this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thank you forjoining us. >> thank you for joining us. this morning. so the infected blood scandal after years of denying any wrongdoing, the government is finally saying, sorry for what is being called the worst treatment disaster in nhs history . as a final report nhs history. as a final report will lay bare, the failings which claimed 3000 lives today . which claimed 3000 lives today. >> and we'll be speaking to olympic medallist sharron davies, whose mum was one of the victims and iran's president has been confirmed dead after a helicopter crash. >> as us officials say, there is no evidence of foul play. but does this move us a little step closer to world war iii.7 >> and protesters forced to pay compensation to those whose lives they disrupt under plans in a government commissioned review? but is it kerbing freedom of speech? just stop oil will join us for what will inevitably be a heated debate and end animal experiments. >> that's what south swindon mp and proud owner of tabby cat mrs. l sir robert buck

and there were crumbs of comfort actually , as andrew pierce actually, as andrew pierce pointed out, angela rayner's constituency. she's only got a majority of just over 4000. and with the gaza vote around her, she must be very nervous. so, and also, again, the british people tend to vote against things rather than for things. and these elections show that everyone was voting against conservative, not necessarily for starmer, whose policies are still no one knows whose what policies they are. he talks in utopia in terms about we're going to make the national health service better . going to make the national health service better. we're going to give every child an excellent teacher. this is all pie in the sky, and he's got no idea how he's going to pay for all this. >> well, there were more than 40 councillors who won their seats playing on the gaza issue. >> exactly. and that's very worrying for labour, because george galloway is targeting andrew angela rayner seat, for example, and others. so it may not be plain sailing, but personally and obviously to, i think just about everyone

andrew pierce is your best mate.ly seriously well, i understand your pain perfectly. >> beth mead have a whole new set of teeth because he's. >> well, you've had a whole new you've had you've had a whole new set. i might i still might not still my own, but what she said to me was, do not look at the telly before, like an hour and a half before you go to bed. it's the blue light blue light blue light. he's right. he's right on with it. it's the blue light. and i find that really hard. not even as i'm a grown up and i'm an adult, and i should, but i love watching rubbish telly before i go to bed. but i have to stop it if i want to sleep properly and not be anxious. >> it is the parents responsibility. >> yeah, kids should also be physically tired. i mean, yes, they're not. they're sat around on devices, they're not physically tired. you go to sleep if you they don't cycle to school, they don't walk to school. >> they taken in a car. >> they taken in a car. >> they taken in a car. >> they get to school, they sit around,

and the brilliant andrew pierce. drew keir. >> now we're talking about this extraordinary story. a floral display group has been told by their local council. they've got to take part in £165 safety course to hang their baskets on streetlights . streetlights. >> now our chatteris in bloom, which was founded in 2005. one anglia in bloom's highest gold award four times between 2017 and 2022. >> well, susan eamonn is the president of chatteris in bloom and ann wells is the deputy chairman of it. and they join us now. ladies, morning to you. what is this woke madness about? >> can i just check, correct you, ann is the chair. i'm just the president. okay oh. it's basically, obviously we have a pubuc basically, obviously we have a public liability, and normally we just get a license from, county. it's county council , not county. it's county council, not our local council, county council to, it put them use their lamp lampposts, but now this year , there's different this year, there's different there's some jobsworth in camb

you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so you've been getting, good morning, andrew and bev. as someone who's voted snp at every election, i've lost faith in the government. the rot set in after alex salmond resigned and the catastrophic pact with the greens, the alba party. next for me and ian on the same issue, if ever there was a party that strayed off course, it is the snp. they're against huge opposition. they're they've pushed the globalist agenda of wokery and totally disregarded scottish people. >> i'm just going to tell you a great letter in the times today from jim sillars, former mp. he was deputy leader of the snp in edinburgh, doyen of the snp. and he says people have basically they've had enough of the fixation on pronouns instead of learning in schools and pretending men are women and of the absurd absurdity of believing that the highlands are burning wood in a stove can save the planet , while burning wood in a stove can save the planet, while in china, india and elsewhere they don't care. >> spot on. life expectancy in glasgow i

