journalist angela levin .arry touched down in tokyo on his own today. ahead of his appearance in a panel discussion at the international sports promotion society's sports values summit. meanwhile, news has broken tonight that netflix has paid £2.3 million for the rights to turn a bestselling book into a netflix series produced by the sussexes. meet me at the lake by carly fortune follows the love story of a couple in their 30s deaung story of a couple in their 30s dealing with the pain of losing a parent in a car crash as a child , with the author releasing child, with the author releasing a statement that gushed, i'm so thrilled working with thrilled about working with netflix archewell to bring netflix and archewell to bring meet at the lake to the meet me at the lake to the screen. will and ferne's love story dear heart and story is dear to my heart and i can't imagine a perfect can't imagine a more perfect partnership. so angela, is it sensible for prince to harry be engagedin sensible for prince to harry

journalist angela levin . touched down in tokyo on his own today. ahead of his appearance in a panel discussion at the international sports promotion society's sports values summit. meanwhile, news has broken tonight that netflix has paid £23 tonight that netflix has paid £2.3 million for the rights to turn a bestselling book into a netflix series produced by the sussexes. meet me at the lake by carly fortune follows the love story of a couple in their 30s deaung story of a couple in their 30s dealing with the pain of losing a parent in a car crash as a child , with the author releasing child, with the author releasing a statement that gushed, i'm so thrilled working with thrilled about working with netflix archewell to bring netflix and archewell to bring meet at the lake to the meet me at the lake to the screen. will and ferne's love story dear heart and story is dear to my heart and i can't imagine a perfect can't imagine a more perfect partnership. so angela, is it sensible for prince to harry be engagedin

angela levin , thank you so we levin, thank you so much. . will speak next week. >> you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up , >> thank you. >> coming up, father >> thank you. >> coming up , father ted, >> but coming up, father ted, creator graham linehan has spoken out after his cancellation by the edinburgh fringe . fringe. >> he could have done it without a defaming me on their instagram post as a bigot . post as a bigot. >> the show's promoter , our very >> the show's promoter, our very own andrew doyle is live soon to reveal what happens next in this fight for free speech. but next, would you ever mask up again? nope didn't think so. but the covid doomsayers from sage are bringing that dystopian drumbeat beat out again. so i asked my superstar panel whether their destructive hysteria should be ignored. and i say, hell yes. plus, we'll bring you the first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press . front pages, hot off the press. and britain's favourite entertainer, jim davidson, tackles everything from the migran

i found it very upsetting. >> angela levin, prince harry's biographer, next biographer, will speak next much, angela. but up, as the welsh but coming up, as the welsh people for mad people brace themselves for mad dog fforde's outrageous dog drake fforde's outrageous slashing of . 30 mile per hour slashing of. 30 mile per hour zones to 2020, hot on the heels of sadiq khan's despicable ulez expansion, why has labour launched a full blown war on motorists? will leader of the welsh conservatives andrew davies is going to join me in the next hour. but after this, former tory leader iain duncan smith has sparked controversy by claiming he's happy for his constituent to vandalise ulez cameras . but constituent to vandalise ulez cameras. but is it wrong for an mp to encourage lawlessness by superstar panel? return to debate that next. plus you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages , hot off newspaper front pages, hot off the press and paul burrell here, too. don't go anywhere. we're back soon. >> temperature's rising. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of

i found it very upsetting. >> angela levin, prince harry's biographer, next biographer, will speak next much, angela. but up, as the welsh but coming up, as the welsh people for mad people brace themselves for mad dog fforde's outrageous dog drake fforde's outrageous slashing of . 30 mile per hour slashing of. 30 mile per hour zones to 2020, hot on the heels of sadiq khan's despicable ulez expansion, why has labour launched a full blown war on motorists? will leader of the welsh conservatives andrew davies is going to join me in the next hour. but after this, former tory leader iain duncan smith has sparked controversy by claiming he's happy for his constituent to vandalise ulez cameras . but constituent to vandalise ulez cameras. but is it wrong for an mp to encourage lawlessness by superstar panel? return to debate that next. plus you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages , hot off newspaper front pages, hot off the press and paul burrell here, too. don't go anywhere. we're back soon. >> temperature's rising. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of

