inside was chris martin. she revealed the story on x and called him a decent bloke.bloke indeed. what a legend. just strolling into the festival and asked if you need help? >> usually musicians when they're like that, they want to be furthest away from the fans. in this case, hey, plus points for chris martin. >> what a guy. >>> when we come back, a new study may have a way to avoid peanut allergies in kids. >>> and walgreen's is adding another viral peelable candy, will this make social media go bananas again? social media go bananas again? [announcer] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky gray patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. allison! over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomit

the group, fronted by chris martin, headlined the festival at stockwood park, in luton.hit song yellow to orange. hello. it's a bank holiday monday of sunshine and showers, but as we go through the afternoon the heaviest, most persistent showers are likely to be across eastern scotland. you can see rather threatening—looking skies in edinburgh just a few hours ago. this has been the shower distribution so far today. most frequent showers across the far north. fewer showers, but most of those out to the west, but some of them are starting to push further inland. for the remainder of the afternoon, it's sunny spells and scattered showers almost anywhere, but the heaviest, most frequent, with maybe the odd rumble of thunder, across eastern scotland. lighter winds here, so if you get some showers they could be slow moving. slightly brisker winds, particularly on exposed south coasts, that should help push those showers through at quite a pace. top temperatures today between 16 and 18 degrees. if you dodge the showers and keep some sunshine with a little shelter, it will stil

she just wanted to see chris martin. and she got a better deal than that. >> all right. go on.estershire cheese chasers, particularly abby lamp right there because that was amazing . i mean, i sounded amazing. i mean, i sounded american to me, but she knew my honorary greatest britain are coming over here and taking our cheeses, you know. >> yeah. exactly right. today's winner of the greatest britain is eamonn holmes. so there we go. right union jackass time now right? >> mine is bullying senior management at the lewisham and greenwich nhs trust, which has told staff it has to its name. it has to comply with its idiotic trans guidance or be damned. what they've said is they've told all staff that if they've told all staff that if they say not to confront patients who are going into single sex facilities despite what they look like. so if it's a bloke walking onto a woman's ward at 10:00 at night, they have to just let them go in. >> i've got a hefty right of reply. spokesman for the trust said it's committed to being an anti discriminatory organisation , so we are proud of our

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and ask you one thing, cash, what you think about the chris - what you think about the chris martin sungging? yet, it was ok. fair enough, it ends _ it was cringing? yet, it was ok. fair enough, it ends the - it was cringing? yet, it was ok. | fair enough, it ends the context it was cringing? yet, it was ok. - fair enough, it ends the context and that note taj ali and anna mikhailova and john manley, politics correspondent at the irish news, thank you very much to all of you forjoining us here on bbc news. before we go, and remainder of our top story, we have heard from presidentjoe biden who said that israel has offered a proposal for a cease—fire, and we have had a response from hamas, a positive response from hamas, a positive response there, so we will find out in due course whether or not that means that there could be, in the short or long—term, it be a cease—fire. it is been a long week of news, plenty more on all of the days stories on the bbc news website. i am days stories on the bbc news website. iam rajini days stories on the bbc news website. i am rajini vaidyanathan, kriste

she almost didn't get in when she saw coldplay frontman chris martin, but she got in.w she has like the best story to tell. oh it's amazing, martin just got a whole lot of kudos from me because so often times we think of celebrities, you know, as not real people, not down to earth, nice human beings. >> but look, he's got a new fan now. >> yeah, i'm a fan of coldplay anyhow. but if he wants to give me a ride in his car, i'll be a bigger fan. >> and she didn't have to pay extra for the meet and greet to write. how awesome is that? >> i know right? no backstage pass needed. >> yeah, well, now to the grumpy baby who's gone viral. have you seen these images we're hearing from the photographer who took the amazing photos? here's abc news reporter rhiannon ally. >> his name is trent, and little does he know, he's now taking the internet by storm with his adorable, grumpy scowl. >> i don't think i've ever had a baby as expressive with as intense eye contact along with it. >> the woman behind the camera is lauren carson, the owner of drawing and light photography in cincinnati

