you are watching bev morning. you are watching bev turner today on gb news.be coming to that in a minute because of some big figures today. earlier, the home office confirms net migration hit more than half million people year arrived people last year who arrived here. y and are they likely to stay? mark and, i will be crunching numbers in just crunching the numbers in just a minute. the government minute. now the government is expected to meet with mick lynch on rmt planned rail strikes on the rmt planned rail strikes that the festive that will cripple the festive penod that will cripple the festive period unless something is done. but we continue to see more disruption across the network. could we see them reach an agreement? so. and as agreement? let's hope so. and as always, i'll be joined by my fantastic in about 20 minutes for analysis and debate of the day's biggest stories include . day's biggest stories include. the fact that gp's will be named and shamed over failure to see patients to , face face. do you patients to, face face. do you like the idea

it's a good point bev . you make i mean, good point bev. you make i mean, look, you know , we have a 1951 look, you know, we have a 1951 un definition of refugee is that was designed for a world which people got murdered for who they were for their religion, their race, whatever it may be , not race, whatever it may be, not for economic migrant or i don't like where i live very much that needs updating. the fact that that flight to rwanda was on the tarmac where the from the eastgate at 10 pm. said it can't go you've to rethink this we didn't vote for this we voted to take back control of our lives, not to have foreign courts overruling us . the poison courts overruling us. the poison pill . but the poison courts overruling us. the poison pill. but the poison pill courts overruling us. the poison pill . but the poison pill been pill. but the poison pill been put in by red from blair to may is to a.c.h r into everything else. devolution agreements , else. devolution agreements, good friday agreements and everything . do you know what my ever

turner with bev next it's, bev turner with bev turner today alex deakin with your latest weather updateother spell of rain to come . it won't last too rain to come. it won't last too long, but it's going to be and accompanied some gusty winds. accompanied by some gusty winds. we met office yellow that we have met office yellow that have been issued low pressure been dominating through this week, bringing spells of wet and windy weather this is the one windy weather. this is the one that's going to some wet that's going to bring some wet and tomorrow, but and windy weather tomorrow, but it's not us yet. we still it's not with us yet. we still got these weather fronts bringing rain across bringing a spell of rain across the isles through this the northern isles through this evening of showers evening and plenty of showers packing on behind heavy even thundery wales thundery showers across wales and mixed and south—west some hail mixed in well some blustery, gusty in as well. some blustery, gusty , largely dry through this evening and overnight across central and eastern parts , it central

it's a good point bev . you make i mean, good point bev. you make i mean, look, you know , we have a 1951 look, you know, we have a 1951 un definition of refugee is that was designed for a world which people got murdered for who they were for their religion, their race, whatever it may be , not race, whatever it may be, not for economic migrant or i don't like where i live very much that needs updating. the fact that that flight to rwanda was on the tarmac where the from the eastgate at 10 pm. said it can't go you've to rethink this we didn't vote for this we voted to take back control of our lives, not to have foreign courts overruling us . the poison courts overruling us. the poison pill . but the poison courts overruling us. the poison pill. but the poison pill courts overruling us. the poison pill . but the poison pill been pill. but the poison pill been put in by red from blair to may is to a.c.h r into everything else. devolution agreements , else. devolution agreements, good friday agreements and everything . do you know what my ever

but next up, it's bev turner with bev turner today . looking ahead to turner today.ad to today's weather , the uk is today's weather, the uk is looking foggy to for some with some showers around southern western coasts . let's take western coasts. let's take a look at the details starting off in the southwest here. they will be bright or sunny spells, but also a scattering of showers which will become more widespread throughout the day in the southeast any showers will be largely confined to the coast. so be largely dry with fog thinning out to brightest. plenty of showers around parts of wales and these may feed further inland. but eastern parts will remain still throughout the day and mostly dry picture for the midlands with just one or two passing showers possible and any fog thinning out too bright. or sunny spells temperatures average for the time of year. sunny spells temperatures average for the time of year . a average for the time of year. a similar picture for the northeast here it should be mostly dry with early mist and fog thinning and lifting but some s

