they were suspended by gb news after the broadcast alongside calvin robinson.rent affairs programme on the channel but in the past hour gb news has confirmed they have both been dismissed from gb news. more breaking news for you now. police in cheshire say they are carrying out a corporate manslaughter investigation at the hospital where the child serial killer lucy letby work. the investigation will focus on the countess of chester hospital after lucy letby, a nurse, was convicted of murdering babies in her care at the hospital's neonatal unit. i will just bring you a little bit more news before we go. a safeguarding review are set to begin after the death of ten—year—old sara sharif. her body was discovered under a blanket in a bunk bed at her home in woking in surrey on the 10th of august. herfatherand woking in surrey on the 10th of august. herfather and her august. her father and her stepmother and august. herfather and her stepmother and her uncle are charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. safeguarding children partnership in su

confirms its decision to end its employment relationship with the presenters laurence fox and calvin robinsonwas to do with a conversation, a discussion, they had on air regarding a female journalist and it says as of today, gb news has ended its employment relationship with laurence fox and calvin robinson. let us return to our main story about hs2 and preparations for the h52 story about hs2 and preparations for the hs2 line to manchester brought disruption to many, with the huge amounts of land and property purchased. it will, without doubt, be a release to some that it will not go ahead but it is no denying that investment on better rail links in the north of england are desperately needed and our corresponded danny savage has been looking at why. the cheshire countryside. hs2 was going to run through here, but now the plan has been axed. the preparations for it, though, will have a lasting effect for years. though, will have a lasting effect for ears. , ., , for years. there is a felt tip line auoin for years. there is a felt tip line going down _ for years. there is a felt tip line goin

gb news is also dismissing another presenter, calvin robinson, who had defended the exchange.on social media. i'm lewis vaughan jones and this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello. for many of us, it's been quite a cloudy day and, across scotland really quite wet, persistent rain, particularly in the west and also in the highlands, through the central lowlands. here's that weather front. really overcast here, but to the south, the clouds have been a little more broken, some bright spells and just the odd shower. the forecast for this evening, then — that band of rain is starting to fizzle away early in the morning on thursday, but the next weather front is approaching. north of that weather front, quite chilly in the north and the east of scotland, around 4 degrees in aberdeen, but to the south with the south—westerly winds, it's going to be rather humid in the morning — temperatures around double figures in most towns and cities. so, here's the weather map for thursday. high pressure trying to build in from the south, with the warm southerlies coming our way. but, before that happens,

mr fox later apologised and gb news is also dismissing another presenter, calvin robinson.speech the conservative party conference today. —— rishi sunak. he wants the age at which people can buy cigarettes and tobacco to rise by one year every year so eventually, nobody can buy them. he said mps would be given a free vote on the issue. the age of sail would rise from 18 every year, so child age 1a today would never be allowed to buy tobacco. i spoke to the deputy chief executive of ash. it's quite a moment to see the prime minister use the platform to make such a commitment to phasing out smoking and making smoking history for the next generation. yes, we are absolutely delighted with the proposals, and the important thing now is to see how we can implement them. further announcements have been made about of additional funding. as a comprehensive measure, we would really look forward to seeing it through.— we would really look forward to seeing it through. your organisation would welcome _ seeing it through. your organisation would welcome this. _ seeing it through. your or

. >> yes, you, calvin robinson. >> yes, you, calvin robinson. >> like calvin. >> i like calvin. >> imoral job. you shouldn't watch horror wrong with people. >> something wrong >> there's something wrong with people . it's not people that watch. it's not giving private on giving away private place on this show. >> something wrong. sent this show. >1prayer something wrong. sent this show. >1prayer well. thing wrong. sent this show. >1prayer well. there'song. sent something. >> what's wrong with being a christian? why are you stigmatising ? stigmatising? >> a trip to >> you're paying for a trip to disneyland . the show is disneyland anyway. the show is nearly over, so let's take another saturday's another quick look at saturday's front the telegraph leads front pages. the telegraph leads with israel, sends in forces as it warns of powerful offensive. the times has disabled teen taken by hamas . the daily mail taken by hamas. the daily mail leads with israel's tanks strike into gaza. the sun has £9 million bbc freddie payout. the financial times has residents flee gaza city in fear. the

and gb news has sacked laurence fox and calvin robinson.were both suspended last week after the actor turned politician made on air comments about journalist ava evans in a separate development today, the reclaim party leader was arrested shortly after he posted a video on social media saying his house was being searched by police . in was being searched by police. in a statement, scotland yard said a statement, scotland yard said a 55 year old man is being questioned on suspicion to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . this is commit criminal damage to ulez cameras. this is gb news commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . this is gb news across cameras. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back over to . patrick now it's back over to. patrick >> the biggest problem for rishi sunakis >> the biggest problem for rishi sunak is that he doesn't seem to have the kind of raw appeal and popularity of nigel farage. nigel was walking around the tory party con

a second has been seized and in some breaking news, gb news has sacked lawrence fox and calvin robinsoncomments about journalists. ava evans. in a air comments about journalists. ava evans . in a separate ava evans. in a separate development today, the reclaim party leader was arrested shortly after he posted a video on social media saying his house was being searched by police. in a statement, scotland yard said a statement, scotland yard said a 45 year old man is being questioned and on suspicion to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . and you can get more on cameras. and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com . direct our website, gbnews.com. direct boolean sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . silver investment. >> it . >> it. >> it. >> here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2171 and ,1.1565. the price of gold is £1,501.35 per ounce, and the ftse 100 is . at ounce, and the ftse 100 is. at 7454 points. >> direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for physical investm

robinson scholar. matthew. come on up. >> in 1890, calvin coolidge look out at the audience at the black river academy and delivered a speech for his high school graduation. his theme was oratory in history. 1890, set for satiety for three reasons. this is a moment he stepped into his role as a commanding order. second, it was spoken to high school students. the same age group that compete in these tournaments. the speech was about the rich american history. with that, i would like to thank the foundation for putting together a network of the brightest principled young leaders i had the chance to interact with. thank you for that. on august 10th, 1922, calvin coolidge and. the topic of his speech was the limitations of the law. in this excerpt, he speaks to the balance between state action and social responsibility. his work echoes in true today. the growing multiplicity of laws, often being observed. the state legislators, the courts deliver opinions with each year running into the scores of thousands. a part of this is due to the complexity of advancing civilization. as new forces come into existence, new relatio