so this has been ruled over, not governed with dougie beattie gb news , belfast.e beattie gb news, belfast. >> well, the northern ireland department of health previously said on this bill that northern ireland needs to replace outdated public health legislation that is more than 55 years old. we need legislation that covers infection and contamination from biological, chemical and radiological sources and brings us into line with the rest of the uk . with the rest of the uk. >> it is . 617. let's have a look >> it is. 617. let's have a look at some of the other stories heading into the newsroom . heading into the newsroom. >> and p&o ferries owner dp world will attend the international investment summit tomorrow. they had previously threatened to pull out of the event, and a £1 billion port investment. that's after the transport secretary, louise haigh, criticised their employment strategy and called for a boycott. >> lebanon's health ministry says at least 15 people have been killed in the last day by israeli airstrikes on three different villages . that's after

dougie started the sit down by trying to spread the trump dementia hoax, even though we just debunked it. he's dancing on stage like who knows what for 39 straight minutes. he's losing. he's degrading in front of our very eyes. and this is why he's he's putting out all this, this stuff to detract and deflect from what's actually happening. so people out there, you got to push that fog away and look at exactly who he is. he's a degraded version of an already horrible person. he's unfit for any job, let alone president of the united states. and she's awesome. she's ready to do this job. and come on, people, wake up, come on, people, wake up. doesn't sound like the winning message in the home stretch. then andy cohen decided to throw doug a curve ball courtesy of the golden arches. kamala says without evidence that she worked at mcdonald's. did doug dime on his wife and say she never worked the fry station? no. he doubled down on her story. you and your wife both worked at mcdonald's. what is your what's your mcdonald's order? i was a quarter pounder with with cheese guy. it's still just

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm.th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> next up is kemi badenoch, the only true conservative in the tory leadership race. i'll be asking my guest, tory leadership race. i'll be asking my guest , scottish tory leadership race. i'll be asking my guest, scottish mp badenoch andrew bowie. that's welcome back. now, in a very special take at ten, i'll be deaung special take at ten, i'll be dealing with ian hislop on have i got news for you, who has launched an extraordinary attack on gb news. i'll be dealing with hislop in no uncertain terms at ten. you won't want to miss it if you're just joining us. this always happens when i'm on air. unfortunately, an assassination attempt has been made on donald trump for the third time. now. this was not a physical attack on donald trump. somebody carrying multiple firearms yesterday in coachella in california was apprehended by the police. this individual is now in

. >> dougy, there they are. thank you. >> how many you want? what are you getting? >> this is my go to, original nacho cheese. >> how is debate prep going? >> well, haven't had it today. >> laura: as the election draws to a close, more americans are seeing who the real champion is here. this is not first time trump has shown appreciation for the working people. >> i'll try doing your job, it will not be easy. >> don't do it too well. >> i will help with the bags, you did not expect this? >> take a dog, go outside, it is freezing, you walk around. it is not that easy. >> be careful. >> room service. >> look at this. this is serious room service. i hope you give me a nice big fat tip. i like this job. >> maybe you should come help me all the time. >> laura: can you picture kamala doing this? she is raising billion dollars from wall street and silicon valley. her campaign and party committees raised $378 million in september alone, more than double what trump raised. while democrats like to obsess about elon musk support for trump and giving away a million dollars. she

. >> oh, dougie, there they are. >> what have you got?ese are just my go, to the original, not just cheese. >> how is debate prep going? >> well, having had it today. [laughter] >> laura: the truth is as the elections draws to a close more americans are seeing hot real champion of the working people is here. and, in fact, this isn't the first time trump has shown appreciation for the working people. >> i'm going to try doing your job. >> don't do it too well. >> did you not expect this. >> did i not expect this. >> take your dog go outside, it's freezing and walk around for a while. it's not that easy. okay? be careful. [knocking] >> room service. look at this. this is serious room service. i hope you give me a nice big fat tip. i like this job me a. >> maybe you should come help me all the time. >> laura: can you picture kamala doing that? of course she is too busy raising a million dollars in receipt and silicon valley. according to the "new york times" her campaign and party committees raised a staggering $378 million in september alon

