you never know who's you always who's in chichester.this morning, know, parents this morning, you know, is the sudden change? is that why the sudden change? they said you're not sure who the are, you the tourists are, but you definitely don't know who's coming they're coming when they're undocumented. and coming from nonh undocumented. and coming from north middle or north africa, the middle east or parts have parts of the world that have very on average, different attitudes and attitudes towards women and children. sparked, attitudes towards women and cthink,|. sparked, attitudes towards women and cthink, a sparked, attitudes towards women and cthink, a level sparked, attitudes towards women and cthink, a level of sparked, attitudes towards women and cthink, a level of concern rked, attitudes towards women and cthink, a level of concern that i think, a level of concern that they wouldn't normally have for people being people who are maybe being tourists england. tourists from across england. you different kind you know, it's a differen

and also, it's chichester.rism, both internal and external. so all these external. and so all these hotels available vital hotels being available is vital . and if you're trying to find a hotel chichester now, hotel room in chichester now, you're be up you're suddenly going to be up against with one of them against it with one of them almost certainly being taken away home office on on almost certainly being taken artwo home office on on almost certainly being taken artwo year home office on on almost certainly being taken artwo year lease.e office on on almost certainly being taken artwo year lease. now,ce on on almost certainly being taken artwo year lease. now, we've on a two year lease. now, we've been told that workers at the at the hotel found about the hotel only found out about this change last friday. it's closing on the 26th. that's a very short turnaround for people to adapt to the situation there. and we spoke to the home and when we spoke to the home office today, the statement they gave was quite

chichester park. >> it is not a luxury hotel at three stars.well, you , calvin, the place you you, calvin, the place you were staying at geneva at the weekend, was luxury. weekend, that was luxury. >> but telling you , three >> but i'm telling you, three star is not luxury. and your audience know it. the move has resulted in the cancellation of hundreds events, including, by the a woman's 26th birthday party. >> so here are the protests. well, looked looking at well, we just looked looking at the there, calvin. the protest there, calvin. so there's a revolt on. there's a revolt going on. people know it's terrible for people every every every high street , every city in the land, street, every city in the land, every town in the land is now being affected by it. >> and i was listening to one of your earlier who your panellists earlier who clearly must have been on the dfink clearly must have been on the drink or something suggesting that we have 1.8 billion that we could have 1.8 billion walking nelson. yes walking up. nigel nelson. yes walking u

chichester park. >> it is not a luxury hotel at three stars.well, you , calvin, the place you you, calvin, the place you were staying at geneva at the weekend, was luxury. weekend, that was luxury. >> but telling you , three >> but i'm telling you, three star is not luxury. and your audience know it. the move has resulted in the cancellation of hundreds events, including, by the a woman's 26th birthday party. >> so here are the protests. well, looked looking at well, we just looked looking at the there, calvin. the protest there, calvin. so there's a revolt on. there's a revolt going on. people know it's terrible for people every every every high street , every city in the land, street, every city in the land, every town in the land is now being affected by it. >> and i was listening to one of your earlier who your panellists earlier who clearly must have been on the dfink clearly must have been on the drink or something suggesting that we have 1.8 billion that we could have 1.8 billion walking nelson. yes walking up. nigel nelson. yes walking u

maybe it was chichester. winchester maybe it definitely winchester. was chichester.r. was chichester. winchester maybe it okay. butely winchester. was chichester. winchester maybe it okay. but the vinchesteh was chichester. winchester maybe it okay. but the invention'. >> okay. but the invention includes section in the includes a smart section in the pathway which alerts you to when dogs poo. >> yeah, and but also then the path itself cleans it up because lots of people themselves don't do it. >> it's quite clever. >> it's quite clever. >> rikki neave clever. >> rikki neave clever. >> no, that takes a responsibility away from owners. you are it. you are doing it. >> are they people? >> are they people? >> pick in the end? do >> they pick up in the end? do you want do you want us walking dog? >> but then what's to stop humans pooing on the pavement and clearing up? >> funnily enough, i saw something where something yesterday where a human was caught human being was caught defaecating in a where are we going? >> phone booth . yeah, in a phone booth. >> and there was aw

