stand point, bev.that that war started ten ago with war started ten years ago with ukraine the when we all ukraine bombing the when we all ignored because ignored it because. >> it? >> which is it? >> which is it? >> mean, with the >> i mean, that is with the maidan uprising. >> completely ignored maidan uprising. >> they completely ignored maidan uprising. >> they letympletely ignored maidan uprising. >> they let the etely ignored maidan uprising. >> they let the russianiored maidan uprising. >> they let the russian people and they let the russian people be that area. and then be bombed in that area. and then he said he's gone he has he has said he's gone in. he has a view of a very sentimental view of russian . he a very russian history. he does a very sentimental, and he's never altered from what said. sentimental, and he's never alteisd from what said. sentimental, and he's never altei think�*n what said. sentimental, and he's never altei think this1at said. sentimental, and he's never altei think

bev. he's got very andrew and. bev.very good morning. >> welcome to britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce. well three mps, we don't know who they are , have we don't know who they are, have been protection . been given protection. >> chauffeur cars after >> chauffeur driven cars after concerns about their safety. >> right . both >> that's right. both conservative parties conservative and labour parties had security upgraded had their security upgraded after a risk assessment earlier this month. >> pro—palestinian protesters held demonstrations outside the conservative outside the home of the conservative mp tobias ellwood. and this was the jewish mp andrew percy in the house of commons. only last week . commons. only last week. >> for months i've been standing up here talking about the people on streets demanding death on our streets demanding death to , demanding jihad, to jews, demanding jihad, demanding intifadas as the police stand by and allow that to happen. last night, a genocidal call f

did bev pass the audition does? bev impartial? is bev, does? is bev impartial?d inclusion all using the phrase eddie all of it for recruitment is tick box. >> disney's inclusion standards then say that on screen represent representation characters on screen for 50% or more of regular and recurring characters must be from underrepresented tick box groups. >> yeah, that's a tick box. if you want to execute something properly. okay. in fact, let me. well, it's the same with creative leadership, same with like all the people who work there, want 50% are are there, they want 50% are are from underrepresented groups, guidelines . guidelines. >> but why does but where does that lead? where does that leave people who aren't in those underrepresented groups? >> it looks after all of us. and this is what this is. what i get annoyed when talk this is what this is. what i get annoyiedi, when talk this is what this is. what i get annoyiedi, we when talk this is what this is. what i get annoyiedi, we actwhen talk this is what this is. what i get annoyiedi, we act asen talk th

bev. on it hasn't she. yeah. bev.r own. >> about ten years ago, boots came miracle cream came out with this miracle cream that be rejuvenate. >> it didn't for you, >> and it didn't work for you, did it? right >> so her is called trinny london. >> have a pop, why don't you? >> have a pop, why don't you? >> she has her just you've >> she has her just cos you've got makeup, skin creams, >> brand of makeup, skin creams, anti products and she's anti ageing products and she's huge on social media. so she has a very impressive say no more instagram following . she has a instagram following. she has a very impressive social media is where she's made. social media is where she made her money. and let you think that let me tell you you think that we'd get young we'd managed to get young women and in this country to and girls in this country to think that what matters is what they what they say, rather than what they will like? not any will look like? uh, not any more. has wound more. social media has wound that back years, that

bev. back to andrew and. bev. >> morning.ritain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> well, coming up we'll be talking about the report talking about the big report that's into the that's coming out today into the police kill of wayne couzens he murdered raped murdered sarah everard and raped her. could her death have been prevented? we'll bring you the latest report happens. latest as that report happens. >> first, some breaking news latest as that report happens. >> you.first, some breaking news latest as that report happens. >> you. now,some breaking news latest as that report happens. >> you. now, thee breaking news latest as that report happens. >> you. now, the immigrationzws for you. now, the immigration statistics are out at the moment. and quarterly statistics relating to those which come to the uk and extend their stay temporarily or permanently . this temporarily or permanently. this is about gaining citizenship, applying for asylum and being detained or removed , as well as detained or remove

us thanks , bev. thanks, bev. >> it's 1030. thanks, bev. >> it's1030. headlines as the duke of sussex is due to learn whether he's won a high court challenge against the government over his personal security. prince harry launched legal action over the home office decision. he should receive a different level of protection when he visits the uk , his lawyers told the court . protection when he visits the uk , his lawyers told the court. he was singled out and his children wouldn't feel at home if they couldn't be kept safe. the government says his claim should be dismissed because his protection is considered on a case by case basis . mps facing case by case basis. mps facing threats to their safety will get extra security as part of a new £31 million government package. it follows growing concerns over mps being targeted by protesters in recent months. since the outbreak of the israel—hamas war, the home office said the package would be used to increase private sector security provisions, with all elected representatives to have a dedicated , named pol

