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emily carver this evening.keeping me company until 7:00 is the former conservative mp paul scully and former labour mp shaun simon. welcome to the show or welcome back. now, just a couple of views from you, some of your comments just before we get into the politics, janet says how lovely that the princess will be on the balcony tomorrow. just the lift that the nation needs right now, adrian says very much so, emily. it will for be great the people to see the princess back. and good to hear some good news for a change. and andrew says, what a fantastic picture of kate. she looks fantastic. we wish her continued good health and great times to come. yes, she certainly is very photogenic, but also she's looking. she's looking better, isn't she? she's looking quite a bit better. so this is wonderful news that perhaps we, we needed anyway to go through today's political events. we're joined now by gb news political editor christopher hope . christopher, christopher hope. christopher, you've been extremely busy. this

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. >> i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver . emily carver. >> he's back. borisjohnson emily carver. >> he's back. boris johnson is getting behind the tory election campaign, urging voters to not give labour a generation in power. can the ousted prime minister rescue the conservatives and keir starmer has been forced today to deny that a labour government would hit premier league clubs with a tax on player transfers? >> but there's been a little bit of confusion within the party on whether to back this policy, and pro—palestine activists use crowbars, crowbars to smash computers and windows, targeting a company they accuse of having links to the jewish state. >> is it time to ban groups behind this sort of criminal damage ? damage? >> and you may have seen both rishi and rishi sunak and keir starmer can agree on something. they're both calling for the 1968 beatles banger hey jude to become england's new football anthem. of course, afterjude bellingham's goal sent streams of the song back to the top of the charts , well, will it become the charts, well, will

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this is emily carver. >> anyway.e heads. roll three down. how many more candidates from all parties are going to be dragged into the growing row over politicians placing bets on electoral events and outcomes? >> well, the labour party's kevin craig joins conservatives. craig williams and laura saunders in the growing list of budding mps disowned by their parties in the last 24 hours. >> yes, one cabinet minister has said politicians shouldn't be betting on elections . there are betting on elections. there are now growing questions on how many more might join the rogue's gallery of betting scandal. suspects >> well, joining us now is the political commentator nathaniel ogoni. nathaniel, this is a bad look. first of all, not just for the tories but now for the labour party too. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so i can see why it might look that way, but it's important to note with the alister jack case, there's no suspicion of wrongdoing . it's suspicion of wrongdoing. it's not suggested that he knew about the date when he placed

i'm emily carver now.with the unions over their plans to tax private schools? sir keir starmer has, of course, promised to charge private schools 20% vat, vat as well as end business rate relief if he comes to power after the general election. now the party estimate this will raise about 1.7 billion in funds to be spent on state schools. however, a recent survey of parents with children at private schools suggests around 224,000 pupils could leave because of these plans, double the previous estimate. well, i'm joined by spokesperson for education, not taxation campaign, lavina tandon and the labour councillor, permana assad. lavina thank you very much indeed forjoining me. this is quite an emotional topic for a lot of people, actually. we've seen the initial estimates from the labour party, they used from the labour party, they used from the labour party, they used from the institute of fiscal studies that only about 3 to 7% of pupils would leave the private sector and be moved into the state sector. howev

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my name is tom harwood. >> i'm emily carver. >> i'm emily carver. >> now, earlier today, we heard fromof britain . and workers party of britain. and george galloway joins us now. george, thank you so much for making the time for us today. i've been reading through your manifesto commitments. they seem pretty enticing. a retirement age of 60 from when you can draw the state pension , no tax paid the state pension, no tax paid below £21,200 and free travel free travel for all children. i mean, it's a fairy tale wish list isn't it? >> no, as a matter of fact, until a year and a half ago, it was a six day retirement age in france. that well—known revolutionary socialist economy. you used to be able to retire at 60. in france. soon it will be 70. in britain and in france, there's a general election at there's a general election at the end of this month, and my equivalent in france is promising a return to the age of 60. free travel for children on our buses would be a good thing, would it not? it would keep our children safe . it would occupy children safe. it would occupy seats that are ot

