let you, bev turner do let me tell you, bev turner do don't ask me my vital statistics.got i've got googled yours. i've got i've got them written down. but listen, do di at work. >> um, look, i think what i probably do, i'm lucky i was raised to have a very healthy relationship with food. my mum was home cooking all the time. healthy soups and cakes and stuff as well. but always home cooked swam. i had cooked and we swam. i had a sporty childhood, so i swam every that gave me a really every day. that gave me a really good foundation, and i'm lucky because similar vintage. because we're a similar vintage. >> were allowed to snack, >> we were not allowed to snack, were we? >> we were not allowed to snack, werno,3? >> we were not allowed to snack, werno, there was such thing >> no, there was no such thing as my mum just didn't. as snack, so my mum just didn't. we the we just didn't have it in the house. didn't biscuits. house. we didn't have biscuits. we'd didn't have house. we didn't have biscuits. we that. didn't have house. we didn't have biscuits. we that. um, didn't ha

let you, bev turner do let me tell you, bev turner do don't ask me my vital statistics.e got i've got googled yours. i've got i've got them written down. but listen, do di at work. >> um, look, i think what i probably do, i'm lucky i was raised to have a very healthy relationship with food. my mum was home cooking all the time. healthy soups and cakes and stuff as well. but always home cooked swam. i had cooked and we swam. i had a sporty childhood, so i swam every that gave me a really every day. that gave me a really good foundation, and i'm lucky because similar vintage. because we're a similar vintage. >> were allowed to snack, >> we were not allowed to snack, were we? >> we were not allowed to snack, werno,3? >> we were not allowed to snack, werno, there was such thing >> no, there was no such thing as my mum just didn't. as snack, so my mum just didn't. we the we just didn't have it in the house. didn't biscuits. house. we didn't have biscuits. we'd didn't have house. we didn't have biscuits. we that. didn't have house. we didn't have biscuits. we that. um, didn't

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. very good morning. >> thank you forjoining us. so uk airstrikes alongside the united uk has united states. the uk has carried out a second joint attack on houthi rebels in yemen overnight. we being dragged overnight. are we being dragged into conflict? our home into a deeper conflict? our home security editor mark white, has more . more. >> well, the us and the uk have said that they intended for these airstrikes to be limited , these airstrikes to be limited, but houthi rebels clearly but the houthi rebels clearly did not get the memo because there have been 12 separate houthi on shipping since houthi attacks on shipping since the initial strikes . on january the initial strikes. on january the initial strikes. on january the 11th batted britain after the 11th batted britain after the impact of storm isha. >> brace yourselves for storm jocelyn and rwanda blow for rishi sunak last night, the house of lords voted for a motion to delay ratifying the government's new treaty with rwanda.

welcome to dewbs& co with me bev turner tonight.oining me until 7:00, my panel, conservative life peer daniel moylan and co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani. you, of course , are the third you, of course, are the third member of our panel. you, of course, are the third member of our panel . you can get member of our panel. you can get in touch with all of your views this evening. vaiews@gbnews.com is the email or on twitter at gb news. so . as we've been hearing, news. so. as we've been hearing, osvaldo kaja kallas khan has been sentenced to a hospital order for fatally stabbing barnaby webber, grace o'malley kumar and ian coates, the families of the victims have hit out nottingham, out at nottingham, nottinghamshire police, as well as multiple agencies as citing multiple agencies failings to kalakani , who failings to stop kalakani, who has paranoid paranoid schizophrenia . this is after the schizophrenia. this is after the triple killers pleas to manslaughter by diminished responsibility were accepted. of course we live now

gp newsroom. >> bev turner. thank you . your >> bev turner. thank you.p newsroom. the nhs could be stretched to breaking point today, as junior doctors in england walk off the job in the health service's longest ever strike. an unprecedented six days of industrial action has now begun after talks between the government and the bma union broke down, junior doctors want a 35% pay rise, which would restore their real earnings to levels seen in 2008, the government says that's unaffordable, but insisted late yesterday that the door remained open for further negotiation. doctor robert lawrenson is the bma's junior doctors committee co—chair. he says the strikes will continue until pay is improved. >> we're very happy to talk about restoring our pay over a matter of years. we're very happy to do that over a period of a time frame, and we don't necessarily need it all in one go. we're happy to sit down and have a collaborative conversation with the government, but they've pushed us out of the negotiation room. they don't want to talk with us. and the fact of th