break red wall rottweiler, lee anderson and top royal author angela levin both coming up this houn angelathis hour. but time now for the clash . and the controversy over costa coffee's graphic trans mural on the side of a drinks van continues to grow with critics saying the cartoon of a trans man bearing double breast removal scars glorifies an irreversible surgery. helen joyce of human rights group sex matters blasted. it's disgustingly irresponsible of costa to suggest sale even glorified mental distress. bodily dissociation and self—harm among teenage girls is fuming. customers have continued tearing into costa on social media and insisted the stunt would become its own bud light moment. so what do you think it should cost to face a boycott over this cartoon? dan at gbnews.com voted our poll at gb news on twitter. but to clash on this now trans teacher and journalist deb hayton the human rights campaigner peter tatchell and social commentator dr. bushra sheikh . so debbie, where bushra sheikh. so debbie, where do you stand on this as a trans woman? is this empowering for people like yo

|lso angela levin with all of the latest davies reacting to» angela levin with all of the latest daviesxtraordinary claim the extraordinary claim from the trans cyclist emily bridges that they would have no advantage competing against biological women. sharon says that's untrue. >> yeah, great stuff , dan, it >> yeah, great stuff, dan, it will be gripping to watch. thank you very, very much. that's wonderful stuff . now, that's all wonderful stuff. now, that's all coming up after your weather. i will be back tomorrow , 3 pm. will be back tomorrow, 3 pm. for my usual show. see you in tick. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast showers for many of us over the next 24 hours, even across southern areas where it has been relatively warm and fine over the last few days , it's going to the last few days, it's going to turn as low pressure turn cooler as low pressure starts sink south. as that starts to sink south. as that happens , some inte

angela levin , thank you so we levin, thank you so much. . will speak next week. >> you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up , >> thank you. >> coming up, father >> thank you. >> coming up , father ted, >> but coming up, father ted, creator graham linehan has spoken out after his cancellation by the edinburgh fringe . fringe. >> he could have done it without a defaming me on their instagram post as a bigot . post as a bigot. >> the show's promoter , our very >> the show's promoter, our very own andrew doyle is live soon to reveal what happens next in this fight for free speech. but next, would you ever mask up again? nope didn't think so. but the covid doomsayers from sage are bringing that dystopian drumbeat beat out again. so i asked my superstar panel whether their destructive hysteria should be ignored. and i say, hell yes. plus, we'll bring you the first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press . front pages, hot off the press. and britain's favourite entertainer, jim davidson, tackles everything from the migran

break red wall rottweiler, lee anderson and top royal author angela levin both coming up this houn angelaour. but time now for the clash . and the controversy over costa coffee's graphic trans mural on the side of a drinks van continues to grow with critics saying the cartoon of a trans man bearing double breast removal scars glorifies an irreversible surgery. helen joyce of human rights group sex matters blasted. it's disgustingly irresponsible of costa to suggest sale even glorified mental distress. bodily dissociation and self—harm among teenage girls is fuming. customers have continued tearing into costa on social media and insisted the stunt would become its own bud light moment. so what do you think it should cost to face a boycott over this cartoon? dan at gbnews.com voted our poll at gb news on twitter. but to clash on this now trans teacher and journalist deb hayton the human rights campaigner peter tatchell and social commentator dr. bushra sheikh . so debbie, where bushra sheikh. so debbie, where do you stand on this as a trans woman? is this empowering for people like you? >>

so angela levin , great to have you angela levin, great to have you here.suffering tonight, but you have some exclusive reporting regarding regarding exactly what charles wants to happen over the course of his reign. and you don't actually think it's a bad thing? >> yeah, i think it's a very good thing, actually. and i disagree with the way it's been talked about. think had talked about. i think he had a tremendous sadness when his mother died and the knowledge that he suddenly was going to become king was quite overwhelming. but i think with the time that he took to think about it as weeks and months went on, he realised that what an extraordinary woman he was and that he didn't want to make lots of changes . he wanted to lots of changes. he wanted to carry on and with the things that she that she did and i think that it's a marvellous idea to that he wants to do this with william because they're bonded together. they've both had these terrible wounds that harry has caused and i think together they can really make something very important. they did the cor

