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finally, bev is on the line. hi, bill. hi, bev. you're on speakerphone. is this a green light now? yes. sojo can move into that room? yes. brilliant. it can be tomorrow. for years bill has known this was likely to happen. it's what he and jo desperately need. still, it's not easy. i've kind of built up to this moment but when someone says it out loud, i'm devastated. because it's real? yeah. and... i don't know what to do. i know what i have to do. i don't have a choice. but it's so hard. it's so hard. dementia takes so much from so many. residential care means that big financial worries will have to be faced but for bill and jo the actual bottom line is the reality, that this weekend will be their last days at home under one roof after 47 years together. jeremy cooke — bbc news. millions more people in england and wales, could be prescribed statins to lower their cholesterol. the pills are prescribed to those at high risk of a heart attack or stroke, but under new advice for the nhs, they should be considered for those at a lower risk too. our medical ed

bev i'd love to that. it block? bev i'd love to that.t was unfortunately is not, it's not exactly a stampede here in horsham i'm afraid. i've picked up my copy horsham i'm afraid. i've picked up my copy about half an hour ago , it's getting a little bit ago, it's getting a little bit wet so stick that back under the jacket there and. yeah it's a little bit quiet here and sort this street is normally this high street is normally quite because of quite busy maybe it's because of the , as you can see. maybe the rain, as you can see. maybe it's because of the wind as well. or maybe it's because everybody they've everybody feels like they've they've heard these answers already. there's so many already. there's been so many revelations, we've thought revelations, what we've thought early release in last week early release in spain last week interviews which took place in the uk and the us as well. and maybe people feel the just had enough of this story. let's find out but i've been speaking to people here to find out if they plan to pick up th

bev turner. i'll longhurst. i'm bev turner. i'll see you tomorrow at ten.ry for met office. another dry day for the vast majority. and again, we've mild sitting we've got mild air sitting across the north. much colder conditions established across the south under the influence of this high pressure , low pressure this high pressure, low pressure systems further and this systems further north. and this weather things up a weather will mix things up a little bit as go through little bit as we go through tomorrow . but little bit as we go through tomorrow. but ahead of little bit as we go through tomorrow . but ahead of that, little bit as we go through tomorrow. but ahead of that, as i said, under that high pressure, most place is dry. a little bit of drizzle here and there northwestern parts there across northwestern parts of land, otherwise of scottish land, but otherwise fine of sunshine fine quite a bit of sunshine across wales , northern england, across wales, northern england, the west the midlands and south west england there some england, although the

i'm bev turner. i'll see on bev turner. i'll see you on monday. great weekend. hi monday.rn here with latest forecast from with the latest forecast from the sunny spells and the met office sunny spells and mostly many us today. mostly dry for many of us today. but is a bit colder in the but it is a bit colder in the north it's milder in north whilst it's milder in the south. even we've seen a cold front clear southward that's helped to clear the very conditions that have been stagnant across southern parts of the uk over last few of the uk over the last few days. the mist and folk that days. and the mist and folk that we saw fairly extensively on wednesday , there were a few wednesday, there were a few pockets of fog and frost about first thing this morning, but they're lifting now and for most it's a dry and bright day. west of the sunshine in the west, a bit more cloud into. the east, 1 to 2 showers for parts of eastern scotland and eastern england. but temperatures have even themselves six or seven in the north. so not quite as mild , but eight or nine in the south mean

bev thank you very tatiana. bev thank you very much. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. thousands of ambulance workers across england and wales are going on strike today in a dispute over pay . today in a dispute over pay. health unions have announced that they won't submit evidence to the nhs pay review body for the next wage round. while the current industrial disputes remain unresolved . up to 25,000 remain unresolved. up to 25,000 paramedics, drivers and call handlers from the unison and gmb unions are taking part in staggered walkouts across a 24 hour period. a further day of action is planned for the 23rd of this month. health secretary steve barclay told gb news that despite contingency plans, there will be an impact on patient responses and to people if they do face genuine , life do face genuine, life threatening issues . then of threatening issues. then of course the responses to phone 999. but if not, then to be very mindful of the pressure on the system today. clearly there's one more one which is there for urgent calls . we were just urgent calls. we were ju

