bev thank you. rhiannon jones. bev thank you. >> good morning. it's 9.32. your top stories from the newsroom on the bank of england's expected to increase its interest rate for the 14th time in a row today . economists predict a 0.25 percentage point rise, increasing the base rate to 5.25. it would be the highest hike in interest rates for 15 years. as the bank continues its battle to control the rising cost of living, the increase today, we'd add yet more pressure on borrowers . this. the prime minister says the government's pay offer to doctors is fair and final . doctors is fair and final. writing in the daily express, rishi sunak says there'll be no more talks on this year's pay, calling the latest offer very generous . he called the calling the latest offer very generous. he called the nhs an institution the uk is rightly proud of and praised the health care staff across the country. mr sunak's urging doctors to call off their strikes . gp's in call off their strikes. gp's in england will be able to order a host of checks directly to help speed up the

bev to martin and. bev >> good morning. are expected to be housed on the bibby stockholm barge in the coming days, despite opposition from local groups. >> boats set accommodate >> the boats set to accommodate 500 seekers arrived 500 male asylum seekers arrived at portland harbour last month after being tugged there from falmouth . falmouth. >> it has been widely reported this the government this morning the government are drawing plan b if the drawing up a plan b if the rwanda policy falls through and the illegal migrants would be sent ascension island in sent to the ascension island in the ocean. sent to the ascension island in the okay, ocean. sent to the ascension island in the okay, let's:ean. sent to the ascension island in the okay, let's cross live now to >> okay, let's cross live now to dorset, and security dorset, our home, and security editor white is there. so, editor mark white is there. so, mark, what's the latest? rumours that the first guests, inmates call them what you like may be there today. any evidence

i think need to lend bev think you need to lend bev phillips turner your phillips bev turner your glassesggles. >> story for another time. >> story for another time. >> i don't believe that story because, in fact, dawn and i were talking about. we're going to that. to discuss that. >> we'll discuss that in the next that's about next section. that's about whether goggles make whether beer goggles do make other people attractive. apparently other people attractive. apparto tly other people attractive. apparto come this morning. this more to come this morning. this is don't go anywhere. >> temperature's rising. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good morning . my name weather on. gb news. >> good morning. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so to start wednesday, it's been a much brighter morning than it was yesterday with plenty of sunshine around. we already seen some we have already seen some showers across the north and west and elsewhere . we'll

bev, you want to diplomatic. bev, you want to bring.ll, i think i just i don't know. >> i say here and i listen to these sort of westminster centric stories and i kind of think for the general public, we are so tired of, as you say, prime ministers, just electing their mates to positions that they don't really know how to do them. >> and grant shapps mark is one of those names which is just he appears it's like he's always waiting in the wings for the job to come available. and then there it doesn't fill us there he is. it doesn't fill us with confidence , insecurity, with confidence, insecurity, home insecurity. >> matt >> and of course, matt white i think there's doubt he's seen >> and of course, matt white i thi a: there's doubt he's seen >> and of course, matt white i thi a jack'e's doubt he's seen >> and of course, matt white i thi a jack of. doubt he's seen >> and of course, matt white i thi a jack of all doubt he's seen >> and of course, matt white i thi a jack of all trades he's seen >> and of course, matt white i thi a jack of

bev yeah , okay.om reform , thank >> howard cox from reform, thank you for talking to us this morning . if you are just tuning morning. if you are just tuning in, andrew pierce is in the studio as always today. and i'm down here in bromley in kent on one of the main high streets of dartford is actually the high street. meteorologist street. i've got a meteorologist here, be very here, face you'll be very familiar with jim dale is with us. jim listening the us. jim you're listening to the conversation. you conversation. obviously, you couldn't hear what howard was saying couldn't hear what howard was say i'm couldn't hear what howard was sayi'm aware what couldn't hear what howard was say i'm aware what what couldn't hear what howard was sayi'm aware what what he's about. >> but you know how how it feels about this and how who about this and how people who are pro car feel feel about this . like to give us . would you like to give us the other side as to why we to other side as to why we need to take m

martin daubney and bev turner. i've transitioned . bev turner. last week. he's better now. but this was always due to be his week, so be his holiday week, so hopefully resting up hopefully he's resting up properly. he's had he was poorly last he's on last week and now he's on holiday, getting holiday, hopefully getting better. flies better. yeah, great. it flies by, doesn't it? when you said it's 1125, it's a it's a fast paced show. >> i love this show. >> i love this show. >> oh well, i do love you being here. >> i hope you're enjoying it at home. thank you forjoining us. home. thank you for joining us. now, american of now, the american takeover of emis, care software emis, a health care software group, has been unexpectedly cleared regulators . cleared by british regulators. the had the competition watchdog had previously that the £12 previously said that the £12 billion deal with united health could disadvantage the nhs. >> , the competition and >> yeah, the competition and markets authority ruled provisionally the provisionally that the comb

