colin, thank you very much. as always, _ the police. colin, thank you very much.s- the police. colin, thank you very much. as always, there is more| the police. colin, thank you very i much. as always, there is more on this story on the bbc website. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let's now take a look at some other stories making news here in the uk. five metropolitan police officers facing a disciplinary hearing have denied gross misconduct over the stop—and—search of british sprinter bianca williams. she accused the force of racism after she and her partner were handcuffed and separated from their baby son during the search injuly 2020. nothing illegal was found and no arrests were made. people in england aged 65 and over are being urged to get a top—up covid booster vaccine. an increasing number of people are attending hospital with the virus, but while hospital numbers are up, intensive care admissions are low. the roll—out�*s been brought forward as a precaution against a highly—mutated new covid variant called ba 2.86. the cos

colin bell flew bombing missions over germany during world war ii. former raf pilot, colin bell flew perilous missions over nazi germany. now he's taking risks of another kind. he's aiming to become the oldest person to abseil down a building. it is part of a series of challenges this 102—year—old veteran has set himself to raise money for charity. i shall look around and enjoy the view. i hope i shall understand how to lower myself down. i'm sure somebody will tell me. and i shall try and get down as quickly as possible. he began with a six—mile sponsored walk that he had to do in stages. i gather you've got a very full schedule in the next week or two! seeing him off from cambridge was one of his biggest supporters, sir winston churchill's great—grandson. you and your fellow airmen have really done us proud, and what you're doing for their memory is absolutely fabulous. colin carried out 50 bombing raids over germany during the second world war. this latest mission was a solo one. to feel that at 102 i can still do something for my country, i am a

colin: that's the way we can buffer against droughts and dry seasons. grasslands, all around the world, they virtually had a built-in irrigation system. fraser: really can see the aggregation that's going on from all these roots of all the different plants we've been growing in here. so what we've got going here with this clod is basically a dry paddock with, um, not much growing in it, apart from a few weeds. and here, three months ago, we planted the multi-species grazing crop, yeah. damon: so that's in three months that's happened? fraser: that's in three-months. it's incredible, isn't it? that kind of represents big ag, and this represents mother nature. and it's pretty obvious who i'd rather get my source of vegetables from. fraser: well, when we talk about trying to work out some of the global problems and trying to do it quickly, well, you can really see the speed that it can happen here. i mean, look at all these roots. like, that's all carbon pumped, isn't it? it is. it really shows that plants, plants and more plants. in other words, plant div

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colin cambell. colin, good to have you with us again, so uh, what's the possibility of this government shut down, looks like it's around the corner, and what would it mean for the us, who's going to bear the brunts? a lot of military personnel who will bear the brunt of the government shut down, if it happens, you have pentagon civilians who will have to stay on duty uh, because they would be considered essential workers, therefore providing some protection for people and for property, so they would have to continue to work, uh, you have people who may want to submit their path. pass to travel, that will be severely curtailed, so that process will take even longer, even though it already took a long time because of covid, the situation of a government shut down could prolong that processing, you have parks that would be closed down because you wouldn't have the personnel to really uh patrol the parks, we saw this happen, i believe during the obama administration for few for few weeks, so these are t

colin bell flew bombing missions over germany during world war ii.s felicity baker reports. taking in the view. as a former raf pilot, colin bell flew perilous missions over nazi germany. now he's taking risks of another kind. he's aiming to become the oldest person to abseil down a building. it's part of a series of challenges this 102—year—old veteran has set himself to raise money for charity. i just want to look around and enjoy the view. i hope i shall understand how to lower myself down. i'm sure somebody will tell me and i shall try and get down as quickly as possible. here are pictures to carry - in your mind's eye when next you hear of our mosquitoes having been in action _ colin flew mosquito bombers during the second world war. he carried out 50 bombing raids over germany, 13 of them over berlin. to feel that 102 i can still do something for my country, i'm a great patriot, i'm proud to be able to do it. suppose i let go of it altogether? i've got you on this rope. 17 storeys up, time to step off. the royal london hospital's helipad is the