now, the point is , bev, in 20, in april. point is, bev, in 20, in april.that point is, bev, in 20, in april. this april , when that energy this april, when that energy price cap goes up. unbelievable given what's happened to wholesale energy prices from two and a half grams of three grams per household, th e £400 discount per household, the £400 discount that we all get is going to disappear . we don't know what's disappear. we don't know what's going to happen to it. so people are going to be in a worse position in april when that cap goes up and i actually think there should be a social tariff . you know, it was i didn't nofice . you know, it was i didn't notice this, i must admit. but earlier this year, 100 charities, including the citizens advice bureau , which i citizens advice bureau, which i mentioned, they wrote to jeremy hunt, chancellor, and they hunt, the chancellor, and they said we desperately need a said that we desperately need a social tariff. ofgem are now saying we desperately need a social tariff after 2024 when all of the energy support

eight back to laurence fox with me bev turner tonight.ho you thought did a betterjob of speaking week. rishi sunak or keir starmer. speaking week. rishi sunak or keir starmer . jane has said keir starmer. jane has said better is not a word to associate with sunak or starmer may be least worst if we have to compare both atrocious and it gave me the creeps, julia said they both the same john, i said. neither of the above as this is a theme . you know, a lot of you a theme. you know, a lot of you just not impressed by either of them. well, towards the end of them. well, towards the end of the show, actually, in about 10 minutes or so, i'm going to have richard tice, my reform party here to tell us what his plans might if you're very open might be. if you're very open minded politically, here, minded politically, stick here, stick to what stick around and listen to what richard say. now harry richard has to say. now harry has revealed his latest book, spare, that he killed 25 people while serving as an apache helicopter pilot in afghanistan ,

this is bev it's 1120. this is bev turner it's1120. this is bev turner today on gb news.at some of the emails that you've sent. i did find them by the way. all the paper on this desk. guess which got blown on the floor by the fan, the corner, your emails and i keep sending them in. i've got them now. so going to read now. right. so i'm going to read them loud you and some them out loud for you and some great ones in by the way, it's all obviously harry and meghan and strikes . right. okay. and the strikes. right. okay. harry meghan, doctor harry and meghan, it's a doctor first before of his first before begging of his father harry was father and brother. harry was always prince. he was always an idiot prince. he was pathetic , says jackie. the first pathetic, says jackie. the first one was from aidan, the way. one was from aidan, by the way. it's strong opinions here it's quite strong opinions here and going onto the nhs . how many and going onto the nhs. how many is the seven hospitals of declared critical have a high population of elite migrants? oh my gosh again , that

eight back to laurence fox with me bev turner tonight.ho you thought did a betterjob of speaking week. rishi sunak or keir starmer. speaking week. rishi sunak or keir starmer . jane has said keir starmer. jane has said better is not a word to associate with sunak or starmer may be least worst if we have to compare both atrocious and it gave me the creeps, julia said they both the same john, i said. neither of the above as this is a theme . you know, a lot of you a theme. you know, a lot of you just not impressed by either of them. well, towards the end of them. well, towards the end of the show, actually, in about 10 minutes or so, i'm going to have richard tice, my reform party here to tell us what his plans might if you're very open might be. if you're very open minded politically, here, minded politically, stick here, stick to what stick around and listen to what richard say. now harry richard has to say. now harry has revealed his latest book, spare, that he killed 25 people while serving as an apache helicopter pilot in afghanistan ,

this is bev turner today on gb news. thank you for joining this is bev turner today on gb news.email. ana has said every single year it seems the nhs is on the brink of disaster, yet every year it's a shock to a service with more managers and planners than any other . nigel managers and planners than any other. nigel has said yesterday my neighbour, who worked as a nurse for over 30 years, said it was not unusual for her to work 60 hours a week and she would never dreamed of going on strike. times change, i guess , strike. times change, i guess, and trevor got in touch to say every single year it seems the nhs is on the brink of disaster. i think we've just read that one. keep your emails coming in. vaiews@gbnews.uk and i've also got a twitter poll running asking you whether you think that michael gove and rishi sunak their levelling up fund of 2 billion quid is going to improve your quality of life. keep your tweets coming in on that. okay. a new survey has revealed that parents are losing control what their kids are control over what their kids are saying and doing online . a

