dodi and that local community. dodi and that community is the one facing the losses . you know, the school numbers, diminishing staff having to leave jobs, the impact on local . community how how do on local. community how how do you feel about this? >> and do you feel angry or sad or just >> and do you feel angry or sad orjust a mixture of both. >> i don't feel any . to be fair, >> i don't feel any. to be fair, it's a hard situation for anybody. yeah >> no, well, it really, really is. and thank you for coming on and sharing your thoughts with us tonight here on gb news. >> thank you. as i say to little thought for the human impact of what we're doing to accommodate those that come illegally across the english channel, think of stradey park . stradey park. >> dennis leslie, 95 people from that little town, and leslie have lost their jobs, been have lost theirjobs, been sacked by clearsprings, the company that is managing that rather lovely hotel. i think it's 241 people who've crossed the english channel. not enough talk about the human impact now. i love elon musk. i

northern parts of our country for the next few hours japanese gilan province, mazandaran, golestan and dodi for north khorasan province, parts of ardabil province , areas of the cities of north east azerbaijan, west azerbaijan , we will have rain, thunder and sometimes wind in these areas. we expect rains in the northern part of our country for the next two days. there is water coming from the rivers, the warning of the yellow level of simplified weather, we request that the stay on the banks of the rivers should be avoided. there is a possibility of lightning strikes in other parts of the country. it means that the next few days will be in a calm window, the sky will be clear to a little cloudy. the caspian sea is facing due to the northern currents, the height of the most important stock in the persian gulf, the strait of hormuz, and the oman sea is turbulent. the sea warning has also been simplified. marine activities must be limited. photo of the wind phenomenon for the next hours in khorasan razavi khorasan province. in the southern parts of semnan, you can see the output of wind model

pilgrimage to imam reza and always in celebrations and hajj agha bozor dodi haj agha came, it caused my husband and my son to leave and both of them left. we invite him, i will go with him as i like, he will go forward, now the good prayers of the people are behind him and his wishes . one of my wishes was on the night of ghadir eid . i was sad. and the wishes that have been fulfilled, sir, let the enemies say whatever i want to say, we are the border people of the revolution i have come to greet you, here is the gathering of its members and the clergy of seminaries all over the country, who have been waiting for a long time for 20 years to meet the supreme leader of the revolution . march of long smoke for islam, we are proud to sit next to my beloved, let me be proud and let him be blind. the great mission is on their shoulders. teenagers, let's go to the mosque setting up girls' answers that religious ceremonies are held, you are in the breeze, in reality there is a virtual relationship. yes, thank god , in the field of advertising, their fields of work are different . also, the t

now this judge, judge dodi, a trump appointee, has yet to rule on this case, dana.tion is a big win for these states and these two attorney generals who initially brought this lawsuit, who had these concerns about the biden administration's communication, especially during the pandemic, dana, with the social media companies. >> okay. thank you so much for that report. joining me, cnn's david chalian and former federal prosecutor shan wu. this is such a fascinating legal and political discussion. let's start with the legal. i want to read more of what the judge said. "this targeted suppression of conservative ideas ia perfect example of viewpoint discrimination otical speech. american citizens ha t right to engage in free debate about the significant issues affecting the country. the evidence produced thus far depicts an almost dystopian scenario. i mean, it is understandable that we as a society want to be careful in limiting free speech. it's also understandable that we as a society want to be careful about allowing conspiracies to just grow and metastasize and rea

beautiful shores of the caspian sea in the caspian coastal provinces for gilan, mazandaran, golestan and dodiardabil province , we will have an increase in rain from tuesday to thursday in the northern parts of our country. you and i will have a similar situation in our country for the next few days, considering that we have an increase in temperature and hot weather, we request that the necessary savings be made in the queue of energy carriers. on tuesday , the temperature will decrease in the northern parts of our country, which is on the northern coasts of the country. it happens one thing that should be mentioned in the watch of the country is the 120-day wind that continues in the eastern part of the country for the next few days in the provinces of khorasan, razavi, south khorasan, sistan and baluchistan, and the rise of dust causes a decrease in air quality , causing a sharp decrease in the north of sistan and balochistan, there is a possibility of storm and dust, the intensity is less in the southern slopes of alborz, the central parts of the country, and sometimes the wind speed will