i think at this point in time colin would be a distraction for any team. and i don't think they want that. they don't want to answer the questions, even if he was on the practice squad. it's so unfortunate because imagine someone telling you in the profession you do so well every night telling you can't do what you love, you can't use your voice to make a change. it would be painful. and i think he is really late in realizing this opportunity just probably will pass him by. he no longer can do the thing he loves so very much at the highest level. >> he had been expressing interest in turning. he worked out with the raiders last may. he never signed. his team has previously said they contact all nfl teams every single year. do you think this is the end of the road for him with this outreach to the jets? >> i think him asking to be on a practice squad -- he asked to be on a practice squad. they did not put him on the squad. but they did still sign a veteran quarterback. he's been playing here and there, but significant play in 2017 in trevor semien. it's ver

colin cambell. hey there, dr. camble, hope you're safe and doing well. tell tell our viewers if you could please, what a this government spending bills about, what a stop gap funding bill is aimed at doing and the dilemma involved here? well, the first thing is first, it avoids a government shut down, but the key is it only avoids it for 45 days, so this is called the cr, and it's a continuing resolution which still keep the government open for approximately a month and a half, but then they have to vote a permanent budget, if they don't vote a permanent budget that everyone agrees on, we'll be back in the same place, but what happened here is that there has been a lot of discussion and lot of disagreement over how much money the us should give to ukraine, so the stripped that funding out of the... current version of the bill, which is a stop gup measure meant to keep the government open at least temporarily until the issue can be resolved. what they might do is take funding for ukraine and put it into a separate bill so it could be voted on separately,

quarterback colin kaepernick controversial for kneeling during the national anthem, makes a new push to return to the nfl. >> the reaction after his appeal to the new york jets from colorado. >> a major development in the case of the mother of two missing for more than three years. >> the gold rush at costco. the response after the retailer begins selling bars of gold. just as a high ranking senator makes news for allegedly keeping gold bars at his house. >> the stunning video as a bear interrupts a family's picnic. we hear from the mother in this video trying to protect her son. >> and later, what we're now hearing about taylor swift's plans this weekend. >> from abc news in new york this is america this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with last night's fiery republican primary debate. >> one observer called it a shout fest. seven presidential candidates took the stage, hurling insults and tackling everything from china to gas prices to school choice. >> but the man with a 40 point lead in the polls

does that include bringing in colin kaepernick? what the former nfl qb is offering the team in a new letter. former nfl star collin kaepernick is still working on a comeback after claims that he was blackballed by the league. he's pitching himself as the new practice squad quarterback for the new york jets as they face a dilemma with star quarterback aaron rodgers nursing a season-ending injury. in a letter that kaepernick wrote to the jets, he said i know there are depth issues and i've heard that the back-up spot is likely to be filled by a veteran quarterback. as much as i would love the opportunity to fill that spot, i would by honored and extremely grateful for the opportunity to come in and lead the practice squad. but manny jones is host of a podcast. thanks for being with us. what stood out to you about kaepernick's letter and his eagerness to join the practice squad? >> well, honestly, the thing that jumped out to me is jay cole is the one that told us. this is when i looked up and said, wow, this is an interesting informa

colin scours the ruins of one of morocco's most devastated mountain villages.m on a journey to the earthquake's epicentre, and this british crew — here to search for survivors — know they are working against all odds. yeah, unfortunately, colin — he's an experienced dog, he was in turkey earlier this year — he only goes on live scent. unfortunately there's been no indication, there's no interest. so, unfortunately, it doesn't look like there's any live casualties in this area. so now it's all about recovery. how do you cope with everything you know destroyed? hussein digs out the remains of his home, hoping to get to his possessions and his family's clothes. translation: iwas here with my family. we were having dinner. the ceiling fell on me. it's god's decision. my brother died. there is nothing they can do. i'm just going to take my clothes out and go to the tent. and this is their home now. people are having to find a way to live with the foul air of death all around them. they say more than 100 were buried instantly when the quake hit here. the destruction

