this is dewbs& co. dewberry. this is dewbs& co.u company till 7:00 tonight, kwasi kwarteng and bill rammell remain alongside me. we were just having an interesting debate there about, bofis interesting debate there about, boris johnson and how the land would lie if perhaps he was running in this election. i know that some of you at home will have strong opinions on that as well. look, sir keir starmer, he was speaking out last night, let's just have a listen to what he had to say . he had to say. >> you have to stop the landlords ripping off tenants who are doing . you'll probably who are doing. you'll probably be familiar. this bidding war, you get this bidding war going on until the rents go through the roof. >> so you're saying they have to take the first offer? is that what you're saying for private landlords? no. >> we can't have this bidding war like this. >> no, i get that. is that. are you telling private landlords they have to take the first offer, then they have to. >> we have to have a scheme in place to stop them driving

this is dewbs& co with me. emily carver this evening.keeping me company until 7:00 is the former conservative mp paul scully and former labour mp shaun simon. welcome to the show or welcome back. now, just a couple of views from you, some of your comments just before we get into the politics, janet says how lovely that the princess will be on the balcony tomorrow. just the lift that the nation needs right now, adrian says very much so, emily. it will for be great the people to see the princess back. and good to hear some good news for a change. and andrew says, what a fantastic picture of kate. she looks fantastic. we wish her continued good health and great times to come. yes, she certainly is very photogenic, but also she's looking. she's looking better, isn't she? she's looking quite a bit better. so this is wonderful news that perhaps we, we needed anyway to go through today's political events. we're joined now by gb news political editor christopher hope . christopher, christopher hope. christopher, you've been extremely busy. this

this is dewbs & co with dewberry. this is dewbs& co with you till 7:00 tonight. alongside me.former tory mp craig mackinlay and the former defence secretary, geoff hoon. good evening. welcome back , good evening. welcome back, everybody. now, you might have noficed everybody. now, you might have noticed that there was an interesting debate taking place at the early hours today. i'm speaking, of course, about joe biden and donald trump. well, joe biden, he is doing a rally as we speak, and i'll be cutting live to that in a second. i have to say, though, there was a huge debate rumbled on off the back of the debate between trump and biden, which is all about whether or not biden. i'm going to cut to the chase here is fit for office. there were so many clips circulating that showed very peculiar behaviour, to put it mildly. let's have a little look eligible for what i've been able to do with the with the covid. >> excuse me , with, dealing with >> excuse me, with, dealing with everything we have to do with, look , if we finally beat look, if we finally beat medicare. >> thank you,

we do love a new face on dewbs& co.very welcome tonight, as are each and every single one of you at home. what is on your mind tonight? i want to, of course, talk uk politics. we'll crack on with that in a second. but did you see what went on in europe? the rise of the right, the far right, the extreme right, whatever you want to call it. apparently we should all be concerned about that . are you? concerned about that. are you? i can tell you now, the meltdown that has been occurring is certainly made me chuckle a little bit today. i know that's slightly inappropriate to some of you, but give me your thoughts all the usual ways you can email gbviews@gbnews.com. you can go to the website gb news. com slash yourself. i've been very naughty. i've not said hello to you yet on there, but i will, don't worry. or also you can tweet or x me wherever you are tonight. you are indeed very very welcome. but look , today very welcome. but look, today kicks off manifesto week in the uk general election. let's cross live then to our p

i'm michelle dewberry with you till seven here on dewbs & co. alongside here on dewbs& co.iate professor at the university of cambridge , the university of cambridge, james orr, and the journalist and author ella whelan. we were just talking about the conservative manifesto. steve says , yes. the national service says, yes. the national service for 18 year olds is a thing that will swing his vote. he says it will swing his vote. he says it will do the next generation some good, alissa, is that how you say your name? you say it. you like their manifesto? we need to judge sunak on what he has done for our country, not what previous tory leaders have done , previous tory leaders have done, she says, i have hoped that we're better off with sunak than starmer, that is for sure. but lesley says no matter what, sunak says, i can't help but think, well, what have you done about it over the last 14 years? but what about alyssa's point there? she's saying judge the man by his record, not those that went before him. can he convince you to do that though? thatis convince you to do that

