cameron walker. >> thank you. good evening. it is 11:00 i'm cameron walker in the gb newsroom . suspected the gb newsroom. suspected senior members of an iraqi people smuggling operation. allegedly involved in smuggling people across the english channel have been arrested. a major investigation involving the united kingdom, france and germany targeted the ocg group, allegedly involved in sourcing equipment for the crossings, including inflatable boats, engines and life jackets. according to the national crime agency. 13 arrests have been made in germany and france, while 21 boats and 24 engines were seized alongside life jackets, pumps and cash . now jackets, pumps and cash. now more on that breaking news. now a 42 year old man has died after being fatally injured by a dog in east london on wednesday morning. leon mcdonnell, who's 32, of shirley road in stratford, has been charged over the attack. she's been remanded in custody and is due to appear at barkingside magistrates court tomorrow. the dog that was involved in the incident has been seized by the police . been seized by

but first it's the news with cameron walker . cameron walker. >> chris. thank you. good evening. it's 7:01. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. sir keir starmer has once again promised to reduce immigration but avoided setting specific targets. in a speech earlier today at pinewood studios, he outlined his plan for change. though immigration was absent from his six pledges. when pressed, the prime minister said the government would only tackle the government would only tackle the issue with a serious plan focusing on dismantling people smuggling gangs. but reform uk has quickly criticised the lack of measurable targets. but sir keir starmer argues controlling borders is still a fundamental responsibility . and in some responsibility. and in some breaking news, the labour mayor of london, sadiq khan, is to be knighted in the new year honours list. according to the financial times. he's expected to receive his award for political and pubuc his award for political and public service almost after almost two decades in frontline politics. other political recipients reportedly

the news bulletin with cameron walker . cameron walker. >> jacob thank you. good evening. it is 8:01. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom . walker here in the gb newsroom. and we've got some breaking news. a tsunami warning has been issued for northern california and oregon after a powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of ferndale. now, these are pictures very recently of san francisco bay. the city is included within the warning. the earthquake was at a depth of ten kilometres, which is shallow, according to the united states geological survey, some 4.7 million people in california and oregon are under this tsunami warning, which is due to hit at 1210 local time. that's in about eight minutes time. the governor of california, gavin newsom, is currently meeting with state emergency officials. as soon as we have more information on this, we will bnng information on this, we will bring that straight to you . sir bring that straight to you. sir keir starmer has once again promised to reduce immigration, but avoided setting specific targets. in a speech

. with the lovely cameron walker. >> don't. thank you. good afternoon. it's 3:02. i'm cameron walker in the gb newsroom . now, in some breaking newsroom. now, in some breaking newsroom. now, in some breaking news in the last few minutes, one of two teenagers convicted of murdering 26 year old brianna ghey has had a bid to challenge the length of his sentence. dismissed at the court of appeal. eddie ratcliffe, who's i7, appeal. eddie ratcliffe, who's 17, was detained for life with a minimum term of 20 years in february this year for the murder, along with co—defendant scarlett jenkinson, who received a minimum term of 22 years. brianna was stabbed 28 times with a hunting knife during the fatal attack in linear park, which is near warrington, in february last year. which is near warrington, in february last year . and french february last year. and french prime minister michel barnier has resigned after his government was ousted in a no confidence vote, the first since 1962. 331 mp5 confidence vote, the first since 1962. 331 mps

for now i'm cameron walker. now it's back to ben for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. >> gbnews.com/alerts. >> gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you, cameron walker. i want to know if he's got a home to go to. he's such a hard working young lad over this christmas period. the news bulletins, breakfast. well done to you cameron, and good morning to you cameron, and good morning to you cameron, and good morning to you all at home. hope you had a very merry christmas. and you ate lots and drank lots, and spent some good time with your friends and family. just some quick messages on your say. debbie, good morning to you. you said ben, are you wearing lipstick? no. is the answer to that? does it look like i am? i'll have to amend that if it does. and, lenny. good morning, you say? hope you had a wonderful christmas. i did indeed.i wonderful christmas. i did indeed. i know when i was a lot youngenl indeed. i know when i was a lot younger, i used to l

for now i'm cameron walker. it's back to martin for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts . or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you cameron. now, after what most would consider to be a torrid first five months in office, sir keir starmer is looking to reset his government as he launches his so—called plan for change. the prime minister is to outline new targets for fighting crime. the economy and the nhs. but absent there you will notice immigration to show how labour will deliver on the so—called five missions promised before the general election. however, the general election. however, the labour leader is to sideline his flagship pledge to make the uk the fastest growing economy in the g7. so is this the great reset? the government needs, or is it a sign of desperation? well, i'm joined in our studio by gb news political editor christopher hope chris. welcome to the studio. nice baubles. yeah . very nice. on a serious yeah

