there from dougie beattie. you are— must say. there from dougie beattie. atttng— are those fundamentals he's talking about— are those fundamentals he's talking about ?_ are those fundamentals he's talking about ? what does are those fundamentals he's talking about? what does nhs referen— talking about? what does nhs reterrn teet— talking about? what does nhs reform look like— talking about? what does nhs reform look like to labour? wett— reform look like to labour? we-tt te— reform look like to labour? we'll be chatting about that after— we'll be chatting about that after tne— we'll be chatting about that after the weather . hello there. after the weather. hello there. weteenne— after the weather. hello there. wetcanne ta — after the weather. hello there. welcome to your— after the weather. hello there. welcome to your gb— after the weather. hello there. welcome to your gb news weather forecast from the met office. i'm craig snell. we're looking ahead to the week ahead. for most be mainly most of us it should be mainly dry with spells of sunshine most of us

dougie beattie, ran that party. le-s— dougie beattie, ran that party. le-s al— dougie beattie, ran thatnionist slill— nationalism. so the unionist slill las— nationalism. so the unionist slill las lo— nationalism. so the unionist still has to come— nationalism. so the unionist still has to come in and to make llal— still has to come in and to make llal agreemeral— still has to come in and to make that agreement work , it has to that agreement work, it has to be that agreement work, it has to le asseplalle— that agreement work, it has to be acceptable to— that agreement work, it has to be acceptable to them all. and the be acceptable to them all. and lle prollem— be acceptable to them all. and the problem is— be acceptable to them all. and the problem is unionism is not happy— the problem is unionism is not lappv will— the problem is unionism is not lappv will ile— the problem is unionism is not happy with the framework iosameral— happy with the framework document and— happy with the framework document and in fact the very lasl— document and in fact the very lasl mal— document and in fac

dougie beattie gb news news wett— dougie beattie gb news news wett. powgte— dougie beattie gb news newswe will not see food inflation take any— will not see food inflation take onw otgnot— will not see food inflation take onw otgnot gtont— will not see food inflation take any signal giant steps downwards ogotn— any signal giant steps downwards ogotn wnttt— any signal giant steps downwards again until this— any signal giant steps downwards again until this year's crops tnnowgn— again until this year's crops are through. last year i was nepontng— are through. last year i was nepontng tnot— are through. last year i was reporting that combine harvesters— reporting that combine harvesters who instead of being teoo— harvesters who instead of being eooo o— harvesters who instead of being eooo o tow— harvesters who instead of being eooo o tow to— harvesters who instead of being £600 a day to run,— harvesters who instead of being £600 a day to run, they were . £600 a day to run, they were. woe— £600 a day to run, they were. woe got— £600 a day to run, they were. woe got to— £600 a day to run, th

, who is— lost about 11 seats, both dougie beattie , who is the leader of beattie, who is the leaderhat middle gtewmt thet— the alliance party, that middle ground that was— the alliance party, that middle ground that was in there has entw— ground that was in there has only gtewm— ground that was in there has only gtewm hw— ground that was in there has only grown by about 2% so far in the— only grown by about 2% so far in this election.— only grown by about 2% so far in this election. so— only grown by about 2% so far in this election. so that would say to this election. so that would say te wee— this election. so that would say te wee thet— this election. so that would say te you thet e— this election. so that would say to you that a lot— this election. so that would say to you that a lot of— this election. so that would say to you that a lot of the sdlp is going— to you that a lot of the sdlp is getmg te— to you that a lot of the sdlp is getmg te simm— to you that a lot of the sdlp is going to sinn fein— to you that a lot of the sdlp is going to sinn fein and most of the meter— goin

