eamonn yeah, likes to do. he eamonn yeah, he likes to do. he likes tradition. >> see, i thought that the children archie in lilibet had sent a video wishing him happy birthday. i'd read somewhere . birthday. i'd read somewhere. yeah. you do that yeah. how would you do that if you have phone? maybe. you don't have a phone? maybe. >> he's got lots of aides >> well, he's got lots of aides who have mobile phones and emails can show it to him. yes. >> well, there we go. the plot thickens. let us know. of course , home what you think about , at home what you think about all we've been out and all of this. we've been out and about already some about asking you already some thoughts . am i right in thinking thoughts. am i right in thinking we've some on this we've got some thoughts on this coming is that coming from our viewers? is that what you were trying to tell me? cooper we do. fabulous. let's take listen to those. take a listen to those. >> harry and meghan claimed they left to avoid publicity left the uk to avoid publicity and life. then used

eamonn he was like, really , eamonn he was like, really, really strong lower body .d , just like hitting the ball against the wall in the, in the back of the house. that's right. that's the great thing about him was and we talk about him as one of the greats and that, you know, absolutely 100% true was that you didn't know if he was right footed or left footed because he was that good off either foot. >> yeah, he could hit with both. let me ask you this. if you were to look for a modern day comparison, i want to say that, to look for a modern day c mean, son, i want to say that, to look for a modern day cmean, in], i want to say that, to look for a modern day c mean, in the want to say that, to look for a modern day c mean, in the last to say that, to look for a modern day c mean, in the last 30 say that, to look for a modern day c mean, in the last 30 years at, to look for a modern day c mean, in the last 30 years or i mean, in the last 30 years or so in the game, was there another player that you could compare him to? i mean, when you look at goal scoring records a

he has more. >> thanks , eamonn and isabel. >> thanks, eamonn and isabel.uring a shopping trip to the strand shopping centre in merseyside. but two days later, his body is found by children on a railway line just two miles from the shopping centre to john venables, who was ten years old at the time when he and robert thompson murdered james. and after eight years in jail, they were both freed on licence and given lifelong anonymity. but in 2017, john venables was jailed again after the child abuse images were found on his computer. now not only could venables be released east, but james's parents have been barred from attending the parole heanng from attending the parole hearing instead. ralph and denise have issued impact statements begging the parole board to keep their son's killer behind bars . board to keep their son's killer behind bars. of course, board to keep their son's killer behind bars . of course, they're behind bars. of course, they're terrified that venables will re—offend in her plea to the parole board, james's mother, denise, said , look

this is breakfast in gb news eamonn isabella. news with eamonn and isabella.ories. >> warnings >> danger to life warnings this morning. storm kieran is beginning to batter parts of britain schools, britain closing schools, grounding plunging grounding flights and plunging communities in of england >> commuters in parts of england have advised to work from have been advised to work from home much home when there could be much more come. as high winds and more to come. as high winds and heavy head north. heavy rain, head north. >> tranche of british >> the first tranche of british nationals have crossed the rafah border egypt, but the war border into egypt, but the war is raging united nations is raging on. the united nations now bombing of an now says the bombing of an established refugee camp could be war crime . be a war crime. >> the i summit continues today at bletchley park, where leaders, including us vice president kamala harris and eu commission president ursula von der leyen are meeting business and tech leaders like elon musk to discuss the risks and

perhaps the common denominator eamonn's face. denominator for eamonn's face.w, one drink is 125ml of wine. i think most people think it's 175 or more. so i think having six dnnksin or more. so i think having six drinks in one session isn't that much of a lot of people. great show lees lees. show says lees lees. >> agree with you. i don't >> i agree with you. i don't think it's much , certainly think it's that much, certainly not in ireland. >> it's not different like six tequilas and i'd be on the floor six margaritas. and this is the whole point. >> you see, this is this is my education, my lifestyle and yours. you're a bore, so yours. you're a bore, right? so yours. you're a bore, right? so you go your house and i could you go to your house and i could just imagine much drink do just imagine how much drink do you get glass and you get? you get a glass and a half. there you go my house half. there you go to my house and i don't even drink it. >> just have a sit and watch. have another one have have another one and have another have another one and have ano he

it eamonn loves to it is funny. knows he more so. she knows my pain. he looks. they're all virtuous, like little and i've like a little saint. and i've just completely gone anyway. it's i'm very it's a disease. i'm very giggly. i'm sorry , but it was funny. i'm sorry, but it was funny. i think a few people enjoyed it. should i stop talking? >> can i speak? can i speak? >> can i speak? can i speak? >> that's good. are you on something today? >> beans >> not right. beans >> not right. beans >> we're going to grow them in britain . apparently they're britain. apparently they're growing south america. baked growing in south america. baked beans. stuff you have beans. the stuff that you have for tea isabel's case for your tea or isabel's case supper or dinner start me off. anyway, it's tea anyway. baked beans will hollis will tell you more . more. >> the new product development kitchen for food giant printers near spalding , a dream has near spalding, a dream has become reality. >> this is the new variety . and >> this i