on gb news with andrew news on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning. are we on the brink of world war iii.7 well, the warning from well, that's the warning from donald president donald trump as the us president joe retaliate joe biden vows to retaliate after three us service personnel were killed in an iran backed drone attack and we're going to get a disposable vape ban. >> you may have heard this before, but the prime minister will going will say today they're going to be protect be outlawed to protect children's of be outlawed to protect chi|plan s of be outlawed to protect chi|plan to of be outlawed to protect chi|plan to phase of be outlawed to protect chi|plan to phase out of be outlawed to protect chi|plan to phase out smoking. be outlawed to protect chi||health phase out smoking. be outlawed to protect chi||health secretary, smoking. be outlawed to protect chi||health secretary, victoriag. the health secretary, victoria atkins, told gb news this and we are going to be bringing forward are going to be bringing forward a prohibition on disposable

gp newsroom. >> bev turner. thank you. your top stories from the gp newsroom.brings gusts of up to 107mph to scotland , disrupting 107mph to scotland, disrupting airlines and cutting power supplies. northern ireland electricity network said 40,000 customers are now without power. commuters across the country have been facing travel disruption this morning, with all scotrail trains suspended until after the morning rush houh until after the morning rush hour. a met office yellow warning for strong wind remains in place until midday , with in place until midday, with warnings of up with gusts of up to 80mph in exposed coastal areas . police to 80mph in exposed coastal areas. police are urging people to avoid travel unless absolutely necessary . ofcom will absolutely necessary. ofcom will gain more powers over bbc online services, including its news website , as parts of changes website, as parts of changes unveiled by the government. reforms aimed at improving impartiality. the broadcaster could allow the regulator to enforce action over articles it doesn't belie

bev turner with sam francis.ev turner andrew, thank you very much. >> good morning from the gb news room i'm sam francis, our top story at just after 930, a post office in investigator stephen bradshaw, who held a role in bradshaw, who held a key role in the criminal investigation of nine subpostmasters, will give evidence in the inquiry. he hundreds of staff were convicted, jailed and bankrupted as they were wrongly accused of theft. the justice secretary says fujitsu should repay the money spent on the post office scandal if it's found culpable . scandal if it's found culpable. it comes as the pressure grows on the firm behind the faulty honzon on the firm behind the faulty horizon software , which made it horizon software, which made it appear as though money was missing from shops. alex chalk says if fujitsu is to blame, ministers should launch legal action against them and claim compensation for the cost to the taxpayer . the authorities are taxpayer. the authorities are investigating reports of armed intrud

i'm bev turner.dcaster mike parry, our new deadly double act. um, stephen, you're not a man of, um, you're a man of a certain vintage, shall we say. indeed do you find it difficult driving at night? i think i'm described as classic . described as classic. >> no, i've never heard you described that vintage. described as that vintage. >> yes, do it quite >> yes, i do find it quite difficult a couple of difficult for a couple of reasons. there's many reasons. firstly there's so many people massive, people driving these massive, great that great chelsea chariots now that are so high off the that are so high off the ground that their headlights are on the level with you. but the other thing to me thing is, it just seems to me that people are driving on full beam the day. yeah, beam throughout the day. yeah, and in my and there always was in my day that you went on full beam. that you only went on full beam. if there's vehicles ahead of if there's no vehicles ahead of you, they're not on full beam. >> this

it is me bev turner and ben lear with me. good morning ben. great to see you. right. countries around the globe brought in the start of 2024 with huge firework displays. mayor sadiq displays. london mayor sadiq khan display with khan finished his display with the message london open to everyone. does that hit the right note for you .7 right note for you.7 >> possibly right note for you? >> possibly not. our southwest reporter , jeff moody is enjoying reporter, jeff moody is enjoying a traditional cold water dip. jeff are you mad and have you got your kiss off yet ? got your kiss off yet? >> my kit is staying very firmly on. nobody wants to see my boobs at this time of the morning. i'll tell you. but there are lots of people literally just about any second now to leap into the sea. i would say there's around 200 people here. they're all lining up. they're all ready to go. some of them are in fancy dress outfits . are in fancy dress outfits. there's people dressed as mermaids here. it's all raising money for the saint margaret's hospice. a really, really good, important