coming up, it's bev with turner bev turner with bev turner today. so stick around for that.llo. good morning. misty start. morning. another misty start. many of us, a lot of low cloud and fog around as well . it's and fog around as well. it's also chilly out there with you've got the low cloud or the clear skies. first thing we've got high pressure in charge right now. that high pressure really dominating our weather dunng really dominating our weather during the next days and beyond, keeping weather fronts at bay from the west , keeping weather fronts at bay from the west, although one from the west, although this one is approaching northern ireland that's been bringing thicker cloud the night and cloud through the night and preventing widespread fog first thing. it also brings some dribbles of rain in during the morning and more especially into the afternoon, as well as for parts the western parts of the western isles. otherwise, brighter skies by otherwise, the brighter skies by the will be across the afternoon will be across northern , parts northern scotland, parts of w

i'm bev turner. mark longhurst. i'm bev turner.again. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office. it's certainly been a gloomy start the day for with start to the day for many with low mist and fog, low cloud mist and fog, visibility slowly improves today, but for it is a dull day. but it's a dry day weather fronts out in the west being held back by a ridge of high pressure but it's that ridge of high pressure with its light winds that has led to that extensive low cloud . mr. fox extensive low cloud. mr. fox developing an overnight and some stubborn fog patches will remain into the afternoon the central lowlands valley york welsh marches for example , and across marches for example, and across much of england , east wales, much of england, east wales, southern scotland , low cloud and southern scotland, low cloud and misty ness, but around the fringes of the uk, west and north, in particular, some sunshine coming through and ten or 11 celsius at best, particularly towards the southwest, mid to high single figures where we've got the m

bev day with mark longhurst. i'm bev turner see you turner and i'll see you tomorrow.e. it's been another misty, foggy start in many places that folks are slowly lifting through the of day, but leaving the rest of the day, but leaving a low cloud, some places, a lot of low cloud, some places, though, some sunshine, though, getting some sunshine, predominantly northern scotland , parts of west wales, southern of england actually increasingly so here. but for ireland, for western scotland , thickening western scotland, thickening cloud and some outbreaks light rain arrive from the west and for a good part of central and eastern england southern scotland we keep the low cloud it's going to feel cold in that cloud , 3 to 7 degrees in the cloud, 3 to 7 degrees in the afternoon and evening. we're going see the cloud break up a bit more across the southern counties of england. parts of wales, northern england, as happens though, and as skies clear temperatures will fall away and we'll see a frost and fog reforming across these areas . and there will still be a lot of low clou

with me bev turner this evening.joining me tonight through to 7:00, david curson , through to 7:00, david curson, the leader of the heritage party . and we've got the author and broadcaster and gb news favourites a meet nicol i'm not saying you're not favourite david. you are definitely a favourite. thank you. don't offended. i know it takes more than that to offend. right. i also want to know your thoughts. course. get in touch with me . course. get in touch with me. you gbviews@gbnews.uk or on twitter at gb news. now england's 2022 world cup campaign could not have got off to a better start. they thrashed iran six two on the pitch thrice , but the lead up to the game was all about what kind of statement the team might make about the country's virtual hosts, qatar. at the last minute, football association minute, the football association backed a plan for to backed down from a plan for to wear the one long arm band. this is this rainbow design apparently celebrates inclusive . fifa said that players who wore it woul

now back to, bev . to, bev. very good morning. thank you for joining me here on gb news.adio, tv and online . now, of course, i'm and online. now, of course, i'm and online. now, of course, i'm a celebrity. finished last night with mp matt hancock , making it with mp matt hancock, making it to the final. not winning, thankfully finishing in third place. we've got a poll up. you can get involved right now on twitter with that, we're asking if you will forgive and forget matt hancock's of the matt hancock's handling of the pandemic. you so far say pandemic. 21% of you so far say that will him. i'm that you will forgive him. i'm going be discussing that in going to be discussing that in just with wales just a moment. now with wales taking england tomorrow taking on england tomorrow night, people across the uk all ready for another big match. bread and circuses. i know, but i for one, am enjoying a little bit of escapism, watching sport the sofa with the kids. i'm going to pull cathal in just going to pull in cathal in just a moment and going to be a moment and i'm going to b