you know, your your your waitrose shopperin know, your your your waitrose shopper in chichester probablyir starmer. rather likes sir keir starmer. what i what i would say the nofion what i what i would say the notion of continental food until they actually taste the real thing tortellini in their nice red wine and whatnot. but what i would say is you know, again, it does also go back to the activists. so keir starmer is somebody who's clearly tried to move away from membership move away from from membership democracy in the party. but even when you look at the selections for various constituencies in the everywhere the northeast or everywhere north—west, south wales, it is invariably people who've worked invariably people who've worked in the third sector. you know, in the third sector. you know, in london, these kinds of very metropolitan liberal values . you metropolitan liberal values. you can agree with those or dislike those, but those are the kinds of people now who are going to places where maybe that's not necessarily reflecting the opinion of the constituency more broadly. the pr

you know, your your your waitrose shopperin know, your your your waitrose shopper in chichester probablytarmer. rather likes sir keir starmer. what i what i would say the nofion what i what i would say the notion of continental food until they actually taste the real thing tortellini in their nice red wine and whatnot. but what i would say is you know, again, it does also go back to the activists. so keir starmer is somebody who's clearly tried to move away from membership move away from from membership democracy in the party. but even when you look at the selections for various constituencies in the everywhere the northeast or everywhere north—west, south wales, it is invariably people who've worked invariably people who've worked in the third sector. you know, in the third sector. you know, in london, these kinds of very metropolitan liberal values . you metropolitan liberal values. you can agree with those or dislike those, but those are the kinds of people now who are going to places where maybe that's not necessarily reflecting the opinion of the constituency more broadly. the proble

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. going to chichester.en crunching the numbers on the cost of hs2 for us as and a blm protester us as well. and a blm protester who behind toppling who was behind the toppling of the colston has the edward colston statue has just over just been in hot water over the appropriation funds that were appropriation of funds that were given them, which is an given for them, which is an interesting keep eyes. >> f- eyes. >> lord berkeley told us >> well, lord berkeley told us that billion. that hs2 could cost 180 billion. >> did a review >> yeah. and he did a review into cost of the whole into the cost of the whole project. 180 billion. it's supposed right? well supposed to be 32, right? well that's enough of us. that's enough us. then be back enough of us. then we'll be back with newsroom with the british newsroom tomorrow us good afternoon. >> it's 12 noon and you're here with the live desk on gb news coming up for you

well, hs2 ever gets chichester leeds gets a man, chichester and leeds for street for that matter.preparing to scrap the second leg of the high speed railway from both boris from birmingham. both boris johnson and david cameron have warned mutilating the line warned that mutilating the line would be insanity. yes, and a ukrainian missile attack has hit the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet , leaving the black sea fleet, leaving the main building in flames. >> and a serviceman missing . >> and a serviceman missing. >> and a serviceman missing. >> mps are calling on the government to provide more support under—pressure support for under—pressure families what they families ahead of what they called inevitable new energy called an inevitable new energy crisis this winter. >> coming up later in the program, the international week of happiness at work starts on monday. are you happy with your job? >> well, of course we are delighted that goes without saying. as you can tell all. still to come, should the next generation be banned from smoking? we're going to be talking about that

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a real mix of weather types today, here in chichester, temperatures already starting to rise across centralfor a time, a lot of low cloud, mr murphy, but thunderstorms working to the southwest during the early hours of sunday. it will be mailed on humid once again in the south but a real contrast with that cold air sitting across parts of scotland where it will be quite chilly, a touch of grass force in a few spots. some sunshine to parts of scotland, northern england as well but further south and west while cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain with some thunderstorms mixed in, pushing their way northwards gradually, could be some hail and perhaps localised flash flooding stop still quite humid, coming infrom localised flash flooding stop still quite humid, coming in from the south and southeast, 22 or 23 degrees possible in the tablets, perhaps a touch warmer than today for part of northern ireland in central scotland. these downpours later on sunday will push their way northwards, many of us seeing torrential rain and thunderstorms for a time. head torrential rain and thunderstorms fora time