bev priestman won't return as head coach of the canadian women's soccer team. into the use of drones to spy on opponents at this year's paris olympics. priestman and two other team officials were banned for one year by fifa after new zealand complained that drones flew over their training sessions. on tuesday, canada soccer said they would not return to their roles and there would be ethics training for staff. they also said a case against former men's coach john herdman, who priestman worked with, would be opened over potential violations. the formula e season starts in mexico next month. to date only three women have taken part in the series. last 18 of the top female drivers were testing the latest cars in madrid — in an effort to get more women on the grid. abbi pulling was one who impressed — as charlotte simpson reports. this is so important to me, if it wasn't for a test like this i probably would not have gone the opportunity to do this. despite having never stepped foot in a formula e car before, abbi pulling seemed at ease testing their brand—new car.

up next, it's bev turner for in patrick christys. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00.n, and you're waiting with bated breath for the weather forecast in somerset. and i can tell you the sun will be shining. as always, it'll be perfect. beautiful weather in somerset. >> even though we'll see a cloudy start, it'll be a bright outlook for the rest of the day . outlook for the rest of the day. boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello again and welcome along to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news . staying met office for gb news. staying fine for most of us during the next 24 hours, but it will be chilly overnight and again we'll see some frost and fog form under this area of high pressure. the high this time contains clearer skies compared with last week's high pressure, which was predominantly gloomy. that means, of course, temperatures will fall away overnight quite quickly, so frost and fog pockets forming, especially across parts of wales, the midlands , northern wales, the midlands, northern england and northern ireland. at either side of th

. >> i personally feel like he speaks to grievances bev that democrats do. have to be intelligence to know you can't pay your bills. you don't have to be intelligence to know you can't buy groceries. they will never forget how you made them feel. >>> we turn to rachel. what do the numbers show. >> we just had a national referendum. my work is about getting the democratic party to appreciate how much top-line narratives matter. there's nothing to nitpick, actually, it wasn't so bad. it was a wholesale rejection. yes, powered by racism, and sexism. there's a large chunk for people who study maga, like i do, that is largely white nationalists, and then, you know, in this data, there's a shift of non-white people. that isn't racism. what that is is the sound machine that republicans have, right? >> let me give you within chart. if ain't racism, if latinos, diverse, make up their own minds -- we'll put this up -- go towards trump from 2024. >> yes. exactly. what it is, is that -- we get caught up on reality. immigrants add more than they take, there's hardly any

bev has to be a part of the product makes if we are going to be a global leader me because the globaltplace wants it. i hope that, you know, i have said i will work across the aisle , i'm going to work with everybody. if i disagree, i will be me. i will express it . there are things we have got to get right for the american people, for american manufacturing, protecting jobs , bringing our supply chain back . i'm going to respect these people. they are two people i have worked with, don't agree with him on everything, but we have got things we got to get done for the american people and i will try to work with them, if i disagree, i will be clear on that view and be respectful and civil. >> i know, you are not a shy person, i know you a long time. congresswoman debbie dingell, thank you for joining us very much. >>> just ahead, a closer look at the role women will be playing in donald trump's second term, including the ones expected to be in president-elect's inner circle. >>> tonight, president-elect trump's choice of representative elise sefanik to beat the president of elections ma

who have done things to the unit using signer means that they wouldn't do, using can a nettic means, bev to declaratory and he is -- escalatory roll pis. that reasons i don't fully understand, the deterrence is a bad word in the cyber skuks. i'm of the view that cybersecurity is not about machines. it's about human beings. you have a person behind the kek who is using digital tools. because it's human on human, i do think humans are deterrable. the suicide bombers that i encountered in my previous life were not deterrable. that's a tiny sliver, i think, i have to believe that a more concerted approach to deterrence using u.s. national power to generate some affect. >> that goes into -- we have seep russian disinformation, misinformation in the 2016ee election. we have seen activity around more espionage with things like solar winds. it was clearly -- there's no espionage value. it was holding infrastructure at risk. as we talk about cyber norms and as you negotiate those on this global stage. what are the conversations like? >> i think people are quick to criticize the normative conversa

