andrew haswell green early life for andrew beautiful on green hill, the seventh child of william chagrin esteemed attorney justice of the peace. in time there were ten children ranging in age from 30 to 6. it was like to families living in one home. william without lived for wives. andrew's mother, julia. of mayflower lineage was the third living just the town proper. the greens would be snowed in for long winter passing times with games conversation. they were truly a loving family. he attended school half days had both morning and afternoon chores, and was tutored in foreign language by charles thurber inventor. an early typewriter. his fondest memories of lying on long summer grasses on hill as if in the bottom of the world's largest bowl looking up at the evening marveling at the wonders of the world. life became of legends, lists and rules on. how to be a good person. looming overall, on the living room wall, hung rules to live by all children would memorize each rule and endeavored to live by them the rules would remain the household. eight decades after andrew first learned them,

andrew greene and margaret carlson, are you students here like barbara king? get the equivalent of a private education. they have excellent recreational facilities. what is his how does his plan differ? they have a teaching staff that is dedicated and responsive to parents and students. barbara is decisive and he's a read. there's an atmosphere which encourages learning. yet the cost per pupil here is no higher than in many of our inner city schools. the difference is that in weston it all goes for education and that the parents still retain a good deal of control. unfortunately, most parents have lost control over how their tax money is spent. ava bell goes to hyde park high. her parents, too, want her to have a good education. but many of the students here are not interested in school, and the teachers, however dedicated soon lose heart in an atmosphere like this. david bell's parents are certainly not getting value for their tax money. i think it's a shame really that a parents are being ripped off like we are. when i say i'm talking about parents like me,

andrew greene and margaret carlson, are you students here like barbara king? get the equivalent of a private education. they have excellent recreational facilities. what is his how does his plan differ? they have a teaching staff that is dedicated and responsive to parents and students. barbara is decisive and he's a read. there's an atmosphere which encourages learning. yet the cost per pupil here is no higher than in many of our inner city schools. the difference is that in weston it all goes for education and that the parents still retain a good deal of control. unfortunately, most parents have lost control over how their tax money is spent. ava bell goes to hyde park high. her parents, too, want her to have a good education. but many of the students here are not interested in school, and the teachers, however dedicated soon lose heart in an atmosphere like this. david bell's parents are certainly not getting value for their tax money. i think it's a shame really that a parents are being ripped off like we are. when i say i'm talking about parents like me,

and kit love, jaye muller post—mortem, independent alex merola, britain first, will morris, green party , andrewes, independent kevin watts, independent. okay. do stay with us on britain's newsroom. still to come sir keir starmer under huge pressure as he vows to take decisive action on anti—semitism within his party. but is he doing it fast enough ? this is britain's enough? this is britain's newsroom on radio. and it's 1022 with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and pip tomson >> we are joined this morning. good morning to you both by former labour mp stephen pound and broadcaster mike parry. and there is plenty to get through. shapps, where are we going to start, mike? >> i think we should ask stephen pound first to defend the indefensible or have go. indefensible or have a go. stephen, i hopeless response no , stephen, i hopeless response no, i mean i would say it could have been done a bit quicker. >> what what he'd done should be done quicker. but the reality is he's right but he's done the right thing. but look, horrendous look, this is a horrendous situation it's one that

third quarter now warriors pulling away draymond green to andrew wiggins calmly knocks down the three21 points ten rebounds and right now it's 111 to 90. the warriors are up late in the fourth quarter about to win their second straight game. tied woods. he will be back on the golf course next week for his first competitive event of the year. woods committed to play in the event. he hosts the genesis invitational and pacific palisades, which begins next thursday. it's also the same tournament woods was attending in 2021, when he was involved in that major single car crash, which caused him leg damage, and it will be just the second solo event he's played in since pulling out of the 2023 marin was last april. okay for what it's worth, madden 24, the video game has predicted who will win the super bowl and the winner is are the chiefs. >> oh no. chiefs what? >> chiefs by a score 30 to 28. but that actually may be a good omen. and i'll tell you why. that madden video game has predicted the winner the last three years. and all three years. it was wrong. oh okay. so hopefully how about anot

