this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. good morning. >> thank you forjoining us. the bbc continues to be under the spotlight again today as the parents of the young person at the heart of presenter's the heart of the presenter's scandal say they stand by scandal say that they stand by their but the lawyer their claims. but the lawyer representing the youth says that the story is rubbish. do you agree .7 agree? >> and the big boss of the bbc is speaking today. that's tim davie. he's facing the media talking about the bbc's annual report. normally the questions are all about big stars salaries. today it's going to be about the so—called big scandal, about the so—called big scandal, about this unnamed bbc presenter , prime minister rishi sunak will urge nato leaders in lithuania to increase their defence spending to meet targets today , the uk and its allies today, the uk and its allies prepare to offer ukraine an israel style protection deal that would involve arming the country in the longer term . and country in the longer

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you're with britain's newsroom and gb news with andrew pierce and gb news with andrew pierce and bev should we call it i think it is it a scandal? i think it is a scandal because the allegations are continuing. helen says, because we know from mrs. edwards that he's in hospital with depressing issues . helen with depressing issues. helen says no wonder he suffers depression. he's a liar who leads a double life. that's right. >> i saw i was saying helen trevor says, please stop giving excuses for what he may be and would have had to look it on would have had to look for it on on sites looking for material of younger people . he had a choice. younger people. he had a choice. how would feel a high how would he feel if a high profile paid children profile person paid his children for indecent i better for indecent pictures? i better to have used his position to to have used his position and to money person locked money have that person locked up. don't feel sorry him. up. i don't feel sorry for him. he all on himself. he brought it all on himself. >> if some figures are >> and if some fi

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this is britain's newsroom on jb news with andrew pierce and kat malone . in those forest fires in roads. thousands fleeing . this comes as corfu is fleeing. this comes as corfu is now evacuated , evacuating now evacuated, evacuating residents by sea to suggestion there. the fires caused by arson. >> you might get that word evacuated, right in a minute. anyway rishi sunak faces a split within his own party on his commitment to net zero after voters in the uxbridge by—election showed their dislike. pierce autocue view of the proposed ulez extension. i'll be joined by tory mp mark francois and the chancellor jeremy hunt revealed how his family's been devastated by cancer. >> cancen >> he spoke about his own diagnosis being caught early by the nhs. we're going to talk to the nhs. we're going to talk to the amanda patel, the journalist amanda patel, a great mate mine and malone in great mate of mine and malone in the in the programme because she's had same cancer battle i >> -- >>a -- >> a newly appointed cleric has received abuse over her heavily tattooed arms.

that's andrew pierce. and i'm karen malone . karen malone. >> she's still here. >> she's still here. >> last day today, guess what.7 >> last day today, guess what.7 >> she's gone . the chief >> she's gone. the chief executive of natwest bank day , executive of natwest bank day, alison rose, has resigned in the early hours after admitting she was the source of the incorrect information about why nigel farage bank account with coutts was closed. a huge victory for nigel and all of his tireless campaigning. now >> now nigel wants to know why the chairman, howard davies, and the chairman, howard davies, and the boss of coutts bank are still in position . an we'll be still in position. an we'll be discussing the scandal throughout the show and we've got a very good guest in david davis, the tory mp who's a very good guest . davis, the tory mp who's a very good guest. he's got davis, the tory mp who's a very good guest . he's got lots, he's good guest. he's got lots, he's got some things to say. >> has and the >> he certainly has and

this is me, andrew pierce. >> well, i hope andrew is having a holiday. he needed a day off. right? going to be joined right? we're going to be joined now. now by now. we are joined now by political bushra political commentator bushra sheikh and news presenter political commentator bushra sheikicarver. news presenter political commentator bushra sheikicarver. soiews presenter political commentator bushra sheikicarver. so emily,'esenter political commentator bushra sheikicarver. so emily, should emily carver. so emily, should we about just stop annoying we talk about just stop annoying people, the organisation which has basically appeared as a result of just stop oil, that's not their actual name , but we not their actual name, but we can't it at this time. yes can't say it at this time. yes >> and daily mail. the mail >> and the daily mail. the mail onune >> and the daily mail. the mail online has revealed who they are and they are a couple of poshos. a couple of hooray henrys. one is called archie manners and his mate josh peters. they're in a business t

this is britain's news on gb news with andrew pierce. i'm bev turner.pped more than expected. the rate fallen to 7.9% in the rate has fallen to 7.9% in the year to june from 8.7% in may. that's as house prices have gripped. prices have risen by 1.9% in the 12 months to may, we'll bring you the latest for what this might mean for the money in your pocket . money in your pocket. >> and nigel farage. he's rightly on the warpath. he's got the evidence coutt's the evidence that coutt's bank closed account on personal the evidence that coutt's bank clos politicalccount on personal the evidence that coutt's bank clos political grounds1 personal the evidence that coutt's bank clos political grounds and'sonal and political grounds and internal documents revealed he was axed because his views guess this get this didn't align with the bank's values. how dare they ? >> and 7 >> and susan hall is announced as a london tory mayoral candidate. she's going to be taking on labour's sadiq khan in the election next year. how do you greet that announcement this morning . m

