couldn't reach carol.he called the sheriff's department. >> she screamed and said oh, no, and then the phone was dropped. i am at my wits end. >> did you call her or she called you? >> she called me tonight. she calls me every three -- every night. i am 83 and she worries about me. we were having our conversation and she screamed and said oh, no. i haven't been able to get her to answer the phone back. i'm afraid something bad has happened. >> okay, ruth. who does your daughter live with? >> she is recently divorced. she is alone. >> what is your daughter's name? >> carol kennedy. >> did you notice she said recently divorced? >> do you believe there's any reason she would be concerned of her ex-husband came back? >> i don't think so. no. i don't think it's that kind of a thing. >> okay. >> family and friends knew even after their divorce stephen carol still cared deeply for each other and there two daughters. that connection between the two of them? >> they took time to nurture their relationship and to sp

keith morrison: a year had passed since carol kennedy's death. >>> ana year had passed since carol kennedy's death. her ex-husband steve had been charged with murder. now, an anonymous email sent to steve's attorney said the killing was a result of a drug deal gone wrong with carol's neighbor jim knapp. steve said he was told a similar story. >> steve said somebody was communicating to him through the ventilation system in the jail and told him a story about how a drug ring out of phoenix had been trying to collect money or seek some retribution against jim knapp for involvement in a prescription drug ring. >> the attorneys arranged for a meeting. opportunity for steve to tell law enforcement what they heard so they could investigate it. they showed him the mysterious email. listen to his reaction. the dna the medical examiner >>? >> there was more than the email to go on. remember the dna the medical examiner found under carol's fingernail? turned out it wasn't steve's. or jim naps. police called the dna evidence item 603. to the investigator robertson it didn't represented more. >> a becam

there is so much that carol can get angry about . you carol can get angry about., there's an old saying, be careful what you wish for. carol's dream of a labour government has turned into a nightmare not just for her, but for all of us. now carol has asked the prime minister to apologise for his treatment of pensioners. but perhaps carol could give us an apology for her handin could give us an apology for her hand in this. we've got the receipts for all of the times that she campaigned to chuck rishi out, a man who delivered the highest economic growth in the highest economic growth in the g7 and 2% inflation. instead, she wanted to bring starmer in. we've also got the receipts of my warnings on this very programme about what would happenif very programme about what would happen if sir keir starmer became prime minister. biggest i—told—you—so in history. so carol vorderman is the queen of the calculator. as a former star of countdown, she's famous for her prowess with numbers . but her prowess with numbers. but her prowess with numbers. but her politics don't add

i will ask the legendary carol king. ol% king. >>> good evening. i hope you are not too tired. we have 54 days until election day. the candidates are in full campaign mode for the first time since tuesday. this headline says it all. today trump ruled out another debate while kamala harris's campaign said it took him nearly 50 million bucks in donations in the 24 hours since the matchup. right now it is all about the ground game. we saw the candidates spread out today. her running mate tim walz was in michigan. donald trump tried to show support in arizona while jade events returned to dc. this afternoon in charlotte, vice president harris talked about what we saw on tuesday night and responded to trump. >> two nights ago donald trump and i had our first debate. i believe we owe it to voters to have another. donald trump intends to and the affordable care act. as mentioned, you heard what he said, he has no plan. he said he has a concept of a plan. all you all watched. concept no actual plan. understand what is at stake. 45 million americans are insured through the affordable ca

her colleague carol shervin noticed.started to become age appropriate, to be honest. i mean, she just seemed like she was so much happier, more free. narrator: and carol quickly regarded tina as the real deal when it came to nursing. how about her way with patients and the docs? you know, tina was the best. i mean, if there was a call light going off, she's the first to pop up and go get it. and her patients liked her. everyone liked tina. she was fantastic. narrator: it had been a momentous year for tina. she'd gotten her degree, left her marriage, and now had successfully kicked off her career in nursing. she was a 23-year-old woman about to be divorced and living alone in a cool apartment that was all hers. i think it was almost just like a huge weight had come off her shoulder. she seemed to smile more, i think, and just open up kind of like a butterfly. narrator: old tina rarely socialized with her classmates. but with carol's encouragement, she now stepped out and let down her hair. carol shervin: she finally wante

