dame angela eagle- sorry it _ facilitating for money. dame angela eagle. me angela eagle. sorry it was so difficult - facilitating for money. dame angela eagle. sorry it was so difficult to - eagle. sorry it was so difficult to hear some of the questions there in the latest interview. one final story. libraries have long been a key part in many of our lives. there's been analysis that's its 2016, one in 20 libraries in the uk have been lost and more deprived communities were four times more likely to lose a publicly funded library. i spoke to former children's laureate who told me how he felt about those closures. i feel angry about it i feel sad about it. i'm angry because i see this as disadvantaging the disadvantaged. it makes people poor who are already poor and having access to books and literacy. so, that makes me sad and angry both. it also deprives them of what you described — safe public spaces. libraries all over the world provide much more than books these days. they provide access to digital platforms of all kinds and also they are places where

immigration minister dame angela eagle has picked a fight with the wrong man. one donald j. ump, after blaming him for the riots. the presidential candidate has hit back while the prime minister refused to defend dame angela. plus, the darlington nurse whistleblowers have revealed that they were forced to use a tiny locker room to get changed in after complaining about a biological male being in the women's changing rooms. the nurses join me in a moment. state of the nafion me in a moment. state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my panel, former conservative cabinet minister john redwood, and the ministerjohn redwood, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. as ever, let me know your views. it's a crucial part of the programme mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with mark . white. >> good evening to you. the main headunes >> good evening to you. the main headlines from the gb news centre . dozens of prisoners centre. dozens of prisoners allowed out of jail under the government's emergency

so sir keir starmer back to him, was quick to chastise his immigration minister, dame angela eagle, when that trump had galvanised racists in the uk. trump's spokesman responded to eagle's comments dismissively, referring to eagle as a nobody. and the prime minister reiterated on his way to the us that he had been absolutely clear where responsibility for the riots lies with the rioters, not amazingly, with the former president of the united states. well, my genius panel is still with me, former conservative cabinet minister john redwood and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop, and tessa, i imagine that if you were american, you wouldn't vote for donald trump. i hope that's not unfair, but it's not very wise of a senior government minister to attack one of the candidates in the us presidential election. is it? >> no, but once again, this has been mendaciously reported and so far as she did list the culpable governments and organisations who had stiffened racial rhetoric and included the former conservative administration . but of course, administration. but of course, we've plucke

home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to delivervalue for money for the taxpayer . value for money for the taxpayer. meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda migrant scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements, joachim stamp, said the eu could use facilities set up by the last uk government. labour cancelled the rwanda scheme, which was intended to deter migrants planning to cross the english channelin planning to cross the english channel in small boats when they entered office. downing street said it would not comment on the discussions between two foreign governments . in france, the eu's governments. in france, the eu's former brexit negotiator michel barnier has been appointed as prime minister. president emmanuel macron made the announcement in a bid to resolve the political gridlock after the summer's snap election. at 73, barnier will be the oldest prime minister in france's modern political history , taking over political history, taking over from

home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliverey for the taxpayer. the prime minister has said he is deeply saddened by the death of a member of the royal navy, after a merlin helicopter ditched in the english channel. the incident occurred during operations with hms queen elizabeth. no other fatalities or serious injuries have been reported. the ministry of defence has confirmed the family has been informed and a full investigation is underway. the crown prosecution service says it's dropped two indecent assault charges against harvey weinstein. it was alleged the disgraced hollywood producer had assaulted a woman now aged in her 50s, in 1996, in london. however, the special crime division, which continually reassesses cases, says it found no realistic chance of conviction. in a statement, the crown prosecution service have reiterated their commitment to prosecuting sexual assault cases and encourage any potential victims to come forward and report to police. in other news, water bosses could face up to two years in jail under ne

home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliverocal people in scampton to hear their reaction to the news. absolutely ecstatic. >> i'm over the moon. i don't think it's quite properly sunk in yet, and i'm sure i'll do a bit of a happy dance later, but yeah, i couldn't be happier. it's been a long time coming. >> yes. so this is what we've been working really hard for 18 months. is to secure the future of the site. and today we've learned that the site will no longer be part of the asylum programme, and it will be disposed of and therefore we can use our regeneration plans and proposals to move forward. brilliant >> i can't believe it. it's great news. best news i've heard for a long time. >> meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda migrant scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements, joachim stamp , said agreements, joachim stamp, said the eu could use facilities set up the eu could use facilities set ”p by the eu could use facilities set up by the last uk

minister for border security dame angela eagle says the government is cracking down on criminal gangsngs, exploiting vulnerable people, risking lives and, she says, profiting from despair . just a quick breaking despair. just a quick breaking line from greater manchester police. we're hearing that a second man has been arrested. over what? police? there are saying is a shocking kidnap of an 87 year old man in oldham. the pensioner was reportedly dragged into a black car , dragged into a black car, attacked and then dumped miles from his home, leading to serious injuries. police say he found help by knocking on a door after the ordeal. two men, aged 24 and 39, have been arrested on suspicion of kidnap. one of them has already been released on bail. detectives are now urging the to public provide any footage that could help solve the case. turning to the us and it's been reported that four people have been killed, dozens of others left wounded in a mass shooting in alabama. the birmingham police department have said the attack took place in five points south. the area , in five points s

immigration minister dame angela eagle has picked a fight with the wrong man. one donald j. the presidential candidate has hit back while the prime minister refused to defend dame angela. plus, the darlington nurse whistleblowers have revealed that they were forced to use a tiny locker room to get changed in after complaining about a biological male being in the women's changing rooms. the nurses join me in a moment. state of the nafion me in a moment. state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my panel, former conservative cabinet minister john redwood, and the ministerjohn redwood, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. as ever, let me know your views. it's