, >> lady colin campbell, phil dampiyou both yal masterminds, >> lady colin campbell, phil dampiyou both >> lady colin campbell, phil dampiyou both so much. but ds, thank you both so much. but coming oliver warns coming up, neil oliver warns against by social media against trial by social media amid brand claims amid the russell brand claims and for due process to and calls for due process to take its course. and he's been warning about it for years . but warning about it for years. but mr oliver is now himself a victim of cancel culture after being axed from a scientific society for holding the wrong view. so he's going to explain more about his dystopian cancellation in an exclusive interview shortly . bannau. keir interview shortly. bannau. keir starmer travelled the continent pretending to be pm in recent days, but our eu leaders right to laugh him back to britain after hearing his delusional plan to solve the small boats crisis by superstar panel weigh in on claims. we'll have to take 120,000 eu migrants a year under sir flip flops pie in the sky idea plus , a look at idea plus, a f

well, lady colin hypocrites? well, lady colin campbell and phil dampier deliver their unfiltered analysis shortly . elsewhere, as analysis shortly. elsewhere, as number 10 floats the idea of taking us out of the echr should rishi sunak just be done with it to finally stop the boats , i'll to finally stop the boats, i'll get the views of fearless former government minister ann whittaker . plus, after the eu whittaker. plus, after the eu fight ends, britain £28 million and will tell brussels where they can put that money. we'll also bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages and fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie reacts to the bbc's new impartiality rules as they bow down to saint gary lineker. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment . i'll see you entertainment. i'll see you after the news with polly middlehurst . mark >> thank you and good evening to you. well, three people are confirmed to have died following a in the dutch a double shooting in the dutch port city of rotterdam

, >> lady colin campbell, phil dampiyou both yal masterminds, >> lady colin campbell, phil dampiyou both >> lady colin campbell, phil dampiyou both so much. but ds, thank you both so much. but coming oliver warns coming up, neil oliver warns against by social media against trial by social media amid brand claims amid the russell brand claims and for due process to and calls for due process to take its course. and he's been warning about it for years . but warning about it for years. but mr oliver is now himself a victim of cancel culture after being axed from a scientific society for holding the wrong view. so he's going to explain more about his dystopian cancellation in an exclusive interview shortly . bannau. keir interview shortly. bannau. keir starmer travelled the continent pretending to be pm in recent days, but our eu leaders right to laugh him back to britain after hearing his delusional plan to solve the small boats crisis by superstar panel weigh in on claims. we'll have to take 120,000 eu migrants a year under sir flip flops pie in the sky idea plus , a look at idea plus, a f

yes, ben colins, we agree.ll of good reporters should report on anything interesting regarding the president and those that do should be shamed into submission to you, ben colins. rachel: yeah, that's the world they want us to live in. sounds a lot like china. pete: don't report on the president and his failings because the bigger goal is saving democracy. will: there's a moral truth that requires you to sacrifice the real truth. pete: behind it all is donald trump. rachel: exactly. stop trump. pete: save knock seizure disorders. that's what they -- save democracy. that's what they mean. at least they're saying it out loud. coming up, helping hawaii and life saving items being donated and lifestyle expert kerry is next. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. will: earlier we showed you how americans are assistin

. >> soldier written by colin powell. >> books that provoked thought, policy change and are still talked about today. be sure to watch books that changed america live every monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> next the united nation's security council night new york city with remarks by secretary general. during the council's meeting on ukraine. the programs and the -- to promote human rights. >> the sustainable development goal summit, the rescue plan. and an essential tool to prevent conflict and crisis of all kinds. the work is essential and effective. in the face of rising geo-political tensions and challenges, some are failing while others, framework s that aurgently need do not exist. the number of conflict-related deaths last year almost doubled. u.n. peace operations are under unprecedented strain. nuclear disarmament is at a standstill and no frameworks to address the threats exposed by nuclear technology. i urge governments to go further and recommit to their obligations under the u.n. charter, to use the full range of diplomatic tools and prevent crises and consider propo

her longtime critic, lady colin campbell , longtime critic, lady colin campbell, and one of the journalistser, offered their expert insight in a special edition of royal masterminds isabel monday to thursdays from six till 930 . time now for my six till 930. time now for my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier and it was the story that rocked not just the nation , but the world. just the nation, but the world. >> 26 years ago today , in the >> 26 years ago today, in the early hours of the morning news began to break. that would change the monarchy forever . change the monarchy forever. >> buckingham palace has confirmed the death of diana, princess of wales. the princess died following a car crash in paris. a statement from buckingham palace said the queen and the prince of wales were deeply shocked and distressed by this terrible news. >> we don't know who they talked to put this on. the reuters news agency wire . it says princess agency wire. it says princess diana has died and that her partner , dodi fayed, has also partner, dodi fayed, has also been killed. >> they we

