david miliband there.t pictures from beirut with smoke billowing out of the buildings as the strikes continue from israel, targeting hezbollah, and they say they have now killed around 250 hezbollah fighters including a number of the battalion and company commanders since the start of the ground invasion at the start of this week. this is according to a military spokesman today, from israel, saying they are still assessing the damage of the strikes in southern beirut which targeted the intelligence headquarters of hezbollah. goodbye for now. hello, there. good afternoon. well, we've seen some respite from all of the wet weather across the south of england over the last couple of days. and for the rest of this afternoon, the blue sky and the sunshine are just set to continue with high pressure dominating. it's slowly drifting a little further eastwards, but it's still helping to block these weather fronts approaching from the north and the west. but still more cloud, outbreaks of patchy rain across western

miliband. a wallace missing his grommet. then there's davidf that there is a more annoying lbc presenter than james proof that there is a more annoying lbc presenter thanjames o'brien. lbc presenter than james o'brien. but lbc presenter thanjames o'brien. but seriously, friends, if we're to change this party, if we are going to turn it around, we've also got to be honest about where we've got to and what we did in our 14 years in office. iam and what we did in our 14 years in office. i am so proud of the achievements that we made in government. we reversed the appalling damage done by gordon brown to our public finances, we transformed our schools, we unleashed a decade of record levels of employment. we created a fairer welfare system. we got brexit done and we stood by ukraine in her hour of need. we lead europe in the defence of ukraine. so, friends, i will always celebrate our achievements. but we can't bury our heads in the sand. just as we celebrate those achievements, we need to be honest with ourselves. the countryjust doesn't trust is

during the leader's debate with ed miliband and david cameron. this is what i said., here's a fact. and i'm sure the other people who will be mortified that i dare to talk about it, there are 7000 diagnoses in this country every year for people who are hiv positive, which is not a good place for any of them to be, i know, but 60% of them are not british nationals. you can come into britain from anywhere in the world and get diagnosed with hiv and get the retroviral drugs that cost up to £25,000 per year per patient . £25,000 per year per patient. well, of course, the howls of condemnation that came down upon me have made it very difficult to talk about this subject, but once again, this subject is back. as migrants fuel a surge in hiv cases to a 15 year high. now, when we say migrants , these now, when we say migrants, these are people that were born overseas. and i just ask the simple question, as i did then, is this what the national health service is actually for ? lloyd service is actually for? lloyd russell—moyle, you've studied this, you've looked at this. what

oh, and david lammy told lebanese people to move back to israel. so great geography there. ed milibandcould leave us all shivering in the dark with blackouts. nigel farage has been vindicated when it comes to a new report showing that some migrants are unfortunately bringing hiv to britain. i asked whether a cap of 100,000 people a year for net migration is actually still too high. i exposed some shocking bbc bias and prince harry looks much happier on his own. why is that? >> well, that all sounds extremely interesting as always. that's coming up after the weather. michael ancram, lord lothian, died. i owe him a great deal lothian, died. i owe him a great deal. so pray for the repose of his soul without him, i'd have been blocked by central office from becoming a candidate for the 2010 general election. he told my association. they were allowed to select me and central office couldn't stop them. so i revere his memory. i will have more said for the repose of his soul and encourage you to pray for him. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the natio

are just coming up with these amazing plans, like david lammy and his plans, like david lammy and his plans and ed miliband suddenly giving that away. surely you'd spend a little bit of time even speaking to the people . i know speaking to the people. i know that it was initiated initially by david cameron, who then did not turned it down, and then who was it in the conservative party who then decided to open it up? james cleverly, but this is this feels like a policy of distraction. there's so much more going on. why are we doing this? >> i mean, it's really strange. so the chagos thing boris johnson decided to open negotiations, a sort of agreed to open negotiations, although he then attacked it afterwards. liz truss then made the decision to open negotiations, which they were then closed under rishi sunak. but it's not just that this is a that we shouldn't be handing them over the icc judgement that people keep referencing is purely it's purely advisory because the uk did not consent to have arbitration that way. but it's the terms of the deal that are so surprising because, you know, labour are a progr

david lammy told lebanese people to go back home to israel. mastermind and now the eco fanatic energy minister ed miliband, has basically admitted that his lunaticnet zero agenda could leave us all shivering in the dark due to blackouts. here's mr miliband praising the closure of our last coal fired power plant . our last coal fired power plant. >> last night was a historic moment for britain's energy system because after 142 years, the last coal fired power plant at ratcliffe on soar shut down. i want to pay tribute to the workers there . workers there. >> so he thinks that's a good thing. well today, the man described by robert jenrick as wallace without the gromit has announced giant metal flywheels could be installed because the removal of coal from our system could cause blackouts. can you guess who's making these giant metal flywheels? it's a norwegian company, so not only will we be forced to buy oil from norway instead of using our own, we'll also probably pay them for our green energy as well. fantastic. ed miliband has promised his big green revolution would lead to more jobs. thousands of them, to be precise. here he is saying it as w

look at ed miliband, a wallace missing his gromit . a wallace missing his gromit. and then . and then there's daviding proof that there is a more annoying lbc presenter than james o'brien . but seriously james o'brien. but seriously, friends, if we are going to change this party, if we are going to turn it around, we've also got to be honest about where we've got to and what we did in our 14 years in office. i am so proud of the achievements that we made in government. am so proud of the achievements that we made in government . we that we made in government. we reversed the appalling damage done by gordon brown to our pubuc done by gordon brown to our public finances. we transformed our schools. we unleashed a decade of record levels of employment. we created a fairer welfare system. we got brexit done and we stood by ukraine in her hour of need, we led europe in the defence of ukraine. so friends, i will always celebrate our achievements. but we can't . our achievements. but we can't. we can't bury our heads in the sand just as we celebrate those achievements. we need to be honest with ourselves.