up next, though , it's bev turner next, though, it's bev turner today after the weather .d morning, alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office cold one out there this morning. again ice is a big hazard . you're heading out a big hazard. you're heading out to the roads. we do still have some and falling in some sleet and snow falling in places. pressure dominating places. low pressure dominating up to the northeast . there is up to the northeast. there is this little low where that's going to skirt to the south. so we're kind of in a dry zone for much of the uk. not much rain around many places, just dry and bright, it's in the bright, but is cold. it's in the west we've seen showers west where we've seen showers overnight that things are potentially still some potentially icy and still some snow wales, northwest snow for north wales, northwest this morning and parts of northern ireland and certainly to come more snow across northern scotland as well, although turning more to rain now along the coasts and across the northern isles, but certainly th

this is bev turner sitting in for mark steyn tonight. recognition act passed just a few weeks ago and it's certainly its critics. the bill allows for individuals as young as six to receive what's known as a gender recognition certificate , which recognition certificate, which affirms that gender identity. this may correlate, of course , this may correlate, of course, with that biological sex, perhaps even more controversially , those seeking controversially, those seeking the certificates will only need to live as the opposite gender for three months before legal legal recognition . what's more, legal recognition. what's more, the bill poses legal chaos. government sources have told the times that they plan to simply not record nice the acts. in other words , one side of the other words, one side of the border. your man . and on the border. your man. and on the other side of the border, you're woman. and i can't help but wonder the trans wonder what that for the trans folk might commute across folk who might commute across the border for

this is bev turner sitting in for mark steyn tonight. recognition act passed just a few weeks ago and it's certainly its critics. the bill allows for individuals as young as six to receive what's known as a gender recognition certificate , which recognition certificate, which affirms that gender identity. this may correlate, of course , this may correlate, of course, with that biological sex, perhaps even more controversially , those seeking controversially, those seeking the certificates will only need to live as the opposite gender for three months before legal legal recognition . what's more, legal recognition. what's more, the bill poses legal chaos. government sources have told the times that they plan to simply not record nice the acts. in other words , one side of the other words, one side of the border. your man . and on the border. your man. and on the other side of the border, you're woman. and i can't help but wonder the trans wonder what that for the trans folk might commute across folk who might commute across the border for

and up next is bev tomorrow. and up next is bev turner today with emily carver. have day bye bye.day bye bye. looking ahead to today's and the uk is looking mostly fine with some sunshine, although generally on the colder side than recently. let's take a look at the details. well, there'll be some patchy cloud around across the south—west of england, but it will be dry and the sun make an appearance the sun will make an appearance at times. temperatures there will be on of late. will be down on those of late. it also a cold day across it will also a cold day across the south—east, although winds will than recently will be lighter than recently and be a deal of and they'll be a good deal of sunshine north wales might sunshine here. north wales might catch a but further catch a shower, but further south it will be dry with sunny spells and temperatures only reach eight celsius. 46 fahrenheit. towards the north—west of the midlands, there'll be chance of a rogue there'll be a chance of a rogue light shower, but the of light shower, but the rest of the will be set fair with the region

welcome to bev turner. today on gb news we've got a belting show for you this morning, so keep us switched on until 12. jeremy clarkson comic genius and maverick millionaire emailed the duke and duchess sussex duke and duchess of sussex christmas to apologise over christmas day to apologise over his column in the sun newspaper . but sussexes rejected his . but the sussexes rejected his apology. and now there's a media with headlines that amazon prime is set to cut ties with the presenter discuss. also, the uk government blocked the scottish gender build to make it easier for people to legally change genden for people to legally change gender, sparking a war between sturgeon and anthony will explain its role . in just a few explain its role. in just a few moments. we're going to be talking to former coffee shop owners plymouth, who had to close their business down due to fines incurred for breaches of lockdown restrictions. it will blow your mind. that's all coming up after a look at the latest news with tam