bev let's get back to emily and. bev >> good morning.or joining >> good morning. thank you very much forjoining me and emily this morning. we're going to read some of your emails now. you've been getting in touch this morning. said, how can this morning. john said, how can the migrant crossers the the migrant crossers fear the water when they cross the channel on dangerous boats? and stephen said, in my opinion, this government is useless every single tory mp should be deselected at the next election by the electorate the uk. by the electorate of the uk. maybe they will understand maybe then they will understand the people. maybe then they will understand the there e. maybe then they will understand the there is a huge amount of >> there is a huge amount of frustration every angle frustration in every angle really of what's going on. yes, those refusing to get on the barge, the lawyers who are working as activists, some say, and then the government just being seemingly incapable , bill, being seemingly incapable, bill, of stopping what's

good morning, bev. good morning you, bev.rrified in 2016 leon. i was horrified in 2016 when i believed left the when i believed we'd left the clutches eu, only to find clutches of the eu, only to find out that mps are covered their bases with that's exactly bases with laws. that's exactly the point. we were meant to take back control of our borders , of back control of our borders, of our fisheries and our laws and our fisheries and our laws and our money, think we failed our fisheries and our laws and ommultiple think we failed our fisheries and our laws and ommultiple counts. ink we failed on multiple counts. >> us know your thoughts >> let us know your thoughts this morning. vaiews@gbnews.com is address still is the email address and still to executive chair of to come, the executive chair of iceland , richard walker. he's iceland, richard walker. he's also this show. also a friend of this show. i like to think he's going to be in to talk about the in the studio to talk about the increased of branded increased price of bra

bev andrew and.old today, by the way . the way. >> by the way, i do not want to live that long. i know a lot of people rejoice to say we don't need to live much longer anyway, but 114, that's incredible . but 114, that's incredible. >> i would happily live to 114. do you know they might still me here talk . well, hug my kids. here talk. well, hug my kids. you get a telegram from the king at 100. >> make sure you get 110. should get another one because it's quite an achievement . quite an achievement. >> i presume you must guess something. think you something. i'd like to think you get year once you're something. i'd like to think you get don't year once you're something. i'd like to think you get don't you? year once you're something. i'd like to think you get don't you? from)nce you're something. i'd like to think you get don't you? from)nce queen. 100, don't you? from the queen. you go round for tea you should be. go round for tea by time 114. the king. >> now we've been talking about lucy letby be

bev worried about this. bev seems worried about this.ller or anyone. a danger to themselves why not themselves or others. why not use hannibal lecter trolley use the hannibal lecter trolley straitjacket and mask? >> he was a monster. she's monster. >> we seem to forget that a convicted criminal loses privileges and respect the moment are convicted. moment they are convicted. >> i still think could >> and i still think they could have her, you're not have said to her, you're not going into court, my dear. right. then you're never going to. you're having no visiting rights year. i'm very rights for a year. well i'm very happy with punishments, happy with stricter punishments, which live out the which they have to live out the term those punishments. term of those punishments. >> crazy when >> it drives me crazy when victor, criminals victor, and when criminals are put prison for ten years put into prison for ten years and serve six or something like that. i'm not okay with. right. so moving on now, the windsor framework, we're not talking

bev >> it's 1106. now it's back to tom and. bev >> it's1106. getting in touch this has said this morning. andy has said after years the after spending 22 years in the british army and completing eight tours . i british army and completing eight tours. i had eight operational tours. i had to the most unhygienic to live in the most unhygienic conditions ever. nobody cared about us. we just got on with it. see the problem it. i can't see the problem with the and pamela has the barges and pamela has written in talking about our exclusive liam halligan interview with the prime minister saying, listening to him, listening to sunak. >> hard to believe that >> it's hard to believe that he's been control for 13 he's been in control for 13 years. he like it's a years. he speaks like it's a complete that we've got complete shock that we've got migrants, suppose that is migrants, and i suppose that is a pertinent point. >> what said. >> that's what i said. he's talking as though he's talking about it as though he's detached whole detached from the whole ex

bev andrew and. bev >> good morning to you. government says it's monitoring closely the plane crash which apparently killed yevgeny prigozhin. he is, of course , the prigozhin. he is, of course, the wagner terrorist who dared to attack the authority of vladimir putin, the russian aviation authority confirmed his name was on the flight manifest . on the flight manifest. >> now, this comes, of course, exactly two months to the day after the wagner group chief's failed mutiny against putin. on june, the 23rd. and wagner unked june, the 23rd. and wagner linked telegram channels are reporting that the plane was shot down by russian surface to air missiles, but provided no evidence for the claim. >> well, let's talk to the former senior military intelligence officer, phil ingram. phil, morning. intelligence officer, phil ingram. phil, morning . you can ingram. phil, morning. you can never quite believe anything that comes out of the kremlin under vladimir putin. and while they say prigozhin's name was on they say prigozhin's name was

