my colleague bev turner. glorious turner. she's doing. she is and what she's doing. >> thanks, andrew. yep. mean , >> thanks, andrew. yep. i mean, whitehaven in cumbria. it's the little coastal part of the lake district. if you're coming up north and then you turn west and you end up here and it is really beautiful. i've made a fisherman friend this morning. this is andrew carter, who's a local fisherman. how long have you been here, andrew? been a fisherman here, andrew? and how difficult it now and how difficult is it now compared ten years ago? compared to, say, ten years ago? it's very difficult now, we've been whitehaven commercially been in whitehaven commercially fishing out of here since 2015, but in them nine years it's dramatically changed. >> in what way? >> in what way? >> the rules, the regulations, the micro management of government organisations, it's just it's crazy. >> so, so give us an example. so if you want to say hire a local lad to be sexist from this area, to go out with you fishing for lobsters and pra

but bev turner of you, i turner and all three of you, i want to ask you, um, is flirty texts with a colleaguen, look at what men get up to . what some other men get up to. >> um, i don't, i think it very much depends on the context, doesn't and whether, you doesn't it? and whether, you know we don't the detail know, we don't know the detail of messages . ages. and of these messages. ages. and we were talking about were talking earlier about whether a kiss on the whether you put a kiss on the end of your or your end of your text or your whatsapps, whether that's appropriate, always appropriate, i always do. i generally do, but i would do that to my friends and my that to my female friends and my male friends. >> doesn't necessarily >> it doesn't necessarily mean it's flirtatious . it's flirtatious. >> think if you have >> and i think if you have a partner who would take issue with a kiss on the end of with a with a kiss on the end of a very innocent text, then that partner might a little partner might be a little controlling, well definitely. >> mean, the line is, >> i mean, the bottom line is

andrew pearson bev turner.t back to chris hope because he's with reform uk are about to hold big press are about to hold a big press conference. expecting lee conference. we're expecting lee anderson unveiled as their anderson to be unveiled as their new chris so reform mp . new tory mp chris so reform mp. >> andrew and bev. yeah that's right. we are expecting although no confirmation from reform uk or from lee anderson, that the former deputy chairman of the tory party, lee anderson, it will be unveiled today as in a big role at reform uk , he will big role at reform uk, he will become reform uk's first mp. it's a major moment here for the reform party, of course, a blow for rishi sunak. reform party, of course, a blow for rishi sunak . lee anderson of for rishi sunak. lee anderson of course, was named the red wall, made flesh, by other journalists. he's seen as somebody who almost stands for the for the red wall. he's often seen by other party members as someone who they allows them to understand it. he is re

bev turner. >> so another royal rift. prince william and harry are set to make an appearance to honour their mother, princess diana, tonight. but they're going to be doing tonight. but they're going to be doiiextremism redefined. the >> extremism redefined. the government is setting out a new definition of extremism after rise in hate crime against jews and muslims. does it go far enough, or some people say, does it go too far .7 it go too far.7 >> and diane abbott has accused both conservatives and labour of failing to tackle racism following remarks made to her from a major tory donor. does she have a point .7 she have a point.7 >> and the halifax are set to impose a 70 year old age limit on thousands of older mortgage borrowers. this means higher monthly payments for many. is this smart business or unfair on older home buyers .7 older home buyers? >> and arts for everyone , >> and arts for everyone, everywhere. we're all going to be painting, singing and acting our way through the day. this is