welcome to bev turner. perform an exclusive report from gb news and security editor mark white reveals authorities are anticipating more than 90,000 90,000 channel migrants will arrive britain this year. 2023, double the 46,000 that came in 2020 to we'll bring you his exclusive report with the former director of border force next. and i'll also be joined by tory grandee widdecombe and current conservative mp ashfield lee anderson to get their thoughts too. that'll be a good one. plus, breaking this morning, harry will sit down for an explosive interview with cbs anchor cooper in the us on sunday to promote his new book that's released week tomorrow. the memoir will reported savage harry's brother , prince william harry's brother, prince william in yet another round of attacks from the duke. is there nothing he won't do for money? also, britain , its first non—binary britain, its first non—binary priest , whatever next? bingo. priest, whatever next? bingo. alison bingo. alison, what a name says they were gui

welcome back to bev turner. thank you for joining welcome back to bev turner.where have you been? emma webb is here, uk director of the common sense society and former labour pow writes labour mp stephen pow writes retirement age raising rises to 68 by the end of the 2030s. that's about ten years away for you , isn't it? 68? the parts of you, isn't it? 68? the parts of my body considerably older than that. my body considerably older than that . what do you make of this that. what do you make of this story common sense? not in many ways. it's a reflection of reality, you know , the good book reality, you know, the good book says you've got three school years and ten. well, that means i'm or certainly past it. but the reality is people are working. and it's also a different i mean, one of the problems with the national health service, it was predicated people, you know, leaving 15, working leaving school at 15, working till was and dying till i was 65 and then dying when they're people are when they're 75. people are working partly because working longer, partly

this is bev turner today on gb news.you believe that the government's response to covid was overreach or didn't far , i'm sure that or didn't go far, i'm sure that we all agree lessons need we all agree that lessons need to learned for the next to be learned for the next pandemic . whenever pandemic. whenever the world health decide that health organisation decide that we event since spring we are in on event since spring 2020 were unprecedented and raised important questions about the individual versus the collective medical ethics, the impartiality of regulatory health bodies. and so on and so on. so to help us reflect on these huge issues , i'm delighted these huge issues, i'm delighted to be joined by the consultant virologist and lecturer at cambridge university, dr. chris, and in the studio with me, american physician dr. lindley and pathologist dr. ryan cole. so let me come to you first. here in the uk, the pandemic preparedness , it was years in preparedness, it was years in the making was torn up without any exp

welcome to bev turner. today on gb news. it's a brand new week, i'm sure there will be some good news this week. it's been a busy weekend. prime minister rishi sunak sacked the tory party chairman, zahawi after he chairman, dizzee zahawi after he breached ministerial code breached the ministerial code seven times. in your view, did he take action quick enough? we are expecting rishi sunak to face a q&a session any minute now about his nhs plans in county durham. he's going to be speaking. we're going to cross that as soon as it starts and the government is cracking down on who claim be on migrants who claim to be victims of trafficking. home secretary spent a brave woman says rules will allow says that new rules will allow ministers deport any foreign ministers to deport any foreign criminal. even if they claim to be victims of modern slavery. also today, big brother watch released a report. minister, the ministry of truth , a secret ministry of truth, a secret government unit spying on your truth. it is a truly shocking rep

this is bev. it's 1136. this is bev. 10th day it's1136. this is bev. 10th day on gb news.have been told to brace. brace for a tough year ahead as the uk struggles to handle inflation amid high energy prices. a shrinking workforce and a growing cost of living concern . growing cost of living concern. but how exactly did we get here? well, joining me in the studio now is the investor and author of ponzi, mitch firestein . good of ponzi, mitch firestein. good morning, mitch. i am yet to read your book and i very much looking forward to reading it. now wrote this ten years ago, but it's turned out to be oddly prophetic, hasn't it? why is that ? well, i prophetic, hasn't it? why is that? well, i think prophetic, hasn't it? why is that ? well, i think there are that? well, i think there are three real points of the book. was how we got into this mess economic. equity, what happens next and what you need to do to protect yourself and the reason why i wrote it is to what was going on in the world terms going on in the world in terms of economic policy and of global economic policy