carol had gone into hemorrhage shock. and when the litter team arrived, they found him so pale and bloodless that his skin was translucent. the senior medic asked, carol, if he was okay and he woke up and said glenn, he has a small wound on his back an inch from his spine. mars has a femoral bleed and then went back to sleep. every time they woke him up, carol gave same medical report and then went back to sleep again. the team lifted out of onto the litter and him back to the schoolhouse and started to they were based out of a in afghanistan and started treat him in the hallway. they packed his wounds and ran an i.v. and called in a medevac and watched in alarm as carol's body started spasming, he entering hypothermia, hypothermia his body's last ditch effort to stay alive. a black hawk helicopter landed at the base and the wounded men were loaded on. glenda was dead. but moss carol and alvarado had a chance. the the helicopter took off and received ground fire as soon as it was airborne, carol saw a mountain ridge swing

carole, you have been doing this for decades.ard is it for musicians and other celebrities to get involved in politics? it angers people. >> well, i can't speak for other musicians but for me and obviously for taylor, it is not a question of hard or easy. it is a question of important. >> it was funny, this week donald trump said this is going to be a bad business decision for taylor swift. she's going to lose a lot of support. you think that could be the case? >> one of many things he said that isn't true. >> you live in a red state and you've been involved in politics for a long time. what do you believe is the best way to engage people? why have you been doing it for so long? >> first of all, i used to live in a renter town. i don't anymore but i used to live in a redder town and people voted republican and they knew i voted democrat but we interacted so if i broke down on the side of the road in my car they would stop. they didn't ask me how i voted and i in turn when somebody got burned out of their home, i sang on a flatbed

roth but is still very smart and you should listen to work in carol we go to you, i understand thatrtain people want very specific about the nature of what is going on that you have one woman who has been part of this flooding the market with money and throwing money at everything and calling the inflation reduction act was the opposite of what it was, new green deal and effectively biden has admitted this a few weeks ago right and is a something that can be done and what should trump duty as a history of success in this regard a bit his administration it's been a great deal as well is your take on this particular issue. carol: yes will certainly i think we can be critical of trump and his covid-19 response but a lot of that came from pelosi and if he had not signed those packages i think the people would crazy the moment. another biden and here is they no longer had an emergency yet they continue to spread like it was an emergency so i think that the differential, that you have there in the challenge is that we are in a crisis right now and we have the gdp of 120 plus percent we ha

carol >> it's totally not fair., he their lives. and, you know, he has no idea about the mentality of old people. he's probably never interviewed one in his life. >> i was raised by. >> i was raised by. >> i've spent my, yes, quite a wealthy one. i've actually spent my life interviewing pensioners. and the bottom line is they they care, they save, they try and keep a little nest egg because they never know what's going to happen to them. and when i say a nest egg, i'm not talking about tens of thousands of pounds. i'm talking about 2 or £3000 because they never know what's going to befall. they never want to be reliant on the state. and yet you're talking about making those pensions. >> they're being punished now and they're being punished by labour for doing the right thing. >> no, it's a reality check. look, let's look at a fact. poverty, relative poverty is higher among workers than among pensioners. and yet those workers are facing sky high taxes and very difficult to get the security facing sky high. we have th

"let's try to stir this up, carol, and what about car? it seems to me that yes, alice, i don’t want alice in wonderland, because she’s already been tortured, here’s alice through the looking glass, she’s somehow so cool, strange, i don’t know, for some reason it seems to me that she should be taken directly as a basis, it will be a cool performance. the performance begins as a spiritualistic seance, that is, these victorian curtains, there is a 19th century mirror, such a gloomy atmosphere, these spiritualists appear, who are absolute charlatans, if we see two sluggish, incapable of anything, as you say, charlatans, in this charlatanism there should be some kind of thing, that's all. they should be able to do something, and you know, like on the square, when there were still scamarokhs, gestrionymi, how the performance began, the barkers, the barkers , how gorgeous he was, the barker, it was a huge part of the performance, so just two words, tell me, today alisov was mirrored , this, this is why, what is this about, what is your highlight

