dougie beattie dougie, what's the latest ? dougie, what's the latest?d have made gb news made several arrests of these protesters. these are anti—immigration protesters. these are middle class people. and as you can see, the guards are pushing me up the road here. they want us away from this. and you could see sorry for the language that's coming here, but you can see what they've done. they've cleared the bridge at the bottom of o'connell street by this lot. this line of riot police, and they've had enough and decided 5:00 they're going to push them off the bridge in o'connell street and push them forward. and there is a lot of anger here at this minute in time. guardians of the peace. >> so dougie beattie, as we were explaining to the to our viewers earlier on this has been precipitated by a huge rise in immigration and asylum seekers. dougie, stay safe there. someone's giving you grief. i can see that on the front line. 25,000 asylum seekers expected this year, 50,000 since 2019. we're going to cut back to dougie beattie shortly. and just to explain

and she called and said dougie, because she can call me dougie. and they actually did it.he decision had leaked out, she had said we actually did it. that rage she had, that anger she had, she turned it into action for these past years, and she will continue to act on that. my dear darling daughter ella, who usually text me about dad stuff when she texts -- she does, she is actually good about it. she is great about it. but if you remember what you texted me this day. i got this text right after, called. horrible day. time to fight. i'm angry and i don't want to stand by silently. we must do something about this. this was right to me. and then my mother, who you may have met my mother at the convention. my mom was upset, too. because women in her generation, her included, they were out fighting for equal rights in the 1960's and early 1970's. they were fighting for these abortion rights that were codified in roe v. wade. her reaction was how was it possible that now a woman in her 80's who had enjoyed all these rights and her generation had fought for these rights, and her

beattie dougie been on the front line of this protest all day.. and then we saw a line of gardai forming up kettled them down the streets. for those who didn't see the show earlier, can you explain to viewers what made those protesters to take the streets of dublin today ? of dublin today? >> well, yes, martin, i've just listened to your former guest and i thought to myself, how similar, the problem is here in the republic of ireland. now, the republic of ireland. now, the republic of ireland. now, the republic of ireland has seen a massive increase in undocumented immigrants coming in to the island. and the people here are very, very worried, number one, about their safety with undocumented young men coming in. but they're also realists. they are sitting saying, hold on, we haven't got the infrastructure for this. ireland is a beautiful country. it's a modern european country, but it only has a population of just over 5 million in the south and 2 million in the north. and over the last years, the taxation that they have paid has done very well f

. >> jesse: aliens, hoaxes, and dougie mcdouble ahead on prime time.(v [ ♪♪ ]oy >> jesse: new hoax alert. last night j.d. vance said soft targets like schools should be hardened against school shooters. watch. >> i really do believe this. i don't like this. i don't like to admit this. i don'tal to admit this is aic if a of life. but if you are a psycho and want to make headlines, you realize our schools are soft targets. and we have to bolster security after our schools so that a person who walks through the front door. [ applause ] >> we have gotta bolster security so if a psycho wants to walk in and kill a bunch of people, they're not able to. >> jesse: j.d. vance says shooters are a fact of life and called for better security. this headline was so dishonest that the wire service came under major fire and then had to change the headline to j.d. vance says he laments that school shootings are a fact of life and calls for better security. the kamala harris campaign which is losing momentum fast and still knowing what j.d. vance said and meant malicious

our reporter dougie beattie is on the ground now. dougie, what's the scene ? outside the gpo. >> where of course, ireland basically won its freedom back in 1916 as they see it. but really, what is happening here, tom, is this is middle class working people and a lot of businessmen. and amongst this as well, i've been covering this for about two years and people were saying, oh, it's working class people, etc. it's not. it's far from it. these people have have arrived here today. they're going to march up to the doyle. they basically their westminster where it has come back after its summer recess, and they intend to tell the politicians there no more immigration. they're not against legal immigration, they are against the thousands. and thousands of people that have been brought into ireland, set up a tent cities. and i mean, if i just look out, out here, i could see signs everywhere. coolock thornton, kerry, etc. they're coming from all over the country to tell the irish government, you are our political representatives and you are not listening to what is go

