i'm ellie costello in the newsroom . ellie costello in the newsroom. russia's president putin has sent his condolences to the family of wagner group leader who was reportedly killed in a plane crash north of moscow yesterday. the mercenary boss was one of the ten people named on the jet's passenger list. putin described yevgeny prigozhin as a talented businessman who he's known since the 90s prigozhin . the 90s prigozhin. >> i knew prigozhin for a very long time, since the early 1990s. >> he was a man with a complex destiny and he made serious mistakes in life . he achieved mistakes in life. he achieved the results he needed both for himself and when i asked him for the common cause, as in these last months, he was a talented person, a talented businessman. he worked not only in our country and worked with results, but also abroad in africa in . particular >> meanwhile, ukraine's navy and military conducted a special operation overnight in russia , operation overnight in russia, occupied crimea. officials say a drone destroyed a russian long—range anti

with me, ellie costello and martin daubney . and costello and martin daubney.urse, the greenpeace protest that we saw yesterday with protesters actually getting onto the roof of the prime minister's home in yorkshire. >> and clive straight to the point personally, rather than talk them off the roof, i would have made sure that they stayed up there for at least seven days. but with zero media coverage, it's a bit like a kind of strangeways prison roof sitting. starve them out. clive direct to the point. >> yeah . wells has been in touch >> yeah. wells has been in touch and says , i would like to know and says, i would like to know why the greenpeace activists and says, i would like to know why “released|peace activists and says, i would like to know why “released onace activists and says, i would like to know why “released on bail ctivists and says, i would like to know why “released on bail .tivists and says, i would like to know why “released on bail . whys and says, i would like to know why “released on bail . why were were released on bail. why were they not

i'm ellie costello in the newsroom . ellie costello in the newsroom.s to the family of the wagner group leader who was reportedly killed in a plane crash north of moscow yesterday . yevgeny moscow yesterday. yevgeny prigozhin was one of the ten people named on the jet's passenger list. mr putin described the mercenary boss as a talented businessman . a talented businessman. >> prigozhin i knew prigozhin for a very long time, since the early 1990s. >> he was a man with a complex destiny and he made serious mistakes in life. he achieved the results he needed both for himself and when i asked him for the common cause , as in these the common cause, as in these last months , he was a talented last months, he was a talented person , a talented businessman. person, a talented businessman. he worked not only in our country and worked with results, but also abroad in africa in particular. >> gb news understands the government is looking to block the former natwest chief executive's multi million pound payout. dame alison rose quit after it emerged she talked a

ellie costello has your news as . thanks say. ellie costello has your news as. thanks dan, i'm ellie costello and i'm also very happy to be here in the gb newsroom . to be here in the gb newsroom. >> now, russia's president vladimir putin, has sent his condolences to the family of the wagner group leader who was reportedly killed in a plane crash north of moscow yesterday. yevgeny prigozhin was one of the ten people named on the jet's passenger list . mr putin passenger list. mr putin described the mercenary boss as a talented businessman . in a new a talented businessman. in a new prigozhin for a very long time , prigozhin for a very long time, since the early 1990s, he was a man with a complex destiny and he made serious mistakes in life i >> -- >> he achieved the results he needed both for himself. and when i asked him for the common cause, as in these last months, he was a talented person, a talented businessman. he worked not only in our country and worked with results, but also abroad in africa in particular. >> gb news understands the government is lookin

ellie costello has your news as . thanks say. ellie costello has your news as. thanks dan, i'm ellie costello and i'm also very happy to be here in the gb newsroom . to be here in the gb newsroom. >> now, russia's president vladimir putin, has sent his condolences to the family of the wagner group leader who was reportedly killed in a plane crash north of moscow yesterday. yevgeny prigozhin was one of the ten people named on the jet's passenger list . mr putin passenger list. mr putin described the mercenary boss as a talented businessman . in a new a talented businessman. in a new prigozhin for a very long time , prigozhin for a very long time, since the early 1990s, he was a man with a complex destiny and he made serious mistakes in life i >> -- >> he achieved the results he needed both for himself. and when i asked him for the common cause, as in these last months, he was a talented person, a talented businessman. he worked not only in our country and worked with results, but also abroad in africa in particular. >> gb news understands the government is lookin