welcome to bev turner. today on gb views . bev turner. today on gb views.oming up on the show this morning. on the day the nhs england release their plan form and statistics, i'm going to speak to leslie weekley, her husband tragically had a heart attack last week and it took us six calls to the ambulance service before the paramedics arrived at her home in wales and she very sadly lost him, which is tragic . but i him, which is tragic. but i think it brings home the human face of these these strikes, this industrial action . we're this industrial action. we're going to have also the two chart challenge. now, this is where we try to ask the big news stories of our time. and it's one the home secretary suella braverman should take a keen interest in if she's watching. two expert voices will join us with fact to back up their opposing opinions on the question. we want the answer to this morning is still the uk need more immigration and throughout my show my panel will give their take on the day's top stories. political commentator emma webb and leader of the

up next is bev hello there. bev turner. today hello there.ome to our latest broadcast from the met office. well, a change today . we've a band of rain .we've got a band of rain pushing across uk. pushing south across the uk. bright skies following still rather chilly, particularly across england . across the southern england. taking a look at the bigger picture. this is weather picture. this is that weather front bringing the rain front which is bringing the rain slowly its way slowly slipping its way southwards we through southwards as we go through the day. high pressure day. however, high pressure nearby weather nearby, meaning this weather front largely on the weak front is largely on the weak side and shouldn't cause any issues. a cloudy start, though, this morning. some mist this morning. still some mist and patches. first thing and fog patches. first thing freezing in places . this and fog patches. first thing freezing in places. this band of rain across northern ireland, southern scotland slowly slipping southwards as go slipping sout

coming it's bev turner today but before. that's a short . very good morning. welcome to bev turner.n gb news and a very happy new year for me. the kids are back at school. thank god the decorations are at least in boxes waiting to go back in the loft and we're revived and ready to go. our prime minister is launching us into 2023 with a bold and dynamic vision for the nation that everyone needs to study max. until 18. i'll let you know my thoughts on that and his ridiculous new year's speech ridiculous new year's eve speech at of the show. plus, at the top of the show. plus, a gb news exclusive . former

and i'm standing in for a lovely bev turner today on gb news.new year, but the same strikes are back again, aren't they. walkouts are taking place due to a brawl over pay and conditions. disruption is set to take place between today and saturday. i've

welcome to bev good morning. welcome to bev turner kenneth today on gb news.ner kenneth today on gb news. thank you forjoining me. coming thank you for joining me. coming up this hour, the level of planting and leaking from other members of the family means that in my mind they have written countless books . certainly countless books. certainly millions of words have been dedicated to trying to trust my wife and myself . prince harry wife and myself. prince harry has made more claims against the royal family in a series of interviews to promote his memoir, spare . speaking to itv, memoir, spare. speaking to itv, the duke of sussex alleged that the duke of sussex alleged that the royal family was complicit in the pain and suffering experi witnessed by his wife, meghan markle . we're going to be markle. we're going to be looking at everything that is said coming out. said in the coming out. elsewhere as rishi sunak reportedly considers a one off pay reportedly considers a one off pay ment to end nurses strikes, the nursing union, there is a of optimism that a de

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this is bev today on gb news.lots of your messages have been coming in about brexit. tim has said i would vote again to leave the eu and this time would tell them to leave with no deals. gregg says i again to leave the i would vote again to leave the corrupt without second corrupt eu without second thought. do not thought. and please do not talking country up not talking the country up and not down. oh, gregg, i'd love to if you could send me some good news. cannot to start news. i cannot wait to start talking. country . believe talking. the country. believe me, in this job, it's not easy at the moment. now we had the government the government announced the nhs plan yesterday and plan on the show yesterday and the . the plans basically the nhs. the plans basically involve up space in a&e involve freeing up space in a&e by ”p involve freeing up space in a&e by up to 50,000 elderly by treating up to 50,000 elderly and vulnerable patients in virtual at home, the virtual wards at home, the department of health and soc

