bev, this is a proper there. bev, this is a proper yacht. there. bev, this is a proper yacht . yacht. so we often think of super yachts. we think of these big vulgar vessels that are owned often by russian billionaires. and they're not yachts at all. they're motorised. this of course, it will have a motor on board, but it's designed as a sailing yacht with those sleek lines, those tall masts to be able to catch the wind and of course, people pay the wind and of course, people pay many hundreds of thousands of pounds to get on these yachts to and enjoy the holiday of a lifetime . so without a doubt, lifetime. so without a doubt, the people on board this yacht will have been able to afford a very lavish trip on this particular boat and on this particular boat and on this particular yacht , but we don't particular yacht, but we don't know who actually owns it . know who actually owns it. whether people just apparently the yacht itself has been advertised on these super yacht magazines as being for rent. so you would then imagine it stands to reason that it's not the owners of the

>> we are coordinated , bev. >> we are coordinated, bev. >> we are coordinated, bev. >> just slightlyng we're going to have more on the super yacht that sunk yesterday off the coast of sicily. keep your thoughts coming to in us this morning about everything. do you think that sir keir starmer is going to turn the uk into a green superpower? my understanding of this is that it's going to take decades. >> you know, i don't understand it. >> literally decades. >> literally decades. >> i do not understand it. it's like, oh, you know, it's the gb superpower. and it's like it's you know, we're all going to be involved and it's like it's funded by private money. how is that us when it's funded by private money. it's just but this is a great message. keep your messages coming in, by the way. gbnews.com/yoursay. this is from padraig. good morning. who? we're talking about racist buildings. you know, the libraries are racist. evidently. now, don't go in one today, folks, but padraig says there is only one racist building in this country and that is the houses of westminster. racist against the

bev and andrew. £9000 to replace your car, van or minibus, the scrappage scheme is ending on the 7th of september. so it's really crucial that poorer people who still have polluting cars know they can get the to money replace that car with with an equivalent second hand car that is clean, and they will not have to pay the charges. >> this isn't really about health though, is it? this is about control of the population, particularly in london. we know that obviously this has been you have ulez in lots of cities across the country now, but this is just about making money out of people wanting to go about their business and live their lives. >> well, if it was a money making measure, bev, then why? why would the mayor be paying people to get rid of their car polluting cars so they don't have to pay the fine? it is actually designed to reduce the number of people paying fines. while we're trying to do is to is a carrot and stick. if you wish to choose to retain a polluting vehicle, you have to pay a poll

unless you play bev turner. of course . bev turner. of course. >> right?. >> a man has been charged with attempted murder after a mother was stabbed in front of her child at notting hill carnival over the weekend. we'll be live outside westminster magistrates court, and we're also going to be marking a bit of a milestone. >> the 20th thousandth migrant will have crossed the english channel by the end of the day. since the beginning of this yean since the beginning of this year, we'll be live in the studio on that one with mark white. stay with us. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. through the rest of the day it will feel very warm across eastern areas and some central areas of england. sunny spells for many of us, but a risk of some quite heavy showers where we see this weather front pushin where we see this weather front push in across parts of scotland. northern england, wales, southwest a

bev. thank you very much.entrepreneur mike lynch has been confirmed as among the dead after a superyacht sank off the coast of sicily. this week. that, coming from the italian coast guard this morning, the search has resumed for the remaining person missing after the luxury yacht sank on monday. the fifth out of six bodies in total was was recovered from the wreck and brought to shore this morning as rescue efforts are continuing into a fourth day. now, the italian coastguard has confirmed that the sixth and final person yet to be found is a woman. six people, including mike lynch's 18 year old daughter hannah, were unaccounted for after the vessel sankin unaccounted for after the vessel sank in the early hours of the morning. the identities of the other recovered bodies have reportedly been confirmed. this morning by authorities . the morning by authorities. the government has released their quarterly migration stats. legal migration is down whilst illegal immigration remains steady . one immigration remains