be president and at that point, june of 2022, i had never heard her more upset and called to say dougie, they actually did it. they actually did it and found out the supreme court overturned roe v wade and immediately after that i got a text from ella. ella, please text me more. silentlyment you need to do something about this. she was one of the women out there fight r for equal rights and fighting for reproductive freedoms and people like my mother thought this was something they'd never have to talk about again. remember what they said. we'll uphold precedence and honor the decisiveness. see how that went. hearing from my mother and she said, honey, you need to do something about this. so two and a half years of doing something about this, we are now here today on an issue that is so much worse than we all could have imagined and maybe they imagine it and remember trump said women should be punished for running in 2016 and heard from what's his face. could you imagine being a person like jd vance to feel that way when a woman that's been subject to a violent crime, rape or incest, a

dougie what's the story ? us more. dougie what's the story?mpanies across the uk. >> their books depend on very small profit margins, and that's mainly because of net zero. these companies have to really look after what goes into the atmosphere, and it adds on many, many costs to them and makes them very uncompetitive. but next on this one for harland and wolff is the protocol. the framework document that boris johnson and then rishi sunak put in place, which means that 25% of levies are put on goods that are coming from britain. so the likes of british steel supplying steel here for the three warships, it's meant to be made here. of course they will not. they will have to have 25% paid up front to make sure that those goods do not go into the european union after that, after they prove that they haven't gone into the european union, after those ships are made, well, then they can claim it back. and of course, that is causing major problems for cash flow inside firms like this. and the civil service here really do not understand cash flow. the

gb news northern ireland reporter dougie beattie has this reporter dougie beattie has this report on >> sam hanna is a third generation farmer who will eventually take over the business. but to stay competitive, he has had to put in substantial investment, milking parlour buildings and all would have been 300 to 350,000. >> we've invested, i had a loan for 100,000 on it to, try to improve the farm, make it more economic, and more beneficial towards us going forward. we already pay our income tax each yean already pay our income tax each year, and our assets are also included in our income tax. each yeah included in our income tax. each year. so if we have more assets or more , stock or more, or more, stock or more, machinery, where that's all taken into our tax bill. so if we're going to until an inheritance tax or go in that direction, why should we be paying direction, why should we be paying in tax on stuff that's already been taxed every year? >> in 1974, harold wilson scraped into pa he immediately settled with the unions, but to pay settled with the unions, but to pay the bill,

. >> all right, dougie.ember when someone rushed the stage in the last campaign and doug ran out of the audience, leapt on to the stage to protect his wife. i don't know if you've had spent much time with the second gentleman, dana. what did you make of andy sandberg's impression of him? >> now that you can satirize because he's an ordinary person. but hey look, he's the second gentlemen but part of that is being chivalrous. >> as always thank you for coming to this sunday show and putting up with this particular block of snl. remember the geese are watching. coming up, as mentioned as mentioned, as mentioned, we will talk about dana millbanks brand new book, we'll just talk about it when it comes back. you're watching the sunday show. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped m

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over. on the 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> up next, as he meets donald trump in the united states, can sir keir starmer be trusted with the special relationship? and phone number to >> i blocked the phone number to start with. >> i say get your entries in. if i can win it, anybody can win it for another chance to win £36,000 in tax free cash. >> text cash to 632321. entry cost £2 plus one standard network rate message or text bonus to 632325 entries. cost £5 plus one standard network rate message. you can enter online at gbnews.com/win . entries cost £2 gbnews.com/win. entries cost £2 or post your name and to number gb08, p0 or post your name and to number gb08, po box 8690. derby d19 dougie did with the special relationship chloe dobbs? >> not really. i mean, we've got david lammy, our foreign secretary. >> silence of the lambs. >> silence of the lambs. >> he's called trump a racist. and what

and she called to say "dougie, they actually did it, they actually did it."nd that was the moment that i found out that the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. i got it right from her. literally immediately after that, i got a text from ella, and i don't hear from her all the time. ella, please text me more. [laughter] but at that point, she was furious as well. she was 23 at the time. she's 25 now and she texted me. i wrote it down. "horrible, horrible, horrible day. time to fight. i'm angry and i don't want to stand by silently. you need to do something about this." [cheers and applause] some of you might have met my mother at the convention. she's 83 now, but she was 81 at the time. i heard from her right after i heard from ella. now i do hear from my mom all the time. [laughter] but not about this. and she said essentially the same thing. now remember, she was 81 two years ago, which meant in the 1960's and early 1970's, she was one of those women out there fighting for equal rights, fighting for reproductive freedom. and people like my mother thought t