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. >> i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver . emily carver. >> he's back.election campaign, urging voters to not give labour a generation in power. can the ousted prime minister rescue the conservatives and keir starmer has been forced today to deny that a labour government would hit premier league clubs with a tax on player transfers? >> but there's been a little bit of confusion within the party on whether to back this policy, and pro—palestine activists use crowbars, crowbars to smash computers and windows, targeting a company they accuse of having links to the jewish state. >> is it time to ban groups behind this sort of criminal damage

welcome to sunday with me, emily carver. i'm standing in for michael portillo this morning. today, the remarkable story. today, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, stands accused of copying the reform party's immigration policy. i'll reveal the similarities between keir starmer and richard tice, plans to reduce immigration in a few moments time. the diane abbott saga takes yet another twist. it's emerged overnight that sir keir is reportedly offering her a peerage to stand down as an mp . is he playing with fire? and yesterday saw a massive march through london with people chanting we want our country back. chanting we want our country back . it chanting we want our country back. it comes chanting we want our country back . it comes after weeks of back. it comes after weeks of pro—palestine protests, anti—antisemitism , anti—antisemitism, counter—protests and the topic of muslim integration, leading the news agenda. how can britain come back together and someone who's laid it all on the line for great britain is one of the few surviving d—day veterans. 98 year old les under

i just want to focus on james carver, it's been a while since i have talked about james carville, a politicalcessful in recent history. and in 2022 he picked a candidate in pennsylvania there was literally obliterated. and then in 2020 he predicted we did was have election results by 10:00 and we got those four days later. but let me just say this, you know, when you really think about it, here's what we know to be true. one thing he did get rights, 1992 he had a quote that said it's going to be about the economy, stupid. and that it got right. other than that i think his political operative and ability to predict things are pretty awful. but i think when i say that, i say this. this is going to come down to how people feel about the economy on election day or when they vote if they vote early or absentee. and what we have seen over the past few days we have seen job growth. and we are experiencing record inflation. and we have those numbers coming out in this month and hopefully they will take it down. we will have inflation numbers coming out next month, the month after that before the elec

i'm stephen dixon and i'm emily carver and this is breakfast on gb news. morning. good morning.ice to have you here. >> nice to be here bright and early. >> what did you make of yesterday? i know you were on yesterday? i know you were on yesterday afternoon, weren't you? >>i you? >> i mean, it was hard. it was hard not to shed a tear. >> i mean, quite phenomenal, wasn't it? >> the reporting. ellie costello. sophie reaper fantastic. >> yeah, very, very good. and actually i think it's quite nice. i said this yesterday that i don't wish it to sound patronising, but i think there's something quite nice about having younger people covering it because it's , it's about the it because it's, it's about the next generation taking it forward. >> oh, absolutely . >> oh, absolutely. >> oh, absolutely. >> and i think, i think there's a, there's a lot for that. and i think the and also i love that ellie went to the, she went to some of the war graves earlier in the week and things. i know what that meant to her seeing that for the first time, which is i mean, it's horrific. >> i mean, mind bl

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver.ected. this is a breaking and developing story, and we'll have all the details . and we'll have all the details. >> and a new general election battleground is drawn on immigration. this time. rishi sunak vows to bring down migrant numbers by introducing a cap on visas . visas. >> meanwhile, the labour party has pledged to bring energy security to the uk, ending dependence on fossil fuels from overseas. but a battle is brewing over plans to tax oil and gas even more . and gas even more. >> and d—day veterans make the journey to france , where they journey to france, where they will be honoured for their part in the liberation of normandy and western europe . and western europe. >> now, i think emily and i have a different definition of what work is. >> yeah, i'm just telling tom we were talking about handwriting before, and tom seemed to think that no one would ever pick up a pen or a pencil as a child, unless it was homework. and i'm telling him there is. i'm telling him there is. i'm

