the former premier league referee, david coote, responsibility" for his actions, which he says "fell's still able to offer comparable content. rushing to try it out. information about subjects that are blocked inside china. "what happened in tiananmen square?" "i'm sorry, i can't answer that question, i'm an ai assistant it's available to download and use in the uk. investment remains on track. last week, president donald trump announced a $500 billion equivalent with a number of global tech giants. sector doesn't have to be a monopoly after all. zoe kleinmann — bbc news. next it's newsnight.

oh, and disgraced referee david coote does a schofield and comes out as gay after a massive scandal andollywood celebrities continue to embarrass themselves. >> just wanted to say that i'm so sorry. all my people are getting attacked. >> i don't think we arrested any families. we've arrested public safety threats and national security threats. bottom line. >> on my panel tonight, it's former tory minister for common sense. esther mcvey gb news presenter alex armstrong and journalist jonathan lees. oh, and why is this roly poly rapper in the news? >> i can fit in this car. >> not believe. >> not believe. >> me, you can't. yes i can. believe me. so i'm sorry. >> get ready britain. here we go. it's time to sack home office staff. next. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom. it is just after 9:00. the top story tonight. the uk's population is set to soar by nearly 5 million people over the next decade, driven almost entirely by net migration, according to new figures from the office for national statistics. that means that by the middle of 2032, the uk population will hit 72.5 milli

. >> and in sport this morning, sacked referee david coote has said he turned to drugs over the fear of coming out as gay. with less than a week until the transfer window closes, what will become of marcus rashford and the cheltenham festival could be a disaster as there's a shortage of guinness. >> we have strong winds in the south today and the risk of some heavy, thundery downpours too. i'll have more details coming up. >> hello there, very good to see you. i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. >> now this, this business we're going to talk about today is are you addicted to your phone. and i would say i certainly know plenty of people who are definitely addicted to your phone, but they all say the one thing, paul, if you challenge anybody, as i did miss ellie yesterday and say, i think you use that too much and you say, clear off none of your business, whatever. but people always come back to you and say, never mind me. what about you.7 you're me. what about you? you're addicted to your phone. no, i don't think i'm addicted to my phone, but. >> b