bev turner and andrew pierce. >> attacking zombie knives. going to >> attacking zombie knives. tod.its:he government's going to >> attacking zombie knives. tod.its third ivernment's going to >> attacking zombie knives. tod.its third attempt|t's going to >> attacking zombie knives. tod.its third attempt since ing to >> attacking zombie knives. tod.its third attempt since 2016) see its third attempt since 2016 to them . the nauru to finally ban them. the nauru is being introduced to parliament won't take effect, though, september. home though, until september. home secretary james cleverly had this to say. >> when i became home secretary, i made the immediate decision to go to put forward this go further to put forward this secondary legislation to support what we've already done to make the possession of zombie knives illegal and to close the loophole so i'm very pleased with taking action now and will be determined to get these knives off the streets. i mean , knives off the streets. i mean, while the labour leader, sir keir starmer, is laun

bev turner well united airlines get this.d other installation issues on multiple 737 max nine aircraft. >> the boeing model that's been grounded after a panel blew off on an alaska airlines operated plane mid—flight over weekend, is on your screen right now, so that was people that were on this aeroplane and basically the window blew out . can you think window blew out. can you think of anything more terrifying now? joining us now is our security edhon joining us now is our security editor, mark white. mark, just explain. if we completely understood this correctly, this is aeroplanes with bits that are just not tight enough. >> yeah. this is the stuff of nightmares. this real concern about this for anyone that flies andifs about this for anyone that flies and it's particular issues around the max nine, which is a variation of the 737 souped up max aircraft that's had its troubles in the past. the max eight fleet suffered two disastrous crashes back in 2019. unrelated to this, we should say, uh, engine related issues . say, uh

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning. are you ready for war.7 the chief of the army says that the british pubuc army says that the british public should up to public should be called up to fight. we go to war, would fight. if we go to war, would you or your offspring sign up to fight for country? we're fight for your country? we're running on that. running a twitter poll on that. >> us what you >> yes. let us know what you think. nottingham stabbings. the triple sadiq khan, triple killer valdo sadiq khan, who to death students who knifed to death two students and school caretaker in a and a school caretaker in a stabbing had plea stabbing rampage, had his plea for manslaughter accepted yesterday what have to yesterday. what do you have to do to be done for murder in this country and triumph for trump? >> donald trump sailed to victory in new hampshire overnight, comfortably beating rival nikki haley and possibly setting a rematch with joe biden . nigel farage will be here to give his reaction very soon, but first of all,

bev turner the bashir cover up. >> you bet. the journalist bashir blamed his non—white status at the bbc for the over his landmark the scandal over his landmark princess interview . the princess diana interview. the broadcaster says any suggestion they acted in bad faith simply wrong. >> and brexit britain, four years on on this day in 2020, we left the european union. what do we have to show for it? and financially, do you feel better or worse off? >> pharmacy reforms will you trust your chemist to treat you for a sore throat? insect bites? shingles? well, now you can. and a new plan to alleviate pressures on gps . and is this pressures on gps. and is this a powerful police presence? >> police in leicestershire are bringing back the victorian blue lamps to make the stations more welcoming. are they focusing on the right thing here? >> stop the boats together. the uk and france have agreed to go even further and faster, apparently in tackling illegal migration across the channel are the french pulling their weight or are they p

bev turner. >> very good morning to you. so rail strikes england. rail strikes in england. implement levels implement minimum service levels dunng during strikes. they're not doing though. earlier, doing it though. earlier, general aslef , mick general secretary of aslef, mick whelan told news why they're whelan told gb news why they're striking. >> it's been five years since some of my members have had a pay some of my members have had a pay rise. we then found out that the people, privateers the people, the privateers that we done a deal with we work for had done a deal with the westminster government not to give a pay rise. and to give us a pay rise. and there's move to rip up there's a move afoot to rip up all our terms and conditions. >> scenes in france , hundreds >> we scenes in france, hundreds of tractors are forming of farmers tractors are forming a blockade into paris . they're a blockade into paris. they're vowing to cut off food . they're vowing to cut off food. they're furious at french and european rules . and also the dash to net rules. and also the dash to