happy anniversary, dougie. >> stephen: ooh. [cheers and applause] who let the dougs out?ry she didn't have a gift for you tonight. if you wait a couple months, she might get you a new house. that is a chin stroker. incredibly powerful speech. early on harris talked about the lessons she learned from her mother. >> she taught us to never complain about injustice but do something about it. do something about it. that was my mother. she also taught us, and never do anything half-assed. >> stephen: "i always do everything full assed." during the convention, he truthed this, "walz was an assistant coach, not a coach." oh, my god. oh, my god. of course he was an assistant coach, you know what that means. walz is only qualified to be some sort of vice president. if you think about it. [cheers and applause] good catch. good catch. harris told the crowd she knows the gravity of the job ahead of her and she's ready. >> you can always trust me to put country above party and self. to hold sacred america's fundamental principles from the rule of law to free and fair elections to the p

so you watch this video from dougie beattie and we'll have a little snack, shall we?r the business. but to stay competitive, he is hard to put in substantial investment. >> milking parlour buildings and all would have been 300 to 350,000. we've invested. i had a loan for 100,000 on it to, try to improve the farm, make it more economic and more beneficial towards us going forward. we already pay our income tax each year, and our assets are also included in our income tax each year. so if we have more assets or more , stock have more assets or more, stock or more, machinery, that's all taken into our tax bill. so if we're going on to an inheritance tax or going that direction, why should we be spending tax on stuff that's already been taxed every year? >> in 1974, harold wilson scraped into power. he immediately settled with the unions. but to pay the bill, he introduced the capital transfer tax , designed to tax those with tax, designed to tax those with assets. family, businesses and farms were hit the hardest and this drove up the price of food and hampered economic

dougie fresh just sat down with hall of fame football player michael strahan to redefine and reimaginend if she become first gentleman will that say about defining the gender roles and about masculinity. >> a man supporting a woman and looking a woman is the right thing to do. and when some women succeeds it's not like some man somewhere is not succeeding. there's is binary thinking where it's either or. no it's both. we lift up women. we lift a society. >> if they succeed then trump doesn't succeed to actually is. that's not all. tenant in assistant football coach a car guy. when he's not using the sendzik a cheerleader he's getting them dirty under the hood. pretending to be a mechanic and a camel hat. >> this thing old-school carburetor. you can always tell something about somebody's maintenance 1 how cleaner air filter is. to be able to work on this thing you've got a manual. it shows you exactly what to do to fix things on this. donald trump and jd vance have a manual called project 2025 and it's a way to stick it to the middle class by giving tax cuts to the wealthiest. >> white

derby d19, dougie beattie uk only entrants must be 18 or over.n the 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening watching on demand. >> now, cancer research uk has found that roughly half of people experiencing cancer symptoms don't contact their doctor for six months. >> they say one of the most common reasons people are putting off a visit to the gp is because of one long waiting list guilt about putting more strain on the nhs as well. >> well, let's talk about this some more. these are the findings from a health information manager at cancer research uk, amy hesse. good morning to you amy. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for having me. >> this is worrying isn't it? because we know the thing about cancer is catching it early. if you want the best possible outcome, you know, is this a change? are we seeing more people more reluctant to come forward? and is this a crisis with, you know, poor access to our doctors? >> so, as you say , spotting >> so, as you say, spotting cancer at an early stage means treatment is m

gb news, county down. >> dougie beattie.'re reporting lots of farmers. >> watch us. especially in the early hour. 6:00. because they're up, aren't they? up an atom, if this affects you, get in touch. let us know how you would feel. because you know so many farms, it makes us a green and pleasant land, doesn't it? we'd be lost without our farms. and yet, you know, inheritance tax, if it is brought in in the budget and increase there, it will have a huge, disproportionate impact on the farming community. >> the argument is, of course, that this is money that's already been taxed. the estates have been. you've worked hard all your life. you've paid income tax, maybe capital gains tax and then when you pass and you want to pass on your hard graft to your kids, they tax it again. i mean, i think it's legalised theft if you ask me. but anyway, very quick your say before we get to your weather talking about colonising mars, i don't know how we went down that rabbit hole. >> oh, really? okay, >> oh, really? okay, >> robert said woul