here she is. >> bev. thank you.side downing street last week as officers launched raids in london this morning, police scoured thousands of hours of footage from body worn video , footage from body worn video, cctv and social media to identify those responsible for fuelling and committing violent behaviour. thousands of counter—protesters rallied in cities and towns across england yesterday after a week of disorder. several arrests were made in croydon last night, however, gatherings that took place in north london, bristol and newcastle were largely peaceful, with counter—protesters chanting refugees are welcome here. police had been braced for further violence, with thousands of officers deployed and more than 100 events anticipated . than 100 events anticipated. metropolitan police chief sir mark rowley has praised police forces across the country for how they dealt with last night's unrest. >> it was a massive policing operation. i'm really pleased with how it went and we put thousands of officers on the streets

bev. up to 90, it's like you go online, they send a code to your phone. pensioners aren't up to date with that technology . they just with that technology. they just give up in the end. and they're also the generation that don't complain. yeah, absolutely. >> no it's not right. and this ethos towards go online and see what you can claim, see what you can get from the state. it's really not easy. no. right. up next we're going to reveal how much this pig weighs. it is called a babirusa is the breed of pig. apparently it's found in the indonesian islands, but not today. it's at whipsnade zoo and we're going to be there in just a moment. send your guesses. this is britain's newsroom gb news. right. it's weigh in. day at whipsnade zoo . what do you mean whipsnade zoo. what do you mean you don't know what i'm talking about? everybody knows it's the day of the year when they have to weigh all the animals to see how healthy they are. will hollis is there and will, we've been asking our viewers an

andrew and bev it's been there for just one month., the staff, even the politicians are learning their trade very quickly in real time. but frankly, they've been they've been rehearsing for this for 14 years. yeah. waiting to see them really talk to argue properly. >> all right. thank you chris. we'll talk to you later. and just a reminder we're going to be live in birmingham to see the scenes the morning after. but let's speak now to political commentator matthew stadlen. good morning matthew. to good see you, chris talking there about the disappointment that labour won't come on this channel at the moment to discuss these issues. what does that tell you about their willingness to have open, free and uncensored debates ? uncensored debates? >> i would support labour ministers coming on to gb news make their points, make their arguments, and call out the vicious violence that we've seen in recent days that has marred communities. and seriously damaged, great country's reputation overseas. i was shocked by some of that analysis by chri

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. so disorder in britain 6000 police officers are on standby as the nation braces itself for more than 30 protests later today. the prime minister says he's doing all that. he can to stop the unrest. >> you are likely to be dealt with within a week and that nobody but nobody should be involving themselves in this disorder . disorder. >> well, i and the two tier policing debate rages on is elon musk right.7 >> two tier care. the pressure is building . is building. >> and are you convinced .7 >> and are you convinced? because a new poll by yougov finds almost half of people think the prime minister's handung think the prime minister's handling of the disorder has been poor . been poor. >> and the southport stabbing inquest into the deaths of three young girls, elsie dot stancombe , young girls, elsie dot stancombe, alice dasilva aguiar and baby king, who were all stabbed at the taylor swift dance class, opens today . opens today. >> and in the olympics, team gb bagged two silvers and one

it's actually , as bev they say.ally costing, it's actually saving a lot of money. and but they do have money. and but they do have money to, hire a 40 grand a year climate change officer at erewash borough council because that climate change officer can make a massive difference to saving, saving the world. and all we're saying is conservative councillors and residents is please just cut the grass and do yourjob and stop this nonsense. >> paul, this is and i want our viewers as well to send us your pictures. this morning of your parkways, your common land, your pavements, which aren't mowed under the excuse of saving the planet because the effect paul on the local people is what? how doesit on the local people is what? how does it make you feel when your local park is looking like that? >> yeah, it's just makes me feel angry. to be honest with you. i run a youth club, i've been running a youth club for four and a half years, and i take the young people down. we played football, and every time the ball gets kicked an

