dawn neesom. saturday with me. dawn neesom.w. but first, let's take a look at what the weather is doing all the place, doing all over the place, not just jeff moody with just to poor jeff moody with the lovely . lovely rachel. >> looks like things are heating up . boxed boilers, proud up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news sponsors of weather on. gb news good afternoon. >> my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office . while storm by the met office. while storm anthony still crossing the uk anthony is still crossing the uk through this afternoon and this is going to bring further heavy rain and strong winds, those strongest winds will still be across southern parts of wales and england where and southwest england where there are still weather warnings in force. as go through in force. but as we go through this evening, those winds will slowly start still slowly start to ease. still seeing some heavy showers and thunderstorms across the south—east

as promised, i'm dawn neesom still dawn neesom . dawn neesom still dawn neesom.er. i told you we were bringing it. have a look. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg jewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. looking ahead, rain on monday, particularly across england and wales, as low pressure moves through, but it does gradually turn warmer and drier and we can see that on the bigger picture, low pressure dominating the weather in the next few weather pattern in the next few days, but then high pressure building we towards building in as we head towards wednesday. sunday, wednesday. so for sunday, starting to go downhill across england and wales as we move through the rest of the and through the rest of the day and into early hours as this wet into the early hours as this wet weather spreads slowly north and eastwards, some heavy rain developing, particularly across north northern north wales into northern england. end of the england. by the end of t

dawn neesom here welcome back. dawn neesom here on gb news. me in the studio is former labour advisor scarlett mccgwire and benjamin loughnane. now research fellow for the bow group. conservative think tank now and i have apologised by the way. i apologised by the way. i apologise if i was being slightly sexist to benjamin earlier on. i love him really, honestly and i am going to make sure watches football on sure he watches the football on sunday. cycling and sunday. right now, cycling and rowing have been the first sports to ban biological males from competing against women . we from competing against women. we all that. understandable, all get that. understandable, but the of chess has but now the world of chess has has waded in to this debate as well. now, i understand you don't want a strap in a huge man going up against you in a physical sport like boxing? probably not a good idea , but probably not a good idea, but chess now really , i mean, i chess now really, i mean, i can't play. i struggle with draughts. you wouldn't be surprised to

you're with dawn neesom dying. you're with dawn neesom on gb news on tv and digital radio.inisters be sacked over the bibby stockholm vase? we'll hear your thoughts . well, you'll hear your thoughts. well, you'll hear my thoughts on my panel. broadcaster lizzie candy and former labour party adviser matthew lazar. but first, it's those news headlines . those news headlines. >> it's 432. i'm aaron armstrong in the gp newsroom. six people have died after a small boat carrying over 50 migrants got into difficulties in the channel earlier this morning . the french earlier this morning. the french maritime authorities say their search efforts are continuing with up to two people still missing. the vessel got into trouble off the coast of calais, british and french coast guards combined to rescue more than 50 people, some of whom have been brought to dover. campaigners have described the deaths as an appalling and preventable tragedy . appalling and preventable tragedy. immigration appalling and preventable tragedy . immigration officials tragedy. immigration officials have arrest

you're watching dawn neesom on news. more to come neesom on gb news. gb news on tv and on digital radio for the next hour. me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics, hitting the headunes the big topics, hitting the headlines right now. coming up with the engulfed in crisis to crisis. i'll be to talking one bristol campaigner. as patients whose lives were damaged by surgery from bowel problems are beginning to see some justice. but first, let's get the latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> donna , thank you very much >> donna, thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. spain's fa president, luis rubiales has been suspended following a row over a kiss he gave to a player. more than 80 players had refused to take part in matches spain's women's in matches for spain's women's team unless was removed from team unless he was removed from his post. he's accused of grabbing star player jenny hermoso's head and kissing her on the lips following spain's victory the women's world victory at the women's wo

your dawn neesom on gb news on your tv and on digital radio. next, though, it's the great british debate. and i'm asking , does the debate. and i'm asking, does the nhs have lessons to learn from the hideous letby murders ? i've the hideous letby murders? i've got a poll up right now on twitter, whatever it's called, today , asking you that very today, asking you that very question . does the nhs have question. does the nhs have lessons to learn from the letby murders ? send us an email gb murders? send us an email gb views at gb news and tell us what you think. cast your vote. now and that's all coming up very . christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back. you're with dawn neesom on gb news on your tv and on digital radio. now it's tv and on digital radio. now wsfime tv and on digital radio. now it's time for the great british debate this hour. i'm asking does the nhs have lessons to learn from the letby murders? now, nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six more, making her