the 21st of june. >> i'm emily carver, and i'm tom harwood . harwood. >> now.ure from a studio audience, sir keir starmer admits he would rather jeremy corbyn as prime minister than boris johnson . rishi sunak than boris johnson. rishi sunak says he's incredibly angry over tory betting allegations. >> fears grow as the search for missing teenager jay slater enters its fifth day in tenerife . the 19 year old was on his first holiday without his parents, and the princess of wales has released a touching birthday message for her husband, with a new photo of the family leaping into the . family leaping into the. air. >> and just stop oil . it seems >> and just stop oil. it seems they're back now, warning us that they're going to target not only private jets but also airports in order to disrupt summer holidays. there you go. isn't that nice? the times newspaper has learnt this just now, so apparently they will stage a campaign to disrupt airports during the summer holidays. of course, we know them best for blocking roads, for defacing artworks and the like, but yes

i'm emily carver, and i'm tom harwood now. of june. i'm emily carver, and i'm tom harwood now .m harwood now. a major development in the election betting scandal today engulfing the conservatives. the party is now withdrawing support for their candidates accused of placing bets on the election date. but has the damage already been done? >> meanwhile, there's an election clash over immigration. the conservatives say migrants are queuing up in calais, just waiting for a labour government to scrap the rwanda plan. labour has hit back, saying migrants aren't waiting and rishi sunak has failed to deal with the problem . problem. >> and julian assange, he's been released from prison after reaching a deal with the united states. he's now expected to be a free man. but is the wikileaks founder a hero , or did he founder a hero, or did he jeopardise national security by revealing military intelligence, saint or sinner, and the king and queen have welcomed the japanese emperor and empress , japanese emperor and empress, who are on a three day state visit to the uk. >> meanwhile , however,

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. there's chaos within the labour party over tax on private school fees. emily thornberry has been slapped down this morning by her colleague after she suggested the policy could put class size pressure on state schools. >> and the prime minister returns to the campaign trail after his disastrous d—day blunder. but with his authority shaken, there are calls from within the tory party to welcome on board reform uk's nigel farage to unite the right and a political earthquake across europe. >> nationalists have made gains in a swathe of eu countries. the belgian prime minister has resigned and president macron has called a snap legislative election. will the shockwaves hit britain and the unanswered questions around the death of tv celebrity doctor michael mosley? >> a post—mortem is being held today. we'll bring you those details as soon as they come . in. one big question to pose to you this afternoon was about to say this afternoon was about to say this morning. this afternoon very much

. >> i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver .rnment. a message from rishi sunak as he unveils the conservative manifesto . he's conservative manifesto. he's promised to cut taxes, boost defence spending and clamp down on immigration. but do these promises add up and, crucially, will his pledges persuade voters to back the tories in the general election? reaction and analysis to come meanwhile, labour has promised a 100,000 extra child dental appointments, along with supervised teeth brushing lessons for schoolchildren . the lib dems schoolchildren. the lib dems have also focused on health, promising to create greater access to gps in rural areas and elsewhere. >> there's been another ugly scene for reform uk's nigel farage, who had building rubble thrown at him during a campaign eventin thrown at him during a campaign event in yorkshire. politician safety again at risk. we'll bnng safety again at risk. we'll bring you the details . bring you the details. >> now, did you manage to stay awake through rishi sunak's announcement of t

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver. rishi sunak. shame. the prime minister apologises after leaving d—day commemorations early yesterday, missing out on the international concluding event today, he says it was a mistake not to stay in france longer and i apologise . france longer and i apologise. >> the labour party will meet with the unions to agree their final manifesto this afternoon, andifs final manifesto this afternoon, and it's set to include a controversial policy on palestinian statehood and the search for beloved tv doctor mike doctor michael mosley. >> it enters its third day. police are scouring the greek island of symi in 40 degree heat. mosley's family lost contact with the father of four on wednesday afternoon after he went out for a walk without his phone. >> well, there are clearly a lot of people who are deeply upset about the fact that rishi sunak didn't stay for that concluding event yesterday to commemorate d—day. i'm sure many of those veterans would have expected him to be there, but but but he has apologised. and i