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over.tening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> so coming up next we'll be talking about the winter fuel allowance, the huge backlash across the nation as 438 labour mps voted to kill that winter fuel allowance off. could there be a political backlash? i'll be discussing that next. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back. it's 521. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. we are now joined by the former labour party mp stephen pound to talk about the winter fuel allowance vote this week of course, 438 labour mps voted to scrap the winter fuel allowance. the £300 allowance for 10 million british venturers pensioners. now, every single person who voted to scrap this, every single member of parliament was a labour member of parliament, 438 out of 438. there were 53 abstentions and the great majority of them were also the labour party, and i'm joined now by the former labour mp stephen pound. stephen pound, always a pleasure to have you on t

derby d19 dougie beattie uk. only entrants must be 18 or over.h of please check the time if listening or >> welcome back. you're watching and listening to breakfast with elli and anne. we've just been comparing cookies. >> it's really interesting. >> it's really interesting. >> yeah, because you can tell you look at somebody's, laptop as i was looking there and i can tell what sort of things you've been looking for recently or what i've been talking. the adverts are coming up and they're targeting you with the same stuff workwear, timeless pieces. and i just found out that i bought a vacuum cleaner two days ago. arrived yesterday. it was really good fun. i'm vacuuming. good fun, but it was really powerful one. and it's here on offer for nearly £100 less. >> there's nothing worse. is there? i went into a furniture shop yesterday. i bought a piece of furniture last month and i went in yesterday and it was £300 cheaper. >> you can sometimes take it back and get the difference back though. really? yeah, i've done that before. >> i feel like i've used

derby d19 dougie beattie uk. only entrants must be 18 or oven only entrants must be 18 or over.00 pm on the 25th of october. check the closing if listening or watching if listening backtching if listening back in|ing if listening back in 1999, coming solskjaer back in 1999, coming off the bench for manchester united in the second half and scoring four goals at nottingham forest in an eight two, eight one victory. but this is different because it was this was match winning. >> oh, that must have been wonderful to watch. >> it was, and i should say as well. he hit the post before and he had a goal disallowed before he had a goal disallowed before he scored his first goal. >> so he basically had six. >> so he basically had six. >> yeah. and he, he missed a brilliant chance in the second half as well. but he looks absolutely outstanding. >> and the crowd must have gone completely wild. >> well now chelsea are in a decent position now. they were ridiculed over the summer for spending all this money, and they spent well over £1 billion in transfer fees, and it seems to be a throw mud

derby d19, dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over.he 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck! >> still to come , liverpool's >> still to come, liverpool's unbeaten record in the premier league is gone, marking the end of their honeymoon period. aidan magee will tell us all about it next. okay, so aidan is to here explain the sport to us because i'm not sure i know what's going on. yes you do. >> well, i always know liverpool's honeymoon is over. >> yes, indeed. well, look, they've got a new manager taking over from jurgen klopp. arne slot. he's had three out of three. three, three out of three, three, three out of three wins in the opening his opening month of the season. so it looks as if they're going to make a make. yeah, i'd say so. that was a fair way of putting it. but then if nottingham forest come to town, they've not won at anfield since 1969, the year he took that honeymoon. this is the year that the man on the moon, neil armstrong. and so they go and win there. i was thin

dougie mcdoubles, a prime time investigation. her lie? >> jesse: you are going to have to watch. >> judge jeanine: okay, jessica? >> jessica: voters are going to be hanging on every word of that one. >> jesse: don't lie about mcdonald's. >> jessica: bear news. might want to watch your back the next time you enjoy outdoor snack. kid in colorado eating popcorn, bear sneaks up behind him. walks closer and closer, seemingly interested in the popcorn, the boy remained completely unaware of the sneaky animal as it came within a foot of his head. luckily the boy's father saw the scene unfold and luckily scared the bear away. >> judge jeanine: wow. all right, katy? >> >> katie: get your own popcorn, bear. halloween around the corner and chipotle spicing up the spooky season new line of costumes inspired by mexican food chain stores. a napkin water cup burrito or to go bag. >> jesse: what we will be wearing. >> katie: gang outfit. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us, everybody. >> bret: hey, judge, let me join the gang? >> judge jeanine: y