dodi . >> yes. dodi.ll i think we're going to go back if i'm right to dougie beattie and charlie, they're out and about on the streets of belfast and i oh, we're not going to go to draghi. >> i'm sorry about that. for one last set, i thought we were to going see them. we're coming to the end of our time with you. but i just wanted to let you experience the sights and the sound. and unfortunately, some of the rain again. of the sights is the rain again. >> they need a sometimes >> i know they need a sometimes a bit of a telescope at the moment because it's coming down a bit of a mess, but it doesn't seem to dampen the spirits of the bandsmen or the people watching. >> we saw some of the people with the banner dancing. i know that , oh, good news. we are that, oh, good news. we are going to for one going to go to dougie for one last time with charlie. dougie, are you there ? we are rolling. are you there? we are rolling. we are here indeed. and the rain is coming down in sheets for sure. >> charlie , who ha

we have also long roots in christianity , dodi in roots in christianity, dodi in finland and this happened i think that it could happen anywhere. >> and when you quoted those lines from the bible, you were objecting to the church in finland celebrating pride because you thought that the church had no biblical right to do that . did you get any do that. did you get any pushback from the church in finland? did they mind that you were quoting the bible in in fact, it was the leadership of our church who support did this pride event. >> and it was a shock to me. so of course, they didn't support it. give support to my twitter post thing. so the archbishop has said that they think that it is okay that this case is inaya litigated in court and so then there was a complaint made and you were arrested and you were interrogated for how long? altogether about 13 hours. three times as. and they were asking you about christian teaching on sexuality ? yes. it was an absurd sexuality? yes. it was an absurd situation . and i was sitting in situation. and i was sitting in the police station . i had the th

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dodi is the unit to everybody. dodi is the unit of electric city, which is most expensive. , expensive. this is done, remember the entire structure of our pricing has been rigged to favour so—called renewables. we've all got to start to recognise what is going on. we sit on the largest one of the world's large suppliers of hydrocarbon bonds. the reason that gas prices are so high is that gas prices are so high is that we will not redevelop the nonh that we will not redevelop the north sea and we will not do fracking. this this is why we are dependent on a global market. if you look in america , market. if you look in america, they are primarily selling off self. what is the word i want self—generating in terms of power. we have will this on ourselves by the follies of obeisance to global warming. and so every everything that we are doing now is going to lead to pnces doing now is going to lead to prices going higher and higher, people being able to travel less and less, being able to keep their homes less warm because of course, the entire business of heat pumps and whateve

boiling dodi. >> what? boiling dodi. >> if there's a wildfire, people die from it.is shouldn't be so funny. >> listen . what? >> listen. what? >> listen. what? >> what? we're finding people are dying and you're literally laughing. well because it's making silly claims boiling to death . death. >> listen, to say that the climate crisis causes wildfires, if there are elderly, if there are elderly people who might be vulnerable in the very, very hot weather. >> and i agree with you on that , then those those those care homes, the hospitals might be looking after, those people have a responsibility to keep those people and provide air people cool and to provide air conditioning to death as long as you boil an egg . you boil an egg. >> i'm sorry, alex, i think >> but i'm sorry, alex, i think you're bringing you're bringing i think you need to, if you don't mind me saying, alex, i think need to grow up a bit, think you need to grow up a bit, actually, because this is ridiculous. >> oh, really? really. >> oh, really? really. >> well, i appreciate your >> alex well, i appre

the most on adverts already dodi the most woke thing on the planet.ean, when was the last time, for example, you saw an all white couple? was last time white couple? when was last time you straight who you saw a straight man who wasn't barracked? wasn't getting barracked? when wasn't getting barracked? when was the last time you saw a dad who wasn't hapless, you know, who wasn't a hapless, you know, pratfall they're pratfall merchant? they're already their already stereotypes and their stereotyped against traditional masculinity and against traditional masculinity and against traditionai mean, that's a very >> yeah, i mean, that's a very good this is nothing new good point. this is nothing new talking about smashing the gender smashing gender binary or smashing heteronormativity or smashing white privilege. i mean, they seem to want to smash everything these days, but it actually is very damaging to two boys. i think , in particular, because think, in particular, because they need good, good masculine male role models to bring them up and show them ho

