dawn neesom. hopeful, kemi badenoch says the country can't pretend that integration is working. the shadow minister says we just pretend that everything is fine and it's just a few bad apples, which sometimes is the case. but if you want to have a successful multiracial country, you need to make an effort to do that . let's make an effort to do that. let's see what my panel make of that one, shall we? now, this is the front page of the telegraph that i remember what paper that was in, thankfully. and they have got this exclusive interview with kemi badenoch, who was obviously thrown a hat into the ring to be the tory leadership candidate, personally, i think what she says makes a fair bit of sense , basically saying that of sense, basically saying that there are people out there who feel their voices are not being heard emma burnell and that they are worried about the way the country is going. and in particular about migration. what do you make about what cameron's had to say? >> i mean, i think t

used to mish i'm dawn neesom. this is gb news andifs i'm dawn neesom. there's loads more coming up on today's pack show. now the fun police! yay, scottish greens are calling on the local council to end the edinburgh tattoo flypasts over claims it causes environmental damage. you knew that was coming and emotional harm on residents, but is this just woke nonsense going too far? part 356 or whatever up to now, all of that and much more to come. this is gb news, britain's news channel. you can put the kettle on but don't go too far. see soon. hello and welcome back to the weekend with me. dawn neesom on gb news now. fun police time. yeah, we've been there before, haven't we? edinburgh's labour council is considering calling for an end to the royal military tattoo. you know, the raf flypasts are amazing, aren't they, these aerial displays have come under attack, over claims they cause environmental damage and inflict emotional harm on residents. scottish greens have won cross—party support to scrap the fly—past over edinburgh castle. you can see pictures on

i've been dawn neesom this is gb news nanais been dawn neesom this is gb news nana is up next.our weekend and we'll see you sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. sunny spells continuing through sunday with a couple of showers further north, but it is all changed as we move into monday with some rain arriving . and that's from rain arriving. and that's from these frontal systems out in the atlantic. but first, we do have a ridge of high pressure firmly across at least the southern half of the uk. it's getting quite a settled afternoon, so plenty of sunshine around. there is some cloud around, but that will generally start to melt away through this evening. but further north we do start to see the beginning of these frontal systems, bringing some cloud and some rain across northwest scotland. we also do see some drizzly showers moving into the southwest for southwest and parts of wales as well. cool though ahead of this, temperatures do

unfortunately, i'm dawn neesom . unfortunately, i'm dawn neesom.s, but plenty more coming up on today's show. but first, it's time for the news headunes first, it's time for the news headlines with tatiana . headlines with tatiana. >> dawn. thank you. the top stories this hour. authorities say the suspect in custody for a stabbing attack in western germany, killing three people and injuring eight others is a 26 year old syrian man. german police say the suspect turned himself in and admitted to the crime. the islamic state terror group claimed responsibility for the attack, which happened in a market square, saying it was carried out by one of its members. and today a german federal prosecutor has confirmed that to be true. a church service has been taking place today to remember and pay respect to those who lost their lives . international news now lives. international news now and overnight barrages of missiles were fired from israel towards lebanon as the israeli military confirmed it launched strikes on hezbollah targets early this morning. the

dawn neesom.end officially and literally the weekend . lots more coming up on weekend. lots more coming up on today's show, i'm asking whether prime minister keir starmer is prioritising prioritising unions over pensioners and whether he has, as it's been suggested, by senior tories , been played by senior tories, been played by his union paymasters. all of that and much more to come. this is gb news, britain's news channel. don't you dare go too far welcome back to the weekend with me dawn neesom . now, sir keir me dawn neesom. now, sir keir starmer has been accused of front page of two newspapers today, by the way of being played by his union paymasters after making offers to both train drivers and junior doctors . train drivers and junior doctors. senior figures within the opposition they still exist have said the prime minister has lost control and soon all unions would be demanding double digit pay would be demanding double digit pay rises . despite the fresh pay rises. despite the fresh deal