andrew pierce , you're talking. andrew pierce, you're on the telly.is britain's newsroom with me and andrew. this morning until midday. >> well, the prime minister has put pensioners at the centre of the general election campaign. so the triple lock will remain. and he's also introducing a mechanism which means the state pension will not be taxed. >> so he's calling it the triple lock. plus, as andrew said, it means the state pension would never be subject to income tax. the prime minister says it'll be funded by a clampdown on tax dodgers. >> oh, yeah, that that magic money tree which labour has been plundering quite a lot of late. >> well, labour's shadow paymaster general, jonathan ashworth, said rishi sunak is planning to reward britain's pensioners for their loyalty by stabbing them in the back, just like he did to boris johnson. and just like he's done to his own mps. so typically making very little sense. there's a lot of politicians are at the moment. well, joining us now is political commentator benedict spence, the former labour adviser scar

why is that not a big an exciting story , andrew pierce. exciting story, andrew pierce. >> why wouldt look? it's a lovely, important occasion and it celebrates the monarch's official birthday, and what's more interesting is will the king be there because of his health? >> he must be. >> he must be. >> he'll be there. he's all right. so out and about. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and ordinarily he would be horseback because the queen used to do it. horseback. but, and of course they're rehearsing for it today too, but whether the children are there , is it children are there, is it interesting? i think we're watching. is kate's going to be there? i don't think the princess of wales will be there. >> not in june, but it would be really nice to see. lovely to see them be lovely to see. we would love to see the children. you can hear all about this actually on gb news royal podcast, the royal record with karen walker and digital royal editor svar nanan—sen , who are editor svar nanan—sen, who are there discussing this particular story on the gb news podcast . if story on the gb news podcast. if

bev turner and andrew pierce. >> defence under attack.ected to be it suspected being behind the hacking of the ministry of defence targeting military personnel. we're just not being tough enough on them, are we? the secretary of state for work and pensions, mel stride told us this earlier. >> this is a third party, data set that appears to have been compromised, that has been shut down immediately by the ministry of defence and a cyber crime warning to all of us. >> facebook and instagram are the source of 1 in 50 crimes. we'll tell you what they are and how you might be able to avoid being a victim . being a victim. >> and the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, waiting for this. she's about to speak live about how the tories, she say, are gaslighting the public about the state of the economy and the uk . state of the economy and the uk. >> eurovision entrant olly alexander says that the union jack flag can be divisive and nationalistic . that's sort of nationalistic. that's sort of the point. it's a flag, an idiot i >> -- >> i've got a co

joining me in the studio for something a little bit different is andrew pierce.ter, of course, and daily mail journalist. presenter, of course, and daily mailjournalist. but presenter, of course, and daily mail journalist. but andrew, we're going to start this conversation not about the election . we're not going to election. we're not going to talk about the very boring speech that was given by the leader of the snp or the labour party, or even the lib dems or the tories. they were all boring. they were all boring. something more interesting is this, now i don't know which camera to hold it up to. oh no. every time i move, of course we cut a shot. no, this is your new book. it's called finding margaret, and it's all about yourjourney margaret, and it's all about your journey to find your birth mother. yeah absolutely. >> so, tom, i was, adopted when i was three. i was put in an orphanage when i was five weeks old by my irish catholic mother , old by my irish catholic mother, when i finally she kept visiting me by the way. so she desperately hoped that she'd be a

kevin maguire, me, andrew pierce. oh mickey mouse degrees. you do mickey mouse degree. >> no i did a degree. right. i did a marxist mouse degree. you would call it. you'd call it. i'm joking. >> horrible old leftie lecturer. which is why you are where you are. >> don't go anywhere. gb news. >> kevin maguire is still here. round two with bev turner and round three with me. i want to talk to you about your great friend angela rayner. kevin, the deputy leader of the labour party. the police have. surprise, surprise. they are taking no further action about it. this was after the book written by michael ashcroft. you're going to mention in 30s is a billionaire. but he didn't mention anything to do with their tax affairs. he said when she was married, before she was an mp, he said in the book that she she had a house which she bought under a right to buy. her husband had a house up the road. they lived together and the house was rented out. well she registered correctly on the electoral register. the police have now decided they're not proceeding.