this is dewbs & co live dewberry. this is dewbs& co live with you till 7:00 tonight. yes, indeed.rees—mogg remains alongside us, as does tom buick. lots of you getting in touch. i started the program talking about the tric awards . talking about the tric awards. lots of you celebrating those wins alongside us tonight, sir. thank you very much for that. but look , let's talk about but look, let's talk about immigration, shall we? because according to rishi sunak , he according to rishi sunak, he reckons that migrants are, i quote, queuing up in calais waiting for labour to win the election. now, this is, of course, tom, all because keir starmer says that he on day one is going to rip up the rwanda plan, so therefore is this basically a dream to these migrants? >> well , first of all, i don't >> well, first of all, i don't think they are queuing up waiting for a labour government makes a great daily telegraph headline, by the way. that's where i saw that this morning because they were queuing up already. i mean, we are going to be heading towards something like 45,000 people crossin

i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 here on dewbs & co alongside 7:00 here on dewbs& co alongsidefaces to the me tonight. two new faces to the programme. i have the former conservative mp sir bill cash and the labour life peer, lord glassman . welcome back glassman. welcome back everybody. before the break, we started the programme reflecting on the anniversary of d—day, 80 off anniversary, one of my viewers, duncan, got in touch and said about his son that served nine years, tours of afghan and iraq. very sadly, he says he died, due to ptsd in 2021. it really touched me. it did. and it spurred a conversation actually, during the break, sir bill cash, i mean, that is a really upsetting, very upsetting thing. >> it is. >> it is. >> do you think the conservatives have done enough for veterans in this country? >> well, johnny mercer stands out . he was actually rather out. he was actually rather rebellious as a minister standing up for the veterans against all the, establishment, if i can put it that way round. and my great friend mark francois, who, by the way, his own father was ac

let's remind ourselves of my first ever dewbs& co test.ite a large protest actually happening today outside of downing street. gb news was there. there you go. there's some images, you know , there's some images, you know, there people are really angry . there people are really angry. enoughis there people are really angry. enough is enough. was the message that comes from there, people wanting to just have the choice now to get out there and live their lives again. yes. three years ago was saying enoughis three years ago was saying enough is enough. three years on, we're still saying absolutely the same thing. do you remember that that was the protest when many people were taking to the streets, having absolutely enough have been continuous . we locked down. we continuous. we locked down. we stood up for all of those people that wanted their freedoms back. and we continue to do so to this day. so much overreach now isn't there, with the governments interfering into so many aspects where, quite frankly, we'd just much prefer they bought ou

this is dewbs& co with you till seven.na davison alongside me, as is the trade unionist and broadcaster paul embery . all i can say is that embery. all i can say is that you guys have very different opinions , on that last topic of opinions, on that last topic of nigel farage, lots of people as well are getting in touch saying that you would dispute that. nato are purely a defensive alliance. you know what? we'll have that conversation perhaps another day. but for now, labour apparently they're going to set to ditch guidelines that have been brought in. of course, you remember all this about whether or not children should be taught about this very contested gender ideology , also, apparently it ideology, also, apparently it seems that they are going to change the rules which are requiring transgender people to live as their preferred gender for two years before they can legally change their sex. i mean, goodness gracious me , mean, goodness gracious me, let's listen to what wes streeting has had to say about some of this .

welcome to dewbs & hello there. welcome to dewbs& co with me, michelle dewberry. company until 7:00 tonight. alongside me, the former conservative mp paul scully and the former labour mp luciana berger. good evening. welcome back everybody. there's a lot of people getting in touch and i think it's a real shame, you know, just pointing out that you're saying that you think that standard is within politics has just declined . and i it has just declined. and i it really makes me sad because we talk all the time about how do we encourage people to turn out and vote. and surely you've got to start with having a system that people value and believe in and can put their faith in. and if we don't have that, it's not a lot, really, is it, david says, here we go again. trial by media. these people are investigated. they are not found guilty yet. essentially leave them alone. paul says, why are you surprised that somebody involved in politics would act involved in politics would act in a way that is potentially grubby? cor blimey, paul, you're a harsh man. look, there's been