the tragedy dodi, is that our trade balance is just 7 or 8 years ago was around 30 billion.and now it's grown to three times that amount . so i welcome times that amount. so i welcome the news because it's got to be good. the news because it's got to be good . of course it's good if good. of course it's good if we've done a deal with somebody, but in big picture and the but in the big picture and the big scheme of things is it's not good enough. and that's why we are seeing in the uk a problem with our gdp . it's a complex with our gdp. it's a complex issue. of course it is. but i'm afraid. i think this is a rather distorted picture , although it's distorted picture, although it's one i welcome because it's a deal one i welcome because it's a deal. we're struggling with our gdp more than germany , more than gdp more than germany, more than the eurozone who are currently in recession. we can see in recession. well, we can see that, example , with what's that, for example, with what's happening mean happening with inflation. i mean , what's happening , if we look at what's hap

are black people >> dodi how are black people treated unfairly in theatre?ere to go into >> oh, i'm not here to go into that now because is a very that now because this is a very casual outside of casual interview outside of another and i have my another event and i have my many, many experiences of being treated as other within the spaces i am working by people who are in the audience. i'm not talking about theatre audience members by audience members. so what would they do? just i'm not. no, no, this is not not. no, no, no, no. this is not honounng not. no, no, no, no. this is not honouring my experience to come and try and trivialise it by just some short. just giving you some short. >> not trivialising. just giving you some short. >> i'm not trivialising. just giving you some short. >> i'm sayingyialising. just giving you some short. >> i'm saying it lising. just giving you some short. >> i'm saying it would. i'm not saying you are. >> great reporting from ben leo, who say stars who i'm delighted to say stars on tonight's saturday five at 8:00 on gb news

the tragedy dodi, is that our trade balance is just 7 or 8 years ago was around 30 billion.nd now it's grown to three times that amount . so i welcome times that amount. so i welcome the news because it's got to be good. the news because it's got to be good . of course it's good if good. of course it's good if we've done a deal with somebody, but in big picture and the but in the big picture and the big scheme of things is it's not good enough. and that's why we are seeing in the uk a problem with our gdp . it's a complex with our gdp. it's a complex issue. of course it is. but i'm afraid. i think this is a rather distorted picture , although it's distorted picture, although it's one i welcome because it's a deal one i welcome because it's a deal. we're struggling with our gdp more than germany , more than gdp more than germany, more than the eurozone who are currently in recession. we can see in recession. well, we can see that, example , with what's that, for example, with what's happening mean happening with inflation. i mean , what's happening , if we look at what's happ

howard, already dodi the fines.in the 18 months we've had the ultra low emissions zone in the inner boroughs £400 million, it's a stealth tax. >> well, i've also seen i've been to see a budget in an been privy to see a budget in an excel from the excel spreadsheet from the greater assembly . it's greater london assembly. it's actually budgeting for actually their budgeting for those actually those fines. they've actually got over the next five got it in over the next five years. this is what we're going to get. >> if m who emm- m who don't even >> so if people who don't even know they're in ultra low know they're in the ultra low emission zone are going to get a fine, correct. >> right. >> that's right. so. so why didn't you for the conservatives? >> well, they didn't ask. i'm i've got some great friends, fool of the fool them. a lot of the backbench very close backbench i'm very close to people like robert halfon, who's mr fairfield, you know, for mr fairfield, uk, you know, for the years. i adore the last 13 years

dodi but terms of inclusivity.esg. this is about esg manipulating the market. and also interfering with people's rights . and the with people's rights. and the fact that they have created this almost 40 page dossier for listing all of the things, including one of the things they included in that was him retweeting a ricky gervais gag . retweeting a ricky gervais gag. this is probably very funny, which probably was this is it's absolutely indefensible . it's absolutely indefensible. it's indefensible. and it doesn't matter whether they are perceived as an elite bank. as you mentioned . yes, the taxpayer you mentioned. yes, the taxpayer has a stake in coots. you mentioned. yes, the taxpayer has a stake in coots . so it's has a stake in coots. so it's not just some elite bank. >> and how dare he be friends with novak djokovic, who is currently male tennis currently the finest male tennis player that ever walked the planet? shows many planet? it shows how many grand slams he just lost at slams he he just lost at wimble

louisiana because they knew there was a good chance they would get this guy on your screen, judge terry dodicks the vaccine mandate for health care workers in the middle of a once in a century joyce vance is joyce vance is a former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and now professor at the alabama university of law and joins me now. i i have read most of this opinion and real head scratcher. what is the judge ordering here? >> so, the judge in essence is shutting down communication between broad parts of the federal government and the social media platforms and, chris, this is a two-way exchange where the government shares information with the private sector about threats and risks and the private sector shares its own information with the government, none of us are safer with this sort of exchange shut down. >> yeah, and i can understand and be sympathetic to in the abstract concerns about government coercion vis-a-vis speech platforms. doesn't strike me as crazy but this this case it's focused on covid-19 a lot and it was interesting, here's fauci on msnbc talking about hy