welcome back to bev turner. before midday hour ago, the supreme court judge, lord reid, ruled that the scottish government has not got the power to hold another independence referendum. we'll be hearing from first minister nicholas sturgeon in half hour and miriam cates is going to be here in the studio with me to, discuss the onune studio with me to, discuss the online safety bill and, whether it's online safety bill and, whether wsfime online safety bill and, whether it's time to introduce age verification to keep children online. and as always, i'll be joined by my fantastic panel talking about the day's top stories all coming after a look at the latest news . a very good at the latest news. a very good morning to you. it's 11:01. at the latest news. a very good morning to you. it's11:01. i'm bracey writes keeping you up to date on gb news the uk government's its legal battle against the second scottish independence referendum. the scottish does not have the to legislate for a referendum on scottish independen

hopefully we'll pick up sir keir starmer. words with bev starmer. his words with bev turner today .s on next. turner today. that's on next. but thank you very much to mark littlewood of the iea for joining me that's it for joining me there. that's it for the show today, of course. stay with gb news. when whenever sir keir starmer decide keir starmer does decide to start speaking, we will show you that that . hello. i'm aidan that that. hello. i'm aidan mcgivern . britain how together we can build a fairer, greener, more dynamic country. a nation where working people succeed , where working people succeed, where aspiration is rewarded . a aspiration is rewarded. a britain with its confidence, its hope, and its future. by i come with a simple message . labour is with a simple message. labour is ready. ready to give britain the clear economic leadership it needs. ready to with you to drive our country, forward , not drive our country, forward, not just a pro—business party, but a party that is proud of being pro—business but respects the contract and profit, makes to ourjobs contract a

you are watching listings bev turner today. watching listings bev turner today . gb news.course very important to me. i'm just going to get to a couple them now. melvin is saying what a load of tortoises in relation to keir starmer talking at this . wind talking at the cbi this. wind farms benefit private farms only benefit private companies plus it doesn't provide power that we require continuously . fracking is a continuously. fracking is a quick fix. while we build nuclear power, which will provide continuous supply not reliant weather. lots you agreeing with that actually , it agreeing with that actually, it comes to this energy debate that nobody's getting it right at the moment . now, moving on, the uk moment. now, moving on, the uk supreme court will conclude their verdict tomorrow on whether the scottish parliament can hold a second independence referendum without prior approval from westminster. so joining me now is austin sheridan, former snp glasgow city councillor and brian monteith, a former scottish member of parliament. thank you both very much for joining m

s. lead block or so says moscow is clearly not trying to target the lines bev, no indication that this was the result of a deliberate attack. and you have no indication that the russia is preparing offensive military actions against natal. the insolent will slightly caused by a ukrainian air defense. miss arn fired to the fens, ukrainian territory against russian cruise missile attacks. but let me be claire. this is not ukraine's fault. rashaw bears ultimate responsibility. ah, it continues. it's illegal war against ukraine. he has me, mom refuses to accept that the method came from ukraine, demanding representatives are allowed to visit the site to investigate ortiz, donald corta, takes a closer look. this appears to indicate that warsaw may be more interested in just pointing the finger at russia and risking in all out global war than it actually is interested in getting down to the facts as to whose weapons actually killed 2 polish citizens in this impact near the border because let's not forget, poland began to imply that this was russia's fault after it began saying that these mis

