camilla. i mean, i noficed should be. camilla.ed on your headlines, i think the worst thing that i've seen mr gwynne say on that group was that one gentleman was too jewish. now. yes. keir starmer claims that he's gotten on top of this problem in the labour party, but he clearly hasn't. we need to know who else was on that group. did they call andrew gwynne out when he said that? if not, what sanctions are going to be taken against them? you know this. we need all of this out in the open as quickly as possible, because otherwise it's the same old labour, same old anti—semitism within the left in in this country. and, you know, it shows that labour hasn't changed at all. >> so, mr burghart, can i just confirm you are calling on andrew gwynne to resign from parliament? >> i don't see how, given what he said, i don't see how his position is tenable. >> okay, let's move on to kemi badenoch suggestion that jobless and low paid migrants should be banned from securing indefinite leave to remain. why are you saying that? >> the action. >>

camilla dove. i'm sorry. congresswoman. member of the house foreign affairs and judiciary committees. and congressman robert garcia, a member of the homeland security and house oversight committees. thank you all very much for coming back to the saturday show. so i'm going to just go round robin. i'm going to come to you. congresswoman jacobs, last, since you're actually sitting here. congressman garcia, what are you hearing from your constituents these last three weeks? >> well, people are mad. they are off, and they understand and realize that right now, elon musk is essentially the president of the united states, bestowed with all of these powers by donald trump. jonathan, i just left a rally right now with a bunch of teachers from my community who are demanding that elon musk immediately, you know, essentially desist and stop his attack on the department of education. what you're seeing right now is this richest person on the planet and his team of cronies, by the way, out there trying to dismantle our government and ou

i sort of 50 stuff, camilla 17th of all me. i'm on. yeah. through with it that was made was got the we've taken the bill over to the best that i looked at in, in my youth and get them a little because of the money. you know, to new jersey with us cobb deep guessing movie and the police have been notified to mentioned before lunch time day and it's best to most of us. so in this up, i guess it kind of go over. but if i could fill the cycle by the 20th, i think i can do this. what am i going to be connected with that and to let them i don't see accommodate the document into to me come in that goes to you alone. and then when are you, christie? hm. you know, you combine it with them because i love sort and i cannot live on turning to you all things. yeah. you start, he's on saw not having it meaningless to are united by the profession. they cannot easily f k das here at the i thought you know, the time is best on the semester. ok. monitor the the, the the the, the, the, the the how can we you know, the nature of the data. okay. sounds good. so

i sort of 50 stuff, camilla 17th of all me. i'm on. yeah. through with it that was made was got the we've taken the bill over to the best that i looked at in, in my youth and get them a little because of the money. you know, to new jersey with us cobb deep guessing maybe, and the police have been notified to mentioned before lunch time. did to provide the best to most of us. so in this up, i guess it got to go to school. but if i could fill the cycle, it the old, the 20th, i think i can commit to this one, but i think it's gonna take me through with that and to let them i obviously accommodate the document into to me, come in. that goes to you alone. and then when are you, christie? hm. you know, you combine it with them because all of sudden icon on to live and turn it to you all things. so these are your samsung not having it meaningless to are united by the question. they cannot easily f k das here at the i thought you know, the, because time is best on the semester. ok, monitor the filters the, the the the how the the the the, the slice

but congresswoman camilla dove, i'm coming to you first. what?> leader jeffries just flat out say. yeah, we're going to withhold votes until, you know, musk is reined in. >> because he knows that mike johnson has not been able to accomplish anything substantive without the votes of democrats. so if mike jnson can find a spine and negotiate in good faith, then democrats will be there like we've always been. but we are not going to be complicit in the chaos and corruption, and we are not going to be bullied. last i checked, americans said they wanted the cost of living to be easier for them. they want the price of eggs to fall, not planes falling out of the sky. because we've gotten rid of gotten rid of the federal aviation commission. and leader jeffries knows that we need to be disciplined. we need to be unified, and we need to be fighting for the american people. >> and, congressman garcia, it makes me think of the inside outside strategy where, you know, he's a member of leadership. he has to go in there and talk to speaker johnson and hammer o