. >> the coldplay singer chris martin and grammy paltrow. >> which apple though do you know? >> what is orange pippin? >> what is orange pippin? >> yeah, a pippin. yeah, there you go. >> but these names, i mean , >> but these names, i mean, noah, that's a decent name, isn't it? really? it's neutral. it won't get you bullied in the classroom. >> no, not at all. >> no, not at all. >> glad. glad to hear it. fantastic stuff. well, listen, lots more to come , including lots more to come, including more front pages. and let me tell you , we'll be joined by the tell you, we'll be joined by the former editor of the mirror, paul connew . why? well, because paul connew. why? well, because mps are resorting to extreme measures to get re—elected. find out how and why next. >> well, good for her. >> well, good for her. >> welcome back. we've got more front pages , and let's have a front pages, and let's have a look at the sunday telegraph . look at the sunday telegraph. and they lead with tainted blood. is the worst scandal of my lifetime . it is time for my lifetime. it is time for justi

as we await that famous door to swing open, chris. >> that's right. martin.vienna , had been this trip to vienna, monday night into tuesday. and then they delayed having cabinet delayed the political cabinet today, but i think no one, no one saw him going earlier. this is a massive gamble. if it happens for mr sunak to have an election he didn't need to have in july fourth, he is, of course, showing he's a gambler. he's willing to take risks when required. it's not what we saw would happen earlier today. we were marking the return to the house of commons of craig mckinley, the mp, of course, featuring in a documentary on gb news last night. who's lost his limbs, arms and legs, from contracting sepsis last september. and it was a feeling of an almost end of term feeling in parliament, and no one saw an election coming. it hasn't been indicated , by by mr sunak. indicated, by by mr sunak. that's because there's a tight team around him. many tory mps say they're not ready to talk to enough. no one is aware of it. i mean, a few weeks talk of the early election wa

chris, coming to you. >> yeah. martin. hi. can you hear? and you see me now?with the prime minister's party going through the scottish highlands , we have the scottish highlands, we have been so far to derby , we've been been so far to derby, we've been to wales, we've been to seats in derby, erewash , held by maggie derby, erewash, held by maggie throughout with a 10,000 vote majority in 2019. that shows an indication of how. the campaign is starting then on now we're in the scottish highlands in a to the scottish highlands in a to the next engagement. when i get there, i'll be able to tell you what, chris, i think we're going to have to pull out because we simply can't get an internet connection. >> let's have a quick blast with matthew stadlen, who's still in the studio, patiently waiting to have your final say on nigel farage. do you think there's something in this, matthew, that the bigger battle is to go to america and fight woke? no. well, i think you know my answer to that. no, no, i do not. iwas to that. no, no, i do not. i was surprised by the way th

this season, we rejoin troubled police officer chris carson, played by martin freeman, six months laterat sound a bit bleak and heavy but in real life, i'm trying to make them funny and slight. trying to make them funny and slitht. , , , , ., slight. the first series brought tony widespread _ slight. the first series brought tony widespread acclaim. i slight. the first series brought i tony widespread acclaim. having struggled with his own mental health, he did a number ofjobs after his own police career ended in homelessness and burnout. l after his own police career ended in homelessness and burnout.- homelessness and burnout. i drive that for a living. _ homelessness and burnout. i drive that for a living. who _ homelessness and burnout. i drive that for a living. who better i homelessness and burnout. i drive that for a living. who better to i that for a living. who better to have a moan to about politics than a taxi driver?— taxi driver? defeated him as a guide to the local — taxi driver? defeated him as a guide to the local election _ taxi driver? defeated him as a guide to the lo

it's chris in the studio with martin. you're an immigration lawyer. on the first boat to northern ireland to escape the attempt by the home office to send them to rwanda? >> well, if it's if it's the news, if this is the news that's coming in, i don't think they'd need much advising. they know that if they've got a rwanda notice. right. here you go. northern ireland isn't sending people to rwanda. they're quick already. we've already seen an influx into ireland now past ireland. there's nowhere to go. so perhaps ireland is now going to become the last refuge, as per say, of people . and people per say, of people. and people will be going there. but the uk doesn't want that, because what the uk wants is for northern ireland to say, you know what, we accept your law. we won't accept this, won't upset the windsor framework. but what needed to happen, christopher, was you were quite right. we needed to identify this in 2016 and needed to legislate around it. the experts should have been listened to and this government hates listening to experts as we know

martin. >> okay. chris, thank you. live from the conservative battlebus.you said, we'll be with the prime minister, rishi sunak, around about 4:30 live on the show. thank you chris. now as promised, let's get some more. now on the diane abbott debacle . now on the diane abbott debacle. and she said that she had been banned from standing as a labour candidate in july's election. but check out what sir keir starmer said when he was asked if miss abbott was indeed barred. >> no, that's not true. no decision has been taken to bar diane abbott . the process that diane abbott. the process that we were going through ended with the restoration of the whip. the other day. so she's a member of the parliamentary labour party and no decision has been taken barring her. >> well, let's go back now to our political editor, chris hope, on that battle. just to get his reaction on this. chris, sir keir starmer must be pulling his hair out today was meant to be about nhs reform , a central be about nhs reform, a central fighting ground for the labour party, where they hope t

