alistair burt, thank ou for case, it's now. alistair burt, thank you for being _ case, it's now.u for being with _ case, it's now. alistair burt, thank you for being with us. _ the un children's charity unicef says the first full day of a mass polio vaccination campaign in gaza went well — with more than 72,000 children treated. palestinians have been taking their children to three health centres in gaza in the first phase of the campaign. the aim is to vaccinate some 640,000 children. so, was it seen as a success? louise wateridge is with the un relief agency for palestinians, unrwa — and was there. it was incredibly relieving to see so many families turn out for the vaccination. i visited a school term shelter and went from the teams —— went with the teams from tent to tent. it was a positive reaction from the families and a lot of parents expressed relief that the vaccination was available, but we have these periodic humanitarian causes and we need a ceasefire. having these pauses, we have had strikes this morning and there were strikes this morning and there were strikes yest

, he said — congratulations, alistair, he said the _ congratulations, alistair, he said the snp and labourat the selection. scottish lib dems had our— selection. scottish lib dems had our best results since 2010 under— had our best results since 2010 under alex cole—hamilton is leadership and i'm proud to serve — leadership and i'm proud to serve in _ leadership and i'm proud to serve in the scottish party as his deputy. and conference, we have _ his deputy. and conference, we have the — his deputy. and conference, we have the chance to repeat that success — have the chance to repeat that success coming very soon. 2026 is less— success coming very soon. 2026 is less than— success coming very soon. 2026 is less than two years away. we have _ is less than two years away. we have the — is less than two years away. we have the chance to kick the snp out of _ have the chance to kick the snp out of power for the first time in nearly— out of power for the first time in nearly 20 years. it is time for a — in nearly 20 years. it is time for a change in scotland. and be for a change in scotland. and

it was a alistair designer said it was a dream come true to see her creation at london fashion week. and that is you all caught up now. see you. hello and welcome along to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerns. coming up on the programme. barcelona's perfect start to the season under hansi flick is over as they are beaten by monaco in the champions league. it's an unbeaten 154 for travis head, as australia thrash england in the first one—dayer at trent bridge, and anthonyjoshua faces off against daniel dubois ahead of their ibf world title fight at wembley on saturday. you're very welcome along to the programme, wherever you are watching around the world. let's start then, with the busy evening of champions league football around europe and a surprising loss for the five—time winners of the competition. barcelona have won their first five la liga games of the season, however, they were beaten 2—1 by monaco. hansi flick�*s side were forced to play most of the match with ten men after defender eric garcia was sent off. george elnikecina scored the winner for the french side, who are back in eu

this dress is made of tents left behind at glastonbury festival and alistair designer said it was a dreamerns. coming up on the programme. barcelona's perfect start to the season under hansi flick is over as they are beaten by monaco in the champions league. it's an unbeaten 154 for travis head, as australia thrash england in the first one—dayer at trent bridge, and anthonyjoshua faces off against daniel dubois ahead of their ibf world title fight at wembley on saturday.

and we talk so 2 to 4 and reduce engineer alistair cartridge, develop in a recall. the cock is close to in 1967 or condo was so confident as with the way forward. he even told the daily mail that he believed $250000.00 such cause would be on british roads within 5 short years. and these ones, the only examples at o at b footer's motor corporation was long bridge headquarters. they don't intend to be left behind in conjunction with a battery for them. it's planned to build an electric town call within 2 years. that's on these proud design. i like, is it going, it is working with an oil crisis moving fios, the fuel fuel shortages lead several countries to start making concerted efforts to divide leaves until 1950. the united states could supply the energy need, but in less than 25 years, we found ourselves in trouble. so the us congress passed the electric hybrid be good research and development and demonstration act of 1976. but long before that in germany, old fellows already regions, fidget cards and the electro gd at hockenheim. and then the you had already displa

well, in sweden, alistair keen has been to meet two brothers who formed a company called plasticfri.ks. and you? good, thank you, yeah. nice to meet you. likewise. what's the biggest risk you've taken? i would say to be an entrepreneur, maybe. he laughs the biggest risk of my life. but at the same time, the sweetest risk of my life. plasticfri is a green tech - company based here in sweden. we have developed - a breakthrough technology, which is based on thei multi—step processes, in order to develop and offerl eco—friendly and plant—based alternative to plastics. this is one of the products that we have developed — a paper cup which is not like the other paper cups in the market, because there is no plastic film inside, and it is also certified recyclable as paper. normal paper cup has a film inside, and this film is made of plastic. so imagine when you are drinking a coffee. like, any time that you sip, you are bringing microplastics into your body. and what we achieve with our plastic—free paper cup it is even some leaves that we see here. - some of these plants, we use and extrac