joins us bomb.— reporter dougie beattie joins us bougbc. co— reporter dougie beattie joins us now. the last have to stay ahead of the last cboncbbno— have to stay ahead of the last man standing. i— have to stay ahead of the last man standing. i mean, yesterday i man standing. i mean, yesterday b-bobbbno— man standing. i mean, yesterday i-talking about— man standing. i mean, yesterday i-talking about pat- man standing. i mean, yesterday i talking about pat catney, i was talking about pat catney, a i was talking about pat catney, o bucbncm— i was talking about pat catney, a business man,— i was talking about pat catney, a business man, very well occbccbco— a business man, very well respected inside council areas bccouc— respected inside council areas bccouc bbm— respected inside council areas because it's very— respected inside council areas because it's very hard to get bcobbc— because it's very hard to get bcobbc boom — because it's very hard to get people from the— because it's very hard to get people from the business communbby— people from the business community actually in the

thanks also to jeff moody down in cornwall and of course, dougie beattie overin and of course, dougie. we actually did loose leaf tea. we actually did a report and it's demonstrating that 55% of us are leaning more towards herbal green speciality teas. so now we're going to add the hot water. so because it's black tea, we're going to do about three grams of tea to about three grams of tea to about 200 ml of water. so that's going to go . in and the first going to go. in and the first thing we must do is put our timer on. so tea can be very scientific. eileen well, i didn't think it was, but clearly it is definitely, definitely is. so while this is brewing, actually , we're going to also actually, we're going to also prepare a green tea for you. do you like green tea? i don't. i'm not as you like green tea? i don't. i'm not oe big— you like green tea? i don't. i'm not oe tte o— you like green tea? i don't. i'm not as big a fan— you like green tea? i don't. i'm not as big a fan of— you like green tea? i don't. i'm not as big a fan of green- c g”t;t;" 7 i don't. i'm not as big a fan of g

our reporter dougie beattie will be- our reporter dougie beattie will be joining us win— dougie beattiee—antl courses. yeah, i have. and eetneitv— courses. yeah, i have. and netnettv vvnv— courses. yeah, i have. and actually why did it's always the ub— actually why did it's always the cover up rather— actually why did it's always the cover up rather than the crime iteett— cover up rather than the crime iteett. it— cover up rather than the crime iteett. it ene— cover up rather than the crime itself. if she had _ cover up rather than the crime itself. if she had gone along to in nv— itself. if she had gone along to in my eene— itself. if she had gone along to in my i— itself. if she had gone along to in my case, i think— itself. if she had gone along to in my case, i think it was a mercure hotel— in my case, i think it was a mercure hotel on- in my case, i think it was a mercure hotel on the a41 and int— mercure hotel on the a41 and rust tene— mercure hotel on the a41 and inet iene tne— mercure hotel on the a41 and just done the speed awareness course . phones— just done the speed awarene

says it's— northern ireland reporter dougie beattie says it's been a good eieetitm— beattie says it'sn as a dup vote is down about 1.2% and the dup— vote is down about 1.2% and the dup ,_ vote is down about 1.2% and the i>tii> , timet— vote is down about 1.2% and the i>tii> , which it— vote is down about 1.2% and the dup , which is the— vote is down about 1.2% and the dup , which is the very liberal dup, which is the very liberal imiemiet— dup, which is the very liberal unionist party— dup, which is the very liberal unionist party ,_ dup, which is the very liberal unionist party , is— dup, which is the very liberal unionist party , is down and unionist party, is down and ttetmt— unionist party, is down and ttttmt em — unionist party, is down and around 3.2. and- unionist party, is down and around 3.2. ' i: unionist party, is down and around 3.2. i: unionist party, is down and around 3.2. ' i: unionist party, is down and around 3.2. i: unionist party, is down and- around 3.2. and the tuv is up at about 1.5. so that means that liberal unionism is going they are becoming the moderate sid

let's bring in our reporter dougie beattie . dougie, reporter dougie beattie. so if the event reele— eurovision. so if the event reap, r— eurovision. so if the event itself, i gather— eurovision. so if the event itself, i gather that- c. rtr“ so if the event itself, i gather that the lemme— itself, i gather that the running order has been established— running order has been established and uk is going rlem— established and uk is going rlem er— established and uk is going rlem er me— established and uk is going right at the end, i mean, are mev— right at the end, i mean, are they interpreting— right at the end, i mean, are they interpreting that as a good or they interpreting that as a good ere lee— they interpreting that as a good ere lee mme— they interpreting that as a good or a bad thing ? _ they interpreting that as a good or a bad thing ? �*evl�*rtgc or a bad thing? well, usually the acts that goes last is the freshest in voters memories. so that could be a little bit tactical this afternoon. we've been at the dress rehearsal here at the m&s bank arena for

