i mean reid, laura kulveer, ranger and claire pearsall . i mean the claire pearsall.telegraph, lord colville has got china will use electric cars to spy on britain. is this a downside to the green revolution ? >> well, 7— >> well, yes, 7_ >> well, yes, i ? >> well, yes, i think quite . i >> well, yes, i think quite. i think the issue here is any thing that we've now got that has got so much technology in in our cars , well, they're barely our cars, well, they're barely cars. they're totally, you know, almost self—driving . yeah. and almost self—driving. yeah. and also, like my car, it can be updated at night. new software coming in. you know i've got one of those things that elon keeps reprogramming at night. so every time i go into it the following day, the switches all in day, the switches are all in different it literally different places. it literally does happen really well. they change set in various change the set up in various things as you get things can happen as you get a new software dropped over new software patch dropped over because really what because

i mean reid, laura kulveer, ranger and claire pearsall . i mean the claire pearsall.telegraph, lord colville has got china will use electric cars to spy on britain. is this a downside to the green revolution ? >> well, 7— >> well, yes, 7_ >> well, yes, i ? >> well, yes, i think quite . i >> well, yes, i think quite. i think the issue here is any thing that we've now got that has got so much technology in in our cars , well, they're barely our cars, well, they're barely cars. they're totally, you know, almost self—driving . yeah. and almost self—driving. yeah. and also, like my car, it can be updated at night. new software coming in. you know i've got one of those things that elon keeps reprogramming at night. so every time i go into it the following day, the switches all in day, the switches are all in different it literally different places. it literally does happen really well. they change set in various change the set up in various things as you get things can happen as you get a new software dropped over new software patch dropped over because really what because

claire pearsall and candice?hey're also very excited, aren't you? they're very excited, yes. >> talk diets . >> let's talk about diets. should we? >> we should . we should. and >> we should. we should. and this is front page of the mirror . it's regarding knowsley , which . it's regarding knowsley, which apparently is a desert when it comes to the availability of fresh fruit and vegetables . and fresh fruit and vegetables. and i think it does. it's quite a stark issue. this because nowhere should be without access to fresh fruit and vegetables given the obesity crisis within this country. the health needs of communities and it i think that there is a really big part for governments to play. but there's also a part for local councils. and i've said this so many times about the ability to cook something from scratch because i don't i don't know about anybody else, but it i'm not the best at cooking in the first place. no. so shockingly, i'm not that great. who does the cooking in your house? >> well, it is me. >> w

that's claire pearsall panel.re pearsall political commentator and former conservative special adviser , conservative special adviser, and james schneider, former adviser to jeremy corbyn. first, so it's the latest headline with . tamsin >> esther thank you. here are the headlines at 331. england have missed out on world cup glory, have missed out on world cup glory , losing the final to glory, losing the final to spain. one nil the lionesses came agonisingly close to becoming the first england senior side to win the trophy since the men's team in 1966. the prince of wales has tweeted, saying they've done themselves in this nation proud . and the in this nation proud. and the prime minister, rishi sunak , prime minister, rishi sunak, said while it wasn't to be, they've already secured their legacy as game changers. the british medical association is calling for hospital managers to be regulated in a similar way to medical staff. the call comes in the wake of lucy letby conviction. the bma says it's deeply worrying

but with me in the studio is claire pearsall and i also have paul embry with me.ard to know where to start with all this, but we'll start with all this, but we'll start with the tragedy yesterday. clare what lessons should we learn? should the government learn? should the government learn from what happened in the channel this is not going to stop and i think that's the really stark reality of this as much as the government wants to stop the boats and it's putting it on podiums and it's making it one of its five pledges, it isn't going to stop just by speaking to france, for example i >> -- >> it needs much more communication with the international community. there aren't any simple answers. and anybody who says that this is really simple to solve it shouldn't be allowed to have that conversation because there are so many parts that need to be looked at. there are so many complicated and probably unpopular need unpopular decisions that need to be the government be made, and the government doesn't to be keen doesn't really seem to be keen on making any of them. >>

. >> here to discuss the papers in more detail is former conservative adviser claire pearsall and theou both acas. very good to see you both this morning. your team . claire, this morning. your team. claire, let's start with you, shall we, in this new my husband many of the papers to be fair, it is and this is a really good idea. >> the government has come up with something that's remarkably sensible. you look at where the people trafficking gangs are taking their customers , which is taking their customers, which is in turkey . they tend to cross in turkey. they tend to cross over the border into turkey . so over the border into turkey. so if you can start to look at the criminal gangs working over there and crash those, then you're halfway to dealing with the problem. and there's also quite interesting that a lot of the dinghies and the motors for for the the dinghies are coming also through turkey. so you start to look at where where your problems are, where the boats are coming from, where the motors are coming from and the people smugglers, which appears to be in cafes in istanbu

a sound social policy analyst and former conservative adviser claire pearsall .hing and indeed. you're watching and listening to gb news saturday with me, carville. we've with me, emily carville. we've got up got lots more coming up on today's before get today's show. but before we get today's show. but before we get to take a look at the to it, let's take a look at the weather greg. weather with greg. >> the temperatures rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . over the next 24 hours or so, we will see further showers largely focussed towards the northwest . the winds are easing northwest. the winds are easing as storm betty generally eases and moves away from the uk, allowing high pressure to build in from the south. so the best of the sunshine over the next few days will be towards the south—east of the uk into this evening time. still fairly breezy across parts of northern ireland, north—west scotland with sh

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