of course, has a positive effect on blood sugar levels when it does have authority for the to the alistair quinn of include some countries while we are eating bits of substances also stimulate the bodies production of the hormone, g, l, p one g, l, p, one tells us when we have full, by sending a message to the brain, to foster g, l, p one reaches its peak to the fos that we feel 4 bits of substances help with this . but there are also some that we should stay away from it. for example, a cucumber also kini, suddenly tast extremely bits of it may have been caused by cross pollination. these vegetables then contain the pete to substances to could be tested and that is dangerous to assign toby testing is a site to talk soon, and this can lead to severe food poisoning and humans, which is then a company by nausea, vomiting, gastro, intestinal crump, and even bloody diarrhea roof and i had a otherwise something business should end up on your plate several times a week. it's good fuel the liver and go bladder. low cost yourself and shoot in to the next edition of in good shape. bye for now. the

well, in sweden, alistair keen has been to meet two brothers who formed a company called plasticfri.and you? good, thank you, yeah. nice to meet you. likewise. what's the biggest risk you've taken? i would say to be an entrepreneur, maybe. he laughs the biggest risk of my life. but at the same time, the sweetest risk of my life. plasticfri is a green tech - company based here in sweden. we have developed - a breakthrough technology, which is based on thei multi—step processes, in order to develop and offerl eco—friendly and plant—based alternative to plastics. this is one of the products that we have developed — a paper cup which is not like the other paper cups in the market, because there is no plastic film inside, and it is also certified recyclable as paper. normal paper cup has a film inside, and this film is made of plastic. so imagine when you are drinking a coffee. like, any time that you sip, you are bringing microplastics into your body. and what we achieve with our plastic—free paper cup is that we eliminate completely that film in order to protect the paperthere and be se

not in the eye of the store, but that doesn't really matter because you're going to be getting the alistair effects those tropical wins. i'm not reading for that concern for a number of reasons. one because of the wins, of course that body knock, you know, they can cause projectiles to fly through the i think it's like ribs of houses. they can talk real trees. a lot of big trees in this part of the well, they can down power lines, but it's the wall. so that is the real problem. think about the gulf of mexico. it is a huge space, but it is i can find space um does that when i do, what am i out? so as about both it has been pushed into the gulf of mexico. there's no efforts to go. what's happening is it, is that having to hit land, so it's having to go into those low lying areas is having to reach those c defenses . and we have told that the storm surge in some places, hay and the big fence could be around 6 meters. that's really concerning the men of course, you've got the right because that rate is being coming down all day and it's going to continue to come down. it's going to come down he

i have been very fortunate to play under great captains like owen, brad, alistair hargreaves, steve, with energy, lead with excitement. lead by my behaviour and my actions. since i have come back to the club, i have seen a whole new generation of young, exciting players coming through and i think this season, as people watch us play they will get to know us and some of these players who are ripping up trees in training and training the house down. i think part of my role is to help them, to help them be what i think they could be. ithink help them be what i think they could be. i think a lot of them are going to be great players. i want, part of my role as captain, but as well as just being a senior player, is to ease that transition, make that transition as seamless as possible for a lot of those guys, in the same way, the senior players when i was 20—21 helped me. and that's all the sport for now. good evening. it has been another day when things have felt more like summer than september. most places got to see at least some sunshine. and along the south coast today, temperatures g

i have been very fortunate to play under great captains like 0wen, brad, alistair hargreaves, steve verymy authentic self, you know, to lead with energy, lead with excitement, lead by my behaviours and my actions. and, you know, since i have come back to the club, i have seen a whole new generation of the young, exciting players coming through. and i think this season, as people watch saracens play, they will get to know some of these young players who are ripping up trees in training, training the house down. so i think part of my role is to help them. to help them, you know, be what i think they could be. i think a lot of them are going to be great players. and i want... part of my role, as captain, as well as being a senior player, is to ease that transition, make that transition as seamless as possible for a lot of those guys in the same way the senior players, when i was 20, 21, helped me. england's squad for the wxv tournament that starts later this month has been named, but next year's world cup looms over the selection. there's no place for former captain poppy cleall, while ther

alistair cooke said you were one of the most selfless players for england. i’m one of the most selflessat, more - players for england. i'm more proud about that, more than l proud about that, more than anything of the players i have played with and the people who watched and say those things. for me it's about doing whatever the team required at the time, wherever and wherever i can fill in those roles, and i can fill in those roles, and i don't think many players can do a lot of those things. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. primoz roglic has won the vuelta a espana for a record—equalling fourth time, with a second placed finish in the 21st and final stage. this took place in madrid and was a time trial, with stefan kung taking the stage victory. great britain's stevie williams has won the 2024 tour of britain, while matevz govekar claimed victory in the race's sixth and final stage. williams had won stages two and three and took overall victory in a time of 21 hours and 15 minutes. england's matt wallace has won the european masters in s