i'm ellie costello in the newsroom . ellie costello in the newsroom.sia's president vladimir putin has sent his condolences to the family of the wagner group leader who was reportedly killed in a plane crash north of moscow yesterday . yevgeny moscow yesterday. yevgeny prigozhin was one of the ten people named on the jet's passenger list. mr putin described the mercenary boss as a talented businessman . a talented businessman. >> prigozhin i knew prigozhin for a very long time, since the early 1990s. >> he was a man with a complex destiny and he made serious mistakes in life. he achieved the results he needed both for himself and when i asked him for the common cause , as in these the common cause, as in these last months , he was a talented last months, he was a talented person , a talented businessman. person, a talented businessman. he worked not only in our country and worked with results, but also abroad in africa in particular. >> gb news understands the government is looking to block the former natwest chief executive's multi million pound payou

with me, tom harwood and ellie costello. so coming up today , gb news, don't kill cash today, gb news, don't kill cash campaign is heading to downing street this afternoon >> almost 300,000 of you have signed the petition to ensure that cash remains legal tender until 2050. and there's still time to sign it. >> and it's a huge morning for tens of thousands of students as it's a—level results day grades are expected to drop for a second year running after the pandemic led to inflation. in those top grades, we'll have the very latest reaction . very latest reaction. >> and the lionesses have done it. they have booked a place in the world cup final after beating hosts australia , spain beating hosts australia, spain are up next in the final on . sunday >> it's going to be an incredibly exciting game. the first time that the women's team have ever been to the final , the have ever been to the final, the first time that an english football team has been to the final, of course, since 1966. but the big question now and the questio

my name is tom harwood and this is ellie costello.out . out. >> the former prime minister, former president of the united states surrenders at fulton county jail in georgia . we'll be county jail in georgia. we'll be getting reaction from both sides of the debate. >> almost promoted him there. >> almost promoted him there. >> i did. almost, yeah. >> i did. almost, yeah. >> as the energy price cap falls over 7 million homes are still expected to face a winter of soaring bills. but how will bnng soaring bills. but how will bring you the latest breakdown from our business and economics editor liam halligan . editor liam halligan. >> and the ultra low emission zone is being expanded to greater london next week, which could see people coughing up £12.50 a day. vehicle sales, which do not meet certain emissions standards. our reporter lisa hartle will be catching up with some costly commuters . commuters. and mps are going to be getting double the golden handshake they get when they leave office. >> as if an mp loses or stands down, they'll

i'm ellie costello in the newsroom . russia's president newsroom.ussia's president vladimir putin has sent his condolences to the family of the wagner group leader who was reportedly killed in a plane crash north of moscow yesterday. yevgeny prigov was one of the ten people named on the jet's passenger list. mr putin described the mercenary boss as a talent businessman . a talent businessman. >> i knew prigozhin for a very long time, since the early 1990s. he was a man with a complex destiny and he made serious mistakes in life . he serious mistakes in life. he achieved the results. he needed both for himself and when i asked him for the common cause, asked him for the common cause, as in these last months, he was as in these last months, he was a talented person, a talented businessman . he worked not only businessman. he worked not only in our country and worked with results , but also abroad. in results, but also abroad. in africa in particular for gb news understands the government is looking to block the former natwest chief executive's multi—m

you're watching britain's newsroom with tom harwood and me, ellie costello.ouch this morning, not just on inflation, which , of not just on inflation, which, of course, is our biggest story at the moment. also on council tax and cuddles . and cuddles. >> cover it all here we do as long as it starts with a c no on cuddles. it's interesting because we do have this interview coming up with a licenced cuddle therapist in the west and has west midlands and sarah has written in to say the best cuddles came from my granny who cuddled me endlessly. i think that's what we were saying earlier, actually. if it's someone know, it's probably earlier, actually. if it's s(biteone know, it's probably earlier, actually. if it's s(bit more know, it's probably earlier, actually. if it's s(bit more personal. it's probably earlier, actually. if it's s(bit more personal. yeah.obably a bit more personal. yeah. >> you love and >> if it's someone you love and you really need it, you've had a really hard day and someone gives cuddle. family, gives you a cuddle. your family, it's lovel