kuminga 18 points six rebounds five assists third quarter warriors pulling away draymond green to andrew wiggins, who calmly knocks down the three. a big game for wiggins 21 points, ten rebounds. warriors win. 127 to 104. it's their second straight win and fourth of their last five games a packed house at haas pavilion, first sellout of the season, perhaps because that man is in town. lebron james in berkeley tonight to watch his son bronny play for usc. game goes to overtime tied at 67. and in ot off the miss three. we look at jalen tyson fly in for the follow dunk. minute to go tied at 72. jalen celestine hits the huge three pointer right here. and the bears they never trailed after that. great win for mark madsen who gets a eventually gets a hug from lebron james. cal ends its 11 game losing streak to usc 8377. the bears, now six and six, in the pac 12. stanford that's stanford grad john elway. he was at maples today. ucla in town late second half stanford down five. big maxime reynaud working inside for two. the seven foot one frenchman finished with 20 points ten rebounds. but ucla

andrew brandt is director of villanova university's moorhead center for the study of sports law. he's also a former greenrs executive and the host of a podcast called "the business of sports," which, we should note, is sponsored by draftkings. andrew, when you were helping run the packers in the early 2000s, did you, could you ever imagine that the nfl would be embracing gambling the way it is now? >> john, i could not. there is no area of sports business and sports law that has undergone a sea change like sports betting. we could not get near any kind of bet back in the day, even before i worked for the packers. everything about sports betting in sports, from leagues, from the ncaa, from teams, from commissioners, from owners, taboo. it's taboo. you cannot go near there. and it's mind boggling to me that today, we're playing a super bowl in the mecca of gambling in this country, in las vegas. it just shows you how things have changed over the last few years, something i would have never thought while working for the packers in the early 2000s. john: what's the brief version of how we got here from there

off our programme with our, um, ken rishi sunak capital piece on labour's flip flop on that green policy. andrewpolicies. i think all bills such as fuel and utilities should have an optional payment towards green . if people feel green policies. if people feel strongly can pay. strongly they can pay. interesting point. i wonder how many of us would volunteer to do that. meanwhile, says that. meanwhile, claudette says people in general have very little interest in green policies. electric cars policies. hence electric cars are going nowhere. heat pumps never got off the ground. very good points , and i suspect good points, and i suspect that's exactly keir that's exactly the way keir starmer is thinking as well. it's expensive and also it's very expensive and also ravi on the church of england conveyor belt conversion to christianity story. we're talking about says the priests are failing for their obvious falling for their obvious deception. can you get an imam and ask them what happens to these people once they denounce islam christianity ? islam and embrace christianity? a very interesting con

andrew forrest is an australian billionaire, he works. production of iron ore, as well as the production of greenrgy. well, all that remains here is to thank and say that there would be more such philanthropists. this is the last information of the issue about money during the war, i will say goodbye, but the big broadcast continues. vasyl zima will still tell a lot of interesting things. see us. they talked about money here, by the way, the u.s. treasury secretary , the u.s. treasury department is calling, just now, for the european union to unblock russian assets for ukraine, just let's go , well, this is a little alarming, well, we'll see, no, the assets are needed, but if it's just urgent, it's means that perhaps the american aid there will not be so fast, in any case, about aid or not about aid, but what will be discussed in the verdict program, which starts at 8:00 p.m., serhii rudenko will tell us, just now, serhii, good evening, please, good evening vasyl, in 15 minutes we have a big verdict, we are talking about how the united states of america is actually going to help the ukrainians, a