dougie beattie he a hhreah ho— languages, chat dougie beattie is a threat to them.d you can just imagine the unintended consequences— just imagine the unintended consequences of that . yeah, consequences of that. yeah, aheohuhehy— consequences of that. yeah, aheohuhehy. — consequences of that. yeah, absolutely . i— consequences of that. yeah, absolutely . f: w 0 pq”r:r: absolutely. i couldn't agree more. emily every day there's a story about al that sets my i don't know what i'm trying to say, but it's just i don't like it. i don't trust it. and i think if all the experts it's every day another expert coming out saying, whoa, then just out saying, whoa, then we just have to why are we not have to listen. why are we not all putting the brakes on? i really do not mind sounding the alarm klaxon on one. what alarm klaxon on that one. what about vaping? yeah. would you are about vaping? yeah. would you you— about vaping? yeah. would you you a— about vaping? yeah. would you you a vase— about vaping? yeah. would you are you a vape or.— about vaping? yeah. would you are you

dougie beattie is there for us— ireland reporter dougie beattie is there for us now.nd we need to get back into that. _ stuff you can do and we need to get back into that. it's quite nice. _satisfying. . nice. it's quite satisfying. toon— nice. it's quite satisfying. toon tt— nice. it's quite satisfying. yeah it really— nice. it's quite satisfying.- yeah it really-remember , yeah it really is. remember, today is the final day to vote for us in the tric awards and by us, i mean gb news breakfast. that's up for best multi—channel programme, right? yes. multichannel programme, right? yes.- multichannel-programme . multichannel news programme. and multichannel news programme. anu tnono-o— multichannel news programme. ant tnono-o o— multichannel news programme. and there's a qr— multichannel news programme. and there's a qr code. - multichannel news programme. and there's a qr code. we don't have it with us right now, but you that you can go you can scan that or you can go to which erg, to the website, which is erg, .uk. lovely stephen, our .uk. our lovely stephen, our ver

dougie beattie gb news motty kwarteng . dougie beattie gb news motty kwarteng.e having this for breakfast. my mate from the black country says the only chips are orange chips. so what does he mean by chips ? oh, does he mean by chips? oh, battered chips is dees he mean by chips? oh, battered chips is that- 2 2“ 2»e7 oh, battered chips is that what 2 2“ :»e7 oh, battered chips is that what it is? battered chips is that what it be on— battered chips is that what it is? oh, battered— battered chips is that what it is? oh, battered chips . yes. is? oh, battered chips. yes. so,— is? oh, battered chips. yes. se. ube.— is? oh, battered chips. yes. so, like, they're— is? oh, battered chips. yes. so, like, they're in- is? oh, battered chips. yes. so, like, they're in breadcrumbs .yeah. well, so, like, they're in breadcrumbs . yeah. well, no. batter, babber1— . yeah. well, no. batter, batter, batter— . yeah. well, no. batter, batter, batter is- b42;e 2“ well, no. batter, batter, batter is in the fish. babber1— batter, batter is in the fish. batter, batter. _ batter, batte

, wno-s— ireland reporter dougie beattie, wno-s tn— ireland reporter dougie beattie, who's in belfastnd the man he is today. it's been a journey,— charles and the man he is today. it's been a journey, hasn't it, eametone— it's been a journey, hasn't it, eamenone t— it's been a journey, hasn't it, cameron? i mean,- it's been a journey, hasn't it, cameron? i mean, he's waited for tnts— cameron? i mean, he's waited for we momem— cameron? i mean, he's waited for this moment his— cameron? i mean, he's waited for this moment his entire life. i wonte— this moment his entire life. i wonte now— this moment his entire life. i wonder how he's— this moment his entire life. i wonder how he's feeling this monntnt. — wonder how he's feeling this morning- ne— wonder how he's feeling this morning. he has.- wonder how he's feeling this morning. he has. i- wonder how he's feeling this morning. ti t“ wonder how he's feeling this morning. t“ morning. he has. i mean, he was the longest serving heir apparent before he ascended to the throne. so is a moment he the throne. so it is a moment he has been waitin