so angela levin , great to have you angela levin, great to have you here.suffering tonight, but you have some exclusive reporting regarding regarding exactly what charles wants to happen over the course of his reign. and you don't actually think it's a bad thing? >> yeah, i think it's a very good thing, actually. and i disagree with the way it's been talked about. think had talked about. i think he had a tremendous sadness when his mother died and the knowledge that he suddenly was going to become king was quite overwhelming. but i think with the time that he took to think about it as weeks and months went on, he realised that what an extraordinary woman he was and that he didn't want to make lots of changes . he wanted to lots of changes. he wanted to carry on and with the things that she that she did and i think that it's a marvellous idea to that he wants to do this with william because they're bonded together. they've both had these terrible wounds that harry has caused and i think together they can really make something very important. they did the cor

royal biographer angela levin? so angela, you're here to give me a rundown.at, i want say that absolutely i want to say that absolutely extraordinary . extraordinary. >> need to feel sorry >> we don't need to feel sorry for them all for them at all because a magazine called investing.com and it does how much the royals are worth say that harry is worth $40 million and meghan is worth $40 million and meghan is worth $60 million. so that they've got no money. i don't believe that at all. so there they are still being , you know, they are still being, you know, poor me sort of thing in every possible way. >> so that's that. >> so that's that. >> so that's that. >> so i think the tide has turned on them actually. i think a lot of celebrities don't really want to build any relationship with them because they've got catherine and william coming over to new york and actually they're the ones who are going to win the race. >> however hard meghan tries to smash catherine down, they're going to win because of their position and of course, their manner . manner. >> and

still to come , angela levin will still to come, angela levin will be live in the studio with this week'snywhere . be back very news the people's . channel news the people's. channel >> welcome back you we're dawn neesom on gb news on your tv and on digital radio show. now coming up , on digital radio show. now coming up, back to our great british debate this hour. i am asking, does the nhs have lessons to learn from the lucy letby murder ? nurse letby i'm letby murder? nurse letby i'm not using her first name. it sounds makes that sound too human. has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six more, making her the worst child serial killer in modern history. the neonatal nurse started attacking highly vulnerable babies in her care in 2015, but she was only arrested in 2018. consult agents had been warning a countess of chester hospital bosses for months about letby connection to the unusual deaths and collapses of premature babies . but and collapses of premature babies. but doctors and collapses of premature babies . but doctors who flagged babies. but doctor

angela levin, royal out of time.ossip. andrew £3 million police protection leave that one with you. right. you're watching dawn neesom on news. more to come neesom on gb news. more to come in next hour . in the next hour. you're with dawn neesom on gb news on tv and on digital radio for the next hour. me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics, hitting the headunes the big topics, hitting the headlines right now. coming up with the engulfed in crisis to crisis. i'll be to talking one bristol campaigner. as patients whose lives were damaged by surgery from bowel problems are beginning to see some justice. but first, let's get the latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> donna , thank you very much >> donna, thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. spain's fa president, luis rubiales has been suspended following a row over a kiss he gave to a player. more than 80 players had refused to take part in matches spain's women's in matches for spain's women's team unles

you must be talking aboyeah, sumight toniglittle >> yeah, we might do a little bit with angela levin paul burrell. >> i'm not going to lie, but we also andrew davies in the also have andrew davies in the house. he is the leader of the welsh conservatives and he's talking about this really terrifying labour in terrifying plan by labour in wales limit the speed limit wales to limit the speed limit to 20mph. and i think it's part of a bigger war for that slippery starmer is going to conduct against motorists . we're conduct against motorists. we're going to explore that tonight. jacob well, andrew, andrew is a great man and he'll be a brilliant person to have on. >> and the 20 mile an hour speed limits are just a war against the motorists and is something that the government should just get , use the law to get rid of, use the law to aboush get rid of, use the law to abolish let's have some abolish it. let's have some action it's going to be action anyway. it's going to be an exciting programme with daniel. jacob rees—mogg. an exciting programme with daniel. been:ob rees—mogg. an exciti