joe but bev reed, ceo of the bradbury centre, has come to the rescue. they stepped in with extra helpr dressed for bed but after that, it is back in the car. every night bill copes alone. things have got to the point where i really have to consider... ..residential care forjo. it's not what i ever wanted to happen. i wantjo here with me. but the bradbury has its problems, too. they have prepared a new residential care bedroom perfect forjo but still empty. we can't have jo here as a resident until all the approvals process is complete. frustrating delays at a time of national shortages of care home beds. it's just... ..a sin, really. approval comes from the care quality commission, which says it cannot compromise safety for speed. we can put a respite bed in here... but the bradbury also has two respite rooms, also empty, also waiting for the paperwork. space that could help free up desperately needed hospital beds. when you see a queue _ of ambulances, think social care. that simple? it's that simple, because it is. social care that is blocking those beds or preventing those beds bei

i bev turner. we've just been watching an historic moment unravelling there.d making a decision on whether should be allowed an independence referendum or not without the permission of westminster. of course . harwood westminster. of course. harwood what did you make of that ? well, what did you make of that? well, that was a farce . fascinating that was a farce. fascinating summary from lord retail president of the supreme court . president of the supreme court. it did show a unanimous decision from all of the justices on the supreme court confirming the uk government has been arguing throughout this process that the constitution is , a reserved constitution is, a reserved power of westminster that the devolved parliament of hollyrood, can legislate in the areas that have been devolved to it, but in the areas that resolved for westminster, it demand it cannot grab more power. a new area that more pertinent than than the area of the constitution in what constitutes our country . there constitutes our country. there were also some fascinating in terms of where

it is 10:00 in the morning this is at bev turner today on jb . we've got a turner today on jb.a whole week ahead of us. somehow we've got to find reasons to be cheerful and maybe if you. that's the football england are playing 1:00 wales playing around at 1:00 wales play playing around at 1:00 wales play america at 7:00 this evening of course under evening of course all under a cloud controversy cloud of political controversy of rumours abound that we of which rumours abound that we are going to get back into bed with the through a so—called swiss style deal. i'm going to find exactly what that would mean and i'm launching

for bill, it's a new low, but bev reed, ceo of the bradbury centre, has come to the rescue. fed and dressed for bed. but then bill must take her home to cope alone. things have got to the point where i really have to consider... ..residential care forjo. it's not what i ever wanted to happen. i wantjo here with me. but the bradbury has its problems, too. they have prepared a new residential care bedroom perfect for jo but still empty. we can't have jo here as a resident until all the approvals process is complete. frustrating delays at a time of national shortages of care home beds. it's just... ..a sin, really. approval comes from the care quality commission, which says it cannot compromise safety for speed. we can put a respite bed in here... but the bradbury also has two respite beds, also empty, also waiting for the paperwork. space that could help free up desperately needed hospital beds. when you see a queue of ambulances, think social care. that simple? it's that simple, because it is social care that is blocking those beds or preventing those beds being reused for me

he was tackled by heroic patrons there bev police arrived. a suspect is in custody.juries. >> heavy shelling hitting ukraine. the site of europe's largest nuclear power plant. it could lead to a massive disaster. >> the plan it under russian control. but moscow and kyiv blame each other for the shells, international atomic energy agency will inspect the site monday, i am jackie ibanez, now back to "life, liberty and levin." for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ o introduction, we're talking with benjamin netanyahu. i have stated he reminds me of modern day churchhill. you served in what is equivalent to u.s. seals. smaller but a special forces among special forces in israel. you write about this. about the various men that you served with and your commanders, some became prime ministers themselves, ehud barrack and rah - tell us about sabena airline hijack. >> i came one night to the base and there was no one on base, they said there was a plane hijacking, two palestinian men and two palestinian women hijacked a blaineplane they landed it in tel aviv, the

. >> it happened bev i before in 1994 with pataki. there is a blue state.the fact that hochul had a super pac ride to her rescue funded by millions from labor unions and democrats are in meltdown about this race, says it real. martha: i spoke with pataki the other day, i said where you were in polls before, he said i was down by double digits. it goes t to -- about whether polls will be real. >> we have a thing in blue states, where they say enough is enough, we live in maryland or massachusetts -- we live in new york let's have a republican governor to bring adult sewel adult supervision. bret: ron desantis won in a tight race in florida, this time he looks to be separating himself from charlie crist, something former president said raised eye brows. >> we have the best poll numbers, where are they, we're winning big in republican party. let's see there it is trump at 71. ron desantis at 10%. >> what about that? >> i think in the focused on 2024. i guess tuesday at mid tied midnight we have to be. to 2018, kemp and ron desantis has been effective governors