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welcome to bev turner. today on gb news and a very happy new year for me. the kids are back at school. thank god the decorations are at least in boxes waiting to go back in the loft and we're revived and ready to go. our prime minister is launching us into 2023 with a bold and dynamic vision for the nation that everyone needs to study max. until 18. i'll let you know my thoughts on that and his ridiculous new year's speech ridiculous new year's eve speech at of the show. plus, at the top of the show. plus, a gb news exclusive . former gb news exclusive. former england sol campbell england defender sol campbell was all over the papers yesterday for launching a defence of work in effort to defence of his work in effort to win a gong in the new year's honours system. everyone wants to speak solve, but he chose to speak to solve, but he chose us going to join me us and he's going to join me before 11:00 to set the record straight on my papers panel. this morning, very straight this morning, two very straight talkers stephen talkers. ex labour mp stephen pound ,

very good morning this is gb news welcome back to bev turner today?w this morning? i've got liam halligan here in just a moment. three big economic stories , the launch of the world stories, the launch of the world economic forum in davos, but also good news about marks and spencers . house prices . and spencers. house prices. and isn't it a zero, a total scam? experts say that the price of reaching net zero will cost households at least double the amount estimates it and the government with you. so why then are they pushing ahead with ? its are they pushing ahead with? its ambitions will weigh the pros and cons the zero strategy and cons, the net zero strategy and cons, the net zero strategy and means for the pound and what it means for the pound in your pocket. my panellists ex essayist phil campion and author amy tickle will be back here to cover more of the day's news stories . and of course this show stories. and of course this show is much improved by your views. don't forget , we've got the don't forget, we've got the twitter poll going this mo

with me bev turner. i send all my best wishes to mark. i'm keeping your seat warm.got a stellar line—up of stories this evening. a guest for you tonight. want to miss tonight. you don't want to miss it rumours emerge, suggesting it as rumours emerge, suggesting that senior members the royal that senior members of the royal family sceptical

it was a popular vote was the public vote that bev that we that acknowledged bev in that we but havingtion that attract coverage. i think it did. i think it did because you know, right now people feel very strongly like, for example , you strongly like, for example, you know, is what you were just saying a moment. you know, there are women that have been victims and have still become incredibly strong. and s.o.s. to me, i think one of the strengths that we heard last night is whether it was a victimisation and maybe it was a victimisation and maybe it was a sexual accosting, but or it might have also been you know, there were women that had actually been, you know, migrants who had survived great, great struggles in order to become heads of their own corporation . and so i think the corporation. and so i think the idea that you don't have to choose between life may have created you and put you in a situation where you're victimised, but you can choose your strength in your path. and that's was celebrating . that's what i was celebrating. what did you make of think it what did you make

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up next, though is bev turner. today. very good morning.t tennis day on gb news tv and dab radio. so despite the west coming together to heap further military pressure on russian forces in ukraine, zelenskyy has said that he's not interested in sitting down and engaging in peace talks with putin, but

because up next, the prime minister will be speaking in newcastle for a prime minister connect event bev. we'll be covering that live . we'll be covering that live. from

i'll catch you again at 930 tomorrow for coming up next bev turner. today hello.ng to i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office it's a frosty start for northern scotland this morning, but elsewhere further wet and windy weather . it's wettest in the weather. it's wettest in the south again wales south—west seeing more persistent heavy rainfall because of these weather fronts which are bringing a large amounts of wet weather into south and the west. as we start off thursday that low bring some strengthening winds as well the north—west later but it's the rain that is the most concern for wales and south—west england as we start the day risk of further flooding because of the wet weather that we've seen recently, the most persistent does move persistent rain does move through. it's replaced by showers by the afternoon, but also brighter interludes . also some brighter interludes. the the winds also the strongest of the winds also begin ease, it stays begin ease, but it stays blustery as bumps into the cold air. meanwhile, across central scotland, expect some scotland,