this is britain's newsroom with on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. very good morning. >> relief for rishi. despite the drama, the prime minister's rwanda passed the house of rwanda bill passed the house of commons 11 mps commons with only 11 tory mps voting against it. now it bounces the house of lords bounces into the house of lords for our political for more scrutiny. our political correspondent katherine forster has latest . has the latest. >> yes. after all, the sound and fury. in the end, only suella braverman, robert jenrick and nine others actually voted against the government last night. rishi sunak this morning will be hosting a press conference trying to re establish his authority . but my establish his authority. but my goodness, what divisions in the conservative party he and the race is on because eight inflatable boats crossed the engush inflatable boats crossed the english channel yesterday, on the very day of that rwanda vote, bringing ashore another 350 illegal migrants and a royal health scare, king charles prepares to be treated in

. >> ulez britain's newsroom on gb news andrew pearson bev turner. it is 1024 now.de public today. andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester, press manchester, spoke to the press earlier, being published earlier, port being published today, finds unequivocally that failures that could and should have been avoided were in fact repeated in the words of the report, it represents a, quote, lamentable strategic failure by leaders in the greater manchester system at the time . manchester system at the time. >> over many years, greater manchester police failed to give the investigation of these serious crimes the priority and resources necessary . resources necessary. >> well, joining us now is our reporters , charlie peters from reporters, charlie peters from manchester. good morning charlie, i watched as much of this as i could this morning. some of it was very emotional, wasn't it, in the room, particularly from some of the former police officers , such as former police officers, such as maggie oliver, who worked with these poor women ? that's right. these poor wome

bev turner andrew from 11.1% that 40 year high back in october 2022. >> can i ask a stupid question?s were put in their prices up anyway to cash in on the christmas market? >> let me put that in a graphic for you, bev. >> oh, there we go. >> oh, there we go. >> here are the here are the details that i'm going to have a much more detailed video wall of inflation in the next hour. >> but just for now, right in december, alcohol, alcohol and tobacco inflation was 12.9. and that was up from a 10.2. that's partly because of increases in tobacco duty , clothing and tobacco duty, clothing and footwear. that was 6.4. uh up from 5.7% the month before . food from 5.7% the month before. food price inflation, though , was 8% price inflation, though, was 8% in december. that was down from 9% in november. that was partly because of discounting and the run up to christmas, as you say, not enough to offset all the other stuff and transport inflation was minus one point three. what does that mean minus inflation? that means transport costs actually came down. the price of transport came down in decem

andrew pierce and bev turner. verthank you forg. andrew pierce and bev turner.ove heaven and earth to get compensation for the post office we'll be office scandal. we'll be crossing him shortly crossing live to him shortly as he first time in he talks for the first time in rwanda. >> rebellion two two tory deputy chairman, etc. rebel over the rwanda bill. our own lee anderson is one of them. >> this is not about us rebelling. it's about us saying, you know what the bill most of it is satisfactory. you just need to beef it up a little bit to close all the loopholes and make sure that people can't come over and break into our over here and break into our country and use use spurious country and use and use spurious claims the hook . claims to get off the hook. >> landslide for donald >> landslide win for donald trump . the former president trump. the former president was victorious the iowa caucuses victorious at the iowa caucuses overnight . how far can he go overnight. how far can he go this year ? this year? >> and the uk is a hostile target. that's how a houth

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce. >> real life alan says >es says he's move heaven and he's going to move heaven and earth compensation for earth to get compensation for the post office scandal. we'll be live as he talks for be crossing live as he talks for the first time and on the post office scandal, there are calls for the archbishop of canterbury. >> your favourite person, andrew justin resign over his justin welby, to resign over his links former post office links to the former post office boss, vennells. he boss, paula vennells. he recommended to be bishop of london. >> heaven's sake i rwanda bill >> heaven's sake! rwanda bill rebellion two not one deputy chairman looks set to rebel over the rwanda bill. our political edhon the rwanda bill. our political editor, christopher hope, has more . more. >> it's a key 48 hours for rishi sunak. will his rwanda plan survive? contact with his own right wing tory mps? we'll find out . out. >> and britain's nastiest novelist that's the title awarded to jk rowling in a new statesman article, which h

