i mean i'm team eamonn but i don't really know much. about them. so good. >> on her.you know divorce. >> on her. you know divorce. >> is painful. >> is painful. >> but my friends got me through. great. there you go. good stuff ruth. >> well done. do you mean your divorce? >> you're not my divorce. no. i'm very happily married. >> to ruth. got me through, and i was like, why is ben confessing that? >> no, no. ruth's friends. >> no, no. ruth's friends. >> oh. >> oh. >> ruth, i'm not one of them. but, ruth, if you're out there, i'm willing to be. >> out there. she's on the papen >> yeah, but i could be friends with ruth. >> i think. >> i think. >> she's. >> she's. >> doing all right. let's have a look at saturday's. >> times, please. >> times, please. >> ben? yes? long term. >> ben? yes? long term. >> sick. >> sick. >> facing crackdown on benefits. >> facing crackdown on benefits. >> just going after people that have been sick for years and years and years claiming benefits, which. to be fair, i would say, oh, that's a good idea. if there wasn't a long line of things the

. >> eamonn, appreciate that. >> cpi of course. >> the main story here. >> although we'll. >> talk tariffs later. >> this morning with peter navarro. and yesterday. >> we. >> had multiple uses of the word chaos. >> whether that. >> was the ford cfo. >> or ken griffin. >> sarah who you. >> know quite. >> well saying that. >> the tariff quote chaos. >> is an impediment. >> to growth. >> no, this has been. >> consistent from griffin. and yes, he's a conservative. i mean, he probably agrees with a lot of what trump is doing and saying, but not on the tariff front. he says. from my vantage point, the bombastic rhetoric, the damage has already been done. it's a huge mistake to resort to this form of rhetoric when you're trying to drive a bargain. because it tears into the minds of ceos, policy makers that we can't depend on america as our trading partner. it makes it difficult for multinationals, in particular, to think about how to plan for the next five, ten, 15, 20 years, particularly when it comes to long lead time capital investments that could be adversarily adversely impacted by a degrada

eamonn. >> no idea. do you know? don't know.not really sure or care, but. >> ellie, i care, i care. >> princess charlotte did. >> princess charlotte did. >> that one. yes. >> and can we just show next song? because this is my favourite and i actually think so. 50. >> so. >> that's good. that is very good. >> how good is that? >> how good is that? >> well, whoever did that one has an artistic bent, a leaning. >> i would agree with that too, don't you? >> lovely big cushion as well. >> lovely big cushion as well. >> very. david hockney said of the papers this morning. >> was it david hockney? >> was it david hockney? >> it looks like it could be david hockney. no, it was prince george. >> very good. now you can see there's an artistic bent going on there. you're right. >> and finally, the last one, eamonn, you'll be glad to know is this one. and this is a lovely portrait of prince louis. but who is the artist? >> i can see that again. that's. that's very good. that's much more mature. whoever's whoever's. >> it's charcoal is going

i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast.ppy valentine's day everybody. >> nice day to you. >> nice day to you. >> and eamonn i really like your tie this morning. a lovely choice. >> i'm full of love. love hearts. >> are full of love. >> are full of love. >> are full of love. >> are on my tie today. oh, you didn't notice that? no i didn't. >> i just saw the red tie. yeah. that's lovely. >> can we get a close up on this? yes. lovely red tie covered in love hearts. did you already have this or a special purchase? >> no, i already had this. >> no, i already had this. >> oh. >> oh. >> it's lovely. this was. i do think if you've got love in your life for someone to love. it's a good day today. not a lot of people are cynical about it, and they criticise, you know, people being involved in it. but i just think it's a nice thing if there's someone and it doesn't matter if it's a child or a parent or whatever, just someone who you're really close to and you want to show love to. i think today is the day to do it. >> love is all you n

unlike eamonn, my dad had a van, and i used to love going in the van.ou used to love the van, didn't you? yeah. love the van. >> our van was called the magic carpet. >> was it really? >> was it really? >> yes. it had. it had a sultan or whatever on the side on a magic carpet. and the magic carpet was flying. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so it was the magic carpet. >> so it was the magic carpet. >> my dad was. >> my dad was. >> because it was a carpet van. >> because it was a carpet van. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> well, they're always carpets in the back. >> that's why it was a carpet van. >> yeah. yeah. carpet. >> yeah. yeah. carpet. >> it didn't really fly. it was. it was. a ali baba was his father. and he used to fly around around the country. and it was. but the thing. my dad had a blue van. but the thing is, white vans. why are they always. why are they cheaper? because they're white. why are they never coloured? >> yeah. i wonder, does this affect your insurance? >> i don't know, maybe. maybe it is. >> be a nightmare to keep clean. >> be