use a tanning booth, alistair says , out of curiosity, is says, out of curiosity, is anyone present news? we can ask live audience have you ever been offended by anything said on this channel? no, just it feels like i've put you under pressure. what's that? sorry. >> only what i've said myself. >> only what i've said myself. >> oh, that's the only reason you turn up here is to be offensive. thank you. and i'm sure we've enjoyed the paperwork that ofcom makes us jump through. keep them coming through , keep them coming through, gbnews.com/yoursay to get involved. now x, formerly known as twitter boss free speech crusader and meme king. meme king you can't tell these days. elon musk has suggested that he may axe the block function on his social media platform. posting on his platform, musk wrote hi time this happened. the block function will will block that account from engaging with, but not block seeing public posts . critics argue that the posts. critics argue that the move would be a victory for stalkers and harassers and make people less safe online. is it a step forward or this

listen to what you're talking about, alistair carmichael's comments the other day.agy carmichael. i know him well. and what he's saying is, if you just go a couple of miles to the east in norway, you'll see electricity costs 1/15 of what it costs here because they actually regulate and control their own power. >> they've also got a much smaller population. >> stephen. yeah well, much, much smaller. look, it does because we consume much, much more than other countries. i'm sorry. when russell talks about the aesthetics, i mean, i'm not a great person for aesthetics, but as far as i'm concerned, i'm more concerned about having my nan's heating on cheap and provided within this country than whether things look pretty well. >> then labour shouldn't be taking away the winter fuel allowance. wow. >> well, that's a different conversation. the winter fuel allowance. now, we spoke about this a few weeks ago. now i think there's a vote on this next week in the commons. there's going to be a debate. it could well be a vote that's going to be interesting. russell, is there goin

so thank you so much for joining us, alistair. from bowen design and build there.rt. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there there. good morning to you. this is your gb news weather report provided by the met office. we do have quite an unsettled week of weather to come, with most of us seeing rain at some point, but for monday it is wales and england that are the focus point. with this area of low pressure across these regions, this will be bringing some very heavy pulses of rain around at times. the potential is certainly there for some localised flooding, disruption to services and very difficult driving conditions. so do take care over the course of the day. this will be mulling their way around, but we could see some slightly brighter spells developing across the far south—east later on in the afternoon. temperatures here in that sunshine climb to 21 c elsewhere. it's a reasonably cool day, around 13 to 15 c. there is a broad yellow rain warning in force for much of england and wales, but we do also have an enhanc

the first labour chancellor since alistair darling in 2009. as much as they can. but it's to my mind the die is cast on this. as they can. but it's to my mind the die is cast on this . it's the die is cast on this. it's going to be no u—turn . going to be no u—turn. >> oh no. absolutely not. no. regardless of how big the rebellion is tomorrow. >> but i'm told that the row on the cap on child benefit will be much bigger . yeah, and that will much bigger. yeah, and that will blow up at the labour party conference because currently it's limited to two. a popular policy in my view actually. but it's not popular labour mp and it's not popular labour mp and it's really not popular trade union activists here. >> absolutely. back to you martin. >> great. thank you adam. jerry and of course andrew pierce. excellent. there. right in the belly of the beast in brighton. now a new way to get in touch. please get your thoughts coming through. you get through of course. gbnews.com forward slash your say i want to know particularly if you're upset about this

is that many people will lose out a small amount of money for the sake of political caphal >> and alistair, the bizarre thing about this all is of course, this is at the same time that the government is spending more money on wage rises above inflation, pay increases for many people, train drivers , many people, train drivers, doctors, all the rest of it, but but it's interesting listening to what some people in the labour party are saying. rachael maskell, the labour mp for york central, has said that people will die as a result of this change of policy. she says that being cold leads to an increased likelihood of strokes, heart attacks, hypothermia , pneumonia attacks, hypothermia, pneumonia and is saying that she won't back this policy. do you think that there will be a serious rebellion from labour's own ranks on this? >> yes, i think there could be, because it's i'm not knocking rachel at all. i think she's an honourable person. and i think the point that she makes is, is perfectly reasonable. and many doctors would agree with that. but i think what you'll see is a parade of labour mp

he did it at lords yesterday in front of the man who he beat alistair cooke who said he was very proudatter. it was also the first time in his career he scored hundreds in both innings of a match as he helped give england a huge lead in the second test against sri lanka. joe wilson was there. what is joe what isjoe root �*s secret? the world of cricket would love to know. he made here at lords in england's second innings 100 at pace without ever seeming like he was rushing. a batting technique he has perfected now over 31! test match hundreds, based on his own perception of his limitations. based on his own perception of his limitations-— based on his own perception of his limitations. ., ., , , , limitations. from always been very ounu limitations. from always been very ouna i limitations. from always been very young i was — limitations. from always been very young i was very — limitations. from always been very young i was very small, _ limitations. from always been very young i was very small, i _ limitations. from always been very young i was very small, i had i limitations. from a