new daily mail report outlining shocking allegations against kamala's husband, the second gentleman dougie. according to the report he's accused of forcefully slapping his ex-girlfriend in 2012 for flirting with another man while at the cannes film festival event in france. we have not dependently verify the claims allegedly made by 3 of friends to the daily mail. they never spoke with the alleged victim. doug emhoff's representative gave a statement denying all allegations. we also reached out for statement and have not heard back. will continue to monitor that story. this allegation comes after he was forced to admit that he impregnated his kid's teacher while married to his first wife. okay. if it was a trump allegation you think the media would be all over it? and pretty sure. it with reaction 12 tonight stories we have hoover institution senior fellow viktor davis hanson fox news computer jason chaffetz and the host of making money charles payne. victor start with you. i spoke with governor desantis and i spoke with brian kemp. as this hurricane was about to hit land and when it just

derby d19 dougie beattie uk only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm.'s >> we're going to talk about m15's director general ken mccallum, who spoke out yesterday, and he warned russia has attempted to cause mayhem on the streets of britain. >> yes, this comes as he claimed britain is facing a growing threat from isis and al—qaeda, as well as from russia. and he talked, excuse me, about the number of children being investigated for terrorism rising dramatically. >> we're also seeing far too many cases of very young people being drawn into poisonous onune being drawn into poisonous online extremism . sadly, 13% of online extremism. sadly, 13% of all those being investigated by mi5 all those being investigated by m15 for involvement in uk terrorism are under 18. that's a three fold increase in the last three fold increase in the last three years. >> the views now of former divisional commander in the metropolitan police, dai davies. dai, good morning to you. why do you think ken mccallum was so pubuc you think ken mccallum was so public yesterday ? public

derby d19 dougie beattie uk. only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm.ing on demand. good luck ! watching on demand. good luck! >> now there's an interesting debate coming up next. there's a report from the police federation, which is saying its members are very nervous, just very uneasy about reporting problems and offences from people who are of an ethnic minority position because the cops feel they could get in trouble it over racism. what's the real story now we've got a very interesting story coming up now, which features the chairman of the metropolitan police federation, who we are going to have live on the programme after 9:00, just after 9:00 this morning. he has said that white officers worry they hesitate when dealing with ethnic minorities. why? >> over fears that they could be investigated on the grounds of racism. this is according to ric prior. he spoke to gb news exclusively, saying that racism of low expectation means that the met does not criticise bad behaviour. >> now joining us in the studio, the man who broke this story, our nationa

northern ireland reporter dougie beattie dougie a breaking news story. what's the latest ? latest?ot too far away from here to the small town of carrowdore, which is probably only about half a mile. >> behind me you can see the police cordon here. it was carrying schoolchildren back through these villages and just about 4:00 it left the road. >> it was a double decker bus. any parent's worst nightmare. it's believed there was over 50 children on board. we do believe that over 27 of them are being taken to the royal hospital in belfast. as well as many other hospitals. i have spoke with some of the children that have have came up here. they're very shaken. they quite understandably, they don't really know what exactly happened. they know what happened. they know what happenedin happened. they know what happened in the aftermath . there happened in the aftermath. there are ambulance was called here for two of those children that were trapped. we do know that they have sustained serious hand injuries during that crash. but no doubt we will hear more as the evening goes on. this has be

derby d19, dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or oven uk.closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . good luck. >> yeah, good luck indeed. i'm not allowed to enter , not allowed to enter, unfortunately, but you can so get dialling now. now there's loads more coming up on today's show and yeah, not long to go, but loads more in it. including bad news for harry and meghan as their global press secretary has announced that she'll be stepping down, making her the 19th person to quit working for them . just what is going on them. just what is going on there? but first, it's time for there? but first, it's time for the latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> dawn. thank you. the top story sir keir starmer has announced what he calls a game changing £22 billion funding package for projects that capture and store carbon emissions. speaking to workers in liverpool, he said the investment in so—called carbon capture clusters will create thousands of jobs, bring in investment and help meet climate goals. howeve