you're starting your day and you're starting your week with me eamonn holmes. >> and i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast with eamonn and ellie. >> all this dilemma people have as to what to wear on the red carpet. i think somebody there last night cracked it. just got it right for all occasions. >> i know what you're talking about and i'm not sure i agree. this is kanye west's wife, bianca censori have we got? wear. >> what i wear a wear nothing. >> what i wear a wear nothing. >> that's what she decided. >> that's what she decided. >> she wore nothing. a sheer dress over her naked body. and she walked the red carpet like that. >> obviously we can't. >> obviously we can't. >> show you because it's 6:00 in the morning, but you can imagine a very curvaceous woman covered in just a sheer dress. >> he hasn't made an effort, has he? he hasn't really made an effort. >> he was in black jeans. a black t shirt. >> yeah. no, he's. >> yeah. no, he's. >> just standing there saying, yes, she is my wife, basically. but there's nothing really to imagine here. she's a beautifully curvaceous

earlier this morning, reform uk leader nigel farage spoke to elianne eamonn after speaking with farmers> they feel, and some of these families have had farms for hundreds of years. they feel directly threatened by these proposed tax changes and they're going to stand up and they're going to stand up and they're going to stand up and they're going to fight and they're doing it here. we're in north london this morning, but this is beginning to happen all over the country. and i sense that we've got a great feeling in our country for the countryside, and it's only likely it is because it's only likely it is because it's been looked after and husbanded for centuries by people like this. i think the pubuc people like this. i think the public are getting on their side. >> and. >> and. >> elsewhere, a 50 year old simon vickers, who stabbed his 14 year old daughter scarlett in the heart while he claimed they were play fighting in their kitchen, has been jailed at teesside crown court for life, with a minimum term of 15 years after he was convicted of her murder. delivering the sentence, mr just

halfway through the week you're watching gb news breakfast i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello. >> i'm ellie costello. >> 75 years of formula one. and there are those people who use there are those people who use the roads, ordinary people who believe they're on a formula one track. ellie. that's what they do. and you know what happens? the police get them, catch them, and they have to attend speed coui'ses. >> courses. >> they do speed awareness course. how was it? coyte? >> it was three hours. it was three hours of sitting on zoom. but the thing is, though, i did something that the instructor said they've never seen before on a speed awareness course. so they have like a round where you see a little video and you're supposed to have a little look. and so, right, where's all the dangers? can you see the dangers? can you see the dangers? exactly. and i'm looking i'm thinking there's a kid, okay, there's a dog there. so then it ends and it says, what happened next? and i'm like, i have no idea. so they had a, b, c or d. so and it's like, well what do you think happened next. do y

and then ellie and eamonn played a clip of jonathan reynolds in parliament saying, oh, we got the clips see this clip. >> before the last election, i worked as a solicitor in manchester city centre, and i would travel in to manchester every day for my what is now my constituency. >> now he's changed his linkedin. apparently in the last 24 hours it now says he was a trainee solicitor, which is true. so maybe he just made made tried to make himself sound a little bit more qualified than he really was in that one sentence. does it really matter? >> i think you're being very generous. but they also changed the wikipedia entry as well. they went through every online edition of information and changed it. so when you combine this with rachel reeves saying she did ten years as an economist, she actually did five and a half years, econ

eamonn did a great job with his tie.his love heart tie. >> so sweet that you should have had something like that on. >> do you know what i've stopped wearing? brightly coloured ties. >> why? >> why? >> i just don't think they suit me. >> and when you say bright, you mean a bright orange one. that would not suit you now. >> yeah, well, just like i used to wear pink ties or bright red ties. but now i just, like, sort of navy or. yeah. >> it's boring, isn't it? bring them back. bring back your bright ties. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> have you ever been kayaking or anything like that? or you saw that that that whale went and bit then chucked him back out. thank goodness. >> well, for my stag do a few years ago i went to the whale hotspots of the world, which is vancouver island. yeah. and i wanted to see. i love killer whales, i love orcas, i love wanted to see. i lov