conservative will morris , green party kevin watts, morris, green party kevin watts, independent andrewailey, independent marion turner hawes, independent. nick the flying brick monster , raving loony brick monster, raving loony party, jen kitchen, labour party , alex merola, britain first, ankit, love, j. malala, post—mortem , independent i think post—mortem, independent i think that's the lot well done andrew. >> still to come do stay with us. we're going to be talking about king charles who made his first public outing since his cancer diagnosis yesterday . hey, cancer diagnosis yesterday. hey, we're going to be getting the latest for you from the royal household. this is britain's newsroom on radio. >> hi rishi here. as prime minister, i'm focussed on delivering your priorities . so delivering your priorities. so tonight i'll be on the road to join gb news for a special people's forum where i'll be taking questions from a live audience about the issues that really matter to you the economy, immigration, the nhs. see you there . see you there. >> us britain's newsroom on gb news with

andrew forrest, australian billionaire. it is engaged in the production of iron ore, as well as the production of green energy.and the espresso tv channel continues to collect on... fpv drones for a separate platoon of unmanned aircraft of the sapsan complexes of the state special transport service. these courageous soldiers are actively fighting in the donetsk direction, attacking and restraining the enemy. thanks to drones, they successfully destroy a lot of russian equipment, fortifications and manpower. so we have a goal - to collect uah 1 million for flying weapons. more than 750 00 hryvnias are already in the accounts. let's accelerate together. our victory, you can now see all the details on the screen, that was the news at that time, we will see you at 3 p.m., you can read more on our website espresso tv, follow us on social networks and watch on youtube, and now marta olyarnyk and antin borkovskii. the aspress information marathon is in full swing, now we will add important guests to our broadcast, with whom we will discuss current events of today and beyond. my name is marta oliarnyk and as always i

andrew forrest is an australian billionaire. it is engaged in the production of iron ore, as well as the production of green energy. 11 cars for... the ukrainian army were donated by the brewery community in the kyiv region, four toyota pickups, two mitsubishis and five renaults were purchased with funds from the local budget from taking into account the wishes of the servicemen, ihor saposhko, the mayor of the breweries, told about it. the cars will be distributed among the 136th battalion, and two will be given to the defenders of the special operations forces. for now, these cars will work on air defense, after restoration. on bakhmut , to be honest, i am amazed that the borovets community helps so powerfully, we really help, the need is very great for pickup trucks mainly, so if it is possible to install a variety of armaments, weapons for quick reaction on them, you are working on the enemy and i have to add that the espresso tv channel continues to collect fpv drones for a separate platoon of the sapsan unmanned aviation complexes of the state special transport service. these powerful soldiers are actively conducting comba

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green investments. >> the science minister, andrew griffiths , wasn't impressed .hich is they have no plan. you can't afford to back to can't afford to go back to square one with starmer . square one with starmer. >> schools close across the country as heavy snow hits part of britain . of britain. >> a wet day for many today, but it is slowly turning milder. still cold enough for some snow andice still cold enough for some snow and ice across scotland, but elsewhere it will mostly be rain that we see and the milder air continues to spread north as we go the weekend. join me go into the weekend. join me later for a full forecast . later for a full forecast. >> firms looking to cut back >> firms are looking to cut back costs as new research shows 20% of businesses want to reduce pay for remote workers . for remote workers. >> and in the sport, there's a new card. in football, it's the blue card . it's the blue card. blue card. it's the blue card. um we'll speak to the former chief of referees, keith hackett, who will tell us whether it's a very good idea or whether i

andrew doyle, former deputy leader of the green party . doctor sara ali has green party.ated against by the party due to his gender critical views. the court found the party had failed to identify any misconduct and had therefore improperly dismissed ali as a spokesman , and he was awarded spokesman, and he was awarded £9,100 in damages . however, the £9,100 in damages. however, the ruling did uphold political parties right to dismiss spokespeople whose views differ from party policy. i'm utterly thrilled to say that doctor sara ali joins me now. welcome to the show . so firstly , ali, obviously show. so firstly, ali, obviously congratulations means how do you feel ? feel? >> well , it feel? >> well, it was a long haul, wasn't it? i mean, you don't take a political party to court after having toiled over and campaigned for them for 20 years. unless you've got a good reason right. so there's reason to. right. so there's nothing justice, i have to nothing like justice, i have to say. and does it really say. and boy, does it really give you confidence in the british justice