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so rishi sunak plans to cap the number of students taking degrees lead to degrees which don't lead to professional or have a high professional jobs or have a high dropout rate. pm says that young people the taxpayer are people and the taxpayer are being ripped off these being ripped off by these courses. more courses. do we need more tradespeople and perhaps to scrap some these mickey mouse scrap some of these mickey mouse degrees , as some of you might degrees, as some of you might have strong views as to whether they mouse degrees? they are mickey mouse degrees? >> now labour leader sir keir starmer, backlash within >> now labour leader sir keir sta own. backlash within >> now labour leader sir keir sta own party backlash within >> now labour leader sir keir sta own party over> now labour leader sir keir sta own party over hish within >> now labour leader sir keir sta own party over his refusal| his own party over his refusal to scrap the child benefit cap on if he becomes on two children if he b

who is andrew pierce? i think in the gb newsroom this morning.ussex can bnng that the duke of sussex can bring a claim of unlawful information gathering to trial against a publisher of the sun, but not a claim of phone hacking. prince harry alleges he was targeted by journalists , was targeted by journalists, private investigators working for the news group newspapers, the sun publisher says the judge's announcement is a significant victory. the group denies any unlawful activity took place. now wild. i know you're looking at me . yes, you're looking at me. yes, you're looking at me. yes, you're looking at me. yes, you're looking at me . well, you're looking at me. well, wildfire . wildfire. >> wildfire. >> wildfire. >> i think we're going to theo. we're going to theo. our national reporter. theo theo, where are you? have got you? where are you? have we got you? here . theo. yes. the sun here he is. theo. yes. the sun is saying this is a great victory for them. is it not? >> well, that's one for them. they do say it's a victory for them, but what

you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce bev turner.poster promoting the broadway hit tony. and tina's wedding has been features been banned because it features a cake. is the worst sort a cake. this is the worst sort of nanny state nonsense from transport for london, which is, of course, run by labour mayor sadiq khan. >> banned the ad is it >> they banned the ad is it breached their strict obesity rules about the consumption of high fat salt and sugar food? >> it just me giggle. mark >> it just makes me giggle. mark ryan , one of the ryan parsons, one of the original actors in tony and tina's wedding, joins us now. mark, good to see you . i mean, mark, good to see you. i mean, look, this cake was very appetising. it did look very appetising, but i'm not sure it would have caused me to suddenly become obese. just explain to our viewers what this meant for the production . the production. >> yeah, i think the decision is absolutely ridiculous and insane. really it's a it's a gorgeous wedding cake . i gorgeous wedding cake. i remember ac

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this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce and a very happy birthday tothe n hs. >> to the nhs. >> it's 75 years old today. we're going to take a close look at the nhs through the ages and asking is it still fit for purpose? let us know your experiences, won't you? >> on that? also, don't kill cash. the people's channel is fighting to save the pound in your pocket and stop financial exclusion. we have received over 88,000, its 90,000 now 90, not 92, 93, 93. well done. 93 signatures. it's not even two full days yet. sign up on our website gb news .com forward slash cash and a very sad story concerning the legendary tv broadcaster fiona phillips. >> she's revealed today that she was diagnosed with alzheimer's when she was 60. she's just 62. she's trialling a new drug which may slow or reverse the condition. we're wishing you all the very best. fiona and a busy day in scotland today. >> they are marking the coronation of the king and queen north of the border in what's shaping up to be a stunning service of thanksgiving at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh.

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning. thank you for joining us. now, the summer forjoining us. now, the summer of strikes underway. of strikes is underway. thousands consultants have thousands of consultants have walked this morning for 48 walked out this morning for 48 hours in a dispute over pay. nhs bosses are warning there will be severe disruption . severe disruption. >> an outrageous . it's not just >> an outrageous. it's not just a senior doctor, as many of you might have had your travel disrupted today due to rail staff striking in the long running dispute over pay and jobs conditions. is your patience wearing with patience wearing thin with all of strikes? mine is. yeah, absolutely. >> the farage versus coots >> and the farage versus coots row rumbles on. the prime minister had his say yesterday says stating that no one should have their bank account closed because of their political views. we're going to have nigel on the show this morning to tell us what's been happening. >> stay tuned for that. later >> so sta