with me , bev turner on gb news.ow listen to this figure. more than 18,000 have crossed the channel in small boats so far this year, after the biggest single day of arrivals under the new labour government. >> so this comes after two migrants died yesterday attempting the crossing to reach the uk in a small boat. we're joined now by gb news home and security editor mark white. mark, what's really struck me recently is that obviously in the run up to the election, the conservatives were getting hammered with these stats about the small boats every single day. and yet it seems that since labour have got in, the numbers haven't changed significantly. if anything, as we don't know specifically at the moment whether they've gone up or not. but they're getting a bit of a free ride. the press aren't mentioning them at all. >> well, i think understandably over the last couple of weeks, given the very significant events that unfolded across the country, you could be forgiven for not focusing on those coming across the channel

welcome back to dewbs& co with me , bev turner ben habib and me, bev turner ben habib and paul embry'sng a bit, but you know what? it's the end of a stressful week, isn't it? it's a friday night, so stick with us. so this again, this is a bit light hearted. the olympic breakdancer ray gun has called the backlash that she's received since competing in paris 2024 devastating. the 36 year old australian has been criticised and also slightly sort of laughed at following her performance in paris. let's remind ourselves. robert performance in paris. let's remind ourselves . robert jenrick performance in paris. let's remind ourselves. robert jenrick. andrew doyle. mark steyn. >> here we go . what . >> here we go. what. >> here we go. what. >> tire of watching it. celebrities, including fat boy slim have rushed to her defence. meanwhile, boxer imane khelif is suing the likes of elon musk and jk rowling for what she's describing as aggravated cyber harassment. both of these athletes, i use that term, you know, loosely, are basically complaining about the fact that they're getting hate online. p

bev turner.s it another cover up at the bbc? the broadcaster is at the bbc? the broadcaster is at the centre of controversy after they continued to pay the presenter, huw edwards, a fat salary after he was arrested on suspicion of serious offences. >> well, you all know he pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates court yesterday to three counts relating to images of children and admitted receiving 41 images on whatsapp, seven of the most serious kind involving children under age. >> in a statement, the bbc said he would have been sacked if he had been charged while still working for the corporation. well, former head of religion and ethics aqeel ahmed joins us now. former bbc head of religion and ethics. good morning, aqeel i guess the bbc's defences. you know, he was arrested . he hadn't know, he was arrested. he hadn't been charged. he hadn't been found guilty of anything . we had found guilty of anything. we had an obligation under employment law to keep him on the payroll. is there any case

bev turner on gb news. welcome back to. neil oliver live with me. bev turner this evening.the centre of the olympics. gender row has launched legal action against elon musk and j.k. rowling for alleged aggravated cyber harassment. imane khelif won gold in paris, of course, in the women's boxing, won gold in paris, of course, in the women's boxing , despite the women's boxing, despite allegedly having x y chromosomes , allegedly having x y chromosomes, which means that effectively they were born male and have some male physical traits. well, joining us now is discrimination lawyer robin moira white. good afternoon robin. good to see you. right. this was a huge controversy during the olympics because it was sort of obvious that imane khelif didn't look entirely, female born. let's say she is not transgender. she considers herself to be a woman. she was raised as a girl. so what do you make of the fact that she's now looking to take legal action against the likes of elon musk and j.k. rowling, and also donald trump, because onune and also donald trump, because online they made

good morning bev. scooted to off canada in 2020. they should be very concerned what they have to sell is their celebrity and their royal status, and they should be very careful about selling that celebrity too cheaply and to whom they're selling it, because within colombia, which is a beautiful country with wonderful people and much to recommend it, but it is also controversial. the cocaine cartels , pablo escobar cocaine cartels, pablo escobar and so on. and within the country there are people in opposition to the government who are saying that the government of gustavo petro will exploit his royal visitors for his own political ends. now, obviously, they're going there to do what they're going there to do what they think is good, to follow up they think is good, to follow up the causes they believe in, to spread goodwill and do lots of other good and fine things . but other good and fine things. but they should be very, very careful about the people around them. we don't know, of course, why their ch