dewbs& co is up next. polls. dewbs& co is up next.of gareth southgate and i'll be back tomorrow, 3 pm. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. first it's daubney on gb news now. first wsfime daubney on gb news now. first it's time for your next show dewbs& co full stop. is it really on my panel tonight is the biggest donor to reform uk . he says that donor to reform uk. he says that one of the reasons for that is their approach to stopping migration. but let me ask though, will anyone's plan? quite frankly work when it comes to this issue, or has that ship already sailed? and do you think we need to have a global wealth tax for the ultra wealthy? if so, tell me, what would that look like? and just when you thought this election campaign, quite frankly, could not get any more bizarre, get this doctor who was basically seemed to suggest that he wishes kemi badenoch was dead. then he realised how bad that sounded and rowed back to say what he actually meant to say was that she should shut up. what on earth he's going . on? holac and earth he's

it's time to cross to michelle dewberry michelle dewbs & co. michelle dewberry michelle dewbs & c0.and peter hitchens joining me tonight, and of course we'll be looking at that vaughan gething news that's just broken. i also want to pick up on some of the aspects that i've heard polly picking up on there about this ridiculous notion that keir starmer was on about, that keir starmer was on about, that he wouldn't even use private health to save his loved ones. i mean, don't be absurd. but anyway, we'll look at some of that also as well. david blunkett, he's been speaking out about prisons. he's suggesting things like pop up nightingale courts to process backlogs and this whole kind of network of smaller prisons popping those up as well. is that the kind of answers that we need to fixing the criminal justice system? i say just have done with it, get more prisons, get more people in them, and get the streets safer. that's what i'd like to see. and also get this. i find it quite concerning, actually. a poll of young brits 18 to 24 martin say that over half of them believe that over half

dewbs & co from me now for today. dewbs& co of course is up next. six. still seven.nd then , of course, it's tom and then, of course, it's tom and emily with good afternoon britain from midday. then it's my ugly mish back at three till six. i'm martin daubney. this has been gb news. stay tuned for dewbs& co. but before all of that it's your weather with alex deakin. have a fantastic evening! >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> afternoon. welcome along to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. it's not warm out there, but for most of us it's a fine day and the winds are a bit lighter than yesterday, so it feels at least a little bit warmer. the weather is on the change though. a couple of weather systems on their way in from the atlantic. that's for tomorrow . but as that's for tomorrow. but as i say for the rest of today, most places set fair. there are a few showers still across northeast scotland, 1 or 2 across eastern england as well, but they're tending to fade away for many. it's a fine evening and

this is dewbs& co with me. michelle dewberry till 7:00 tonight.eve mccabe keep me company. we've just been asking you about those tv , tv debates and whether those tv, tv debates and whether or not it's your kind of thing, whether or not there have been a step forward or not. sue says, all of these debates seems to be all of these debates seems to be a massive bore. she says she can't listen to any of them, and they would never influence her voting decision . well, never say voting decision. well, never say neven voting decision. well, never say never, you know, because, i don't know. there's always an opportunity that someone puts their foot in it and perhaps wishes that they did not keep your thoughts coming in. but of course, labour has vowed to create 650,000 new jobs and to help make britain better off. let's listen to keir starmer explain . explain. >> a great british energy is going to be an energy company that will drive our work on renewables, so whether that's floating offshore wind, wind turbines , nuclear, hydrogen, turbines, nuclear,

this is dewbs & co with dewberry. this is dewbs& co with you till 7:00 tonight.lots that i want to talk about with you this evening. alongside me. my panel remains the director of the popular conservatives, mark littlewood and the former labour mp luciana berger. good evening. back to both of you , terry, says both of you, terry, says michelle, anyone who actively makes their way to a ballot box and spoils their ballot when they're at last, they're given they're at last, they're given the chance to make their change. if they usually if they tick the usual ones, he says , they usual ones, he says, they deserve to have their head examined. there you go. keep your thoughts coming in. are you going to turn out and vote at this next election? if not, please tell me why not? now there was something that really caught my eye, over the weekend. so it did, there was some protests that took place. it was led by a man that many of you will be familiar with, tommy robinson. it took place in london on saturday. i can't help but notice what this was actually described as by ma

