daisy cooper, thank you. loads more going on _ the nhs. daisy cooper, thank you.and i think we will hear more on other various parts of policy, too. hear more on other various parts of policy. too-— policy, too. helen, thank you for now. policy, too. helen, thank you for now- before _ policy, too. helen, thank you for now. before we _ policy, too. helen, thank you for now. before we go, _ policy, too. helen, thank you for now. before we go, let's - policy, too. helen, thank you for now. before we go, let's bring . policy, too. helen, thank you for i now. before we go, let's bring you these live pictures from utah. these are cruiser winding around the landed sample return capsule, which landed sample return capsule, which landed just under an hour ago. it has been to bennu in outer space. 250 grams of samples which will be analysed. lots of live pictures on the bbc web page. do check it out. thank you for your company these last few hours. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. some wet and very windy weather is developing at the moment. it is set to move into the

. >> daisy cooper. >> thank you, mr. speaker. massively expand its airport capacity from 18 million passengers per year to a whopping 32 million passengers per year. thousands of residents across the region and in northern live under the flight path but it will also fly to face up the advice of the own advisors. it's been reported the primary seating great to to ignore his climate advisers. is that true? >> no, mr. speaker, but what i would say is in getting to net netzer is that when will cause people to give up the things want to do and enjoy in life. the right thing to be doing and where investing in new technologies and funding them, things like sustainable aviation field because that's how we're decarbonizing aviation, not force people to give everything up. >> mr. speaker, when the prime minister was just executive he put the full might of the treasure behind the ten year drug strategy with which it is projects is now turning winds around across england and wales but a key part of that was developing a new approach to posse

sorof this is daisy cooper. |e about all of this is daisy cooper.he liberal democrats. yeah well, i mean, it's quite startling news that we're just going to move on now. and just to reiterate something that broke which is broke in the last hour, which is that landowner, pepco, has that pound landowner, pepco, has agreed to buy up to 71. wilko stores now 300 branches and thousands of jobs still remain in jeopardy. is a rescue deal involving the owner of hmv collapsed earlier this week . collapsed earlier this week. here to break that down to and talk to us as well about, well, arguably a bigger story for the nafion arguably a bigger story for the nation as a whole, which is about where on about pensions, where are you on the pensions triple lock our the pensions triple lock is our economics business economics and business editor liam the money liam halligan with on the money . we'll go with the breaking bit first, which is wilko. what's going on? >> so wilko has got 400 stores, iconic high street discount name it went into administration in august , b

lib dem deputy leader daisy cooper says the government has lost control. and confirms what we have suspected for quite some time, which is that the conservative government have for a very long time let water companies off the hook and allowed them to continue to pump filthy sewage into our rivers , filthy sewage into our rivers, our chalk streams and onto our beaches. our chalk streams and onto our beaches . there's on all of beaches. there's more on all of those stories on our website, gbnews.com . three on. gb news. >> welcome back to the live desk with the first wilko shops closing today after that dramatic collapse of the long running high street chain retailers shutting the first 24 of nearly 400 stores up to 12,500 staff fear to be losing their jobs. 12,500 staff fear to be losing theirjobs. eventually, 12,500 staff fear to be losing their jobs. eventually, the family owned firm hired administrators early last month after it hit problems with outstanding debt and continued weak consumer spending . weak consumer spending. >> well, brendan clarke—smith

earlier, deputy leader daisy cooper told her party conference that mental health has dropped off theadar. she introduced a wider package of proposals, including regular check ups on the nhs . regular check ups on the nhs. for those at risk , nasa has for those at risk, nasa has successfully landed the largest asteroid sample ever collected back on earth. the specimen is a remnant of our early solar system , which scientists believe system, which scientists believe can shed light on how the planets formed and life on our planets formed and life on our planet began, which is estimated to be 4.5 million years old. it was checked for any damage and wrapped in thermal blankets before being recovered by helicopter for using a cargo net. dr. amy simon, a senior scientist at nasa, says it will allow us to look back billions of years into the past. >> the asteroid are the leftover remnants from solar system formation. so they are a pristine example of planetary building blocks and studying them helps us to understand how them helps us to understand how the earth and all the planets in our sol

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is the >> okay, daisy cooper is the deputy leader of the liberal democrats. om their leader, ed davey. daisy, thanks for your time. thank you very much indeed. daisy getting the sea breeze there , the nice sea air, breeze there, the nice sea air, didn't it? >> and i think this will be the last day of nice weather. so they've done well to wrap up their conference today. and speaking of the lib dems, we're joined by former liberal democrat baker democrat minister norman baker and presenter and the news presenter and former the daily star former editor of the daily star dawn through the dawn neesom to go through the papers again. >> want start with schools >> we want to start with schools and don, this this headline which was grabbing attention and we dodds which was grabbing attention and we this dodds which was grabbing attention and we this labour dodds which was grabbing attention and we this labour [private about this labour to hit private schools with 20% vat in the first year of winning power and nicky and there's been a lot of response to this. this is fr

earlier, deputy leader daisy cooper told the party conference mental health has dropped off the political and she has introduced a wider package of proposals , including regular proposals, including regular check ups on the nhs. for those at risk . an asteroid sample , at risk. an asteroid sample, which could help us understand the existence of life on earth, is due to land in the us shortly. the osiris—rex spacecraft is bringing home samples from the asteroid bennu, which scientists believe will shed light on the formation of the planets and the origin of water on earth. the capsule is due to land in utah around 4:00 this afternoon. it's the culmination of a seven year mission. dr. amy simon, a senior scientist at nasa, says it will allow to us look back billions of years into the past. >> the asteroids are the leftover remnants from solar system formation , so they're system formation, so they're a pristine example of planetary building blocks and studying them helps us to understand how them helps us to understand how the earth and all the planets in our solar system were formed. and s