soon. >> i have, so i'm andrew pierce here with dawn neesom in for bev turner.rner. the time is, what, 1038? we've got lots of texts and emails coming in and do keep them coming as well, because actually there are some very, very strong opinions out there. there really are lots, lots on the nottingham stabbings, maggie says how many more lessons does the establishment need? we just seem to have never ending inquiries and the recommendations are never implemented . implemented. >> that's the problem, isn't it? yeah. and this is kevin says many people have mental health issues . they don't have a desire issues. they don't have a desire to kill. it's not an isolated incident. and there are lots of you are worried. i mean, we tried when we were talking to the lady from rachel kelly. yeah to reassure people that, you know, it's not happening all the time, but it is worrying that they just let these mistakes happen. and we still don't know who was involved. no names have been named yet. you noticed that one? no. >> and on the migrant crossings, kevin says what starmer

and didn't realize the government's defense the actual bev bev made, or rather i'm suspicious that the police got shot or somebody to talk to our brothers and sisters big items below those who are alive. we are intentional completed. and we don't know when we are going to be picked up next week. don't know how or how much days are we going to be being booming industry? it seemed like we did like 10. that's something dining here that email's been, i'm sick of and people that bob issues believe that border. the, my mother, she, i me the different branch of all this, the idea of what do you, why you want me to prime it, does that, oh, you know, send to the student. this is not the marketing done on math of anymore. that's the national media. i think the national government is true for are the same or so has human idea. what you're describing is a, not most fear of violence, but also of a lot of fear. where do you see this protest movement going? now, i mean, you just described, students are being picked up randomly. some of the leaders of this movement have been detained. some are missing

and what's the main thing to realize the government depends on the actual bev. bev made, or rather they had the police back shop all the time to talk to our brothers and sisters because the items below those who are alive, we are intentionally completed. and we don't know when we are going to be picked up next week. don't know how or how much days we've done beeping or booming industry. it seemed like we did like 10 that we do the buying here stuff. you know, i'm, i'm sick of and people that bought this. she believed the, my mother, she, i me the different branch of all this to every one you want me think. oh, you know? yeah, i'm on the board in this is not simply because marketing donald method anymore. that's the national media. i think the national government be sure to save all or so have you been i think what you're describing is a not most fear of violence, but also of a lot of fear. where do you see this protest movement going now? i mean, you just described, students are being picked up randomly. some of the leaders of this movement have been detained. some are missing. where do

to match the box, and what's done to the box, and didn't realize the government's defense the actual bev. bev made, or rather i'm suspicious that they had the police got shot, or somebody to talk to our brothers and sisters because the items below those who are alive, we are intentionally completed. and we don't know when we are going to be picked up next week. don't know how or how much days are we going to be being booming industry? it seemed like we did like 10. that's some dining here. the email plan um 6 of the people that bob issues believe the board or the monologue she, i me the different branch of all this, the idea of what do you, why you want me think prime it does that i, you know, send to the student this is not simply because marketing done on math of anymore, that's the national media. i think the national government to be sure to save all or so. okay. as far as the has human id, what you're describing isn't that most fear of violence, but also of a lot of fear. where do you see this protest movement going? now, i mean, you just described, students are being picked up rand

dawn neesom in for bev turner. i'm nearly caught myself bev turner then. oh my lord, she'd have sued. she probably would, and rightly so. she's a gorgeous brunette. i'm neither of those things. >> now that boxer. so she is the most famous boxer. probably more famous than mike tyson. >> mike tyson by now. >> mike tyson by now. >> yeah, because she is now taking legal action alleging criminal cyber harassment. >> this is imani khalife. the algerian boxer who got gold medal in the recent olympics. and she has now read all the stuff you. if you've missed this, you've been living under some kind of rock , but obviously some kind of rock, but obviously all the fuss about whether this person is actually male or female. she was banned by one one boxing committee. she was . one boxing committee. she was. but the ioc, the olympics one said no, that's fine. her passport said she was a female. so she is therefore a female and can fight women in the ring. however, it does appear we don't know for sure because we haven't seen the medical records that she has x y chromos