eamonn a very toxic atmosphere. eamonn mentions all the swearing. let's just hear a bit of it, but bleeped out . you called bleeped out. you called ministers useless as pigs . in ministers useless as pigs. in the emails and whatsapps to your professional colleagues . professional colleagues. >> do you think you contributed to a lack of effectiveness on the part of ministers and of the cabinet? >> no , i think i was reflecting >> no, i think i was reflecting a widespread view amongst competent people at the centre of power at the time about the calibre of a lot of senior people who are dealing with this crisis extremely badly . crisis extremely badly. >> so dealing with this crisis is extremely badly . we had is extremely badly. we had a claim that boris johnson refused to accept the seriousness of the situation. lockdown was delayed for far too long. there was still talking of a the strategy of herd immunity. so still talking of a the strategy of herd immunity . so let's have of herd immunity. so let's have chicken pox parties to help get rid of thi

eamonn and isabel.> families >> here's a reminder families and ones being and loved ones are being reunited as third exchange reunited as the third exchange of and prisoners of hostages and prisoners between israel hamas between israel and hamas took place the it comes place over the weekend. it comes as over 100,000 people took to the streets of london yesterday and the biggest marches and one of the biggest marches against and nigel against anti semitism and nigel farage has begun another week in the jungle. we'll be crossing to australia very shortly catch australia very shortly to catch up latest antics down up on all the latest antics down under tributes continue under and tributes continue today following the death of terry venables, an english football icon. >> we'll be looking back at his career throughout the show today. we've got harry redknapp coming on later to pay tribute . coming on later to pay tribute. now a young hindu family in birmingham say they have been living in a state of fear af

eamonn yeah. >> yes. eamonn yeah. >> of course. doing >> with makeup, of course. way, did you see >> oh, by the way, did you see that elvis was in the room earlier? >> in the studio? >> in the studio? >> no, that was me. >> no, that was me. >> no, that was me. oh, >> no, that was me. oh, no, don't be silly. >> honestly, me. that was. >> honestly, me. that was. >> no, it wasn't, surely? no that's. uncanny. was that's. that's uncanny. that was me. >> i'm fine . right. so where are >> i'm fine. right. so where are we? what else have we got here? um, charities have called for an end to charities have called for an end to potentially hundreds of thousands of migrant parents being denied access to crucial child free because they're categorised . this is. sounds categorised. this is. sounds very boring, but anyway , what is very boring, but anyway, what is this kind of. tell me this. >> you want the child , the child >> you want the child, the child care one. so a whole load of charities which look after migrant rights have said that if your status is as a migrant, you d

and on that front , eamonn, we're told that front, eamonn, we're told that front, eamonn, we're told noose around gaza city is increasingly tightening . we is increasingly tightening. we haven't yet got the order for that main ground assault into gaza city, but that will be the bloodiest battle of all. it's been horrific thus far, heading down from the northern gaza border towards gaza city and south of gaza towards the coastline. we know there have been very significant civilian deaths because of the built up nature of that area, despite the fact that residents have been told to leave there and head for south weeks now . i think in south weeks now. i think in terms, though , of the pressure terms, though, of the pressure that israel is feeling from the international community in terms of humanity , in pauses, it's of humanity, in pauses, it's clear that is having an effect because what israel has done now for the last three days is to allow a corridor . south for four allow a corridor. south for four hours a day on the salah al—din highway. that main route from northern gaza down in

morning ali. >> morning, eamonn.a bit of a delay on our line . and so we delay on our line. and so we will we will try and do our best with that. chancellor, mixed reviews to what you announced and what do you believe if you were to speak directly to people, what do you believe is the most significant or helpful measure that you announced yesterday . yesterday. >> well, i know people have been finding life very tough in a cost of living crisis and a 2% reduction in national insurance from 12% to 10. an average of £450 for someone on the average wage, average salary . that will wage, average salary. that will make a difference. but the real thing that i wanted to do yesterday was to transform our long term growth with those 110 measures. what i want to say to people is, you know, if we're going to reduce taxes in the future, if we're going to fund the nhs, our schools, the really important public services , then important public services, then we've got to get our economic growth up. and that's why i chose to reduce t

although as eamonn ukrainian front, i mean, it is bubb|we are sortiough as eamonn ukrainian front, i, it is bubb|we are soi’tiou we've movedi says, we are sort of we've moved on. focus has moved on, but on. our focus has moved on, but it is bubbling on and it is a stalemate. and the recent developments are not good for zelenskyy. he's having to up the draft. he's having to try and get more people to the front line to effectively some parts of the front line are a meat gnnden of the front line are a meat grinder. of people are grinder. a lot of people are dying and some of his support , i dying and some of his support, i think within circles of power in ukraine has diminished. and of course, he was this very, very popular figure at the at the start of the war, in the first phase of the war. and there is some criticism of now in ukraine thatis some criticism of now in ukraine that is coming out, which was not not done a few months ago, a few weeks ago even. and so things are changing there. >> what happens when your country's war? do you country's at war? do you continue the electoral