okay bev lads. there you go.filling but what you're coming up i love that i love the fact that he said guys in the pub why is it taking so long is it because it's is that for we're going to be we're going to talking about similar topic to you actually patrick are you actually patrick we are going talking about the going to be talking about the qatar football we're going to talk about politics be talk about politics that be clear between the sport clear water between the sport and ideology that various and the ideology that various people want to push forward. we've curtain hey and we've got david curtain hey and amy nicol who are both fantastic and they've got very different opinions on these issues it opinions on these issues so it should some good debate we should be some good debate we also be talking about also going to be talking about shamima was only 15 shamima begum. she was only 15 when she when she was a child was that made and also meghan and harry have won an award in america for exposing racism in th

coming up, it's bev turner.e exploring many, many more issues facing this country . but first is the weather . . but first is the weather. hello. good morning. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office. we've had many mornings like we've not had many mornings like this so far in the this morning so far in the autumn. it's a chilly start frost there for many low frost out there for many low cloud mist and fog and it's dry as well with this ridge of high pressure across the country, i suppose open nights. so light winds and weather front staying well away for the time being. so for many of us, although it is a grey and misty start, it is also dry, a lot of low cloud has persisted through central and eastern areas and further west, even though sunshine is in greater supply, there are also here some mist and fog patches and where we do get some fog at this time of year, the sun being weak. some of it could last well into the afternoon if not remain all day. otherwise, where would you get some sunshine coming through 11

yeah, we set out all of our targets, we're on track to meet or beat each of the key milestones that beve've had along the way, we're on track to beat our raised guidance as well. but, yeah, you know, it's crazy macro environment that apparently, you know, nothing makes a lot of sense. fortunately, we've been immune to a lot of those effects more generally when it comes to our core business. but from a capital market standpoint, obviously, it's, there's a lot of factors. liz: well, i want our viewers to know because i as a cal-berkeley graduate am very happy you dropped out of stanford to launch this company and do as well as you have. [laughter] thank you so much for joining us, austin, and we'll be watching the progression. >> yeah, absolutely. no, thanks, and thanks for having me. it's been great, always fun to talk. liz: anytime. president joe biden in the land of enhance chantment at this hour. he will be pitching in albuquerque just five days away from the midterm elections. we're about to get you the details live from the campaign trail. closing bell ringing in about 11 minutes, a

ab in-bev. and bouncing there as well telco is .25% in the green technology is up .40% despite what we saw on the nasdaq. apple to the down side utilities is .60%. h & m at the top of the basket the duty free retailer oil and gas up 1%. firm for that sector banks with the update moves the needinle on that stock we still have basic resources extending out the slate at 3% gain there some of those down on the fortunes of china with the question marks with the zero covid policy we are seeing instant reaction in the basic resources basket of stocks let's take you to the boards of the start. the ftse .70% is the early move more than 50 points to the upside percentage wise, out paced by the french market. we climbed 6,300 on the cac. up on the xetra dax. you can see it is slightly higher than the indices are doing. spain and italy. modestly firm by .15%. some left behind by risk on move for the markets. i want to take you to asia the flash of the health authorities giving press conference we have the c

it is 10:00 in the morning this is at bev turner today on jb . we've got a turner today on jb. we've got a whole week ahead of us. somehow we've got to find reasons to be cheerful and maybe if you. that's the football england are playing 1:00 wales playing around at 1:00 wales play playing around at 1:00 wales play america at 7:00 this evening of course under evening of course all under a cloud controversy cloud of political controversy of rumours abound that we of which rumours abound that we are going to get back into bed with the through a so—called swiss style deal. i'm going to find exactly what that would mean and i'm launching my to challenge where we will answer the biggest questions of our time. today, i have a cummings takes on dr. michael is a vegetarian or meat diets healthier a battle of facts that you won't want to miss. papers with the panel of us all coming up after the very latest news news . a very good morning. it's news. a very good morning. it's minute past ten and racy bytes. keeping you up to date. the prime minister is going to address business leaders t