bev nearby shah i want to bring you in here.e the cops the nieces and nephews were there to save your sister i'm so grateful as you can see i'm probably getting a little emotional. every time i think of it or brings me back i can't express how grateful i am that the kids were there with her first of all, because they both were so brave. and i love that my nephew dwight was able to take direction from his sister to go and flag down some help i'm glad it was on his heart to stop and assist. this could have been a totally different story. i'm so grateful. >> todd: we do stories about the bad in people. this is a story about the good of a lot of people. your sister still in the icu. getting better by the day. if our viewers would like to help the family set up a go fund me for support for recovery. this has to be tough for the kids. 10 seconds to you, b bev indonea shah. >> the kids are doing good. the more the they see her they feel better. >> todd: amazing story. thank you to you both for being here. with that "fox & friends" begi

do you think it's going in the right way bev? lot of people weren't going in the right way bev? i do because a lot oto eople weren't going in the right way bev? i do because a lot oto openly/eren't should be able to openly criticise or make fun of anything, you know, within reason. okay, i accept there might be some reason, but everything should be fair game. i really don't know where we go with this. you can already see through the advert advertising campaign. this is going to protect that part of the community. there's nothing in the advertising campaign about misogyny or extreme misogyny, which is yet to be defined, by the way. and who's defining it could be a worry as well. >> well, i might add that. isn't labour guilty of extreme misogyny for their treatment of rosie duffield and the fact that keir starmer hasn't even met with her, hasn't even apologised. should they be sort of putting the microscope on themselves? >> they should. they should be, i think keir starmer and rachel reeves , any of them. jess reeves, any of them.

this is dawn neesom who's in for bev turner.to say our prime minister's first speech very very very angry reaction on here. i'm going to start with you. our . elaine. start with you. our. elaine. elaine, that was the one i was looking for. really good message. same old style in starmer. cannot answer a question without looking at answers written by the civil service. lots and lots of people agree with you , agree with you, >> it does look down the whole time, doesn't he? >> he does . he does really? look >> he does. he does really? look at his notes all the time. keith whitehouse, not my pm. mary says ihope whitehouse, not my pm. mary says i hope starmer hasn't gone to lunch thinking he's done a good job with his speech. and trudy says, i mean, he'sjust job with his speech. and trudy says, i mean, he's just prepping us for higher taxes, isn't he? he didn't mention any trouble at the notting hill carnival or the boat people. it's not, you know , boat people. it's not, you know, and having a go at the people that he should be talk

we're looking forward to it though. >> bev laughed. bev laughed.x. thank you. bye bye . bye bye. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. a change in the weather on monday. for many of us. still dry across far eastern parts, but there will be rain arriving from the west and it will be turning windy. rain arriving from the west and it will be turning windy . so the it will be turning windy. so the far southeast and eastern parts of england still quite a dry and bright start to the day, but it's going to be cloudy and turning steadily wetter and windier as we head through the rest of monday, particularly going to be turning quite windy through the irish sea gales arriving here through the afternoon, and we have a rain warning in force as well for parts of southwest scotland. under that cloud and rain, we're going to be seeing temperatures at best in the mid or high teens, but it will be still quite warm across southeast england heading throug

despite cosponsoring a bill that would require all new car sails to bev's or zero emissions by 2040, team kamala says it's a lie that harris backed eby mandates. it's not just electric cars, the word salad has a buffet of one eighties she made on the border wall, fracking and your private healthcare. >> by my plan by 2045 we will have basically zero emission vehicles only. 100 percent. >> there's no question i'm in favour of banning fracking. >> you support the medicare for all built it will totally eliminate private insurance. so for people out there who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it? >> let's move on. >> democrats elder cue ball james carville is worried she went too far in 2019 and will have a hard time walking it back >> your effective answer for 2019 which was not good. she needs it, overarching answers to place all of that in context. i think she will have one. at the number 1 thing that worries me. >> this is the problem jessica isn't it? perhaps if you are a democrat, why not just be the same person all the time. why adopt a different persona before an elect