well, joining me now to discuss this is gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. n, thank you very much for your company. how significant is it to be away from a royal residence? the first of his majesty the king's reign, and actually a chapel he's never visited before. >> well, merry christmas, darren. yes. you're right. it's incredibly rare for the monarch to excuse me to deliver his christmas message or her christmas message or her christmas message. outside of a royal residence, the late queen elizabeth the second only did so three times during the course of her reign. and this is the first time that king charles ii decided to do so. it was the fitzrovia chapel, as his majesty said in his speech there. the former hospital chapel to the middlesex hospital in london, and his speech was wide ranging, very poignant and, of course, very poignant and, of course, very personal to him as well. as you mentioned, the huge theme of both community and indeed health, as you can probably imagine. and i think the health care and the diagnosis of both the king and the princess

nigel farage spoke to cameron walker and myself on gb news breakfast this morning.re's what he had to say. congratulations, you have overtaken the tory party. or have you? >> well, i mean, the idea that the leader of his majesty's loyal opposition is accusing me of fraud is absolutely disgusting. she may be used to being in a party that lies to the british public. we are not. we put that digital tracker up a few days ago, showing every single person that goes online, gives us their postcode and pays us £25. we, even since we went through that number yesterday morning, the numbers are rocketing. we're another 5 or 6000 higher than we were when we went past the conservative party. and i know that kemi badenoch is well known for her aggression and for lashing out, but to accuse me of not understanding the digital age when i've got 5.5 million followers on social media and she's got fewer than a third of a million, frankly, was a bit rich. i'm sorry, but, you know, the truth is there is a massive, as cameron hinted a moment ago, the truth is , there is a very the truth

i'm cameron walker here in the newsroom. the home secretary, yvette cooper , has secretary, yvette cooper, has claimed the tories rwanda plan did not stop a single boat, claiming the scheme cost £700 million of taxpayers money. she went on to say the deterrence did not result in a single deportation of stop a single boat crossing the channel , boat crossing the channel, branding the whole thing a grotesque waste of money. but shadow home secretary chris philp claims the rwanda plan would have been an effective deterrent if allowed to go ahead. >> the labour government, after it was elected, cancelled. they cancelled that deterrent. they cancelled that deterrent. they cancelled 18 members of a major organised crime group have been convicted for their part in smuggling billions of pounds worth of illegal drugs into the uk. >> the case, which is the biggest ever drugs investigation into the country, also resulted into the country, also resulted in the longest running criminal trial in british legal history. the convictions in t

i'm cameron walker.ow it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome along. britain is changing. mohammed is now the most popular boy's name in britain for the first time. it's a good result. this for mohammed, actually, because he came second in 2022 and he's beenin came second in 2022 and he's been in the top ten previously, but now he has taken that top spot. so well done mohammed. but it does say a lot about the demographic change in britain i think, doesn't it. i'll put a bet on okay every single year from now until britain sinks into the ocean. mohammed will be the top name. there's no going back, is there? noah is in second. and in case you're wondering, apparently olivia is the most popular girl's name. there are some interesting names in there, though. jacks is 87th most popular. enzo bodie there at 95th and 100th respectively. i

. >> 6:00 i'm cameron walker and i'm dawn neesom, and this is gb news breakfast. >> well, good morningo you on this. happy sunday. you know, i'm not surprised that it's 38% of new year's resolutions had to do with getting fit, because the gym is always packed in january. >> yeah, well, you went yesterday straight after the show. cameron was such a good person yesterday. he went straight after our breakfast show yesterday morning. straight to the gym. >> the thing is, we're very lucky because there's one downstairs in the basement. it's really good. aiden. yeah, and it means that if i went home first, there is no way i would leave there is no way i would leave the house again because i just fall asleep. so if i force myself to go on my way down to the car, then it's easier. >> you were very good. some of us went home and sat on a sofa and watched gavin and stacey finally watch gavin and stacey. >> but you were lucky because you had a second christmas, didn't you, yesterday? >> yeah, yeah. the husband did a second christmas day for us and went home and surprised me with a lovely christma