as eamonn the chief eamonn was saying, the chief medical officer set to give evidence so to evidence from 10:00 today. so to discuss what we know so far and to what what we can expect, we're now to the we're going to speak now to the health social affairs editor we're going to speak now to the hethe social affairs editor we're going to speak now to the hethe sunday:ial affairs editor we're going to speak now to the hethe sunday express, s editor we're going to speak now to the hethe sunday express, lucytor at the sunday express, lucy johnson. good morning to you, lucy. one the key lines to lucy. one of the key lines to come as well come out of yesterday as well was testimony from dominic was more testimony from dominic cummings, we had via sir cummings, which we had via sir patrick vallance, who was saying that the rishi sunak had said people will die and that is okay, that he was okay with that. it doesn't paint a good picture of the now prime minister, does it? >> well, i think that is a headune >> well, i think that is a headline grabbing statement. but in fact , when you really l

thank you indeed. you very much indeed. >> eamonn touched >> still to come, eamonn touched on momentrtless for suggesting being homeless is a lifestyle choice. do her or do you do you agree with her or do you think she's heartless? we'll be debating >> no. >> no . okay we'll start off >> no. okay we'll start off talking about the stories that are making the headlines. we've got alex armstrong and we've got anna mikhailova here. and i was slightly distracted there by suella braverman, the home secretary talking over the weekend. now, i do a lot of work, a lot of charity work for homeless charities . and alex, homeless charities. and alex, i can tell you , it is not a can tell you, it is not a lifestyle choice . it's for lifestyle choice. it's for people to sleep out in the streets. it's a pathetic choice . streets. it's a pathetic choice. it's an awful choice. it's a choice that i wouldn't like to have to make. but apparently a lot of us are two paycheques away from having the same lifestyle . lifestyle. >> it's pretty shocking, isn't it? and i think suella bravermans comments are rea

breakfast and gb news with eamonn and isabel. breakfast and gb news with eamonn and isabel .ng eamonn and isabel. just bringing you up to date with what's happening news wise and a sad top for us. top story for us. >> weekend trip turned >> a weekend camping trip turned to in wales for missing to tragedy in wales for missing teenagers have been recovered now from a car wreck break through the middle east. >> israel and hamas have agreed to a four day truce to swap israeli hostages for palestinian prisoners . and the biggest tax prisoners. and the biggest tax cuts in 50 years. >> as we've just been discussing. that's what we're expecting from the chance. suddenly today, he's delivering his statement as the his autumn statement as the conservatives are pledging to get economy back on track. get the economy back on track. we'll all latest we'll have all the latest analysis and updates on that throughout the morning here on . throughout the morning here on. gb news edge to poke our noses out the doors and find out what the weather is with annie shuttleworth . shuttleworth. >> goo

it's not just and eamonn. want to just me and eamonn.d want you get to know you and we want you to get to know us from 6:00. >> it's breakfast with eamonn and monday to thursdays and isabel monday to thursdays on gb news, britain's news channel >> it's 7:00. very good evening to you. i'm alan armstrong in the gb newsroom and the international red cross says 17 hostages are now in israel after being released by hamas in gaza . being released by hamas in gaza. israel's prison service has confirmed the release of 39 palestine prisoners . in palestine prisoners. in exchange, it is the third of a four day pause in fighting in total, the two sides have agreed total, the two sides have agreed to swap 50 israeli hostages for 150. jailed. palestinian says a four year old israeli american girl was among those released earlier . us girl was among those released earlier. us president biden has welcomed the news and says he hopes the truce will be extended i >> -- >> so i'm hopeful this is not the end. it's going to continue , the end. it's going to

yes i will. >> good morning, eamonn. breakfast with eamonn and isabel mundy to thursday from 6 am.re . hi there. >> michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 alongside me contributing editor at novara media, michael walker , and the media, michael walker, and the former editor of the daily star, dawn neesom. one of my viewers made a good point. we're just talking about the police. earlier he says that one of earlier on, he says that one of the challenges now this the challenges now is this requirement have requirement for everyone to have a i actually agree a degree. yes, i actually agree with because think it with you because i do think it changes calibre sometimes of changes the calibre sometimes of people that go that people that go into that profession. i remember some of my viewers telling me, i'm sure you've your you've told me that your ex—forces and you struggle to get police force get into the police force because you didn't have a degree. i think that is a really interesting this whole interesting one. this whole obsession can obsession with degrees, we can perhaps that a bit