this is dewbs & co dewberry. this is dewbs& co we're with you till seven.ve got peter hitchens and aaron bastani remaining alongside me. something that peter was just saying before the break has really got you guys in contact with me , peter was basically with me, peter was basically saying, if you vote reform, essentially you're voting laboun do essentially you're voting labour. do you agree with that? because i can tell you now, the audience is really split, some of them. no offence, peter, saying you don't know what you're talking about. other people saying he absolutely does know what he's talking about. give him a medal. but what do you think? first of all, aaron? >> oh well, i disagree. i think people should vote for the party that they like. peter's point is that they like. peter's point is that we have first past the post and sadly it's not optimised for that kind of, way of doing things. but if i was on the right, what way of doing things, voting with your heart, you can't do that. sadly, with first past the post because it's a two party system. wh

this is dewbs & co tonight. this is dewbs& co alongside me. my panel.ory minister robert halfon and the former labour minister bill rammell. in a second, i'll be crossing to our political editor, christopher herbert. but in the meantime, you were just saying that you thought that tony blair was the best prime minister we've ever had. and i was saying to you, i could hear the groans from certain members of my audience from here. and i was pointing out to you things like, people will shout back, iraq. people will shout back, iraq. people will talk about 2004 and the expansion of the eu and the complete lack of controls, what would you say to that? >> you look at the polling evidence. tony blair is seen across the political spectrum as one of the best prime ministers that we've had , you talk about that we've had, you talk about the expansion of the eu. we were in the european union. you could have had transitional protection. we chose not to because we thought there were benefits. and i think there were benefits. and i think there were benefits. the peopl

dewbs& co right after my show . superb. thank after my show. superb. thank you.oud to be gb news the people's channel. and as you know, we always love to hear your views. now there's a new way of getting in touch with us at gbnews.com/yoursay by commenting, you can be part of a live conversation and join our gb news community. you can even talk to me bev turner or any of the members of the gb news family. simply go to gbnews.com/yoursay >> welcome back. your time is 539. we're on the final furlong. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. doctors will be pushing the next government for tougher rules on drink driving . the rules on drink driving. the british medical foundation say they want to see it's reduced they want to see it's reduced the limit to a small glass of wine or beer. and to discuss this, we're now joined by a trustee of the campaign against dnnk trustee of the campaign against drink driving, john scruby, john, welcome to the show. so the trend has been stubbornly high. in fact, john, we've actually seen an increase in dnnk actually seen an increase in dr

. >> as ever, the spirit of brexit very much alive dewbs& co six till seven.time is 542. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now. i'm joined in the studio now by the labour party chair, anneliese dodds, who joins me. delightful to have you in the studio. caught my eye today. labour's education policy is like 1997 all over again. education, education, an education, the subject of free breakfasts in school. now we all know there's no such thing as a free lunch. so there's no such thing as a free breakfast. how much will this cost? >> well, you're right, it's not free. it will cost around £365 million. now, we would pay for that through our programme to make sure that we're cracking down on tax avoidance, and also that we're having a proper non—dom tax regime, not the one full of holes that the conservatives have set out. we think this is really important because there's a very strong body of evidence about this. if kids have a decent breakfast before they're starting their school work, then they're well settled. it's got significant health benefits, but it h

thanks for joining me today dewbs& co is up next. have a fantastic evening.s of weather on . gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. the rest of the day will be sunny and warm for eastern areas. cloudier and cooler though in the west. that's because we've got this approaching weather front. it's already brought some rain so far today for parts of northern ireland. now into parts of western scotland, and ahead of it, cloud is starting to build and that will continue throughout the rest of the evening. a spell of wet weather pushing through for parts of wales southwest england, much of northern england as well. through this evening the east should stay dry this evening, but the cloud will arrive by tomorrow morning . there won't be tomorrow morning. there won't be too much in the way of rain for many central areas, but a lot of cloud around making for another mild night. however where it does clear up across parts of northern ireland and scotland , northern ireland and scotland, it will be a

