and king charles meets with president macron at the elysee palace as he begins a three—day state visitfrance. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. the prime minister, rishi sunak, will give a speech in downing street in just over an hour's time, as speculation grows that the government could slow down key climate change commitments. in a leak to the bbc yesterday, it emerged that mr sunak was considering a range of options, including pushing back a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035. that would put the uk in line with the eu's timetable. but as our political correspondent, helen catt reports, there's been concern in political circles about the plans. reducing the uk's emissions to net zero by 2050 is set in law. by then, the country will only be able to put as many pollutants into the atmosphere as it can take out. but rishi sunak is about to make a significant gear shift in how the government plans to get there. ministers insist it's just the route that's changing, not the destination. the prime

the elysee palace is the presidential palace where president macron lives and works. where we are broadcasting from, upper high balcony. and down below us we can see the horses are ready, the motorbikes are ready for the next stage of this visit. some of the cars are starting to move in advance. king charles smartening his hair, i am doing the same as it's pretty breezy here. thankfully the sun is shining. no rain expected today. but rain scheduled tomorrow. tomorrow is a busy day as well but for the momentjust focusing on the events here and heading down to the champs—elysees in a few minutes. that's it from me from the moment and i will be here in the heart of paris following every twist and turn of this state visit. i will hand you back to the studio. thank you. the government is facing anger over the car industry considered by the prime minister to delay a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars. rishi sunak spoke to the cabinet this morning and it's better to make a speech in downing street later this afternoon. the car—maker ford said the proposal would un

many people declare that the oppressors of the macron government and the elysee palace can be countedpresent time. no, this structure of the french socialists, the french conservatives, the republican party , i created before mr. macron and others over the decades, and now we have reached this point. i mean, we are witnessing this now the dominance of one french party over africa has not disappeared, but in general, the ways and openings of the influence of the french government, regardless of which party is in power in the future , will be closed to france in african countries, and we are facing the major transformation they are having in africa, the foundations of the power that france spent tens of years in the old post-colonial era and spent energy and money for that time is targeting. we had in a number of african countries that were overthrown the parallel government and france, for example, led to his power plant . what has been the foreign policy of france in the last two months? frankly speaking, according to the analyzes that are now being written in muslim and figaro public

the king and president macron will be holding talks in the elysee palace. ificent state banquet tonight at palace of banquet tonight at the palace of versailles, as well. of course, there's to going be a few very high profile guests at that, including axa, who a grant. and then tomorrow, the king is going to become the first british monarch in history to address the french senate . state banquets. >> it also looks like quite a menu that they're to going be tucking into delivered by some very successful french chefs . very successful french chefs. >> yeah, this is certainly they've certainly pulled off, pulled out even all the stops for this this state visit to france. of course , it was pretty france. of course, it was pretty embarrassing for the french government six months ago, where very, very last minute they had to postpone this state visit . it to postpone this state visit. it was meant to be the king's first state visit as a sovereign. however, he then went on to berlin and hamburg, the king and queen and that turned out to be an incredibly successful

the king and queen havejust arrived in paris and due at the elysee palace shortly, at the start of ach to address both houses of the french parliament. the trip had to be postponed in march because of protests against emmanuel macron's pension reforms. but tonight, the president will host a gala dinnerfor the king and queen at the palace of versailles, from where hugh schofield reports. a sumptuous chateau built for a one—time enemy of england, louis iv. tonight, in its hall of mirrors, the setting for a state banquet in which king charles and queen camilla are the honoured guests. the palace and the gardens are looking their very best. france may no longer be a monarchy, but under emmanuel macron they like to do things in style. state visits are symbolic occasions, but nonetheless important for all that. and here in versailles, the message is clear, that despite all the dissensions of recent times over brexit and other matters, the historic alliance between britain and france, two countries that are so close in so many ways, is solid and unchanged. the king and the president have me

attend a ceremony with macron president at the arc de triomphe and then attend a dinner at the elysee palacelots of people have shown up on the champs—elysees to welcome king charles and queen camilla. the cars coming down this famous avenue in paris stop reminding you that king charles was meant to be here back in march and it originally would have been his first overseas state visit since he succeeded queen elizabeth ii but there was a lot of social unrest backin there was a lot of social unrest back in march over the presidents pension reform bill which meant it had to be postponed. we are now watching live pictures of the motorcade coming down champs—elysees the with heavy security presence and we are now expecting the ceremony with the french president bmacron. ——macron. what will happen at the arc de triomphe? --macron. what will happen at the arc de triomphe?— "macron. what will happen at the arc de triomphe? behind me are the ranks of the — arc de triomphe? behind me are the ranks of the armed _ arc de triomphe? behind me are the ranks of the armed forces _ arc de triomphe? behind me