so andrew down opd is just under 33 minutes 5.80, over oakland. things are still in the green. they'll need to hop on the side streets this morning and 101. 85 up to menlo park just short of 40 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. it is 7.18, in for your money this morning. the cost of a super bowl party this year. it's going to be about the same as it cautious if through one last year. and also its jobs report day jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane high darya. good morning. so the jobs over headline job growth stronger than expected in january 335,000 jobs added the unemployment rate was steady. 3.7%. we saw professional and business services. so like accountants and lawyers adding jobs last month, also leisure and hospitality and private education. well, apple's earnings showed a gain in revenue for the first time in a year, but there are some problems lurking. apple had a decline in sales in china and the iphone 16 isn't selling as well because he's too similar to the 15th. meta is doing something it's never done before.

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andrew charles brown, liberal democrats, 861. damienjames democrats, 861. damien james egan, democrats, 861. damienjames egan, commonly known as damien egan, commonly known as damien egan, labour party, 11,176. cheering that was 11,176. lorraine antoinette francis, green, green party. 1450-— party, 1450. applause ru ert party, 1450. applause rupert james - party, 1450. applause rupert james gray i party, 1450. applause rupert james gray and | party, 1450. applause i rupert james gray and lo, rupertjames gray and lo, reform uk, 2578. rupert james gray and lo, reform uk, 2578. applause nicholas david _ reform uk, 2578. applause nicholas david wood, - reform uk, 2578. applause nicholas david wood, ukip, l nicholas david wood, ukip, people not politics, 129. the number of — people not politics, 129. the number of ballot _ people not politics, 129. tue: number of ballot papers rejected was follows. want of an official mark, zero. voting for more than one candidate, 13. writing by which the voter could be identified, one. unmarked or void from certainty, 22. giving a total of 36 rejected ballot papers. the turnout figure across the constituency was 37 .11%. and i do hereby declare that damien eganis do hereby declare that damien egan is duly elected, thank

andrew wiggins who was out for personal reasons 12 points for moody. highlight of the game coming up right here. moody saves the ball from going out of bounds. drame greenp to steph curry who lobbed for jonathan kuminga with authority. kuminga with 21. warriors pull away in the third. paul to klay thompson for three. and when klay heats up he does it over and over again. finished with a team high 25 points. warriors almost blew a 23 point lead that they had entering the fourth recurring theme with them. have no fear kuminga's here. warriors victorious 1231 12 faced the knicks on thursday. how about cavs and mavs? this is the best finish of the night. cleveland down one final seconds. max strus the heave to win it. and he does at the buzzer 121 119 cleveland on the same day, shohei ohtani played his first game as a dodger and homered. we got our first look at the giant center fielder joon ho. lee the korean star. he led off and upcoming is his first hit as a giant. at least in spring training, there will be plenty more. lee went one for three as the giants and mariners played to a 1010 tie, and the a's beat the guardians 11 two. 49 ers will have 11 picks

andrew: look, if we did not have this dynamism, we are changing the company from what it must be meet all of the future challenges of our world, great technical solutions, greenolutions, we must continue upscaling. we must continue changing. we must continue maximizing. >> i have to jump in because we are running out of time and i want to ask about china. obviously, it's a big issue for the metals market. there is a concern about the blood. construction season begins in march. do you think that the fiscal stimulus we have seen is enough to counteract some weakness in the economy. andrew: if you are asking me, should we be worried about critical minerals? i would say that what we need to be worried about is diversifying new markets and you do that if you insist on a higher standard of human rights in europe with the corporate responsibility directive. if you insist on environmental practices up there with the best in the world. even deep-sea mining is a complete joke if you do the longer-term environmental and ecological studies that we do on land. these are the three parameters that if you insist on them in europe, north america, australia you will have a muc