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. >> and we have some breaking news coming up . well, the bank news coming up. well, the bank of england, they've got an announcement exactly at midday. will those interest rates finally go down.7 >> they've been held at 5.25% for quite some time now. it's been years since we've seen an interest rate cut. of course , interest rate cut. of course, they've been rising in line broadly with international interest rates for the last couple of years. and i can reveal now that they have once again been held, 5.25% interest rates held for a further month. >> a further month. well, that will be a disappointment to some. well, the public, some members of the public, but also to quite a few economists actually , who have been arguing actually, who have been arguing that now is the time to start bringing them down. of course, inflation has now gone back to the 2% target, so it'll be very interesting to find out what exactly their reasoning is for this. is it because we're in the bouts of a in the m

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i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver . june. i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver.eral election manifesto today . we've heard from keir today. we've heard from keir starmer as he pledges plans to ensure economic stability, cut nhs waiting times and reform planning rules to build over a million new homes. >> this comes as nigel farage reveals his plan to lead a merged reform conservative party could they provide a stronger opposition to a potential labour government? >> and of course, throughout this election, we want to hear from you, our gb news reporter has been speaking to voters in bristol today. we'll be hearing what you had to say in that region very shortly . region very shortly. it's an interesting prospect, isn't it , it's an interesting prospect, isn't it, pitching yourself to not lead your party in parliament, but be elected and then merge your party in parliament? well i assume that nigel farage is looking at the situation rationally and knowing that even if he has a decent vote share, it'll just be him. >> he's not. there's not going to be a huge number

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. don't give starmer a supermajority. that's the new warning from senior conservative figures ahead of the general election. but is this simply an admission of defeat from the downtrodden conservatives .7 downtrodden conservatives? >> meanwhile, is labour being transparent over its tax plans? there are growing warnings that the party isn't being open enough about huge taxes that may come , and joe biden's son, come, and joe biden's son, hunter, becomes the first child of a sitting us president to be convicted of a crime. >> what does this mean for the general election campaign? >> and, rishi sunak. he left the d—day commemorations early to take an interview with itv's paul brand and there's been a few clangers that have come out of it, haven't they? >> there have been, there have been. although i mean, also in the interview, he did talk very movingly about the veterans that he met, the british events he'd been to, it just did seem very, very odd that he didn't go to the international ev

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. yesterday they clashed in tv on the first debate. today they're united in paying debate. today they're united in paying respect to those who lost their lives in the liberation of normandy. we'll bring you live coverage of the events marking the 80th anniversary of d—day . the 80th anniversary of d—day. >> and of course, we'll have full analysis of that. tv leaders clash. what's the truth behind the prime minister's 2000 labour tax hike? claim and did keir starmer really say he'd rather a loved one die on an nhs waiting list than use private health care? >> and after a shaky start for nigel farage in clacton yesterday, we're asking just how safe a politician's during this election campaign and should more be done to protect them . more be done to protect them. >> it's quite extraordinary what happened to nigel farage yesterday? >> it's not the first time it's happened, a young woman deciding to take it upon herself to throw something at him when he's out on the election campaign. it's

. >> i want to i guess is it makes a huge difference night, i step toward voters like elliot carver hall, having their voices heard it felt a little bit of empowerment, a little, just a little bit, a little tiny bit sara marie joins us now from las vegas. >> so this is the first time these voting booths had been used. how did the process go? >> it went pretty smoothly, although there were voters who showed up to vote and found out they were actually registered in a different county or in some cases, in a different state which is indication of the education gap that still exist for those who are behind bars. there were dozens of folks who wanted to vote from the jail today and we expect that that's cut number is going to be even larger when we get to the general election in november. this was sort of a dry run for the big event coming up, anderson be interesting to do polling and see if they're running for sara marie. >> thanks. the news continues right here on cnn outfront. next, breaking news, president biden, now it is son side behind closed doors after you're biden was found guilty to