deputy leader daisy cooper told her party conference earlier today that mental health has dropped offhe political radar. she introduced a wider package of proposals, including regular check ups on the nhs . for those check ups on the nhs. for those at risk . and finally, nasa has at risk. and finally, nasa has successfully landed the largest asteroid sample ever collected back on earth. the specimen is a remnant of our early solar system , which scientists believe system, which scientists believe can shed light on how the planets formed and life on our planets formed and life on our planet began, which is estimated to be 4.5 million years old. it was checked for any damage and wrapped in thermal blanketing before recovered by before being recovered by helicopter using cargo . net helicopter using a cargo. net ulez gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's over to free speech nation . the over to free speech nation. the house of lords passes a bill that threatens our free speech. >> rishi sunak backs down on his

deputy leader daisy cooper told her party conference earlier today that mental health has dropped offthe political radar. she introduced a wider package of proposals, including regular check ups on the nhs . for those check ups on the nhs. for those at risk . and finally, nasa has at risk. and finally, nasa has successfully landed the largest asteroid sample ever collected back on earth. the specimen is a remnant of our early solar system , which scientists believe system, which scientists believe can shed light on how the planets formed and life on our planets formed and life on our planet began, which is estimated to be 4.5 million years old. it was checked for any damage and wrapped in thermal blanketing before recovered by before being recovered by helicopter using cargo . net helicopter using a cargo. net ulez gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's over to free speech nation . the over to free speech nation. the house of lords passes a bill that threatens our free speech. >> rishi sunak backs down on his

that's according to the deputy lib dem leader, daisy cooper.r regular check—ups on the nhs. for those at risk at her party's annual conference in bournemouth. later, ms cooper is expected to say so—called blue wall voters are furious that the nhs has beenin are furious that the nhs has been in her words, trashed by the tories . a mental health mot the tories. a mental health mot checks would be offered to men in their 40s a woman who've recently given birth and people in retirement under party plans. the home secretary suggests that international migration rules and treaties aren't fit for purpose in the age of jet travel and smart phones. suella braverman is heading to washington and will urge us counterparts to consider a shake—up to the international conventions and legal framework . works designed more than half a century ago, the home secretary has previously stated her personal view that the uk should leave the european convention on human rights , convention on human rights, which signed in 1950, which which was signed in 1950, which she

deputy leader daisy cooper told her party conference earlier today that mental health has dropped off political radar. she introduced a wider package of proposals, including regular check ups on the nhs. for those at risk for. finally, nasa has successfully landed the largest asteroid sample ever collected back on earth . the specimen is a back on earth. the specimen is a remnant of our early solar system, which scientists believe can shed light on how the planets formed and life on our planets formed and life on our planet began, which is estimated to be 4.5 million years old. it was checked for any damage and wrapped in thermal blanketing before being recovered by helicopter using a cargo . net helicopter using a cargo. net here with gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker. by radio and on your smart speaker. by simply saying play gb news. now it's back to . mark thanks , tatiana. >> welcome to mark dolan tonight . busy one for you in my big opinion. after his net zero u—turn. rishi sunak is finally listening to the country , which listenin

deputy leader daisy cooper told her party conference earlier today that mental health has dropped offhe political radar. she introduced a wider package of proposals, including regular check ups on the nhs. for those at risk for. finally, nasa has successfully landed the largest asteroid sample ever collected back on earth . the specimen is a back on earth. the specimen is a remnant of our early solar system, which scientists believe can shed light on how the planets formed and life on our planets formed and life on our planet began, which is estimated to be 4.5 million years old. it was checked for any damage and wrapped in thermal blanketing before being recovered by helicopter using a cargo . net helicopter using a cargo. net here with gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker. by radio and on your smart speaker. by simply saying play gb news. now it's back to . mark thanks , tatiana. >> welcome to mark dolan tonight . busy one for you in my big opinion. after his net zero u—turn. rishi sunak is finally listening to the country , which listen

that's according to the deputy lib dem leader, daisy cooper.iled proposals for regular check—ups on the nhs. for those at risk at her party's annual conference in bournemouth. later ms cooper is expected to say so—called blue wall voters are furious the nhs has been trashed by the tories mental health checks would be offered under the policy to men in their 40s a woman who've recently given birth and people in retirement. the home secretary suggested international migration rules and treaties aren't fit for purpose in the age of jet travel and smart phones. suella braverman is heading to washington and will urge us counterparts to consider a shake—up to international conventions that were designed more than half a century ago. the home secretary's previously stated her personal view that the uk should leave the european convention on human rights, which was signed in 1950, which she has blamed for the failure to implement the rwanda scheme and a number of people, an amazing number of people have braved the chilly sea to celebrate the autumn equ

. >> cooper >> i mean, daisy cooper says it's starting pistol the it's the starting pistol for the generalre of a whimper than a sort of more of a whimper than a bang. >> could you done maths to >> could you have done maths to a—level? did you? i did. you did. oh, well done. i'm. oh, wait a minute. >> master a—level. no, i think i got whatever you get at seven. >> , no, and he was the >> oh, no, no. and he was the chief when i ran out of fingers, i problems. chief when i ran out of fingers, i i problems. chief when i ran out of fingers, i i was)lems. chief when i ran out of fingers, i i was sons. chief when i ran out of fingers, i i was so delighted to drop it. >> me too. it.- >> me too. i it.— >> me too. i mean, i it. >> me too. i mean, i was. i did me english to do stuff like that and history because. >> and geography. that was a great one. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> the wafflers like me, geography. geography was the big thing. >> oh, i didn't like geography. >> oh, i didn't like geography. >> no, i didn't like it. but it was not difficult. >> oh, i see. >>- >> oh, i see. >> it'sjust >> oh, i