bev andrew and. bev >> good morning.thank you for joining us so the busy secretary kemi badenoch will fly to india today in an attempt finalise today in an attempt to finalise a multi—million new post a multi—million pound new post brexit trade deal. >> it would be great if it happens. the prime minister did tell course, when he was tell us of course, when he was bofis tell us of course, when he was boris johnson, it was to boris johnson, it was going to happen year. by diwali. happen last year. by diwali. however, dealing however, the issue of dealing with caused divisions with india has caused divisions with india has caused divisions with within the government. the home with within the government. the hon raised concerns that the with within the government. the hon r.may concerns that the with within the government. the hon r.may be 1cerns that the with within the government. the hon r.may be far'ns that the with within the government. the hon r.may be far more at the with within the government. the hon r.may be far mo

now let's get back to tom and bev with . tom and bev with. >> good morning.ood morning. it's1006 now. alcohol duty will see its biggest increase in 50 years from today. and hospitality chiefs warn that the £225 million rise could cripple the industry. >> yes , the changes will see >> yes, the changes will see drinks, tax according to their strength and the prime minister , rishi sunak, said that lowering duties on draught beers and ciders would reduce the price of a pint or to support pubs. lots of p's there. yes, it is the price of a pint to support pubs , said peter piper, support pubs, said peter piper, a former mep and environmental campaigner. >> stanley johnson joins us now. good morning, >> stanley johnson joins us now. good morning , stanley. good morning, stanley. >> well, good morning. >> well, good morning. >> what is your tipple of choice and will this affect you? were you upset by this or not? >> i imagine i was rather pleased that the prime minister said that draught beer would actually go down 11, 11, 11 per pint. well, that is something. and a

bev >> welcome to dewbs& co with me , bev turner. now joining me until seven this evening.anel writer and political commentator conor tomlinson and author, broadcaster and firefighter paul embery. i didn't know that about you, paul >> you didn't know that? >> you didn't know that? >> i didn't know you were firefighter. >> well, i'm shocked. >> well, i'm shocked. >> is that you? proper job, everybody. >> that's my real that's a real job. this is not my real job. trust me. so that's my. that's my day job. my real job. far more useful. yeah. i will say, you came out swinging. this is my hobby. well, no, but a lot of firefighters jobs. firefighters have two jobs. >> the kind of >> that's always the kind of stereotype in it. are you not? not many fires to put out. not that many fires to put out. so have second form of. so you have a second form of. >> that's true. the >> yeah, that's true. but the reason they do it is not because they're all greedy. the reason they're all greedy. the reason they is because they're they do it is because they're not paid very well their main not p

and john, _ speaking to a couple at bev and john, and — speaking to a couple at bev and john, and i_ long yolr'd be — john, and i asked john how long you'd be interested in women's football, — you'd be interested in women's football, and he said, iwas you'd be interested in women's football, and he said, i was never interested — football, and he said, i was never interested in women's football, and it was— interested in women's football, and it was his _ interested in women's football, and it was his wife who brought him. there _ it was his wife who brought him. there are — it was his wife who brought him. there are many stories of people who are not— there are many stories of people who are not interested in the game, but because _ are not interested in the game, but because of— are not interested in the game, but because of the momentum and popularity, and because of the atmosphere that this tournament has built, _ atmosphere that this tournament has built, and _ atmosphere that this tournament has built, and how connected is these teams _ built, and how connected is these teams ar

economics and speak with gb news economics and business editor liam halligan and gb news presenter bevsee you both are. good to see you both outdoors rather than in the studio though. so you're handing this petition in. we must make clear you're not actually meeting rishi sunak, but you are knocking on the door . well you knocking on the door. well you never know what might happen when gb news gets onto downing street . street. >> if we can see somebody, we will absolutely grab them. but it's a very important day for this channel. we're really representing what british representing what the british people need and want, but don't feel that they have a voice to be heard about the need to keep cash in our lives. there are about how many billion transactions every day, liam that don't use cash. >> they're across the year there are about 20 billion transactions about 30% of the transactions about 30% of the transactions in this country now are still used in cash, but it's fast diminishing. are still used in cash, but it's fast diminishing . and the fast diminishing. and the problem is that

. >> dom, good morning shares of ab-in-bev rising after the second quarter profit miss of 14% the sales have been falling since april over a social media marketing trcontroversy for the bud light products >>> apple says it wrapped up $10 billion in deposits for the high-yield savings accounts after launching with goldman sachs. this report is that goldman sachs is considering exiting the partnership with american express to take over. >>> and novo and lilly is facing lawsuits over ozempic and mounjaro a case from a 44-year-old woman who suffered severe vomiting after taking the drug. there are other clients with the same allegations novo said it is not aware of the lawsuit, but notes that gastro issues is a known risk for people with diabetes, dom. >>> thank you. more to come here on "worldwide exchange," and the one word investors have to know today, but first, fitch makes the case in the u.s. downgrade in the exclusive interview where jamie dimon is taking it with a grain of salt. >>> and keeping a hawkish tone we look to the bank of england as it is set to release the latest policy d