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce with me, bev turner and andrewh me. that's >> well, stick with me. that's the fighting message the the fighting message from the prime this morning as prime minister this morning as rumours penny mordaunt, rumours grow of penny mordaunt, the commons , being the leader of the commons, being parachuted him as parachuted in to replace him as sadiq khan is set to launch his bid to be re—elected as your london mayor. >> he's going to be joined by the labour leader, sir keir starmer, any minute now . starmer, any minute now. >> and rishi sunak is promising to create 20,000 new apprenticeships when he speaks in warwickshire this morning. olivia utley has more . olivia utley has more. >> yes, the prime minister is hoping to put leadership, whispers to bed this morning with a slew of apprenticeship announcements . but will it be announcements. but will it be enough to give him that boost in the polls that he so desperately craves? find out more with me very soon. very 500“. >> very soon. >> and contemporary villain. that's

bev turner. the panelis andrew pearson. bev turner. the panel is here. stephen pound. politically.y right. sitting my right, not to sitting on my right, not to anybody . former labour and of anybody. former labour mp and of course, parry, the course, mike parry, the broadcaster. they are. course, mike parry, the bro right:eh they are. course, mike parry, the bro right gentlemen.y are. course, mike parry, the bro right gentlemen. what do we >> right gentlemen. what do we want with a post office want to start with a post office story. that isn't the story. yeah. that isn't the scandal. it now ? scandal. what is it now? >> well, it's all about forged stamps. >> okay. and you'd say that's rather odd. what can you how can you have forged stamps? i've been a victim of this. i've been a victim of this terrible scandal. i still pay some of my bills by paper because i prefer to have control. good for you. thank and i don't want thank you. and i don't want people hacking into my computers all time. all the time. >> check the post. >> check in the post. >> check in the post. >> yes, do, you?

andrew pearson bev turner. the panel are back.et's talk parry in the studio. let's talk about funerals. >> funerals? >> funerals? >> because it's because >> yes, because it's on. because mr parry has reported dying. >> we've had covid funerals . >> we've had covid funerals. >> we've had covid funerals. >> there's a great scandal going on at this . more than 1000 on at this. more than 1000 relatives have contacted police hotline. oh, this story into an alleged undertaker scandal. they've recovered 35 bodies, suspected human ashes. is suspected human ashes. this is from funeral. directors firm from a funeral. directors firm in hull. so sudden. you read this, you think, oh, my god . this, you think, oh, my god. well, was there a possibility? mike parry, tell us what happened exactly? happened with you exactly? >> everybody's >> i mean, everybody's lost people lives. and people during their lives. and the person's died, the minute that person's died, then they're in custody of then they're in the custody of another that power being an

ben leo in for andrew pierce and bev turner.or joining very good morning. >> thanks forjoining us. so there a manhunt there is a manhunt underway. a man is in in a life man is in life in a life threatening condition after being horribly on being stabbed horribly on a train in london yesterday in broad daylight . ray has broad daylight. ray addison has more . more. >> police say the incident started here with two men fighting at shortlands station and ended with a frenzied knife attack in front of horrified passengers . i'll have details passengers. i'll have details from a woman who was on board that train . that train. >> never teach again. that's the outcome of former teacher kevin lister's tribunal, after he apparently humiliated a student by not using their preferred pronouns. here's what he told us earlier i am devastated, i just earlier i am devastated, ijust don't know what to say. >> the statement that kyle kitching has just said, that it was the way that i harassed and discriminated against student a it's nonsense and e

andrew and bev turner. lots of people emailing in. orm from the tories. we know that a lot of you at home fans of what you at home are big fans of what reform for. keith says. reform stands for. keith says. well done, lee anderson. he represents morals , represents the morals, principles the principles and values of the majority uk, majority of people in the uk, particularly in areas like where i county durham. it's a i am in county durham. it's a laugh think the tory party laugh to think the tory party can with bringing can engage with us by bringing back no back boris. they've got no chance from everyone know chance from everyone i know here. clean up at here. reform will clean up at the next election. >> everyone agrees though. >> not everyone agrees though. gary says, another one defecting from his constituents. what about who voted for about those people who voted for him? he's letting them down. that fit to be an that means he's not fit to be an mp. and of course, he does support if you switch support the idea. if you switch side