you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce.ng. we've been covering president biden's meeting with rishi sunak. now we're to rishi sunak. now we're going to look states look into how the united states are bombs to are giving a cluster bombs to ukraine, apparently to ukraine, which is apparently to backfill a munitions shortage . backfill a munitions shortage. tej how dangerous are they? joining us now is the defence editor for the evening standard, robert . good morning, robert robert fox. good morning, robert . just explain to us what these cluster bombs are and why they are so controversial . a are so controversial. a controversial because they've been outlawed by nearly 100, some 120 countries, including the uk. >> they're very unpleasant because they're little mines that are dropped from either bombs from aircraft, but in this case, artillery shells break up into 2250 of these things and they scatter across a wide area and they are designed to stop infantry. but what happens is that they hang around battlefields or they hang

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce. >> well, it's arrived.y stockholm migrant barge. it's in dorset. it's going to be used to house 500 single male asylum seekers . it comes house 500 single male asylum seekers. it comes as a government small boats bill finally passes through the commons as soaring food and dnnks commons as soaring food and drinks prices are leaving millions of households struggling to feed their families . families. >> we're going to be speaking to iceland's managing director, richard walker, studio . richard walker, in the studio. >> and good news, a new drug being hailed as a turning point in the fight against alzheimer's . global trial found it slowed . a global trial found it slowed cognitive at least cognitive decline by at least a third . third. >> and the secretary of state for energy and security. and net zero grant shapps is setting out the uk's nuclear programme about time . they're calling it great time. they're calling it great british nuclear and claim it will create new green jobs across the uk. but we've heard

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and karen barlow and thousands of brits. >> i'm afraid, are still stranded in roads as the wildfires intensify . criticism wildfires intensify. criticism of some travel firms . were they of some travel firms. were they irresponsible to fly holidaymakers into the emergency zones with fires already raging, what did they get on the plane? >> well, exactly, yes . the pm, >> well, exactly, yes. the pm, rishi sunak, has hit back at critics of his housing policy, saying his plan is to build homes where people need them. but our labour's housing plans any better, it'll cost us over 73 billion. sorry, £7.3 billion if they're in charge . if they're in charge. >> and nigel farage is banking scandal. it rumbles on. the future of natwest chief executive dame angela rose hangs in the balance as pressure builds to reveal who was the senior and trusted source, who told the bbc, frankly, a pack of lies . lies. >> and 30 year old charlotte dolan was introduced to the house of lords yesterday . is 30 house of lords yesterday. is 30 too young? doe

the hatred of deyoung is the first and best -- first and best test of a gentleman, says andrew pierce. the brooklyn daily eagle continues that the fact that editors as a rule typically die in their beds as other men is evidence that there is a marked peculiarity in the editorial aphids adopted by deyoung. they are poking fun at our violent paper history. kind of the last newspaper standing today. what is bathed in violence, born in violence. what do you do to rehabilitate your image? you dedicate a museum to the city founded in 1885. that is michael's gift to the city in his entree into being a prominent citizen and trying to step away from the violent past. the spreckels family does the same thing. the spreckels family perches "the san francisco call," taking the feud into circulation and they battle it out there but it is definitely a purchase motivated by trying to get revenge on michael deyoung. they have the call and then adolph funds the legion of honor and his wife gives that museum to the city. what do you do to longer your image? found museums, give them to the city. violent

andrew pierce. >> lots to talk about in this programme. in the labour party over the ultra low emission gove housing. >> yeah. and we're going to be talking about a vicar called wendy you might wendy dalrymple. you might have seen a story about last week seen a story about her last week attacked for having attacked on twitter for having tattoos him in the church i >> -- >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers are proud sponsors of weather on gb news hello i'm marco petagna. >> here's your latest weather update from the met office. we'll see outbreaks of rain clear away to the south—east of the the day today, the uk through the day today, giving sunshine giving way to a mix of sunshine and coupled with a and showers coupled with a fairly breeze. it's fairly cool breeze. it's certainly a fairly wet picture across the south and southeast through see through the morning, we'll see some in some heavy bursts of rain in places, brighter skies places, but say brighter skies tucking from the north. so as tucking in from the north. so as

that's andrew pierce. and i'm karen malone . she's gone . the chief >> she's gone. the chief executive of natwest bank day , executive of natwest bank day, alison rose, has resigned in the early hours after admitting she was the source of the incorrect information about why nigel farage bank account with coutts was closed. a huge victory for nigel and all of his tireless campaigning.