bev turner. >> nice to be back. >> nice to be back. >> so prison panic.rk white has more. >> well, not just in prisons throughout the criminal justice system. there is a deep crisis as the government moves towards the emergency measure of releasing thousands of criminals back onto the streets . back onto the streets. >> starmer's brexit reset the prime minister is in germany this

bev and andrew, they're raring to go.room. we've got that coming up just in about 13 minutes time or so. andrew and bev, as per usual on duty to go. and it's a strange time, isn't it, these these riots, the fact the time of the year, they're happening again. so predictable. and although these awful people, they're called thugs by everybody , there may be a point everybody, there may be a point deep down, but no one's going to listen to their message carrying on like this, though, i guess i would say. >> which side do you mean? because, the assumption being that this is all being driven by what keir starmer is called, the far right, a stupid, reductive phrase. you know, we've heard a 14 year old who's been that 14 year old is not a far right political activist. he wouldn't know what far right meant. there's so much boredom. there's so much, idleness. there's so much kind of lack of respect for the law, that it's just kind of a chaotic decay of social fabric. >> see, i don't understand about this country. there's a kid who

this is britain's newsroom with ben leo and dawn neesom in for the lovely andrew and bev.g a wonderful bank holiday out there, because it is indeed a bank holiday. monday and we have got a real treat for you now, because going through the papers for us today is writer, columnist and journalist emma woolf and former labour party adviser matthew laza as she in the studio. but absolutely our bank holiday with you dawn. thank you very much. i just got one little message to read out from allison. i've been corrected. i'm sorry. i would like to apologise sincerely for this. allison, we were talking about what you like in fish and chip shops. yes. and i said i was a little gherkin. allison says it's a big gherkin . oh, says it's a big gherkin. oh, okay. i just wanted. i just want it. yeah i just wanted to clarify. >> you're you're you're a saveloy and chips girl. are you? i just wanted to say saveloy on television. yeah. you did. i fulfilled a very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> from one walleye to another. oh matthew laza . oh matthew laza. >> i find my

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despite cosponsoring a bill that would require all new scar sales to bevs or serial emissions by 2040amala says it is an "ally" that harris back cv mandates. it's not just cars, the word salad steward, fracking, private health care, roll it, spend. >> my plan by 2025, we will have basically zero emission vehicles only. 100%. >> that will never get built. >> there is no question i am in favor of banning fracking peer. >> medicare for all built i believe will totally eliminate private insurance. so for people out there who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it? >> let's eliminate all of that. let's move on. >> greg: james carville is worried harris went too far to the left in 2019 and will have a hard time walking back. >> an effective dancer for 2019, which was not good. really moved to the left in the primaries. she needs her overarching answers to play solid. that's the number one thing that worries me. >> greg: this is the problem, jessica, isn't it? you know, perhaps, if you are a democrat, why not just be the same person all the time. why adopt a different persona before

this has to be tough for the kids. 10 seconds to you, b bev indonea shah. >> the kids are doing good. the more the they see her they feel better. >> todd: amazing story. thank you to you both for being here. with that "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast friday, all 16. >> "fox & friends." will is in good shape. kamala harris finally expected to roll out her vision for the economy this morning amid reports she wants to separate herself from bidenomics? but trump says her attempt at keeping costs down look like more like communism. >> it leads to food shortages. rationing, hunger. we called it maduro plan like something straight out of venezuela, the soviet union. >> ainsley: and five people charged after the defendant matthew perry, including two doctors. and a dealer known as ceted mean queen with the feds saying his live-in personal assistant actually injected him with the drug on the day of his death. >> will: plus, an alleged hack at background check company could have leaked billions of social security numbers. what you need to know to prote