well, you're not >> dodi right.ly going to almost certainly new government certainly get a new government next year. they're not they're not offering them 35. >> . and i'm sad and i'm >> i know. and i'm sad and i'm sad about that. but i don't think they would had a think they would have had a situation where course situation where over the course of pretty much ten years, of ten, pretty much ten years, nobody have had nobody would have had a significant or proper pay rise because effectively because they are effectively earning less than earning almost less than they were years now. not were ten years ago now. not quite. that's quite. but it's that's hyperbole. they are not hyperbole. but they are not being suitably remunerated and i'm disappointed labour i'm disappointed the labour party to address that. >> rebecca, let just ask you >> rebecca, let me just ask you one you say about one question. when you say about the i think we all agree the waste, i think we all agree there is there is sort of a kind of profligac

dodi is due back in court next month for a pretrial conference. >> now to efforts to build a bay area, a bill from a local state assembly maker aims to make life easier for drivers and pedestrians on city streets. abc 7 news southbay reporter dustin dorsey explains how visibility can be increased by decreasing parking in high-risk areas. >> walking, biking, driving the most anywhere continue to be increasingly dangerous activities. in san jose there have been six deaths from traffic crashes. five people were riding bikes or scooters are walking when they were killed. >> pedestrian deaths account for 49% of deaths in the city of san jose alone. california's pedestrian fatality rate is 25% higher than the national average. so we are seeing an increase in pedestrian fatality and a lot more traffic collisions. >> southbay assembly member alex lee believes the numbers could decrease by increasing visibility. he has authored a bill that would set a standard no parking area along the approach side of intersections or crosswalks making it easier for pedestrians to see it, like shining a light

the order written by a federal judge, terry dody. was an injunction that restricts agency from communicating directly with social media companies and stops them taking down posts that contain protected free speech. the order applies to agencies like health and human services and the centers for disease control to name a few. the judge said he was concerned about how many times the government was communicating and vaccine hesitancy posts. the fifth circuit court of appeals will hear this and could go to the supreme court and has major implications. charles? >> this latest motion to appeal following a string of supreme court rulings that the white house trying to work around. so what does this say about the administration's view of the judiciary? jcn president carrie severino is here to weigh-in. one thing that caught my eye last week after the rulings on student loans and affirmative action. president biden took to the microphone and sort of said to schools, colleges, hey, defy this and promising everyone that they'll find a way aroun

so look, i important to note i think it's important to note that are dodi that there are already dodio ensure that defamation wherever place, can be wherever it takes place, can be what can be the subject of litigation on lord chancellor ? litigation on lord chancellor? >> what do you think the prime minister will be saying to the us president, joe biden when he meets him today? we've got issues about nato membership for ukraine, which are going to be discussed later in the week, which britain seems supportive of us not supportive of. and this idea of america supplying cluster bombs to the ukrainian army . army. >> well, it plainly there's going to be an awful lot to discuss . but going to be an awful lot to discuss. but i think we going to be an awful lot to discuss . but i think we want to discuss. but i think we want to get a few things absolutely clear. the relationship between the prime minister and president biden is very strong. this is the meeting, face the fifth meeting, face to face meeting they're in as meeting they're having in as many and also the many months. and also th

judge dody, a trump appointee, has not made a final ruling on the case, but this is a significant victory for the states that are suing the biden administration in this matter. vanessa yurkevich, cnn, new york. >>> white house official says justice department is reviewing the injunction and evaluate the options. the white house also issued a statement which reads in part, our consistent view remains social media platforms have a critical responsibility to take account of the effects platforms are having on the american people but make independent choices about the information they present. >>> in the middle east, israel says all of its forces have withdrawn from jenin and the military operation there is over but violence has spread to gaza and tel aviv. >> israeli forces say they have been conducting strikes in the gaza strip. they say all five rockets were intercepted, and it targeted weapon production sites for the palestinian militant group hamas. >> and the operation left at least 12 people dead and many more injured. israel says one of its soldiers was also ckilled. and at least thre