and appreciate what you're saying and we're speaking about these serious matters, teach me how to dougien the background which we know to be a harris rally fan favorite and a fun overlap with the second gentleman's name doug. we have the highs and the lows and the fun and the somber. other thing i wanted to ask you about is you are there and our viewers were looking at where she will speak from, and we'll pull that back up. in a moment, this site, as we emphasized as the harris campaign has deliberately chosen is the site that he exhorted on the people many of whom are still in prison convicted of crimes. what does it mean to you if you can hear me, what does it mean to reclaim that site, in a way? to not only have it exist in the public imagination by its last infamous misuse by then outgoing president and loser of the 2020 race donald trump? >> yeah. certainly the symbolism could not be lost today, and i think we are going to chart a better future for our country in this moment, and i think we need to look past that really, horrific, dark day. donald trump said he will pardon the peopl

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derby d19 dougie beattie uk only entrants must be 18 or over.ight. police are investigating a suspected gunshot that hit the window of a taxi carrying the private eye ednon taxi carrying the private eye editor, ian hislop. >> this was yesterday morning at 10:00, and the black cab driver told detectives he thought a bullet hit his vehicle when it came to a standstill in traffic in central london. >> well, we're joined now by retired scotland yard detective mike neville. this is shortly after we heard about an acid attack outside a school in the caphal attack outside a school in the capital. paints a picture of a very violent city. can you tell us any more about this incident? and you know whether or not you think this was a personal attack or who just got caught up as a bystander in something else? >> well, this is what the police will be looking into, of course, because the actual taxi was in westminster and it was very near the private eye offices. now the ian hislop and private eye are quite fearless, aren't they, in attacking people in power

oh, dougie. there they are. yeah. thank you. i know you want those. corn nuts over there. this is it. oh, yeah. oh, that's the big. there you go. that's scintillating. kamala got caught staging a town hall. just an hour ago. watch. you're not. unfortunately, we have some predetermined questions, and i. hopefully i'll be able to ask some of the questions that might be in your head, i hope so. everyone in kamala's town hall is a prop who's supposed to keep their mouth shut and leave the questions to consultants. kamala has a problem with men, right? so why isn't she talking to them? why isn't harris at a football game? howard university, her alma mater. big game this saturday against norfolk state. young men watch saturday night live. when's harris doing a cameo? the truth is that kamala's written men off, and she farmed half the population out to little timmy and her husband, doug. meanwhile, trump's up in the barbershops. you have all this. you know, equipment and all of that electric equipment that he's using on your beautiful head. you have a good looking head of hair. i

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or oven only entrants must be 18 or over.5:00 pm on the 25th of please check the time if listening or watching on demand. good luck >> paul coyte is here with all the sport at 636. let's see what you could have won. >> let's see what you could have won. look at that . flintoff to won. look at that. flintoff to host bullseye. you know all the europa league. there's everything going on. there's england, the england announcement. but the fact that freddie flintoff is going to be the new jim bowen and take over andifs the new jim bowen and take over and it's never going to be it doesn't work . they just don't doesn't work. they just don't work the same when you see them . work the same when you see them. they have the bull's eyes on tv all the time. do you ever see it? and you scroll down the channel and then there's like sometimes i'll watch 3 or 4 bull's eyes on the top. brilliant. yeah. >> love it. nostalgia . it is nostalgia. >> and that's the thing. and it just, you know , and they'll try just, you know, and they'll try and

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm.listening or watching on demand. good luck i watching on demand. good luck! >> yes, good luck with that one. go on. yeah. go on. >> do you want me to break the news? >> yeah. go on. all right. >> yeah. go on. all right. >> be honest. well, all right, all right. coming up, we're going to talk about gen z. are they a lazy generation. and we were going to be debating that next. but unfortunately the guest who is gen z who was coming to defend gen z, has slept in. >> are they lazy? so i wonder so he's not going to defend them being a lazy generation because he's asleep . he's asleep. >> yes. anyway, so we'll just have a conversation with one guest about that in a couple of minutes . oh, we came back in a bit earlier then we did, didn't we. we just just as well. i hope our mics weren't up anyway. we're not talking about that. >> no, no. well you were just ordering a fruit tea. >> oh yes i was ordering. >> oh yes i was ordering. >> yes, yes. that was we can talk about that bit because the mi