lady colin campbell and phil dampier react live to that tribute shortly.n an exclusive, we hear from the former prime minister who stoically guided the nation through its grief. liz truss gives gb news news insight into the most extraordinary i2 gives gb news news insight into the most extraordinary 12 days in british history. in the next houn in british history. in the next hour, plus , football royalty hour, plus, football royalty meets actual royalty as gazza and prince william share an intimate moment in a bournemouth pret but what prompted that incredible moment? well, in a world exclusive interview, paul gascoigne joins me live to tell all about that kiss with the heir to the british throne as always, tomorrow's newspapers hot off the press , too. this is hot off the press, too. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . dan wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. he has two big exclusives tonight. gazza and liz truss. first, though, the news headlines with ray addison . ray addison. >> thanks, dan. good evening. our

lady colin campbell and phil dampier react live to that tribute shortly.n an exclusive, we hear from the former prime minister who stoically guided the nation through its grief. liz truss gives gb news news insight into the most extraordinary i2 gives gb news news insight into the most extraordinary 12 days in british history. in the next houn in british history. in the next hour, plus , football royalty hour, plus, football royalty meets actual royalty as gazza and prince william share an intimate moment in a bournemouth pret but what prompted that incredible moment? well, in a world exclusive interview, paul gascoigne joins me live to tell all about that kiss with the heir to the british throne as always, tomorrow's newspapers hot off the press , too. this is hot off the press, too. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . dan wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. he has two big exclusives tonight. gazza and liz truss. first, though, the news headlines with ray addison . ray addison. >> thanks, dan. good evening. our

colin camble press tv correspondent hello dr.l us what inflation is like and are we really headed as americans into uh a recession there. "thank you, yeah, and you know, really, it's speculative right now, whenever a recession is about to happen, or is there there's a possibility of a recession occurring, it's very speculative as to whether or not the recession will actually happen, but let's face it, what's happening right now as americans are facing tomultuous time when it comes to confidence, faith, hope and and uncertainty in the us economy. all of these factors could lead to a recession, and ironically, even talk of recession." could lead to a recession, what does that mean? well, if everyone's talking about a recession, about how people will be tightening their per strings so to speak, not spending as much money, not putting money back into the economy, businesses could then take that lead or that fear start laying off people and anticipation of people not spending as much, and that starts to create the cycle of a recession

katie: joining us now, we have colin martin and tomtezzoris joining me both onset on a summer fridayh is a treat. when you look at spreads, i'm looking at 120 on investment grade and 370 on junk bond spreads, is that too rich against this economic backdrop? >> it is too rich and i share the same concerns but we are more positive on investment grade. there was a handful of indicators coming into this year that suggest spreads should be higher and it just hasn't happened. it shouldn't be too surprising with stocks up so much and risk assets up in the soft landing idea. if you have an inverted yield curve in banks tightening credit standards and if you have spreads solo, 3.7%, we don't think it makes too much sense given how high yields are or across the globe, why take so much risk when you can get 5.5%. with investment-grade issuers katie: or with cash. colin mention performance and i like to look at etf's and if you look at popular tickers, they are sitting on total returns of 7%, 6%. they have seen an enormous outflows all year and as a category, you have seen high-yield bond etf's

colin kaepernick's agent has reached out.ave you ever seen a league so deflated over an injury and what are colin kaepernick's chance of playing for the jets? >> the jets look so good, you don't see this. aaron rodgers is a difference maker. feel terrible for him. colin kaepernick has no chance to play in the national football league. he has not been able to pad his pockets by stirring up mess in our society, he's trying to rear his ugly head again. >> carley: i was reading comments yesterday, they are blaming the tufr for the injury, they said the n.f.l. is trying to cut corners. >> todd: met life stadium is home to our giants, horrible field, even though they tried to fix it. >> carley: poor aaron rodgers, feel bad for him, fourth play of the game. >> the u.s., we have messi playing here now and he will not play on that turf. >> todd: they are putting grass in for the world cup. >> carley: interesting. jack brewer, thanks for joining us. >> todd: breaking now, vladamir putin and kim jong-un meeting in russia, dictator pledg

does colin sing?un. >> scarlett: it is, i mean, he. >> kelly: oh, you are being polite. i was like one of my sensing, oh, that is being polite, colin is tone-deaf. >> scarlett: he likes to sing. he was in "fiddler on the roof" like four times in high school. so that -- >> kelly: why four times? >> scarlett: why did they do it so many times? >> kelly: did they only get the rights for the one musical? >> scarlett: it like a catholic high school, so they only did so many productions of "fiddler on the roof" which is not done usually with the catholic school. >> kelly: does he ever try jokes on you when you are like no? >> scarlett: yes, definitely. there is a lot of times where i am like -- he also loves a play on words or a pun.