it's a monday morning and you're tuned into breakfast and gb eamonn holmes and gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel here's a reminder of our >> and here's a reminder of our top morning. will top stories this morning. will he won't he? pressure is he or won't he? pressure is ramping up on the chancellor to cut this week's cut taxes ahead of this week's autumn with jeremy autumn statement with jeremy hunt insisting everything remains nigel remains on the table. nigel farage has made a splash in the jungle. >> he may be used to the snake pit of politics, but he went head first into a snake pit in the australian jungle as he kicked off his stint on i'm a celebrity. last night, and the government is set to host a global summit today on world hunger alongside the bill and melinda gates foundation . melinda gates foundation. >> with the pm set to speak at 9:00. and we'll have all the latest here on gb news for you . latest here on gb news for you. >> now, the weather situation yesterday was a pretty miserable, dank sort of day, but chilly this morning. let's get a look for the next few days. he

>> and you should make that you can make what are you what did you what's true breakfast with eamonnel monday to thursday from 6 am. welcome back to the show it's 323. >> you're watching or listening to me. martin daubney on gb news as well. later this hour, i'll have news of almost 30 billion quid's worth of fresh investment in post—brexit britain and find out what nigel farage has been getting up to once again in the jungle, there's been another rumble down under. now to the latest on the ceasefire between israel and hamas is due to end at 10:00 this evening. uk time. but egypt, qatar and the united states want the truce to be extended to allow for more hostages and prisoners to be released. and according to reports , there is likely to be reports, there is likely to be a two day extension for 20 additional israelis and 60 palestinian prisoners to be released. well, to go through this now, get fully up to speed. i'm joined in the studio now by our reporter peters . so our reporter charlie peters. so some good news there. i mean, it's images the few it's amazing images the last few

gb news earlier with eamonn and isabel. >> how do you solve a problem like suella?a braverman associating letter rip ing sunak apart. but we all know sunak is weak. we've all seen him equivocate. we've all seen him equivocate. we've all seen him make promises and turn his back on them. >> in the end, refugee wasn't a word that i chose. it was a word that was given to me. but for me just realised the people and the reasons behind those numbers . reasons behind those numbers. when you're making those decisions and this is a policy that has championed and that suella has championed and now all of a sudden she's saying covering all bases, throwing her toys out of pram like a little child, her letter was blaming rishi. >> have @ have a rishi. >> have a look at his >> let's have a look at his sporting lookalikes, if he can guess who this is. >> who? it is you. oh, there >> who? oh, it is you. oh, there he he is. he is. there he is. >> but that's not me. >> but that's not me. >> that's elvis. >> that's elvis. >> breakfast with eamonn and isabel monday to thursday from 6 >>

gb news earlier with eamonn and isabel. >> how do you solve a problem like suella?a braverman associating letter rip ing sunak apart. but we all know sunak is weak. we've all seen him equivocate. we've all seen him equivocate. we've all seen him make promises and turn his back on them. >> in the end, refugee wasn't a word that i chose. it was a word that was given to me. but for me just realised the people and the reasons behind those numbers . reasons behind those numbers. when you're making those decisions and this is a policy that has championed and that suella has championed and now all of a sudden she's saying covering all bases, throwing her toys out of pram like a little child, her letter was blaming rishi. >> have @ have a rishi. >> have a look at his >> let's have a look at his sporting lookalikes, if he can guess who this is. >> who? it is you. oh, there >> who? oh, it is you. oh, there he he is. he is. there he is. >> but that's not me. >> but that's not me. >> that's elvis. >> that's elvis. >> breakfast with eamonn and isabel monday to thursday from 6 >>

it's breakfast with eamonn isabel to with eamonn and isabel monday to thursdays on gb news, britain'sannel. 10:00 on wednesday, the 22nd of november. >> this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me bev turner and andrew pierce. >> well, back on track. that's what the chancellor will how the chancellor will describe the economy in the autumn statement, which p.m. which starts around 12:30 pm. our editor chris hope our political editor chris hope is in downing street . is in downing street. >> i'm in downing street where the cabinet has signed off the autumn statement. they're very happy with when they left, but what's wait and . see >> we're at a coffee shop in stockport where we'll be waiting to see exactly how the autumn statement will be affecting families . statement will be affecting families. here how the chief medical officer, professor, professor chris whitty, described the government's intervention during the initial coronavirus outbreak. >> not everybody agrees . >> not everybody agrees. >> not everybody agrees. >> and the risk of going too late, in which case you get all th

breakfast with eamonn and isabel. to thursday from isabel.y from 6 am. >> welcome back. it's 348. you're watching or listening to me, martin daubney on gb news. now, a reminder of our top story, the supreme court has ruled that the rwanda plan is unlawful , ruled that the rwanda plan is unlawful, but gb news sources have confirmed that a new treaty with rwanda could involve a dramatic commitment by the east african country not to deport any asylum seeker, even if their application is rejected. that means if they are rejected, they will stay in rwanda and work in rwanda . a dramatic development rwanda. a dramatic development and we'll have more on that at 4 pm. today. moving on, thomas kassman , who was found guilty of kassman, who was found guilty of murdering nine year old olivia pratt—korbel at her home in liverpool in august 2022, has failed in a bid to challenge a 42 year minimum jail term. our national reporter theo chikomba is at the royal courts of justice. theo can you bring us up to date on this dramatic case? yes well, a very good a