king charles and queen camilla hosted a black—tie dinner last of their state visit to the country in. the feast included crab, ravioli and pork, along with english and italian wine. i'm here in english one all right, i have never tried it, tit 7 it sounds it sounds a 7 it sounds a great it sounds a great menu. before we go — some live pictures from the superdome in new orleans — where the kick—off for the super bowl is about 2k hours away. america's most high profile sporting event will feature the philadelphia eagles taking on the kansas city chiefs, super bowl in a row. the half—time show performed by lamar. stay tuned will kendrick lamar. stay tuned will be at the top of the hour. hello there. a rather grotty day for many of us on saturday with low grey cloud, drizzle, further outbreaks of rain, and some of that rain turned to snow over the tops of the hills in the colder air. it's just more of the same as we head through the next few days. so still feeling chilly, especially in exposure to that brisk easterly wind, more low grade cloud and some drizzle, further showers. but alway

king charles and queen camilla hosted a black—tie dinner last night to celebrate italian cuisine aheadcal food and traditional cooking methods. the feast included crab, ravioli and pork, along with english and italian wine. before we go, some live pictures from the superdome in new orleans, where the kickoff for the super bowl is less than 2a hours away. the philadelphia eagles taking on the kansas city chiefs, who are looking to make history by winning their third super bowl in a row. stay with us here on bbc news. i will have more global news for you at the top of the hour. dromey then. goodbye for now. —— joined me then. hello there. a rather grotty day for many of us on saturday, with low, grey cloud, drizzle, further outbreaks of rain, and some of that rain turned to snow over the tops of the hills in the colder air. a different story, though, further north and west. lots of blue sky and sunshine here in argyll and bute. it's just more of the same as we head through the next few days, so still feeling chilly, especially in exposure to that brisk easterly wind. more low grade cloud

max greenfield and camilla luddington. did you win?y rounds is this? >> kamau: there's three so i'm going to the second. if that goes well, i go to the funds but i'm already in the bonus room because i won one came which i didn't expect win. >> stephen: you find out who you're up against when you show up? like gladiators? >> kamau: you show up and you're like oh, no. neil degrasse tyson. it was a good run. >> stephen: how good are you at trivia? >> kamau: some people know a lot about a little. i know little about a lot. wikipedia is my home page. spew and you have a favorite bit of trivia you belong people? >> kamau: no home. i don't really know what i know. >> stephen: to know that thing is called at the end of a shoelace? >> kamau: no. >> stephen: aglet. >> kamau: i answered a question on celebrity jeopardy. the answer is what is shintoism. it was right. i still don't know what shintoism is. >> stephen: last time you were here was 2020. trump was president. and now he's back. >> kamau: what? what? through and i'm sorry. i hate to be

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camilla, what more do we know? >> reporter: the coast guard search for the missing plane is over. they fountd the aircraft 35 miles southeast of gnome where it was supposed to land. seven passengers are believed to be inside of the aircraft. the coast guard said they were not able to access them. the plane vanished thursday afternoon during a flight between two small towns over the western coast of alaska. here are some moments that air traffic control noticed something was wrong. >> altitude alert, 445, check your altitude immediately. radar contact lost. >> the plane departed around 2:40 local time and lost contact with air traffic control about 40 minutes later, only about 10 minutes before it was scheduled to land. we know the pilot told air traffic control he would stay in a holding pattern as he waited for the runway to clear. right before the plane disappeared, the coast guard said it had a rapid loss of elevation in speed, then the visibility was lost. visibility was low at the time of the disappearance but a lot of this remains a mystery as the ntsb is sending a team to i

and, in the uk king charles and queen camilla hosting a gala for italy's prime minister at their high-growthe of the stories from around the globe at this hour. fifty-two minutes now after the hour new orleans may be in the big easy but security there, they will be working extra hard to keep super bowl fans and of course taylor swift and yes, the big guy, the president of the united states all safe for the big game tomorrow. we are at live in new orleans with kick off just 26 hours away. can i have another pancake? from full house... ♪ ...to empty nest... ♪ ...to free birds. ♪ vanguard. we got this. fifty years of helping you invest for every chapter. kevin: security is tight in new orleans for super bowl lix tomorrow. of course, you can watch the game on fox. it's the city's first major security test since last month's record attack, and there's more pressure with president trump attending the game. matt finn live in new orleans with the latest. hey, mattie. >> reporter: hey, kevin. the energy is electric on bourbon street, intensifying every hour. the crowds, the foot traffic picking up, a