dodi. the cashless society. dodi.ecome very, very popular. we launched a petition last monday and already more than 216,000 people have signed it. and i'm one of them. the petition is on our website gbnews.com forward slash cash or if you've got a smartphone and you can use it right now to click on the qr screen on your on your screen right now that code is in front of you too. so you can go and sign the petition, help gb news with our campaign and tell the authorities don't kill cash cato our next story. something else that gets me hot under the collar is hs2 coming off the rails . well, the chief executive rails. well, the chief executive of hs2 , mark thurston, a step of hs2, mark thurston, a step down as pressure on the multi—billion pound project has grown too much for him to bear. poor soul . grown too much for him to bear. poor soul. hs2 has been grown too much for him to bear. poor soul . hs2 has been beset poor soul. hs2 has been beset with many problems in recent years , but will the departure of years, but

. >> reporter: judge dodi, who has yet to rule on the case, says if the plaintiff's claims prove trueuote, involves the most massive attack against free speech in united states history. now legal analysts say that they believe that the biden administration will appeal this injunction possibly all the way up to the supreme court. one legal analyst told us they believe that the biden administration does have a legal leg to stand on in terms of proving that they did not infringe on the first amendment when they were communicating with social media companies. but jake, they will face conservative judges up and down the court. judges who have broken with past precedent recently. it could be a bigger uphill battle for the administration than they may be expecting. jake? >> all right, thank you so much. >>> voters in ohio today are sending a strong message all in response to the u.s. supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. we're going to go live to ohio to see what's going on there next. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came righ

gb news. >> so let's talk dodi fashion dodi fashion . dodi fashion. >> this is so embarrassing.es, you've absolutely ruined it. really ruined it for myself. >> so anyway, if you enjoyed candice holdsworth on the papers, she won't be back now. >> she's ever coming back? no. >> we've sent her out the building. yeah, literally. >> she's not no longer my friend . so is princess of wales . so this is princess of wales yesterday. she's doing the rounds the papers because rounds on all the papers because she fabulous. say, she looked fabulous. may i say, candice hallsworth, this lime candice hallsworth, in this lime green who think yet green number who i think yet there she is, looking absolutely wonderful in that that dress wonderful in that in that dress where does she get the inspiration exactly . and i feel inspiration exactly. and i feel like it could have been from yours truly who wore the very same dress at ascot a month ago. >> yeah, hers had a collar on, though. >> i've got the bejewelled version. she's got the high neck version. she's got the high neck version. oh, i see. the

>> well, obviously , dodi the >> well, obviously, dodi the rest of the members , the other rest of theest of nato has to get above 2, almost immediately. it's really atrocious that they have not the average spending right now is 1.6% of gdp, and that is completely inadequate. i think they should probably move it up to 3. ultimately, even the uk is only just slightly above 2. so i think the right number is probably three. the united states, which obviously is the most important member in nato , most important member in nato, they should be at 5 to 6. they should be you know, the us should be you know, the us should be you know, the us should be back at traditional levels that you saw in the 80s before the divvied end, after the soviet union broke up. right now it's at the all time low except for that piece dividend pefiod except for that piece dividend period in the 90s. it's going to dip below 3. president biden has cut defence spending 3% in real terms, which in this world is hard to believe and dangerous for the world. and it's good old great britain still paying our fair share. >> gr

any lisa sofa. yvonne, i do have a problem clearly not with any so then you might definitely link to dodie, affinity, you know what extent had the so on the pilot and a pop up the political plan and still all of us the other room go to medical do in the hospital i don't have that, i'm the mother that are going to do my lizzie, you know, i need some of them as i thought this was really got to have the thought about that that and i say you the from a gift john. good. i did have many wind wells, but an international group of crush investigators found no evidence of a conspiracy. barrel official report said the probable cause was quote, the captain's failure to maintain horizontal and vertical situational awareness of the head of the joan. good, i'm dum. i'll be on is remembered as a carrier, as magic bottle hard and lead to whose ideal was the unified democratic and 2nd. so don is role and ultimately bringing independence to self. so done is on questionable bodies. premature dash denied the opportunity to shape the world's newest nation, the a territorial, social and ethnic divisions. friends