bev. to andrew and. with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> there's more scandalous morning with a post office. ministers are looking at shutting branches shutting hundreds of branches across the which is terrible. >> banks are closing everywhere . >> banks are closing everywhere. cashpoint machines are closing everywhere. post offices. they are such an important part of a local community. they've got to stop this. yeah. local community. they've got to st0|remember. local community. they've got to st0|remember what's important >> remember what's important isn't people at the centre of every community. that's all that really matters is the people. that's it. >> you know, they're doing >> and you know, they're doing this cover the this under the cover of the great scandal the horizon. great scandal over the horizon. it thinking, thinking people won't are noticing won't notice. we are noticing ministers don't do it right. >> first, though, westminster at its worst, an embarr

now it's fast approaching thanks, bev. now it's fast appthis�*ning thanks, bev.ews britain's election channel pmqs live starts right now. the time is 1157 on wednesday the 7th of february. this is pmqs live on gb news with gloria de piero and christopher hope . de piero and christopher hope. >> in just one moment, rishi sunak, the prime minister and sir keir starmer, the labour leader , go head to head at their leader, go head to head at their weekly prime minister's questions. will our full coverage spit and cough coverage of every spit and cough of that moment up, and of that moment coming up, and we'll getting full we'll be getting our full reaction guests today, reaction from our guests today, cabinet minister esther mcvey and mp jon who is and labour mp jon cryer, who is chairman of the parliamentary labour party. >> we've got just couple of >> we've got just a couple of minutes before we go live to the house of commons, but jon cryer, you are the of shop you are the sort of shop steward. you're conduit steward. you're the conduit between labour mps between

bev it's back to andrew and. bev >> very good morning.o britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pearson. bev turner. >> well, the taurean people scully he stirred it up hasn't he. been accused racism he. he's been accused of racism after parts of after he says parts of birmingham london are no go birmingham and london are no go areas . while being questioned areas. while being questioned about islamophobia in about alleged islamophobia in the tory party. >> so he was being interviewed on the bbc after lee anderson said have got said that islamists have got control of london mayor sadiq khan and keir starmer this morning , the actor and comedian morning, the actor and comedian adil ray has branded mr scully as racist. but do you think at home that what paul scully said was racist ? or home that what paul scully said was racist? or has it all home that what paul scully said was racist ? or has it all been was racist? or has it all been blown out of all proportion? this issue , andrew, has gained this issue, andrew, has gained such momentu

bev andrew and. bev >> good morning.k you for joining us. >> so buckingham palace has confirmed the king is or is already having treatment for cancen already having treatment for cancer. it's unspec defied what the cancer is. he's postponing all public duties while that treatment continues . treatment continues. >> the king is said to be wholly positive about his treatment. that's the quote and looks forward public duties. >> the duke of sussex, >> and the duke of sussex, prince harry, is returning to united kingdom today. he's been spotted at airport in spotted already at an airport in la , but his wife, meghan markle , la, but his wife, meghan markle, is going to stay in the united states with the kids. >> so obviously this is a huge story. every news broadcast across the world was interrupted last night to bring this news. um i didn't feel shock as such. maybe i'm just a little too practical. >> 75 year old man is a 75 year old man. >> a 50% of people now get cancen >> a 50% of people now get cancer, so in that regard

bev very latest news with sam francis. bev and very latest news with sam francis . bev and andrew.rancis. bev and andrew. >> thank you very much. good morning. from the gb news room. it's just gone 930 leading the news this morning as we've been heanng news this morning as we've been hearing former office hearing former post office chairman henry staunton has accused the business secretary of making up astonishing claims. he of mischaracterising he says of mischaracterising ation. it comes after kemi badenoch accused him of spreading falsehoods as the dispute deepened this week after mr staunton claimed he was told to stall compensation payouts to victims of the post office scandal because of cost concern heading into the general election came . badenoch, though, election came. badenoch, though, denies those claims , saying it's denies those claims, saying it's a blatant attempt of revenge after the ex—boss was sacked . after the ex—boss was sacked. the government says it is committed to the post office victims compensation scheme , and victims compensation scheme, and they say the