good morning. 930 on wednesday the 15th of may, this is britain's newsroom with gb news, with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning. so there is a sex education shake up under new plans. children won't be given sex education until the age of nine, and teachers will not teach about contested ideas like there are 72 different genders, 72 no crime crackdown. >> we heard this before. ministers have told police they must increase their use of stop and search powers to tackle the epidemic in knife crime , and epidemic in knife crime, and we're going to be speaking to the mother of barnaby webber , the mother of barnaby webber, the mother of barnaby webber, the 19 year old who was one of the 19 year old who was one of the three people killed in nottingham last year by valdo calocane. >> she is calling for a full pubuc >> she is calling for a full public inquiry after the killer's sentence was ruled not unduly lenient. >> pharmacy closures ten pharmacies are closing every week in england in the first months of this year. sophie reaper has more. >> with 177 having closed their doors alr

andrew pierce is a member.been forced because of public shame, to allow women in as members. would we even want to be? it doesn't look much fun . is be? it doesn't look much fun. is it fun? >> i quite like it. that's why i joined. but, just, just i've just joined a few weeks ago, and the vote last night was 59, 41 or 6040. pretty decisive. >> i think my problem is the fact that they were forced into it by the public campaign with the guardian. it's not something that anyone was particularly bothered to. >> the guardian points out that the cabinet secretary, the most senior civil servant, was a member . senior civil servant, was a member. common senior civil servant, was a member . common knowledge, member. common knowledge, actually, yeah, because it's not actually, yeah, because it's not a secret. but he then quit as a result. pathetic. and then it went to this vote and they've now voted to allow women members . beverley turner clearly isn't going to do that. >> and a lot more. this is britain's newsroom on gb

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning. thanks for joining us. so comprehensive compensation ministers will set out the details of a £10 billion package for the victims of the infected blood scandal. later. here is rishi sunak reacting to the inquiry yesterday, the people and institutions in which we place our trust failed in the most harrowing and devastating way . way. >> and the prime minister is in vienna asking for support and he's getting it for his rwanda migrant scheme. he's been speaking exclusively to gb news, and we're going to bring you that shortly. >> and xl bully dogs. that shortly. >> and xl bully dogs . another >> and xl bully dogs. another dog has killed its owner. a woman in her 50s has been mauled to death by her own dogs at home in east london yesterday. the two registered dogs have been seized, but for the jobless added britons are going to be offered training to plug gaps in the labour market which were filled by overseas workers. >> why offer.7 why not make them .7 >> why offer.7 why not make them? >

with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> sir.ery after being shot in an assassination attempt that prompted warnings across europe of rising political violence. >> he's a veteran populist politician. he's returned to paris, slovakia, after elections last year. his success fuelled in part by promises to halt military aid to ukraine, which is next door criticism of sanctions targeting russia and campaigns against lgbtq rights. >> so authorities have said they suspect the attack had political motivations . joining me now is motivations. joining me now is robert fox, defence editor of the evening standard . good the evening standard. good morning, robert. great to see you. i mean, in some ways it's surprising that these sorts of attempts on our global leaders don't happen more often. the shocking the footage is absolutely shocking, though, isn't it? what do we know about this prime minister and who his attacker might be? >> well, he's quite high profile for quite a small country, robert fitzroy , as you say, he's robert fitzroy, as y

britain's newsroom with andrew pierce . you know, this andrew pierce. you know, this is.also joined by former labour adviser, matthew laza and writer and broadcaster emma wolf in the studio. good morning, man. >> so i have written in my many years in journalism many stories. when an mp defects from one side to the other, whether it was shaun woodward who defected from labour to from tories to labour for the over the years , i predicted this one the years, i predicted this one would unravel, but i didn't think it would unravel quite as fast. i'm talking about natalie elphicke. indeed, dover , who elphicke. indeed, dover, who makes me look like a bleeding heart liberal. >> are you going to be joining us soon, andrew? >> when she when she defected, i heard she said i thought there was a mistake and that they'd got it wrong, that she'd actually defected to nigel farage and richard tice reform party because that's where her heart lies. >> well, that's what i think people, as you say, if she was, if she was on defection watch, she would have been on the defection watch to refor