but i think that if they do separately , dodi, it will do go separately, dodi, it will be very difficultvery difficult to pull it back . and i think she's cutting back. and i think she's cutting off areas of togetherness on her plan . plan. >> angela, you break the internet every time you're on. no, for good reason. one of my favourite journalists. great to have you on the show. thank you so much. and of course, angela will be back next week when dan wootton returns. my thanks to prince biographer, prince harry's biographer, angela . coming up, as angela levin. coming up, as locals in langley fight to save their beloved hotel from becoming a hostel for migrants, are the westminster elite failing british communities? that's in the media buzz. but next, i'm widdecombe was a tory backbencherin next, i'm widdecombe was a tory backbencher in the age of the iron lady margaret thatcher. so what would thatcher have made of rishi surrender on rishi sunak's surrender on pubuc rishi sunak's surrender on public sector pay? anne joins me in just two minutes time. get ready for some tom bower bombshel

dodi and especially on security. dodi and ihave especially on security.that the president has come to the uk before going to vilnius . i come to the uk before going to vilnius. i think it come to the uk before going to vilnius . i think it shows the vilnius. i think it shows the world that we are united despite the rhetoric out there . and you the rhetoric out there. and you know, he is an 80 year old man who's gaffe prone and has said some silly things. and so i think it's good that they continue to get together and show a united front . show a united front. >> the we think almost certainly, sarah, there will be on the agenda this morning. the american america's decision to supply or to certainly think about supplying cluster bombs to ukraine as part of the war against russia. that's something that rishi sunak is opposed to. we are one of 122 nations opposed to it. is that to going cause a lot of tension between the two today? >> i think it might. i know they're to going try to keep it on a high note before meeting the other countries and lithuania . but

but i think that if they do separately , dodi, it will do go separately, dodi, it will be very difficultry difficult to pull it back . and i think she's cutting back. and i think she's cutting off areas of togetherness on her plan . plan. >> angela, you break the internet every time you're on. no, for good reason. one of my favourite journalists. great to have you on the show. thank you so much. and of course, angela will be back next week when dan wootton returns. my thanks to prince biographer, prince harry's biographer, angela . coming up, as angela levin. coming up, as locals in langley fight to save their beloved hotel from becoming a hostel for migrants, are the westminster elite failing british communities? that's in the media buzz. but next, i'm widdecombe was a tory backbencherin next, i'm widdecombe was a tory backbencher in the age of the iron lady margaret thatcher. so what would thatcher have made of rishi surrender on rishi sunak's surrender on pubuc rishi sunak's surrender on public sector pay? anne joins me in just two minutes time. get ready for some tom bower bombshells

dodi but potential criminality.odi but what's new in this is the confirmation from the director general that the met have asked them to pause their own investigation here at the bbc, while that scoping exercise continues, because clearly, if it does become a criminal investigation, that will have to be parked and continued on another day. the criminal investigation would take priority precedence here, sir, but no indication is yet that it will meet the threshold for a criminal inquiry. another key line that's come out of this news briefing, which, as i say, was all about about the annual report on the corporation, but had been absolutely consumed by by this current scandal . the by this current scandal. the other line of importance to emerge is confirmation from the bbc that the presenter at the centre of these allegations was not spoken to by bbc investigators or anyone from management . until the 6th of management. until the 6th of july by the day before these allegations , as were then spla allegations, as were t

. >> ruud dodi turned >> us casper ruud dodi turned out to absolutely brilliant. out to be absolutelyhing is that their scores were all the way. yes, were so close all the way. yes, i'm love this. their i'm sorry. i love this. their scores so close. all the scores were so close. all the way, but it was very difficult to tell which was which. yes. if you're just because they look almost it didn't help almost identical, it didn't help the dressed the fact that they were dressed in white. >> and also they went >> and also they both went because steven wears one because i know steven wears one of was headband, you of these was the headband, you know, do the tie thing know, where you do the tie thing at the back and let that trail, you know, that's just with you know, that's just go with another and i'm looking at another hat. and i'm looking at i'm at hair and i'm looking at brodys hair and i'm looking at brodys hair and i'm doesn't need a i'm thinking, he doesn't need a headband, he? no, he headband, does he? no, he doesn't need he hasn't got he hasn't pass hasn't got the city pass locks