was wrecked— cote d'ivoire dougie beattie was attacked from _ cote d'ivoire dougie beattie was attackedast. saturday the beeeer— incidents last. saturday the beeeer er— incidents last. saturday the leader of russia's wagner group eeye— leader of russia's wagner group eeye be— leader of russia's wagner group eeye be wru— leader of russia's wagner group says he will pull— leader of russia's wagner group says he will pull troops out of bebbmwr— says he will pull troops out of bebbmwr by— says he will pull troops out of bakhmut by may— says he will pull troops out of bakhmut by may the 10th if they eem-r— bakhmut by may the 10th if they eem-r eeewe— bakhmut by may the 10th if they don't receive fresh— bakhmut by may the 10th if they don't receive fresh ammunition. sebeeer— don't receive fresh ammunition. soledar hours— don't receive fresh ammunition. soledar hours from the russian mercenary force— soledar hours from the russian mercenary force have been trying to mercenary force have been trying re eebrwre— mercenary force have been trying re eebrwre ebe— mercenary force have been trying to

now, let's go back to northern ireland and speak to dougie beattie . dougie, last dougie beattie. se of doors closing. and this i find awful . and it's one this i find awful. and it's one of the reasons, of course, this channel exists. it's one of the reasons we're having this conversation . yes. now and conversation. yes. now and i feel that urgent need to break those doors open as you do. and the and again , that service the and again, that service i did feel in many ways in every way was wonderful . i thought it way was wonderful. i thought it was much more coherent than i expected it to be, but it was simply religious. there was no sense that this man is the apex of a political system . no, it of a political system. no, it was. and again, this is this is a total it's really important that everybody understands this. this is a total break with history since 1689. the fact that parliament was not present because this is or should be a parliamentary monarchy . the only parliamentary monarchy. the only time that it was was the prime minister reading a letter. very few vetch , very

but let's cross now to john, our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie at ballygowan at a farm theret of expense . milk that's a lot of expense. milk has fallen at the farm gate, £0.16 since january till now. so you know, those costs that were passed on to the farmer with the nitrogen and after russia stopped the export of it back in the 2nd of january, two years ago, basically have came on to the farms books now because , of the farms books now because, of course, they are having to harvest what they did nine months ago and that is causing a real problem because there's no common agricultural policy really in britain. common agricultural policy has been missing since 2016. they travelled through britain in august last year and took a look at all the regions scotland, the midlands, wales, right down into kent. midlands, wales, right down into kent . and the same thing is kent. and the same thing is happening there is no direction in farming and that goes back. mark really five years ago when the world economic forum decided that they were going to have food innovation hubs and they w

well, now let's get the latest from our reporter in northern ireland, dougie beattie dougie, take usare in stormont. the dup wstit— already are in stormont. the dup wstit te— already are in stormont. the dup wstit te in— already are in stormont. the dup would be in second— already are in stormont. the dup would be in second place and of tne— would be in second place and of course the alliance— would be in second place and of course the alliance party then wstit— course the alliance party then would become _ course the alliance party then would become to— course the alliance party then would become to in third place ent— would become to in third place ent tnsse— would become to in third place ent tnsse tig— would become to in third place and those big three would ssnttsi— and those big three would control how— and those big three would control how stormont runs, tee— control how stormont runs, tee it— control how stormont runs, tee it is— control how stormont runs, because it is done on consent. inets— because it is done on consent. inets teet— because it is done on consent. inet-s te

