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so simon fawthrop, that conservative councillor for bromley council, bromley london borough council, look like i said, i don't think you happening in a you fancy this happening in a town city you, but mark town or city near you, but mark my there's every chance my words, there's every chance that it will. but next, and this is going live is big, we're going to go live to the ruling over the controversial dambusters dog grave . will it stay or will it grave. will it stay or will it go? we are going live for that. and this is the scandal for captain tom's daughter's swimming pool. yes that's right. now is this the worst case of charity abuse ever ? oh, don't go charity abuse ever? oh, don't go away. that is coming your way in away. that is coming your way in a tick . big news, a request to move the body of a dog buried at raf scampton has just been rejected by west lindsey district council at their meeting this evening, raf heritage submitted the request to move the grave of the black labrador , whose name is a black labrador, whose name is a racial slur . the dog was owned racial slur

he's the leader bromley council . well, leader of bromley council. again , unflushable on the front again, unflushable on the front pages today as he wades into the debate over net zero. but first, let's get your latest news headunes let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez . nana. >> thank you very much. it's just after 530. this is the latest from the newsroom. plans to move 2000 migrants to scampton in lincolnshire have been delayed until october. it comes as the home office is reportedly preparing to erect marquees to accommodate 2000 people at the manston airfield in kent by the end of august. natwest has appointed a law firm to conduct an independent review following the closure of nigel farages bank account. the banking group also announced profits of £3.6 billion for the first half of the year , and the first half of the year, and the chancellor has told the infected blood inquiry no decisions have been made on compensation for the victims . thousands of people the victims. thousands of people contracted hiv and hepatitis aft

>> mark bromley from the council of global equality. you spoke about the value of lgbtqia plus funding and integrative funding. we are excited that 15 million increased to 25 million this year. on the integration point, how are you thinking of measuring integration for lgbtqia plus persons particularly in places where being lgbtqi might be criminalized or it is difficult or dangerous to measure. how do we make sure that integration is happening? >> my name is bryce dawson from counterpart international. you mentioned the difficulties of minimizing intrusion and tactically advocating for lgbtq ia plus rights in other nations and potential procurement policies to ensure og pdq ia plus protections -- lgbtqia plus protections. you have any in the pipeline or anything you are working on for the future? jonathan: i want to thank all of you for your questions. madame administrator, you have two minutes. [laughter] administrator power: in general on our engagements over human rights issues we hear a lot about noninterference. there is no questi

police say they believe he attends music studios and has links to brent cross, hackney and bromley.cularly women. london city airport's plans to expand the number of passengers and fights has been rejected by newham council's planning committee over concerns about noise pollution. the airport wanted to?extend its flights until 6.30 on saturdays instead of 1pm and later during the summer months as well as other changes. the proposals were part of its plans to increase the number of annual passengers from 6.5 million to nine million. airport bosses said the plans would create localjobs and benefit near—by businesses. the government is being urged to come up with a plan about the future of a derelict block of flats that used to house prison officers from pentonville prison. campaigners say the 28 units which have been empty for a decade could help tackle the shortage of housing in the borough. the ministry ofjustice they're looking at options to get value for taxpayers after a planning application was refused. the government didn't make a full planning application. they applied for a c

but these four conservative borras, bexley, bromley, harrow, billington is also tory run surrey countyonsulted but mrjustice said he was satisfied and that is the decision today. thank you, frances read at the high court in london, just finishing off the score for the women's world cup game, england versus denmark, 1—0. july 2023 is certainly shaping up to be fairly white, with well above average rainfall across all parts of the uk. -- average rainfall across all parts of the uk. —— shaping up to be fairly wet. lots of dry weather with sunshine, a few showers forecast that many places about them. so we're between weather fronts. yesterday's wet weather moving off towards the north and the east. the next area of low pressure moving in from the west. now, that will be a player through the course of the weekend. but for today, areas of cloud drifting their way gradually eastward, so perhaps clouding over parts of east anglia, for instance. but a bit more sunshine working through for northern england, central scotland, few sharp showers for northern and eastern scotland, one or two for par

launched at the end of next month, but it was challenged by five conservative—led councils — bexley, bromleyhow best to improve air quality in their area. here's kate. ready to catch cars crossing into the expanded ultralow emission zone or ulez. from next month these controversial cameras will be used to charge vehicles from outer london which don't meet standards. the aim, cleaner air, which don't meet standards. the aim, cleanerair, healthier which don't meet standards. the aim, cleaner air, healthier people. cleanerair, healthier people. busy traffic produces a unique blend of gases and tiny particles. iltiui’rite traffic produces a unique blend of gases and tiny particles.- gases and tiny particles. write on dioxide, sulphur _ gases and tiny particles. write on dioxide, sulphur dioxide, - gases and tiny particles. write on dioxide, sulphur dioxide, those i dioxide, sulphur dioxide, those gases and suit and tiny particles that are a mixture of oil and road dust and tyre wear and brake wear. really all that and is associated with health impacts from cradle to grave. with health impacts fr