but in bev county where maycon where i stand is located turnout was 45%. among black voters who are the majority of residents here turn out was 40%. it is a group that tengdz to vote for the democrat ticket. but we've talked to some voters while some are rt spueing harris others are undecided and they said they will vote on election day but they don't know who for yet. take a listen. >> i'm definitely undecided yes, i am. but by tuesday of my mind made up and i'll go to the polls and vote. >> concerns about who to vote for. you know, so that you know people are about 50/50 on the fence so i think they're trying to make the final decision on where they want to vote for and i think those numbers will go up big time. >> many believe that the lack of participation in this area is due to economic issues. the medium household is under 49,000 a year whereas for the entire state it is 71,000 a year. that indecisiveness drawing attention from republicans particularly from top of the ticket former president trump is going to be right here in maycon for rally tomorro

plenty of sunshine through the south central states but bev but rain in the midwest and hochlt valleysast along the mid-atlantic as well. temperatures turning to more seasonable temperatures by wednesday. same story on friday. we are going to be dry throughout the weekend. next time we could see some rain will be next monday. keeping it dry through the middle of the country as well. mild temperatures in the northern plains and the midwest. but really most of the weather will be impacted will be in the west where we are looking at those wintry impacts into the rockies by friday. mountain snow, feet of snow. looking at that rain still from portions of washington, oregon, in to northern california. so, yes, we needed that rain. luckily, we got it, but we are not going to see rain the next seven days. >> wildfires in new jersey and smoke throughout new york city. >> the pictures were nuts. >> we need more rain. michelle grossman, thank you very much. talk to you again soon. >>> next up here, back to politics. republicans are on the verge of retaining the control of the house of representat

he joined public works with over 20 years of experience of public works levels of public works bev came with us. his last job before us before he joined sf public works, he was the public works director for the city of alameda. matthew did a wonderful job taking care of bureaus even when we had to remerge two bureaus, he took on the expertise and he did a very good job. truly want to say that i miss you very very much for the last few months. moore has done a great job but no one can ever take your place, matthew, so thank you so much. it's an honor to work with you. christopher, 24 years of service with public works in the city of san francisco. from may 2000 to hay 2009 mr. mcdaniels worked for mayor city hall office. and then with department of public works as a superintendent of street repair and sewer replacement. for 2014 to 21, he worked with the public utilities commission as waste water operations manager. and then by my request he returned to public works to work for the bureau of street environmental service frz 2021 to 2024. and he was a great asset to me, i truly miss you.

bev turner lining the streets. bev turner my partner in crime. she's there with the farmers. bev.it's cold, it's miserable . not it's cold, it's miserable. not whether you're used to especially, but whether that the farmers are more than used to. and they're turning up en masse. i gather . i gather. >> yeah. it's not the day to moan about the weather when you're surrounded by farmers who will get up in this sort of weather at three, 4:00 in the morning. of course, a lot of wax jackets accumulating here down at whitehall. there are a couple of big protests going on today. there's the national union of farmers. they've been talking to politicians and there's more independent groups who are going to be amassing here this morning . to be amassing here this morning. difficult to know how many people will turn out. there have been disruptions with the travel, andrew, to get here. i've just seen actually a couple of tracks has come past on the back of a trailer that had snow on top of them. we know it's been snowing out in oxfordshire this morning. we've got this flatbed truck here and i