you must be talking aboyeah, sumight toniglittle >> yeah, we might do a little bit with angela levinnd paul burrell. >> i'm not going to lie, but we also andrew davies in the also have andrew davies in the house. he is the leader of the welsh conservatives and he's talking about this really terrifying labour in terrifying plan by labour in wales limit the speed limit wales to limit the speed limit to 20mph. and i think it's part of a bigger war for that slippery starmer is going to conduct against motorists . we're conduct against motorists. we're going to explore that tonight. jacob well, andrew, andrew is a great man and he'll be a brilliant person to have on. >> and the 20 mile an hour speed limits are just a war against the motorists and is something that the government should just get , use the law to get rid of, use the law to aboush get rid of, use the law to abolish let's have some abolish it. let's have some action it's going to be action anyway. it's going to be an exciting programme with daniel. jacob rees—mogg. an exciting programme with daniel. been:ob rees—mogg. an exci

angela levin in the house.omments made from employers of monzo about folk, including the great jacob rees—mogg . rees—mogg. >> yeah, indeed. i mean, it really does make you think that if you just have conservative views, then this country and some of the people in it will try to cancel you. wonderful stuff. thank very much. stuff. dan, thank you very much. that's coming up later after that's all coming up later after the weather. been a the weather. it's been a pleasure filling forjacob pleasure filling in for jacob rees—mogg. patrick rees—mogg. i am patrick christys. been of christys. this has been state of the remember tune in the nation. remember to tune in next week as jacob will be live from somerset . from somerset. >> warm feeling inside and >> that warm feeling inside and from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on gb news. hello there and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. >> i'm greg dewhurst. gb news weather forecast. >> i'm greg dewhurst . well, it >> i'm greg dewhurst. well, it sta

that's wonderful angela levin.tures rising, boxt solar power sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello, i'm marco petagna. here's your latest weather update from the met office. we'll see rather mixed weather conditions across the over conditions across the uk over the days . some the next couple of days. some outbreaks in most areas, outbreaks of rain in most areas, but start warm but things will start to warm up, around the up, particularly around the middle week . middle part of the coming week. low pressure is anchored towards the the the north—west of the uk at the moment, showers from moment, feeding in showers from the west and southwest, fairly tightly packed isobars. so it's fairly breezy out and about certainly evening . certainly through the evening. some still in some showers still packing in across the uk from north and across the uk from the north and west , but across the uk from the north and west, but becoming across the uk from the north and west , but becoming increasingly west, but

i'm joined now by royal angela levin. royal biographer angela levin.you very, very much. great to have you on the show as ever. okay. this is a good or bad thing ? good or a bad thing? >> well, i think it's a very interesting thing, actually. >> i mean , the sovereign grant >> i mean, the sovereign grant is £863 million that the government gives them for anything to do with royals. that means each of us have to pay £1.29. i personally think that that's not very much , but you that's not very much, but you know, add it all up. >> that's what it is. >> that's what it is. >> i think it's the result of a king marrying someone who doesn't come from royal stock . i doesn't come from royal stock. i know camilla. i wrote her biographer biography . and she's biographer biography. and she's not somebody who's very who's very flash , who wants lots of very flash, who wants lots of stuff hanging around her. and she's used to running her own home. >> and she still does up to a certain extent. >> and i think it's just she feels that it's a waste. they don't need all

joining me now to discuss this is prince harry's biographer , angela levin. biographer, angela levin. meghan markle is. why are they doing separate things all of a sudden ? i just wonder, all of a sudden? i just wonder, do you think if they did get divorced and harry apologised, everyone would forgive him ? not everyone would forgive him? not immediately . immediately. >> i think it would take time and he would have to apologise a great deal for saying all these dreadful things he has and a lot of which were totally untrue too. but his father, his only brother, who he told me that they couldn't be more close , they couldn't be more close, who's the only person he trusted ? his his sister in law who he said was the sister he'd always wanted , camilla, who he'd said wanted, camilla, who he'd said was a very nice woman. he felt sorry for what she had to deal with. >> i, him and william know all that. >> and of course , you know his >> and of course, you know his father, the king it's been shocking and opening up all the families sort of secrets, which nobody should actually reveal to the