the major spring tour follows multiple trips last year by king charles and queen camilla, including visits australia and samoa. the royal couple will meet pope francis at the vatican and celebrate the catholic church's pilgrims of hope jubilee year. and that's it. you're right up to date. now it's it. you're right up to date. now wsfime it. you're right up to date. now it's time for headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts byhave<:§{r direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts byhave agreed and tech companies have agreed to work more closely to tackle phone theft. the pledge was made at a summit chaired by the home secretary. it follows a week of action across london, in which 230 suspects were arrested. scotland yard said the trade in stolen mobiles is worth more than £50 million a year, as the devices are resold in the uk and abroad. and finally, the king and queen are to pay state visits to italy and the vatican in april. the major spring tour follows multiple trips last year by king charles and queen camilla, including visits to

queen camilla told the staff they're doing a brilliant job and shouldn't go unrecognised.and finally, greggs has announced a battle of the burgers taking on mcdonald's and kfc by launching its own. the bakery chain is adding a new chicken burger and wrap to its hot made to order range. it comes as greggs plans to open 150 new shops this year in a massive expansion. well, we sent our reporter jack carson who else off to the bakery chain to very briefly taste the new offering. >> the world is watching. it is crispy. it's very crispy. i've probably eaten a bit too much. i would prefer a little bit more mayonnaise on my burger, i think. so maybe i should have bought an extra little sachet of mayonnaise. >> yes, a brave fellow, that's for sure. and as long as they've still got the sausage rolls, that's what i need for my jowls. anyway, it's back to martin daubney. he strikes me as a steak bake kind of fella. >> you're absolutely right, mark. steak bake all day long, my son. now, back to the serious business of politics. because the conservative leader, kemi badenoch, says that

king charles and queen camilla will undertake state visits to the holy see and the repubuc visits toholy see and the republic of italy in early april 2025, during their majesties state visit to the holy see. the king and queen will join his holiness pope francis in celebrating the 2025 jubilee yeah celebrating the 2025 jubilee year. traditionally held once every 25 years. the jubilee is a special year. those are the latest gb news headlines. we're back in an hour. in the meantime, it's over to patrick christys. not a swear word in sight. >> 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. >> good evening. a pakistani asylum seeker has won £100,000 for quotes being treated like a criminal, despite being here illegally. nadra almas came to britain in 2004 on a student visa. she then overstayed her visa. she then overstayed her visa. she then overstayed her visa. she was handcuffed and imprisoned at a detention centre and told that she'd be deported. she launched a series of appeals claiming, you guessed it

and that's to mark charles and camilla's 20th anniversary.'m sorry to have to be the one to tell you, but a cold snap is sweeping in. temperatures are set to plunge as low as minus seven degrees in scotland over the coming days. a yellow weather warning is in place across much of the uk, with snow expected in northern england and in wales. the met office says the demand for health care is likely to rise, but the return of the dreaded beast from the east is thankfully unlikely. scotland recently recorded temperatures of almost —19 c, though it's not expected to get quite that cold this time. that's the news on gb news. more for you in around an houn news. more for you in around an hour. now though, it's over to lee. >> 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. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. i'm lee anderson. the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield and his first time on the show tonight it's chris wall, labour housing activist. is that rig

speaking to camilla tominey earlier here on gb news, andrew griffith agreed that sir keir starmer arguedher that sir keir starmer should prioritise closer trade ties with the us. >> we've been very clear with keir starmer about what he's not to be doing going off to brussels tomorrow, selling out this country. actually, i'd much rather he was on a plane to the united states. that's the big opportunity. it's an opportunity we wouldn't have if we hadn't taken advantage of brexit. we hadnt taken advantage of brexit. we hadn't got control back for our trade policy. for the first time in 42 years. in that period, we actually made pretty good use of that 73 trade deals, including with some of the fastest growing countries on on the planet. >> those are the latest headunes >> those are the latest headlines for now. aaron armstrong will be with you very shortly for another update. now, though, it's over to michael. >> 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. >> thank you, sam francis. rachel reeves wants gro