>> bev. >> 30 what's thing we go to the story of the buy something and you just have sticker shock overone of my new favorite people. harry, i'm buying her a beer, is it too early for a beer? >> never too early. >> steve: it is friday and here is eddie from boston. are you on a fixed income are you retired? >> yes, sir i am. >> steve: inflation is killing you? >> yes. i retired a year and a half ago but for a lot of these people it has been a long time. >> steve: it is friday, what are you drinking? >> vodka collins. >> steve: okay. he saw your beer and he raised you a vodka. do you normally drink before 9:00 a.m.? >> no. you put me up to it. >> steve: you're welcome. it's been great having everyone here. can i see the hands of people who have noticed that they are -- i was talking to harry from harry and the natives and where is harry? where is harry? [crowd yelling] harry, come on over here. harry you said this last summer with inflation was the worst summer and how many years? >> 35 years. 35, yep. >> steve: were struggling to keep the place open? >> closed on tuesdays, it costs us m

it's bev turner today from 10 am. we're going to be here for a.m. we're going to be here for you.eep you. itv news, family to keep you. itv news, family to keep you up to date, but also make you up to date, but also make you smile. the guy went from puberty to adultery and i can't wait to bring a few of my own opinion. i have no time for cultural totalite arena, so we'll engage in passionate but always polite debate with your thoughts and opinions at the centre of this whole monday to thursday 1012 on tv, on radio and online . no spin , no bias, no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan watson . tonight, the i'm dan watson. tonight, the name of the game is up for scheming sturgeon as the supreme court sensationally ruled , she court sensationally ruled, she cannot hold a lawful second referendum without westminster's permission. but will that stop her deranged independence push ? her deranged independence push? will it? heck, we must, and we will find another

all been a bad that's all coming up with dan the break stay safe stay next thursday on gb news it's bev am. we're going to be here for a.m. we're going to be here for you gb news family to keep you up to date but also make smile. the guy went from puberty adultery and i can't wait to a few of my own opinions. i have time for cultural totalitarian . time for cultural totalitarian. we'll engage in passion but always polite debate with your thoughts . opinions at the centre thoughts. opinions at the centre . this whole monday to thursday 10 to 12 on tv, on radio . and no spin, no bias, no censorship . dan wootton tonight the country and the tories have been into the ground after the globalist movement that seized control of the party headed by chancellor. a high tax clobbered hard working brits with £1,000,000,000,000 tax burden following a budget horror show for the ages . families for the ages. families pensioners, businesses , pensioners, businesses, teachers, nurses . many others teachers, nurses. many others are worried the future. so today we deliver a plan to tackle the

it's bev turner today from 10 am. we're going to be here for a.m. we're going to be here for you.eep you. itv news, family to keep you. itv news, family to keep you up to date, but also make you up to date, but also make you smile. the guy went from puberty to adultery and i can't wait to bring a few of my own opinion. i have no time for cultural totalite arena, so we'll engage in passionate but always polite debate with your thoughts and opinions at the centre of this whole monday to thursday 1012 on tv, on radio and online . no spin , no bias, no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan watson . tonight, the i'm dan watson. tonight, the name of the game is up for scheming sturgeon as the supreme court sensationally ruled , she court sensationally ruled, she cannot hold a lawful second referendum without westminster's permission. but will that stop her deranged independence push ? her deranged independence push? will

it's bev turner today from 10 am. we're going today from 10 am.u, our gb news family keep you up to date, but also make you smile. the guy went from puberty to adultery, and i can't to bring a few of my own opinions. i have no time for cultural totalite hearing itself will engage in passionate but always polite debate with your thoughts and opinions at the of this whole monday to thursday 10 to 12 on tv, on radio . and no spin, no , no censorship. i'm no spin, no, no censorship. i'm dan wootton as net migration reaches its highest level since war two with a staggering hundred thousand settling on our humble island over 12 months. when will the likes of sunak and stormers stop talking big and start taking action to prevent britain bursting at the seams government's policy . and my government's policy. and my policy is that we will want to reduce net migration over time the days when pay and cheap labour are . part of the british labour are. part of the british way of growth must be . i'll way of growth must be. i'll break down those bombshell new s