bev andrew, with sam francis.k you very much and good morning from the gb newsroom. >> our top story at ten. rishi sunakisin >> our top story at ten. rishi sunak is in northern to sunak is in northern ireland to mark return of power sharing mark the return of power sharing at stormont. he's meeting with ministers including sinn fein's michelle who made michelle o'neill, who made history becoming the history by becoming the country's republican first country's first republican first minister, and rishi sunak is calling on northern ireland's politicians to now focus on delivering for families and businesses. he's insisting the £33 billion package offered by £3.3 billion package offered by westminster is more than enough . westminster is more than enough. but the newly formed executive has already written to the prime minister calling for urgent discussions on more long terme funding. earlier on, gb news northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris praised the leaders of the new power sharing government. i think th

now though, let's get more from bev and . andrew. bev and. andrew. >> very good morning to you.don't seem to be any closer to sending migrants off to rwanda, but italy have cracked it and we will tell you why. so stay with us for that in a little while. but first, is crime of control? crime out of control? >> is manhunt is underway >> this is a manhunt is underway after injured after nine people injured following suspected acid attack at acid attack in south london yesterday evening. >> that's right. a woman and her two children were among two young children were among those hurt, as well as three police were called police officers who were called to the scene. it just seems to be latest string of be the latest in a string of violent crimes getting over violent crimes all getting over what happened in nottingham, aren't living lawless >> are we living in lawless britain ? britain? >> well, james cleverly, a home secretary , admitted that rates secretary, admitted that rates for solving crimes were far too low. do you feel safe on the streets of britain? what would you like to se

platforms and potential ideas for our bev programs, no different than our elation ship with sadie'sds. tom: what's your game plan, ultimately? do you look to exit from aston in a couple of years once you have shored up this business? is that a potential scenario for you? >> one never says never, but i must say, i'm in the very beginning of this journey. you know i'm the majority owner privately of formula one. it was an incredible task and with great incitement, putting these two companies together. i believe the future is extremely bright. there is nothing more exciting happening in high-performance luxury automotive there when i put together putting these two great companies, putting aston martin back on the track and formula one coming out with these great new products. again, going from strength to strength from our sports cars to our hybrid program, it's our full bev program. lawrence intends to be here for many, many years. i just spent over 250 million pounds building a formula one factory, which is where we are sitting at the greatest state-of-the-art facility and formula on

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bev andrew and.ry gusty winds as well. both could cause some problems. both could cause some disruption . the rain falling disruption. the rain falling onto saturated ground may well cause some flooding and particularly gusts of particularly lively gusts of wind across the south coast, but extending up across the south—east when suddenly whipping up all of a sudden through the day could cause some damage . further north. damage. further north. it's generally of sunny spells, generally a day of sunny spells, but with more showers coming into and into western scotland and everywhere , a cooler feel now. everywhere, a cooler feel now. temperatures today pretty close to average for the end of february, but will feel a lot february, but it will feel a lot colder it has been so colder because it has been so mild . the wet windy weather mild. the wet and windy weather should scoot away from the south and we through this and east as we go through this evening sharply clear evening pretty sharply clear skies

battery electric vehicles, bevs and plug-in hybrid called phevs. >> as well as regular hybrid vehicles which don't require you to plug in anything. you go to the gas station like normal. the consumers are still -- >> a few things. >> it is a complicated scenario. >> it is compliccomplicated. i want to get down to the bottom line with battery electric vehicles. bank of america out with data yesterday. they said 2023 was the biggest year ever for battery electric vehicles. they said global sales spiked 30%. in the u.s., we out paced at 47% growth. europe with 33% growth. are these concerns that electric vehicle adoption is not happening overblown? are they not meeting expectation, but still moving at a good pace? >> they are growing at a strong pace. it was over 1 million units last year in the u.s. it will continue to move forward. the question has been how fast. some of the targets and social policy changes that we are looking for more share of the electric vehicles is 2030 targets. this transition from the internal combustion market to battery market will take time. there is still con

auto is leading at the top food and bev up 0.8% telco's down half a percent. health care also lagging down half a percent as well. >>> let me switch to the macro because we got some interesting commentary overnight ecb's board member has warned lower barring costs based on expectations of rate cuts, risk flaring up recent data shows the last mile may be the most difficult one on inflation while cautioning against any imminent change to the central bank's policy stance. >>> and it's not just ecb commentary loretta mester says the fed will start lowering rates as the economy moves forward as expected but declined to give a timeline mester said she's content where monetary policy stands and says it allows officials to gather more evidence as to whether the decline and inflation is sustainable. they're a voting member this year. >>> mixed bag after moderate gains yesterday. s&p basically seen around the flat line. dow slightly more positive and then the nasdaq down about one point as well. the billionaire investser believed investors have been too optimistic about