i'm dawn neesom and this is the weekend . neesom and this is the weekend.the way through the show that i'm going to read your messages out. and i am going to. but so many of you are getting in touch. i can't keep up, but do keep them coming. we are going to get to them. very simple to do it. you just go to gbnews.com/yoursay. they are remembered and join the conversation or talk about whatever you want to chat about. it's a bank holiday weekend now teen girl has arrived in the building. keep it up. i've had boys all afternoon so far. keeping me company this hour is political commentator joe phillips and communications officer, the institute of economic affairs. reem ibrahim. thank you very much, ladies. >> yay, girls, >> yay, girls, >> but before we get stuck into today's story, here is there's a boy in the room and it's sam francis with your news headlines . francis with your news headlines. >> dawn, thank you very much. and good afternoon to you. 2:02. we'll start with a recap of that breaking news from germany this houn breaking news from germany this ho

and i'm just checking dawn neesom still, right . okay. dawn neesom still, right. okay.re weight loss jabs. the secret to eternal youth? now, before you comment, i haven't obviously taken any, researchers have found that ozempic, which is used to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity , type 2 diabetes and obesity, could also slow down the process of ageing. it was also revealed that the drug could be used to treat, to treat a wide range of illnesses linked to heart failure, arthritis , alzheimer's failure, arthritis, alzheimer's and even cancer. it's starting to sound like a miracle drug. this isn't it. joining me now to discuss this is a gp doctor, lawrence gerlis. doctor lawrence, thank you very much for joining us. now you read forjoining us. now you read this about ozempic and zigi, which i thought was for people with type 2 diabetes, seems to do so much more. what do you make of what we're reading today? >> well, it's an interesting study. they gave quite a high dose 2.4 microgram milligrams of semaglutide ozempic for three years, which is . a long time. years, which is

i'm dawn neesom. welcome back. i'm dawn neesom. to bring us up to date on what happened at the most amazing press conference i think i've ever witnessed in a very long time. jack, yeah. tell us about this press conference. i still can't get my head around it . it. >> it was quite extraordinary, wasn't it? it was essentially, you know, more than kind of half an hour of, of a load of allegations that the family and their lawyer were making towards greater manchester police, towards andy burnham, of course , towards andy burnham, of course, towards andy burnham, of course, towards the way in which, you know, the investigations have been conducted into, of course, the incident that happened at manchester airport in late july, there were two viral videos that were all across the internet . were all across the internet. were there one appeared which showed an officer appearing to kick a man who was on the floor, on the head, and of course, another, which which was the same, allegedly people involved earlier on, where there was a man seem

i'm dawn neesom. news channel. but now it's time for the all important weather with . alex. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hello again. i'm here from the met office with your gb news. weather forecast there will be some sunny spells. also a few showers around as we go into tomorrow, but most of us will see a spell of more persistent rain for a time due to a front that is gradually making its way south eastwards across the uk. that has already brought some rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, and will continue to bring some heavy rain, particularly to the borders dumfries galloway area as we go through this evening could cause some impacts here. also, some heavy rain across parts of northwest england and into wales as well. that front then pushing south eastwards so reaching the midlands and south west england as we go overnight ahead of the front in the south—east still quite warm despite some clear skies. something a little

i'm dawn neesom dawn neesom and i don't know my own name dawn neesom evenin know my own name dawn neesomb news. i just want to get excited by this. the system is working. please do messages coming in. message from paul paul coming in. message from paul paul. great comment . actually, paul. great comment. actually, if the government dealt with illegal immigrants and foreign criminals as quickly as they would the protesters , there would the protesters, there wouldn't be any protests. two tierjustice system at work wouldn't be any protests. two tier justice system at work from two tier care. interesting. lots of you agreeing with that as well. so. but keep them coming in. it's working . it's having well. so. but keep them coming in. it's working. it's having a friday afternoon moment. come on. we all do it, don't we? now, later in the show, i'll have the latest from day 14 of the paris olympics, where katarina johnson—thompson. come on, girl, could win a gold medal. this evening. she is amazing, now. but the controversy of the games, isn't it? algerian boxer imani khalife fights for the bo