andrew pierce and bev turner standing by, raring to go , and eamonn by, raring to go, and eamonn talkingd, who's going to talk about how they're cutting pnces talk about how they're cutting prices about the whole prices and talk about the whole food controversy, food inflation controversy, because we all know the wholesale slumping, wholesale prices are slumping, but the prices aren't but the retail prices aren't coming quick. coming down as quick. >> they profiteering >> okay. are they profiteering out us? out of us? >> that's what we want to know. we feel, don't that the we feel, don't we, that the supermarket are cashing supermarket pockets are cashing in all think in on the fact that we all think the price is going to be higher so that they are bibby stockholm as we're to be as well. we're going to be looking arrival of that looking at the arrival of that this talking to people this morning, talking to people from sides the debate. from both sides of the debate. human lawyers, etcetera. human rights lawyers, etcetera. it's one day's of it's kind of one day's worth of migrants. we've

oil mouthpiece alex de koning had to say to bev turner and andrew pierce earlier today. >> we all wantlife. we don't want 1700 people dropping dead over two days. where do they get it from? why did the how did climate kill these people ? people? >> okay, there's a variety of >> okay, so there's a variety of different factors, right ? different factors, right? >> and in this case, it was because of the extreme heat. so people died from heat stroke. >> and when temperature gets >> and when the temperature gets hot enough, for example , um, hot enough, for example, um, when gets so hot that the when it gets so hot that the sweat no longer cools you down, you literally boil in your own sweat. >> i know that sounds like complete exaggeration. it does, actually . actually. >> when it gets i'm afraid it does. exaggeration con comedy gold. >> i've got to say . and by the >> i've got to say. and by the way, bevan, andrew back on monday. it is the very best mid—morning show you'll find on british tv. allison pearson are the climate sceptics the real dinosaurs was and are just stop oil on the rig

i've transitioned into andrew pierce .o we're picking up on what you've been covering all morning about what about the net zero wall. what does actually mean? 100 does it actually mean? 100 new licences sea sounds licences in north sea sounds great, all people really great, but all people really care will cheaper care about is will i get cheaper bills ? because so far there's no bills? because so far there's no detail whatsoever, as you keep saying succinctly. stephen no saying so succinctly. stephen no meat on the bone. it sounds great, does actually mean great, but does it actually mean anything for the pounds and the pence pocket in or pence in my pocket in purse, or is just posturing ? i is it just more posturing? i suspect the latter. >> and cars, the motorists. where we as motorists ? are where are we as motorists? are the government supporting us now 7 the government supporting us now ? we're talking about pushing back on 20mph limits. yes, they do drive us a little bit mad, don't they? sometimes 20 don't they? some

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bye >> andrew pierce looks a bit like candice , isn't he? like candice, isn't he?> mop of hair, everything. >> mop of hair, everything. >> well, speaking of andrew and indeed bev, they're up next. we'll be back bright and early next week. >> we will. >> we will. >> you have yourselves a good day for rest of today. so day for the rest of today. so here it is. it's barbie. no, it's it's bev. it's bev and it's not. it's bev. it's bev and andrew. and it is britain's newsroom. enjoy >> i was just wondering whether she had a ken, to be fair. >> yeah . no she had a ken, to be fair. >> yeah. no pink hair? >> yeah. no pink hair? >> no, not today . right. we are >> no, not today. right. we are going to be tackling the hugh edwards story again. we're going to be talking a lawyer about to be talking to a lawyer about the situation, particularly with the where does the situation, particularly with the leave where does the situation, particularly with the leave and/here does the situation, particularly with the leave and also does that leave them? and also a psychologist talk ab

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thank you forjoining us.ations. it means that the government is likely face government is likely to face a fourth by—election this

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning.s underway. thousands consultants have thousands of consultants have walked this morning for 48 walked out this morning for 48 hours in a dispute over pay. nhs bosses are warning there will be severe disruption . severe disruption. >> an outrageous . it's not just >> an outrageous. it's not just a senior doctor, as many of you might have had your travel disrupted today due to rail staff striking in the long running dispute over

join us bev turner and andrew gwynne pierce. every day. it's going to be such abig doonun— every day. it's going to be such a big cleanup operation in many of a big cleanup operation in many or onese— a big cleanup operation in many of these towns— a big cleanup operation in many of these towns and— a big cleanup operation in many of these towns and cities. but door— of these towns and cities. but door nonr— of these towns and cities. but last night was— of these towns and cities. but last night was calm here on the donors— last night was calm here on the donors .— last night was calm here on the donors . so— last night was calm here on the streets . so there— last night was calm here on the streets . so there is— last night was calm here on the streets . so there is a sense of streets. so there is a sense of optimism — streets. so there is a sense of optimism ,— streets. so there is a sense of opnnrsn , nur— streets. so there is a sense of optimism , but there will still optimism, but there will still be round— optimism, but th