. >> i'm warning you, i'm dawn neesom and i'm cameron walker and this is gb news breakfast. >> becauseody has a clue what day it is. do they? it's like i'm waking up every day going, what day is it? i've got no idea. but it's good, though, isn't it? saturday. >> it's good. yeah. it's that awkward time between christmas and new year where you're in your pyjamas, you're eating the leftover turkey and the chocolate. >> he's not in his pyjamas, by the way. no, he's got his slippers on. >> i know i've got my brogues on. i did manage to get dressed this morning and put on a tie. well, i've already complimented you on your suit. thank you. thank you very much. and also, funnily enough, me and ben leo have exactly the same suit. gb news presenter who seems to have the same taste. >> is that a good thing? >> is that a good thing? >> is that a good thing? >> i think you're sharing the same way. >> i think so, yeah. >> i think so, yeah. >> no, it's a decent style. >> no, it's a decent style. >> why not? oh. thank you. yeah. no, ben, leo is a lot taller than me. i don't think we would fit into the

it is just gone 6:00 i'm dawn neesom and i'm cameron walker and this is gb news breakfast. a fresh fire has broken out between reform ukip leader nigel farage and conservative leader kemi badenoch. >> yes, well, it follows the party claiming to have surpassed the total number of conservative party members, according to a digital tracker. >> but kemi badenoch has slammed the announcement as fake and issuing misleading figures. >> well, nigel farage has since hit back, accusing her of being bitter, upset and angry. >> meanwhile, in other political news, the government has been urged to move thousands of inmates to open prisons in efforts to deal with the overcrowding crisis. >> well, let's talk now to the political commentator peter spencen political commentator peter spencer. peter, welcome to gb news. so a bit of a twitter spat happening over the last 24 hours or so. who's right.7 >> it's very hard to tell who's right because of the fact that the tories don't keep a very clear record of their membership, and farage's side are only have only got a sort of are only have only

well, those are your latest gb news headunes those are your latest gb news headlines for now i'm cameron walker, back to headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. your first look at friday's top stories with three comedians. before we get stuck into the papers, let's have a quick taste of what leo and nick will have to work with on friday's front pages. we can start with the daily telegraph. pm drops pledges as economy stumbles. the daily mail goes with starmer's bingo hall of parade of buzzwords and political nerd speak. well, get off the fence. mirror goes with where we're for it now. britain's quad demic health warning. the daily express you can't keep ignoring biggest problems , sir keir. exclamation problems, sir keir. exclamation mark. the metro, smiling assassin. and finally, the daily star tells us. step away from the eggnog. darn it. so plenty of news to get stuck into. leo the metro, a weird place to start. >> yeah. the metro. we don't normally cover the metro because it's not a real newspaper, but they've got smiling assassin. this is the assassination in new york of brian thom

i'm cameron walker and i'm dawn neesom. >> and this is gb news breakfast. good morning to you all. thank you for joining good morning to you all. thank you forjoining us on this good morning to you all. thank you for joining us on this very festive day. i've come basically dressed as well . i don't know dressed as well. i don't know what sparkly stowlawn quite conservative for you today there, or toning it down for christmas or liberace's older sister. yes, i like to identify as liberace's piano, even though you look million dollar, you're not entirely sure you're helping here. >> it's a lovely way, obviously, but thank you, boys, for making so much effort as well. >> i mean, we very boring. >> i mean, we very boring. >> well, we did think we'd dress it down a little bit just to make just to make just to make the star of the show shine. >> thank you very much. but are we ready? >> ready for christmas? not quite. to be perfectly honest, the studio is ready for christmas. yes. all the baubles gb news baubles as well. >> the elf on the shelf has moved. >> oh, yes we do. we do have an

i'm cameron walker, gb news royal correspondent.u were to ask me in march or april time when royal health battles were rife, if any members of the family would be able to travel this year, i would have said very unlikely. but despite the odds, the king was determined and so was the prince of wales. even harry and meghan carried out a couple of their own separate tours, although that certainly raised some eyebrows. so welcome to a royal year. the royal tours coming up, we'll be looking back on the king and queen's tour of australia with a member of the australian monarchist league, who had a very special task during the visit. >> what happens over the next five years, especially in relation to stopping the illegal wildlife trade, is crucial for the future of life on earth. >> and as prince william takes his fight against poachers to the next level, we'll look back on gb news exclusive interview with robert irwin, the son of the crocodile hunter. >> this seal, there's a little seal that's coming down here and is hijacking our intervie

i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom.sir keir starmer has once again promised to reduce immigration but avoided setting specific targets. in a speech at pinewood studios earlier today. he outlined his plan for change, though immigration was absent from his six pledges when pressed, the prime minister said the government would only tackle the government would only tackle the issue with a serious plan focusing on dismantling people smuggling gangs. reform uk have quickly criticised the lack of measurable targets. but sir keir starmer argues controlling borders is still a fundamental responsibility for 14 years we had an arbitrary number under the previous government, they said. >> it was a hard cap, it wasn't hard and it wasn't a cap. the net result of their deliberate policies was that migration went up four times. staggering. those figures of last year. so we will not be following that approach. we're going to do this in a serious way to take migration down and i think that's what the british public want, a serious plan t