anatoly dougi nedelya, ntv television company. here ukraine once again appeals to european structures with a request to assist in dismantling the crimean bridge. at the same time, owning crimea, ukraine has not built anything significant there. now it can also, out of spite, ask to dismantle theaters, schools, sports facilities built over the past two years on the territories liberated by russia. only destruction and decline are a sign of ukraine, when russia returns, everything looks different, exactly 2 years have passed on this week from the day when the dpr, lpr, zaporizhzhya and kherson regions returned to russia, their residents saw how their native land is being revived, almost 6,000 apartment buildings have been built. loyalty to their traditions and covenants, these feelings give strength to the participants of the special military operation, fighting now in donbass in novorossiya, defending the kursk, belgorod, bryansk borders, they are defending the entire huge, beautiful, beloved by us russia, in the liberated territor

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derby d19 dougie beattie uk. only entrants must be 18 or over.if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> coming up, we'll be getting all the latest in the conflict in the middle east with our homeland security editor mark white. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel >> this sunday, join me camilla tominey for an exclusive interview with one of the most controversial, influential and unique political figures of our time, boris johnson will be in studio discussing his new memoir , studio discussing his new memoir, unleashed, the gripping story of how he dealt with plotting politicians, problematic princes and a pandemic. >> from boris bikes to brexit and everything else in between. this sunday at 9:30 am, only on gb news, the people's channel. britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's 425. i'm martin daubney on gb news now. has joe biden committed yet another gaffe? while speaking to reporters in the last few moments, the us president appeared to suggest that a reta

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or over.ng time if listening or watching on demand. >> welcome back. now new research has revealed there are more atheists in the uk than people who believe in god. >> queen's university belfast surveyed more than 25,000 people across six countries to find out why people are turning their backs on religion. >> so we're asking this morning, is it time that we embrace religion, especially when it's such a precarious political time? >> let's talk to the director of affinity gospel churches in partnership. graham nichols and wales coordinator at humanists uk, cathy riddick. to good see you both this morning. graham, we've got to ask, i guess, to begin, why do you think people are losing faith with religion , are losing faith with religion, >> well, i think it's just to do with the survey itself. i mean, it is a large survey, but i'm not sure it's in its sort of nuanced enough as to quite what's going on. i think there is a decline in, in, in kind of state religion and nominal christianity in this

derby d19 dougie beattie. uk only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck i good luck! >> every time paul coyte comes in here, i think i've won the jackpot. i do absolutely. >> you're. my seat is going down again . oh, look, can you still again. oh, look, can you still see me? i'm still here feeling. you know, i had that . actually, you know, i had that. actually, i had that sinking feeling, actually, yesterday afternoon when i was watching spurs. >> so that's that's a whole other story , isn't it? and we'll other story, isn't it? and we'll have that story with paul right this short so as we sit here on a monday morning and you think, you know, come pay day, how much am i going to get? what does paul pogba's minimum wage ? pogba's minimum wage? >> oh, i thought you meant me for a minute. >> well, that is minimum. >> well, that is minimum. >> i know it really is, but, you know, let's face it, it's what i deserve. you know, i know, understandable. you want to start with paul pogba. wi

. >> my other -- i guess we'll give dougie the last word. it was the vice president who talked about staying in the light. i asked the justice how she survived the brutal murder of her son. she said she made her way toward the light every morning and every day after that. when you hear vice president harris talk about staying in the light, it's pretty profound. >> all right. we're going to sneak in a break. when we come back, we're going to turn back to our top stories and politics and the ex-president's dissemination and how it's affecting our fellow americans and the efforts and the all hands on deck for those impacted by hurricane helene as another tremendous terrifying storm is makes its way to the florida gulf. we'll talk all about that and much more when "deadline: white house" returns after a quick break. don't go anywhere today. break. don't go anywhere today. 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm.mand. good luck! >> coming up, i'll have a very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. oh, and i'll be joined by the woman who is absolutely fuming about waitrose cauliflower. she's seething with anger and ready to unleash on the supermarket chain. i'll explain all a little bit later on. but first, sir keir starmer has been forced to oust his chief of staff, sue gray, after weeks of bitter infighting. this is the latest infighting. this is the latest in a long string of disasters for the prime minister lord alli investigation. more than 4000 pensioners could freeze to death this winter. rachel reeves refusing to reveal the key details about this mythical £22 billion black hole that had the civil service. he's gone as well. look, you name it, it's happened to labour so far. well. look, you name it, it's happened to labour so far . so is happened to labour so far. so is this the most disastrous start to a government ever? former labour minister steve mccabe joins me sooi'i. welc