he spoke to eamonn ellie on breakfast eamonn and ellie on breakfast this morning. >> been very >> you'veeant we've honest that that has meant we've had in order to had to raise taxes in order to pay had to raise taxes in order to pay for those schemes. but now we are able to start bringing them down. and yes, there is a short term impact on growth when you're tackling inflation, because that means that interest rates are higher and that is reflected in the forecasts . but reflected in the forecasts. but the measures that i've taken today are what, more than 200 businesses wrote to me to ask for. >> still with us, the daily telegraph columnist madeline grant, and our economics and business editor liam halligan. liam further reflections on yesterday's autumn statement deckchairs being rearranged on the titanic. >> well , it wasn't really the titanic. >> well, it wasn't really a the titanic. >> well , it wasn't really a tax >> well, it wasn't really a tax cutting autumn statement at all. there were headline grabbing, tax cutting measures as but of course those rachel reeves were spot on. yo

i feel like eamonn on a bad day . he won't. feel like. i feel like eamonn on a bad day. he won't. mind me saying that. he knows i'm having a laugh. honestly i think it's because i've just slept on one pillow rather than two. aren't you two. because. aren't you supposed on two pillows? >> i always for a single pillow. >> or is itjust pillow. >> or is it just one? pillow. >> or is itjust one? i don't >> or is it just one? i don't know. but anyway, so i'm feeling like i'm doing that a lot anyway. yes what we talking about? >> space. space not pillows. space, space. >> we're talking about space earlier, times earlier, weren't we? and times are money in short are tough. money is in short supply is biting supply and inflation is biting into people's livelihoods. but there remains an argument be there remains an argument to be had about what sort of things we fund. >> yeah, and this follows the news agency news that the uk's space agency has agreed a deal with an american company to fund all american company to fund an all british mission into orbit for research purposes. >> so should we

hope you have a nice thanksgiving break, but now it's time for me to handed over to my good friend eamonn. >> hey, mehdi great to see you as always, my friend. enjoy your evening off. and tonight, on a man, the death of former first lady rosalynn carter. new reaction from the biden's, the obamas, and more. plus, far-right conspiracies leading to real world violence. what we heard from court this week from paul pelosi's attacker. and his sources confirm a hostage deal between israel and hamas might be close, i will speak to senator chris van hollen about the increasing pressure on the biden administration to call for a cease-fire. i'm ayman, let's get started. we begin this hour with breaking news. the former first lady, roslyn carter, one half of the longest lived presidential couple in american history, as sadly died. she was 96 years old. carter, who married jimmy carter in 1946, was widely credited with expanding the role of first ladies to an active partner both in policy and international travel, becoming a trusted adviser even in an era when most newspapers would only call her mrs.

>> i had to be put in the position of saying they have a point eamonn, but i think they have a point at least regards to the primary. ah lot of questions that were on president territory, a front runner for one of the two major parties who has been indicted, this former president, all of the stuff we have never experienced and in this. there are active court dates happening during the campaign so a lot of unknowns if you will about how that was going to impact this primary and this election. i think we've learned at this point that trump has been able to leverage the court dates for attention and to drown out the rest of the primary field. he's winning overwhelmingly in the primaries. ron desantis is getting the endorsement of the iowa governor tomorrow. i don't think any fair observer is going to think that is going to outshine whatever nonsense donald trump spouts out tomorrow during his court day. of course people will cover that more because it's unprecedented, it's more news-y and he's winning in the polls and when it seems the republican voters don't care about that. i think yo

but for now, i handed over to my friend, eamonn mohyeldin. hello a man. >> haley. shop thank you so much, i appreciate it as always. enjoy the rest of your evening off. welcome to ayman. tonight, trump's on trial. what we learned from the testimonies of don junior and eric trump, and the explosive drama involving the judge in the case. plus, can the ex president be disqualified for running for office? that argument was put to the test in a colorado courtroom this week. and taking action, senate democrats are set to subpoena influential conservatives. those with close ties to supreme court justices. i'm ayman, let's get started. >> it was a family affair for the trumps in new york this week. two of the disgraced ex presidents sons took to the stand to testify. in attorney general letitia james to under 50 million dollar civil lawsuit against the trump family and their company. first up was donald trump junior, co-chief of his father's business empire. the ex presidents eldest son faced repeated questions about his role at the trump organization, especially as it rel