green is new york next month. that is on, but the red scotus appeal now set for april is the big headline tonight. and so, andrew, i'd love to go through this with you both the fast version and the slow. and here we are in the 6:00 hour on the east coast, this news broke about an hour ago. people may just be joining us. the headline is the supreme court is taking jack smith's january 6th trial. donald trump has lost two rounds of he should have permanent immunity. that guy richard nixon, you know, he was president and then he took a pardon because he as a former president and then president ford all agreed of course he could be prosecuted and he needed the pardon. trump has lost his historical claims here on two court battles, and so now the supreme court's going to hear what is thus far losing arguments. so i want you to walk us through the fast and slow version of what could happen next. >> sure. the worst-case scenario is that the court takes its time. it says it's going to hear the case the week of abe 22nd. it takes its time to issue its decision. it presumably would issue it the end of the term, which is t

but the candidate, andrew brown. but the greensf, uh, leaflets with bar charts on them saying your vote doesn't count. >> well, i mean, the liberals since the dawn of time have been putting a leaflet says putting out a leaflet that says it's a two horse race. you know, you can't win here. i know you know, in where labour know, even in seats where labour have majority, or the have got 30,000 majority, or the tories , you know, tories have, you know, they always look, i mean always do that. but look, i mean the are strong this the greens are strong in this part of world and, but part of the world and, but they're clearly not as strong as they're clearly not as strong as they thought were. but they thought they were. but for me, sorry to coming me, i'm sorry to keep coming back but the back to this, but the extraordinary statistic is the back to this, but the exthe rdinary statistic is the back to this, but the exthe liberal statistic is the back to this, but the exthe liberal democratsthe back to this, but the exthe liberal democrats

sam bromley's conservative andrew brown, liberal democrats damian egan, labour lorraine francis, the greensearch manager for more in common. welcome to the show. you very much for show. thank you very much for joining so what's lie joining us. so what's the lie of the land ? conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto? conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be bracingervative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be bracing themselvesy seems to be bracing themselves for a double whammy on for a bit of a double whammy on thursday. what's your data telling you ? telling you? >> yeah, kingswood really is a seat that labour ought to be winning. >> currently, the conservatives have a majority of 11,000. there and labour's defeated much bigger majority in recent by elections in mid—bedfordshire and selby, for example . and selby, for example. >> um, it's also a seat that tends to vote. however, the country ends up voting at a general , so it's a real general election, so it's a re

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andrew wiggins out for personal reasons. moody for threes 12 points. highlight of the game is coming up right here. moody saving the ball from going out of bounds. no look to draymond green steph who lobs to jonathan kuminga with authority at 21 points. warriors would pull away in the third paul to klay thompson for three. klay splash team high 25 points. warriors almost blew a 23 point lead that they had entering the fourth quarter. but have no fear kuminga is here. warriors got to get this tightened up in the fourth period to do any damage going forward. warriors win 123 112. they've captured six straight on the road. they do have a time out. >> decide not to use it. curry way downtown. bang bang. >> oh what a shot from curry with 6/10 of a second remaining. that was eight years ago today. >> one of the most legendary shots and calls now known as the double bang. curry with the shot and mike breen on the call. the warriors beat okc in overtime back in 2016. i forgot the bang, the call and the shimmy. anyway, last year curry gave mike breen a pair of sneakers called the double bang. they happened to retail for about 160 bucks a pair on a baseball. now the giants, they'r

sam bromley, conservative andrew bryan, liberal democrats damian egan, labour lorraine francis , egan, labour lorraine francis, greenreform green party rupert lowe, reform uk and nicholas wood, ukip . uk and nicholas wood, ukip. >> let's get a weather update for you now with annie shuttleworth . shuttleworth. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie, from the met office. after an early some early sunshine rain will spread eastwards through the course of the day and it will turn much milder well . so still some milder as well. so still some sunshine to come through the rest morning for parts rest of the morning for parts of scotland eastern areas scotland and many eastern areas of however the of england. however from the west is fast west the rain is fast approaching. we'll see some heavy as well, heavy bursts as well, particularly across the coast heavy bursts as well, part overrly across the coast heavy bursts as well, part over the moss the coast heavy bursts as well, part over the high the coast heavy bursts as well, part over the high groundast and over the high ground throug