what's that all about and why is he on another solo trip without megan, angela levin and tom bower to well, you always have the most interesting guests and stories. and lee anderson is a great man, but his language is a bit fruitier than mine. anyway wonderful stuff from you as always. dan it all sounds very exciting. >> yes. and that is state of the nation. now let's see what the weather's got in store . weather's got in store. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snow. we're looking ahead to tomorrow. for most of us, it should be largely dry. best sunshine will dry. best of the sunshine will be out towards the for be out towards the east and for most us should be feeling most of us it should be feeling warmer it has done. so warmer than it has done. so here's situation at the here's a situation at the moment, high pressure moment, we've got high pressure beginning to build in today's rain and will responsible rain and cloud will respon

royal expert angela levin, tom bower live in the studio to reveal all.rnold x, mumford and sons star winston marshall reacts to the trans lobby's campaign to silence strictly amanda abbington strictly star amanda abbington and us chart topper ne—yo . this and us chart topper ne—yo. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go you're watching tv news, britain's news channel. my digest coming up. and let me tell you, the real face of labour here is one of eco extremism . the proof straight extremism. the proof straight after the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> dan, thank you. and good evening. well, we start with breaking news tonight that the police service of northern ireland have mistakenly published the data of every serving psni police

also on the way, angela levin offers her exclusive insight on the powerful new trailer for prince harry's seeing the return of the harry of old? >> it is here at the invictus games that you realise whatever you carry , it was the you carry, it was the springboard that propelled you to the next level . to the next level. >> but should the duke donate the loot from his latest netflix doco to charity ? and the big doco to charity? and the big question why has meghan been entire cut from the trailer? angela is going to reveal all live in the studio. and hollywood megastar bradley cooper's latest film has landed him at the centre of a new face storm. that's what it's called , storm. that's what it's called, oh, i don't know, nine, no. >> five. no. >> five. no. >> you have to think . that's >> you have to think. that's that's all. >> because he got he's using a prosthetic nose. so should the stars faith or personal traits have any bearing on his casting? well britain's favourite entertainer, jim davidson, isn't going to hold back on that. and more of the week's wokeist stories later in the show

so, too, is angela levin and paul burrell, headliners next, though, good night.hough, good night. the temperatures are rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening . my name is >> good evening. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so we've had a fair few sunshine and showers across the uk that's to going uk today and that's to going continue as we go through tonight . and all due to tonight. and this is all due to this pressure that's this low pressure that's bringing occlusions bringing these occlusions southeastwards across the uk . southeastwards across the uk. but looking at the detail for tonight's weather, today's cloud and rain will continue to make its way south eastwards , its way south eastwards, bringing some heavy showers across the far southeast to start the early hours of wednesday. but elsewhere, some clear spells, but also a few showers with light winds in those clear spells . temperatures those clear spells. temperatures

so, too, is angela levin and paul burrell, headliners next, though, good night.hough, good night. the temperatures are rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening . my name is >> good evening. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so we've had a fair few sunshine and showers across the uk that's to going uk today and that's to going continue as we go through tonight . and all due to tonight. and this is all due to this pressure that's this low pressure that's bringing occlusions bringing these occlusions southeastwards across the uk . southeastwards across the uk. but looking at the detail for tonight's weather, today's cloud and rain will continue to make its way south eastwards , its way south eastwards, bringing some heavy showers across the far southeast to start the early hours of wednesday. but elsewhere, some clear spells, but also a few showers with light winds in those clear spells . temperatures those clear spells. temperatures

nicole i'll be back with you again tomorrow from 9 pm. with lee anderson and angela levin and jim davidsonadliners. good night. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. most areas enjoyed a dry day on tuesday and it's more of the same as we head into wednesday. dry and fine for many. yes, there will be some isolated showers around, but most places will be dry and in that quite that sunshine feeling quite warm. the pressure warm. we look at the pressure pattern. you see it's pattern. then you can see it's all thanks the air of high all thanks to the air of high pressure that continues to build in across the country. that's what's things and what's settling things down and that's lead to that's what's going to lead to a dry tonight for the vast dry night tonight for the vast majority. clear skies across england and wales, northern majority. clear skies across england buti wales, northern majority. clear skies across england buti lbitas, northern majority. clear skies across england buti \.bit more rthern majority. clear sk