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dawn neesom.e now are writers and political commentators, paul connew and conor tomlinson. welcome, . thank you welcome, gentlemen. thank you for spending your friday night with really appreciate it. with me. really appreciate it. now the news can't have passed you that donald trump you by that donald trump surrendered to a georgia jail charged with 13 counts, connected efforts to overturn the 2020 election, which he claims was stolen . claims was stolen. >> if you challenge an election , you should be able to challenge an election. i thought the election was a rigged election . a stolen election is election. a stolen election is what has taken place here is a travesty of justice. we did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. and everybody knows it . wrong. and everybody knows it. >> he doesn't give up, doesn't many of his supporters say this is a witch hunt, although a few people have admitted to as many things as former president trump has on tape and wear a mugshot or any whiff of corruption would

dawn neesom.ked and saying that they should have a life sentence . should have a life sentence. >> this is the front page of the daily mail and the lefty lawyers. i don't think suella can actually say the word lawyer without putting the word lefty in front of it. can't blame her. to be fair. yeah, she is a waging war on the migration lawyers. it's been a big male investigate nation. they've done a sterling job and they've done a sterling job and they've done a they have a brilliant job. they have done a brilliant job. they have done a brilliant job. they have done a brilliant okay. but a brilliant job. okay. but suella is no, no, we were suella is saying no, no, we were working before the mal working on this before the mal got as well. so is got involved as well. so this is something the something called the professional enablers taskforce. it's training frontline immigration staff to identify and report suspect activity with claims from asylum seekers being processed by lawyers who might have ult

and of course, there she is, dawn neesom. she's great, she? before go great, isn't she?d i have known for forever. i don't think we ever spent much talking ever spent much time talking about the monarchy. are you a fan harry meghan? no fan of harry and meghan? no >> i couldn't care less. absolutely couldn't care less. i think it's a real shame. when they together and the they first got together and the engagement was announced , i engagement was announced, i happened to be working in lambeth in south london and they came over a visit and there came over for a visit and there were people queuing 6 or 7 deep. amazing, isn't it, from 7:00 in the morning and they were many, many black afro caribbean kids, women , men, predominantly women women, men, predominantly women and children . the warmth of the and children. the warmth of the reception that that young woman was given was spine tingling . was given was spine tingling. and she has betrayed that goodwill and that welcome because it's all about her. and i should imagine they will just gently as that lady said, caroline sa

well, we're joined now by our our panel this morning, former editor of the daily star, dawn neesom andraccoons to start dawn who like beer. start with. dawn who like beer. >> thought i thought cheer >> i thought i thought i'd cheer us about talking about us all up about talking about raccoons a beer and raccoons who like a beer and break into your house. sorry, rookie raccoons. not just raccoons. not right. this is a plague of young bats are dead. >> giveaway. >> giveaway. >> is. this is obviously >> this is. this is in obviously germany and basically could be austria. it could be. absolutely. there's record of 200,000 raccoons up last year. so the population is out of control. and people are coming back from the holidays to discover that raccoons have broken into their houses and office blocks as well. in the centre of berlin, where berlin has 1000 raccoons living in the actual city and they can break in jars. and this one, there's one here actually climbed one here that actually climbed up office box. but the up a glass office box. but the breaking and they're getting breaking in and

dawn neesom morning.re'll be and nigel nelson, so there'll be plenty to talk you're plenty to talk about. you're watching breakfast on gb news hello again and welcome back. you're watching and listening to breakfast with anne and martin. >> okay, now let's take a look at some of today's front pages. >> . and the daily telegraph >> now. and the daily telegraph reports on the extra pressures on the nhs from the junior doctors strike. the paper says they have cost the nhs a staggering £1 billion so far. >> annabel croft they're on the front. she's on the front of quite a few papers because she's in the strictly line up. the daily express here leads with a picture showing very packed picture showing a very packed small migrants trying small boat with migrants trying to cross the channel. it says the number of reaching the number of migrants reaching the number of migrants reaching the by small boats since 2018 the uk by small boats since 2018 has reached has topped 100,000. >> and the guardian's front page fe

and dawn neesom. evening. and i'm dawn neesom. are watching and and you are watching and listening to gb news. now before we get into bibby stockholm we get into the bibby stockholm because the big talking because it's the big talking point isn't it? or not, point again, isn't it? or not, as may be, the premier as the case may be, the premier league are taking the knee again . again. so tonight i'm asking you, has the time pass fast for taking the remember the big fuss about black lives matter , blm about black lives matter, blm political movements , sentiment. political movements, sentiment. okay, political movement. maybe not so right. in any case, they're doing it again this season. no one seems to know about it, but premier league kicking off and they are taking the knee. but get in touch with us at gb news or email us at gb views. gbnews.com . views. gbnews.com. views. gb news.com. right. views. gbnews.com. right. so the hotels don't work . ziff bases hotels don't work. ziff bases and tents don't appear to work. home secretar