yes, i reckon, i hope not. >> um, bev turner. to in very much. still more to come in the on afternoon the next hour on good afternoon britain latest stateside the next hour on good afternoon britaiflorida latest stateside the next hour on good afternoon britaiflorida asest stateside the next hour on good afternoon britaiflorida as governor ide the next hour on good afternoon britaiflorida as governor ron from florida as governor ron desantis announces he's out of the presidential race. that and much more after the short break. stay with . us. stay with. us. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news storm isha has cleared away but it's still very windy out there. a mixture sunshine and blustery mixture of sunshine and blustery showers, the storm system , as showers, the storm system, as i said, clearing away the said, clearing away to the north. there is another low out in atlantic that b

bev turner in for dewbs& co six till seven, but i'll be back tomorrow. same time, same place 3 pm.ponsors of weather solar, the sponsors of weather on . gb news afternoon. on. gb news afternoon. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update for gb news. a brighter day tomorrow. many of us having a pretty dull thursday but some sunshine around for many, although there will still blustery will still be some blustery showers across the northwest. the thickest cloud out west at the moment some outbreaks the moment. some outbreaks of rain evening over rain again this evening over northern wales , and northern england and wales, and then of rain which could then a line of rain which could be quite heavy for an hour or so, swings scotland and so, swings across scotland and northern ireland. the winds will pick this weather front pick up as this weather front moves across england and wales as well, so a gusty spell through the night as it all clears. turn cold. could clears. it'll turn cold. could be across parts be some ice across parts of scotland some wintry scotland and some w

but no bev turner saying today that in fact, it's only one of the targets was last one.rgets was the last one. well, too much spin in my view. >> and been called out >> and they've been called out today, on twitter and today, corrected on twitter and using chris, who using figures. and chris, who puts very neutral puts stuff in a very neutral way, making the point they deliberately apples deliberately comparing apples with moment storm with pears in a moment storm hank wreaking havoc across hank is wreaking havoc across the country, actually just the country, but actually just think about the weather over the course of the last couple of weeks has this been the wettest, windiest christmas period on record? legendary john record? the legendary john kettley will answer that in just a moment in november 2021 to japan airlines , and it has an airlines, and it has an incredible safety record . incredible safety record. >> well, some of your thoughts on this, graham says, i don't care that the backlog has been cleared. i want to know how many applicants have been granted the r

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce. >> starmer's strategy.party is the today about how his party is the one despair. our one to end national despair. our political correspondent, olivia utley has more . yes keir starmer utley has more. yes keir starmer might be 18 points ahead in the polls, but the labour leader still has some problems to contend with, with what's set to be a very long general election campaign . campaign. >> find out more with me very soon and we are going to be talking to luke humphries , who talking to luke humphries, who beat the pressure cooker of ali harbi ali last night, walks away with half £1 million. >> despite the crowd not being on his side. did he do it? on his side. how did he do it? we're going to find out that sir luke little, though. we're still looking pictures luke looking at pictures of luke littler, though didn't littler, even though he didn't win exactly . win it exactly. >> well, before we go, we're going to talk, of course, to gb news very own sport presenter paul coyte. well it was a result you wanted

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner.an airlines plane burst into flames this morning as it landed on a runway in tokyo's haneda airport. the airline says that all 379 people on board passengers and crew have miraculously been evacuated i >> extraordinary. and the asylum backlog has it been slashed. rishi sunak says . so, he says, rishi sunak says. so, he says, the backlog has been cleared, despite labour saying this is false. our reporter ray addison, is at an immigration removal centre in gatwick . tom moore centre in gatwick. tom moore live at five brookside immigration removal centre in gatwick as labour warns that the government's claims simply don't add up . add up. >> and is the nhs. add up. >> and is the nhs . on life >> and is the nhs. on life support? britain experiences a record number of excess deaths and junior doctors are preparing to strike for six days. medical leaders warn that this will be the most difficult start to a yearin the most difficult start to a year in nhs history. is it time to restructure ou