dame angela eagle couldn't bring herself as a minister to defend herself as a minister to defend hero go out to bat for him? >> there's going out to bat, isn't there? and i think there's given perspective on the situation in its entirety. i mean, we're talking about prime ministers and what prime ministers and what prime ministers receive as a whole. i think what we're seeing from keir starmer, where i will give him credit on this, is i think there's been honesty and i think there's been honesty and i think there's been honesty and i think there's been upfront transparency with this. i think there has been an attempt from there has been an attempt from the start to talk about this. now that's much to the anger of a lot of the pr people in the party, because they don't want that. now they're saying we're front loading everything at the start. it's all doom and gloom. you know, the kind of the idea of talking about the state of the economy and everything already is a lot to then counter that with you talking about your suits and your glasses and all the rest of it, is a pr challenge. >

home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliverpayer . value for money for the taxpayer. meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda migrant scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements, joachim stamp, said the eu could use facilities set up by the last uk

home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliverlue for money for the taxpayer . meanwhile, it's the taxpayer. meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda migrant scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements, joachim stamp, said the eu could use facilities set up the eu could use facilities set ”p by the eu could use facilities set up by the last uk government. labour cancelled the rwanda scheme, which was intended to deter migrants planning to cross the english channel in small boats when they entered office. downing street said it would not comment on the discussions between two foreign governments . between two foreign governments. water bosses could face up to two years in jail under new laws aimed at cracking down on pollution in england's rivers, seas and lakes. the government claims the new water bill gives regulators more power to fine executives or face time behind bars if they fail to protect water quality. environment secretary steve reed says the pr

you know, this is the problem with the internet, but ehm , dame with the internet, but ehm, dame angela eagledo believe is actually vivienne westwood, because they look very like vivienne is dead . unfortunately, vivienne is dead. unfortunately, she said the republican breed overt racism with vitriol against migrants. overt racism with vitriol against migrants . also what i against migrants. also what i was disappointed. can you breed those two things? i have no idea. in a petri dish like andrew neil's hair, because i think that's where that's bred. ehm, there was no hand—holding. do you remember when he held theresa's hand ? yeah, yeah, and theresa's hand? yeah, yeah, and that would have been a lovely soft hand. >> he also might be intimidated by, you know, his hand. he's very. trump is very paranoid about his small hands. right, and i think starmer, for all of his faults, has big hands. >> that's the one good thing about starmer. that's going to win him back in the public favour. he's got big hands over and above the hands. >> do you think he's jealous of keir starmer? because whatever you

home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to delivervalue for money for the taxpayer . value for money for the taxpayer. meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements, joachim stamp, said the eu could use facilities set up the eu could use facilities set ”p by the eu could use facilities set up by the last uk government. labour cancelled the rwanda scheme, which was intended to deter migrants planning to cross the english channel in small boats when they entered office. downing street said it would not comment on the discussions between two foreign governments . between two foreign governments. the government has admitted not all buildings with the same dangerous cladding as grenfell tower have been identified. that's following the damning findings published this week. the prime minister has pledged to review all 58 recommendations from the inquiry, with a full response due within six months. the report heavily criticised

home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliverpayer . value for money for the taxpayer. meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements, joachim stamp, said the eu could use facilities set up the eu could use facilities set ”p by the eu could use facilities set up by the last uk government. labour cancelled the rwanda scheme, which was intended to deter migrants planning to cross the english channel in small boats when they entered office. downing street said it would not comment on the discussions between two foreign governments . between two foreign governments. the government has admitted not all buildings with the same dangerous cladding as grenfell tower have been identified. that's following the damning findings published this week. the prime minister has pledged to review all 58 recommendations from the inquiry, with a full response due within six months. the report heavily criticised firms like arconic and king

home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to delivervalue for money for the taxpayer. we've been speaking with local people in scampton to hear their reaction to the news. >> absolutely ecstatic . i'm over >> absolutely ecstatic. i'm over the moon. i don't think it's quite properly sunk in yet, and i'm sure i'll do a bit of a happy dance later, but yeah, i couldn't be happier. it's been a long time coming. >> yes. so this is what we've been working really hard for 18 months is to secure the future of the site . and today we've of the site. and today we've learned that the site will no longer be part of the asylum programme, and it will be disposed of, and therefore we can use our regeneration plans and proposals to move forward . brilliant. >> i can't believe it. it's great news. best news i've heard for a long time. >> now, the prime minister said he is deeply saddened by the death of a member of the royal navy after a merlin helicopter ditched in the english channel. the incident occurred during operations with hms queen elizabeth. no

minister for border security dame angela eagle says the government is cracking down on criminal gangsting vulnerable people and profiting from their despair. we've heard tonight that a second man has been arrested over what police are describing as a shocking kidnap of an 87 year old man in oldham. the pensioner was dragged into a car, attacked and then dumped miles from his home, leading to serious injuries. greater manchester police say he did find help by knocking on a door after that incident. two men, aged 24 and 39, have been arrested on suspicion of kidnap, one of them already released on bail . and finally, they've bail. and finally, they've always been there for . us. well, always been there for. us. well, that's for the past three decades anyway, as today marks the 30th birthday of one of the most iconic series of all time. yes, it's friends. the show premiered for the first time back in 1994, fast becoming one of the most watched programs on tv, lasting for ten whole series . tv, lasting for ten whole series. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'll hand you st