building safety minister alex norris says the government will be launching a plan to accelerate the identification and remediation of buildings fitted with dangerous cladding. thousands of buildings with flammable cladding have yet to been identified, more than seven years after the grenfell tower fire. the government's new remediation acceleration plan means that, by the end of 2029, unsafe cladding on all high—rise buildings will be removed, with landlords facing tough penalties — including jail time — if they fail to comply. the united nations�* top court has started hearings on the legal obligation of countries to fight climate change, and the consequences of contributing to global warming. the international court ofjustice will hear testimony from 100 countries, the outcome of which could dictate the future of climate change talks. 0ur correspondent anna holligan is in the hague with more on this landmark case. these vulnerable, small island nations are calling on the un's highest court to protect the rights of the people living on the front lines of the climate crisis. the hearings havejust

parliamentary under—secretary alex norris spoke to gb news earlier on won an election in july based onommitments that we made to the pubuc commitments that we made to the public about the change, we want to see for our country and they want to see for our country . want to see for our country. >> what we'll be setting out in the days to come is what that change looks like. i think it's reasonable that the government of the day should want to be really candid and honest about delivery. it's not been something that we've seen in recent years, but we are. so that's what we'll be setting out. it's perfectly consistent with our approach at the election, and we think it's the right way to do in order to, to for the public to be able to hold us to account . hold us to account. >> around 100 illegal migrants trying to cross the channel in two small boats were intercepted by border force officers in the early hours of yesterday morning. it comes as more than 20,000 migrants have crossed the channel since sir keir starmer became prime minister in july. hitting that milestone in five months, that

parliamentary under—secretary alex norris mp spoke to gb news earlier won on an election in july basedmitments that we made to the public about the change we want to see for our country and they want to see for our country what we'll be setting out in the days to come is what that change looks like. >> i think it's reasonable that the government of the day should want to be really candid and honest about delivery. it's not been something that we've seen in recent years, but we are, so that's what we'll be setting out. it's perfectly consistent with our approach at the election, and we think it's the right way to do in to order, to for the public to be able to hold us to account. >> those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to bev and patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts . or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> very good morning. welcome to britain's newsroom. live across the uk with me, bev turner and patrick christys. while andrew pierce takes a well—earned holiday. >> yes, indeed.

parliamentary under—secretary alex norris, who spoke to gb news earlier today, won an election in julyased on commitments that we made to the pubuc commitments that we made to the public about the change. >> we want to see for our country and they want to see for our country what we'll be setting out in the days to come is what that change looks like. i think it's reasonable that the government of the day should want to be really candid and honest about delivery. it's not been something that we've seen in recent years, but we are. so that's what we'll be setting out. it's perfectly consistent with our approach at the election, and we think it's the right way to do in order to, to for the public to be able to hold to us account. >> a police officer has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving over a crash in which a moped rider was killed. 26 year old christopher de carvalho guedes was killed after his moped was hit by a police car on an emergency call in enfield, which is in north london, on the 12th of october last year. metropolitan police constable ian brotherton, who's