let's cross now to andrew pierce, gb news, presenter and journalist at the daily mail. , presenter and journalist at the daily mail . andrew, i'm at the daily mail. andrew, i'm still a little bit lost for words, to be honest, no one suspected this in the morning. and yet, as the day grew on, as number 10 became more tight lipped, it became it sort of began to feel as a as a certainty. >> yeah. when i think you and i talked about this rumour when your show, my show ended and yours came on tom and we thought ridiculous . yours came on tom and we thought ridiculous. but by 1:00 i was pretty certain it was happening, there was, there was give away signs. can the chancellor pulled out of an interview. the defence secretary, grant shapps, pulled out of a trip somewhere abroad, the foreign secretary also pulled out of a trip. i think he was going somewhere like albania. but he flew back early from albania, flew back early? exactly. and there were rumours that the much vaunted , what does that the much vaunted, what does he speak on the, the outside of number 10? the. what is th

britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner spoke with his majesty the king to request the dissolution of parliament. >> the king has granted this request, and we will have a general election on the 4th of july. >> it was a shambolic announcement, but the election campaigning begins as rishi sunak calls for a summer election. he spoke to gb news this morning. >> question for the country is the choice of this election is, you know, who's got the boldest ideas, the clearest plan to provide a secure future for you and your family? >> a change for the better. labour have kicked off their campaign . sir keir starmer, campaign. sir keir starmer, their leader, says his party will put the country before party interests a chance to change for the better. >> your future, your community, your country and the lib dems in their words, are ready to win every single vote. >> deputy leader daisy cooper spoke to gb news breakfast this morning. >> spoken very movingly and very openly about his experience of being a family carer, and he's become a real champion for unpaid carers around th

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. she's back from her latest holiday. >> it's lovely to be back now. a zenpix breakthrough. millions of middle aged brits could be given weight loss injections to cut their risks of heart attack and strokes by a fifth. but what might the risks of the injection also be.7 >> also be? >> and politicians arrested for serious sexual offences could be banned from attending parliament automatically after a vote by 100 and 1769 votes in favour, only last night, and unemployment has risen. >> the amount of people out of work in britain has hit its highest rate for almost a year. why do you think that might be? >> and crack down on those just stop oil protesters ? the stop oil protesters? the government's adviser on political violence says groups like just stop oil should be treated like terrorist organisations. but are they going just perhaps a step too far? >> great stories today. a lot of smartphones to oh, and smartphones. we're going to be talking to miriam cates mp, who is leading this char

andrew pierce has more from miraculously into tom harwood. >> look, i've just had a bit of botox, that's as him. now we've been covering this story all morning. tory mp craig mackinlay is in parliament now . it's his craig mackinlay is in parliament now. it's his first craig mackinlay is in parliament now . it's his first return since now. it's his first return since he began his battle with sepsis that saw both his hands and feet replaced with prosthetics about eight months ago. >> well, let's hear what he had to say. >> it's a bit like one of those new year moments where you're with friends celebrating a new yeah with friends celebrating a new year, and you think, was it really a year ago now? it was eight months ago. i was here. and i think it's going to be a very emotional day. the authorities here have been in contact on a daily basis for the last ten days, saying anything you need . what can we do to, you you need. what can we do to, you know, smooth the way ? i have no know, smooth the way? i have no doubt i'll have to find a new myriad of routes through with lifts and things, but

that man nick was at andrew pierce's book launch yesterday evening.ng a political miracle, nick thomas—symonds will be a labour cabinet minister after the next general election. i said, but being a good roman catholic boy, i'm praying for a miracle. >> i've got a good laugh. got a good laugh. certainly did. right. >> we're going to be reflecting on the infected blood inquiry again this morning a little bit, talking to a few people. do they feel like they've got justice now? >> well i talked to the haemophilia society, which said before ken clarke got his peerage, he was health minister dunng peerage, he was health minister during a very crucial time, 1983, when he said there's no link between aids and hiv and blood. what so the haemophilia society said back in 2020, this man should not get his peerage. let's wait and see what happens with the infected blood inquiry. there's now a clamour for andrew to be stripped of his lots of ministers have been unfavourably, you know, exposed in this inquiry but actually his behaviour he hasn't covered himself in g