on this wednesday morning i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. >>on't know about you guys but when it comes to holidays now i get i think the world's become a much smaller place. you think of wildfires in greece and portugal and la and then earthquakes in the greek islands, earthquakes. >> in santorini at the moment. >> in santorini at the moment. >> yeah. so shocking. santorini. there is an evacuation going on there. you'll see from these pictures here. and people are getting on boats and getting on planes to head to athens. as the famous greek tourist island suffers from increased seismic activity. so my point is, paul, of all the things we're worrying about here, have you ever been involved in an earthquake? >> i don't think i ever have, actually, i tell a lie. yeah. when i was on the radio in peterborough years ago and i was about 21, 22, there was an earth tremor. yeah. and it was the biggest news that we'd ever had in the city. so the front page, i remember it now. the evening telegraph said quake rocks city. and the true thing is that i was o

i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast.ow it's a big night for british film last night. yes. the awards in london. alex dai davies was there. >> yes i was. »- >> yes i was. >> like, all the glitz. >> like, all the glitz. >> and glamour was. yeah, it was actually, it was a bit more subdued than the grammys were. everybody kept their clothes on, which was very good for a start. >> that's a. >> that's a. >> relief to that one. but yeah, it was a good night for the likes of like the conclave and the brutalist as expected. they were pretty much tipped for glory. and it was it was it was relatively subdued. just quite a nice plain sailing evening, to be honest. >> with you. we'll have all the clips and all the, the gossip from it with you very shortly. alex. thank you very much indeed. are you moviegoer, paul? >> absolutely. i went to the baftas quite a few years ago. did you? yeah. yeah, yeah i did. yeah, it was, it was, it was interesting. it was an interesting. it was an interesting situation. how can i why do i say this? ther

on this monday morning i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. >> paul it could be worse. it could be worse. you could have been beaten in the fa cup by plymouth. true. yeah. yeah. true. you know i mean man united. we were victorious on friday night. >> you were victorious. >> you were victorious. >> a magnificent. >> a magnificent. >> let go. yes. >> let go. yes. >> let on site. >> let on site. >> on site, of course. no var. but it was on site. of course it was. yeah. >> people a lot of people are saying why is there no var in the, in the fa cup? and is it because you've got lots of small teams? >> i think. >> i think. >> that's it. who wouldn't be able to afford it. >> so then they try and make it fair across the board. so if there's, there's no point having a couple of couple of games of a couple without you know, i watched on saturday which kept away from football. i watched doctor zhivago. have you ever seen doctor zhivago? >> never. >> never. >> you've never seen doctor zhivago? >> omar sharif. >> omar sharif. >> no interest in. >> no interest in.

wherever you're watching, however you're listening i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello, and thiss gb news breakfast. >> so we're talking about all these new towns, these 12 new towns proposed for around the country. and i think that's very exciting. i think it's very exciting. >> and they're meant to be beautiful as well. >> well, hopefully they will be. and we're talking about architecture in general. we're also talking about the ugly ones, how we've got it wrong so often throughout the years. and cheap doesn't have to mean ugly, but so often it does. and but also the king yesterday visited the most beautiful football stadium i've ever been in. the team of mr paul coyte. and yes, of course you've been there. >> yes, absolutely. i don't think he was quite the same as you were yesterday, though he was. he did have a lovely time. >> i enjoyed the champagne at spurs. >> little bit too much. it was. look, they were. >> the tottenham hotspur stadium walking up the tunnel there. >> who is he with there? who's the tall one. >> that is i don't know. is it. it's an nfl thing going on ther

on this tuesday morning i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. >> thed story this morning a 15 year old boy has died after being stabbed to death at a school in sheffield. >> the young man has been named as harvey willgoose, a student at all saints catholic school. >> a teenager has since been arrested on suspicion of murder. >> well, this comes as children as young as ten have been found carrying knives. this is according to stop and search data. >> well, last year alone, just over 100 cases of youths between 10 to 17 were found with weapons. >> i mean, this is every parent's worst nightmare, isn't it? children as young as ten years old carrying knives. and it begs the question, why? what is a ten year old looking to do with a knife? why are they arming themselves with the knife in the first place? >> well, i remember when i was a teenager, you carried some sort of weapon or defence simply against being attacked by by somebody else. i mean, i knew that was quite widespread, but i would say this, i mean, our school, i can't i just can't imagine how a sc