this is dawn neesom dawn neesom well remembered. it is not beverley turner.o no beverley turner. no, no no no beverley turner. no, no no no beverley turner. and this is jonathan ashworth who was, until recently a labour mp. he was one of the few to lose her seat. but we won't go into all of that because don't intrude on private grief, even though we're about to talk about free speech. >> stop doing it then you said you weren't going to nigel farage jonathan, who's now an mp, says that he fears keir starmer is about to embark on the biggest restriction on free speech in peacetime because of the internet, because of cracking down on the lies, the hate, the propaganda on. >> i mean, where's nigel farage, said this, he's presumably said it on gb news on his twitter account, on fox news. you can say it in the house of commons, you can say it on these youtube channels. i mean, cracking down on free speech. i'll give over nigel. of course he's not cracking down on free speech, but he's making the point. >> he's going to use the far right riots if you accept to, rest

slash alerts. >> welcome back to britain's newsroom live live across the uk with me bev turner and dawn neesoms morning and you've been getting in touch about our outfit. well, yeah. >> yeah. live this morning with bev and dawn, or as malcolm says. thank you very much, malcolm. good morning. hope you're having a wonderful day. a pair of christmas crackers. >> can we just stop with the christmas thing? >> it's august. i can't get my head around it. >> i haven't been here before. you know it. and you're not ready, are you? i don't even know why i'm doing this weekend. >> never mind in christmas. adrian says dawn and bev blend in well with the set. thank you. adrian, who is the gb news member? >> and maureen, also a member. good morning maureen. maureen says, i think you both look great. your colour shows your energy because you're two very forward thinking women. >> well, i agree with that, maureen. thank you very much. keep your views coming. gbnews.com/yoursay so king charles is set to travel to southport this morning to pay his respects to those who were affected by the mass stabbing that too

and i'm dawn neesom and he's not paying i'm dawn neesom and he's not paying attention.oing this bit. >> really? >> really? >> when you say it's him, do you think they might think i'm dawn neesom? >> well, you can identify as what? if you want. if you're in the olympics, it wouldn't. >> let's not go there. >> let's not go there. >> if you're in the olympics, it wouldn't matter. no. even with your chromosomes, which are, well, dodgy to be honest, i don't think they are. >> actually, i'm pretty clear what i am. >> it'sjust what i am. >> it's just the rest of us. >> it's just the rest of us. >> mike parry is here. he's pretty clear what he is. he is a thank you very much. what was it, babe? magnet >> babe magnet. middle aged babe magnet. we love that. >> hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. >> mike. middle age. you're going to live to round about 150 then. >> no no no no i'm entering early middle age and i'm told repeatedly that to a lady of a certain age, i'm a babe magnet, okay? >> and i love him for saying it. and there is the former labour mp, stephen pound. well, i'm a

and you're not bev turner. >> no. >> no. >> i'm dawn neesom. >> i'm dawn neesom. >> dawn neesom. >> dawnmpson was forced to crawl off an lner train as no one was available to help her. london north eastern railway say they are investigating the incident. >> so she is not just an astonishing paralympian 11 gold medal. she's also a member of the house of lords and lady tanni grey—thompson joins us now. you've been this after all these years. if we can call you tannl these years. if we can call you tanni, can't we, absolutely, when did you . how bad is it that when did you. how bad is it that it gets to the point where you have to literally crawl off a train ? train? >> so i booked assistance on a 715 train. missed it. got to leeds at 730, so they agreed to put me on the next one, when we got to london, i waited five minutes, which you're meant to before i started posting on social media or trying to contact the company, tried to ring the assistance line there was no one there. sent text messages and started posting. actually, at one point was screaming on the train for help, and i've got a

dawn neesom and the lovely nana akua. looking gorgeous this morning. right, you two, my dean morning. right, you two, my dear, we're not. at least we're not marching in redcoats for goodness sake. well, look, coming up. more flexible working all staff will be granted the right to demand a four day week in a move championed by the labour deputy prime minister, angela rayner. and meanwhile , angela rayner. and meanwhile, reunited in grief, prince harry makes a secret trip to the uk to attend his uncle's funeral alongside his brother prince william. it was a reunion described as frosty and a picture of pettiness. >> i mean, honestly, sir keir starmer has removed a portrait of margaret thatcher from downing street as he found it unsettling . unsettling. >> nuts, mad and ridiculous. and no, that's not keir starmer. just some of the words used to describe sir keir starmer's outdoor smoking ban. as backlash continues this morning. >> looks to me like subterfuge . >> looks to me like subterfuge. workplace health checks now the nhs will go into offices, pubs an