. >> coming up at 930, it's britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner, and they're here tobout this >> we'll talk about this breaking about sven—goran breaking news about sven—goran eriksson. sad. announced. eriksson. very sad. announced. he's got the best he's got cancer and got the best part of a year to live. he's the football manager who transcended part of a year to live. he's the footfootball�*nager who transcended part of a year to live. he's the footfootball pages. 'ho transcended part of a year to live. he's the footfootball pages. was'anscended part of a year to live. he's the footfootball pages. was never1ded the football pages. was never out of the gossip columns. the news of the world. every sunday we seem to be reading something about sven. yeah and we're all. >> but we're both just sat here, andrew i, looking at the andrew and i, looking at the detail this for detail of this label for interfering in family life. actually supervised toothbrushes? >> supervise tooth brushing >> yes. supervise tooth brushing and training health visitors to do childhood vaccinati

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner very good morning to you,me minister to toughen up the prime minister to toughen up the rwanda bill. >> we're going be speaking to >> we're going to be speaking to miriam cates, who is one of those mps in the studio, very shortly , and the fujitsu shortly, and the fujitsu architect demands protection. >> the man behind the dodgy honzon >> the man behind the dodgy horizon it system , he wants horizon it system, he wants immunity from criminal prosecution before appearing in front of that judicial inquiry into the post office scandal, gareth jenkins previously gave evidence saying the fujitsu fujitsu system was not corrupt , fujitsu system was not corrupt, it just didn't work and the former office post office boss paula vennells is facing calls to return bonuses worth millions of pounds. >> she gave up her gong, though. sir ed davey are you going to do the same after your role in the scandal ? scandal? >> significant. this red sea attacks. the defence secretary, grant shapps, says the largest hoofie grant shapps,

. >> now britain's newsroom is coming up at 930, and andrew pierce and bev turner are to here tell us>> nice to see you together. >> to see you two on a thursday. >> to see you two on a thursday. >> it's a bit strange, isn't it? we'd better get used to it. guess who we've got on the show today? big scoop. luke humphries i >> -- >> yes, i m >> yes, i knew there was going to be one of them. yes, exactly. >> the winner. to be one of them. yes, exactly. >> we've nner. to be one of them. yes, exactly. >> we've got r. to be one of them. yes, exactly. >> we've got the winner because so little is known about him. and i'm rather feel sorry for him always been him because he's always been cast pantomime baddie, him because he's always been cast he'stomime baddie, him because he's always been cast he's beenne baddie, him because he's always been cast he's been booed die, him because he's always been cast he's been booed last because he's been booed last week. know, that's so unsporting. >> he had to walk out to a booing crowd on his world championship final debut, and you his face you could even

. >> andrew pierce and bev turner as always, brexit the big one this morning, four years on.ing up in the morning and heanng waking up in the morning and hearing results. waking up in the morning and heal ng results. waking up in the morning and heal was results. waking up in the morning and heal was onresults. waking up in the morning and heal was on college green. >> i was on college green. >> i was on college green. >> i was on college green. >> i bet you were. yeah. >> i bet you were. yeah. >> that's where all the big party night. >> yeah. and very excited when it disappointed it came through. disappointed that hadn't it came through. disappointed that as hadn't it came through. disappointed that as as hadn't it came through. disappointed that as as itidn't it came through. disappointed that as as it could delivered as good as it could have been. >> so that's the big question. do this has been do you think that this has been a missed opportunity, a huge missed opportunity, a missed opportunity, but not a huge missed. >> i still think we'll get there. >> and i think it's i

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning.ce 2016 ban so—called since 2016 to ban so—called zombie knives. the new rules being introduced to parliament won't take effect until september , but would see these september, but would see these specific knives and machetes being banned. home secretary james cleverly had this to say . james cleverly had this to say. >> when i became home secretary, i made immediate decision to i made the immediate decision to go further, to put forward this secondary legislation to support what we've already done to make the possession of zombie knives illegal and to close the loophole. so i'm very pleased with taking action now and will be determined . be determined. >> meanwhile, the labour leader , >> meanwhile, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, is launching a new youth program. he's calling it young futures to tackle knife crime. our political correspondent olivia utley. she has more . has more. >> yes. at long last, the prime minister is pushing ahead with its plan to cut down on knife crime