so carole malone, this dancing. so carole malone, this is really bad news for the bbc. the freddie flintoff almost died and former star of top gear chris chris harris, has said that he warned the bbc that the stunts on top gear were dangerous. then that accident happened. we've got the complete disaster around huw edwards and now this. >> yeah, and i and i read today that ratings on strictly are plummeting as we speak. you know , plummeting as we speak. you know, people aren't bothering to tune in to the show, but, you know , in to the show, but, you know, for amanda abbington, this has been a long, hard road for her. you know, she's had, you know, the investigation upheld six of her 17 complaints, which doesn't sound like a lot, but it is a lot because what their complaints they upheld were verbal bullying and harassment. but apart from that, she's had to face terrible abuse. and threats on social media for the simple reason that she complained she's had rape threats, she's had murder threats, she's had murder threats, she's had murder threats, she had to stop working.

carol: extremely worried.fter july 13, there was concern about copycats, someone trying to repeat what matthew corrects did in butler, pennsylvania. the fact that this has happened again only ratchets of the anxiety level and makes them convinced it could happen tomorrow or next week. amna: carol leonnig of the washington post joining us. thank you. carol: you too. ♪ geoff: the day's other headlines starred in central europe, where authorities say at least 16 people have died in catastrophic flooding. a storm system is pounding the region with unrelenting rain. poland, slovakia, the czech republic and southern germany are the hardest hit. our report. >> such is the size and scale of the flooding across central europe it's being called a catastrophe. in poland, raging rivers and torrential downpours have swallowed whole towns and villages in the southwest of the country, leaving people stranded on the roofs of their homes. this the only means of rescue. whole swathes of the continent submerged by some of the wo

and who has the final say, take us inside the power structure, carol. it's the acting director of the secret service, says to kamala harris or donald trump, you can't do an outdoor rally anymore, or donald trump, who, by the naway, golfs almost ever chance he can, certainly, when he's near one of his courses. he often has meetings there. he often was with -- as he was today, with close friends and people who have donated to his campaign. can he say, yes, i am? or do they have the final word? how doesna that work?wo >> so, there is no hard and fast absolute rule, other than a candidate could say, you know what, i'm going to do what i want to do. i'm going to take the risks i want to take and so sorry. they could do that.ld but the general, practical reality is, the secret service ties to cajole and pressure and basically guilt-trip presidents and their staff and candidates and their staff, to do what is safe. i mean, i've had agents tell me about the time they insisted that bulletproof glass be put up when then candidate obama was president-elect. when h

their mother, carol, had multiple stab wounds.eatment at the scene, all three women later died at the house. kyle clifford has been charged with the murders of carol, hannah and louise hunt, possession of a crossbow and a ten—inch butcher's knife, and the imprisonment of louise hunt. he is yet to enter a plea. he later appeared again by video link at the royal courts ofjustice, where there were discussions about finding a suitable court forfuture hearings due to him having to use a wheelchair. injuly, john hunt, pictured here with his wife carol, released a statement with their daughter aimee, saying that their devastation cannot be put into words, and that the support they've received has provided a great comfort. steve knibbs, bbc news. instagram says it's overhauling the way it works for young people, promising more "built—in protections" for teenagers and added controls for parents. part of the measures being introduced will see new "teen accounts" for 13— to15—year—olds, which will have strict controls on sensitive content to