it's double andrew pierce today . he's apologise or not. it's double andrew pierce today.ll you >> now, when i was told that andrew pierce was writing a book called finding margaret, you'd forgive me for thinking. actually, this was a book about margaret thatcher. >> yes, because we all know you as tory boy. >> and, you know, she's my favourite person. i love her, and it took me quite a while to realise this was actually about a very personal story about finding your birth mother. yeah it's been serialised in the mail. of course you are. consultant editor. there and it's been incredibly moving, reading those extracts to the point where i've had tears in my eyes. but your book is now out. it is . it is. >> and, yeah. and it's my first book. i've never written a book before. >> well, you should do more. it's very good. >> yeah, i didn't i didn't find her till i was nearly 50 because i agonised over my own mum, who adopted me, who loved me, i loved her, i didn't want to do anything that could ever make her think that her love hadn't been enough. yes that's the that's the issu

andrew pierce is in the studio. we were just chatting off off mike there. stories making headlines today involve the foreign secretary, lord cameron. >> yes. he's warned that israel is at risk of committing war crimes in rafah if they continue their latest offensive without a credible plan to protect civilians. a global charity, unicef. they've also warned the ground incursion into rafah will pose quote, catastrophic risk pose a, quote, catastrophic risk to 600,000 currently to 600,000 children currently taking shelter in the city. earlier, we spoke to shadow paymaster general jonathan ashworth about labour's reaction to what's going on. >> there is a catastrophe facing us and the international community need to work to bring about that immediate ceasefire and bring an end to this horrendous conflict . horrendous conflict. >> the porn star stormy daniels has taken to the stand in donald trump's hush money trial yesterday, describing her alleged sexual encounter with the former president at a golf tournament in 2006 raised a few eyebrows. it is just one of f

>> at the end stole the last half an hour of, britain's newsroom, last minute standing in for andrew piercen. britain. busy show coming up as well. >> a hugely busy show, i must say , very emotional watching say, very emotional watching craig mckinley. the first bionic mp, enter the house of commons with such a standing ovation. i'm sure that i brought a tear to a lot of your eyes and will be replaying that, as well as what he had to say to the commons, which was equally as moving. >> also, news from the post office inquiry. >> also, news from the post office inquiry . what has paula office inquiry. what has paula vennells been saying? we'll have an update after a thrilling show coming up. >> that's all for me. and gloria, thank you for joining us. you've been watching and listening to pmqs live with gloria de piero and christopher hope. don't go anywhere. next up is good afternoon britain. we're tom and emily. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. plenty more rain t

thank you very much indeed, andrew pierce. he's got portfolio for everything thing from 9:30 today. terribly excited. we've got jonathan yeo coming in. oh no way. he's done the magnificent portrait of the king. >> please give him my congratulations. i think it's wonderful . wonderful. >> is it? >> is it? >> is it? >> i mean, what time is he on art. >> he's i think 1030. >> he's i think 1030. >> yeah. i think he's a magnificent artist. >> and he's done some amazing paintings in his time. but i think it's one of the king is so striking. we've never seen a royal portrait quite like that. so bev has already seen this picture because she's an old mate of jonathan yeo's. and she said, close up. it is phenomenal. yeah, phenomenal. >> i think probably it's edgier than people were expecting because it wasn't designed to be as first portrait as monarch, because it was commissioned in 2020. and that's why a few people are hesitating. but it seems to be it's a grower, you know, people might instantly not be sure about it, but his face is so warm and lovely and i think it's refreshingly differen