andrew brown for the lib dems, damien egan for labour, lorraine francis for the green party, rupert lowe>> well, the candidates standing for wellingborough are anna savage gun, the liberal democrat ben habib for reform uk, helen harrison for the conservatives, jen kitchen for labour. will morris for the green party and kevin watts, who's an independent, isn't right. >> it's 717. let's go to the middle east now and our foreign secretary, lord david cameron , secretary, lord david cameron, has revealed that he is deeply concerned by israel's latest plan to launch a ground invasion of rafah. >> well, the israeli prime minister has ordered his troops to prepare a plan to evacuate kuwait, the city, in preparation for a military offensive . for a military offensive. >> well, as we were wondering earlier, um, if they evacuate , earlier, um, if they evacuate, where do they go? the defence editor for the evening standard, robert fox, joins us. um, i mean , this is this is appalling because you can't think where they could go . they could go. >> and netanyahu has no answer to that. and this is the

green party. not a whoops. you um. >> but this andrew and i going pink. >> this story for me.ocal issues what people will vote issues are what people will vote on and when we're talking about a particularly environmental issues , because, you know, when issues, because, you know, when we they will, but it's not we do, they will, but it's not going lib dems a going to win the lib dems a general election. >> to lose , but >> it's not going to lose, but it win them particular set it might win them particular set of they're of seats, which is what they're targeting, already lost. yeah national's already lost. yeah yeah national's already lost. yeah yea polling 6000 adults national's already lost. yeah yeapolling 6000 adults found >> polling of 6000 adults found that 56% people would that 56% of people would consider sewage consider the raw sewage discharges when voted in discharges when they voted in the general election. the next general election. that's a lot of people. >> i think if that's right. but general it tends to general elections, it tends to be by noises over be drowne

andrew thank you from the gb newsroom at 933. these are your headlines. labour is to scale back its flagship greenperity plan in a major u—turn following months of uncertainty . it's understood sir uncertainty. it's understood sir keir starmer will confirm the changes today , citing increased changes today, citing increased economic uncertainty since the policy was unveiled in 2021. labour had planned to spend £28 billion every year on environmental projects . but environmental projects. but confusion has grown in recent weeks, with some senior party figures refusing to commit to the pledge , despite sir keir the pledge, despite sir keir saying the money was desperately needed. as recently as this week , protesters who climb on war memorials carry flares or cover their faces to avoid arrest could face tough penalties under proposed new laws. demonstrators would also be blocked from citing their right to protest as an excuse for causing major disruption , as the home office disruption, as the home office seeks to crack down on what it calls dangerous disorder. critics warn the new powers represent

i am andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. the nasdaq is up -- we will call it marginally in the greens show you where the ten-year and two-year stand. people are still grappling with what jay powell said during the "60 minutes" interview earlier on sunday night. the ten-year is 4.456 -- the idea of middle of the year, that was a voiceover in terms of what scott said about when it was all going to happen. >> i thought i heard jay powell say that? >> there was a voice over in one part that led you to believe -- go online and read the transcripts, it's worth it. >> i watched the interview. maybe there were two points or maybe the voice over convinced me -- >> it was like i said earlier, given what we have seen in the past six weeks, did you really need jay powell to say those pedestrian things on "60 minutes" to understand -- >> somebody did, and the markets moved yesterday which surprised me. >> i think the american public wants to see who jay powell is and what the federal reserve is and they want to hear from him? >> all he did was was confirm what we already knew. >> yeah, and that's