dewbs & co, of from me for now. dewbs& co, of course, is up next.rew and bev and then tom and emily. good afternoon britain. then it's my mish from three. i'm martin daubney. this is gb news. now it's your weather with annie shuttleworth and cheers . annie shuttleworth and cheers. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . the sponsors of weather solar. the sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello again. welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. the rest of the day will see some further showers for many northern areas, but some evening sunshine to come as well. but across the north that's where we've got low pressure in charge. it's bringing in a northerly wind as well. so here it's still felt quite cool through today so far, and that cool feel will continue for the far north of scotland. but the showers will tend to fade away and actually there should be some late sunshine for many southern and central areas, even across the northwest as well. and then that will turn into a fairly clear night. tonight we could s

but dewbs& co is next. six till seven of course. but don't forget to join us from 6 am. tomorrow. and then tom and everly with good afternoon britain from midday. then of course, i'll be back tomorrow at 3 pm. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. thanks for coming today. now it's your weather with aidan mcgivern. have a great evening . mcgivern. have a great evening. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> hi there and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. although it's not been hot everywhere this week, it is now much cooler across the uk with windy weather in many spots because of an unseasonably deep area of low pressure for june that's pushing into northwest scotland and that's where the strongest winds will be through the rest of the day, along with spells of rain in western scotland and northern ireland. showers for the north and east of scotland, northern england, north wales drier further south but certainly a downturn in temperatures overnight. much fresher conditions, more comfortable for sleeping. if you don't l

but of course dewbs& co is up next. that runs 6 to 7 pm.n's newsroom at 930. and then of course, it's tom and emily with good afternoon britain from midday. of course, my mish will be back at 3:00 tomorrow. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. thank you for joining daubney and this is gb news. thank you forjoining me daubney and this is gb news. thank you for joining me today. see you tomorrow. now it's your weather and it's alex deakin . weather and it's alex deakin. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update here on gb news from the met office. wet weather is spreading its way across most areas today. pretty gusty too, especially so in the west. and here's the reason why. low pressure ambling in from the atlantic, the isobars really squeezing together across wales , squeezing together across wales, southwest england and northern ireland. that's where the strongest gusts are . the rain is strongest gusts are. the rain is tracking east parts of eastern

dewbs& co, of course, is up next. that's six till seven. i'll be back tomorrow at 3 pm.ifesto launch? that's a big topic. i'm martin daubney this is gb news. but that's your weather and it's aidan mcgivern. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. >> a lot of cloud out there today, some of that cloud giving sharp showers, particularly in the east. >> but the showers will tend to ease later as an area of high pressure begins to move in from the west. >> however, we've still got ahead of that high a cool northerly airflow that's particularly notable across northern and eastern parts of the uk, with limited temperatures through the afternoon and quite a lot of cloud with showers running into the east of england and northeast scotland. those showers will tend to become restricted to coasts overnight, and many places will end up dnen and many places will end up drier, with clear spells developing the longest clear spells in the west, where temperatures in some sheltere

but of course dewbs& co is up next. and don't forget to join us from 6 am. tomorrow.930 with andrew and bev and then tom and emily with good afternoon britain from my from midday . and then it's my from midday. and then it's my ugly mish back at tomorrow at three till 6 pm. i hope you enjoyed the show . what a roller enjoyed the show. what a roller coaster ride of politics. i'll be back tomorrow at 3 pm. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. now here's your weather aidan mcgivern. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , the sponsors of weather solar, the sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi there. time for the met office. weather forecast for gb news. it's a fine summer's day out there for many of us. warm, sunny spells, although not entirely sunny. there is some cloud around and there'll be some thicker cloud arriving into the north and northwest of scotland later, because of this weakening weather front, it's running into a large ridge of high pressure which keeps things settled for the vast majority and much of the cloud actually disappears through the evening,

now that's all from me for now, but of course dewbs& co is up next from six till seven.d bev, and then tom and emily with good afternoon britain from 12:00. then it's mario mish. i'm back at three tomorrow. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. thanks for all your company and including that huge exclusive on six potential candidates defecting from the tories to reform. great. sorry. by tories to reform. great. sorry. by chris oke now your weather andifs by chris oke now your weather and it's annie shuttleworth . and it's annie shuttleworth. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . the sponsors of weather solar. the sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it will turn brighter from the north into this afternoon, but it is going to turn considerably colder . and to turn considerably colder. and that's because we have got colder air from the north. diving south and eastwards through this evening, so that will bring the brighter conditions to the north. but denoting the difference between that air as a cold fr