and dawn neesom. evening. and i'm dawn neesom. are watching and and you are watching and listening to gb news. now before we get into bibby stockholm we get into the bibby stockholm because the big talking because it's the big talking point isn't it? or not, point again, isn't it? or not, as may be, the premier as the case may be, the premier league are taking the knee again . again. so tonight i'm asking you, has the time pass fast for taking the remember the big fuss about black lives matter , blm about black lives matter, blm political movements , sentiment. political movements, sentiment. okay, political movement. maybe not so right. in any case, they're doing it again this season. no one seems to know about it, but premier league kicking off and they are taking the knee. but get in touch with us at gb news or email us at gb views. gbnews.com . views. gbnews.com. views. gb news.com. right. views. gbnews.com. right. so the hotels don't work . ziff bases hotels don't work. ziff bases and tents don't appear to work. home secretar

we've got dawn neesom got our very own dawn neesom here. also we've been joined here.l, because we want to talk about situation about this situation in yorkshire. prime yorkshire. mark, with the prime minister's covered yorkshire. mark, with the prime mithese s covered yorkshire. mark, with the prime mithese blankets, covered yorkshire. mark, with the prime mithese blankets, let covered yorkshire. mark, with the prime mithese blankets, let mevered yorkshire. mark, with the prime mithese blankets, let me tellj in these blankets, let me tell you some our viewers you what some of our viewers have wasn't it have been saying. wasn't it yorkshire felt yorkshire police that felt no further should taken? further action? should be taken? with starmer's with regards to starmer's obvious with regards to starmer's obv durham with regards to starmer's ovaurham police, well done. >> durham police, well done. >> durham police, well done. >> says maybe the last >> yvonne says maybe the last three made me three years have made me cynical. really to cynical. but are we really to believe

don't go anywhere for dawn is up with three dawn neesom is up with three hours of magic.sors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . i'm greg >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . looking ahead, rain on monday, particularly across england and wales as low pressure moves through, but it does gradually turn warmer and drier and we can see that on the bigger picture, low pressure dominating the weather pattern. the next few days, high pressure days, but then high pressure building head towards building in as we head towards wednesday. so for sunday, starting to go downhill across england and wales as we move through the rest of the day and into the early hours of this, wet weather spreads slowly north and some heavy rain and eastwards. some heavy rain developing particularly across developing, particularly across north northern north wales into northern england. by the end of the night and could see some and here we could see some localised flooding. a met office warning in force for warning in force dr

but stay tune because dawn neesom is up next. dawn, what's coming up? >> like it's a threat.e. >> we're travelling around the world today. >> we are going to nashville for a trump exclusive. >> we are to going spain for a football exclusive . yorkshire football exclusive. yorkshire for a language lesson as you do. and hastings for a ghost story. >> gosh, you really are going around. >> we are around gb news all over the place and not forgetting nessie popping up to chat to us. >> she didn't want to talk to you, couldn't? >> she didn't. yeah, >> no, but she didn't. yeah, she's pop with you. she's going to pop up with you. she's going to pop up until i'm saying find nicola saying you'll find nicola sturgeon's down there. >> $- t— there. >> find nadine dorries >> we might find nadine dorries there who knows? >> we might find nadine dorries the dawn who knows? >> we might find nadine dorries the dawn neesomy knows? >> we might find nadine dorries the dawn neesom there. s? up. >> dawn neesom there. coming up. you've you've been you've got to watch. you've been watching me though,

but coming up next, it's gb news, saturday with dawn neesom . with dawn neesom. >> looks like thingsoud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello , my name is rachel >> hello, my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's a wet and windy start to the weekend with storm anthony crossing the uk. this is going to bring some particularly strong winds to southern parts of wales southwest england, of wales and southwest england, particularly into this afternoon as storm anthony starts to move eastwards. we'll see some heavy rain as well, some thunderstorms across central and southeast parts of england as well as some heavy showers across eastern and central parts of scotland into this afternoon . but it is those this afternoon. but it is those winds that could bring some pretty significant impacts . so pretty significant impacts. so do take care if you are out and about today feeling pretty unpleasant with those temperatures barely getting to 20 celsius across the south through today as we go i

dawn neesom, alongside olympian chris akabusi. warm welcome to akabusi. ing. both of you. good morning. morning. shall we start? morning. where shall we start? dawn, go, shall we? to dawn, let's go, shall we? to this crash. because. oh, sorry to to the times. we'll start to go to the times. we'll start with front page of the with the front page of the times. it's i thought we times. it's monday. i thought we were going 10th, and in were going to the 10th, and in my head, i all into that. my head, i got all into that. but actually, this is gunfire reports or witnesses saying they heard gunfire during this incident in six people incident in which six people died over the weekend. really shocking. it's the ongoing horror everything that horror of everything that happened weekend. happened this weekend. >> as we know, six >> basically, as we know, six people died, five taken to hospital, two are still missing. obviously, it's not going to be a happy ending for the migrants that that sinking boat that were in that sinking boat five the french coast five miles o

