oh, lizzie cundy .eased the release. the release sausages. >> right , let's release. the release sausages. >> right, let's find out. have listen. >> i call again for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. >> the return of the sausages, the hostages . the hostages. >> no points. i think i know exactly the return of the sausage. >> you know what? >> you know what? >> now released. the heinz baked beans are doing these tins with him on for sausages. oh, goodness. >> i mean, look, it's a very serious situation, so we don't really like to laugh at the actual issue itself, but keir starmer, that was a big, big banger of a blunder, right? true or false? question three a woman from bournemouth was fined £500 for flytipping after leaving a cabinet outside her home for passers—by to take jonathan. it's true, it's true, it is true. okay let's see if you're right. it is true. guess the woman left the medium sized ikea cabinet, which had stored children's toys in her son's room and is currently in dispute with the local co

, boxes and bags. _ i got it today. jody cundy, boxes and bags. i _ i got it today. jody cundy, boxest it today. jody cundy, boxes and bags, i think it is 13 - i got it today. jody cundy, boxes and bags, i think it is 13 medals| i got it today. jody cundy, boxes | and bags, i think it is 13 medals in totalfor him, nine of them gold. here in the uk, several major trade unions have appealed directly to sir keir starmer to reverse the decision to take away the winter fuel payment for millions of pensioners. the plan to make it means—tested was announced shortly after the election, with both the prime minister and chancellor insisting it's necessary, and the money needs to be spent elsewhere. but tomorrow some of the government's own mps plan to abstain from a commons vote on the change, rather than backing it. the trade union organisation, the tuc, is holding its annual conference this week and our political correspondent iain watson is there in brighton. you've been speaking to so many people through the day, give us a sense of the mood? the people through the day, give us a sense of th

, i almost forgot lizzie cundy. you. this this incredibly, targeted attack. i would say some people say it's indiscriminate. i think it was very discriminate attack on hezbollah operatives. >> it was unbelievable. i mean, it was quite something. it was something like you'd see in a movie really like a james bond thing. these. but it shows that the different sides of war and, and, and sadly, that's what we're in and we're witnessing. but it is quite frightening what, what you can do. i just couldn't believe it. it was unbelievable. and i just worry how we are going to. everyone keeps saying we need a ceasefire, we need a ceasefire, but how are we going to do this? how are we ever going to end this war? it just seems to be escalating by the day. very frightening. perhaps as they hand back the hostages. >> and perhaps if hamas stopped firing the rockets over israel. danny kelly, do you know, when i heard this story, i thought i thought how terrible it was because i just imagined lots of other people having pages. >> an

thank you very much to lizzie cundy. lizzie cundy, thank you very much. it's been a pleasure.hank you to you at home for your company. it's been a really good fun. i look forward to seeing you next week. same time, same place. stay tuned though because neil oliver is up next. but now i'm going to leave you with your weather forecast with greg dewhurst. enjoy your week . it. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. low pressure , slowly starting to pressure, slowly starting to move away. still some heavy showers through until the evening time. staying changeable into next week, but turning colder as the winds turn around to more of a northerly direction as that low pressure moving away. and then we see the wind switching to a north westerly direction, this cold front introducing colder air as we head towards tuesday and wednesday next week. this evening, though, low pressure, still bringing outbreaks of heavy rain across southeast scotland, northern engl

she's back lizzie cundy.ovely to see you lizzie. >> lovely to see you . >> lovely to see you. >> lovely to see you. >> and a firm favourite of the show. the bad boy of political commentary, matthew sterling. thanks for coming again, matthew. >> it must be good for ratings. lee >> well, actually, there should be a warning , >> well, actually, there should be a warning, like a warning on this show, because i've actually had a few people complain that they switch off when you're on. but you know what.7 i like to have you on, matthew, because it reminds people of which way they should actually vote. so, lizzie, look , we've seen this lizzie, look, we've seen this new labour government come in. they've been in, what, eight, nine, ten weeks i think so far. obviously we've had 4 or 5 weeks off through the summer. we're back on recess again. some people may say they're making a bit of a hash of things in the first few weeks, but what's it going to look like? what's the political landscape going to look like in 4 or 5