. >> i'm ellie costello. >> thank you. >> i'm ellie costello. >> and1k you. >> i'm ellie costello. >>gb news . news. >> what have we got in the world of views this morning? >> lots and lots of views, so do keep them coming in morning keep them coming in this morning on data breach . on the data breach. >> data breaches on the data breach. >> we're data breaches on the data breach. >> we're talking ata breaches on the data breach. >> we're talking abouteaches on the data breach. >> we're talking about thisas that we're talking about this morning. is electoral morning. one is the electoral commission 40 million voters could have been exposed in that cyber attack. there's also a massive cyber attack from the police service of northern ireland. every single police officer has been named in that. it was published in human error just defy belief, really . just defy belief, really. >> it happened. >> it happened. >> yeah, exactly . questions will >> yeah, exactly. questions will be asked. linda's been in touch saying, well, these data breaches are becoming more common. i was informed by my p

this is britain's newsroom with tom harwood and me, ellie costello coming up for you today. chief executive of the nhs providers has said that these strikes put the clock close to a tipping point. >> and in the last few moments, a source close to the health secretary have accused the bma of a politically motivated campaign to bring down the government. we'll have the latest . latest. >> west yorkshire police have received a complaint after a woman said her autistic daughter was arrested by seven police officers for saying a female officers for saying a female officer looked like her lesbian nana. we'll get the latest from our reporter in leeds and fly me to the moon or at least the edge of space. >> virgin galactic's first tourist flight landed safely yesterday with british former olympian john goodwin calling the experience the most exciting day of his life . day of his life. >> and we want to hear from you on any of the stories that we're talking about today, whether it's doctor strikes or your favourite childhood ice cream. apparently the nation's favourite is a screwball

i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm ellie costello . and >> and i'm ellie costello.get in touch about that. broke councils issue. lynn says the problem is councils are run by people with little or no business acumen. they have no concept of balancing accounts. many young people with no idea what the community needs and how to get the best value for money. yeah, which is a point. well, it is a valid point , which is a point. well, it is a valid point, isn't it? which is a point. well, it is a valid point , isn't it? you've valid point, isn't it? you've got to be run like businesses. but you think there'd be. i don't really know how they work. i've been on council. i've never been on a council. >> think get enough >> you think they get enough money well? i mean, council money as well? i mean, council tax absolutely extortionate. tax is absolutely extortionate. so something so you think there's something wrong system ? you've wrong with the system? you've got on nessie got them going on nessie as well. ness there's well. loch ness monster. there's a hunt going on. a new

i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm ellie costello . and >> and i'm ellie costello.o ? that's my question for you this hour . this hour. >> no, i don't actually like going to the zoo, and i'll tell you why. because and i used to love it when i was child. but love it when i was a child. but now i go, ijust love it when i was a child. but now i go, i just think the now when i go, i just think the cages are so small. oh, and it makes me feel sad. oh, no. makes me feel very sad. oh, no. >> this should be bigger. bigger things also out now, because it is about conservation. is all about conservation. >> they're different >> maybe they're different now. yeah, >> maybe they're different now. yeai, >> maybe they're different now. yeai mean, zoos are doing >> i mean, zoos are doing incredible conservation work. they're not just there for us to gawp animals, but if gawp at these animals, but if you go the are you you do go to the zoo, are you actually looking at a genuine animal? that's the question. this morning. it's a it's a weird one. but have a look at this. this is a it'

. >> and i'm ellie costello . and >> and i'm ellie costello. and this is breakfast on gb news news . news. >> and should we kick off just a little bit about what we need to do to save the country and save the planet? >> yes, let's i think that's a really good, good place to start because, you know, i mean, you know, all green agenda and know, all the green agenda and everyone's very concerned. >> do we save the world? >> how do we save the world? basically we've the answer. basically we've got the answer. well, we, courtesy basically we've got the answer. wethe we, courtesy basically we've got the answer. wethe daily we, courtesy basically we've got the answer. wethe daily star. we, courtesy basically we've got the answer. wethe daily star. wee, courtesy basically we've got the answer. wethe daily star. we do? urtesy basically we've got the answer. wethe daily star. we do? yessy of the daily star. we do? yes >> and that is to eat fish at the top or at the pub? >> at the pub, yeah. so you need a you need a pint of lager and fish and chips at the