turner highlands, argyll and bev turner rain warning is in force. well on the leading edge of this for caithness and for the likes of caithness and sutherland. elsewhere, a reasonably with reasonably cloudy day with outbreaks mr outbreaks of drizzle. some mr murk could see some murk around, we could see some brighter across central brighter slots across central eastern generally eastern areas, but generally mild around ten 12 c. feeling a bit colder than that in those blustery winds. though it is finally into monday evening where we'll finally see that rain band push its way southwards, clearing off western scotland but eventually arriving into and into northern ireland and northern as well, northern england. as well, remaining reasonably cloudy, blustery to the south of that ten nine degrees celsius is the overnight lows, but something cooler in cooler and colder arriving in the touch of frost to the north. a touch of frost to start off tuesday morning here the north. a touch of frost to stanthroughouty morning here the north. a touch of frost to s

when you see bev, that means it's fully electric, no gas whatsoever. >> reporter: a good place to come and get educated. you cannot buy a car here, but you can come and ask all of those questions without the high pressure sales tactics and whatnot. you can also learn more about a lot of the incentives. so maybe you're thinking i want to be practical and buy a used car, but for some of these vehicles there's so many in dentives being offered that it might make sense to buy a new vehicle over a used vehicle, because you are getting cash from the manufacturers toward your ultimate deal. this is running all weekend long. and, by the way, you know i like a deal. kids are free, under 12, with the purchase of one adult. so come on out. >> we're going to have a new segment called kicking the tires with kris. >> they're, like, get that lady out of here. watch the paint. >> kris talked about matte finishes being the thing. my car often has a matte finish. [ laughter ] >>> don't wash your car just yet. mother nature will help you out a lot this weekend. we're going to see quite a bit of rain comi

we got this great nugget of consumer insight that while consumers love the coolers kept their bev withanges cold, i think -- beverages cold, i think all of us have had the example of the soggy sandwich, pulling out a ziploc bag filled with water. so we created a cooler called the ninja frost bowl that has a fridge-temperature dry drawier to you can put all a of your -- drawer, you can put your food and your sandwiches into a drawer that's kept it fridge temperature. so look for that product. and one other, liz, that i'll just throw at you is we just launched our shark flex freeze. it's the an indoor/outdoor fan. and, or you know, we recognize that consumers love spending time outdoors, but the temperature and the bugs, you know, really impacts them. this is an outdoor fan that can either be used corded or cordless. we can attach a mister attachment to ing that brings down the ambient temperature by 10 degrees -- liz: ooh. >> and, you know, it's quiet and high performance enough to also be used indoors. liz: can you pour vodka in there or a mojito, and it'll mist out -- never mind. [lau

bev completely . special on this.ul scully, the former minister, saying there are no go areas of london and birmingham. is he right pompey. some people will agree with him. >> we have someone in. but i'll tell this. tell you this. >> let just tell you about no >> let me just tell you about no go having grown up in go areas. having grown up in northern ireland, there was a phrase british phrase that the british government hated more than anything, is you can't go anything, which is you can't go in there. a no go. areas or in there. it's a no go. areas or there are no such things no there are no such things as no go areas in the united kingdom. what a lot of baloney. >> it wasn't true. >> it wasn't true. >> it wasn't true. >> i knew absolutely i could sit and they can point them out and they can name them. and they were they were republican and they were loyalists. but night after news comes after night, on the news comes secretary and of secretary of state. and of course, no such things course, there are no such things

it's a leap year bev.'s got his fingers crossed. and i say i wouldn't be very gallant and i'd say thank you, out. you, but no, thank settled out. >> been secretly waiting >> he's been secretly waiting for all time . for it all this time. >> god, would be front page >> god, it would be front page news was a yes. andrew. news if that was a yes. andrew. yeah. all the suppressed sexual tension. >> yeah, that's what it yeah. >> you're quite shocked my >> you're quite shocked to my partner . if you're watching >> and mine. if you're watching james, it's not going to happen. don't worry . um. right. what are don't worry. um. right. what are we talking about today? we've got this, wayne couzens report. >> big report. the independent report police got report into how the police got it wrong. all it so horribly wrong. all the red they were about this red flags they were about this terrible man who murdered sarah everard, murdered her everard, raped and murdered her three weekend. three years this weekend. amazing, ?