now dewbs& co is up next 6 or 7 pm. of course, and don't forget to join us from 6 am. tomorrow. course, it's tom and emily with good afternoon britain from midday now. i'll be back at 3 pm. tomorrow. thanks for your p.m. tomorrow. thanks for your company. it's been hugely enjoyable . i'm martin daubney enjoyable. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news now. it's your weather with alex deakin . your weather with alex deakin. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. the solstice today and for many , the solstice today and for many, it's going to be a fine evening with plenty of hazy sunshine around . there is a change on the around. there is a change on the way. rain is creeping towards the west courtesy of these weather fronts. pushing this little area of high pressure that's brought most of us a fine day today, staying very pleasant through the evening. however, some patchy cloud around, but most places seeing hazy sunshine. that first area of rain tho

but not to worry, because up next it's dewbs& co with emily carver standing in. luck to scotland tonight. let's bnng luck to scotland tonight. let's bring it home. let's have one of us be a winner. now that's all from me. i'll be watching it with my dad in nottingham on sunday night. it's father's day, don't forget, it's father's day and here's your weather with aidan magee ian. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello and welcome to the latest met office weather forecast for gb news. those heavy showers dominating the country's weather over the next few days. gusty winds, some sunny spells in between the downpours. they'll be in short supply because low pressure is firmly positioned to the west of scotland. it's going to become slow moving over the next few days and it's going to continue to drive heavy downpours in from the southwest, with gusty wind as well. that's going to be particularly noticeable for the south—west of england and northern scotland. northern scotland subject to more per

dewbs& co 6 or 7 right after me.n. have a great weekend! >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> afternoon. welcome along to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. a fresher feel out there, certainly compared to earlier in the week, many of us having a fine end to the working week, it's just not particularly warm andifs it's just not particularly warm and it's still quite gusty across northern scotland. plenty of showers packing in here, 1 or 2 showers across southern scotland and northern england through the evening and overnight, but most places will be dry some lengthy clear spells in the east, but it will cloud over further west during the early hours, staying quite warm under that cloud but with some clearer skies. we'll easily see temperatures dropping down into single figures . still quite single figures. still quite breezy in northern scotland on saturday. a few showers here, but much of scotland dry and fine with some good spells of sunshine a

dewbs& co is up next. don't forget to join us from 6 am. tomorrow.rew and bev and then , of course, tom and emily then, of course, tom and emily with good afternoon britain from midday. now, i'm not going to be here tomorrow because i'm going to meet one of my heroes, johnny rotten. that's right. i'm going to go and meet john lydon. can't wait to meet him. i met brian cliff, now i'm meeting johnny rotten. mark dolan will be here, though , holding the fort and though, holding the fort and that's all from me now. thanks for your your time. enjoy the evening. how's your weather, alex deakin ? alex deakin? >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> afternoon. thanks for joining me here for the latest weather update from the met office on gb news. it's fine. a very warm and sunny for most, but there's a few zones hanging on to the cloud. parts of south wales and southwest england. cloud breaking up a little here through this evening and further east, the cloud also tending to melt away overnight. the cloud is thickening , t

dewbs& co is up next. and don't forget, join us from 6 am. tomorrow.in's newsroom at 930 with andrew and bev and then, of course, tom and emily with good afternoon britain from midday. i'll be back tomorrow. it's my mish from 3:00 pm. i'll be back tomorrow. it's my mish from 3:00pm. i'm martin daubney and this is gb news. wow, what a day. but now it's time for your weather with alex biryukov . biryukov. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again! it's time for your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office through the rest of today, it's actually likely to stay mostly dry, but there are some wet weather on the way as we go through tomorrow because of a system that's currently out in the atlantic, this is going to push its way eastwards and then southeastwards across the country as we go through tomorrow. but for the time being, like i said, mostly dry, a few spots of rain , perhaps a few spots of rain, perhaps across parts of northern england, northern ireland where there is a decaying