jodi cundy talking to me earlier. let coverage out there.t end this half hour with some i this half hour with some fantastic pictures. an unusual event at the beach in california. the annual dog surfing competition in san diego, a benefit for the animal centre, held for the last 19 years. there are no winners or losers, just a chance for owners and their pets to paddle out into the ocean and then surf their way back in. all of them looked like they are having a great time. back to the headlines in a moment. hello there. 0ur weather is set to turn quite a bit colder over the next few days, so it's probably worth rooting out those warmerjumpers and maybe warmer duvets, as well. this stripe of cloud across the north atlantic is a cold front and it's behind that that the chillier air is lurking. that's going to be sweeping its way southwards over the next 2a hours. the weather feeling much more autumnal over the next couple of days. there has been a lot of cloud around this morning, but there are signs of that cloud breaking up, for example here

of course, it is show favourite lizzie cundy. south mp james archewell was renting out flats with ant infestations and black mould, as well as not paying for licences for those properties, many of them. so should he be facing consequences quicker than this? although i don't think he's faced any consequences yet. send me your thoughts, post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay . so comments gbnews.com/yoursay. so let's talk about ilford south mp james archewell, who's renting out flats with ant infestations and black mould. now he'd introduced a property licensing scheme as redbridge council leader and admitted that his own flats did not meet these standards. in fact , he didn't standards. in fact, he didn't have a licence for at least seven out of those properties. yet he's still an mp and is yet to face consequences . so joining to face consequences. so joining me now, my panel are former labour minister mp lloyd russell—moyle and also dame andrea jenkyns. all right. i'm going to start with you , lloyd going to start with you, lloyd

jody cundy and the back— proud of. at every game — he has had a medal at every game since 1996. my head can -et game since 1996. my head can get around that! just in the front, — get around that! just in the front, l'm _ get around that! just in the front, i'm not sure if we can pan— front, i'm not sure if we can pan onto— front, i'm not sure if we can pan onto her, dame sarah storey isjust— pan onto her, dame sarah storey isjust tucking in pan onto her, dame sarah storey is just tucking in to the rue. dame — is just tucking in to the rue. dame sarah storey with two gold medals— dame sarah storey with two gold medals around her neck. that brings— medals around her neck. that brings her— medals around her neck. that brings her total up to 30. absolutely phenomenal. 30 medals. we spoke earlier about how great— medals. we spoke earlier about how great an advocate she has for paralympic sport. we heard from _ for paralympic sport. we heard from dame sarah storey ahead of her races — from dame sarah storey ahead of her race

this mr cundy has been talking about the investigation.— the investigation.he investigation. this is a hugely significant - the investigation. this is a i hugely significant milestone particularly for the bereaved and the _ particularly for the bereaved and the survivors of grenfell tower, — and the survivors of grenfell tower, my thoughts and thoughts of the _ tower, my thoughts and thoughts of the met police out with them following the publication of the report. so martin and the inquiry— the report. so martin and the inquiry have produced a report that has— inquiry have produced a report that has made it very clear, our— that has made it very clear, our investigation started in june — our investigation started in june 2017 and continues apace. the question of how confident am i_ the question of how confident am i that— the question of how confident am i that they will be justice for those _ am i that they will be justice for those who died, all those affected _ for those who died, all those affected by grenfell tower, they — affected by grenfell tower, the

and i find it quite odd when lisa cundy was talking about this, that she seemed to suggest that it was be a secondary market, a black market in the tickets are people standing, queuing outside the stadium to get those tickets, probably for vastly more than they would have paid if they'd just stuck with the process here, as though the labour government was all in favour of ticket have no objection to ticket touting. >> that is. again, it's a commercial decision. you buy a ticket and you may or may not be able to sell it, but it seemed like a curious moral distinction for miss cundy to be drawing. all right. well, thank you to my panel all right. well, thank you to my panel. we now know that oasis, in addition to being water in the desert, is also a popular music band. in a moment, yet more proof emerges that going woke leads to going broke. the national trust is in trouble. find out why shortly welcome back. we've been talking about oasis and the tory leadership. and the mailbox have zoomed in and he says, when will you be announcing who you will be backing in the tory leadership race?

unwin triumphed in the women's b 3000m individual pursuit, and there was open team sprint gold forjody cundyin the mixed double sculls, with further golds won by ben pritchard in the men's single sculls and the quartet in the mixed coxed four. in the pool, maisie summers—newton won the women's sb6100m breaststroke title, brock whiston won women's sm8 200m individual medley gold, grace harvey took the women's sb5100m breaststroke crown, and the british quartet won mixed s14 lix100m relay gold. that's it for me. now time for the weather with chris. hello there. wiggonholt in west sussex was the country's hot spot on sunday, with temperatures hitting 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of september so far. not that we're very far into the month, of course. there was plenty of sunshine for east anglia and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwall. we've also seen showers and thunderstorms break out. this clump of storms that went through the north west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and ov