are you going to be problematic again , i love that word . with eamonn and isabel monday to thursdays britain's news channel . peter news channel. peter. bogosian philosopher , author. philosopher, author. >> that's me, acrobat . oh, no, >> that's me, acrobat. oh, no, no, no. oh no. >> oh, i was misled. no >> oh, i was misled. no >> all right, peter, you studied this . yes, i have. how did we this. yes, i have. how did we get here? >> it's a very powerful movement . nobody sort of signed up for it, and we are learning every day about inclusion and diversity and anti racism and all that. and it's kind of arrived without anyone quite knowing where it came from. it reminds me a bit of that thing in holy grail when arthur says , in holy grail when arthur says, um, i'm the king and they say, well, we didn't vote for you. we didn't vote for this, did we? >> no, it did not come as a result of a democratic process. uh it blitzkrieg society in the last ten years. and so the words that you mentioned are one of the reasons is that it spread throughout the society . throughout the society. inclus

but for now, i handed over to my friend, eamonn mohyeldin. hello a man. >> haley.man. tonight, trump's on trial. what we learned from the testimonies of don junior and eric trump, and the

hope you have a nice thanksgiving break, but now it's time for me to handed over to my good friend eamonn friend. enjoy your evening off. and tonight, on a man, the death of former first lady rosalynn carter. new reaction from the biden's, the obamas, and more. plus, far-right conspiracies leading to real world violence. what we heard from court this week from paul pelosi's attacker. and his sources confirm a hostage deal between israel and hamas might be close, i will speak to senator chris van hollen about the increasing pressure on the biden administration to call for a cease-fire. i'm ayman, let's get started. we begin this hour with breaking news. the former first lady, roslyn carter, one half of the longest lived presidential couple in

i also want to bring in again david remnick and eamonn mo yelled in.id, let me talk about qatar. to me one of the most fascinating countries on earth. for a small country, very rich country, the kind of place where you have both members of the iranian government and members of hamas and u.s. army base. and the taliban. everyone is there. talk about their unique role here. to your point about how there were some conversations happening basically from day one. it has all been in qatar. >> qatar has held this foreign policy in the region that has agitated a lot of its neighbors for a lot tie a lot of time, trying to keep open lines of communications to some of the most hostile players in the region. their position has been, we are doing that in the request of the americans. it is americans who have asked us to have an office with the taliban. it's americans who have asked. does the israelis have asked us to keep this in direct talks with a mask. if hamas were interact, can you aged how hard these negotiations would be to secure the release of these hostag

i think that's the problem here, eamonn, is the fact that we continue to believe that this is a normal set of circumstances. the fact that judges are having to go to this length in order to protect jurors, and in order to protect the integrity of this trial, it shows us just how dangerous donald trump and all of his stick of fans are. this is not a normal trial. none of these are. the fact that we have jurors who are in danger, the fact that we have law clerks in danger, whose information is being put out, things are being leaked, if this were any other person, it would be considered a mob boss. a mob trial. this person, donald trump, he would not be free to continue to make comments, not beacon free to continue what they're doing. but we continue to shrug this off as if this were normal behavior. donald trump's instincts are going to take over america. donald trump's instincts will destroy democracy, as is the republican party that is holding him up as their martyr. and i think that should be the alarm that we continue to sound. >> jessica, this week the d.a. fani willis asked a judge

are you going to be problematic again , i love that word . with eamonn and isabel monday to thursdays britain's news channel . peter news channel. peter. bogosian philosopher , author. philosopher, author. >> that's me, acrobat . oh, no, >> that's me, acrobat. oh, no, no, no. oh no. >> oh, i was misled. no >> oh, i was misled. no >> all right, peter, you studied this . yes, i have. how did we this. yes, i have. how did we get here? >> it's a very powerful movement . nobody sort of signed up for it, and we are learning every day about inclusion and diversity and anti racism and all that. and it's kind of arrived without anyone quite knowing where it came from. it reminds me a bit of that thing in holy grail when arthur says , in holy grail when arthur says, um, i'm the king and they say, well, we didn't vote for you. we didn't vote for this, did we? >> no, it did not come as a result of a democratic process. uh it blitzkrieg society in the last ten years. and so the words that you mentioned are one of the reasons is that it spread throughout the society . throughout the society. inclus

joining me now with more is eamonn moiety, he is the host of ayman on msnbc, and he's reported extensively from the region and from gaza. ayman, thanks for joining me, and for keeping us all informed throughout the past 50 days. i just want to start by asking you about your reaction to what you've seen over the last couple of days, what are people not talking about, or what has been sticking out to you? >> i think the most important thing is the mechanism of releasing the hostages and creating a diplomatic framework that now is clearly working to deliver both the safe passage of hostages back to israel, but at the same time, allowing for humanitarian aid to be delivered into gaza. the release of palestinians that have been held inside israeli jails, being returned to their families. so what has clearly been established over the past couple of days, which is what i think a lot of the officials have been speaking to in the region are hopeful about, is that this diplomatic mechanism, this framework for dialogue that has allowed the last three days to bear fruit can actually be prolonged. keep