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with ben elliott and bev turner. watching at home and listening on the radio. so a new nhs app. it's going to monitor your step count. that's right. and then it will tackle your unhealthy lifestyle. it's going to get you back to work. are you a fan? we're not. >> maybe just eat less. perhaps meghan's uk relaunch the duchess of sussex looks set to hire british pr gurus to improve her popularity here in blighty. >> good luck with that and no go zone for jews. that's >> good luck with that and no go zone forjews. that's how >> good luck with that and no go zone for jews. that's how the counter—extremism tsar describes london, with the ongoing pro—palestine protests . do you pro—palestine protests. do you agree with him? >> and the former prime minister theresa may will stand down as an mp at the next general election . she's represented the election. she's represented the maidenhead constituency for 27 years and britain is grinding to a halt. >> average speeds on our roads are at their slowest for almost are at their sl

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce.nk you for joining us. >> well, is it time get tough >> well, is it time to get tough on if it is, on china? because if it is, there no sign of from the there is no sign of it from the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden yesterday. deputy prime minister, oliver dowde kneed yesterday. deputy prime minister, oliver dowde kneed weak,erday. deputy prime minister, oliver dowde kneed weak, even knock kneed and weak, even though and the united though the uk. and the united states accused china of states have accused china of launching call launching what they call prolific of prolific global campaign of spying and cyber attacks. >> that's right. they targeted the information the personal information of more than people. some of than 40 million people. some of it, course, is freely it, of course, is freely available on the electoral roll. but some people to stay but some people choose to stay private. i think our private. and i think our understanding has improved a understanding now has impr

i'm andrew pierce, this is bev turner, i think. >> oh. we offer now three staff suspended employees at the london clinic are being investigated for allegedly looking at the princess of wales's medical records. will the royal family use this hospital again? >> clearly a very serious issue for the london clinic and indeed kensington palace. meanwhile investigations are ongoing as to whether criminal prosecutions are warranted. more details shortly . shortly. >> anneliese a government minister onto something here. the work and pensions secretary, mel stride , is suggesting that mel stride, is suggesting that they meant we've got too soft about mental health. he thinks he's got it's gone too far and i think he's absolutely right. yeah. and a leading charity wants all political parties to put a ban on mobile phones for the under 16 seconds in their election manifesto. >> what do you think about that . >> what do you think about that. >> what do you think about that. >> and birth rates are plummeting. a new study shows britain will be heavily r

bev turner. >> well, he's finally going. mark drakeford.ably can't wait for this. he's officially stepping down minister stepping down as first minister after afternoon . after five years this afternoon. >> his successor, vaughan gething, will take over tomorrow, history as the tomorrow, making history as the first black leader of a nation in and leaves after a pretty >> and he leaves after a pretty torrid time. i would say 20 mile an speed limit in wales. an hour speed limit in wales. hated education standards in wales falling. lots of people in wales falling. lots of people in wales england for wales coming into england for the nhs. this story today, the nhs. and this story today, schools children to schools are allowing children to change gender without telling parents in wales. yeah that's laboun parents in wales. yeah that's labour. i hope that's not going to be what's coming to the rest of the country when we get a keir starmer government, which is coming, their nhs mess. >> there's all sorts, their lockdowns were brutal and cruel, ev

bev turner. we are the lucky ones. got our greggs this morning, but there's been a massive it meltdown at greggs . meltdown at greggs. >> i'm very suspicious about it. it's not me. you suspicious about these things? >> like to see you getting a little bit more sceptical. >> conspiracy where i don't, i see cockup, i don't see it's not conspiracy. >> it's super sceptical thinking. but this is. >> is mcdonald's. >> this is mcdonald's. sainsbury's, tesco . all within sainsbury's, tesco. all within 24 hours of each other. >> well, we've got a sausage roll for here you. there we go. look. oh, delicious. andrew is literally recoiling. this is breakfast. i don't mind eating my greggs on tv, no one else is going. it just me. sorry. viewers at home listeners, if you let me tell you she never shares. >> oh while she's eating there is a major story going on and the we're not sure if the police are involved yet, but the london clinic where the princess of wales was treated there is a major security scare because hospital bosses loo