. >> i'm ellie costello. >> i'm ellie costello. >> and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on gbng to you. >> thank you so much for your company. and there is one story

i'm martin daubney. >> and i'm ellie costello , and >> and i'm ellie costello, and this is breakfasts getting on a sunbed for a lot of you and this has made us chuckle this morning. it's the front page of the sun this morning. hands off. apparently, it's the germans versus the brits for nabbing a sunbed first thing in the morning when you're on houday. the morning when you're on holiday . and the germans are holiday. and the germans are notoriously very good at it, aren't they? are, aren't they? they are, but apparently are catching apparently we are catching them up. so what happened is the bild, >> so what happened is the bild, which is the german national newspaper, out an article newspaper, put out an article accusing of sunbed accusing the brits of sunbed warfare, getting into early, too quick for the germans. but but the sun in a classic piece of tabloid counter—attack, sent one of their men to all women. all women , one of their reporters, women, one of their reporters, one of their one of their thems to the algarve. and apparently the germans are just as bad. one of the dads

. >> i'm ellie costello. >> i'm ellie costello. >> and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on gb news. good morning to you. >> thank you so much for your company. and there is one story that that's really got us going this morning. >> yeah, it's this it's on the front page of your sensational soaraway star, rise of the soaraway daily star, rise of the sun psychos. this is a 45% sun psychos. and this is a 45% of brits. yeah have what they call weird sandwich combos. >> i'm worried about this. what are the combos? >> well, the top of the list is. well, they're saying a baked beans sandwich, so not baked beans sandwich, so not baked beans on toast. you know, the old favourite, but a sauna packed of beans . see that packed full of beans. see that all out? that'd a all fall out? that'd be a nightmare eat. i don't know nightmare to eat. i don't know if the beans were hot, i'd be quite up for that. >> love a baked beans. and >> i love a baked beans. and then you had a nice farmhouse then if you had a nice farmhouse loaf . yeah. okay. on board loaf. yeah. okay. i'm on board with but the

. headlines with ellie costello. >> patrick, thank you. the family of the wagner group leader who was reportedly killed in a plane crash north of moscow yesterday . he described moscow yesterday. he described yevgeny prigozhin as a talented businessman who he's known since the 90s. the mercenary boss was one of the ten people named on the jets passenger list. detectives investigated the fire at the crooked house pub in himley have arrested two men on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life . staffordshire to endanger life. staffordshire police says a 66 year old from dudley and a 33 and a 33 year old from milton keynes are being questioned . the backlog of questioned. the backlog of asylum cases has hit a record high. more than 175,000 people were waiting for an initial decision on the application . by decision on the application. by the end of june, the home office says it's doubled spending on asylum in the past year to nearly £4 billion as and you can get more of all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com . gbnews.

. >> and i'm ellie costello and this is breakfast on gb news. now. >> do you wake up feeling at one with nature or are you irritated by the dawn .7 because if you're by the dawn.7 because if you're up at this time of day, you probably hear the dawn chorus. does that drive you mad.7 because it shouldn't. if it does, it shouldn't do because it's in several the papers this several of the papers this morning. but research has found that places that don't have as much birdsong, people , al, are much birdsong, people, al, are more likely to be admitted to hospital with mental health problems. >> really .7 really. so it's very >> really? really. so it's very good for you . the sound is good good for you. the sound is good for your mental health. >> it is actually good for reducing anxiety and mood disorders . so reducing anxiety and mood disorders. so listening to reducing anxiety and mood disorders . so listening to the disorders. so listening to the birds is good for the soul. we sort of knew it, but it's now they've proved it. >> i don't really like