. >> sure if this bev >> not sure if this is bev turner, beverly every turner, but beverly says everydal should be invited the scandal should be invited to the palace. should be given an palace. they should be given an opportunity, an apology and a pardon. then very big fat pardon. and then a very big fat cheque and a promise that every person who cruelly lied and destroyed many lives are destroyed so many lives are brought to justice and exposed to the for who they truly to the public for who they truly are. there is a lot of public anger about this. rightly so. of course, it's the tv programme mr bates versus the post office, which it very which has brought it very sharply focus. sharply into focus. >> talk now >> well, we're going to talk now to the labour mp, kevin jones, who's been on this campaign for absolutely years and years. but first, we're going to talk to olivia utley, who can give us an update . olivia update. olivia >> hello. yes, and hi . hi, >> hello. yes, and hi. hi, andrew. yeah. so obviously the problem with this, uh, ongoing story is that there are still a lot of

this is britain's newsroom when gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning toice warm out there britain sees snow and ice caused some disruption as the met office warns of temperatures plunging to as low as nine degrees. more than as minus nine degrees. more than 100 flood warnings remain in place across britain, and the clean up for thousands continues i >> -- >> we're going to be talking to the business owner, emma sayle, from her very flooded living room , which is just not far from room, which is just not far from here london. we want to here in west london. we want to know if you've been affected and post office payout to post office payout thanks to this drama that's making all this itv drama that's making all the headlines, the government is drawing accelerate the headlines, the government is dra\appeals accelerate the headlines, the government is dra\appeals process accelerate the headlines, the government is dra\appeals process for:elerate the headlines, the government is dra\appeals process for the 'ate the headlines, the government is dra\appeals pro

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner.he uk has carried out a second joint attack on houthi rebels in yemen overnight. we being dragged overnight. are we being dragged into conflict? our home into a deeper conflict? our home security editor mark white, has more . more. >> well, the us and the uk have said that they intended for these airstrikes to be limited , these airstrikes to be limited, but houthi rebels clearly but the houthi rebels clearly did not get the memo because there have been 12 separate houthi on shipping since houthi attacks on shipping since the initial strikes . on january the initial strikes. on january the initial strikes. on january the 11th batted britain after the 11th batted britain after the impact of storm isha. >> brace yourselves for storm jocelyn and rwanda blow for rishi sunak last night, the house of lords voted for a motion to delay ratifying the government's new treaty with rwanda. >> what a surprise. what exactly does this mean? we're going to find out . find out. >> and winter freeze. th

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner tackling bbc bias. >> the with impartiality. lucy frazer is the culture secretary >> what i'm interested in is what audio announces say and what audio announces say and what we know from statistics from ofcom is that audiences are feeling like the bbc is not performing that role in relation to impartiality , desantis drops out. >> the florida governor, ron desantis , dropped out of the desantis, dropped out of the 2024 republican presidential race. he's endorsed that man , race. he's endorsed that man, donald trump. >> winston churchill once remarked that success is not final. failure is not fatal. it is the courage to continue that counts while this campaign has ended, the mission continues and fergie's cancer shock the duchess of york, sarah ferguson,

this is britain's news on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning.nald trump as the us president joe retaliate joe biden vows to retaliate after three us service personnel were killed in an iran backed drone attack and we're going to get a disposable vape ban. >> you may have heard this before, but the prime minister will going will say today they're going to be protect be outlawed to protect children's of be outlawed to protect chi|plan s of be outlawed to protect chi|plan to of be outlawed to protect chi|plan to phase of be outlawed to protect chi|plan to phase out of be outlawed to protect chi|plan to phase out smoking. be outlawed to protect chi||health phase out smoking. be outlawed to protect chi||health secretary, smoking. be outlawed to protect chi||health secretary, victoriag. the health secretary, victoria atkins, told gb news this and we are going to be bringing forward are going to be bringing forward a prohibition on disposable vapes because we know those are the vapes that children tend to use, some 69% of children use disposable vapes

this is britain's newsroom with on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. house of rwanda bill passed the house of commons 11 mps commons with only 11 tory mps voting against it. now it bounces the house of lords bounces into the house of lords for our political for more scrutiny. our political correspondent katherine forster