i think elm bev doesn't know who the core drinker was. my family quote out on trucks.w who their drinkers were. and i urge that company, elm bev, if they don't want that brand any longer, sell it back to the bush family. sell it to me. i will be the first in line to buy that brand back from you. we will make that brand great again. >> todd: that not that billy bush but the other billy bush. if he did buy back the brand would you pop open a bud light. >> jimmy: only thing save the brand. >> carley: i a&e agree. >> jimmy: bud light got great real men drank beer. nobody wants real men of genius. it's not the same brand. and i think if they leaned into their roots like stripped it down what the beatles are doing in the end. back out 58 bum got all the special effects out of the way we are just a rock band. they were the number one beer in the world. >> carley: offer is on the table. who knows, maybe they will want to sell off that sinking ship and he could turn it around. >> jimmy: stop it. >> todd: hire the coors light twins. will. >> jimmy: please clap. >> todd: "fox & f

stuart: anheuser-busch in bev is such a global conglomerate, the drop in sales of bud light in america affect the overall position that much. >> reporter: also if you look at year to date, bud light a be in bev doing well because they have so much of the market. stuart: the market has gone up. here's a headline. one state is cleaning up schools democrats used as labs for social experiments. ian prior wrote that, executive director of fight for schools. he joined me now. please tell me about virginia's retreat from woke in schools. what are you doing? >> this started under the previous administration. governor ralph northrom issued policies that require school districts to come up with their own policies that anybody can use any bathroom based on their gender identity, students had to refer to other students by their preferred pronouns and sports based on gender identity, parents didn't need to know when schools were helping transition socially these kids. governor youngken's department of education reversed that. now if you're a student, you have to use the bathroom that corresponds wi

but bev, thank you very much.n screens for the next i see you on monday. >> looks like things are heating up. boilers proud sponsors up. boxed boilers proud sponsors of on gb news. of weather on gb news. >> hi there . it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast dry and warmer weather is on the way for later next week. more on that in a moment. but for the time being, we've got the same old a lot of showers across eastern parts of country. drier parts of the country. drier towards west, but only ahead towards the west, but only ahead of weather system of the next weather system that's the that's moving in for the weekend, bringing another spell of and rain . of unseasonal wind and rain. now, that will bring some rain into northern through into northern ireland through the showers in the the evening. the showers in the east disappearing, but tending to continue across northeast england time. cloud cover england for a time. cloud cover increasing across the

they myself michelle dewberry nigel farage liam halligan and bev turner. we all went to personally deliver a letter chancellorjeremy all went to personally deliver a letter chancellor jeremy hunt letter to chancellor jeremy hunt on behalf of almost 300,000 of you who signed our don't kill cash campaign to protect your right to use cash. well, if you missed us, maybe you saw our giant inflatable piggy bank a little mascot to all of those who refused to be left behind. the race to erase physical tender by the way, when 91 people, 91 signatures away from hitting that 300,000 mark, i think we're going to do it tonight. i have faith in you, for gb news forward slash cat. get it signed, people get it signed and as the duke of sussex attempts to scrape back military support for his new invictus games , i will be asking, has games, i will be asking, has harry actually lost the support of veterans? they're kind of all he had left , aren't they? and he had left, aren't they? and finally, i will get my panel's reaction to the chess federation. it gets more exciting.

. >> the criminal case has been started bev me, it continues to expand. the founder and ceo of burisma started bringing in people, hunter biden was among them there is no doubt that burisma was engaged in illegal activities. >> we're learning more. will the president comment on any of these accusations not likely according to his campaign. >> hav president has said from the beginning he wanted an independent justice department, we have just that we're not commenting or focus on donald trump's legal problems. >> i'm sure they would love to focus on donald trump's legal problems, i love this notion, all it is about independence at the doj, this is same president, joe biden who said on national television his son had done wrongo nothing wrong. this interview that aired last night with brian kilmeade, the media is not treating it or any story, because they are rooting for the bidens, they have a rooting interest. the question, does this directly tie in to joe biden. now here is a second person alleging that joe biden got some sort of bribery payment, we don't

now britain's newsroom is coming at 930 bev newsroom is coming up at 930 bev turner and tom harwood are we did that in sync. that's very nice. that might be the only morning timing. right. morning that our timing. right. i to you guys on i was listening to you guys on the way in this morning. >> i hope we sounded good. you were so good. >> honestly, you doing such >> honestly, you were doing such a and i was sort of a great job, and i was sort of really grappling with this alcohol to whether it alcohol story as to whether it is or bad news. and is good or bad news. and i shared sort of frustration shared your sort of frustration actually, whether this is actually, as to whether this is going to help the consumer. but not the publican or help the publican, but not the home drinker . i publican, but not the home drinker. i still don't feel very clear on it. >> it seems like it's entirely what you drink if you're someone who exclusively drinks prosecco, it's for you. it's a good day for you. >> if you're someone >> however, if you're someone who enjoys a fortified wine, then bad day for yo