and this is britain's news channel michael portillo gb news britain's news channel earlier with eamonnt a christian country anymore for well all all the institutions are christian. i'm not disagreeing . not disagreeing. >> monarchies, christian parliaments, christian oh, so stop making excuses for them. >> there's also a big question about whether or not rishi sunak was talking nonsense at party conference when he was talking about change. this is back to the future, isn't it? you got the future, isn't it? you got the the king there. the picture of the king there. >> i hope now, look at >> i hope we do. now, look at that. that is a racing that. now that is a racing dnven that. now that is a racing driver, gorgeous crazy orange driver, gorgeous in crazy orange goggles hammond goggles. oh, that was hammond for but not just for a moment there. but not just i more i was more elvis in i was more i was more elvis in his vegas years . his vegas years. >> someone's special day today . >> someone's special day today. the person. king the ordinary person. king charles, he turns 75. >> happy birt

we'll speak with a spokesperson eamonn and isabel monday to thursdays from six till 930 .back to gb news live with christopher hope and pip tomson. now let's bring you the latest from the israel—hamas war because we do understand that the biggest hospital in the gaza strip and another with children on life support is coming under israeli bombardment. that is coming from the world health organisation. 20 hospitals in gaza are now out of action entirely . entirely. >> that's right. there's a warning here for the medical aid for palestinians, warning of an imminent threat against hospitals in northern part of gaza. it's a real worry and we're sure . we're not sure. >> well, let's talk to alon levy to get more on this . alon is a to get more on this. alon is a spokesperson for the israeli government . good afternoon to government. good afternoon to you, alon . can you shed any you, alon. can you shed any light on this about the hospitals that are being hit by these airstrikes , children on these airstrikes, children on life support coming under bombardment ? bombardment? >> fi

yes will. >> good morning, eamonn.'s 427. >> and welcome back. it's 427. you're watching or listening to me? martin daubney on gb news. now, in a few minutes, i'll get reaction to the book written by harry and meghan's favoured journalist has been described as ludicrous for the ludicrous propaganda for the sussexes. and i'll ask whether itv is censoring nigel farage down under on i'm a celebrity, get me out of here. but first, families of hostages held by hamas have gathered in tel aviv's museum plaza as they eagerly await details of who might be released by the terror group later today. but arrangements made under the truce between israel and palestine seem to be at risk. earlier today, when smoke appeared on the gaza skyline, the idf have now confirmed that hamas violated the ceasefire in two separate incidents by laying explosives that left israeli soldiers injured . well, i'm soldiers injured. well, i'm joined now in the studio by charlie peters. so charlie , the charlie peters. so charlie, the ceasefire, we broke

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get to know us from 6:00. >> it's breakfast eamonn >> it's breakfast with eamonn and monday to thursdayse in the next hour. top story. it's bedlam and confusion at the covid inquiry this time sir chris whitty took the stand. the headless chicken continues. there and he said this. all the opfions there and he said this. all the options were very bad, but some were a bit worse. doesn't that fill you full of confidence? next up is it time to clamp down on work ? shy britain with on work? shy britain with a record 2.6 million people on long term disability benefits, costing the country billions and billions of pounds? will the autumn statement tomorrow clamp down on work shy britain? is that the right thing to do? next up, schools out as the welsh government is tinkering with school holidays over the summer, cutting them to down four weeks instead of six. is that something that you'd like to do to give more flexibility or would it simply make your summer houday would it simply make your summer holiday even more expensive as parents go for those same four weeks across the country , mess weeks

eamonn has whammy, mea culpa.for burn ing christmas hats that look like the palestinian flag. can i just say they also look like the welsh flag, the poppy, the italian flag, mexican hungary. yeah. anyway so have they emphatically misjudged the pubuc emphatically misjudged the public mood and should they have apologised to the pro—palestine mob? that's the big debate and that's next, where tonight's panel and i'm joined by allison pearson , lord bailey and amy pearson, lord bailey and amy nicholl . turner none of them nicholl. turner none of them wait. interesting that also tonight, there we go . also tonight, there we go. also tonight, there we go. also tonight, a career focussed mum's tonight, a career focussed mum's to blame for a shocking rise in kids starting school in nappies. top conservative mp miriam cates thinks so, and her frank assessment has caused quite the explosion. in fact, it's kicked right off the straight talking. tory joins me shortly. meanwhile, how many sick days have you pulled this year ? b

