have. and hamilton, you always have. and writer journalist emma wolff writer and journalist emma wolff . thank and greetings to . and thank you and greetings to you both. right we're going to start, david, with talking about the dinosaur, because clearly you want to be on it. >> and this i thought it was actually named after me. >> i think a lot of

the latest on storm babet and the prospects where you are for this weekend and aidan magee is here withour latest sport. >> yes, good morning. >> yes, good morning. >> new zealand awaits in the rugby world cup final for england. if they can spring a surprise against the springboks in and in the in paris tonight and in the premier league we look ahead to derby . derby day. >> aiden. you. good >> aiden. thank you. good morning. i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is breakfast on . gb news. well breakfast on. gb news. well straight to the middle east this morning because israel's confirmed that two american hostages who were held by hamas have been released there. >> judith and natalie rhiannon, and they were taken hostage by the terrorist group from a kibbutz in southern israel. well the prime minister has welcomed the prime minister has welcomed the release of the mother and daughter and thanked qatar for its leadership on the issue and their efforts in freeing the hostages and the prime minister was in egypt yesterday meeting the country's president as well as palestinian au