it's 1121 with britain's newsroom on gb news with me bev turner.nist emma woolf, writer and columnist emma woolf, now former home secretary now the former home secretary priti on breakfast priti patel was on breakfast earlier this morning talking about here's she said. >> i actually think i mean, i found i found the whole issue very disappointing, right now. we another tragedy we saw another tragedy yesterday, you know, in the channel yesterday, you know, in the channel, which was just appalling. think it could appalling. and i think it could have been prevented. do think have been prevented. i do think the should do lot more. the french should do a lot more. quite frankly, paying quite frankly, we're paying them, sums of them, i think record sums of money. the sad thing is i look back on all of this. we had a plan. we had a plan called the new plan for immigration linked to the rwanda policy building greek style reception centres . greek style reception centres. and i'm sorry to say this, but people came afterwards people that came in afterwards a

and andrew with bev turner and andrew pierce breatheeah pierce and breathe. yeah >> so we have two big royal stories in town today. uh, kate middleton, we've not seen her since christmas day . the since christmas day. the princess wales, we know she's princess of wales, we know she's had major surgery. abdominal surgery ? was in hospital for surgery? she was in hospital for two weeks, and we're expecting to see her after easter. but um, at tmz , it's a pap agency has at tmz, it's a pap agency has published a photograph of her in the car with her mother, probably on school run. well we think it's her. well, i think it is her. >> doesn't look like it looks like pippa. it looks for me. it looks a lot like pippa middleton. we have absolutely no clarification to whether it clarification as to whether it is but anyway, we'd love to is her. but anyway, we'd love to know think. but first know what you think. but first of going to talk that of all, we're going to talk that in a moment. was waiting in just a moment. i was waiting to to us. her en

bev turner. >> thanks for joining turner. >> thanks forjoining us turner. >> thanks for joining us this monday morning. so, a royal apology after it's emerged that rogue contributed the rogue states contributed to the destabilising theories around the princess of wales's health before announcement before her announcement of cancen before her announcement of cancer, do we now owe the royals an apology and chinese cyber attack? >> the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden , will inform the oliver dowden, will inform the commons today that chinese commons today that the chinese government a massive government is behind a massive cyber on 40 million of cyber attack on 40 million of us. they all our voting us. they got all our voting details. is our democracy under assault and a nuclear national plan? >> rishi sunak is to set out a national endeavour to secure a nuclear future for the uk in both defence and civil energy, but will he be able to deliver it, and will it solve the country's energy problems

now, my colleague bev turner has been live in whitehaven all day, and let's go back there.side the westminster bubble, get away from the chumocracy as the great british people. what they think, what have they been you, bev? >> it's still a glorious day here at whitehaven in cumbria. the lake district is just around the corner. i've been meeting all sorts of different local people here today. martin, it's an interesting town because it was built the mining was built on the coal mining industry originally, so there's some beautiful georgian buildings over 170 listed buildings here, over 170 listed buildings. we were talking to buildings here, over 170 listed buil landlorde were talking to buildings here, over 170 listed buil landlord earlier alking to buildings here, over 170 listed buil landlord earlier thatig to buildings here, over 170 listed buil landlord earlier that was one landlord earlier that was saying, that's good, but it's also very difficult because it means that the houses and the properties are very expensive to upkeep. that keeps upkeep. the theme that keeps c

online now featuring more on the ongoing impact of covid restrictions with my coming up guests bev turneror ralph schollhammer i >> -- >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news. weather forecast on the met office. well, for the week ahead is remaining changeable across the country, but for the most part it's going to be fairly mild . so as we end to be fairly mild. so as we end this weekend, still got low pressure in charge. this weather front here will bring another spell rain as we go through spell of rain as we go through the course of night ahead of the course of the night ahead of it. does turn largely dry and it. it does turn largely dry and clear, especially across parts of and wales , and mist of england and wales, and mist and fog forming a few spots and fog forming in a few spots and fog forming in a few spots and behind. it does then turn and in behind. it does then turn and in behind. it does then turn a bit drier and clearer for the end the night across northern end of the night across north