all been a bad that's all coming up with dan the break stay safe stay next thursday on gb news it's bev10 am. we're going to be here for a.m. we're going to be here for you gb news family to keep you up to date but also make smile. the guy went from puberty adultery and i can't wait to a few of my own opinions. i have time for cultural totalitarian . time for cultural totalitarian. we'll engage in passion but always polite debate with your thoughts . opinions at the centre thoughts. opinions at the centre . this whole monday to thursday 10 to 12 on tv, on radio . and no spin, no bias, no censorship . dan wootton tonight the country and the tories have been into the ground after the globalist movement that seized control of the party headed by chancellor. a high tax clobbered hard working brits with £1,000,000,000,000 tax burden following a budget horror show for the ages . families for the ages. families pensioners, businesses , pensioners, businesses, teachers, nurses . many others teachers, nurses. many others are worried the future. so today we deliver

it's bev turner today from 10 am. we're going today from 10 am.u, our gb news family keep you up to date, but also make you smile. the guy went from puberty to adultery, and i can't to bring a few of my own opinions. i have no time for cultural totalite hearing itself will engage in passionate but always polite debate with your thoughts and opinions at the of this whole monday to thursday 10 to 12 on tv, on radio . and no spin, no , no censorship. i'm no spin, no, no censorship. i'm dan wootton as net migration reaches its highest level since war two with a staggering hundred thousand settling on our humble island over 12 months. when will the likes of sunak and stormers stop talking big and start taking action to prevent britain bursting at the seams government's policy . and my government's policy. and my policy is that we will want to reduce net migration over time the days when pay and cheap labour are . part of the british labour are. part of the british way of growth must be . i'll way of growth must be. i'll break down those bombshell new s

thanks bev. don't go anywhere. thanks bev. sounds good.ve got go anywhere. in fact, we've got little bit more still to come on our this morning we're going to be speaking to a man was be speaking to a man who was targeted by kremlin himself, targeted by the kremlin himself, bill he's been on bill browder. he's been on this show before. is all show before. and this is all because a new tv is serialising. the poisoning litvinenko and the poisoning of litvinenko and there's of that there's a screening of that tonight going delve tonight we're going to delve into story after quick into that story after this quick break . now the actor david tennant returns to our screens next month for a new itv drama based on one of the most complex and dangerous investigations in the history of the metropolitan police. he stars as alexander litvinenko , the former russian litvinenko, the former russian federation federal security services and kgb officer who died from polonium 210 poisoning in november 2006. while the many series is screening tonight at the

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bev turner today from , 10 am. bev turner today from, 10 am. bring you the biggest tories of the day with the best factual accuracy. i also few of my own opinions thrown in will engagein my own opinions thrown in will engage in passionate but always polite with your thoughts . polite with your thoughts. opinions at the centre this whole. monday to thursday pencil on tv on radio and online . builds as the three lions kick off their world cup campaign in playing their opening match against iran later today. playing their opening match against iran later today . good against iran later today. good morning. it's 8:00 on monday the 21st of november. this is breakfast gb news with isabel webster and daubney. here's what's leading news this morning . england, wales, both their world cup campaigns today with the three lions facing off against iran at 1 pm. it comes continued controversy with . continued controversy with. england captain harry kane potentially facing an instant yellow card if he wears his rainbow armband during come on england tory have