750m team sprint title at the paralympics in paris, the trio of kadeena cox, jaco van gass and jody cundy table with a total of five golds and 14 medals — with three of those coming on sunday. world record holders sophie unwin and jenny holl have won the women's b 3,000m individual pursuit final. and there was a british one—two in the men's b 1000 metres time trial final — with gold going to james ball and pilot steffan lloyd after a sensational ride, finishing ahead of team—mates neil fachie and matthew rotherham who took silver. and great britain's rowers lauren rowles and gregg stevenson left it late to claim a thrilling gold in the mixed doubles sculls — overhauling the chinese boat in the last 100 metres. it was the second rowing victory of the day for paralympics gb after ben pritchard won gold in the pr1 men's singles skulls with a comeback win of his own. england's cricketers are edging closer to an unassailable 2—0 series lead in their second test against sri lanka at lord's. on day four the tourists are chasing an unlikely 483 to win. dimuth karunaratne's hit 50 to try and make

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and a record medal haul — as great britain's paralympians arrive home — we speak tojody cundy — who'scompeting since 1996. we have all those stories coming up in a moment or two but first let's catch up with the sport headlines. sri lanka winning just after one o'clock and england powerless bowling to patthum nissanka or ct treated the second hundred of his test match career. were england weary in this test match? or complacent? they would deny that. there will always be ups and downs with the style of test match cricket. it's a sobering defeat for them as they try and develop ruthless streak which was desperately missing. in terms of the global interest in test match cricket into places like sri lanka maybe this victory in the broader scheme of things just cricket needs. the pressure continues to mount on france head coach didier deschamps who says he will stick to his principles ahead of monday's nations league clash against belgium in lyon. france were beaten 3—1 at home by italy in their opener on friday, despite taking the lead in the first 20 seconds. of course friday's result w

medals in the velodrome, including gold in the team sprint for kadeena cox, jaco van gass and jody cundyin her individual event. also called for a sophie unwin and turn tandem percent, and james paul and his pilots steffan lloyd in the tandem towel shower. steffan lloyd in the tandem towelshower. in steffan lloyd in the tandem towel shower. in the rowing, there were also three gold medals, the most dramatic of those was in the mixed double sculls, per lauren rose and gregg stevenson were trailing china until the closing stages, but the lead in the last few metres to claim a thrilling win. the third consecutive victory in the event. what a victory in the event. what a victory that was. one will also gold medals in the swimming pool as well. maisie summers—newton, what an incredible talent she is. she has won a second gold medal of these games in the breaststroke. a superb performance from maisie summers—newton. also called for brock whiston in the individual medley stop in the last half—hour or so, there has been a call for grace harvey in her breaststroke, and that has been a gold for th

the deputy assistant commissioner of the met police, stuart cundy, said their investigation is independentperates under a different legal framework. which begs the question, why did they need to wait for the inquiry to finish? sir michael mansfield, kc represented some of the survivors at the inquiry. that's exactly what happened in the early inquiries. zeebrugge, which heralded a free enterprise, roll on, roll off — there was, in fact, a public inquiry which ran alongside public prosecution. but doesn't that stop people speaking freely, because they can say, "look, this could be prejudicial to my defence or whatever i say in a court case?" well, what happens is they get some sort of undertaking — as they all did in this one — saying that the evidence that they give can't be used against themselves. but that doesn't preclude evidence from other people being used against them. so the answer is, they may clam up if they want to — it doesn't look too good when they do and they refuse to answer questions, for example, or say they can't remember all the time. so the choice becomes theirs. it is

and now, in terms of the police investigation , police chief investigation, police chief stuart cundya little bit earlier. let's see what he had to say. >> but we are also personally connected and invested in this. everybody who has been affected , everybody who has been affected, whether they are from grenfell tower and i recognise that others are concerned in other buildings, not just here in london but elsewhere in the uk. >> whilst that is not part of our criminal investigation, we are cognisant that many, many people from different perspectives are looking at our criminal investigation and waiting for justice for those who died . who died. >> waiting for justice as he said, we understand that 19 organisations and 58 individuals are under investigation over the grenfell fire by the police, but this is all going to take a long time. it will be late 2026 at the earliest, before any criminal procedures begin. in terms of anybody being sent to jail even longer. so ten years from this fire and still ultimately, though, lots of blame has been given out and nobody has yet been punished o