among the guests for charles and camilla's event were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren andanley tucci, and the menu honoured a cause close to the king's heart. the tradition of slow cooking that promotes the right to good, clean and fair food for all and strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine and is, of course, championed by many italians. president donald trump is set to revoke joe biden's security clearances and stop his daily intelligence briefings, as he says, there was no need for his predecessor to receive classified information. in a post on truth social. trump said, joe, you're fired, as he referenced a report by special counsel robert hur that described biden last year as a well—meaning elderly man but with a poor memory. a spokesperson for biden has so far declined to comment. the wreckage of a small plane has been found in alaska after suddenly losing altitude and crashing earlier this week. the benng crashing earlier this week. the bering air flight left at around 230 on thursday, but contact was lost less than an hour later, according to the firm'

. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show here on gb news. lovely to see you this morning. i've got the former leader of the conservative party on the show, sir iain duncan smith. he's going to be with me in the studio and i'm going to be talking to him about his recent visit to ukraine. five years since brexit. can you believe it.7 reform being ahead of the tories in every major poll for the first time, and what he makes of donald trump's first two weeks back in the white house. also joining me is the shadow secretary of state for business and trade, andrew griffith. i'll be asking him about why brexit is seemingly now so unpopular, and why the tories failed to capitalise on so many brexit opportunities. labour mp barry gardiner will be here. i'm going to be asking him about labour's plans for a new runway at heathrow. spoiler alert i'm not sure he's in support of rachel reeves plan and his take on five years since the uk left the eu. is starmer going to try and get us back into the bloc? former deputy prime minister damian green will also j

the major spring tour will take place in early april, and it coincides with charles and camilla's 20thg anniversary. they will meet pope francis at the vatican and celebrate the catholic church's pilgrims of hope jubilee year. they will also carry out engagements in rome and the north eastern city of ravenna. known for its early christian mosaic artwork. a cold snaps on the way. temperatures may plummet to as low as minus seven in parts of the uk over the coming days. a yellow cold weather warning will come into force across much of the country. the met office is warning of the coldest temperatures in scotland. it could drop to minus four in the north of england and wales, which could bring a couple of centimetres of snow. it means an increased use of healthcare services by vulnerable people and a greater risk to life. but and a greater risk to life. but a return of the dreaded beast from the east is unlikely. that's it for the moment. more from me a little later. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.co

among the guests for charles and camilla's event were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren andanley tucci, and the menu honoured a cause close to the king's heart. the tradition of slow cooking promotes the right to good, clean and fair food for all and strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine, and is championed by the italians to the us now, where president donald trump is set to revoke joe biden's security clearances and stop his daily intelligence briefings, as there was no need for his predecessor to receive classified information. in a post on truth social, trump said, joe, you're fired, as he referenced a report by special counsel robert her that described biden last year as a well—meaning elderly man with a poor memory. a spokesperson for biden has declined to comment. and staying in the us, the wreckage of a small plane has been found in alaska after suddenly losing altitude and crashing earlier this week. the benng crashing earlier this week. the bering air flight left unalakleet at 2:38 pm. on thursday, but contact was lost less than an hour later, accordi

buckingham palace has also confirmed a state visit in april to italy and the vatican to mark charles and camilla'sg anniversary. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you in around an hour. now, though, it's over to matt. >> 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. >> welcome back, everybody to state of the nation tonight with me matt goodwin. now that bombshell mega poll in british politics today has got everybody asking the question, will reform uk hold the balance of power at the next general election? according to this very big mrp poll of 5000 people, it is predicting that there will be a three way tie between the labour party, the conservative party and reform. in the findings that you can see on the screen. on the left is the 2024 general election results, and on the right is the latest poll projection, which shows that the conservatives would win around 178 seats, labour around 174 seats and nigel farage and reform uk around 175 seats, which would be a dramatic rise from the five seats they won