. >> gnaw, i think it's something we could have foreseen all of the things bev talked about.trej themselves without too much activity. >> you say almost insurmountable. that's a whole host that they've been -- that's a mind removal device. abrams tanks have been approved, they're not there yet. do you believe there's something that can go now? >> yes, in fact, we have the m-160 right here you pointed out earlier. there's an emphasize h 58 that is in ukraine, but not in sufficient numbers. in addition to that, of course, you look at things like the f-16 that's based on an optimistic assessment. the other one that there's discussion about is the attack-ms, a long-range missile that the u.s. has hesitated to send. what they really need is the ability to hit the russian forces in the years. all of the things their kind of attacking with drones right now, but they need to interdict their supply lines, international their command and control. the f-16 is another way to do it. >>> cedric lleyton, thank you so much. >>> next hour, officials in hawaii will have an update on the devast

we've got bev news presenters.a man a few dewberry and a man that a few people recognise there, people may recognise there, nigel farage, holding the petition towards number petition leading towards number 11. the petition, which is so close about 300,000 more, by close to about 300,000 more, by the way . interesting when you're the way. interesting when you're walking up there and you see all the you never quite the cameras, you never quite know face pull. it's know what face to pull. it's always a bit long. should always a bit long. what should i do? happy? i not do? shall we happy? should i not be and we are be anyway? and we are approaching at the moment approaching now at the moment where door where the number 11 door is knocked don't kill cash knocked on and i don't kill cash a campaign petition handed a campaign petition was handed in important moment. actually in an important moment. actually it's quick reminder for it's just a quick reminder for everybody about how important this 5 million adults still thi

food and bev down and real estate down 1.4% so pretty sizeable selling we're seeing this morning. >>> of course, it is the earnings season still. let's come down to call of names. hugo boss is down another 0.3% it raised its outlook on the back of a 20% jump the german luxury house said it's particularly strong in the asia-pacific region with asia and china growing by 56% another big mover to the downside, siemens. shares down 7.3% a pretty steep pullback. earnings per share came in at 53 cents while the german sherms adjusted ebit marriage down 4% the group did confirm its outlook for the fiscal year, but it wasn't enough to get things going. the cfo said he is confident the company can maintain growth throughout the rest of the year. >> the strong quarter grew again with more than 10% in antigen. like q2, we had to order -- the intake was the same level as the prior year, which was very, very strong we increased our back lot by exactly 1.11, and we are in general very satisfied with the growth and topline momentum we see in the market as well as the respective businesses. therefore,

yes, we will put up next, it's britain's newsroom with and bev. with tom and bev. >> good morning. dayewsroom today has got so much to talk about. we'll be covering migration. be covering migration. we'll be covering trump we'll be covering trump. we'll even be covering a little bit of scandal on little bit of a scandal on coronation street . stick with us coronation street. stick with us here on britain's newsroom . the here on britain's newsroom. the temperature is rising. >> boxt solar 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 persistent rain for many of us this morning and continuing in places this afternoon. heavy showers replacing the rain in some areas and all of this accompanied by a strong wind gusting around 50 to 60 miles an hour, around six posed southern and south western coast. that could cause some impacts, particularly if you're taking part in outdoor activities or camping, for example. the kinds of winds example. not the kinds of winds you'd expect early august. now,

more from andrew bev after this. the andrew and bev after this. news. >> good morning . my name on. gb news. >> good morning. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office . so to start wednesday, it's been a much brighter morning than it was yesterday, with plenty of sunshine around . we plenty of sunshine around. we have seen some showers have already seen some showers across the north and west and elsewhere. we'll start to see that cloud up, allowing that cloud bubbling up, allowing some to develop as we go some showers to develop as we go through the rest of this morning, though, we start morning, though, we will start to peter, out to see those showers, peter, out from west as into from the west as we head into this afternoon . temperatures this afternoon. temperatures today will be similar to what we saw yesterday. so highs may be into the low 20s, but still feeling pretty pleasant in that sunshine with those light winds now head through the rest now as we head through the rest o

they have told elm bev, anheuser-busch and bud light this is the wrong path.this coming for years. we stopped working with liberal woke companies starting back in 2009. and by 2014, we had, in fact, on our website, we started saying we only work with conservative brands because we saw where this was going and we saw it as a loser back in 2009. i don't see how they get out of this. >> steve: and i understand you told one of our producers yesterday in the preinterview that you said it's also interesting to note how many companies now are cutting their dei, diversity equity and inclusion given what happened to imbev, bud light it's interesting. seeing one of the first casualties of the new economy. the bidenomics are these diversity, equity and inclusion. we call them the dead heads. ded. diversity equity and drop off the inclusion. we call them dead heads because everything that they touch trump says it best, i think, well, it turns to crap. and that's what we are seeing here. think about this. it cost anheuser-busch cost imbev $27 million in market cap and $400

i with bev ceded our -- but we've ceded control back to opec +, and now we're producing more than 2 milliondent as it was under trump. the energy department saying, it projects production's going to go up, but we're not there yet. >> right. and, you know, look, we all understand that energy independence is necessary for our national security. just like pharmaceutical independence, just like food independence. all of those are necessary for our national security. we all understand that. and we should be subscribing to an all of the above type energy strategy. i'm very proud, by the way, of the state of georgia. we just a couple weeks ago, we started up the first nuclear reactor in this country in over 30 years. we -- reactor number three is going to be able to provide power for over 500,000 families' homes in this state. started up, and reactor four will be coming up in the first quarter of next year as well. that's good clean, reliable energy. that's one of the reasons why the state of georgia is attracting so many businesses and doing so well in attracting them, is that we have a reliable