phil dampier , lady colin campbell. my dampier, lady colin campbell.oyal masterminds are the best royal analysis in the business. thank you both so much. but coming up, sinister revelations expose how liz truss was put under pressure by the most powerful civil servant in the land. simon case to cancel the rise in corporation tax, so will the public soon see that the best pm we weren't really allowed to have was forced out of office by nefarious, dark forces of the blob ? well, the forces of the blob? well, the man close to ciller's premiership, her chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, joins me live for his explode of reaction. but in the media, rishi rishi sunak and italian premier giorgia meloni join forces to plot a solution to the migrant crisis . solution to the migrant crisis. but is the brilliant former supreme court judge lord sumption, right that the only way of solving the small boats crisis is to leave the echr my superstar panel do battle on that. i'll have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages and paul burrell reacts to an explosive new colu

so my royal masterminds , lady colin campbell masterminds, lady colin campbell and kennedy, have alll straight after the royal insight straight after the christys on gb news. >> i'm gb news radio. christys on gb news. >> i'm gb news radio . kelvin >> i'm gb news radio. kelvin mackenzie on slippery starmers plan to throw open our doors 220,000 eu migrants a year very sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> first our royal masterminds though lady colin campbell, joined this week by kara kennedy and a new royal row has erupted over the invictus games between the firm and prince harry. the daily telegraph reports frustration that senior royals like kate wills and princess anne haven't publicly supported the event at as they previously did in 2014. they quote a media strategist saying it's ironic buckingham palace had more to say about the highland games than the invictus games, despite the honorary military roles they hold the palace looks mean spirited and petty . the ill will spirited and petty. the ill will against harry should not be held against harry should not be held against the invictus compe

gb news. >> lady colin campbell on the bombshell new diana tapes. still to come.t, the clash . to come. but first, the clash. now. rock legend alice cooper is the latest high profile victim of cancel culture after the singer was dropped by a makeup brand for describing kids medically changing genders as a fad. so this is vampire cosmetics, which describes itself as a female , disabled and itself as a female, disabled and lgbtq+ owned company, which acts to it's collaboration. after cooper told the website stereogum i find it wrong that when you've got a six year old kid who has no idea, he just wants to play, and you're confusing him telling him, yeah, you're a boy, but you could be a girl you want to be. i mean, girl if you want to be. i mean, if you identify as a tree, i'm going. come on. it's gone now to the point of absurdity. personally, think what alice personally, i think what alice cooper said is totally legitimate and completely true . legitimate and completely true. but in a statement posted on social media, vampire cosmetic said it stands with all membe

gb news. >> lady colin campbell on the bombshell new diana tapes. still to come.t, the clash . to come. but first, the clash. now. rock legend alice cooper is the latest high profile victim of cancel culture after the singer was dropped by a makeup brand for describing kids medically changing genders as a fad. so this is vampire cosmetics, which describes itself as a female , disabled and itself as a female, disabled and lgbtq+ owned company, which acts to it's collaboration. after cooper told the website stereogum i find it wrong that when you've got a six year old kid who has no idea, he just wants to play, and you're confusing him telling him, yeah, you're a boy, but you could be a girl you want to be. i mean, girl if you want to be. i mean, if you identify as a tree, i'm going. come on. it's gone now to the point of absurdity. personally, think what alice personally, i think what alice cooper said is totally legitimate and completely true . legitimate and completely true. but in a statement posted on social media, vampire cosmetic said it stands with all membe

so my royal masterminds , lady colin campbell masterminds, lady colin campbell and kennedy, have alll straight after the royal insight straight after the christys on gb news. >> i'm gb news radio. christys on gb news. >> i'm gb news radio . kelvin >> i'm gb news radio. kelvin mackenzie on slippery starmers plan to throw open our doors 220,000 eu migrants a year very sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> first our royal masterminds though lady colin campbell, joined this week by kara kennedy and a new royal row has erupted over the invictus games between the firm and prince harry. the daily telegraph reports frustration that senior royals like kate wills and princess anne haven't publicly supported the event at as they previously did in 2014. they quote a media strategist saying it's ironic buckingham palace had more to say about the highland games than the invictus games, despite the honorary military roles they hold the palace looks mean spirited and petty . the ill will spirited and petty. the ill will against harry should not be held against harry should not be held against the invictus compe