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. so council tax is going to soar. back in september, the deputy prime minister, angela rayner , had no minister, angela rayner, had no plans to raise your council tax. but guess what.7 the bills are set to rise by more than £100 next year and find out why action by frustrated pharmacists could impact. >> when you pick up your prescriptions . prescriptions. >> a labour mp wants gazan families caught in the middle east conflict to be able to seek temporary sanctuary in the uk, like we did with ukrainians. would you welcome a gazan refugee into your home? >> nigel farage, boris johnson and elon musk have now all attacked essex police for an attacked essex police for an attack on free speech after they turned up to the house of the journalist, alison pearson, over a tweet she made more than a year ago. >> it seemed to me a completely mad overreaction. whatever it was that i posted a year ago on x , i'm not in the habit of x, i'm not in the habit of writing anything horrible and inflammator

welcome to britain's newsroom with andrew and bev this morning. this is going to be a massive story. this morning the archbishop of canterbury justin welby is facing massive pressure. this morning to stand down because of a child abuse scandal. well i think he's going i know you do. he might go before midday. he's cleared his diary of all commitments. this morning. let's get all the facts of this from olivia utley, our political correspondent in westminster. olivia , just explain to our olivia, just explain to our audience what has happened. what is he accused of ? is he accused of? >> well, justin welby is accused of essentially allowing john smith one of the most sort of extreme sex abusers in the church of england, to continue his abuse over a number of years. so what happened was john smith, since back in the early 80s has been had been abusing young boys and this abuse took the form of really extreme, horrible beatings. in 1981, when justin welby was first made a priest , he heard justin welby was first made a priest, he heard on the grapevin

welcome to britain's newsroom with bev and andrew.are live across the uk of course only on gb news. so the latest migration statistics have just been released. it's just after 930. so we're still very quickly getting our head around what these mean. mark white is delving into them for us. i just remind you, this is 12 months to june 2024. it is the difference between the number of people arriving in the uk and the number of people leaving the uk. it looks like there's an overall fall in net migration by 20%. are you seeing the same figures, andrew? yeah, so? >> so down from 906,000 to 728,000. so that is still three quarters of a million people came in. >> and what will be interesting, of course, is how many people are leaving because we know there are particularly a lot of very wealthy people are just fleeing this country at the moment because of the tax situation and how many people are coming in. let's go to our newsroom. let's speak to our home security editor , mark home security editor, mark white. mark, you've had about six min

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning. it's nice to be back. so small boats blitz. the prime minister is doubung blitz. the prime minister is doubling the funding for his plan to tackle the small boat crisis. will that additional £75 million smash those gangs .7 mark million smash those gangs? mark white has more ? white has more? >> well, there are many within maritime security who believe that a law enforcement approach alone just won't crack the problem, and that you need, at the end of the day, a deterrent . the end of the day, a deterrent. >> one of britain's top businessmen, sirjames dyson, businessmen, sir james dyson, has slammed the government's budget as spiteful. he's warning it will kill off family businesses and race for the white house. >> it's on. kamala harris and donald trump are neck and neck in the polls as voting closes for the us election. in less than 48 hours, we will have every minute fury on the farms. >> the environment secretary, steve reed, will confront the chaos of the chancellor's inheritance

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning . so america >> good morning. so america decides kamala harris and donald trump have done all they can to become the next president of the united states as americans cast their votes. take a listen to their votes. take a listen to their final rallying calls. are we ready to fight for it .7 we ready to fight for it.7 >> and when we fight, we win. >> and when we fight, we win. >> and when we fight, we win. >> and i'm hereby calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an american citizen or a law enforcement officer . wow. officer. wow. >> there you have it. >> there you have it. >> i hadn't heard that until then. gosh, going out with bang. >> yeah. certainly. education for the wealthy. university degrees . are they only for degrees. are they only for people with deep pockets.7 fees are going to rise for the first time in eight years. education secretary bridget phillipson here with the announcement. >> from april 2025, we will be >>,,me,a§nril2025,,w5hwill he, , votes. take a

britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. andrew pierce and bev turner. and overnight the loser kamala harris finally conceded in washington dc. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the fight that fuelled this campaign well, she conceded election defeat. >> she promised a peaceful transfer of power. meanwhile, donald trump has celebrated his landslide victory and begins to assemble his top team. >> i want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honour of being elected. your 47th president and your 45th president. >> and what about prince harry? could he be booted out of the us over his visa? our trump spoke to farage earlier this year before the election. this is what he said. >> no one knows the truth. what did he put on his american visa form? >> if they know something about the drugs and if he lied, they'll have to take appropriate action. >> oh, wow. and smashing those gangs. the prime minister will sign a deal with balkan nations today to tackle the migrant crisis. this time, intelligence sharing expertise and cooperation mig

you're with bev. first, the very latest news headunes first, the very latest news headlines with sophie reaper . headlines with sophie reaper. >> thank you. bev, the time is just after 9:00. and these are your latest headlines. a spokesperson for the prime minister has said that sir keir respects the decision of the archbishop of canterbury to resign. justin welby stepped down earlier this afternoon following a report into a prolific child abuser associated with the church of england. the report concluded that welby had failed to act after learning about the abuse by john smyth qc in 2013. elsewhere , prime in 2013. elsewhere, prime minister keir starmer has also distanced himself from comments made by former labour adviser john mcternan, who said britain doesn't need small farmers. when asked about the comments at today's cop29 q&a, starmer said he was absolutely committed to supporting our farmers. however, this statement has been seen as controversial following the budget last month in which labour

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you. so putting the brakes on british businesses, car makers vauxhall have announced the closure of their luton factory, putting over a thousand jobs at risk. >> stellantis blaming the government electric vehicle mandate for this closure. the business secretary says they are considering options. but is it too little, too late .7 too little, too late? >> and the business blues continue . london's iconic continue. london's iconic smithfield meat market and billingsgate fish market are both set to shut up. shop after 800 years. >> netanyahu's ceasefire a momentous a monumental turn of events in the middle east as israeli president has presented hezbollah with a ceasefire deal. is this the biggest win in joe biden's presidency yet? of course, it only affects lebanon at the moment. >> i'm pleased to announce that their governments have accepted their governments have accepted the united states proposal to end the devastating conflict between israel and hezbollah. the fighting across the lebanes

andrew and bev will be live at the cenotaph very shortly.e'd love to hear what you think as well about all of the commemorations over the past couple of days. gbnews.com/yoursay first, your news headlines with katie bowen . news headlines with katie bowen. >> ben, thank you and good morning. these are your latest headunes morning. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom . headlines from the gb newsroom. the nation will fall silent later this morning to mark armistice day, honouring the moment peace was declared in 1918 on the 11th hour of the 11th day, on the of the 11th month, with a two minute silence. a service will take place at the cenotaph in london, where wreaths will be laid and senior representatives of the armed forces and the ministry of defence will attend a service at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire. the king led commemorations yesterday at the cenotaph, where he was joined by members of the royal family and senior politicians. our reporter charlie peters, spoke to the honorary president of the west

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. so the church of england is in crisis. the archbishop of canterbury has resigned as more senior clergy are named in the child abuse scandal. do we need to see more change at the top of the institution? >> and nhs league tables would expose poor performers as hospital bosses face the sack if they don't cut waiting times. is it wrong to name and shame underperforming managers ? no. underperforming managers? no. health secretary wes streeting thinks so . thinks so. >> we've got consistent underperformance to make sure that we're taking action and we're not just allowing people to coast along, drifting and failing, but we move them on to do something else . do something else. >> donald trump has given the world's richest man, elon musk, a job to dismantle bureaucracy and slash regulations. it looks like he's making america great again. >> and as the government tries to get a grip on knife crime, social media bosses are going to be hit with £10,000 fines if they f

who's in for bev turner. >> well it's very nice to be here with you andrew.nk you for having me. my pleasure. now, masked men attempted to raid windsor castle while prince william, princess catherine and their children were asleep nearby. >> well, exactly what they did. they got over a fence and broke into some farm buildings , which into some farm buildings, which were just a few minutes from where william, kate and the children were sleeping . and the children were sleeping. and the thames valley police have confirmed a burglary at the property, and it was in october. >> so why are we only finding out about this now? if it happenedin out about this now? if it happened in october? >> because it's on the front page of the times. sorry, of the sun windsor raid is wills. kate kids, kids slept. sun windsor raid is wills. kate kids, kids slept . what worries kids, kids slept. what worries me though? ellie they haven't found anyone. is this a break in at one of the most secure buildings in the whole of britain? the windsor castle farm buildings. we know farms are