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over. the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> now coming up, i'll be speaking with harry miller from fair cop to discuss a truly bizarre visit to a young girl, a 19 year old, by an anti—terrorist unit who asked her whether she was right wing and confiscated her helmet. you couldn't make it up. more on this next on martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel >> hi there, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm going to take a second to tell you all about my show dewbs& co. we start off with the issues of the day. we then bring in both sides of the arguments. we get rid of the disrespect and then you throw me into the mix and trust me, i'll tell it exactly how it is. and then of course, the magic ingredient. you at home, we mix it all together. and what have we got? in my opinion, the best debate show in town. monday to friday, 6 to 7 on gb news, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 4:25. i'm martin daubn

after the dobbs decision came down, she called me right away and she was on air force 2 and said dougielly did it and we knew it was coming. but the fact that the supreme court would take away a fundamental right that had been on the books for 50 years, a right that my mom, now 83, back in the day was fighting for equality and abortion rights. the first person i heard for after kamala was ella, 23 at the time. she texted me and said we need to fight and we need to do something about this. and then i literally heard from my mom saying the same thing. and think about this. my 83-year-old mother is going to enjoy more rights than ella? this is wrong. this is because of donald trump and he ran on a platform of women should be punished for seeking abortion and he said that. there is video. he ran on a platform appointing a supreme court justice who would overturn roe v. wade and they did that. he is for a national abortion ban. make no mistake. where he said he will be the protector of women, that is yet more lies and gaslighting. >> he also said women won't have to think about it if i am el

want right through the app and it can even help you try and get a refund but when we started feeding dougie, the farmer's dog, who'd lost so much weight, proportion packs makes it really easy to keep him lean and healthy in the morning, he flies up the stairs there's an option of online bed in the past, he would not have been able to do any of those things. sure. this misprint prince business cards. but we also print these and those and agree that we print your brand on everything. so customers can notice you remember, you can fall in love can.com and give paid when you say captured and brought to you by rula law, iconic brands up to 70% off retail had rula law.com at rubella he never faithful sees the deals on top before their car sounds today. >> brian walmart jimenez will get back to wolf blitzer in a moment, but we want to update you on other stories going on, including the race to the white house headed to the battleground state of wisconsin. today, where the escalating situation in the middle east could become a hot topic. now this afternoon, former president trump will hold a rally i

she was actually on air force two, and she said, dougie, they actually did it.t the fact that the supreme court would take away a fundamental right that had been on the books for 50 years, right who my mom who is now 83, back in the day was fighting for equality, abortion rights, and the first person i heard from after, look was ella, and she texted me, and i was like, we need to fight. we need to do something about this. then i literally heard from my mom saying the same thing. then, think about this. my 83-year-old mother is somehow going too enjoy more rights than ella? it is wrong. this is all because of donald trump. he ran on a platform of women should be punished for seeking an abortion. he said that. there is video. he ran on a platform of appointing supreme court justices who would overturn roe v wade. they did just that. and he is for a national abortion ban. make no mistake, he says i will be the protector of women, that is more lies and more gas lighting. >> he says women won't have to think about if i am elected. >> women, mentally, should be furiou

derby, de one nine dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over.er. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . good luck. >> okay, so coming up on the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press. oh, and tory attack dog carol vorderman had a change of heart. >> i apologise. do you think he should apologise? i think i definitely do , yeah. definitely do, yeah. >> little bit of buyer's remorse. i'll bring you that soon. but first, both labour mps hoping to chair the women and equalities committee think trans women are women . so it can women are women. so it can labour be trusted to protect women's rights? former tory minister andrea jenkyns certainly doesn't think so. she's live and she's next. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now, the two labour mps vying to become the chair of the women and equalities committee both believe that trans women are women. the implication there being they don't know what a woman is. kate osborne and sarah owen have previously slammed campaign groups

derby d19, dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over. p.m. on the 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck. >> okay, still to come . thames >> okay, still to come. thames water were handed a record breaking £104 million fine for pumping raw sewage into our rivers, but now your bills could be about to rise in order to fund a government bailout of this debt ridden company. sorry, but isn't this just another slap in the face for hard working brits? and why can't we just let them go bust? i'll be joined by them go bust? i'll be joined by the founder of waterways protection, philip greenwood, very soon. but up next. teachers are the latest group to benefit from labour's workers rights bonanza. so the government is announcing plans to let teachers do marking and planning away from the classroom . but should from the classroom. but should teachers really be allowed to work from home, especially when we have kids turning up to school at the moment, unable to speak english or go to the bathrooms