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colin scours the ruins of one of morocco's most devastated mountain villages.wed the uk's rescue team on a journey to the earthquake's epicentre, and this british crew — here to search for survivors — know they are working against all odds. yeah, unfortunately, colin — he's an experienced dog, he was in turkey earlier this year — he only goes on live scent. unfortunately, there's been no indication. there's no interest so, unfortunately, it doesn't look like there's any live casualties in this area. so, now, it's all about recovery. how do you cope with everything you know destroyed? hussein digs out the remains of his home, hoping to get to his possessions and his family's clothes. translation: iwas here with my family. we were having dinner. the ceiling fell on me. it's god's decision. my brother died. there is nothing they can do. i'm just going to take my clothes out and go to the tent. and this is their home now. people are having to find a way to live with the foul air of death all around them. they say more than 100 were buried instantly when the quake h

yeah >> and colin, colin, dare i ask, how on earth do you get on with the insurance company? victim of repeated theft? well all the insurance we have, they've been absolutely brilliant this time round . brilliant this time round. >> they've paid out within two weeks. but this is the age old thing they know. we now have a new set of equipment. i'm i'm just counting the days down till they come and take it away from us again. but we know insurance premiums are going to go up at the end of the day. we know there's been budget cuts, but these budget cuts, the money that they're saving, is being passed us by the villagers passed on to us by the villagers and landowners because we and the landowners because we are people are to are the people that are going to be paying premiums if we are the people that are going to be fgetig premiums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured premiums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured atremiums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured at all.iums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured

yeah >> and colin, colin, dare i ask, how on earth do you get on with the insurance company?ctim of repeated theft? well all the insurance we have, they've been absolutely brilliant this time round . brilliant this time round. >> they've paid out within two weeks. but this is the age old thing they know. we now have a new set of equipment. i'm i'm just counting the days down till they come and take it away from us again. but we know insurance premiums are going to go up at the end of the day. we know there's been budget cuts, but these budget cuts, the money that they're saving, is being passed us by the villagers passed on to us by the villagers and landowners because we and the landowners because we are people are to are the people that are going to be paying premiums if we are the people that are going to be fgetig premiums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured premiums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured atremiums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured at all.iums if we are the people that are going to be fget insured at

could you heard. >> trace: i know you do. >> i love colin.less about whether their dating is serious. i will vote yes for them to get together. they seem like nice people but i really don't care. >> trace: you don't think they are together, you think -- you say yes you want them to get together. >> i want them to get together. i'm not buying it. >> trace: very good. jackie ibaÑez, i need the female perspective here. do you think that swiftie and kelce are a thing? >> yes, i do. >> trace: oh. >> i think they are a thing. i think it happened by having all of this public pressure on them. but it's welcomed. they're such a cute couple. so, yes, i agree, he's stable, she seems somewhat stable. yes. >> trace: listen, i will tell you this he is a great tight end, she is great at what she does so i'll give you that. chef what do you think about this? >> this is an issue that's obviously very important to me so i went to my psychic and my psychic told me that this is the real deal they are going to get married. so this is making me happen. it's also i

lady colin campbell . outrageous. north korea, isn't it? lady colin campbell.u both so much. we'll speak later in the week, but coming campaign group coming up, as a campaign group prepares to name and shame them, would you vote for an mp if they say a woman can have a penis? top daily telegraph columnist celia walden has her say on sharron davies latest bold campaign to protect women's rights. bannau says superwoman suella goes global in her fight to tackle illegal migration, warning the world's governments in washington, dc that their democratic legitimacy is under threat. is she right that the echr is no longer fit for purpose? my superstar panel debate that next. plus, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. calvin mackenzie is on the way to and i'm going to show you the despicable all anti boris johnson propaganda piece coming from biased . channel 4. from biased. channel 4. >> the temperature's rising boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan magee here from the met office. with the gb ne

