damian green . well, in an 26. damian green.f course i don't know how much, if any , money the how much, if any, money the chancellor has to, to play with as it were, to say how can i use this money? i think my first priority, if , if he this money? i think my first priority, if, if he has got any, would be to extend relief on pnces would be to extend relief on prices for those groups that need it. i think that's very but the second would absolutely be business taxes and the approach to business generally. i want this to be a budget for growth and a budget to give us hope. and if the chancellor can afford socially business tax by the full amount . well i mean it's full amount. well i mean it's a question of whether he can afford to or not. i think at the root this we need to keep beanng root this we need to keep bearing down on inflation. the chancellor of the exchequer needs to be responsible with the public. learnt that public. we've learnt that very painfully the few painfully over the past few months, so that's his first dut

i'll be speaking to former deputy prime minister damian green as well as the former secretary roberter supreme court justice and leading lockdown sceptic will give me his to the lockdown files . all that and more with files. all that and more with me. come a time on this sunday morning from , 930 . here on gb morning from, 930. here on gb news live. we'll be keeping you in the picture finding out happening across the country and finding out why it matters to you. we'll have facts fast with our team of reporters and specialist correspondents wherever . it's specialist correspondents wherever. it's happening. we'll be there in 12 noon on tv , radio be there in 12 noon on tv, radio and online giving news. the people's channel, britain's. channel no spin, no no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight a difficult day small c conservatives as our chairman chancellor jeremy conservatives as our chairman chancellorjeremy hunt presents chancellor jeremy hunt presents his high tax big state budget that no one asked for after the corporate and tax rise this april ,% of companies will pay april,% of

the former damian green as well.and, and jonathan sumption, the former supreme court justice , a leading lockdown sceptic, will me his reaction to the will give me his reaction to the lockdown files . all that lockdown files. all that and more with me camilla tominey this morning from . 30 good afternoon and welcome to gb news on tv online and digital radio. i'm nana akua for the next 2 hours. me my partner will be taking on some of the big hitting the headlines right now , this show is all about opinion it's mine, it's theirs. and of course, it's yours. we'll be debating. discussing at times we will disagree, but no one will be cancelled . so joining me be cancelled. so joining me today is broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. well, see a political sam dowler before we get started , let's get before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. nana, thank you very much and good afternoon. it's 4:00.

i'll be speaking to former deputy minister damian green as well . the former green as well. and jonathan sumption, the former supreme court justice , a leading lockdown sceptic, will me his reaction to the lockdown files . all that and lockdown files. all that and more with may camilla tominey this morning , more with may camilla tominey this morning, 930 . this sunday morning, 930. i don't gb news because i was sick and tired not hearing my views being represented . not just being represented. not just mine, but so many people add on you and spoke to. i just couldn't get my voice out there. i couldn't say anything, couldn't do anything. whatever the kind of had the narrative was, i kind of had to it. gb is there to follow it. gb news is there to follow it. gb news is there to provide a voice for those who have ignored by the have been ignored by the establishment we think establishment media? we think different got a different different things got a different style. gb news is here to be optimistic and positive about the future. it's real of dynamic and flowing with the aud

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acting expect of it, but yet an acting chair of the culture, media and sport select committee, damian greene bbc and anyone who cares about the future , bbc who cares about the future, bbc will want this furore to down and move on as fast as possible? does my honourable friend agree that it's bbc management's responsibility to produce a set of clear and enforceable guidelines for the behaviour of presenters, whether freelance or staff. and does she also with me that in return presenters whose reputations and bank balances enhanced by regular appearances on popular bbc shows also i reciprocal responsibility to the bbc, which may include some self—restraint in what they say and do in public. self—restraint in what they say and do in public . minister and do in public. minister jeremy close i my friend , that jeremy close i my friend, that important question and i agree that anybody who cares about the bbc what ms. fewer right to die down so we can focus on to make sure that it operates the terms that create confidence the pubuc. that create confidence the public . he that create confidence th

an immigration minister when i was on the daily telegraph and he told me it was damian told me damian greenu could buy, get city where you could buy, get your dodgy passports. you would dodgy and i said, well , dodgy visas. and i said, well, what, you've got a great relationship with the police. why get closed why don't you get it all closed down? straightforward down? not straightforward is that are, that if they where they are, it's straightforward . those it's straightforward. those charities. those charities. absolutely. those charities. absolutely. those charities the beach charities that are on the beach spotting the security spotting for the security forces. are then complicit forces. they are then complicit it in anybody that drowns during that crossing. children teenagers and then they'll blame heartless people like me and. you don't think they should be crossing the channel in the first place? yeah, well , i don't first place? yeah, well, i don't think be crossing think they should be crossing the channel in the first place. but, know, it's clearly but, you know, it's clearly a me

lot robert buckland, who hold a lot sway within the conservative party, damian who is so party, damian greenrting these far supporting the bill. these people important too to people are important too to rishi sunak's chances of electoral success and doesn't want to annoy them. so it is a balance that he's got to strike. thank you very much, olivia utley. now political reporter bringing you up to date on the inside track here that a inside track here that we have a gb a brewing tory gb news of a brewing tory rebellion from people who want us to ditch the echr and frankly take control laws take back control of our laws and, borders, so that can and, our borders, so that we can actually people deported actually get people deported faster all. faster or frankly, at all. really? get moving on. really? let me get moving on. according to new figures by the national police chiefs council , national police chiefs council, more than 1500 police officers have been accused of violence against and girls over a against women and girls over a six month with less than six month period with less than 1% of r

damian the oakland native. he is a legend around these parts. but the warriors, of course, need a win. tonight. draymond green will play. he is available. and of course, we'll have full highlights tonight on kron 4 sports. but for now, we're live at the chase center. i'm jason dumas. back to you guys. thank you, jason. let's check on our 4 zone. weather forecasts. a live look out over san francisco. you can see the transamerica tower there. >> time so scope is beginning a break. i understand the south bay is not. yeah, but let's talk long-range doesn't sound like a lot of breaks yeah, you know, i've heard a lot of folks starting to say, ok, enough is enough. and so here's a look at the long-range forecast that's coming from noaa. this for the entire month of march. you can see the areas in green and yeah, almost that bull's eye as you look toward the west coast, including the bay area looking at the forecast for above normal precipitation with below normal temperatures for the better part of mars. so a storm clouds continue to roll through outside. right now. we've got some heavy rainfall really moving into the south bay right now. look

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our correspondent in berlin damian mcguiness explains why this is a divisive issue. a lot of young people, greenh is supported by the youth movement in the green party come the centreleft parties as well as other nongovernmental organisations. very active people pushing this issue and on one hand, it's got a lot of opposition because of this were to go into law, we would then have been noted to make berlin climate neutral, you would have to put forward some pretty drastic measures including renovating all public buildings, private building are developing severe limitations on car travel within the city and really upping the amount of public transport. all of that will be expensive which is what critics say it is just not affordable and environmental activists say this is a climate emergency and so, it has to be done, come what may. it is a divisive issue dividing the city and controversial issue because of the measures to go through, it could really hit the budget hard and that's why a lot of people do not think it's the right thing and certainly, it's because support among the voters here. went