. >> up next, it's britain's ne]here's. and bev. >> here's martin and bev. >> here's martin and bev.. we're making it work, we've got very work, right? we've got a very busy through. a lot busy show to get through. a lot of migration the menu. of migration again on the menu. >> as it emerges, 20% of >> yeah, as it emerges, 20% of french police are holiday french police are on holiday dunng french police are on holiday during busiest time for during the busiest time for illegal crossings. during the busiest time for illewhy rossings. during the busiest time for illewhy ros�*earth are we sending >> why on earth are we sending £500 million france? £500 million to france? >> also we're going to have >> and also we're going to have movie winning movie movie star award winning movie producer marco robinson, sir marco talking about his marco robinson talking about his projects. he's sleeping out in davos. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar are proud sponsors of weather on gb news hello >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest news. weat

now liam and bev, you're you're going to hop across the river in not too long.ho've signed it. we are edging liam towards that 300,000 signatures, which is phenomenal i >> -- >> and i m >> and i think everybody has a different reason. >> don't they, for thinking that we need to retain cash . for me, we need to retain cash. for me, it's very much about having the freedom to transact without somebody always knowing what you're doing , whether that is a you're doing, whether that is a corporation whetherthat you're doing, whether that is a corporation whether that is corporation or whether that is the i think lose the government. i think we lose that peril. how that freedom our peril. how about ? about you? >> freedom issues are >> those freedom issues are really . we know the really important. we know the big companies to big tech companies like to monitor all spending when we monitor all our spending when we do online, then sell do it online, they can then sell that behaviour here, if you that our behaviour here, if you like, the patterns what we do like, the pat

they myself michelle dewberry nigel farage liam halligan and bev turner.y deliver a letter chancellor jeremy hunt letter to chancellor jeremy hunt on behalf of almost 300,000 of you who signed our don't kill cash campaign to protect your right to use cash. well, if you missed us, maybe you saw our giant inflatable piggy bank a little mascot to all of those who refused to be left behind. the race to erase physical tender by the way, when 91 people, 91 signatures away from hitting that 300,000 mark, i think we're going to do it tonight. i have faith in you, for gb news forward slash cat. get it signed, people get it signed and as

but bev, where are you and why ? why morning, all. and why?y, one of the 32 london boroughs thatis one of the 32 london boroughs that is subjected to the ulez charges. today, the uk and london becomes the largest car tariff zone in the world, which sadiq khan will no doubt think is cause for celebration. apologies for the noise. we've got some reversing vehicles . got some reversing vehicles. then we're just going to walk a little bit while i talk to you and tell you what's coming up this morning. we're going to be talking to howard cox of course, he fairfueluk for many years he ran fairfueluk for many years and wants your london and wants to be your london mayor his reaction today. mayor to see his reaction today. but also here in i'm but also here in bromley, i'm going talking to local going to be talking to local shopkeepers business shopkeepers to local business owners, that has owners, to one guy that has a tree who's whose vehicle tree surgeon who's whose vehicle is compliant. and is no longer ulez compliant. and to what it means to find

up next, it's britain's newsroom and here's bev turner. bev, what's on the menu?ll. you are get well. andrew, if you are watching home so you are very watching at home so you are very kindly doing double shift and kindly doing a double shift and you're going see me through you're to going see me through until midday today. pleasure. well, first well, apparently the first people arriving at the people will be arriving at the bibby stockholm while we're on the telly. they're being given goodie as a line to goodie bags as a phone line to call and frankly, a very warm welcome. we're going to be discussing whether that is what we want. >> it's going to >> well, it's going to be a packed show. you're going to need and need your coffee. yeah. and you're to weather you're going to need a weather forecast. that's coming up next forecast. that's coming up next for you. thank you. >> temperature's rising. >> the temperature's rising. boxt proud sponsors of boxt solar pro proud sponsors of weather on gb news. good morning. >> my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest

but up next, it's britain's newsroom with martin and bev.erly have to retake their driving tests ? and also, we're driving tests? and also, we're going to have mark white on the black for delivery drivers. >> yeah, and as rishi stop the boat campaign capsize, we'll be asking the tories finally asking have the tories finally lost control of our borders? plus, as a new poll says, 46% wants new brexit referendum wants a new brexit referendum within a decade, will put both of those to mark francois of those things to mark francois mp in the studio. but first, here's your weather . here's your weather. >> the temperatures rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. >> it's a less wet day, a less gloomy day compared with yesterday, but still some heavy showers out there, albeit interspersed spells, interspersed by bright spells, some sunshine this morning across east anglia and th