it's, um, it's a it's a private, a private, tragic dodi, if you like.ny entitlement to know any of this ? >> well, 7- >> well, in 7_ >> well, in my ? >> well, in my day, we certainly didn't. you know, they could for having tapped phones in order to get evidence of an affair. they were then able to make me and my family's life a misery for months. but that was the sun at its worst . but the sun has been its worst. but the sun has been more restrained this time, largely because i don't think they've got as much as they claim to have. you see, they've got this business about how this boy was paid all this money. where's the grabs, where's where is the evidence of this ? and i is the evidence of this? and i think also, while , you know, no think also, while, you know, no one thought i'm sure they were sad about this, but no one thought i was remotely likely to top i think there's top myself. i think there's a real worry about hugh. and they need quite careful how need to be quite careful how they deal with him because even they deal with him because even th

they're window cleaners, whether they're running fish stalls, whether they're pawnbrokers, anybody dodiss is predominantly in cash , is being given a hard time cash, is being given a hard time by the banks and in some cases, in fact, thousands of cases simply being closed down. we know that money laundering goes on. we know that money laundering with the international drugs trade happens on a huge scale. but it seems to me the way the banks are dealing with this is punishing the innocent . punishing the innocent. >> yeah, but i think you're talking about something different there. yeah, but it's still yeah, it's still still banking. yeah, it's still banking. you're determined to have banks. i am? have a go at the banks. i am? >> yeah. well, not >> yeah. well, i'm not necessarily your on that. >> generally. i mean, i think people are always very critical of the fact that of banks and the fact that they're too money, they're making too much money, which you've already made a point on this programme. and also when things are getting difficult and bank accounts are sometimes closed, people

dodi and the climate emergency. dodi and the government are moving to slowly.about opinions. what is yours? mark gb news dot com. let's get reaction now from my top pundits this evening. delighted to welcome political commentator and the uk director of a group . i love the sound of of a group. i love the sound of the common sense society. emma webb , author, journalist and webb, author, journalist and broadcaster michael crick and former bbc chief political correspondent john sergeant. ladies and gentlemen, great to have you in the studio. emma webb this is a new low for me, a private occasion, a wedding , an private occasion, a wedding, an ex politician completely unaccepted . well, i think it's unaccepted. well, i think it's completely disgraceful . completely disgraceful. >> and i think it shows that . i >> and i think it shows that. i mean, they have they have mean, they they have they have crossed the in crossed the line in a fundamental way. it's an unwritten rule that you don't disrupt people's private occasions like this . and i you occasions like this.

they're window cleaners, whether they're running fish stalls, whether they're pawnbrokers, anybody dodi is predominantly in cash , is being given a hard time cash, is being given a hard time by the banks and in some cases, in fact, thousands of cases simply being closed down. we know that money laundering goes on. we know that money laundering with the international drugs trade happens on a huge scale. but it seems to me the way the banks are dealing with this is punishing the innocent . punishing the innocent. >> yeah, but i think you're talking about something different there. yeah, but it's still yeah, it's still still banking. yeah, it's still banking. you're determined to have banks. i am? have a go at the banks. i am? >> yeah. well, i'm not necessarily on that. >> generally. i mean, i think people are always very critical of the fact that of banks and the fact that they're too much they're making too much money, which made which you've already made a point this programme. and point on this programme. and also when things are getting difficult and bank accounts are sometimes closed

>> i think my wife is my guiding dodi . don't drink that. don't dodi. don't drink that.s. eat that. do this. take this. take the other . but no, she's fantastic. >> well, i'll be honest. you look incredible. frankly, you could be on stage as well as. as well as backstage. given those those hollywood good looks that you've got. let's let's talk about the entertainment business generally. cinemas is something you've invested in and that's been a hard area , particularly been a hard area, particularly dunng been a hard area, particularly during the pandemic. do you think you can bounce back? >> i think cinemas will bounce back. they're in for a great month. they've got obviously indiana jones there. they've indiana jones out there. they've got barbie , they've mission got barbie, they've got mission impossible . they've got a list impossible. they've got a list of movies that this month should give month. yeah so give them a great month. yeah so i think it comes back. i mean, look, can't beat going look, you can't beat going to the cinema if the presentation is good. exactl

we cannot comprehend the enormity dodi of the pain they must feel and our hearts go out to them.the local communities in solihull and those across the west midlands and further afield that we know were deeply affected by this terrible tragedy . i would also terrible tragedy. i would also like to take this opportunity to pay like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to all of those who tried to save the boys members of the public, colleagues from the emergency services and the doctors and nurses from the children's hospital and heartlands hospital. children's hospital and heartlands hospital . all my own heartlands hospital. all my own local officers were the first to arrive on the scene within minutes of the initial call and tried so desperately to rescue the boys that afternoon . with the boys that afternoon. with many wading into subzero water up to their necks to form a human chain , they had no special human chain, they had no special equipment but bravely smashed their way through the ice with their way through the ice with their batons and fists in a bid to find the boys