derby d19, dougie beattie uk only entrants must be 18 or over.check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck i watching on demand. good luck! >> coming up, i will have the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages straight off the press. oh, and it's kicked off in lebanon again, to say the least . tric award . find say the least. tric award. find out . and next, a labour run out. and next, a labour run council in wales has scrapped free transport for school pupils, but made an exception for welsh speaking students. isn't this a little bit racist? i'm sorry, i'm laughing, but i just find this absolutely bonkers. and that's what i'll be asking the conservative member of the senate for south wales west , tom gifford, when he of the senate for south wales west, tom gifford, when he joins me live. also, we do have some exclusive polling to bring you, which mark will be sifting through later on in the show as well, about where tory party members are at when it comes to their next leader and the direction of the party. so

there's something - different about dougie. game on. come to the cotswolds.up there. yes, that'd be good, wouldn't it? jilly cooper has lived in the village of bisley in the cotswolds for more than 40 years. what was it? it was a monks' dormitory. 14th century monks' dormitory. can you imagine what they got up to? well, her books never left much to the imagination. dubbed bonkbusters, they were packed with cavorting in the countryside. and she was very relieved when she saw the new tv version. ha! it's fun. it's quite naughty too. of the first episode. i know, i know, i know, i saw that. that was not in the book. and the men are weaker. and so therefore there's not so much sexual desire between them. despite your money... that's not a problem her anti—hero, rupert campbell—black, ever had. here played by alex hassell. rupert campbell—black, - champion showjumper put out to pasture is an arrogant brat. and back in the �*80s, the idea ofjilly cooper and disney teaming up would have seemed remarkable. i love disney as a child. dumbo and bambi and all that sort o

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over. on the 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> up next, as he meets donald trump in the united states, can sir keir starmer be trusted with the special relationship? and you don't want to miss this. i'll be making the case for celebrating englishness and explaining what it actually is. see did with the special relationship chloe dobbs? >> not really. i mean, we've got david lammy, our foreign secretary. >> silence of the lambs. >> silence of the lambs. >> he's called trump a racist. and what, like a neo—nazi sympathiser or something like that? i just wonder at this dinner because david lammy was there. it was not just keir starmer and trump is. did they address the elephant in the room? did they say, oh, i'm sorry, i said that didn't really mean it? or did they just not mention it the whole time? both sides thinking, oh, is this going to come up? is this going to come up? i would love to know how

but she has an alibi, ali here she can't fly commercial because she's worried milet dougis joining theile high club with somebody. >> nanny. not good. oh, maith so nyn, that's cold. that is cold. member i'm sure everybody remembers when hillary clinton hilled trump. right. or call deplorables back in 16., now, she apologized for her comment. now she's justhe doubling down. op-ed washington post wednesday, clinton discussed dou her 2016 comments saying that it got to an important truth, quote, if anything, deplorable is too kin deplod a word for the hate and violent extremism we've seen from some trump supportervs . wow. i guess we're not very well liked by hillary, are we? w now, hillary should stick to doing what she does best, whicshe doich ish is xanax. okay. this woman really is a straye. cat. >> we fed once. she's a stray cat that we fed wt once who won't go away. seriously, twitter needs a buttonseriousl called who askd you because nobody cares. but they keep lining up theses interviews because bill just wants to get her out of thbecaue house. >> okay. that's what we have here. o

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derby d19 dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over.at 5 pm. on the 25th of october. please check the closing time if or watching on good luck >> carabao cup last night. paul will run you through what happened. >> i still want the job to do the football results. yes, i still think i'd be good. >> you do them, you have that job. >> chelsea five. barrow nil. nil. so, chelsea , i mean barrow nil. so, chelsea, i mean barrow are there in league two. so it should be easy for chelsea. so they made a few changes in fact 11 changes they made. and even with their 11 changes they're worth over £400 million. so it should have been. you got nato felix mudrik and kunku who scored a hat trick. ben chilwell played so these are all very, very good footballers that can't get a look in in the first side and then in the first team and then came through. so they won very easily yesterday. yeah okay manchester city two. >> are these over. >> are these over. >> are these one leg or two legs at this stage. >> oh there's one. so not only are they just one leg t