. >> it's 8:00 and i am dawn neesom am coming up the show this evening armchair sleuths hindrance or disappearance of nicola birley, the village where she was last seen was inundated with armchair detectives convinced they could do the job of the police. this week the internet is awash with people convinced they can prove lucy letby is innocent . i'm lucy letby is innocent. i'm asking what drives these people to get so involved with cases like this? don't want to miss this. then the trump mug shot finally landed . and in true finally landed. and in true capitalist spirit, you can already buy official merch with it on once upon a time in political land, a sniff of scandal would have you cast out. but the cult of trump is proving the very opposite and mps are due to get a bumper pay off if they are voted out or stepped down at the next election. rishi sunak forget to declare an interest in a company that could benefit from government policy . benefit from government policy. and nadine dorries is still checks notes missing in action. who knows where she is? i'm debating this and more wi

. >> it's 8:00 and i am dawn neesom am coming up the show this evening armchair sleuths hindrance or , disappearance of nicola birley, the village where she was last seen was inundated with armchair detectives convinced they could do the job of the police. this week the internet is awash with people convinced they can prove lucy letby is innocent . i'm lucy letby is innocent. i'm asking what drives these people to get so involved with cases like this? don't want to miss this. then the trump mug shot finally landed . and in true finally landed. and in true capitalist spirit, you can already buy official merch with it on once upon a time in political land, a sniff of scandal would have you cast out. but the cult of trump is proving the very opposite and mps are due to get a bumper pay off if they are voted out or stepped down at the next election. rishi sunak forget to declare an interest in a company that could benefit from government policy . benefit from government policy. and nadine dorries is still checks notes missing in action. who knows where she is? i'm debating this and more

portillo, gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel >> good evening it's 8:00 and i'm dawn neesomw the bibby stockholm passengers have disembarked. thanks to an outbreak of legionella bacteria . so where can we safely put the massive backlog of asylum seekers now suella braverman is now looking at tents. is any of this working or even ethical, though? then jenni, trent hughes and conor tomlinson join me on the panel to discuss what the echr ever did for us. the new season of football has kicked off, but don't watch it. this is much more fun and they're taking the knee again . should they be, the knee again. should they be, though? didn't we do that last season? did it do anything ? and season? did it do anything? and then wilco has become the latest victim of the high street . are victim of the high street. are there any high streets even left anymore with the consumer moving onune? anymore with the consumer moving online? i'm speaking to james woodhouse about how the high street changing what the street is changing and what the future looks like. and it's not a scary as you may t

portillo, gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel >> good evening it's 8:00 and i'm dawn neesome bibby stockholm passengers have disembarked. thanks to an outbreak of legionella bacteria . so where can we safely put the massive backlog of asylum seekers now suella braverman is now looking at tents. is any of this working or even ethical, though? then jenni, trent hughes and conor tomlinson join me on the panel to discuss what the echr ever did for us. the new season of football has kicked off, but don't watch it. this is much more fun and they're taking the knee again . should they be, the knee again. should they be, though? didn't we do that last season? did it do anything ? and season? did it do anything? and then wilco has become the latest victim of the high street . are victim of the high street. are there any high streets even left anymore with the consumer moving onune? anymore with the consumer moving online? i'm speaking to james woodhouse about how the high street changing what the street is changing and what the future looks like. and it's not a scary as you may think