jody cundy —— jody cundy.tto her fourth title in the 100 metres. an incredible athlete and also sabrina fortune getting her first paralympic gold in the shot put. britain have a total of 43 medals, 23 gold medals, the second —— because they are second in the medal table. modicum today. the triathlon starting in the next hour or so. there is a belt down here in reception at paralympicsgb which all the athletes sign when they get a medal. it is getting pretty full already and i think there is plenty more to look forward to hear on day five at the paris pallor 0lympic forward to hear on day five at the paris pallor olympic games. i bet it is. i can't imagine _ paris pallor olympic games. i bet it is. i can't imagine there _ paris pallor olympic games. i bet it is. i can't imagine there is - paris pallor olympic games. i bet it is. i can't imagine there is space i is. i can't imagine there is space left —— at the paris paralympic games is that we will have more from sally later. a brilliant start to manager only s

he's going to go head to head with lizzie cundy and dame andrea jenkyns.r of hospitality and that's mr robert walton. but coming up now, we've got the . news. got the. news. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister, sir keir starmer , is minister, sir keir starmer, is due to meet the us president, joe biden, at the white house this evening to discuss ukraine's request to use western weapons on russian soil. ukraine's request to use western weapons on russian soil . and for weapons on russian soil. and for more on this, we can bring

won gold in the pool in the last hour, whilst at the velodrome kadeena cox, jaco van gass and jody cundyish one—two in the men's b 1000 metres time trialfinal, with gold going to james ball and pilot steffan lloyd, finishing ahead of team—mates neil fachie and matthew rotherham who took silver. gb won three gold medals and one silver in the rowing and england have beaten sri lanka by 190 runs on day four of the second test at lords — giving them an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. the tourists were chasing an unlikely 483 to win, dimuth karunaratne and dinesh chandimal delievered some resistance with half centuries each but bowler gus atkinson — who hit a sensational century in this test — took five wickets as sri lanka were ultimately bowled out for 292 in their second innings. atkinson is the first englishman to take five wickets and score a century in the same match since sir ian botham in 1981. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to what is happening in israel because as we have been reporting all day the israeli forces have found six hostages, the bodies, in a tunnel

he's going to go head to head with lizzie cundy and dame andrea jenkyns.tality and that's mr robert walton. but coming up now, we've got the . news. got the. news. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister, sir keir starmer , is minister, sir keir starmer, is due to meet the us president, joe biden, at the white house this evening to discuss ukraine's request to use western weapons on russian soil. ukraine's request to use western weapons on russian soil . and for weapons on russian soil. and for more on this, we can bring in our political correspondent, katherine forster. catherine, good to have you with us. what more can you tell us? >> yes, the pair are meeting along with the foreign secretary, david lammy, our national security adviser, tim barrow, and many more. an hour and a half meeting. we're expecting. we'll then have some words from the prime minister following that. we're not told that there'll be any announcement, but clearly this thorny issue of the storm shadow missiles very much at the forefront. now, number 1

he also broadcast on columnist lizzie cundy.n nasrallah has been killed after beirut airstrikes, i'll be asking, do you back israel? they've got to pull up on x throughout the show, asking you that very question. uri geller will be live from tel aviv with his thoughts and give us an update and giving us an update from his perspective. then in my niggle as this gaffe haunts sir keir starmer, i call again for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. >> the return of the sausages, the hostages . the hostages. >> and we discover yet more discrepancies. >> a working from home, if we can really will help prevent infections. >> i'm asking, are infections. >> i'm asking , are labour >> i'm asking, are labour turning out to be as bad as the tories then in difficult

so joining me for the next few hours, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy and also journalist and

she claimed herfifth paralympics medal alongside jaco van gass and jody cundy on sunday. means so much. the journey — that bit of metal? it means so much. the journey was _ that bit of metal? it means so much. the journey was a — that bit of metal? it means so much. the journey was a really _ that bit of metal? it means so much. the journey was a really tricky - that bit of metal? it means so much. the journey was a really tricky one. i the journey was a really tricky one. a year ago i was trying to relearn how to walk because i had lost function down my right side, so to be function down my right side, so to he stood here with even more medal... i wanted to because my name is kadeena cox! to be medal... i wanted to because my name is kadeena cox! to he stood here with an medal after everything i have been through in the last year, i am very proud of myself and the team behind me that has helped me get to this point. hate team behind me that has helped me get to this point.— get to this point. we don't want to sort of make _ get to this point. we don't want to sort of mak