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. so get britain working again. employment reforms for work shy britain and £200 million to get under 25 year olds back in work. but will it work? >> we will provide those opportunities and young people will have a responsibility to take them up. and you know what? i think they will. young people are desperate to work. they're desperate to get skills. we'll fulfil our side of the bargain to make that happen. >> and that general election petition. well, it's now over 2.5 million signatures. but does it matter? will it change anything? and what do you make of sir keir starmer laughing it off when he was asked about it. >> i don't i'm not surprised that many of them want a rerun. that isn't how our system works. there will be plenty of people who didn't want to sit in the first place utterly dismissive. >> this is a man who called for a second referendum on brexit. >> by the way . quite. and this >> by the way. quite. and this is egypt. yacht capsize. two britons are

britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so very good morning. the rural reaction to yesterday. around 15,000 farmers came to westminster to protest against the changes to inheritance tax for farmers, as the prime minister claims that the bbc backs the tax rate with all the allowances in place to pass it on to a child . on to a child. >> it's a £3 million threshold and all of you can check out what that means in terms of the impact. i think the bbc has already done it. >> that's the bbc doing the government's work for it. jeremy clarkson received a hero's welcome at the protest, but he didn't take too kindly to questions from the corporation . questions from the corporation. >> so it's not about you, it's not about your farm and the fact that you bought a farm to avoid inheritance tax . inheritance tax. >> on the other side of the classic bbc, their classic oh! >> and winter fuel payment poverty. the government admits that 100,000 pensioners will be pushed into poverty by 2026. don't worry, starmer says oaps are better off under labour. >> childr

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner and my word, an historic night in the united states. >> he overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible and it is now clear that we've achieved the most incredible political thing. look what happened. is this crazy donald trump declares victory, saying that he won an unprecedented and powerful mandate, and he's on course to secure the popular vote as well. >> he promised america a bright future. >> this will truly be the golden age of america. that's what we have to have . have to have. >> and what does this mean for our so—called special relationship with america? the prime minister says it will continue to prosper, but will it? and what about those labour activists who went stateside to campaign for kamala harris? do they wish they hadn't gone? nigel farage, our very own, gave his verdict. >> clearly what the labour government needs to do is to roll out the red carpet to be welcoming, maybe to be just ever so slightly apologetic. >> and if it wasn't for the american election, all eyes would be on this. it's kemi badenoch bi

newsroom live across the united kingdom on gb news with him, andrew pierce and me dawn neesom in for bevwho's having a well deserved rest. >> well it's leading the headunes >> well it's leading the headlines and why wouldn't it? john prescott has died at the age of 86. he was the deputy prime minister in blair's ten years. he was prime minister. he left when blair left and he'd had a long battle with alzheimer's and had been in a care home. >> yeah . you knew him quite >> yeah. you knew him quite well. you met him, didn't you? >> the last time i saw john prescott, it was at a book launch. a few years ago, and i can't remember whose book it was, some some old leftie. and he came over and he said, oh, tory boy, i've got someone on the phone for you. and he got pauune the phone for you. and he got pauline on the phone. >> his wife. oh, wow. >> his wife. oh, wow. >> and i had a long chat to his wife and she said, i'm such. we really like. and prescott and i are politically poles apart, but similar backgrounds. both working class boys, both tell it as it is. and he respected where i came from