andrew bev turner andrew pierce and bev turner will all the latest. will bring us all the latest.nice. >> very nice. >> don't be nasty. >> don't be nasty. >> are you? i'm all right. >> how are you? i'm all right. very good. we are going to be talking. think this government talking. i think this government minister something. mel minister is on to something. mel stride mental it's stride about mental health. it's gone far . how we stride about mental health. it's gone far. how we hear gone too far. how many? we hear it time. mental health. it all the time. mental health. so many people not at work. it's the bad back of the are. it really is. so is he on to something labour. i heard your conversation with. >> she wouldn't address the issue. >> she wouldn't. she just wanted to use it as an excuse to. tories were in power for 14 years. reason, nothing to do years. no reason, nothing to do with people with me. other people are complaining mental complaining about their mental health. with health. it's to do with people's, whether people just need grip, resilience, need to get a grip, r

she's for bev turner today. she's still wilds of still up in the wilds of cumbria.? i've never been to the lake. isn't that terrible? >> go. it's. it >> well, you should go. it's. it rains a lot, but it's gorgeous. >> yeah, it's really nice. it looks absolutely stunning. >> yeah, it's really nice. it loo had bsolutely stunning. >> yeah, it's really nice. it loo had someely stunning. >> yeah, it's really nice. it loo had some verytunning. >> yeah, it's really nice. it loo had some very interesting we had some very interesting guests. and so this is the day after budget often after the budget and often maloney of the budget maloney the detail of the budget begins unravel within begins to unravel within 24 hours. it's already hours. and it's already unravelling because people can see is cutting see that while he is cutting national are national insurance, people are still paying more tax. >> you know, when you when you when tear apart that when you tear apart that that national insurance for national insurance rise. for most people that means about 37, £38 a month extr

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. very good morning . ell, now they could £3,000 to move could be offered £3,000 to move voluntarily rwanda . your voluntarily to rwanda. your taxes will pay for it. it's a lot cheaper than putting people in hotels, isn't it? so maybe it's a good idea. do you think? >> and finally, subpostmasters wrongly convicted during the honzon wrongly convicted during the horizon it scandal are going to have their convictions automatically automatically quashed under a landmark new law being introduced today not by the courts but by parliament. but will be enough for the but will that be enough for the victims of this terrible miscarriage of justice? >> and should you be allowed to on your own terms, should you be allowed to die? so keir starmer has promised that there will be a vote on assisted dying if labour win the election, would it have your support and puberty blockers blocked? >> good in what's being

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. it's fuelled concerns about her health. there was a picture of her yesterday the back of a her yesterday in the back of a range rover, but the royal family come clean now. family needs to come clean now. cameron be here and cameron walker will be here and will there be more turncoat tories? >> a lot of speculation that others will follow lee anderson's and join reform anderson's lead and join reform uk . we'll have more on that uk. we'll have more on that throughout day . throughout the day. >> i took a gamble on myself. reform party, i took a gamble on me. it's a gamble i was prepared to take. it's a gamble i think i'll win. it's a gamble that i need to win. and i need the british public now, too, to gamble on me the reform gamble on me and the reform party had a long day party could had a long day there, didn't he? party could had a long day the borisln't he? party could had a long day the boris johnson is going to >> boris johnson is going to come back. the former prime minister th

so bev turner is there for us. she will want to hear your thoughts on the budget.hitehaven this morning. michelle nigel michelle dewberry and nigel farage their shows farage will be doing their shows live from with a live local live from here with a live local audience this evening from six, and to be here until and i'm going to be here until midday . and i'm going to be here until midday. i'm going be talking midday. i'm going to be talking to owners, publicans, to cafe owners, publicans, restaurant owners, local business owners, fishermen to see what they need in the budget. today the weather is glorious . it budget. today the weather is glorious. it is a beautiful day, but does that match the mood of this town? it's 40 years, of course, since the miners strikes and this town's prosperity was built on coal mines in the 18th century, it was the second busiest port to london, would you believe? of course, the coal mines are all gone. however this town is going to get the first new coal mine in 30 years that was announced in 2022 by michael gove. was announced in 20