do you think it's going in the right way bev?se a lot of people weren't on board at first. but then we had the cass review and that's kind of been a bit of a game changen kind of been a bit of a game changer. and now finally northern ireland, they've realised, you know, drugging kids who are overwhelmingly statistically autistic or gay or just confused, trying to drug them and sort of heterosexuals them and sort of heterosexuals them effectively isn't really a progressive thing. >> yeah. but i don't know. i mean, there's all this fuss about puberty blockers and should we give them to children? but i've been taking them since i was a little girl, and i'm absolutely fine. >> you are. >> you are. >> but no, i mean, it seems obvious. it's like one of those things. you don't need to be an expert. you don't need to do. you don't need to do a gender studies degree to work out or be a doctor to know that giving hormones and puberty blockers and drugs to confuse children is and drugs to confuse children is a terrible idea. and the only up

. >> bev all because google, the undisputed king of surge, just suffered a massive loss in federal court. yes. google just suffered a massive lost, you the company that was so big, it actually became a verb its search business. it is so large. the doj says that 90% of search is done through google now, of course, google disputes those numbers, but today the company was found to have violated antitrust law the judge ruling that google is a monopolist illegally crushing competition in search. so exactly what all this mean for you and i i've got the one and only kara swisher here with me tonight. she's a cnn contributor and author of burn book, kara. so good to see you. what the judge gave a lot of different options. there are a few that i mean, they had actually given the options yet, but there are things are on the table potential monetary fine, a breakup of the company maybe even forcing google to implement a choice screen that says, hey, there other search engine because available, what do you think is likely to happen it's not clear. >> there's give me a whole trial about that. what th

of course, this is a compressed race for the vice president, but that still means that vice bev, voters are looking for those additional so it'll details about these policies. she even a little glimpse of that during one of her stops on her bus tour today, take a listen i'm trying to this is one of my singular by is still invest and grow our small businesses. so what i'm going to be rolling out next week is basically attach that it for start for small businesses we're starting we still don't have all the details as to what that rollout is going to look like or what exactly it's going to include. but clearly, the economy is top of mind for this campaign because it's top of mind for voters and polls the vice president is often behind former president donald trump on this issue and immigration. so more to come on all of this. but of course, she will be hitting michigan and pennsylvania next week in addition to those debate preparations all right. >> we'll be looking to that. priscilla alvarez. thank you so much. and outfront now, lavora barnes, the chair of the michigan democratic party. t

bev wasn't pregnant. >> did i say that? did i say that? i think that came out of what implication?hat is interesting is both of you say, well, you know, obviously the numbers are quite high, but it's good for the economy. and this has been the argument that's been put, it's good for the economy because it means gdp growth. i think it was really interesting. in the last two years we've had record levels of net migration, 1.5 million legal net migration in the last two years under rishi's premiership. and yet in that period, we had six consecutive quarters of falling gdp per capita. yes. so the country, the country's economy getting bigger, but individually the country getting poorer. you're absolutely right to talk about gdp per capita. >> that is the metric that we must look at. and that's why immigration needs to be tightened up. so it's driving only that and supporting the pubuc only that and supporting the public services. i think you're right to say that you've got to draw that line. but i come back to the point that the only way that sustainably you grow the economy is to have

bev and steve goff feel the pain of losing a loved one in a fatal road traffic collision.d daughter naomi, tragically died in a crash in halifax. >> when your child dies, you die too. you just your whole world is just turned inside out. naomi had plans she'd wanted always wanted to get married and married and have children . she married and have children. she left footsteps in hearts that deep. left footsteps in hearts that deep . no one else will replace deep. no one else will replace them. she was just such a kind , them. she was just such a kind, beautiful, beautiful person. >> the couple set up a road safety charity in naomi's memory and also support the west yorkshire vision zero strategy. >> if we can remove the fatal five, which is speeding , drink five, which is speeding, drink or drug driving, use of mobile phone, not wearing a seatbelt and careless driving, we will save thousands of lives and i know it's quite an ambition. massive target to reach zero by 2040, but it's possible the message is to put safe driving at the forefront of every journey in order to save