me and bev, who be here a who will be here in just a moment.est rate decision from the today that the bank of england today that will all us here in will affect all of us here in britain, also the breaking britain, but also the breaking news the prime minister's news that the prime minister's personal home has just been targeted by green activists. what's going on? find out all after the weather . after the weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there and greg dewhurst. and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . a brighter day overall. there will still be some heavy showers around, but with some sunny spells. just feel spells. it should just feel a touch warmer than it has done of late this morning. the best of the sunshine across central southern parts, but generally quite cloudy picture, a quite a cloudy picture, a northerly bringing some northerly breeze bringing some patchy rain across patchy showery rain across northern and western areas. and

britain's newsroom is coming up 9:30 andrew and bev will have lots to say about that. sure lots to saymore of these song lyrics . yeah, we're to be lyrics. yeah, we're going to be talking lucy letby, the talking about lucy letby, the fallout and the repercussions from the sentencing from the trial, the sentencing yesterday. we're going to be talking neonatal nurse talking to a neonatal nurse about culture within the nhs about the culture within the nhs hospitals and how difficult it can you do suspect can be if you do suspect somebody mis misdoings and somebody of mis misdoings and what you can do about it, and a forensic psychology test and also a manchester united story, which course, amy we'll be which of course, amy we'll be interested fair that interested in is it fair that mason greenwood has lost job interested in is it fair that mtmanchesterood has lost job interested in is it fair that mtmanchester united; lost job interested in is it fair that mtmanchester united after job at manchester united after a backlash from women campaign perception thing? >> he did? he did nothing wr

christine michelle dewberry bev turner and liam halligan what a group marched on downing street earlier they? actually, to deliver our petition jeremy petition to chants that jeremy hunts door at number 11. of hunts door at number 11. as of tonight , hunts door at number 11. as of tonight, more than 300,000 of you have backed our rallying cry for cash to be protected and kept as legal tender until 2050. see a move that would maintain not only its convenience, but also protect the financial privacy of millions of brits from big brothers prying eyes. the government has responded in the last few minutes by announcing new legislation that ensures people and businesses will be no more than three miles away from being able to withdraw cash from either shops or atms. city minister andrew griffith hailed gb news campaign and said this . this. >> this is important. it's here to stay for the long term. >> many people, the elderly , the >> many people, the elderly, the vulnerable, particularly rural communities, do depend on that access to cash . access to cash. >> and if we want our shops to cont

christine michelle dewberry bev turner and liam halligan what a group marched on downing street earlier they? actually, to deliver our petition jeremy petition to chants that jeremy hunts door at number 11. of hunts door at number 11. as of tonight , hunts door at number 11. as of tonight, more than 300,000 of you have backed our rallying cry for cash to be protected and kept as legal tender until 2050. see a move that would maintain not only its convenience, but also protect the financial privacy of millions of brits from big brothers prying eyes. the government has responded in the last few minutes by announcing new legislation that ensures people and businesses will be no more than three miles away from being able to withdraw cash from either shops or atms. city minister andrew griffith hailed gb news campaign and said this . this. >> this is important. it's here to stay for the long term. >> many people, the elderly , the >> many people, the elderly, the vulnerable, particularly rural communities, do depend on that access to cash . access to cash. >> and if we want our shops to cont

andrew and bev here this morning with you until 12:00. got richard tice in 12:00.hich would be massive if happens. in india, which would be massive if happermight be a little bit >> but we might be a little bit sceptical because we have been here were supposed to here before. we were supposed to sign if you sign one last year, if you recall, prime recall, when boris was prime minister. that minister. also that groundbreaking sister groundbreaking surgery, a sister giving her sister a womb , the giving her sister a womb, the womb transplant. >> everyone's celebrating this, but i think there's a bit of nuance to this story, and i'm not sure it's necessarily going to all positive for women to be all positive for women that i'm very briefly, was >> good morning. it's 930 on wednesday, the 23rd of august. this is britain's newsroom on 6b news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so taken for a ride . add the >> so taken for a ride. add the tiktok video showing a migrant grinning on his journey to the uk on a possible record day for channels crossings on the channel. we

with me bev turner and emily cover this morning. >> yes, firstly, i'm scared of water.t on the controversial this comes controversial barge. this comes as home secretary suella braverman launches a new task force to uncover what she's calling crooked lawyers . calling crooked lawyers. >> as reports surfaced that some are lodging false asylum claims for money. surely not an and bad news if you're reliant on the bus. >> according to labour figures, local bus routes are under threat. statistics show the number of routes have decreased by 50% just over the last decade . let us know if that impacts you . you. >> get involved with the show this morning, won't you? email us in the studio ?