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning . the photo. we'll explain why in just a moment. >> paul smith, the uncle to the future queen of our country , future queen of our country, catherine middleton, the current princess of wales. she is . princess of wales. she is. >> well, that was, if you're listening, on the radio, celebrity big brother kicking off last night. that was the uncle of the princess of wales, gary goldsmith. goldsmith uh, is he spilt any royal secrets ? he spilt any royal secrets? well, we'll have the latest . well, we'll have the latest. >> and george galloway was sworn in as an mp yesterday , declaring in as an mp yesterday, declaring that he'll overturn labour's angela rayner's majority in ashton under lyne. the workers party of britain leader also said this about the upcoming election . election. >> so that's why i'm predicting here for the next election will be about about muslims and will be about about muslims and will be about about muslims and will be about the taking away of civil liberties in this

bev turner jonathan. the plot thickens here, doesn't it really?re just almost pandering to the islamic faith more than more than other faiths, do you think? >> well, i think there's lots more questions to answer, because to have three different statements course of half because to have three different stday,|ents course of half because to have three different stday, it1ts course of half because to have three different stday, it seems, course of half because to have three different stday, it seems, iscourse of half because to have three different stday, it seems, is utterly)f half a day, it seems, is utterly bizarre, for a start. and particularly the last message that king's cross that you received, king's cross say they celebrate other faiths. i can't recall at any station seeing any significant messaging, putting on board regarding christian vessels. for example, as you rightly point out, we have a monarchy in our country. the king, who's also the head of the church of england, as well as obviously technically the head state, technically the head

seems wes streeting bev turner seems more progressive.just tethered to this notion that the nhs is untouchable ? that the nhs is untouchable? >> well, if he is good on his word , then we need to take him word, then we need to take him at his word and follow him very, very closely, this government should have been a lot bolder and a lot more honest about it dunng and a lot more honest about it during its 14 years in power. let's hope that wes streeting and the labour party can be can be honest something about be honest and do something about it. conversation. it. great conversation. >> for joining it. great conversation. >> forjoining us in >> thank you for joining us in the studio. that ben the studio. that was ben phillips from comms director phillips from the comms director for campaign for an for the campaign for an independent . thank you independent britain. thank you very joining very much forjoining us. superb. you watching or superb. now you are watching or listening to gb news. plenty more bring you just more to bring you in just

. >> i've never had to live on bev turner, fortunately, but i don't think living on benefit is a lifestylet help from that society. you've got to get help from your schools get help schools. you've got to get help from family, from society schools. you've got to get help fro generalfamily, from society schools. you've got to get help fro general ,|mily, from society schools. you've got to get help fro general , whatevern society schools. you've got to get help fro general , whatever that iety schools. you've got to get help fro general , whatever that might in general, whatever that might be, to help you get into a job. we're always pushing this, having a good, well—paid job is great. it's it can be a great feeling. it can boost your confidence. it can boost your bank balance. it can boost lots of things. so this is about this whole question of getting the people into work in a productive capacity to enable them to have a decent life. and i don't think there's anything wrong with that i >> -- >> okay, peter, can i quickly ask you about rwanda ? it's being ask you about rwanda? it's being d

. >> should we head to whitehaven to see gb news presenter bev turner, who's been there all day , foron . >> that's right. good afternoon. guys. i've just been actually with nigel farage and michelle dewberry. they're setting up their this evening their shows for this evening here whitehaven. it's here in whitehaven. but it's been morning for been a fascinating morning for me meeting the locals this me meeting the locals here. this is typical high street that we is a typical high street that we see all across the uk. actually some that you'll some chains that you'll recognise. doing fine, recognise. all still doing fine, but buildings and shops are but many buildings and shops are boarded up, the !8 to 24 year olds often get a hard time, don't they? in this country and the government, this government wants to get back to work. wants to get them back to work. that's we've been hearing that's what we've been hearing about. well, met amazing about. well, i met an amazing young girl morning. do young girl this morning. so do come you to come in here. i'd love you to meet is abby and abby