but esther rantzen, bev, a legend . yeah, rantzen, bev, a legend. yeah, it's got cancer.ad asia is old and i know this is one of those sort of perennial well, it's part when someone so famous. yeah. well it's so much part of the fabric of our country it sort of is isn't it like that you dirty they're not famous anymore. they're in that differently . she says she's differently. she says she's optimistic about her treatment . optimistic about her treatment. well, so. i got to well, i hope so. i got to interview about five years ago. i got to interview her once on breakfast and it just breakfast show and it was just so cool for no other reason than i remember being a kid watching it telly yesterday. i on it on the telly yesterday. i on her show. no, i when i was about 20 and i said, i'm never married and who married, it and people who are married, it is i'm my best play is well, i'm my best man. play that. is well, i'm my best man. play that . and now keeping it light. that. and now keeping it light. let's take us through the financial times. josh so again, they're covering

but esther rantzen, bev, a legend . yeah, rantzen, bev, a legend. yeah, it's got cancer.ad asia is old and i know this is one of those sort of perennial well, it's part when someone so famous. yeah. well it's so much part of the fabric of our country it sort of is isn't it like that you dirty they're not famous anymore. they're in that differently . she says she's differently. she says she's optimistic about her treatment . optimistic about her treatment. well, so. i got to well, i hope so. i got to interview about five years ago. i got to interview her once on breakfast and it just breakfast show and it was just so cool for no other reason than i remember being a kid watching it telly yesterday. i on it on the telly yesterday. i on her show. no, i when i was about 20 and i said, i'm never married and who married, it and people who are married, it is i'm my best play is well, i'm my best man. play that. is well, i'm my best man. play that . and now keeping it light. that. and now keeping it light. let's take us through the financial times. josh so again, they're covering

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coming up, it's bev turner today. thanks for watching . very good morning. welcome.y on gb news, we have an exclusive gb news story this morning. quotes courtesy of white exposing drug

turner gb news that our own bev turner gb news is, was, was given an award last at these this at theonstrates that gb news absolutely people's absolutely is the people's channel. a channel. it was up. it was a popular vote the public vote popular vote was the public vote that acknowledged that we that acknowledged bev in that we but having said that man did the event get media attention that attract coverage. i think it did. i think it did because you know, right now people feel very strongly like, for example , you strongly like, for example, you know, is what you were just saying a moment. you know, there are women that have been victims and have still become incredibly strong. and s.o.s. to me, i think one of the strengths that we heard last night is whether it was a victimisation and maybe it was a victimisation and maybe it was a sexual accosting, but or it might have also been you know, there were women that had actually been, you know, migrants who had survived great, great struggles in order to become heads of their own corporation . and so i think the corporation. and so i t

but up next is bev turner. good evening to you bev. happy friday. what have you got for us?ey've let me on in the evening . great show, by the way. thank you. i've got lot coming you. right i've got a lot coming up for these two big up tonight for these two big speeches this week from rishi sunak we're sunak and keir starmer. we're going comparing them and going to be comparing them and how they kind of contrast with each in each other with someone in the red and someone in the blue corner. we be about prince harry. know viewers now harry. i know that viewers now probably turn the sound down again, but we have to discuss this. the most in crowd this. i have the most in crowd able psychotherapist coming into the brilliant and the studio. she's brilliant and she's going to us what she's going to tell us what might going on in harry's might be going on in harry's mind. got richard, mind. and then i've got richard, house, of reform house, leader of the reform party, in end, and party, coming in at the end, and i'm to grill him a little i'm going to grill him a little before the

. >> you think you may get primaried on the -- >> i got primaried last time and the time bev that.t it every time, being in a swing district, but i will tell you, even with the far right coming after me in the last primary, i won overwhelmingly, by nine points. when we had the general election, i flipped 40% of the democrat precincts and outperformed the former president in my district as well. so i found a way to try to represent all the voices. i can't represent one side or the other. >> you are on the oversight committee. we got news this morning that the fbi conducting this search, finding more classified documents. i know the helped of this committee wants to spend more time looking at this as well. should -- how do you think the oversight committee -- what roles should they play in this particular investigation, and can you separate the biden classified documents issue from the trump classified issue? >> they're very similar, and yet there are some differences. it's hard to say one or the other, because we haven't actually seen the classified information that they may have be