this is britain's newsroom with me bev turner and dawn neesom. because andrew is lying on a yacht in his budgie smuggler. >> thanks for that mental image, bev. i really don't need that now. operation early dawn . now. operation early dawn. emergency measures to prevent overcrowding in prisons has been triggered as more rioters are sentenced. but is it just another of sir keir starmer sticking plaster solutions? >> and labour appear to have caved in again. they're announcing new laws to make it easier for unions to strike. but by relaxing the rules for nhs workers to walk out. is sir keir starmer putting lives at risk? >> and the big story? misogyny will be treated as a form of extremism under new government plans. but is this just a threat to free speech? >> indeed it is. across the pond, vice president kamala harris leads donald trump in the polls. would you believe it? as she prepares for her headline moment at the democratic national convention that starts tonight. we're going to be looking forward to it. >> indeed. and meanwhile, harry and meg

well, joining us to go through what's making the news is dawn neesom and kriss akabusi dawn neesom.h you. big payouts for workers contacted outside of office hours. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> this was promised, wasn't it? labour promised it during their election campaign that if your boss phones you, bothers you either by text or email or literally a phone call when you've finished work, they can be you can claim against them. basically, you can take them to an industrial tribunal. however, the devil is in the detail with all of these things, and labour have watered it down. this is through the act is coming in in september, but it's been watered down to say that it's the employment rights bill and it's been watered down. so it's like it doesn't apply to all companies because there are some areas of work where you just can't do that. i mean, you would never get a national newspaper out for example. you'd never get a tv channel out if as soon as soon as you clocked off, it's like, you can't your boss can't contact you. it's never going to happen. national health service, for example, as we

ben leo and dawn neesom just for a change. ave got a cracking show really packed for you. we have got a brilliant exclusive for the former mp, revealing all about that level of sleaze and cronyism that goes on in parliament. so that's going to be a very revealing chat. we can't tell you who. you'll have to stay tuned and watch. >> what do you mean? what do you mean by sleaze? >> and there you go again. >> and there you go again. >> yeah. well, what do you mean? >> yeah. well, what do you mean? >> well, the cronyism, they're sort of like, you know, the mates, rates, jobs, etc, like we've seen with lord ali today. sort of like, you know, getting a free pass to number 10. >> lord alistair is a complete nonsense. the man raises money for the labour party. why shouldn't he have a pass to downing street? >> the main problem with this story is the hypocrisy around it. labour was screaming blue murder when the tories did exactly the same two years ago, and now they're doing the self—same starmer. >> starmer spent years calling out the

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with dawn neesom and bev turner.u. it's broadcaster mike parry and former labour mp stephen pound in the studio going through those newspapers. >> it's a fairly low bar. >> it's a fairly low bar. >> excuse me. speak for yourself please . please. >> three stories. a really, really want us to get through. first of all, working from home, good or bad, stephen pound. bad. really? >> yeah. i'm sorry. there's this big theory, isn't it? i mean, in keir starmer actually said it this week that you can actually increase productivity from working from home, but you miss out on so much that interaction. people getting ideas off each other, bouncing schemes, not just gossip around the water cooler. i think the idea is that you should actually have that human interaction, the idea that people are sitting there in their pyjamas doing working from home, and how do we know they are working? >> we wonder why people are getting depressed. mike. you know, i do have some sympathy for this as a as a mum, when i was, particularly when the