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and mark dolan this morning. >> indeed. power ? and also what labour in power? and also what doesit labour in power? and also what does it tell us about british politics in an election year and political fallout? >> we're going to be bringing you the latest from across westminster and beyond as britain awakes to this shock result. galloway's victory is already causing reaction from all parties, with nigel farage warning about sectarian politics in the uk . in the uk. >> is it sectarian politics is here to stay. people thought the result in 2012. in bradford west, was a complete one off. it wasn't. it was a warning shot. this is voting along religious lines. allied to some extreme

this is britain's newsroom with me, ben, leo and bev turner. >> very good morning.st see how unhealthy you're being and get you back to work. are you on board with that . are you on board with that. >> oh i wonder what could go wrong. a labour government looms . or does it a gb news people's poll shows 46% of you voters plan to vote for labour at the next election, dwarfing just 18% for the tories. and by the way, you trust neither party to handle the economy. is it time for change? >> mps are warning that the ministry of defence has no credible plan to fund the armed forces, that the government wants, leaving the uk increasingly reliant on its allies. are we taking defence seriously enough? >> and she's back again. meghan's uk relaunch the duchess of sussex looks set to hire british pr gurus to improve her popularity here in the uk . popularity here in the uk. >> good luck. and the former prime minister theresa may is going to step down as an mp at the next general election . she's the next general election. she's represented the maidenhead constituency for 27 year

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so good morning.ral photo agencies over allegations that it digitally altered. what it is digitally altered. what will kensington palace do now? we will bring you the very latest and the king's commonwealth vow, the largest gathering of senior royals who are well enough to attend will happen at westminster abbey to celebrate commonwealth day. >> 75 old. the >> it's 75 years old. the commonwealth, the king is 75 two. recorded a message two. he's recorded a message where he will serve the where he says he will serve the nafion where he says he will serve the nation to the best of his abilities . abilities. >> and it's a political party growing in popularity

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you. mordaunt takeover louder and mordaunt takeover get louder and some good news. >> of wales was >> the princess of wales was spotted on a visit to her favourite windsor farm shop, looking happy, relaxed and healthy weekend she was healthy at the weekend she was with william and with prince william and contemporary villain. >> that's how the former prime minister is being described in a display at the victoria and albert museum in london. she's been put alongside

. >> now britain's newsroom is coming up at 930 this morning, and andrew pierce and bev turner are herewhen we're studio together i >> -- >> don't speak much in the studio, and you are coordinated as well. but you two do plan it, which is nice. yes. we do, we are talking. we're, you know, we're carrying on this this debate about extremism. we're going to be talking to lord walney, who helps the government frame this definition . we're frame this definition. we're going to hold him to account. why definition? it going why this definition? is it going too far? >> yeah. and harry and >> yeah. and also harry and william, diana's legacy william, it's diana's legacy award tonight. prince william is going to be on at the going to be on stage at the science museum. prince harry is going be beaming from going to be beaming in from california, not at the same california, but not at the same time. appalling that. time. appalling as that. >> sad, isn't it? >> it's sad, isn't it? >>— >> it's sad, isn't it? >> their mother make >> what would their mother make of that? >> e“- e“— 5 would be the of tha

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning.private medical records. who are they ? medical records. who are they? what do they know? and have they been sacked ? been sacked? >> a potentially very serious breach of private medical records . but what is the records. but what is the consequence for kensington palace and indeed the london clinic? more details shortly haaland you