i'm ana green cross for the state >> morning getting out of a body >> morning, your honor. andrew evidence for nathan wade form and beginning with from the order of the >> notice and foreign president trump good morning on steve said ali in general, a little >> and he weighs use presence of the thank you, mr. say down on behalf, mr. giuliani >> stop the ms mr. meadows >> your honor, gender on behalf of mr. meadows. >> all right. thank you, mr. durham. >> on behalf of mr. clark very macdougal derived on mr. cork wesa's appearance of >> and let me go back to mr. durham. mr. durham, does your client also waived his presence as well? >> yes >> but i kept there for mr. giuliani. >> yes. okay. >> all right. on behalf of mr. chew lee richard grice let's thank you >> mr. roman >> warnings out to ashley merchant, john merchant roman yes >> mr. schafer >> morning, >> honored break guillen and anthony way shape or papers, president and mr. floyd air mccullough on behalf of >> then we also have ms latham morning, your honor, willing to probably over his late from she waves the president >> an

the largely jewish constituency of golders green is to stand down at the next election because of death threats . because of death threats. another mp, andrew another mp, andrew percy, said this week that he felt safer in israel than in the united kingdom . jewish israel than in the united kingdom .jewish kids israel than in the united kingdom . jewish kids can't go to kingdom. jewish kids can't go to school wearing any religious clothing for fear of attack. jews now avoid our major cities at the weekend, when those so—called peace marches are happening. now many do march in peace. they want an end to the bloodshed. but too many do not. the ballot box has been replaced by activist politics and frankly, anarchy . the guardian frankly, anarchy. the guardian newspaper published an opinion piece by just stop oil, encouraging protesters to turn up encouraging protesters to turn up at the homes of mps who do not comply with their radical and, let's be honest, harebrained agenda . we've got harebrained agenda. we've got blasphemy laws now by the back door , not voted for by the door, not voted for by the british people with a 14 year old autistic

andrew ross sorkin. the earnings reports we have been waiting for, not much going on. the nasdaq up 36, and we have greenen. macy's out with quarterly results. above expectations of 1.96. comp store sales are what a lot of people base, you know, whether they think it's a good or bad report. comp store sales fell 2.4%, so down. wall street was expecting worse, a drop of 5.8%. macy's plans to close 150 under perfect -- under performing stores. this, the retailer narrowing its net sales range 22.2 to 22.9. the estimate was 22.95, and the high end of the range was 23.9, so the top end of the range has come down. after it's all said and done the stock is down 81 cents, which is about 4%. >>> we will check things off on the earnings side of the story this morning following the macy's report with lowe's just around 20,000 shares of volume so far. they reported better than expected profits and better revenues for the quarter even though sales did fall from the same time last year. lowe's was impacted by the lower demand from the bad winter weather. maybe better than some estimates out there. lowe's did forecast

green light to wipe the palestinians off the face of the earth. you better think about it twice, muslim americans. host: ok, andrew in virginia.ther acts of diplomacy being reported, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken headed to the middle east for another crisis tour. this is in a bid to secure a new truce in the israel-hamas war as southern gaza saw no let up fighting on his fifth trip to the region since the october 7 attack that triggered the war. blinke is expected -- blinken is expected to visit saudi arabia, -- after the devastating impact on the besieged territory. this after nearly four months of war. again, you can give your rating on the handling of what is being done on israel-hamas and the strikes as well. call (202) 748-8001 for republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. text us at (202) 748-8003. social media channels are also available on facebook and on x. this is from tom, salem, illinois, independent line. caller: hello, good morning. as a conservative, i definitely support biden's maneuvering and response in these matters. andrew, i believe it was earlier, and i would agree wit

green party rodent subordinate party raven rodent subordinate official monster raving loony and david tully , the and david tully, the independent. now don't move a muscle because in just a minute, sir andrewminister , the tomlinson, the minister, the minister state for illegal minister of state for illegal migration, which i know is important to you. you'll want to hear the answers to my questions to that. so don't go anywhere. stay tuned radio. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news. i'm delighted to be joined now by sir andrew wood, former british ambassador to russia from 1995 to 2000. and you've said i can call you andrew, so we'll drop the sir and be familiar. andrew lovely to speak to you this morning. now now, alexei navalny's family have to navalny's family have reacted to his saying it's his death by saying it's orchestrated murder . would you orchestrated murder. would you agree with that analysis ? agree with that analysis? >> yes. and it's not the first time, and it won't be the last. i know when you were in office, you met putin a couple of times. >> tell us what he's actually like . like. >> well, at the time, he was, um , we were talking about the possibilit