dawn neesom for in andrew pierce and the lovely bev turner. >> good morning.nk you for joining us. so the government has just released the migration statistics. legal migration is down. ray addison has more . down. ray addison has more. >> us with legal migration down, but illegal migration remaining steady. i'll be getting the view from nigel farage's constituency. clacton >> and meanwhile gcse results day and nail biting morning for the teenagers across england, wales and northern ireland as they pick up those important exam results . exam results. >> lots of happy faces here at saint gregory's high school in warrington, as the headteacher tells . if a. tells. if a. >> and it's also a big day here at heanor gate spencer academy in derbyshire as hundreds of students find out where they'll be going next in their future . be going next in their future. >> and perhaps unsurprisingly, labour has declared war on the motorist. the transport secretary has given the green light to more low traffic neighbourhoods and 20 mile an hour zones across britain . let hour zon

this is britain's newsroom across the united kingdom with ben, leo and dawn neesom.oliday monday out there. now it's holiday monday out there. now wsfime holiday monday out there. now it's time for drum roll, please. going through the papers, we have columnist and journalist emma woolf and former labour party adviser matthew laza in in the house, in the house, in the house with us today this week . house with us today this week. >> absolutely. we don't normally get that come back. >> so yeah. >> so yeah. >> thank you very much. you're very kind and actually i want to i'm still i'm still smarting about mine. >> you're. yeah >> you're. yeah >> oh, god. don't use to start again. i actually want to start with the big event of the weekend. lots of you are talking about it, which is the notting hill carnival, it was the kids day yesterday, and today is the main parade. unfortunately emma, we saw, you know, the unfortunately problems that we associate with notting hill carnival. >> we saw several serious stabbings. we saw nearly a hundred arrests. we've seen so far. today is

and up next is the weekend with dawn neesom .ting up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. showery rain starting to clear as we head into monday. a little drier and brighter and warmer for many of us with the winds falling a little lighter. low pressure starting to move away. a brief ridge of high pressure moving in for monday, which is a bank houday for monday, which is a bank holiday for some of us ahead of further wet and windy weather moving in to the north—west later on in the day . for the end later on in the day. for the end of sunday and overnight, we can see showery rain still affecting parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, elsewhere. clear spells and scattered showers. the breeze still fairly brisk around the coasts and that will keep temperatures up. temperatures for most of us 13 to 15 celsius, so a warmer start to monday compared to what we've seen over the weekend. this weather front will continue to

this is the amy. >> i got biggins and we got dawn neesom and they've got stories.nd you know, and it's such a sad way that the funeral of that little girl from southport, alice yesterday. so dawn , what is. what are you dawn, what is. what are you taking away from this? it was so beautiful. >> it was incredibly. i mean, it's a front page of the daily mail. they've splashed on it, but somewhat annoyingly, they haven't used that absolutely heartbreaking picture of her. the last picture taken. final smile on that fatal day, standing in front of a cardboard cut—out of taylor swift going for taylor swift. >> she looks so lovely. so happy. >> oh my god. >> oh my god. >> and she's wearing a little t shirt that says vacay vibes, and it's just like she was walking in to this dance class full of , in to this dance class full of, you know, the joy that only nine year olds can do. i mean, they're just so full of life and fun and exuberance . and this is fun and exuberance. and this is alice dasilva aguiar. i mean, she was, you know , she was one she was, you know, she was one

i'm stephen dixon and i'm dawn neesom, and this is gb news. breakfast. was a weather for you to yesterday, did you? >> lovely. >> lovely. >> did you have any of these thunderstorms everyone was on about? >> yeah i did, did you? yeah i was warned they would happen. well i watched the weather forecast, but. but but no, i found i found them quite, it didn't do the job that i expected a thunderstorm to do. it didn't really do that, i didn't think, but, yeah, i was in i was in a restaurant last night, and i was slowly pulling the window down, pulling the window down, because i was just waiting to go back to the car. and i just it was the car wasn't that far away, but i knew even over a short distance i'd get absolutely soaked. oh, right. so yeah, i did. i did know about the weather. >> we had a light storm, but i'm actually married to a vampire because every time the sun comes, every time the sun comes out, it's a redhead, right? okay. every time the sun comes out is in the shadows going, i can't go out in the sun. i'll burn to a crisp. it's like, no, you won