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so this morning, speakingved her daughter's life. it feels like such a waste of life and if i can make things better for all the young people , then, for all the young people, then, then i'll keep working in order to do that. >> don't miss that interview. very powerful . and the home very powerful. and the home office has accused the church of undermining the asylum system system after accepting the clapham chemical attacker, abdul ezedi faith conversion was genuine, even though he failed a christianity test and he was a convicted sexual offender, and britain's sewage scandal sewage has spilt to a record high last yean >> this needs sorting out. we're going to be talking to two prominent campaigners, actor james murray and former pop star feargal sharkey. this morning . feargal sharkey. this morning. >> murray, of course, is in the crown and the conservatives, well, they're in crisis. rishi sunak another little mini reshuffle after the departure of two government ministers. another they're on the ropes. >> and

eamonn gb news andrew pierce and bev turner. >> very good morning to you.f baltimore entirely collapsed baltimore has entirely collapsed .look baltimore has entirely collapsed . look at those pictures. if you're on the radio, you should really a tv . it collapsed you're on the radio, you should reallybeing a tv . it collapsed you're on the radio, you should reallybeing hit tv . it collapsed you're on the radio, you should reallybeing hit by . it collapsed you're on the radio, you should reallybeing hit by a it collapsed you're on the radio, you should reallybeing hit by a containerzd after being hit by a container ship . we're bringing you the ship. we're bringing you the live pictures now. this is baltimore . the search operation baltimore. the search operation is underway for at least seven people. it was 130 in the morning. otherwise, i'm sure that the casualty numbers would have been much higher. >> and we're talking about the chinese cyber attacks. china strongly rejecting claims from the they are the uk and us. they are responsible for attacks respons

ben leo in for andrew pierce and bev turner. very good morning. oh, just about to say.on after being in being stabbed on a train in london in broad daylight. is this another sign of lawless britain? ray addison has more . britain? ray addison has more. >> police say the incident started here with two men fighting at shortlands station and ended with a frenzied knife attack in front of horrified passengers. i'll have the details from an eyewitness who was on board, gender critical and sacked a teacher who lost his job for what he said was his refusal to use a student's preferred pronoun. >> has had his unfair dismissal claim rejected . he joins us live claim rejected. he joins us live and exclusively next. >> and labour's plans for levelling up sir keir starmer will set out his vision to build a better britain this morning. we'll bring you that live . we'll bring you that live. >> and from april the 6th people will have the legal rights to make a statutory flexible working request from home for the first day of

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thanks for joining turner announcement of cancen before her announcement of cancer, do we now owe the royals an apology and chinese cyber attack? >> the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden , will inform the oliver dowden, will inform the commons today that chinese commons today that the chinese government a massive government is behind a massive cyber on 40 million of cyber attack on 40 million of us. they all our voting us. they got all our voting details. is our democracy under assault and a nuclear national plan? >> rishi sunak is to set out a national endeavour to secure a nuclear future for the uk in both defence and civil energy, but will he be able to

bev turner. >> we've got 59 parliamentary candidates ready to go, and we'll stand in there for three house of commons today, after winning last week's by—election in rochdale. political correspondent evie olivia utley has more . has more. >> yes , britain's newest mp, >> yes, britain's newest mp, george galloway, will be introduced to the commons today, but not by conservative mp david davis. find out more with me very soon. very 500“. >> very soon. >> ministers are set to change the government's definition of extremist ism, which was set out ten years ago. it's part of a crackdown on people and groups who are apparently undermining britain's institutions and values . values. >> and the chancellor is drafting plans for up to £9 billion worth of tax rises and spending reductions in an effort to balance the books in this week's budget, former home secretary priti patel spoke to breakfast earlier . breakfast earlier. >> where are the ideas about

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> thanks very much joining about over the weekend have been released on the front page of the sun , but there are still the sun, but there are still some super sceptics online who don't believe it's her and nigel farage is in florida , where he's farage is in florida, where he's interviewed former president donald trump. >> you can see it tonight at 7 pm. on gb news. here's a p.m. only on gb news. here's a sneak if they know sneak preview if they know something about the drugs and if he lied , they'll have to take he lied, they'll have to take appropriate action. >> okay, let's get out of here. i got to go back to work. >> join me tonight at 7:00 on gb news. the full interview with donald j. trump >> and how bad are the potholes where you live? roads around the country are at breaking point. it's the worst that they've been for eight years. >> and aaron taylor—johnson, have you heard of him? me nehheh have you heard of him? me neither. well, the hollywood actor , best known for his role actor, best known for hi