green screen not a lot going on >> i've said hello to that fellow in the truck. >> see him every day yeah he is quiet out there. too quiet. i'm joe kernen also with andrewbit of pressure. interesting things coming on the docket today the minutes from the fed and we have nvidia has -- of any stock maybe more to do with this incredible rally that we've seen check out the shares right now the company's quarterly report after the bell today, and big numbers. like revenue rising like 8 00% r something. seven times, amazing performance as a.i. has taken the world nome by storm but by surprise over the past eye, think. i told you when was i a stock broker? many years ago might not have been born bought something called symbolices. >> was i early >> u remember. >>. >> it doesn't exist anymore. >> you were too early. >> too early for my clients. >> and changes ahead for the dow jones industrial average walgreens is out, amazon going in going to happen on monday. >> okay. meantime check out the price of bitcoin. just about to cross the 53,000 dollar level now trading lower today at $51,318 also ethereum crossed over the $3,000 level giving back some gains. all of

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green deal. and for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to andrewth andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so the prime minister has condemned lee anderson's comments as unacceptable and wrong, but has denied that the party had islamophobic tendencies . tendencies. >> some mps in the tory behind the red wall say a revolt from voters could now move to the reform party. they say they've been flooded with messages supporting after supporting lee anderson after his sacking. >> so our political editor, christopher hope, joins us now. good morning chris. this just remind people what has got lee anderson into such hot water over the weekend . over the weekend. >> yes. very briefly . morning, >> yes. very briefly. morning, bev. morning, andrew. he made some remarks on friday night on gb news saying that or alleging that the met police have been had been subject to a muslim, a an islamist takeover that they were now in control of policing . were now in control of policing. he was upset about the projection of anti—israel chants onto the big ben tower on wednesday.

green party . razvan rodent, suborder party. razvan rodent, suborder official monster, raving loony and david tully independent are some names perhaps a bit easier to pronounce. >> we've got andrew >> how. you? yeah. good to see you. >> how how's show looking? >> how how's the show looking? >> how how's the show looking? >> a great guest >> well, we've got a great guest in first an hour. in the first half an hour. >> to brendan cox, >> we're talking to brendan cox, whose course, was whose wife, of course, was murdered by a right fanatic whose wife, of course, was m|2016.d by a right fanatic whose wife, of course, was m|2016.d by going ght fanatic whose wife, of course, was m|2016.d by going tot fanatic whose wife, of course, was m|2016.d by going to be natic in 2016. he's going to be talking about the talking to us about the revelation the weekend that talking to us about the reyleastyn the weekend that talking to us about the re least three :he weekend that talking to us about the re least three mps eekend that talking to us about the re least three mps now nd that talking to us about the re least three mps now are hat at least three mps now are having protection. women go havi

plus green squares accords full statement regarding this is available to read now on the gb news website . news website. >> that is it from for us today. but up next, it's britain's newsroom with andrewfrom the met office. we have amber snow force for some snow warnings in force for some areas and the areas through today. and the snow will shift further snow risk will shift further north through day. but also north through the day. but also there's very heavy to there's some very heavy rain to come, the come, particularly across the south where a rain south where there's a rain warning but as that south where there's a rain warr bumps but as that south where there's a rain warrbumps into but as that south where there's a rain warr bumps into thet as that south where there's a rain warrbumps into the colderrt south where there's a rain warrbumps into the colder air rain bumps into the colder air across parts of north wales as well southern areas of the well as southern areas of the pennines, peak district will pennines, the peak district will see to 25cm snow, see up to 25cm of snow, accumulating . we've got some accumulating. we've got some quite brisk easterly winds , so quite brisk