this is britain's news from on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner.e targeting military personnel . do ministry of defence targeting military personnel. do mps ministry of defence targeting military personnel . do mps need military personnel. do mps need to get tougher on china? the secretary of state for work and pensions, mel stride, spoke to gb news earlier. >> this is a third party, data set that appears to have been compromised , that has been shut compromised, that has been shut down immediately by the ministry of . of. >> and a cybercrime warning. facebook and instagram are now the source of 1 in 50 crimes. we're going to tell you how to try to avoid being a victim . try to avoid being a victim. >> and the 68th edition of the eurovision song contest kicks off in malmo today. but the uk entry olly alexander

andrew pierce, one of them saying it was clearly set in a public lavatory. that was a no.n a spaceship. it's on a spaceship. >> and you'd know all about that. >> that's why they kept moving about, because it was meant to be zero gravity. it was set on a spaceship. doesn't make it any better, but it certainly wasn't set in a toilet. >> yeah, no, ours wasn't the best, was it? no, but i called it. i called it correctly. nemo. wasn't it nemo? nemo the code, the code. >> it's quite catchy, but it's fantastic . fantastic. >> i called it on the night. let us know if you were watching it. what? you thought gb news com slash your say they see who broke the. >> it broke the trophy. i didn't see that. it's hilarious. >> i went to bed after that. just as he was given his trophy. >> at the end, he broke. it was the glass swan. and just as graham norton said, oh, be careful what you do with that. don't break it. it literally snapped in half. >> oh no. so i thought that that would happen to me. to be fair, that was a classy moment. last thing to say on that as well. it's very annoying th

andrew pierce and bev turner here to tell us what is coming up. >> can i just say about that? became an mp 37 years ago. i don't have a never agree with anything she's ever said or done, but she's an historic figure. first black woman mp. there's what sort of investigation was it? she wrote a letter to the observer in which she open and shut, downplayed racism against jewish people. she said black people , people. she said black people, what do they need to investigate? it was a letter in and it sounded to me like, wes streeting thinks it's time for her to go back. >> yes. so, i mean, that's clear and i just be honest. yeah, just be honest instead of but time for her to go. >> why? because she's 70? because she represents the left of the party. >> and she's a former ally of corbyn, who was in the shadow cabinet with keir starmer. >> but then she was made to undergo this anti—semitism awareness course after what she wrote. i mean, the humiliation that she's had to do that in a way and then not be allowed to stand, it's just cruel. just they've just kicked her out . they've just

stay with us here on breakfast on gb news oh, dear me, i tell you what, andrew pierce can write, can't book that's about to come out. it had me in tears on saturday. there's another excerpt from it. i'm desperate to know what happens in the end. and i never get to finish it because there's not enough time. but it's well worth a read if you've got a copy of the mail today. but anyway, talking of the papers . the papers. >> okay, talking of the papers, we've got paula london, we've got kriss akabusi. we welcome you both. and paula , holidays, you both. and paula, holidays, people seem to be jetting off here, there and everywhere. and, being a pilot, it here, there and everywhere. and, being a pilot , it seems to be being a pilot, it seems to be a good profession. a well paid profession, an honourable profession. according to the sun, if you, work for easyjet, you could be on 200 grand yeah >>i yeah >> i couldn't quite believe this story. i was speaking earlier about people looking forward to going on holiday or perhaps even moving somewhere. basically, looks like there's going to be stri

there's that lovely andrew pierce on the top on the front cover there.ws again for the economy. the uk economy is going gangbusters after growing at the fastest rate in two years, i think it was 0.6. so that sounds all very good. so joining me my brilliant panel john sergeant joana jarjue and also alex armstrong joana jaflue and also alex armstrong joana jarjue the economy is going gangbusters. >> i just think what a load of rubbish honestly is it. yeah i just think , you know, it might just think, you know, it might be factually true. you know, we might have turned a corner like what jeremy jeremy hunt was saying. but i think to the average person , it's like when average person, it's like when they say, oh, inflation is going down and they want to take, you know, all the credit for it, but then you go shopping and you go into your local supermarket and pnces into your local supermarket and prices are still high food pnces prices are still high food prices especially. so i just don't think that, it kind of paints the picture that they want to paint. it's