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it's bev turner today from 10 am, there's been a more interesting but also critical time in british politicsst factual accuracy and also a few of my own opinions in we'll engagein of my own opinions in we'll engage in passionate but always polite debate with your and opinions at the centre this whole monday to thursday pencil 12 on tv on radio and online . hello and welcome back this calvin's commonsense crusade on tv, radio and online . coming up tv, radio and online. coming up this hour a new study finds that the church ban was based on exactly related evidence as world cup kicks off in qatar today. we'll talk about the controversy surrounding the tournament. and later, our ministers are considering a swiss style relationship with the eu in a bid for closer relationships with the bloc. is this the right? but first, it's the latest with right . thanks, the latest with right. thanks, calvin . afternoon. it's 3:01. calvin. afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm radisson in the fifa cup opening ceremony now underway in qatar marking the start of the tournament . this is the scene tournament. this is the sc

it's bev turner today from , 10 am. we're going to be here for you our gb news family to keep you upstaten't wait to a few of my own opinion. i have no time for cultural, totalitarian i will engage in hash inert but always polite with your thoughts and at the centre of this whole monday to thursday pencil on tv on radio and online . hello. a very good and online. hello. a very good morning to you. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office. a cold start out there for many of us. some folk patches as well . us. some folk patches as well. but further wet and windy weather is already making its way into the west will soon sweep across the rest of the uk dunng sweep across the rest of the uk during of morning, during the rest of the morning, early afternoon. weather early afternoon. these weather fronts are moving quickly, tightly packed , nice bars, tightly packed, nice bars, pushing through and the pushing them through and the rain. although lived, is intense . we've already seen that's across wales in southwest that rain clearing , northern ireland rain clearing, northern ireland pushing throu

it's turner today from 10 it's bev turner today from 10 am. we're going to be here for a.m., but also make you smile. the guy went from puberty , adultery can't wait to , adultery and i can't wait to bnng , adultery and i can't wait to bring few my own opinions. bring a few of my own opinions. ihave bring a few of my own opinions. i have for cultural i have no time for cultural totalitarianism will engage in passionate but always polite debates with your thoughts opinions at the centre this whole monday to thursday pencils on tv on radio and online . welcome back, everybody loads to talk about for the remainder this show. so let's start with shamima begum know it's a hot topic for you all. shamima begum appeal hearing against the stripping her british citizenship . so sorry it citizenship starts. so sorry it continues today i should say yesterday heard the yesterday the court heard the back school and police back of school and the police both mr. before the then both quotes mr. before the then schoolgirl travelled to syria and aligned with the islamic state gb news is report

it's bev turner today from 10 am. we're going to be here for you. for cultural totalitarian will engagein cultural totalitarian will engage in passion but always polite debate with your thoughts and. opinions at the centre of all monday through thursday pencil on tv on radio and online . welcome back to gb news live . welcome back to gb news live. now, if you're an england football fan, you may been a little nervous about friday's world cup clash with the usa after harry kane was taken off in game with iran on monday with a crocked ankle, it a slight a crocked ankle, was it a slight limp , something serious? limp or, something more serious? well, scan what's it well, he's had a scan what's it shown? let's get the latest live from doha with our man, the souk, paul hawkins , paul, is it souk, paul hawkins, paul, is it good or bad news for friday? i it's good news. it seems it it it's good news. it seems it it it's not serious. they had a scan it and it looks like it's going to be okay there was an england press conference this afternoon , 330 doha tim

channel bev turner. today from 10 am. we're going to be here for itv news.t from to adultery and i can't to bring a few of my own opinions . i can't to bring a few of my own opinions. i have no time for cultural totality in itself will engagein cultural totality in itself will engage in but always polite debate with your and opinions at the centre of this whole monday to thursday 10 to 12 on tv, on radio and online . for the national health service. i mean, part of the problem, national health service, is that we don't we don't have enough capacity. demand, if you capacity. the demand, if you like, the health service, the like, on the health service, the greater the capacity to greater than the capacity to meet you have to meet the demand. so you have to you have to mean, you do have you have to i mean, you do have to properly fund but to properly fund the nhs, but you've also got to recruit the staff the nhs needs. but staff that the nhs needs. but you to reform the way you have got to reform the way in works. i mean, in which it works. i mean, i used to le