and i'm ellie costello . costello. >> and this is breakfast on gb news .ews. >> fancy bit of cake. this morning. will you pay for it ? morning. will you pay for it? >> well, you could find yourself in hot water if you ask for a load of free cakes. so that's exactly what happened to the corrie actress catherine tyldesley. her agent emailed a bakery and essentially asked for 100 cupcake acas a large birthday cake and a small birthday cake and a small birthday cake and a small birthday cake for free in exchange for exposure, exposure, exposure and sharing it on the actress's instagram page, which i believe has about 700 followers. >> now this little this little bakery has posted the messages, but now it's all being denied. no, we'd pay you. we'd pay you. it says on the messages they wouldn't pay it. they'd just get some pr this woman anyway , it's some pr this woman anyway, it's the response from the bakery is brilliant . so really sorry to brilliant. so really sorry to hear your client hasn't got enough money to pay for cakes. >> hard times. >> hard times. >

. >> and i'm ellie costello. and this is breakfast on gb news as you fancy a holiday . holiday . i do. you fancy a holiday. i do. and i feel like i really need one as well. what about you? >> yes, i wouldn't mind actually. be quite

. >> well, let's get some more explanation on all of this from our national reporter, ellie costello,kids in england and also puts at disadvantage puts them at a disadvantage at university up university when they're up against children, students from all nations of the all the other nations of the country. the country. well, england are the outliers, would seem, in the outliers, it would seem, in the united kingdom. >> idea is that bringing >> but the idea is that bringing it back pre—pandemic grading >> but the idea is that bringing it baci> but the idea is that bringing it baci> but the idea is that bringing it baci> but the idea is that bringing it baci

with me, tom harwood and ellie costello coming up for you today. >> we are not at the finish line.n from across the united kingdom . united kingdom. >> and red alert, that's the level the british maritime authorities have declared ahead of an expected busy day of small boat activity in the english channel will be live in dover to give you the latest . give you the latest. >> there are calls for a council tax freeze next year. people in the north—east are paying the most as a proportion of their salary, whereas those in westminster are paying the least.

this is britain's newsroom with tom harwood and me, ellie costello. close to a tipping point. >> we're asking have the unions gone too far ? gone too far? >> is i posing a real threat to humanity ? while 76% of people humanity? while 76% of people say yes, that's according to a new yougov poll. what do you think ? think? >> and as the much loved retail , wilko declares administration putting about 12,000 jobs at risk is the end of the high street as we know it. approaching us and it's crunch time for the lionesses as they enter the quarterfinals of the women's world cup against colombia. >> tomorrow, we're to going be catching up with former england goalkeeper pauline cope . goalkeeper pauline cope. next but aside from the big news today , there's a perhaps more today, there's a perhaps more specific question that we're asking as well. >> what is your favourite ice cream? now, the reason we're saying this is because apparently the nation's favourite ice cream is the well, don't give it away just yet. we'll tell you the suspense, the telly magic. we're

with me, tom harwood and ellie costello.as it's a—level results day grades are expected to drop for a second year running after the pandemic led to inflation. in those top grades, we'll have the very latest reaction . very latest reaction. >> and the lionesses have done it. they have booked a place in the world cup final after beating hosts australia , spain beating hosts australia, spain are up next in the

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with tom harwood and me, ellie costello coming up for you today senior lecturer in us politics. very shortly as the energy price cap falls. >> over 7 million homes are still expected to face a winter of soaring bills. how will bring you all the latest breakdown? and cross live to our reporter anna riley at a warm bank, which is a bake airy using its industrial heat to provide warmth . warmth. >> plus, the global space race is well and truly back on. but should we be sending foreign aid to a country like india, which is currently celebrating its historic moon landing all round space man andrew lound and social commentator bushra sheikh will battle that out very shortly . shortly. and another story that we're sure will get you talking this morning is the so—called golden handshakes , which is what golden handshakes, which is what golden handshakes, which is what golden handshakes for mps once they stop being

this is britain's newsroom with martin daubney and me, ellie costello coming up for you today i >> greenpeaceh yorkshire home in a protest over the expansion of nonh protest over the expansion of north sea oil and gas drilling. we ask how on earth was this allowed to happen ? allowed to happen? >> the bank of england has heaped further pressure on