it's 239 and dawn neesom is up next. stepping for in martin daubney who is back next week. ly. >> hi, lovely. >> right . we've got a cracking >> right. we've got a cracking show coming up for you, >> it's just another tall blonde, just different chromosomes, by the way , which chromosomes, by the way, which bnngs chromosomes, by the way, which brings me to one of the stories we're discussing is, did you know that facebook. this one? one for you, emily. facebook is banned. any reference to our x chromosomes? can you believe that? i mean, sorry , what all to that? i mean, sorry, what all to do with the olympic boxing? obviously, there's a boxing. yeah absolutely. facebook are banning x mention hashtag x chromosomes. good grief. people are getting upset. obviously i know what is welcoming to emily, obviously there's a boxing finals tonight. so we're talking about the boxing. we are also talking on a women theme here. why do islamists hate young female pop stars so much? we've got a great lady coming on to talk about that. and my big one today, got me really annoyed. is why are

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and dawn neesom . dawn neesom. >> yay!ck say the nhs has blood on its hands for missing warnings about the killer. valdo calocane absolutely convinced that we can smash the gangs that are running this vile trade. >> we will set up border security command to take back control of our borders and smash the gangs. nobody, but nobody should be making that trip across the channel in small boats . boats. >> well, that was the prime minister and the run up to the election, saying he put an end to the small boat crisis by smashing those criminal gangs. we're going to bring you an exclusive report on that to say, is he living up to those promises? >> a bit of a spoiler, not much smashing going on, right? israel is on high alert. the prime minister makes a rare call to the president of iran and warns him not to attack israel, as world leaders seek to cool the tensions down and the sussexes have lost another key member of staff. >> funny that prince harry and meghan's chief of staff, josh kettler, has quit after just three months in t

up next is dawn neesom . newsroom. up next is dawn neesom. >> looks like things are heating up.. welcome to your latest gb news. weather a northwest southeast split developing over the next 24 hours. >> rain across the northwest of the uk, some heavy bursts developing this evening and overnight across western scotland. the met office warning in force quite windy here too, the rain continuing into monday. elsewhere generally dry and turning quite warm and humid into monday as well for sunday afternoon, generally dry across much of england and wales. there are quite a lot of cloud. best of the sunshine towards the south—east. cloudier skies further north and west. northern ireland western scotland seeing some outbreaks of rain which will turn increasingly heavy later, turning increasingly windy here too. temperatures struggling with that as 1516 celsius cooler further south as well. highs around 22 or 23 degrees through this evening time. if we zoom in to scotland, we can see the outbreaks of heavy rain across western parts and further east it will be dnen and further east it will

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well, i happen to think dawn neesom is an olympian of media sushi, as she's.ything this week. every programme on every channel. incredible. but so gold, gold medal all round i would say. >> i would say they're done, >> i would say they're done, >> look guys, we want to start talking about the troubles over the weekend. last night, a week on since those ghastly , on since those ghastly, horrible, almost unspeakable murders in southport as well. so what is what is going on, chris? >> so, look , here's what i'm >> so, look, here's what i'm trying to say. >> if you've got a grievance, if you've got a gripe, why aren't you've got a gripe, why aren't you taking this up politically? is it because nobody's talking to them? they're not getting a chance to air their grievances? and why take it out in the police and the anger? these people. i'm sorry. they have to be on drugs. because standing running up against a police dog or a police horse or police, behind shields with batons, being on your own, standing there. i tell you what, it takes a lot to be a police officer.

>> anyway, bev turner and dawn neesom are here. good morning. >> to do the trail. we could have come at will in our safari outfit. >> will eat your heart out. hey, look at him there. it's wonderful. we're going to be catching up with will throughout the show this morning. seeing more animals being weighed, which is always pleasant. on a nice sunny day. we're going to be bringing the latest, obviously from sicily. this search is continuing, hopefully a search and rescue. obviously that becomes less likely as the minutes. tick by, doesn't it? >> we also have to step away from the ham sandwiches. bad for you . we also have the mo farah you. we also have the mo farah of spider invasion as well. oh, that's one that you should be worried about. but also on a serious note, we have, the labour immigration centres that just four months ago they were objecting to as being inhumane. suddenly they're acceptable. so we're talking about yvette cooper's latest plans about how they're going to smash the gangs and sort out our immigrant problem and build more of them. yes, but they