i want to get the same group of nigel and bev and liam and patrick and dup's to come with me to the bankngland and get them to stop raising and even lower interest rates because, again, like killing cash, it's a very, very stupid idea. so, you know. well done to gb news and the giant piggy done to gb news and the giant piggy bank. we'll meet. we'll need to think of something similar to bring to the bank of england. but i think that this should be done for you know, all try to write all of the various idiotic things that this government has done or failed to do. it'sjust government has done or failed to do. it's just it's just such a great movement to see the five of them there and get your 300,000 signatures. it's brilliant. we need more of this to start putting things right. >> yeah. roger, it's been excellent . of course. here's the excellent. of course. here's the petition that was ostensibly set up to help protect small businesses that trade in cash. the elderly who prefer cash and oftentimes feel left behind by technological advances . technological advances. smartphones paying to d

well, i've spoken to kate and bev from lgb alliance, and they make the same point.ng to fend libellous claims fend off these libellous claims that are far right or that they are far right or fascist or all these ridiculous things. so you're getting the same in iceland? same thing in iceland? >> the same, yes. >> absolutely the same, yes. >> absolutely the same, yes. >> merely for standing up >> and merely for standing up for yeah, mainly for for gay rights. yeah, mainly for standing for gay rights and standing up for gay rights and actually, know, standing up actually, you know, standing up for gender non—conforming children that they are left in peace and actually, our main core message is that puberty is a basic human right. right? so you had this event, it was cancelled. the former prime minister stepped in. is that right? >> that's correct. >> that's correct. >> so what happened there? >> so what happened there? >> had rented the >> well, we had rented the national museum auditorium, but we've kept the location completely quiet because we understand how trans ac

well, i've spoken to kate and bev from lgb alliance, and they make the same point.o fend libellous claims fend off these libellous claims that are far right or that they are far right or fascist or all these ridiculous things. so you're getting the same in iceland? same thing in iceland? >> the same, yes. >> absolutely the same, yes. >> absolutely the same, yes. >> merely for standing up >> and merely for standing up for yeah, mainly for for gay rights. yeah, mainly for standing for gay rights and standing up for gay rights and actually, know, standing up actually, you know, standing up for gender non—conforming children that they are left in peace and actually, our main core message is that puberty is a basic human right. right? so you had this event, it was cancelled. the former prime minister stepped in. is that right? >> that's correct. >> that's correct. >> so what happened there? >> so what happened there? >> had rented the >> well, we had rented the national museum auditorium, but we've kept the location completely quiet because we understand how trans activi

. >> they did indeed top stars from gb news including liam halligan, nigel farage bev turner michellewberry and patrick christys delivered the message to the chancellor's residence , urging the government residence, urging the government to legislate to protect the free use of physical cash as more and more establishments go completely cashless. and in the last hours action has been last few hours action has been taken, has indeed and in a gb news exclusive, we found that 25,000 migrants have crossed the engush 25,000 migrants have crossed the english channel since rishi sunak took office just nine months ago. >> let's get the very latest on these with our new political edhon these with our new political editor, chris hope, live from downing street . downing street. >> chris, let's start off with this migrant story because it is fairly astonishing. rishi sunak only took office nine months ago. why are the numbers so large ? large? >> well, numbers are large because the government hasn't yet controlled the border . the yet controlled the border. the stop the stop the crossings across t

and exactly the same happen with bev and others. they do not speak about it.you know, prison mates or whatever. they just never discuss it again. it's not spoken about. and the only closure these poor families are going to get, if there is some sort of an inquiry into how on earth we ended up with seven consultants apologising to her or of her about her behaviour, and they accused her of something wrongly. so that's the only closure they're going to get, not from her, just from a really thorough investigation into how on earth she was allowed to continue working and utter , utter horror. utter, utter horror. >> so a show . jo hemmings >> so a show. jo hemmings behavioural psychology , thank behavioural psychology, thank you so much forjoining us this afternoon, even though it's an incredibly difficult subject to talk about now, we do move on. it's time for this week's politics spotlight, which does have at least a fun element to it . deputy leader of the labour it. deputy leader of the labour party, angela rayner, has been very open about her lifestyle choices

we've been handing in a petition yesterday i was on downing street with nigel farage, liam halligan beved a motley crew and we descended downing street descended on on downing street and we handed a petition with 300,000 signatures it. since 300,000 signatures on it. since then, there's been some action actually, i'm reading actually, because i'm reading here the public and here about give the public and businesses cash access within within a three mile radius of wherever you are. so we have got some action out of this campaign. why is that important? why is the campaign so important ? >> well, 7 >> well, patrick, you've got a lot of action and all of those , lot of action and all of those, whether my parliamentary colleagues or campaigners in the press and media who rightly are concerned about protecting our access to cash should feel very encouraged by the action that we've taken both yesterday i announced new policies that will put some real flesh on the bones of what parliament back in july mandated , which is everybody mandated, which is everybody should have reasonable access to c