for me, it's andrew pierce. i love working with him. yes he's so good. he's a legend.ssey. >> really? yeah. she came to our house for tea and she was so amazing, so charismatic and i remember her as a kid putting her hand up like that . you know, her hand up like that. you know, when she used to do all the amazing actions and she still does them, she still does them. and i always thought, oh, wow, i want to be a singer. and actually, i think maybe that was why i pursued that sort of, the music scene . music scene. >> really now? thunderbirds. i can remember when i was very young. yeah and i was like, oh god, not this again. because on a sunday it would come on, and then it would literally felt like it would take over the entire afternoon. everyone was watching it. i mean, i don't know, i personally didn't really like it because i was like, it was on for so long. they literally your parents literally took over. >> they did. they totally took oven >> they did. they totally took over. and i had to watch it, of course, of course. so that was a bit of a, you know, a downer

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you.mp tells sir keir starmer. i won't be intimidated as she fights to remain the mp for hackney north and stoke newington. this is a big mess for labour and lawless britain, i'm afraid. >> horror on the streets of london is three adults are in hospital and one child are in a critical or in a critical condition. after a drive by shooting and cynical junior doctors, the british medical association have come under fire for announcing a six day junior doctors strike, ending two days before the polls open on july. >> the fourth. what a coincidence . coincidence. >> i'm booted

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner.ons of middle aged brits could be given weight loss injections to cut their risks of heart attack and strokes by a fifth. but what might the risks of the injection also be? >> and politicians arrested for serious sexual offences could be banned from attending parliament automatically after a vote by 100 and 1769 votes in favour, only last night, and unemployment has risen. >> the amount of people out of work in britain has hit its highest rate for almost a year.

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce.east london yesterday. remains in custody. but he's yet to be interviewed , given his injuries. >> and is this a rwanda success or is it a bit of government spin? a failed asylum seeker has been relocated to rwanda after taking part in a voluntary removal scheme. we'll have the latest . latest. >> and the former england cricketer monty panesar is turning his hand to politics. find out which party he'll be standing for when he joins us later this morning . later this morning. >> and the scottish parliament will hold a no confidence vote on the government today if it passes. all scottish ministers are required to stand down. sounds like chaos. >> so it's interesting, isn't it? when exports people . yeah. it? when exports people. yeah. turn to politics doesn't always. >> it's not always a great success. think of zebco one term mp. think of colin moynihan, who was an olympic rower, he won a silver. he was rose to the dizzy heights of sports. minister. >> the thing is, they should bnng >> t

ben eliot in for andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning.l, that's what the prime minister thinks. he appears to be gearing up, as we know, for an autumn election, because although the middle east is, he needs to do to salvage this dire situation is to accept the enormity of the problem, these terrible results, and quickly and urgently change course. coui'se. >> course. >> former home secretary suella braverman there giving her advice to the prime minister following disappointing local election results. >> this weekend and today marks the first anniversary of king charles ascending the throne. >> can you believe that's been a year? has he done a good job? in your opinion? is the monarchy safe in his hands and unisex toilets facing the flush ? toilets facing the flush? >> new government plans require all new restaurants and offices to have single sex loos

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> we had a lovely bank holiday us this morning. so pension protection. rishi sunak has pledged to cut income tax for 8 million pensioners by £100 next year, and reassures them that he is on their side . their side. >> i'm bringing growth to britain. more than 120 business leaders have written an open letter backing the labour party , letter backing the labour party, an education for the rich only it may be. >> a shocking report shows that 4

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thank you forjoining us.nt is finally saying, sorry for what is being called the worst treatment disaster in nhs history . as a final report nhs history. as a final report will lay bare, the failings which claimed 3000 lives today . which claimed 3000 lives today. >> and we'll be speaking to olympic medallist sharron davies, whose mum was one of the victims and iran's president has been confirmed dead after a helicopter crash. >> as us officials say, there is no evidence of foul play. but does this move us a little step closer to world war iii? >> and protesters forced to pay compensation to those whose lives they disrupt under plans in a government commissioned review? but is it kerbing freedom of speech? just stop oil will join us for what will inevitably be a heated debate and end animal experiments. >> that's what south swindon mp and proud owner of tabby cat