carol burnett, ladies and gentlemen! carol burnett! this morning behind the scenes of tv's golden night with gma's all access pass. the drama -- >> oh my god. >> robin: the laughs. the hosts. the action. the bear. don't be scared. >> yay! >> robin: but you might get schooled. >> what do you do, camera crew? >> robin: maybe some reunion. >> david, i'm here! >> robin: we can only dream. so it's a good thing we are live in l.a. >> i'm the happiest i have ever been in my life. >> announcer: live from times square and los angeles, this is good morning america. >> george: good morning america. hope you're doing well this friday morning. great to be here with rebecca and whit, and robin in los angeles getting ready for the emmys. hey, robin. >> robin: hollywood! i am on the red carpet outside the peacock theater counting down to the big event. talking about the emmy awards on abc. on sunday, those seats inside the theater, gonna be full of stars from the biggest hit shows like nomination leader shogun and the bear. we talked to the host, the

carole malone and jonathan lewis. staggering amount of money that millennials spend on takeaway coffees every year? as the mother of teenagers, believe me, this is a conversation we have in our house a lot. you won't believe it. don't go anywhere. this is gb news. >> cheeky. >> cheeky. >> very good morning. welcome back to the show andrew and bev. of course. and we have. i think we're actually going to. we're going to, we're going to bring some breaking. we've got carol and jonathan in the studio, but we want to bring you a little bit more on that developing story. first of all, from germany. this is we're now heanng germany. this is we're now hearing that a person has died after being shot while exchanging fire with police in munich. that's from the interior minister for the german state of bavana minister for the german state of bavaria has confirmed that police opened fire on the person who appeared to be carrying a gun near the israeli consulate. >> the scene remains under lockdown as investigations continue. >> i

liz: what did you think of all this, carol?ver dozens of trips to china and we have house education virginia foxx subpoenaing governor tim walz and his state education commissioner, carol, because they fail to stop a gigantic covid-19 fraud to accord billions in dollars of taxpayer money and that was money meant to feed hungry children and we're not saying these two things are linked, but seems like there's no scandals swirling around cathy, the governor of new york and now tim walz. >> yeah, i think the important thing that ties them together, liz, is that the democrats are so desperate to have a big tent but not vetting the clowns that come into their circus. we're seeing this over and over again whether it's the situation and it's infiltrating hochul or any of the individuals or organizations or it's tim walz that was giving out money to groups that had sketchy reputations that he admitted to local media and he suspected there might be fraud and then tried to stop it and then it went on and on. so much of this has to do with

carol roth with her take on this, you cannot miss. and nvidia's got its swagger back and, look, no one is happier than jon najarian, wait until we tell you the trade he put on. plus, my take on, well, succeeding with hard work. when hard work is no longer envogue. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: so, you know, it's been such a busy news cycle especially yesterday's postdebate debates, right? what was ross on -- lost on lot of folks was just how significant yesterday's session was, what they call an outside reversal day. and essentially, the best way to look at this is using candlestick charts. you remember, the market tumbled out the gate. didn't it look like it was going to be one of those ugly sessions? s&p at one point was down 90 points, rallied all the way back up 148 points. i'm going to tell you something, that is absolutely remarkable. this is what it looks like on the candlestick chart. so this is the day before. we went lower than the day before and closed higher than the day before. when you use the

in carol.ise a number of women are testified in the trial and he said he should sue carol for the deformation, to turn the case around.- carol for the deformation, to turn the case around. what you think of that? _ turn the case around. what you think of that? the _ turn the case around. what you think of that? the one - turn the case around. what you think of that? the one legal- think of that? the one legal point that the former president is missing here is that you cannot sue someone for defamation for statements made in court. you are not allowed to do that. there isjudicial privilege for those statements and those statements are protected from any claims of defamation.— defamation. clearly that will not be an — defamation. clearly that will not be an avenue _ defamation. clearly that will not be an avenue for - defamation. clearly that will not be an avenue for the - defamation. clearly that will. not be an avenue for the former president. we spoke a lot at the start of this year about the

christmas carol concert.eanwhile, gun salutes are marking the anniversary of the king's accession today. a 62 gun royal salute was fired by the honourable artillery company at the tower of london and marks a two year anniversary of king charles taking to the throne. earlier, the 41 gun salute took place in hyde park in london. that salute fired by the king's troop royal horse artillery. it also marks the passing of the late queen elizabeth the second. in other news, stephen ling, who raped and stabbed joanne tulip 60 times in a sadistic murder in northumberland 27 years ago, should be freed from prison . should be freed from prison. that's according to the parole board. stephen ling was jailed for life in december 1998 after admitting his horrific attack on joanne, who was 29 years old. ling was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 20 years, which was reduced to 18 years by the high court. transport secretary louise haigh said her thoughts are with joanne's family first and foremost. >> all my thoughts ar