into angela raynen investigation into angela rayner, but does that mean, chris that she's in the clear? >> it does look that way, martine issue was whether any capital gains tax was due, whether she'd add anything to do with with way where she may have benefited from in any way, from the sale of that property. they're saying she's in the clear and labour now, louise hague, who's a shadow transport secretary, saying that they believe that hmrc are not pursuing it any further. now, we will never find out that hmrc never comment on the affairs of individual taxpayers. so it looks like, as lorraine is in the clear. >> martin okay, thank very much for that important update on the angela rayner matter. chris. okay, thank you very much. now moving on because £20,000 has to be won and our great british giveaway. and you need to be quick as lie—ins are going to close this friday. and here's all the details that you need for your chance to get your hands on all the cash. >> it's the final week to see how you can win a whopping £20,000 cash. and because it's totally tax free, every single penny will be in your bank account to do

are martin shipton, the nation.cymru associate editor in wales, lucy fisher, the financial times whitehall editor, nadine batchelor—hunt, the political reporter for politicshome in birmingham and chrisris, the ceo of full fact, a british charity, which checks and corrects facts reported in the news and on social media. first, the latest headlines... in the last hour, the jury in donald trump's hush money trial has requested some further evidence after beginning deliberations. the former president is now close to learning his fate after becoming the first american president to face a criminal trial. the polls have now closed in south africa's general election. the vote is being seen as the most pivotal in three decades and is considered a test of the ruling anc�*s — the african national congress — hold on the country. the dutch authorities are investigating the death of a person who fell into the spinning turbine blades of a departing passengerjet at amsterdam's schiphol airport. the death occurred outside the busy hub�*s terminal as a klm flight was ready to depart for billund in denmark. and breaking news — a father and son from cheshire are missing after a hillwalking trip in the

. >> johnny, it's chris hope here in the studio with martin.e country will be safer under a keir starmer led government. you're the veterans minister. what do veterans think about sir keir starmer and his character to keep us all safe ? character to keep us all safe? >> look, i think, you know, you've got to be clear with people, we're going to a general election where there are serious issues at stake. >> the country is at stake. >> the country is at stake. >> it is not a game. it's a serious matter. and people like me actually fought under a labour government before where we were dealing with extremely poor equipment, individuals were killed, they died, they lost their life because , of a lack of their life because, of a lack of equipment in operations in places like iraq . places like iraq. >> so i'm afraid i'm, you know, i can't take labour seriously on defence. >> i can't take what they say about it seriously. and you can only, you know, bring that to the present day. you've seen the prime minister commit to 2.5% of gdp on defence, and kei

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are martin shipton, the nation.cymru associate editor in wales, lucy fisher, the financial times whitehall editor, nadine batchelor—hunt, the political reporter for politicshome in birmingham and chris

martin sunday's at nih on cnn from republican county chair to democratic chair that way the evolution of my next guest, chris gibbs, a farmer from ohio, who long identified as a moderate republican until the straw that broke the camel's back some administration in a new york times profile, gibbs says, quote in today's republican party, you either speak with a trump voice well, you're vaporized joining me now, chairman of the democratic party in shelby county, chris gibbs. >> chris, thank you for joining me. i'm really fascinated by your evolution where your conversion, whatever is the appropriate word, describe what we have just said and that is the idea of how you have gone from one party to the next and the straw that broke the camel's back for you walk me through your political conversion, was the trump of vacation, so to speak, of the republican party that straw well, thanks lauren for having me and thanks for helping tell the story. i spent 20 years within the republican administration in shelby county. much of that is chair, i think seven years as chair. and in 2014, i stepped down as chair voluntarily

chris hope. stick with us all the details. right after this. i'm martinr with alex berg . weather with alex berg. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. it will turn mostly dry overnight and it will be dry for many of us tomorrow . but before many of us tomorrow. but before then, we do have some heavy rain around at the moment. currently across central parts that's been dnven across central parts that's been driven by an area of low pressure that is pushing its way westwards, and that's then pushing the heavy rain westwards as we go through the end of the day. so it is going to clear away. but before then we could have some heavy rain, particularly as we go through this evening's rush hour, could cause some problems on the road. otherwise we are likely to see most places turning dry overnight, although just a few spots of rain where the clouds thick enough across some northern parts of england. perhaps there will be some clear skies