gb news earlier with eamonn and isabel. >> we're not a christian country anymore. >> well, all all thenstitutions are christian. >> i'm not disagreeing. monarchies, christian parliaments, christian finished. >> so stop making excuses for them. >> there's also a big question about whether or not rishi sunak was talking nonsense at party conference when he was talking about change. this is back to the future, isn't it? i've got the future, isn't it? i've got the picture the king there. the picture of the king there. >> i we now look at >> i hope we do. now look at that. that is a racing that. now that is a racing dnven that. now that is a racing driver, gorgeous and crazy orange goggles. >> was hammond for >> oh, that was hammond for a moment >> oh, that was hammond for a mo butt >> oh, that was hammond for a mo but no, i could just wish >> but no, i could just wish i was more. >> but no, i could just wish i was was. >> but no, i could just wish i was was more elvis in his vegas >> i was more elvis in his vegas years. special day years. someone's special day today the ordinary person. ki

gb news earlier with eamonn and isabel. >> we're not a christian country anymore. >> well, all all thenstitutions are christian. >> i'm not disagreeing. monarchies, christian parliaments, christian finished. >> so stop making excuses for them. >> there's also a big question about whether or not rishi sunak was talking nonsense at party conference when he was talking about change. this is back to the future, isn't it? i've got the future, isn't it? i've got the picture the king there. the picture of the king there. >> i we now look at >> i hope we do. now look at that. that is a racing that. now that is a racing dnven that. now that is a racing driver, gorgeous and crazy orange goggles. >> was hammond for >> oh, that was hammond for a moment >> oh, that was hammond for a mo butt >> oh, that was hammond for a mo but no, i could just wish >> but no, i could just wish i was more. >> but no, i could just wish i was was. >> but no, i could just wish i was was more elvis in his vegas >> i was more elvis in his vegas years. special day years. someone's special day today the ordinary person. ki

you're tuned into breakfast with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. >> leading the news this morning ,id , boris johnson suggested covid was nature's way of dealing with old people, just one of the many exchanges described as bonkers in notes the number tens. in notes by the number tens. former chief scientist . former chief scientist. >> the inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic heard from mr pandemic also heard from mr johnson's former top aide, dominic cummings. >> the cabinet office was a bombsite and many officials had come to me and said this is causing chaos. there has to be some formalised system to actually grip this because the cabinet office was a dumpster fire. >> israel claims the bombing of a refugee camp in gaza has killed a key hamas commander.

it's not just me and eamonn. >> we want to get to know you and want you to get to know and we want yougb news, britain's news channel . news channel. >> hello, good afternoon and welcome to gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next three hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. >> about opinion. >> it's mine , it's theirs, and >> it's mine, it's theirs, and of course it's yours . we'll be of course it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing and at times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled . so one will be cancelled. so joining me in the next hour , joining me in the next hour, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and also broadcaster and author christine hamilton. in a few moments , we'll be going head few moments, we'll be going head to head in a clash of minds with gb news senior commentator nigel nelson former nelson and also former conservative special adviser claire pearsall . right. but claire pearsall. right. but before we get stuck in, let's get your latest news headlines with s

abby 29th november, you're tuned into breakfast here on gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. here's what's leading the news this morning . rifts deepened within morning. rifts deepened within the conservative party over ballooning migration numbers as immigration minister robert jenrick takes aim at number 10 over a lack action. katherine over a lack of action. katherine forster has more from westminster . westminster. >> yes, many , many conservative >> yes, many, many conservative mps, very unhappy with net migration. now at three quarters of a million last year and splits even within the cabinet. they're supposed to be collective responsibility, but immigration minister robert jenrick is saying that if he'd had his way , he'd have brought had his way, he'd have brought in measures to clamp down on migration over a year ago. i'll bnng migration over a year ago. i'll bring you more shortly . bring you more shortly. >> strong words. thank you very much , catherine. british high much, catherine. british high street. there it is. it's the backbone of your community and economy

otherwise, with eamonn holmes and isabel webster here on gb news. >> and here's what's leading the newse at a high point, as shadow frontbencher imran hussain has resigned in order to, in his own words, strongly advocate for a ceasefire in gaza . katherine ceasefire in gaza. katherine forster in westminster with the latest . latest. >> yes , we've had a number of >> yes, we've had a number of shadow frontbenchers come out and call for a ceasefire , but and call for a ceasefire, but late last night

. >> this is breakfast with eamonn holmes and isabel webster.abel webster. and heremorning leading the news holmes and isabel webster. and heremorning ..eading the news this morning. >> or won't he? pressure >> will he or won't he? pressure ramping hunt to cut ramping up on jeremy hunt to cut taxes ahead of the autumn statement on wednesday, the chancellor insisting everything is on the table. >> he may be used to the snake pit of politics, but last night, nigel farage went headfirst into a literal snake pit in the australian jungle as he kicks off his stint on i'm a celebrity. get me out of here. we'll have all the latest shortly . shortly. >> just stop oil haven't gone away. they're set to cause chaos this week as they kick off their take to the streets. protests vowing to cause disruption every day until they win their battle against oil and gas. so how will an already stretched metropolitan police react ? metropolitan police react? >> an paul coyte is here with your sports. >> yes. morning, scotland. draw three all against norway, australia