i want to i guess is it makes a huge difference night, i step toward voters like elliot carver hall having their voices heard, it felt a little bit of empowerment, a little slow, a little tiny bit sara marie joins us now from las vegas. >> so this is the first time he's running boost had been used. how did the process go? >> it went pretty smoothly, although there were voters who showed up to vote and found out they were actually registered in a different county or in some cases, in a different state, which is negating the education gap that still exist for those who are behind bars. there were dozens of folks who wanted to vote from the jail today and we expect that that's going to number is going to be even longer when we get to the general election in november. this was sort of a dry run for the big event coming up, anderson be interesting to do polling and see if they're running for it? >> sir, maria, thanks so much in news continues. the src

i want to i guess is it makes a huge difference night, i step toward voters like elliot carver hall having their voices heard, it felt a little bit of empowerment, a little slow, a little tiny bit sara marie joins us now from las vegas. >> so this is the first time he's running boost had been used. how did the process go? >> it went pretty smoothly, although there were voters who showed up to vote and found out they were actually registered in a different county or in some cases, in a different state, which is negating the education gap that still exist for those who are behind bars. there were dozens of folks who wanted to vote from the jail today and we expect that that's going to number is going to be even longer when we get to the general election in november. this was sort of a dry run for the big event coming up, anderson be interesting to do polling and see if they're running for it? >> sir, maria, thanks so much in news continues. the source of kaitlan collins starts now i'm kaitlin collins. >> welcome to the source tonight. president biden wasn't scheduled to be back home in wilmi

full training session earlier today and we have been reassured by the assistant scotland managerjohn carverining staff and coaching staff are taking these precautions. just a few days before they take on the four—time world cup winners and three—time euros winners, germany. scotland have settled into the base camp here, particularly because and may be because of the typically scottish conditions, it's been quite chilly and the mountain range is waived in cloud in south germany, and let's cross to east germany where andy swiss is following the england team. yes, england are training here this afternoon — yes, england are training here this afternoon about half an hours drive from _ afternoon about half an hours drive from the _ afternoon about half an hours drive from the england team hotel and they should _ from the england team hotel and they should have a bit of a crowd watching _ should have a bit of a crowd watching them this afternoon because about 500 _ watching them this afternoon because about 500 local schoolchildren have been invited to watch them train. england _ been invited to

>> that sounds like emily carver west country.ry familiar to me, so england will never be cheated out of victory like we were in 1986 by maradona's hand of god , thanks maradona's hand of god, thanks to new gizmo. is this to do with filming? what happened and looking. well, that's not a new gizmo. >> what a camera! so you could just press rewind and check if maradona just cheated a blurry pdf of the first sentence. >> andrew. okay, i have to predict what this might be. >> i mean, you know , i mean, >> i mean, you know, i mean, surely because he got away with it, because why? why? because because the ref didn't see it and they weren't allowed to look at the cameras or something. >> yeah, they didn't have var or whatever it's called now. they didn't have that back in 1986. and for some reason we haven't moved on to talk about something else. >> no, no, this is a weird story that i mean, we're not exactly on the pulse here. >> the maradona story from 1986. isn't he dead ? isn't he dead? >> yeah, he died as well. so he's not even here

and had their first training session today and a short time ago the assistant scotland managerjohn carversaid they were told about his condition as they landed in munich before they drove down to bavaria. he said everybody, the players, coaching staff and the sfa as a whole, are thinking about alan hansen's family at this difficult time. i asked hansen's family at this difficult time. iasked him hansen's family at this difficult time. i asked him about alan hansen's career on the pitch. he said that he remembered watching alan hansen that he was a truly fantastic player. so graceful, that is what stood out and he described him as a legend of the game. although he earned 26 caps for scotland, he is widely regarded as the best defender scotland produced, remembered for winning three european cups with liverpool. andy roberts posted on social media linking to the news about hansen and wishing him all the best for a speedy recovery. meanwhile the england squad are on their way to the tournament in germany. they left st george's park this morning where they were seen off with a visit from a ve