i wasn't privy to colin marks.. that was way above our pay scale. but the information was which came from a source within the ira that he was going to come to the playing field to the rear of saint patrick's avenue that night, carrying a mark 12 mortar, and then fire it into a armoured. police are army landrover, which was passing by colin marks brought this mortar fire to the driveway of a house on saint patrick's avenue where he set it up to fire it against it, a security force vehicle . so total security force vehicle. so total and utter disregard for human life. and so that's what i was facing that night when i took up a position in a hedgerow on saint patrick's avenue to cover a playing field when , however, a playing field when, however, the issue came to arrest him and he bolted out through the hedge and into the field towards me , and into the field towards me, the republicans have often said, oh , well, he wasn't armed. he oh, well, he wasn't armed. he was armed. he was armed with a mark 12 mortar. yes. he

phil dampier , lady colin campbell. my dampier, lady colin campbell.al masterminds are the best royal analysis in the business. thank you both so much. but coming up, sinister revelations expose how liz truss was put under pressure by the most powerful civil servant in the land. simon case to cancel the rise in corporation tax, so will the public soon see that the best pm we weren't really allowed to have was forced out of office by nefarious, dark forces of the blob ? well, the forces of the blob? well, the man close to ciller's premiership, her chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, joins me live for his explode of reaction. but in the media, rishi rishi sunak and italian premier giorgia meloni join forces to plot a solution to the migrant crisis . solution to the migrant crisis. but is the brilliant former supreme court judge lord sumption, right that the only way of solving the small boats crisis is to leave the echr my superstar panel do battle on that. i'll have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages and paul burrell reacts to an explosive new column

lady colin campbell . outrageous. north korea, isn't it? lady colin campbell.u both so much. we'll speak later in the week, but coming campaign group coming up, as a campaign group prepares to name and shame them, would you vote for an mp if they say a woman can have a penis? top daily telegraph columnist celia walden has her say on sharron davies latest bold campaign to protect women's rights. bannau says superwoman suella goes global in her fight to tackle illegal migration, warning the world's governments in washington, dc that their democratic legitimacy is under threat. is she right that the echr is no longer fit for purpose? my superstar panel debate that next. plus, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. calvin mackenzie is on the way to and i'm going to show you the despicable all anti boris johnson propaganda piece coming from biased . channel 4. from biased. channel 4. >> the temperature's rising boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan magee here from the met office. with the gb ne

i'm the start now ukraine has an assassination program to target individuals who oppose kids. colin. colin was, according to a british weekly, the economist which individual new trains full ahead of security services on the topics but chose to put a soft spin on his original woods unseen. now la vie chico who headed the s b u at the time says the switch came about when you cranes, then leaders decided that a policy of imprisoning collaborators was not in us. prisons were overflowing, but fewer deterred we reluctantly came to the conclusion that we needed to eliminate people. he says, well, based on what we read in the interview with this former head of ukraine security services, b, s b u forms this assassination program back in 2015 after the western back to the room. i don qu, they talk came to power in ukraine just a year prior, and this, the specific body of the s b, u test with carrying out this assassination program, actually organizes death squads to kill anyone who's accused of helping russia, or anyone who really disagrees with chips political course in general putting them .

candidate whose hair looks like a giant ball of, well, my last name. [ laughter ] and congressman colind said, "i'd still vote for him. i like that he talks so loud that his face turns, well, my last name. [ laughter ] and congressman virgin foxx said, "what about what the newsom guy in california i saw on tv the other day that he's a stone cold, well, my last name. [ laughter ] and congressman dusty johnson said, "bernie sanders is too old. i mean, i've seen a few times at the gym and confirm he's got a real, ll, my full name." [ laughter and applause my full name >> steve: his full name. oy >> jimmy: and finally, senator roy blunt said, "if i were him, i would just retire and go back to vermont call up ben and jerry and light up a big fat, well, my last name." [ laughter ] there you go a lot of opinions there. [ applause ] you guys see this? the other night at her concert in d.c., lizzo played president james madison's never used crystal flute. yeah lizzo said, "i just -- this is real she said, "i just twerked and played james madison's crystal flute from the 1800s it's pretty cool."