. >> dawn neesom i'm always sorry for anybody who's suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, but at the same time, i've got to be honest with people and say, i've been meeting bereaved mums whose lost their children because of air pollution. i've been meeting a paediatrician works paediatrician today who works with mums who are pregnant, suffering the consequences because air pollution and because of air pollution and babies born suffering babies who are born suffering the consequences. i've today the consequences. i've met today a who runs an asthma a doctor who runs an asthma clinic , but also i visited great clinic, but also i visited great ormond street, the inpatient ward at the children's evelina hosphal ward at the children's evelina hospital. i met scientists, health practitioners and others. that's why i'm angry that the government is letting down london and the south east. >> prime minister rishi sunak says the mayor's decision is in poor taste. people and families are struggling with the cost of living. >> that's obvious to everyone. one. and at that time the labo

okay. >> madeline grant and dawn neesom, very much. and neesom, thank you very much.ou were the biggest insult. >> yeah, it really was. if you said a different newspaper, i'd have kept my mouth shut. but it was. the guardian. was. it was the guardian. >> move on now. >> sorry. let's move on now. >>— >> sorry. let's move on now. >> okay. because natwest has been accused of forcing customers towards cashless customers towards a cashless society. we'll go through that headune society. we'll go through that headline more look headline and more as we look through on gb through today's papers on gb news britain's news channel. please don't anywhere . welcome back. it's 739. let's bnng welcome back. it's 739. let's bring you up to date now with today's front pages . today's front pages. >> and we'll start with the times and the front page reads, tories seek plan b for rwanda. if policy fails and the metro reports on labour's confirmation that it will use barges to hire asylum seekers to. the financial times reports on european companies losing ,100 billion due to sanctions o

dawn neesom suleman dawood . sorry. excuse suleman dawood. sorry.> you're getting hot and bothered. jim >> do you know what that . that >> do you know what that. that is my sex life. now, in just two minutes, that's what's happened. then let me let me just tell you this . um, how then let me let me just tell you this. um, how many arrests or how many stabbings were there at the gay pride march in brighton? how many stabbings and how much stuff like this is going on now? there is film of young guys running around with machetes . running around with machetes. now, what was what what was in their minds ? and but looking at their minds? and but looking at this twerking, it looked like a lot of women have been slashed . lot of women have been slashed. but if you ask me , it all, all but if you ask me, it all, all i'm saying is , what did you i'm saying is, what did you expect ? what did one expect expect? what did one expect really , when you you've got to really, when you you've got to let people enjoy themselves. but there is a line to draw, isn't ther

dawn neesom suleman dawood . sorry. excuse suleman dawood. sorry.> you're getting hot and bothered. jim >> do you know what that . that >> do you know what that. that is my sex life. now, in just two minutes, that's what's happened. then let me let me just tell you this . um, how then let me let me just tell you this. um, how many arrests or how many stabbings were there at the gay pride march in brighton? how many stabbings and how much stuff like this is going on now? there is film of young guys running around with machetes . running around with machetes. now, what was what what was in their minds ? and but looking at their minds? and but looking at this twerking, it looked like a lot of women have been slashed . lot of women have been slashed. but if you ask me , it all, all but if you ask me, it all, all i'm saying is , what did you i'm saying is, what did you expect ? what did one expect expect? what did one expect really , when you you've got to really, when you you've got to let people enjoy themselves. but there is a line to draw, isn't ther

i'm dawn neesom filling in for the lovely nana akua having a well—deserved rest and for the next three. >> this show all >> this show is all about opinion in mind. >> but most importantly >> there's but most importantly yours, not actually that yours, we're not actually that important reading. yours, we're not actually that importan beading. yours, we're not actually that importan be debating, discussing >> we'd be debating, discussing and times disagreeing in a and at times disagreeing in a nice though. nice way, though. >> me for the next hour >> joining me for the next hour is broadcaster and columnist lydia sandy. looking gorgeous , lydia sandy. looking gorgeous, as always, political commentator matthew stadlen probably looking equally gorgeous, very moody equally gorgeous, yet very moody and in a few moments i'll be mucking up the week with comedian frances foster , who comedian frances foster, who also gorgeous. also looks gorgeous. >> gorgeous panels today. also looks gorgeous. >> before gorgeous panels today. also looks gorgeous. >> before we jeous panels today. also looks gorg

i'm dawn neesom filling in for the lovely nana akua and for the next three hours, me and my panellistseadunes the big topics hitting the headlines show headlines right now. this show is all about opinion. might and theirs, but most importantly, yours . you're the important yours. you're the important ones, us. we'll be debating, ones, not us. we'll be debating, discussing and at times even disagreeing. although i won't really just agree with you. really i'll just agree with you. probably me the probably and joining me for the next hour is a broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy, who looks gorgeous. i really love working lizzie. no, too working with lizzie. no, too she's gorgeous. former labour party adviser adviser matthew lazar. party adviser adviser matthew lazar . and in a few moments, lazar. and in a few moments, i'll be mucking the week with one and only lewis schaefer , who one and only lewis schaefer, who has promised not to eat me despite the fact he's on a raw meat diet . i'm worried. meat diet. i'm worried. right before we get started, let's get the news headlines with a the