derby d19, dougie beattie uk only entrants must be 18 or over.ck the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> good luck. still to come , >> good luck. still to come, should we introduce safe and legal routes to the uk for those seeking asylum? be debating that after this very quick break. dillian whyte. so that. >> hello. welcome back. downing street has said there are no plans to introduce further safe and legal routes for asylum seekers coming to the uk. >> well, this comes after a number 10 spokesperson said we already have a number of safe and legal routes and the priority is making sure we have a fit and functioning asylum system. >> but with the home office revealing on saturday that mega figure 801 illegal migrants crossing the english channel, a record number since labour came into power in fact, should we introduce safe and legal routes to the uk for those seeking asylum? >> well, to debate this this morning we're joined by the director of the sanctuary foundation, doctor krish kandia

derby d19, dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over.watching on demand. good luck ! watching on demand. good luck! >> we are away absolutely free paul coyte with all here's paul with what's gone on over the weekend. >> arsenal two. well it was manchester city two. arsenal two. it was a hell of a game. two best sides in the premier league. firstly it was a game. in the first it was a tale of two halves. quite frankly, because then we had ten man arsenal. then had to keep away man city for the whole of the second half. man city got an equaliser right at the very end. suddenly mikel arteta see this is the game. mikel arteta let's see him before the game. if there's a picture of him, i think we've got before and you can see the difference of how he looks, which is quite look, that's him before the game. yes. see, looking concerned but looking confident. this is him after the game. there we are. see? look look very very unhappy. you can see by the look on his face. extremely unhappy about how things gone. so man city two, arsenal two. the ot

dougie played an outstanding innings. obviously we had that little collapse in the middle.and we'd probably search a little bit, but we'd rather go that way than get defensive. sir ben ainslie's team ineos britannia missed the chance to open up an advantage against italy, as they aim to reach the final of sailing's america's cup. the score is tied at 2—2 after both britain and italy took one race each in barcelona. racing continues today and the first to seven wins will progress to challenge current holders new zealand for the america's cup trophy. mark selby beatjohn higgins 10—5 to win his first british open snooker title. the four—time world champion showed signs of his best form as he claimed his first ranking title in 18 months. he picks up the £100,000 winner's cheque and the clive everton trophy in cheltenham. the trophy named after the legendary commentator who passed away yesterday. tadej pogacar has ensured he'll be remembered as one of the greatest male cyclists of all time by winning the road race at the cycling world championships. the world title means he's be

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over. on the 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good >> welcome back to breakfast now. concerns are mounting that the popular weight loss drug ozempic is being sold on the black market. >> well, the national pharmacy association have urged people to avoid buying weight loss injections over the internet. let's be honest, you don't know what you're getting. >> i mean, that is quite obvious, is it not? but research has also revealed that some online pharmacies have prescribed the drug without any regulation. >> well, let's talk to former midwife and weight management expert piroska cavell. good to see you this morning. i mean, what do we think is going on with these weight loss drugs and how people are getting hold of them? >> i think the problem is they've become so widely available and people are just scanning the internet. >> online pharmacies , it's very >> online pharmacies, it's very easy for people to access these medications with little o

derby d19 dougie beattie. uk only entrants must be 18 or over. closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> now this business that council tax and if you are living alone, you could be entitled. you should be entitled to 25% discount and speculation that labour are going to take that labour are going to take that away in the budget. waterford. >> yeah. well look lots of views coming in. but this one from june really sums it up, she says regarding council tax for single people. this again would hit a lot of pensioners who live on their own . that's if rayner their own. that's if rayner bnngs their own. that's if rayner brings it in and i think it's the double whammy. there's lots of headlines yesterday saying why do labour hate older people? and it is predominantly, isn't it, older folk who live alone. so anyway she refused to rule it out. >> i think old people vote conservative. well that'll be why . why. >> could well be it to be cynical. we're going to talk more about this at 8:00. but do sendin

derby d19, dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or oven uk.ing on demand. >> welcome back. let's cross now to oosterbeek in the netherlands at the airborne cemetery where charlie peters, our man on the ground , is commemorating and ground, is commemorating and reporting on the 50th. is it the 50th? 80th. 80th. beg my pardon of operation market garden. charlie peters. good morning. what's the latest ? what's the latest? >> good morning to you both. well, the pipes and drums of the pegasus band, a local band , are pegasus band, a local band, are playing loudly here at the oosterbeek airborne cemetery ahead of a memorial service, which is set to start in the next 45 minutes. people have taken to stand now as the arrival of the veterans from that period enter the princess royal. her royal highness princess anne will be joining shortly alongside the chief of the general staff, sir roly walker and air marshal stringer of the royal air force . we're of the royal air force. we're also expecting to have colonel commandant of the parachute regiment, maj