martin. it's close for cupertino, santa clara. one observation our observer, christh. that deserves a wow. 2823 truckee south lake tahoe 58 cool degrees in las vegas 46 up in arcata 39. ukiah and 27 in flagstaff. my goodness, this will be the severe weather will be right right here in texas. look at that line that's already forming high level risk. level five. that is a rare issuance by the storm prediction center right into here. here here here i we'll be talking about this tomorrow for us though. nice monday weather, a cold morning, teeny bit of fog around san jose. that's about it. six seconds on the temps, a few near 70. not much change tomorrow then it does look warmer. question is how much? i'm not really buying into the gfs going bonkers, but it will be warmer. wednesday, thursday, friday and probably still nice into the weekend except fog will be back. all right steve thank you. time now. 651 well, another major university just canceled its main commencement ceremony because of the recent pro palestinian protests on the campuses. we're live at one bay area c

martin, to levels that they haven't seen since world war ii. and last time i saw we haven't had a world war, and this notion, chris, forgive me for contradictings, frankly, not accurate . more people are being accurate. more people are being sucked into the higher level of the higher levels of tax as a result of the freezing of the thresholds. >> then they are and more taxes being paid as a result. then they are saving in national insurance. what we've got with the conservative government is a government that has forgotten about energy security . about energy security. >> so it's got very high costs of energy. now in the united kingdom , a government that is kingdom, a government that is intent on delivering net zero, which by its own treasury's estimates is going to cost the treasury £50 billion a year. that dwarfs all the kind of attacks that jeremy hunt was making on labour's spending plans , a government that, having plans, a government that, having bailed out the banks, is paying the banks 30 to £40 billion a year of interest on the cash that they themselves created for the banks. this is an unknown fact. generally in the media and in the

coming up, chris furring of clavell he funds, stocks stuck in a tight trading range. elliott glue on the latest fundraiser survey with gina martinight now, stocks are stuck in a tight range ahead of data that's due out in 30 minutes. we are talking to lara rhame here and a time when there is this question about what you will be looking for. right now, what is your base case as to how people will react one way or the other with upside or downside surprise? lara: if we get it, it will simply be because the trade is so crowded that we are going to see a disinflationary path resume. we are going to get a jump higher in interest rates. looking at the overall picture, to me it is one of renormalization to where we were back before even the financial crisis in the mid-90's. i think that we are going to be in this higher for longer place. but also, when i see the range of possible data outcomes, people have no consensus of what the fed is going to do. right now i see every data point as a possible flashpoint and i think we will continue to see that, today. -- that today. lisa: taking a defensive approach to the market, recommending less

martin daubney and this is gb news. now, later in the show, as the northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris becomes the 66th tory mp stand at the next election, i'll ask if the last conservative mp to leave the country can please turn out the lights . but before that, it's lights. but before that, it's time for a huge victory for juuan time for a huge victory for julian assange, who the united states government wants, of course, to prosecute over the leaking of hundreds of thousands of documents relating to the afghanistan and iraqi wars. while assange has won a bid to bnng while assange has won a bid to bring an appeal against his extradition at the high court today, his wife has now called for the united states to drop efforts to prosecute the wikileaks founder, ella toone cross now and join gb news reporter ray addison, who's been reporting on this live at the high court all day. so, ray, assange supporters today have called this the most significant breakthrough in this case since it began. what's the latest ? it began. what's the latest? >> yeah, this is definitely a huge moment for the assange campaign. all o

martin okay, well, the two godfathers of the right will meet in this studio. in fact, in these two chairs later on. keep them warm. let's see what happens. kevin. peel. chrissure. thank you very much. now back to that conversation on stop and search. because joining me now is the retired metropolitan police officer chris hobbs. chris, welcome to the studio. you're an excellent guest on this. you say it as you see it. let's start with the basics. stop and search work, doesn't it? you know you've done it. tell us the figures. well it does, and overall, i think it's still i mean, it's still going on. >> and on average the met take in london they say about between 300 and 400 weapons off the streets every month by virtue of stop and search. >> so it is a very useful power to there's something like 12,000, 13,000 knife crimes in london every year , over 3000, london every year, over 3000, almost 4000 hospital admissions nationally . nationally. >> and that's not been patched up in a&e that's being admitted as a result of knife crime. >> there's a huge problem with gangsin >> there's a huge problem with gangs in certain parts of the country, especially birmingha