we're back from tomorrow morning from 6:00 andrew and bev up next, have yourselves a good sunny day .onsors of weather on gb news >> good morning . welcome to your >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news. weather forecast from the met office. well this week starts off on a hot and humid note and that humidity is also giving way to some thunderstorms. the thunderstorms are already going across parts of northern england and scotland. warnings are in force here throughout the morning and early afternoon . after a fairly early afternoon. after a fairly lively night across parts of northern ireland, it is cheering up here, some sunshine developing, but really the main bulk of the sunshine will be further south across england and wales. the heat here could just trigger the odd thunderstorm , trigger the odd thunderstorm, but most will be dry. but it's going to be an uncomfortable feeling day. some places in the east potentially reaching 34 or 35 degrees. so as we end the afternoon and go into the evening, it's going to remain fine and dry across many parts of england. and wales coul

tune to in andrew and bev. they're up next.solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> good morning. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. it's a day of sunshine and showers. some places won't see too many showers, others particularly western scotland, will see lots of them. that's where the low pressure is. you can see the swirl here. very wet day basically across the highlands. the closer you are to the low, the more showers you'll see. so they'll be on and off through they'll be on and off through the day for northern ireland, northwest england, further south, the showers a bit more scattered, so longer, drier spells, particularly this afternoon over the midlands and wales . some decent spells of wales. some decent spells of sunshine here. not many showers at all across southern and eastern england. generally a dry day and a fresher feel as well. could still get to 2223 further north. temperatures mostly in the high teens and fairly cool with a pretty brisk wind that will chug the showers al

she wanted her clerks to bev in good physical shape so the women had to take an aerobics class with her on the supreme court and the supreme court basketball court, every 8 al. they're do alone picks with the justice. the men were not required. however one of the male clerks wars eating an ice cream cope and he putteds pit in a drawer when he comes around the corner so she won't see him. >> host: how didout get access to heir husband's driry. >> guest: they were in her papers. we got access to her papers. this is a book written with the family's cooperation. we had -- her papered in library of congress. they're closed and they opened the papers for us and there were the diaries. >> you say we. >> guest: any wife and i was deeply involved in this. my wife who is a lawyer. i met elsie in civil procedure class at the university of virginia lawsuit and she had a long career in the law. i didn't. if never practiced law. so is a real lawyer and i'm not. and she carefully read the cases and more than that she went on my interviews with hem, almost all of them and has jettedded all of my books

andrew and bev are here.oking. >> oh. do you. oh, you are a rebel. >> you are a rebel. >> you are a rebel. >> it's not that i'm necessarily. i'm a good girl. like i'm a rule follower. i'm instinctively want to comply. but when somebody tells a country categorically from government, you can't do something, i go, how dare you? who are you to tell me what i can and can't do in the privacy of my own home? or be that in a park on a sunny day in a pub car park. >> the death of the pub. this will be the death of the pub. >> well, it's beer gardens, isn't it? yeah. i don't know. we don't know whether that gets rid of smoking areas or things like that. i mean, it's not it's not clear. they've just floated the idea outside universities . idea outside universities. >> why outside university? what's the problem? people who go to university are meant to be cleverer than the average. so if they want to have a fag outside, they're clever enough to know they're clever enough to know the risks, aren't they? >> potentially the

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so thousands of students are openingcountry. tens of thousands of young people and older learners are learning their a level results . and here their a level results. and here in litchfield it's celebrations and commiserations

this is britain's newsroom with me, bev turner and dawn neesom standing in for andrew.ke lynch and five others after that superyacht sunk off the sicilian coast yesterday and wind of change, the prime minister launched his plans to make britain, britain a green energy superpower as he cracks on with labour's climate agenda. and overin labour's climate agenda. and over in america, biden bids farewell. us president joe wipes away tears as he hands the baton over to kamala harris at the democratic national