our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie has more for us.party up to criticism . um, that just how much closer to . um, that just how much closer te the— . um, that just how much closer te the th— . um, that just how much closer to the eu would— . um, that just how much closer to the eu would the united heehee— to the eu would the united kingdom become under a labour eeverhrheht— kingdom become under a labour eeverhrhehte — kingdom become under a labour government ? yeah,— kingdom become under a labour government ? t/vieit i“ kingdom become under a labour government? / kingdom become under a labour government ? t/vieit i“ vi.” government? yeah, but the crisis issue at the moment of course is the car manufacturer sector 800,000 jobs. let's remind everyone that stellantis said the brexit deal is a threat to our export business and the sustainability of our uk manufacturing operations , i.e. manufacturing operations, i.e. ellesmere port and the shadow business secretary, jonathan reynolds , saying the government reynolds, saying the government

well, dougie beattie our northern ireland reporter is joining us to tell us more about that visit . le here, it mesh-sehd.— pleased. and the people here, it must-said, give— pleased. and the people here, it must-said, give a— pleased. and the people here, it must said, give a most warm must be said, give a most warm weeemeh— must be said, give a most warm weheeme—hherel must be said, give a most warm. welcome—there was welcome to the couple. there was hehdshehes— welcome to the couple. there was handshakes-down- welcome to the couple. there was handshakes down the handshakes going on down the men— handshakes going on down the men-e— handshakes going on down the men-e erewd- handshakes going on down the mall-a crowd had. mall and quite a crowd had eerhered.— mall and quite a crowd had gathered. _jacks - mall and quite a crowd had gathered. jacks waving and gathered. union jacks waving and hewers— gathered. union jacks waving and hewers hehe— gathered. union jacks waving and flowers being given out. all in alle— flowers being given out. all in en. hhhs— flowers being given out. all in

let's head over to speak to our reporter dougie beattie . good reporter dougie beattie.ime 18 months or two years ago. well my concern is on the tntereet— ago. well my concern is on the interest rates— ago. well my concern is on the interest rates are— ago. well my concern is on the interest rates are it's going to neke— interest rates are it's going to neke-herter- interest rates are it's going to make-harder for- make it much harder for protneere— make it much harder for producers and- make it much harder for producers and strong producers and also strong currency will— producers and also strong currency will mean that imports wttt— currency will mean that imports wttt he— currency will mean that imports wttt he tn— currency will mean that imports wttt he th e— currency will mean that imports will be in a more— currency will mean that imports will be in a more favourable poettton— will be in a more favourable poettton. so— will be in a more favourable position. so it's— will be in a more favourable position. so it's really a time when— position. so it's really a time w

, beee— our reporter dougie beattie, because we're talking about the enee— because we're talking aboutd, i know where he be gebng— this and he said, i know where he be gebng .— this and he said, i know where this is going . i've— this and he said, i know where this is going . i've just seen on this is going. i've just seen on your— this is going. i've just seen on your bnene.— this is going. i've just seen on your bnene. nae— this is going. i've just seen on your phone. has a— this is going. i've just seen on your phone. has a car that he nae— your phone. has a car that he nae nanea— your phone. has a car that he has named isabel. 'r: c c. has named isabel. and it's upon your— has named isabel. and it's upon your advice. i'm just— has named isabel. 'r: c c. t tr: rt.rt; i'm just saying your advice. i'm just saying bre— your advice. i'm just saying br-e iner— your advice. i'm just saying we we en— your advice. i'm just saying we we en my— your advice. i'm just saying it's just on my it's- t tr: rt.rt; i'm just saying it's just on my it's on my phone bere— it's just on my it's on my phon

i think there's i think some of the problems with like chat dougie beattie bots and like that is muchlained. sorry, i always hear the door open. '“r: have complained. sorry, i always hear the door open. ' “r: hear the door open. and then it's true. difficult— hear the door open. and then it's true. difficult for- hear the door open. ' “r: . difficult for ten and it's true. difficult for ten and 11 it's true. difficult for ten and bb yeer— it's true. difficult for ten and b yeer oboe.— it's true. difficult for ten and 11 year olds. in— . difficult for ten and 11 year olds. in response, the beberbrnenb— 11 year olds. in response, the department of— 11 year olds. in response, the department of education says the beebe— department of education says the beebe-beebeneb— department of education says the tests-designed to— department of education says the tests designed to be tests are designed to be challenging.— tests are designed to be challenging. oh, dear. too hard. bou— challenging. oh, dear. too hard. you eon-b— challenging. oh, dear. too hard. you don't want— challenging. oh, dear. to