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george washington carver, how did you do you just had willie mays died just a few minutes ago.en i was in sacramento at shiloh baptist church working with the blackduá g to be the next willie mays. you see my life was just a failure. that's all right. try again, fail again, fail better. my life is fa bettersituation. we would go see willie mays play with my daddy and my mom. my mom would said i never be one half of the human being she was, and she comes from texas juneteenth we celebrated juneteenth every summer o my conscious life because texas celebrated juneteenth every year . but they told us the truth about juneteenth. we knew it wasn't speech given by some general because the black folks word. quit lying about the history. we know that slavery was abolished in mexico in 1829 by a black president whose name wa guerrero. he was executer because the anglo elites man should have that kind of power, no black man oughtack people in that way. in 1820 nine, california was mexico. 1846, nothingut a land grab in a power grab, that's justification on a continental level. we had bla

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver . we'll be hearing emily carver.in kent. >> this all comes as the reform uk leader is attacked by boris johnson for claiming that the west provoked russia into invading ukraine. but is boris right after all, he is actually on record making quite similar claims during the brexit campaign and labour reveals how it will make the gender transition process easier , as transition process easier, as well as doing away with guidelines which ban the teaching of transgender ideology in schools . plus, a week on from in schools. plus, a week on from when 19 year old jay slater went missing in tenerife , we'll hear missing in tenerife, we'll hear how the rescue teams have changed the focus of their . search. >> and of course, throughout this programme, we want to hear from you. your views are incredibly important . incredibly important. gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get in touch . and the question get in touch. and the question we're asking is, was boris johnson right, to dive in on this nigel farage ukraine debate that we've

i'm tom harvard, and i'm emily carver.n south wales , branding it a contract with the british. people stay with us. we'll be crossing live to reform uk's big announcement this afternoon. >> meanwhile, labour claims its net zero plans will create hundreds of thousands of new jobs. but the tories attack their green pledge as a spectacular act of self—harm . spectacular act of self—harm. >> and we have a special report on the crackdown on gun crime. police say firearms are increasingly brought into the uk by criminal gangs

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver.minor injuries and a concussion following a walk on her gloucestershire estate. her royal highness will not be able to to fly canada later this week. we'll keep you abreast and update on this developing story. >> and they were united for brexit, but a bit of a row has broken out between boris johnson and nigel farage. the former prime minister has attacked the reform uk leader over his claim that the west provoked putin into invading ukraine, and the labour party reveals how it will make the gender transition process easier, as well as ripping up guidelines which ban the teaching of transgender ideology in schools . ideology in schools. well, yes, as always , please do well, yes, as always, please do get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to do so. i want to talk a bit about labour's plans here. they've sort of been forced to reveal their hand, haven't they ? more so than haven't they? more so than putting this out as a big press release, a big press statement. essentially the acc

i'm emily carver, and i'm tom harwood. the final fiery face off.pleased with the tv head to head last night, despite plenty of onlookers saying prime minister rishi sunak came out on top. we'll be having our very own debate on who won . debate on who won. >> sticking with debates. we're going to be heading across the pond to look ahead to trump, taking on biden tonight. will either of them be able to stay awake? and will the incumbent president be up for the fight and reform? >> have rallied in durham, with nigel farage reassuring voters he's the candidate connecting with the younger generation, adding this is the immigration election and away from the politics we'll be catching up on the royal family as prince harry opens up about the difficulties of coping with bereavement . of coping with bereavement. yes, well, we did show you, a little bit of nigel farage's rally up in durham, and he was insisting, yes, as we said, that he is grabbing the attention of young people. and it stands to reason because on the old tiktok, he's flying ahead, isn't he?