colin scours the ruins of one of morocco's most devastated mountain villages.centre, and this british crew, here to search for survivors, know they are working against all odds. yeah, unfortunately, colin is an experienced dog. he was in turkey earlier this year. he only goes on live scent. unfortunately, there's been no indication. there's no interest. so unfortunately, it doesn't look like there any live casualties in this area. so now it is all about recovery. how do you cope with everything you know destroyed? hussein digs out the remains of his home, hoping to get to his possessions and his family's clothes. translation: iwas here with my family. we were having dinner. the ceiling fell on me. it is god's decision. and this is their home now. people are having to find a way to live, with the foul air of death all around them. they say more than 100 were buried instantly when the quake hit here. the destruction is near absolute. only the minaret of the mosque remains. everything else, homes, streets, a whole community, is reduced to this. it is overwhelming.

well, my royal mastermind, daddy, colin campbell and phil dampier, give their unrivalled analysis. elsewhere, lapdogs . sir elsewhere, brussels lapdogs. sir keir has said he doesn't want to diverge from the eu. in a bombshell leaked video. so it's the labour party gearing itself up for a brexit betrayal. and whitaker is hot on this one. and finally , after a woman called finally, after a woman called karen complains about the offence of brighton restaurant, karen's diner , where they are karen's diner, where they are dismissed as anon , cautious and dismissed as anon, cautious and titled and middle aged is julie burchill right that women should actually aspire to be more? karen kim woodburn lowri turner and joanna jarjue. my goodness , and joanna jarjue. my goodness, it's going to kick off, isn't it? they battle the subject of the karens in the clash . we'll the karens in the clash. we'll also bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages . this is dan wootton tonight. let's . let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. by the way, if you are called kare

well, my royal mastermind, daddy, colin campbell and phil dampier, give their unrivalled analysis. elsewhere, lapdogs . sir elsewhere, brussels lapdogs. sir keir has said he doesn't want to diverge from the eu. in a bombshell leaked video. so it's the labour party gearing itself up for a brexit betrayal. and whitaker is hot on this one. and finally , after a woman called finally, after a woman called karen complains about the offence of brighton restaurant, karen's diner , where they are karen's diner, where they are dismissed as anon , cautious and dismissed as anon, cautious and titled and middle aged is julie burchill right that women should actually aspire to be more? karen kim woodburn lowri turner and joanna jarjue. my goodness , and joanna jarjue. my goodness, it's going to kick off, isn't it? they battle the subject of the karens in the clash . we'll the karens in the clash. we'll also bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages . this is dan wootton tonight. let's . let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. by the way, if you are called kare

i also write about colin kaepernick and the anthem i think is a an important story track because. he was being required to participate in patriotism and he felt like that requirement was asking him to celebrate a country that he was feeling quite alienated from by the murder of black men. and what's interesting i think about the story is the timeline. so in 2009, the. started requiring players be on the field for the for the playing of the anthem prior to 2009 nobody was attention they had to be on the field by the time colin took a knee in 2016 and people reacting as if a bomb had been detonated in the center a stadium and people talked about standing players standing for the anthem as if it was a tradition from time immemorial. it was the bedrock of american culture. it was a rejection of military service not to stand for the anthem. and all of that was malarkey made up history. right? the history of the anthem and the history of military service and the history of patriotism and military in the united states. and i won't go back and geek out on my early history stuff. but but a

sense now colin kevin , dixon.n kevin, very nice to have you back after your aestivation over the summer your aestivation over the summer your friends , your leftie your friends, your leftie friends, aren't they making themselves look a bit silly? >> i mean i've had to sit through some stuff in my time. jacob but that last monologue from you, i mean , oh crikey , from you, i mean, oh crikey, right, let's lord macdonald right, let's lord macdonald right now . perhaps the first right now. perhaps the first time tonight. you'll have to encourage your gb news viewers to watch the bbc. right? because that's where this programme is, that's where this programme is, that your good self appeared on, right? so what this civil servant did was he said for one time in his career, he did say that he had voted remain. and the truth of it is he was trying to do it in the true tradition of the civil service to demonstrate that despite his own personal vote, this was now the will of the people. and everyone had to get on board with