dawn neesom and the lovely nana akua. looking gorgeous this morning.sake. well, look, coming up. more flexible working all staff will be granted the right to demand a four day week in a move championed by the labour deputy prime minister, angela rayner. and meanwhile , angela rayner. and meanwhile, reunited in grief, prince harry makes a secret trip to the uk to attend his uncle's funeral alongside his brother prince william. it was a reunion described as frosty and a picture of pettiness. >> i mean, honestly, sir keir starmer has removed a portrait of margaret thatcher from downing street as he found it unsettling . unsettling. >> nuts, mad and ridiculous. and

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and dawn neesom in for the lovely bev turner now olympicrowling. we'll have the latest on that one for you. >> work shy britain has more than 9 million people, are neither in a job or looking for one. labour, under growing pressure to tackle the worklessness crisis, we're having a punch up about that one later on. >> now, violent attacks against women on trains

britain's newsroom with ben leo and dawn neesom. they're here to tell us all about it.he colour of it. it's been in ibiza. i've been taking tanning injections. i've not been anywhere. >> i actually do look like i've been giving it large in beefaroni sort of thing were you doing? >> it was three nights. >> it was three nights. >> my wife and i know children and children for the first time in my life, just laying on a sunbed all day, not doing anything. >> were you doing all that party stuff? was it all sort of nights out and banana boats and all that sort of thing? >> well, i had i had a bit of a moment on the balcony with my coffee in the morning because i first went to ibiza when i was 17 on a lads holiday, and i slept. i was so skint. i slept on my mate's hotel floor, so i was in a, you know, a fairly nice hotel. i was lucky enough to stay somewhere nice and i thought, wow, time has changed, hasn't it? yeah. he's relaxed and relaxed and raring to get a season in ibiza. when i was 18, but we won't go into that. >> oh go on please. that sounds interesting. >> will you s

this is britain's newsroom with me, bev turner and dawn neesom standing in for andrew.ke lynch and five others after that superyacht sunk off the sicilian coast yesterday and wind of change, the prime minister launched his plans to make britain, britain a green energy superpower as he cracks on with labour's climate agenda. and overin labour's climate agenda. and over in america, biden bids farewell. us president joe wipes away tears as he hands the baton over to kamala harris at the democratic national

its weekend with dawn neesom.s up its feet, but whatever may be the tumults of the globe, i hope that your sunday can be as restful or as energetic as you freely choose. bye bye . bye bye. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. a couple of showers around today, but actually lots of sunshine and it will be dry for much of the uk. and that's because we have high pressure over the azores. and that will be extending a ridge across the southern half of the uk, and that'll be acting to settle down the weather, killing off most of those showers. and it will be a mostly fine afternoon. there will be a couple of showers around, mainly for the northwest of england and certainly for the west of scotland, but actually lots of the uk seeing plenty of sunny spells and central parts seeing more sunshine than we saw yesterday. further north, though, we do still have this keen westerly breeze pushing into west

. >> up next is dawn neesom. and yeah, we'll see you at the same time next week.h boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news. weather from the met office a wet start in places but it will improve a little with some blustery showers moving through on quite a brisk westerly breeze . feeling quite westerly breeze. feeling quite cool for the time of year. you can see low pressure start to the north of us, high pressure to the south, trying to edge in at times, but generally a cool westerly flow through the weekend. rain continuing across the southeast as we move through into the afternoon. some heavy bursts possible, some local disruption brightening up across the rest of the uk. a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of the showers will be heavy at times, quite frequent across the north and the west of the uk. quite breezy around the coast, just making it feel quite chilly. temperatures in the mid to high teens for many perhaps locally, 20 in any drier slots, but quite cool for the time of yean but quite cool