derby d19, dougie beattie uk only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm.ober. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> coming up, keir starmer's jaw dropping decision to give up the chagos islands to mauritius has sparked complete outrage, and rightly so. but negotiations over the strategically important islands were started by the tories . so are they to blame? tories. so are they to blame? i'm very much looking forward to to talking straight talking conservative mp mark francois when he joins me live shortly. question marks massive question marks over what labour decided to do today. >> but first, you are the wrong one.the >> but first, you are the wrong one. the violent one, the weird one. the violent one, the weird one. whereas i, i am the chosen one. >> well, that was labour mp dawn butler just casually demonising anyone that's not black there. oh, and it turns out that the video originally used the images of a collage of black power activists, some of whom have been convicted of m

derby d19, dougie beattie, uk only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm.eck the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . watching on demand. good luck. >> still to come, an unlikely alliance of independent schools, teaching unions and tax experts have joined forces to heap pressure on the government to delay the planned private school vat tax raid, amid fears that it will wreak havoc with kids education. and when it does turn out as well, that a key report that starmer used to justify this tax hike was written by a government minister's best mate. so is it not high time the government u—turned on this policy? former labour minister geoff hoon well, he doesn't think so. he joins me soon. but next it just gets worse and worse for labour. britain is set to suffer the biggest exodus of millionaires in the entire world. jonathan lewis thinks he's great until he has to start paying he's great until he has to start paying for everything. wealthy foreigners flee the uk ahead of the government's non—dom crackdowns as labour's economic credibilit

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entries start from just £2 or post your name and to number gb08, po box 8690 derby d1 nine dougie beattie the 25th of please check the closing time if listening >> just to recap that story in west london, that school attack yesterday . three injuries. a 14 yesterday. three injuries. a 14 year old girl whose injuries may be potentially life changing. and then it seems to be, we imagine, a 27 year old woman, probably a teacher, maybe a parent, and a 16 year old boy. also injured two officers being treated in hospital , although treated in hospital, although they're not described as having any injuries, but they have reported feeling unwell. >> this is at westminster academy. this is down the road in in w2 and it just really reminds you the number of threats that are on the street these days. it's not just knife crime, zombie knives, whatever that might be, but chemicals as well. in our schools. this is certainly something that i know that they'll be following up in the following programme with andrew and bev, a breaking story for us, but an acid attack in a school of 14 year old girl with l

show, i'll be joined by heroic roy for his first major tv interview and the director of the movie, dougiebrimson. that's all coming up between now and 6 pm. watch the show. always a pleasure to have your company. so we've heard the rhetoric. we've heard the posturing. but where is the detail in the in rachel reeves taxation plan? we won't know that perhaps until october the 30th. but we sat down with rachel reeves earlier on today and i asked the chancellor on your behalf, christopher hope in fact, put the question to her, will the labour party be paying slavery reparations could total trillions of pounds much mooted by people such as the foreign secretary, david lammy, who has a penchant for putting right the pages of history, could be very, very pricey. we asked her is there going to be any plans to pay there going to be any plans to pay that money? you will not want to miss the response that's coming in about 6 or 7 minutes time. make sure you're sitting down with a cup of tea going to its usual ways by going to gb news dot com forward slash your say. but now it's time for your headlin