well, carole, i will start with you on this.you think that keir starmer actually will last the full five years? >> no, i don't think he will at all. i don't think he's going to last the rest of this year. i don't think i've ever known a most prime ministers when they're when they're just voted into office, they get they get a honeymoon period. starmer's had no honeymoon period. this is six weeks now. and we've got, you know, more than half the people in the country saying that he's making himself a poll last week, said two thirds of brits believe that labour believe more in helping themselves and their allies than they do the british people. and when you that is unheard of and i just think, you know, he's got it entirely wrong. you know, that stuff you just saw there about, you know, we will not impose taxes on workers unfreezing the fuel tax. you know, people will not have been clobbered in that way since 1997, since the last time labour were in. and that was between 97 and 2010, when they increased fuel tax by a staggering 46%

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next comes from carol in tyler texas, democrats line carol. you're on c-span with nick jacobs, author of the rural voter. thank you. good morning to you both. i'm calling about in west texas, which is conservative and and um, goes red, you know, in every election about the school systems, you know, our governor has pushing for about three or four legisla sessions to have the school voucher program, which in a fact will help people already have money get to the finish line to put their kids, um, private school. and it's not going to help anybody. uh, just the regular citizen. the money that we give them is not going to get them into private school. it's another thing that helps wealthier people. hurts our public schools all over the state and. for the life of me, i can't figure out why everybody. out in west texas continues vote red and goes conservative. now, carol, when you look at the map, you look at the electoral map for, texas, east texas, where is is also very red. yes. yes, that's true. we have the same problem in east texas. but i'm co

next comes from carol in tyler texas, democrats line carol. you're on c-span with nick jacobs, author of the rural voter. thank you. good morning to you both. i'm calling about in west texas, which is conservative and and um, goes red, you know, in every election about the school systems, you know, our governor has pushing for about three or four legisla sessions to have the school voucher program, which in a fact will help people already have money get to the finish line to put their kids, um, private school. and it's not going to help anybody. uh, just the regular citizen. the money that we give them is not going to get them into private school. it's another thing that helps wealthier people. hurts our public schools all over the state and. for the life of me, i can't figure out why everybody. out in west texas continues vote red and goes conservative. now, carol, when you look at the map, you look at the electoral map for, texas, east texas, where is is also very red. yes. yes, that's true. we have the same problem in east texas. but i'm co

cheryl: well, here we go, thank you, carol and caroline, don't forget, tune in tonight.e, our special coverage at 6 p.m. "varney & company" is up next. hey, stu. stuart: good morning, everyone. yes, it is debate night, but we start with another attack on

last year the jury found trump defamed and sexually abused carol. he was fined $5 million for that.efamation trial in which trump was fined an additional $83 million. in court filings trump's lawyers maintain he is innocent, they say the trial was publicly motivated arguing, quote, plaintiffs offered and repeatedly emphasized inadmissible evidence to the jury which was wrongly admitted by the district court and made other arguments that donald trump was prevented from addressing through improperly precluded questioning and evidence. trump's team argues the court limited what they could ask during cross-examination and say the judge allowed prejudicial and unrelated evidence including testimony from other women and the inclusion of the access hollywood tape. it's a busy week in court for the former president. yesterday his lawyers entered a not guilty plea, special counsel's jack smith's new indictment in the federal election interference case and today just down the street, judge murchon will issue a decision on the request to delay trump's sentencing in his manhattan criminal trial