actually did say that there, even after birth, there was an opportunity to and if a child was born at bromley or so forth to analyze it, it was roundly criticized for that. take exception with the border. if you look at the county of the administration's visit ministration, buying and ministrations records, we have the highest number of border crossings, the legal, and it's still telling me the fact that went down the last 2 or 3 months doesn't reflect the whole record. i also think it's important to, to signal that i think the trump are accomplished and that's what it comes to to the issue is easier for drive the economy. i think it's very fair to say if anybody believes that the last 3 or 4 years are better than they were under donald trump, i think we had one on ronald reagan's question, are you better off today to hear? we're in 2020 and i think the truck breaker for unemployment, for all americans and inflation. how far exceeds this administrator over? what was the 1st i want to ask you about the reliability of the figures that we'd be looking at in terms of the popularity of trump probl

terry hunt and david stokoe were tackling a fire at a warehouse in bromley—by—bow in 1991, when theyning at this time of the morning. now onto the weather with elizabeth. hello there, good morning. well, this week it's looking very similar weather—wise to how it was for most of last week. temperatures will be round about the seasonal average, in the low 20s in celsius. we will also see low pressure dominate, it's out towards the west so there will be some showers and longer spells of rain at times. it won't be wet all the time. lots of dry weather too, with some sunny spells. today looks like the best day of the next few, and it should stay mostly dry. this is how we're starting off the morning. there will be some sunny spells around. it will cloud over at times, particularly through the afternoon but still some bright, some sunny spells. with a small chance of a few showers, especially out towards the west. we could see one or two showers across wimbledon, could delay play, but i think it's unlikely. top temperatures of around 22 or 23 degrees, maybe 24 in the best of the sunshine.

council leaders from bexley, bromley, harrow and hillingdon, along with surrey county council, have arguedts unjust pressure on their communities to pay a pressure on their communities to pay a charge that will see tfl and £200 million in the first year of operation. in unlike the developed transport system of central london, many constituents in the outskirts aren't afforded the same luxuries of tubes or consistent buses, leaving especially some of the older generation in an unfair and costly predicament. but vox populi vox day we asked the people what they thought of all this , and the people have all this, and the people have spoken. >> i don't know if there are ways to make it easier for the people who are really affected financially by it, but . people who are really affected financially by it, but. but greening the cities and making the air better for everyone seems hugely, hugely important to me. >> it's really hard for people who've got lung, who've got older cars, as you know, to be able to go to the supermarket market and places like that or the doctors. yeah so i'm not in favour

bexley bexley, bromley, harrow, hill , bexley, bromley, harrow, hill, london. live on the 29th of august and it's potentially going to cost a lot of people , particularly those of people, particularly those who can ill afford it, a lot of money because £12.50 a day to either drive if your vehicle is not compliant or get rid of your vehicle and get something that is compliant. now now, sadiq khan, of course, would say this is very important. we need clean air. people are dying because of pollution. and that's true. he's also saying it's only going to affect 1 in 10 people because the diesel cars registered from about two 2016 petrol cars from about two 2016 petrol cars from about 2006 are generally compliant, but i've spent a lot of time in uxbridge in the last few weeks with the by—election and there was real fury there about this. and of course last week in the by—election we saw the conservatives hang on to it against expectations because people are so angry about it. so this has become a real political hot potato now and led to a massive environmental sort o

and i, you know, and stand in full solidarity with the boroughs of bexley, bromley, harrow and hillingdongoing to court to point out the obvious , court to point out the obvious, which is that i don't know if sadiq khan has ever been to bexley, but there is very little pubuc bexley, but there is very little public transport there. i mean, i don't want to malign bexley, but very little . i'm talking but very little. i'm talking waiting hours for a bus kind of situation and by the way, the people that a lot of the people who live in those boroughs don't have a spare 30 grand for an electric car and they don't they certainly have any certainly don't have any charging points on every street . so what you are doing by introduce using a ulez, there is literally putting people under house arrest or or condemning them to carry the big shop on their back like a donkey from their back like a donkey from the supermarket to home. this is outrageous. >> i can see the case for an ultra low emission zone within a very tightly drawn small area of ultra central touristy london. what i cannot i mean, some

particularly for these system, particularly for these outer areas going what sort of croydon and bromleyve hit the nail on the head. it's all very well saying we want you out of your cars, which is what sadiq khan, he's got a just a war on the motorist. he really has. it's all very well saying that. but you've got to make sure people have alternatives. have got alternatives. now, if you inner london, i've you live in inner london, i've just come from the court. you can walk to various different stations. hop on a bus stations. you can hop on a bus anywhere. can't anywhere. you absolutely can't do outer london and do that in outer london and certainly croydon , bexley, certainly croydon, bexley, bromley, etcetera. do not have the facilities that inner london have no , no, outer london have no, no, outer london borough does. but particularly down in the south, they are starved of public transport. >> okay, susan hall, thank you very much indeed forjoining us and bringing us your reaction. having been indeed, as you say at that hearing this morning in the high court. thank you. >> farage ha