quite a closed shop, but of course it was a dinner to celebrate the fact that king charles and queen camillaare off to italy in april for a state visit, and it was entirely british ingredients, but an italian style dinner. and we've got the menu here for you pate and coppa, tuscan style pate and coppen coppa, tuscan style pate and copper. we've got scottish crab as well. we've got isle of wight tomato passata. but we were talking earlier, weren't we, about what's the best way to twirl spaghetti. >> i was wondering there, since the king and queen were hosting, ideally it was about italy, whether they will learn how to properly eat spaghetti, though spaghetti is not on the menu, i noticed. spaghetti is not on the menu, i noficed.so spaghetti is not on the menu, i noticed. so has anyone figured out how you eat spaghetti? and because there are all sorts of different ways you're meant to try it, and i don't know whether they're very british interpretations, but do you spin it on a spoon? do you slurp it? >> what do you do? the first one is the proper way. i'm more likely to do the second. >> i don

palace has also confirmed a state visit to italy and the vatican later this year to mark charles and camilla'sh wedding anniversary. the trip will include meeting with the pope and visits to rome and ravenna. and a cold snap is sweeping in with temperatures set to plunge as low as minus seven degrees in scotland in the coming days. a yellow weather warning is in place across much of the uk, with snow expected in northern england and in wales. and the met office says demand for health care is likely to rise. but a return of the dreaded beast from the east is thankfully unlikely. scotland recently recorded temperatures of —18.9 c, but it's not expected to quite get that cold this time. that's the latest from the gb newsroom for now. i'll be back with you in half an houn i'll be back with you in half an hour. now that it's over 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. >> maggie. sam. now let's get cracking because reform uk will hold the balance of power at the next general election, according t

among the guests were charles and camilla, of course, and victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren and stanley tucci. and the menu honoured that cause. close to the king's heart. it is, of course, slow cooking, promoting the right to good, clean and fair food for all, and strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine. apparently it's also championed by the italians. let's just bring you a breaking update before i hand you back to darren and the panel you back to darren and the panel. we're hearing tonight that belfast boxer john cooney has died today, days after suffering a brain injury during a fight earlier this week. the 28 year old underwent surgery after his first defence of the celtic super featherweight title was stopped in the ninth round. his family says they are devastated by the loss of a much loved son, brother and partner. they thanked hospital staff for their tireless efforts to save him. sadly though, as i say, john cooney died today at the age of 28, his promoter announcing that news saying he battled for his life a week before passing away today. those are t

among the guests for charles and camilla's event were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren andstanley tucci, and the menu honoured a cause close to the king's heart. the tradition of slow cooking promotes the right to good, clean and fair food for all and strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine, and is championed by the italians. now a mass is taking place at saint mary's cathedral in sheffield today.to mary's cathedral in sheffield today. to remember harvey willgoose, who was stabbed at school on monday. and later today a march will take place throughout the city to remember the 15 year old and raise awareness of knife crime. the day of remembrance will culminate in a minute's silence at bramall lane this afternoon, before the match between sheffield united and portsmouth. all reruns of old gino d'acampo shows have been pulled from the itv schedule after allegations of inappropriate behaviour against the tv chef. a new series of family fortunes that was filmed in october 2023 has not been broadcast yet, and as it stands, there are no plans to do so. d'acampo has b

the major spring tour follows multiple trips last year by king charles and queen camilla, including visitsto australia and samoa. the royal couple will meet pope francis at the vatican and celebrate the catholic church's pilgrims of hope jubilee year. and that's it. you're right up to date. now it's it. you're right up to date. now wsfime it. you're right up to date. now it's time for headliners. >> 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. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three spiffy comedians. we're going to kick off with a look at some of the front pages. the daily mail, new era of stagflation thanks to reeve's ruinous budget, the telegraph bloated state is harming the economy, and the guardian fears over stagflation. as reeves growth plan suffers double blow. steve stagflation, stagflation. >> stagflation it's where you get the mail, dear, and you're in. >> an air pump. >> an air pump. >> and is that what it is? >> and is that what it is? >> i really