derby d19 dougie beattie, uk. only entrants must be 18 or oven only entrants must be 18 or over.close at 5 pm. on the 25th of october. please check the closing time if or watching on demand. good winning things , are start winning things, people are even saying, oh, do the deal with the devil just to win things, to have a foreign manager. well, we've tried it twice before and it hasn't worked out. thomas tuchel i think everybody's looking at it and every, every professional that i've spoken to as well say, just go in. yeah, i think i think it's going to be okay. there's a few things. one of them is, and we'll hear from him in just a second and play something that he said yesterday about the fact, how do you feel about the fact, how do you feel about everybody saying that you know, you're not english? and he apologised for not being english, having a german passport. well, that can soon be remedied , can't it. and also now remedied, can't it. and also now this is the tricky one and i do feel for him on this one because after what's happened with lee carsley not singing the nationa

derby d19 dougie beattie uk. only entrants must be 18 or oven only entrants must be 18 or over.ose at 5 pm. on the 25th of please check the closing time if listening or >> it's time to go through the latest sports news now with aidan magee. hi, aidan. >> nice to see you both. >> nice to see you both. >> yeah, good to see you too. what have you got for us? >> well, look, we've spoken a lot about lee carsley recently, haven't we? the england interim coach. we spoke about him the other week, not wanting to sing the national anthem. we also, we also thought we also wondered whether he looked comfortable in the seat or in occupying that high office, albeit on a temporary basis. >> we assumed he seemed comfortable enough until he lost. lost the game? >> yes he did. i mean, that was there were tactically there were poor decisions made on that as well. but i don't know. i just well. but i don't know. ijust the cut of his jib, i just didn't think he looked comfortable in that role. you look at sven—goran eriksson when he died a few weeks ago, a lot of the stuff about his personal life, w

derby d19 dougie beattie uk only entrants must be 18 or over. lines close at 5 pm.th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. >> listen, a lot of reaction to the assisted dying, which we're going to talk about at 7:05. i'm going to talk about at 7:05. i'm going to talk about at 7:05. i'm going to talk about it to esther rantzen's daughter, and esther rantzen's daughter, and esther rantzen is suffering with stage four lung cancer. there is no stage five. and so i have to say that what we're seeing here is most of you in favour of the right to have assisted dying. you now have the right to listen to mr paul coyte and oh, everything, everything. so it's an international week and thomas tuchel. >> yeah , yeah. new england >> yeah, yeah. new england manager. although it's not actually been announced. right. everybody's saying it because we know that this is what's happening. there's going to be a press conference this afternoon that the fa are going to hold and tuchel will be brought out, wheeled out and then say his words. et cetera.

derby d19 dougie beattie uk. only entrants must be 18 or oven only entrants must be 18 or over.close at 5 pm. on the 25th of october. please check the closing time if listening or watching on demand. good luck . good luck. >> yes. good luck. >> yes. good luck. >> yes. good luck. >> yes. right. we're to have some time and then aidan's going >> it's sports time. adrian is with us. morning. >> morning again . you all right.7 >> morning again. you all right.7 yeah. well. yeah. >> all right. are you . are you >> all right. are you. are you doing this? no. i'll do it then. >> boxing dust up in the desert. >> boxing dust up in the desert. >> dust up in the desert. absolutely. now it's interesting because outside of boxing, these two are not that well known. artur beterbiev and dmitry bivol two. arthur arthur. artur beterbiev or some people call him beterbiev. >> beterbiev. >> beterbiev. >> sounds better. these are two elite fighters, and i want to shine a light on it because this had a huge global audience last night. what are you laughing at? >> i'm just thinking you better. >> i'm ju

today, i'll be joined by heroic roy and the director dougie brimson for his first major tv interview,and that's all come interview, and that's all come in between. now and 6 pm. well, it's a pleasure always. it's always a pleasure to have your company on the show in about 20 minutes time. rachel reeves is estimated to give her speech announcing the top line figure. we hear of how much investment has come into britain over the course of today's conference. you have much faith in britain's economy. we keep being told there's a massive, massive black hole. we keep being told we're massively in debt. nobody knows what's coming in terms of tax rises on october the 30th, hardly the most confidence inspiring backdrop for getting billionaires to dip into their pockets. talking of which, later on the show, i'll speak to john caldwell, the phones 4u tycoon who thinks that keir starmer should have double his salary. really? i think a lot of people might be asking for their money back. now. send your views, get in touch the usual way . in touch the usual way. gbnews.com/yoursay. but first your he