absolutely. >> bella, i like a carol concert. >> i love a carol concert. >> yeah, i love candlelight.ng song. >> anything. love a sing song. >> oh, gosh. >> oh, gosh. >> well, anyway, all of those, they usually happen around the first week. no, that's a good question. it's in chiswick. it's in chiswick, in a church in chiswick. >> he used to do carols in scotland back in the day, which i've been to with you in the past. >> oh, i'm available for anybody's carol concert about doing that. >> christmas won't have started unless you've been to carol. >> get invited to catherine's. you never know. princess of wales. >> okay, now we're talking there about the consequences of flooding the past few days. let's see what's happening if the rain has let up or not. aidan mcgivern. good morning . aidan mcgivern. good morning. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest update for gb news from the met office. it's a bright start for many of us, but it is going to turn wet from the south and southwest with heavy showers in many pl

big enough to see carol.- the screen over here isjust about big enough to see carol.dry _ big enough to see carol. many of us are starting off on a dry note, - big enough to see carol. many of us are starting off on a dry note, cold l are starting off on a dry note, cold and sunny. when coming in from the south—west which will be with us today, tonight and tomorrow. on friday into the weekend it will turn colder. some showers scooting across the south—east. when coming on across the southwest. some of this will be heavy and it is pushing slowly north—east. the of it all the time across england and wales the will build. for northern england, northern ireland and much of scotland, there are showers around the sunshine. a nippy start. in the north of scotland that showers will be on and off through the course of the day. you can see how slowly the brain pushes steadily north—east. the winds are picking up and we had temperatures ten to 16. this evening and overnight the rain continues to move north. the next batch of lively rain will come then. and the clearer skies in s

i can't wait to see what you say about carol vorderman.rred her when she was flogging dodgy loans to confused old people . anyway, thanks to my old people. anyway, thanks to my brilliant panel tonight with danus brilliant panel tonight with darius davies and justin. thanks two brilliant comedians. make sure you see them on tour. you got any dates coming up? no, no. justin, are you more successful? >> i'm more successful, but just as unorganised . i can't tell you as unorganised. i can't tell you where i'm going to be. >> you can find them on the internet. you can listen to their podcast, the free speech podcast, and we'll see you again next week. and don't forget headliners as well. tonight at 11 pm. i'll be on tonight. so see you then. goodbye >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb. news weather on. gb. news >> hello. good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, we've got a bit of a mix in the weather for this weekend. sunny spells, blustery showers,

cuz for driving next we're driving past places for like i used to carol in our i used to pick up carol and i'm a former addict. like here this on it. what time i was one of my friends show deed in the sonic parking lot. people become addicts because they're hurting, you know, people are hurting because they don't have the resources they, me and they're hurting me because they don't have to release analogies that they need. and then me personally just talking about like bored in school and how it like best of generation. so my family, the ultimately. 2 i realized, so my addiction was that like i was an addict because of the results of colonization, like literally forwarding school to this. to me we're on our way to a project that is resisting the damage that stems from being separated for my ditching us knowledge to 55th. welcome everybody. we're at the espanola healing suitcases. this is a project and they say, well, i mean united a call with our, our special trees here because it goes along the rio grande and root system that talks each other to other systems. and because, you know, t

but kind of a half-and-half split on the markets, joining the conversation all morning long we have carol roth recovering investment banker in the new book you will owe nothing, national review staff writer independent women's caroline downey and "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. cheryl: it is time for the hot topic of hour former president trump the vice president kamala harris will meet for the first time face-to-face tonight at the highly anticipated abc news presidential debate. polls showing the candidates remain that connect and in the battleground states a poll shows that georgia is tilting towards chart where he leads 49% , here is 46% in a two way matchup. in north carolina harris leading 50% to trump's 47%, both states are technically too close to call as they fall within the margin of error. the harris team scribbling to rewrite her debate strategy after they counted on the use of unneeded microphones. where harris wanted to object, fact check or a question donald trump and he was speaking. here is commenting on the upcominge. >> he plays an old entire playbook, there