derby d19, dougie beattie uk only entrants must be 18 or over. october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck i watching on demand. good luck! >> yes, good luck now. still to come, flash flooding, lightning and even tornadoes. what has the weather got in store for us over the weekend? i we've just told haven't we? >> that's about oh, the weather is grim, isn't it? i'm fed up with it. >> me too . but i think the >> me too. but i think the answer is you just need to stay in, get cosy and watch gb news. oh, there you go. make yourself a cuppa. >> well, there is plenty of flash flooding about. actually, the met office issuing an amber weather warning across the midlands and the south of england. >> well, according to the tornado and storm research organisation, the country could also experience lightning and even isolated tornadoes. >> and of course, that's all going to mean train delays, cancellations and interruption to bus services. motorways will be very well. the motorways are very slow at the moment because

derby d19, dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over.m. on the 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> oh good luck with that one. right. okay. shall we talk sport? we'll have all the latest sports news and mr paul coyte is here to deliver it. hello, paul. >> doctor paul coyte, i'll have you know. thank you very much. >> doctor of what? >> doctor of what? >> i'm a doctor of sport, sport. you know what? you know what i really like? there's all the us open stuff. there's football stuff . but the best thing that i stuff. but the best thing that i have for you is three borussia dortmund footballers playing against a hundred kids. >> oh, that is great. >> oh, that is great. >> and that is probably better than jannik sinner winning the us open. so we'll do that. >> all right okay. >> all right okay. >> interesting. thanks, sienna. >> interesting. thanks, sienna. >> sukh all. right. let's go all through the sport with kjt this morning. look, it wasn't the f

derby d19, dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over.th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck. >> and still to come , paul coyte >> and still to come, paul coyte will be back to run you through all of last champions league action. that's and this is gb news with miriam ellie. welcome back to gb news breakfast. it's now time to go through all the latest sports news. and we have paul with us to catch us up on the latest. >> well i'll try my best. i'll let you know. thursday night champions league. there was thursday night champions league, which is rare, but atalanta, who are from bergamo , by the way, in are from bergamo, by the way, in italy, because i like to give a little geography, geographical business. nil. arsenal nil. so arsenal go over there. nil nil. but i think the big talking point of it was, was david raya, who's their goalkeeper, who made an amazing. i'd love to demonstrate it for you , but an demonstrate it for you, but an amazing double save from one from a penalty over one

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over. or watching on >> welcome back. you're watching and listening to gb news with me, chris, hope and ellie costello. >> now a car dealership tycoon , >> now a car dealership tycoon, robert forrester has warned the government that they are coercing the public into buying electric vehicles instead of petrol and diesel cars. >> that's after london mayor sadiq khan confessed a whopping £376,000 is owed in unpaid ulez fines, so we're asking this morning are the public fed up with the green agenda and are drivers being coerced to buy electric? >> well, let's speak now to co—founder of the together association, alan miller , and association, alan miller, and director of the climate media coalition , danica mccarthy, who coalition, danica mccarthy, who joins us now. very good to see you both this morning. and danica, let's start with you. what do you think? >> well, i think actually, if you look at the report in the telegraph, there were two positive things . one is that the positive things. one

derby d19 dougie beattie. uk only entrants must be 18 or over.n the 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck >> welcome back. time to go through all the latest sports stories with paul coyte, who's a bit down in the dumps today. >> the tissues for you here, actually. thanks very much. all right . just keep them on. right. just keep them on. >> i think i'm going to be all right. just keep them on hand. >> okay. >> okay. >> all right. spurs. nil. arsenal one. >> oh, no. >>- >> oh, no. >> put that away. >> put that away. >> you said you'd be nice. >> you said you'd be nice. but you couldn't help yourself. towering header by gabrielle , it towering header by gabrielle, it was another set piece. the thing is, arsenal. what they've got is a set piece coach, which is working extremely well. and the amount of goals that they get from set pieces and corners, whereas you've got arsenal seem to be very good from set pieces , to be very good from set pieces, whereas spurs are a complete opposite when they'r