this is britain's newsroom with ben leo and dawn neesom. >> very good morning to you.u're doing well . now. the hope you're doing well. now. the funeral for elsie dot stancombe, the seven year old girl killed in the southport stabbing attack is taking place this morning . we is taking place this morning. we go now to live pictures in southport, where her funeral described as her special day by her parents, is taking place . i her parents, is taking place. i want you to know, i know that . want you to know, i know that. >> and meanwhile a breaking news this morning. >> and meanwhile a breaking news this morning . energy bills are this morning. energy bills are set to rise by 10% as millions of pensioners are losing their winter fuel payments. here are sir keir starmer. two years ago, though i understand, i completely understand why so many people are frustrated at the government. >> that's not doing anything about their energy bills and under my leadership we can have a fresh start for britain elsewhere. >> crisis at the bbc one show and match of the day host jermaine j

martin daubney up next. on no, it's dawn neesom who's filling in for martin daubney.ed. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello again. i'm here from the met office with your gb news. weather forecast there will be some sunny spells. also a few showers around as we go into tomorrow, but most of us will see a spell of more persistent rain for a time due to a front that is gradually making its way south eastwards across the uk. that has already brought some rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, and will continue to bring some heavy rain, particularly to the borders dumfries galloway area as we go through this evening could cause some impacts here. also, some heavy rain across parts of northwest england and into wales as well. that front then pushing south eastwards so reaching the midlands and south west england as we go overnight ahead of the front in the south—east still quite warm despite some clear skies. something a little bit fresher behind the front towards the northwest. now as we go through tomorrow morning, do be

it's 3:00 and i'm dawn neesom standing in for the lovely martin daubney who's having a well—earned holidaywas a slacker, right? okay, now more than 400 people are arrested in the wake of disorder around the country as masked men take to the streets of birmingham waving palestinian flags. we'll be heanng palestinian flags. we'll be hearing from reform uk's lee anderson exclusively on that one. and war of words . elon musk one. and war of words. elon musk hits back after a number 10 dubs the tech billionaire deplorable over his comments about the unrest on the streets of britain, who saw that one coming and elsewhere, kamala harris picks tim walsh as her running mate, according to us sources. but how will they fare against donald trump's camp ? that's all donald trump's camp? that's all coming up in the next hour.

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and dawn neesom in for bev turner. >> indeed.ging to reverse a decade of decline despite the growing cronyism row within the party. >> oasis reunion tour. are you feeling supersonic this morning? noel and liam gallagher announced 14 shows in the uk and ireland next summer. sophie reaper has more . reaper has more. >> well, say the oasis fans have finally found a brighter day as

this is britain's newsroom with me, bev turner and dawn neesom. who's in for andrew pierce?bring you the latest on those and its gcse results day. >> it's a nail biting morning for teenagers and their families across england, wales and northern ireland as results are picked up in gcses and btecs. are you involved in this? let us know . know. >> well the nerves were high and the adrenaline was pumping here at saint gregory's this morning, but there's now lots of happy faces as many of the pupils have picked up their results . picked up their results. >> and hundreds of students. >> and hundreds of students. >> i think we lost him there. right. meanwhile, we move back to italy. five bodies have been found tech tycoon mike lynch. his body has been brought to shore after the sunken yacht incident in sicily. shore after the sunken yacht incident in sicily . the search incident in sicily. the search continues for his 18 year old daughter,

west ham v aston villa dawn neesom at the back.ause aston villa are playing in claret and blue as well, so she doesn't want any ambiguity. and then later on, what a difficult fashion i know. i know, i know. and then, so yeah, and then we've got the championship matches as well. we saw them last last week that got underway. so yeah, we're going to see the full the football season in full flow as of today, >> can we just have a quick look at cameron norrie because he's got an an injury problem. yeah i think he's a victim of the schedule more than anything. >> stephen actually because i mean, if you think about it, wimbledon. well, it was the french open before that. it was wimbledon. normally you get a little bit of a break in between wimbledon and the us open. not so this year because you had the olympics as well, and then straight into the us open just within a matter of weeks because it starts on august the 26th on monday. so it's a forearm injury for him. andy murray no longer part of the equation anymore. we're seeing jack drape