so much to i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. with lee anderson , from 9 pm. with lee anderson, angela levininers good night . good night. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. tomorrow, most places will have a fine day, some places seeing quite a bit of sunshine, others staying fairly cloudy. warmest conditions cloudy. the warmest conditions in close to this area in the south close to this area of high pressure. we've had a bit north south split bit of a north south split today. further north has today. the low further north has been more clouds and been bringing more clouds and a fair few showers. some of fair few showers. still some of those around this evening, particularly across central and southern clearing southern scotland, but clearing away. of us will have away. so most of us will have a dry night. there'll be some lengthy, clear spells, perhaps clouding somewhat clouding over somewhat

so much to i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. with lee anderson , from 9 pm. with lee anderson, angela levininers good night . good night. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. tomorrow, most places will have a fine day, some places seeing quite a bit of sunshine, others staying fairly cloudy. warmest conditions cloudy. the warmest conditions in close to this area in the south close to this area of high pressure. we've had a bit north south split bit of a north south split today. further north has today. the low further north has been more clouds and been bringing more clouds and a fair few showers. some of fair few showers. still some of those around this evening, particularly across central and southern clearing southern scotland, but clearing away. of us will have away. so most of us will have a dry night. there'll be some lengthy, clear spells, perhaps clouding somewhat clouding over somewhat

nicole i'll be back with you again tomorrow from 9 pm. with lee anderson and angela levin and jim davidsonadliners. good night. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. most areas enjoyed a dry day on tuesday and it's more of the same as we head into wednesday. dry and fine for many. yes, there will be some isolated showers around, but most places will be dry and in that quite that sunshine feeling quite warm. the pressure warm. we look at the pressure pattern. you see it's pattern. then you can see it's all thanks the air of high all thanks to the air of high pressure that continues to build in across the country. that's what's things and what's settling things down and that's lead to that's what's going to lead to a dry tonight for the vast dry night tonight for the vast majority. clear skies across england and wales, northern majority. clear skies across england buti wales, northern majority. clear skies across england buti lbitas, northern majority. clear skies across england buti \.bit more rthern majority. clear sk

i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. with lee anderson and angela levin. and jim davidson. , >> the temperature's rising, boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with the gb news forecast turning wet again overnight, heavy showers replaced the rain into wednesday day, but unseasonable winds , especially unseasonable winds, especially along southern coastal parts of england, an area of low pressure developing over the atlantic that's going to move through central parts overnight . it's central parts overnight. it's going to bring the strongest winds on the southern and winds on the southern flank and some heavy rain ahead of into some heavy rain ahead of it into northern ireland. this northern ireland. later this evening, wales , evening, passing through wales, southern and central england, and northern and and then eventually northern and eastern seeing eastern england seeing the wet weather by dawn, as as weather by dawn, as well as southern scotland. now, northern scotland overnight scotland stays clea

i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. with lee anderson and angela levin. and jim davidson.ure's rising, boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with the gb news forecast turning wet again overnight, heavy showers replaced the rain into wednesday day, but unseasonable winds , especially unseasonable winds, especially along southern coastal parts of england, an area of low pressure developing over the atlantic that's going to move through central parts overnight . it's central parts overnight. it's going to bring the strongest winds on the southern and winds on the southern flank and some heavy rain ahead of into some heavy rain ahead of it into northern ireland. this northern ireland. later this evening, wales , evening, passing through wales, southern and central england, and northern and and then eventually northern and eastern seeing eastern england seeing the wet weather by dawn, as as weather by dawn, as well as southern scotland. now, northern scotland overnight scotland stays clear overnight and wi

dan joins, a long list of accomplished honorees, including davis hanson yuval levin, wilfred mcclay, andrew roberts, angela cody villa and many more. please join me in welcoming this year's winner, dan mahoney. said. well, thank you so much, gianni, for this very gracious words. i i am going to continue developing a theme that was introduced by johnny burke tonight, and that is the indispensable melody of gratitude to a truly human in a truly civilized life. for me, a gratifying honor and genuine delight to be awarded the 2023 political award for the conservative book of the a gratifying honor, because i have been all my adult life to the essential conservative task of preserving and transmitting and yes, reforming and renewing the noble civilizational and civic inheritances that help define the west and america. i received this honor gratefully a sign that my efforts have borne fruit to receive this work is also a delight because of my longest, as johnny have mentioned with isi, with the intercollegiate studies institute, one that stretches back somewhere in the 1990s. take first summer honors program in