dodi their own country.ld , they've chucked wethersfield, they've chucked out loyal service families with a week's notice and put them into new houses. i'm not saying they don't deserve good accommodation , the military accommodation, the military families, but you know , that's families, but you know, that's a cost. that's their camilla tominey. there's many other costs as well . your biggest cost costs as well. your biggest cost is to us, as you know, we are the ones who are paying the price for it. excuse the pun, on my name . my name. >> well, yeah , yeah, i suppose. >> well, yeah, yeah, i suppose. isuppose >> well, yeah, yeah, i suppose. i suppose in this case, the price is wrong. if you'll excuse that as well. look, just one more quick one with you while i've got you. please if that's all right. i'm just going to because you're. you're around the right? know it the area right? so you know it better i do. i don't better than i do. i don't i can't see exactly what's happening this this now happening outs

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dodi at whether there was any criminality . dodi at the whether there was any criminality.w, of course, there was an email sent the next day. they didn't get a reply from the complete onent the family member . and of course they tried one phone call which was two and a half weeks later and then nothing else was done . no other nothing else was done. no other emails, no telephone call to the complainant, emails, no telephone call to the complainant , to the family complainant, to the family members to try to chase this up until the sun approached the bbc with with their story. and it was only at that point as well that huw edwards was told about the very serious allegations that had been made some seven weeks earlier . weeks earlier. >> now, mark, while you're there , there's some breaking news coming through on a story you've been covering for us as home affairs editor. we're being told the government has now been given go ahead to bring its given the go ahead to bring its supreme court challenge the supreme court challenge over the rwanda deportation policy. this is the la

and really dodi, if you think that the legal world, the so—called activist lawyers, are going to letwe may all be mr taken if we thought that it's just the practicalities of doing it, how long it would happen. but effectively all you're doing is , look, when i was an immigration officer, we used to have a police station nearby where people were held while their cases were being considered or a further examination point, as it was described at one point. well, all you're doing, if you're having something much on a bigger scale , all on an island bigger scale, all on an island is just having a further examination point . but what examination point. but what you've then got to do is be decisive and act quickly, and that's never going to happen, unfortunately . now, patrick, can unfortunately. now, patrick, can i can i just say one thing on, on, on, on what the people want . oh, okay. yeah, a few, a few a few weeks ago in fact on nigel farage's programme, i launched that the cut immigration .co.uk petition page thousands of people have already signed up to it. the frankly, the public wan

some intense downpours across downpours likely across scotland, dodi scotland, especially dodi throughternoon and even some thunderstorms possible here. again, most places on the cool side with temperatures, high teens low 20s at best, that teens or low 20s at best, that warm feeling inside from boxed boilers proud sponsors of weather on radio. >> i'm welcome back to the live desk now. us president joe biden has asserted the us uk relationship is rock solid dunng relationship is rock solid during a well, a sunlit summit in the garden of number ten. earlier >> but it could be on shaky ground as the two men head to the nato summit in lithuania. they disagree on supplying cluster munitions to president zelenskyy as well as how ukraine should join should, as well as how ukraine should join nato . how ukraine should join nato. president biden is now heading to windsor in the beast to meet king charles for tea . he's king charles for tea. he's expected to arrive there in the next couple of minutes where they're expected to discuss pressing action on climate change, which is my maybe why he l

dodi services very appropriate. dodi dr. mahoney just to _ services very appropriate. dodi dr.they aeet tee r— their gp in the way that they used to? i don't— their gp in the way that they used to? r:r:::r e used to? i don't know. i was a gp for nearly 30 years and i have been retired for ten years. i think the virtual methods of consultation have their place, but they're not exclusive be the best way of doing things and actually at some point a lot of patients need to be examined and they to have to jump they seem to have to jump through hoops of consults and triage before they get seen, when probably is obvious from when it probably is obvious from the beginning that they to the beginning that they need to be follow ups be seen in examined follow ups and other consultations can take place over the phone or or by by by the media. we're using now or whatever. but but gp people are getting the impression that gps are becoming very inaccessible and the worry is of course is the less vocal people and perhaps the more socially disadvantaged will be those who suffer the most with no