>> all in britain's >> it'll be all in britain's newsroom with andrew and bev. see tomorrow .ice. it's going to be a cold day in the far north, mild in the far south, and in between a weather front bringing a spell of heavy rain. certainly start for certainly a damp start for northern southern northern ireland. southern scotland . then the rain edges scotland. then the rain edges south into much of northern england, parts of wales, heavy and persistent for a time around the part of the day, and the middle part of the day, and it later across the it turns damp later across the midlands, wales and parts midlands, south wales and parts of as well . but we keep of norfolk, as well. but we keep the brighter skies further north. in fact, skies brighten for ireland for northern ireland and northern however, is northern england. however, it is going colder here with going to feel colder here with northerly bringing northerly winds bringing snow showers north and west of showers to the north and west of scotland. far south stays scotland. the far south stays dry ahead of the rain, but

next we'll be andrew bev we'll be back andrew and bev and we'll be back bright early from six. bright alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. another mild day across the south there is a band the south today. there is a band of rain tracking its way in, and it's going to turn quite breezy as well. that rain already into scotland and northern ireland will push will continue to push southwards, eventually we'll will continue to push soutsomeis, eventuallywe'll will continue to push soutsome rain eventually we'll will continue to push soutsome rain arrivingally we'll will continue to push soutsome rain arriving over/e'll see some rain arriving over northwest england of northwest england and parts of northwest england and parts of north west wales turns a bit north and west wales turns a bit brighter across scotland and northern this northern ireland for this afternoon, showers afternoon, but some showers will come northwest further come into the northwest further south, places just dry , south, most places just dry, fairly cloudy, a bit of brig

andrew pierce and bev turner will be here. what's in your program today? he stray too close to the political arena? bear in mind there's a commons vote there's a huge commons vote today caused all sorts today which has caused all sorts of already the of ructions already in the labour party and israel, the israeli has already israeli government has already accused nigel accused him of naivety and nigel farage, stick farage, saying he should stick to baftas departure to the baftas huge departure from grandmother would from what his grandmother would have done, of course, and maybe signals future signals a more political future for family. for the royal family. >> so we want to know from people where they think people at home where they think that's good or not. do that's a good idea or not. do you royal family to be you want our royal family to be wading in, particularly this wading in, particularly in this particular area of politics? i mean, he didn't pick an easy political issue. no. let's get augned political issue. no. let's get aligned that aligned wit

you stand on the doorstep and clap for our bev turner a thursday. that would turner on a thursday.nyway, seem to be working anyway, staying health theme staying with the health theme national day at the national sickie day at the guardian, though not, i guardian, paul, though not, i would add, at gb news towers . i would add, at gb news towers. i intend to work both my days this week you won't hear a word of complaint out of me. likewise likewise, it's national sickie day is ill health holding back the uk economy ? the guardian the uk economy? the guardian asked. well, the first monday, apparently of february , is the apparently of february, is the most popular day for employees to call in sick. now i have a solution to this. actually which is make everybody self—employed , is make everybody self—employed, because all the times i've been self—employed, i am much more reluctant to take a sick day . 27 reluctant to take a sick day. 27 years i've self—employed . i years i've been self—employed. i think i've had about three days. yeah, i've actually caved yeah, where i've actually cave

up next, it's andrew bev. first, andrew and bev. but first, here's forecast. eastwards across england and wales for the morning. turning increasingly patchy increasingly light and patchy so not across far not much at all across the far south—east of england by lunchtime, whereas the south—east of england by lunch and, whereas the south—east of england by lunch and west,eas the south—east of england by lunch and west, much the south—east of england by lunch and west, much brighter; north and west, much brighter skies down across all north and west, much brighter skies into down across all north and west, much brighter skies into the down across all north and west, much brighter skies into the afternoonyss all north and west, much brighter skies into the afternoon .s all north and west, much brighter skies into the afternoon . so .l parts into the afternoon. so a mixture of sunshine with some showers during course showers around during the course of . showers of the afternoon. the showers mainly reserved for the north—west here. quite blustery too, wherever you

up next, wonderful andrew next, the wonderful andrew and bev be good. >> hello.. it's a chilly start out there for many of us, but plenty of bright weather for the rest of today. although cloud and rain will linger across that will across the far south that will come go especially across come and go, especially across parts devon and cornwall parts of devon and cornwall through day, it's to through the day, it's going to be on and off rainfall. the cloud also extends up to around the m4, but north of that actually bright actually plenty of bright spells, cloud around spells, some patchy cloud around and sleet and snow and continued sleet and snow showers for the north and west of scotland. the two of of scotland. one of the two of these getting into parts of northern ireland as well. but actually the showers, actually away from the showers, feeling pleasant with feeling perfectly pleasant with temperatures of 7 to 8 celsius across central parts and light winds. although it will stay windy in the far north and northwest, that wind will continue to drive snow showe