. >> this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner very good morning. >> deal stormont up and running. our northern dougie northern ireland reporter dougie beattie has the latest . why beattie has the latest. why we're eating on that. >> well, good morning and welcome . welcome. >> hello. good morning and welcome to belfast. yes, stormont is to be up and running within the next few days . dup within the next few days. dup message we jumped. no, you jump as legislation goes through the house, it should see stormont by . saturday >> rail strikes in england. the prime minister demands that rail companies use those new powers passed by government to passed by the government to bnngin passed by the government to bring in minimum service levels dunng bring in minimum service levels during the strikes. we'll find out not single one of them out why not a single one of them is doing so , and the french is doing so, and the french farmers are furious . farmers are furious. >> we're looking at live pictures here in paris , where pictures here in paris, where hundreds, i'd

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, andrew pierce and bev turner tory wipe—out. >> the conservativeservatives this morning? we want to hear from you. why >> i left at the mercy of the grooming gangs breaking the last houh grooming gangs breaking the last hour, andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester, said the police failed to protect young girls. let's a listen . girls. let's have a listen. >> over many years, great manchester police failed to give the allegation of these serious crimes the priority and resources necessary and get tough on rwanda. >> conservative mps demand that the prime minister toughens up the prime minister toughens up the rwanda bill today. many high profile mps are threatening to resign and show of force . resign and show of force. >> the defence secretary, grant shapps, is going to commit 20,000 british troops in a nato exercise, the biggest in 40 years. he's speaking at lancaster house. gb news spoke with him earlier. >> this will be the biggest deployment of uk troops to nato for about 40 years. this is an operation which is designed to essentially al

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> littler is in the final .ship final. he takes to the sky at 7:00 tonight with half £1 million up for grabs. we are right behind you, luke. grabs. we are right behind you, luke . the nuke. luke. the nuke. >> we certainly are, and in critical condition . if you're critical condition. if you're hoping to see an nhs doctor in the near future. big problem. the longest ever walkout in nhs history starts today, as junior doctors put pay yet again over patients tear down the blue wall. >> remember the liberal democrats? well, their leader, sir ed davey, has vowed to seize tory votes as he begins campaigning across surrey. this morning. they're releasing a new poster and time for reform. >> the party's leader, reform uk richard tice, will be setting out his party's policies for 2024 later. we're going to bring you that live during this programme and teetotal 20s. >> a new study has found that 44% of 18 to 24 year olds are switching to non—alcoholic dnnks. switching to non—alcoholic drinks . we will tell you why drinks.

this is britain's news when gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner.signed. one of those was gb news lee anderson. >> i can't be in a position to vote for something which i don't believe in. i want to see a situation where anybody who arrives illegally in this country has no right at all to claim asylum . in claim asylum. in >> and cutting ties with the church. prince william could be the first monarch since henry the first monarch since henry the eighth to do just that . when the eighth to do just that. when he becomes the king . and muslim he becomes the king. and muslim prayer ban or is it a top london school run by britain's strictest head is in the high court? >> this week? why? well, because muslim pupils want a special place to pray. the head has said no to this request. but could this case see all public buildings legally buildings being legally compelled to provide muslim prayer rooms . prayer rooms. >> and more bad news for the government? inflation has gone up. surprisingly, it's been announced this morning by the chancellor, jeremy hunt. it

it is me bev turner and ben lear with me. good morning ben. great to see you. right.london open to everyone. does that hit the right note for you ? right note for you? >> possibly not. our southwest reporter , jeff moody is enjoying reporter, jeff moody is enjoying a traditional cold water dip. jeff are you mad and have you got your kiss off yet ? got your kiss off yet? >> my kit is staying very firmly on. nobody wants to see my boobs at this time of the morning. i'll tell you. but there are lots of people literally just about any second now to leap into the sea. i would say there's around 200 people here. they're all lining up. they're all ready to go. some of them are in fancy dress outfits . are in fancy dress outfits. there's people dressed as mermaids here. it's all raising money for the saint margaret's hospice. a really, really good, important charity down here in somerset . important charity down here in somerset. um, but as we can see,