so carol vorderman all right.r into number 10. but it looks like she might be regretting that decision now to go from 12 million to less than 2 million pensioners receiving it is just way too low. >> and i'm shocked by it because they could raise that money in so many other ways. yes he should apologise. you think he should apologise. you think he should apologise? >> i think i actually do a little bit of buyer's remorse there, i think from carol vorderman. >> it's unbelievable. i can remember her from being the brilliant mathematician on countdown. you know, we're in 30s . she could get six numbers. 30s. she could get six numbers. divide this by this to get to any three digit number. turns out how she was a good mathematician. i don't know, because she believed in the magic money tree. i don't know how she she's she's a she's a brilliant mathematician. >> and she's done a lot for children in this country with her maths. >> she may be a kind, kind , >> she may be a kind, kind, angelic, but she doesn't seem to unde

caller: this is carol. host: go right ahead. what did you want to say about the indictment against mayor adams? caller: mayor adams did no more than what trump did, i don't know why they're resting trump or any opinions. he's not the president of the right -- asking trump or any opinions paid their always asking him like he's an authority on something. and he is nothing for it he is a criminal. trump is a criminal. it shows it in new york. he did more than what this guy did and is getting away with it. host: carol, this is on x from andrew from punch bowl news who says -- who quotescmer, senator chuck schumer of new york saying this, no one i above the law including the mayor of new york city. the charges are serious and the legal process should now py out immediately and ir. and this is the statement from hakeem jeffries omhe house minority lear,he indictment of a sitting mayor is aerious and sober moment for new york city. like every other new yorker he is entitled to the resumption of innocence. that principles ntral to the a

you've got carol vorderman. can it really be healthy to eat only one meal a day?n, that's huge. >> i'm surprised that isn't on the front cover of every. >> do you know who said he only has one meal a day? go on. formerly known as prince charles, our new king. is that right? he only has one. no wonder he stayed so svelte for so long. >> well, that's it. people do say. the experts do say that the fewer calories you eat, the longer you live. >> no, no, but they've disproved it by saying, they say, can it really be healthy to eat one meal a day? and then they show a photo of carol vorderman showing it's obviously mentally unhealthy to have one meal a day. >> i didn't expect you to knock carol big countdown fan than you are. >> no, not at all. well, i know she's gone way down my estimation. okay. do you not think it's to cruel have that as the question above, phillip schofield, left, on an island for 11 days. is that one meals a day?i for 11 days. is that one meals a day? i think it's kind of like not reading it. i don't think he gets the daily mail and no food. that's

lbc host carol vorderman is feeling the heat.ry caller. >> i am incandescent decent about it. i couldn't believe that a labour government would have ever done anything so iniquitous. >> carol looks uncomfortable, but it gets worse. >> it will be more pensioners that die of hypothermia. this winter or and or malnutrition because there will be people who are having to make choices between heating and eating . between heating and eating. >> poor carol's rendered speechless as the caller finishes her demolition of this new government for which the former countdown queen campaigned. >> why clobber pensioners? i think they will pay for this at the next election, because we will never , ever vote labour will never, ever vote labour again. and we voted labour all our lives . we will never vote laboun >> it's that's that's significant for you and your partner. i just think it's so iniquitous, so unfair. >> and, you know, i really can't believe that a labour government have done this. they turned themselves into the new nasty party or the

kate hopes to join the royal family at the cenotaph and host her christmas carols.ive story work is on her mind, says roya nikkhah, but any return will be gradual. well, this is the good news that we've been waiting for. i'll get reaction from our top royal insider. big news on princess kate in a few minutes time. but first, my take at ten. oh dear. another car crash at the bbc. cricket legend freddie flintoff suffered life changing injuries in a dangerous stunt on top gear in a dangerous stunt on top gear in 2022, and i can reveal tonight it did not need to happen as a handsomely funded broadcasting organisation with an annual income of over £5 billion, you would expect, wouldn't you, the bbc to be faultless in the way that it makes its programmes in the absence of any commercial pressures and with no adverts , pressures and with no adverts, which gives them a huge advantage over the likes of us here @gbnews, the bbc should be the gold standard for television production and safety. however, former top gear star chris harris, who replaced jeremy clarkson after yet a