bev turner. very good morning. >> we made it through january. now manhunt underway. who receives death threats. >> the justice minister, mike freer, says he's standing down at the next election. he's fed up. he's been targeted with a suspected attack his suspected arson attack at his office, and he's been wearing a staff jacket . he says it's staff jacket. he says it's because his pro—israel views. because of his pro—israel views. this comes as anti—semitic incidents have risen by 104% across the uk . across the uk. >> and don't we need more bobbies on the beat? the home secretary , james cleverly, has secretary, james cleverly, has set out his vision to get back to core policing . do you feel to core policing. do you feel safe on the streets of britain? what would like to be done ? what would you like to be done? >> alan bates he's the hero,

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner.amber, sunak transgender trouble should mps ever be prevented from expressing their views just because somebody might be upset at what they say and please protest powers , new and please protest powers, new laws at last a crackdown on dangerous disorder will allow the police to arrest protesters, wear face coverings and clamber over war memorials. >> about time two. or are they going too far ? going too far? >> and

. >> we've got andrew and bev coming up at 9:30, and we're looking forward to it.ng? >> how how's the show looking? >> how how's the show looking? >> a great guest >> well, we've got a great guest in first an hour. in the first half an hour. >> to brendan cox, >> we're talking to brendan cox, whose course, was whose wife, of course, was murdered by a right fanatic whose wife, of course, was m|2016.d by a right fanatic whose wife, of course, was m|2016.d by going ght fanatic whose wife, of course, was m|2016.d by going tot fanatic whose wife, of course, was m|2016.d by going to be natic in 2016. he's going to be talking about the talking to us about the revelation the weekend that talking to us about the reyleastyn the weekend that talking to us about the re least three :he weekend that talking to us about the re least three mps eekend that talking to us about the re least three mps now nd that talking to us about the re least three mps now are hat at least three mps now are having protection. women go having protection. women mps go into would you honestly it's >>

the biden administration wants 50% of the vehicles produced to be bev's by 2030, yes or no? >> yes my. >> what year is and now, sir? >> 2023. >> almost 2024. that gives us six years to meet this goal. all right. we are getting approximately up to $7500 for electric vehicles, correct? >> de facto, this is not a political statement. the united states government is subsidizing child slavery in the democratic republic of congo. i don't care what you say. we've got to get this back on shore and whatnot. that is not the case today. as we speak, there are children in the democratic republic of congo mining cobalt with their hands so that the biden administration can meet this unrealistic goal of 2030. that is a fact. that is a fact, sir. do you think it is a moral imperative that the united states government tried to event child slavery? >> yes, sir. >> even at the expense of your artificially created 20/30 goal to have 50% of all the vehicles produced in the united states of america be electric vehicles? >> sir, every mining industry has a spotty record. >> stop. >> including -- [

to gb news radio . to gb news radio. 1120 with britain's news de—man gb news with andrew pierce and bevatic pilot. this is pip tomson. delighted . she's tomson. i'm delighted. she's with too. with me too. >> right. eamonn with me too. >> yeah ght. eamonn with me too. >> yeah .ht. eamonn >> yeah. >> yeah. >> okay. uh, let's let's talk about king charles because we have heard this morning that he has returned to london for what is expected to be further treatment following his cancer diagnosis. is that a picture from this morning or is that a recent picture? pictures from this morning. oh, okay. well cameron walker, our royal correspondent , cameron walker, our royal correspondent, is cameron walker, our royal correspondent , is the cameron walker, our royal correspondent, is the man who knows he's in that royal limo. >> he wants to be seen. he absolutely wants to be seen. >> landed the >> so he landed in the buckingham palace back garden in a with queen camilla a helicopter with queen camilla earlier . they have earlier today. they have travelled the picture, pictures you've seen them yo

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you.retary. message from the home secretary. pro—palestine protesters, as he urges their urges them to stop their demonstrations and talking of security, more support for mps. >> the government's committed an extra £31 million to provide politicians with extra security measures, especially in their constituent houses and the houdayinn constituent houses and the holiday inn plot . holiday inn plot. >> in the heat of the tory islamist row, lee anderson had a secret meeting with reform uk leader richard tice. is he about to jump ship ? we're