and also camilla, i think a boy forget about a boy from bangladesh, a boy from bromley or a girl fromtunities i have had. yes >> now i hear, having read the sunday telegraph this morning that you've got some key donors who are inaya getting a lot of cash into your campaign, nick, candy and others. we know he's not short a few bob. so have not short of a few bob. so have you amassed a multi—million pound war chest? >> people are excited. >> look, people are excited. people look, i have met many people. i've met many industry leaders. and business leaders . leaders. and business leaders. they're coming to me because they say to me they do not want they say to me they do not want the city that is unsafe. they do not want a city where because nobody will come to a city, london is the greatest city. camilla. we all it is not political cliche on the planet. no city can compete with london as long as you get a few things right. safety? yes. if it's safe, if it's affordable for young people, talk to any young people now, camilla, they don't dream of owning homes anymore. they afford rent i >>

this was this morning in the bromley.uld potentially bring the odd shower to the wimbledon area later in the afternoon. temperatures up later in the afternoon. temperatures up 13—20. forthe later in the afternoon. temperatures up 13—20. for the first day of the championships, not a up 13—20. for the first day of the championships, nota bad up 13—20. for the first day of the championships, not a bad day. sunny spells for the morning, the cloud does build through the afternoon, so just the chance of a passing shower through the latter part of the afternoon. it should clear by the evening. into tuesday, the next area of low pressure moves into the south, there is some uncertainty about exactly where this is going to be, but it looks most likely will see rain on tuesday in southern england and southern wales. i think most of us seeing a bit of rain for the time on tuesday. probably eases away by the evening hours. temperature not great on tuesday, not particularly warm forjuly. it stays fairly showery and relatively cool for

joshua munoz will appear at bromley magistrates court. to help the patients and hopefully get them better. it's a wonderful career and i have enjoyed every minute of it. let's take a look at your travel news now. there's a good service on all lines. we'll keep you updated if anything changes throughout this morning. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. we've had quite a bit of rain over the last 12 hours or so. the feature bringing that heavy, persistent rain is just clearing through the early hours, as you can see. it leads the way to a brighter start this morning and a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. but it's a dry start, plenty of sunshine. gradually we will start to see the cloud bubbling up, and then those showers fairly frequent for a time, one or two of which could be sharp. but the breeze, a westerly, blowing that through fairly swiftly. temperatures today getting up to 21 celsius. there is a little more sunshine around today, so a little warmer than yesterday. overnight those showers fade. it is large

i am here at the churchill theatre in bromley, where in a matter of moments i will be getting my kitce guys. this has been an honour aht— , nice guys. this has been an honour and a— , nice guys. this has been an honour and a privilege. so thank you.— honour and a privilege. so thank you. the— honour and a privilege. so thank you. r-vetust— honour and a privilege. so thank you. i've just got to go out there now and smash it and do it all for charity . right. there now and smash it and do it all for charity. right. so as i was explaining earlier, we have an actual special guest and a special performance tonight . special performance tonight. ladies and gentlemen, patrick christie from gb news news anchon christie from gb news news anchor. right. a couple years ago said , do you know what? for ago said, do you know what? for charity , i'm going to shred charity, i'm going to shred loads of weight, get fit and dream boy sexy and i'm going to perform live on stage in front of a live audience. ladies and gentlemen , to this day, he's gentlemen, to this day, he's raised how much have you ra

bromley harrow, hillingdon and surrey counties county council . surrey counties county council.you think? could ulez be the thing that damages the labour party? let's welcome them again. my head to head is ben habib, former and former adviser to jeremy corbyn. james schneider well, i'm going to start with you, ben habib ulez ulez ulez you lose ulez is fundamentally a regressive tax. >> it's a tax on the working class to fund whatever it is that sadiq khan wants to do with the cash. he claims it's a desire to clean up the air in london. but actually if you look at the maps , air pollution maps, at the maps, air pollution maps, the tfl itself produces, so one of, you know, one of the departments for which he's responsive all it shows the outer boroughs where he wishes to impose ulez to actually have pretty air. there's no pretty clean air. there's no there's no environmental imperative for expanding ulez and indeed, even central london, by the way, has pretty clean air. so the whole ulez narrative, if you like , by his narrative, if you like, by his own assessment , by tfl's own o

. >> well, those councils include bexley, bromley, hillingdon and harrow, surrey to are challenging thesentation of the gates to her majesty . so perhaps quite, quite majesty. so perhaps quite, quite poignant for the king and queen here in edinburgh this morning. they then made a surprise visit. their majesties , to the royal their majesties, to the royal infirmary of edinburgh , and they infirmary of edinburgh, and they spent some time with some elderly patients there at the meaningful activity centre, seeing them take part in dominoes and bingo as well . and dominoes and bingo as well. and the queen also visited a unit of the queen also visited a unit of the hospital for new families, new mothers and their postnatal units as well. we don't have any pictures as of yet of the queen visiting that unit, but as you can see on your screens, for those of you watching on television, there was lots of very surprised patients when the king and queen rocks up there. and then, course , as we've and then, of course, as we've just they've just discussed, they've got a very wet garden party going on

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