reporter dougie beattie, who's outside hillsborough castle there for us, hillsborough castle there fort�*rz; with a bit of a twist. we not erty— with a bit of a twist. we not erty wrrt— with a bit of a twist. we not erty wrrt te— with a bit of a twist. we not only want to inform but we only want to inform you, but we want entertained . want to keep you entertained. so worth the drive because so it's worth the drive because you— so it's worth the drive because yer—terme- so it's worth the drive because yer—terme rtt| you get in and the teams all rerty— you get in and the teams all rerty rrt— you get in and the teams all ready and waiting. they're ttertrr— ready and waiting. they're ttertrr-rrt- ready and waiting. they're itching-and it's- ready and waiting. they're itching and it's a proper itching to go and it's a proper ttttte— itching to go and it's a proper little family. _ itching to go and it's a proper little family. gb— itching to go and it's a proper little family. [15 \ \ little family. gb news news is the people's channel. it's the audience that makes the programme sing. we'r

well, let's talk to our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie. ore— why i'm in lisburn is because it is one of the more affluent, younger— is one of the more affluent, younger council— is one of the more affluent, younger council areas . lisburn younger council areas. lisburn costteneogn— younger council areas. lisburn castlereagh there's a lot more ttsposotte— castlereagh there's a lot more disposable income here, a lot ntvet— disposable income here, a lot more mixed marriage couples in this more mixed marriage couples in we oneo— more mixed marriage couples in we ant— more mixed marriage couples in this area. and really what i am toottng— this area. and really what i am toottng ot— this area. and really what i am toottng ot ts— this area. and really what i am looking at is not— this area. and really what i am looking at is not the dup and stnn— looking at is not the dup and stnn tetn.— looking at is not the dup and stnn tetn. t— looking at is not the dup and sinn fein. i am— looking at is not the dup and sinn fein. i am looking at that ntttte— s

sustainable motty well, let's go to our northern ireland reporter dougie beattie draghi.cow those were. friesians you know friesians from? know where friesians come from? jersey know where friesians come from? jeiholland . is that right? yes. in holland. is that right? yes. mason there you go. i love a wee bit of education. _ mason there you go. i love a wee bit of education. do— mason there you go. i love a wee bit of education. do you- mason there you go. i love a wee bit of education. do you know eew— bit of education. do you know how many sheep there are in holland, britain britain? holland, britain and britain? no 22 there are 66 22 million. and there are 66 mttttem— 22 million. and there are 66 million people.— $76? cc tit" and there are 66 million people. exactly $76? cc 3“ and there are 66 million people. exactly so mete-e— million people. exactly so there's one— million people. exactly so there's one sheep for every twee— there's one sheep for every three et— there's one sheep for every three et — there's one sheep for every three of us. that's great. amttew— thr

dougie let's talk about dougie beattie. side of it as well. bow know— emotional side of it as well. you know what— emotional side of it as well. you know what you've you've oebbeweo — you know what you've you've achieved something and you've gone— achieved something and you've gowe bw— achieved something and you've gome bw omo— achieved something and you've gone in and accomplished eomefbbwg— gone in and accomplished eomefbbwg .— gone in and accomplished something . and think the something. and i think the reworo— something. and i think the reward from _ something. and i think the reward from that obviously can webb— reward from that obviously can bebb wbew— reward from that obviously can bebb bow wow— reward from that obviously can bebb bow wow wb— reward from that obviously can help pick you up as well. somb— help pick you up as well. sarah,-overcome. help pick you up as well. sarah,-overcome of sarah, you've overcome lots of pressure to have huge success, but also your anxiety. us but also your anxiety. tell us how you'v