governments in central and west africa, although they were established, still looked at the elysee palace. and the body is two of the last ones whose people no longer want to think like the french what happened two years ago in mali sine and significant natural capacities in terms of forest oil and mineral resources in the natural capacity creates bright days for the future of the frame and the cotton fields of gabon became french clothing and oil it became cheap in france, uranium mines were fueled by nuclear fuel. for the lighting of paris and other french cities, 80 % of them can be used to light the house of nigeria. with these developments in france, i have to say goodbye to the resources of african countries. this is very bad news for the french authorities have spread to west african countries and waited and saw the anti-french sentiments that have engulfed the black continent these days, and the day will come when the language of interpretation will also be abandoned saeedeh zanganeh of sed and sima news agency, the end of the news section, god bless you, dear compatriots. and hon

this is gb news elysee palace.dio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news. channel >> tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. just one front page. so far. let's get to it. it's the metro really important story. it. it's the metro really important story . the headline, important story. the headline, free him and he'll kill a child again . that's as james bolger's again. that's as james bolger's jailed killer has been granted a new parole hearing in private but is likely to kill again , but is likely to kill again, according to his victims . mother according to his victims. mother by superstar panel returned . now by superstar panel returned. now the author and broadcaster christine hamilton. christine you've presented me a copy of your book today , best selling your book today, best selling book. what's it called ? give me book. what's it called? give me the title. >> it's called for better or for worse. >> i'm excited to read it. that's my weekend reading. i'm going away week

and i don't know that this is due to the knowledge that you sat on the head of your history, the elysee palace, and mr. biden, and survival is not important to us. only in some circles , they summarize it like this . they hope amiri of tehran will go north. they are grilling and when they themselves, the goal they put forward was to create unity, to create national unity and solidarity , this goal has unfortunately not been realized from the american government. no, instead of protecting shahin citizens who use their freedom of speech he should talk about iranian rights, shahin madha and sharifi, i should tell him to change his last name and what does saske namah mean, we can't do anything wrong. we can't do anything wrong . he basically disappeared, atefeh godini sed and sima spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs in response to the interventionist statements of the united states. and several european countries and the imposition of new sanctions said that they and the tablet are hitting the same repetitive and ineffective things. naser kalani added that the countries that continuous

this is gb news elysee palace.ar on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news. channel >> tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. just one front page. so far. let's get to it. it's the metro really important story. it. it's the metro really important story . the headline, important story. the headline, free him and he'll kill a child again . that's as james bolger's again. that's as james bolger's jailed killer has been granted a new parole hearing in private but is likely to kill again , but is likely to kill again, according to his victims . mother according to his victims. mother by superstar panel returned . now by superstar panel returned. now the author and broadcaster christine hamilton. christine you've presented me a copy of your book today , best selling your book today, best selling book. what's it called ? give me book. what's it called? give me the title. >> it's called for better or for worse. >> i'm excited to read it. that's my weekend reading. i'm

french hair in african countries and how much the colonial policies of paris in intensifying anti-elysee palace sentiments in africa, the success of iranian experts in making thermal acoustic mirrors using nano technology has been effective because of the closed cell structure of this product, which prevents the transmission and displacement of inferior heat as well as sound . safe at 21 tonight in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. greetings to you, dear viewers, welcome to the news section at 21:00 . arbaeen central headquarters has increased the number of arbaeen pilgrims who returned to the country by 6:00 p.m. today to more than 3,420,000. according to this announcement, at 18:00 today, 1,460,000 pilgrims entered the country from mehran border, more than 850,000 pilgrims from shalamcheh border and more than 430,000 pilgrims entered the country from khosravi border. since the beginning of the month, more than 4 million pilgrims have arrived. pilgrims traveled to karbala to see the connection. pilg

actor playing a propaganda game with an incomplete narrative or deviation from the story of the elysée palacecannot turn the public opinion of the world towards another image and a superficial image of a very serious matter of the french foreign policy apparatus, very quickly, here i am again. i think that he doesn't know what tools to use in the current scene in africa, because the debate is not a structural debate , it's not with a single country, it's with a group of african countries, where de-franchising has turned into a model. africa for the yard it has been quiet for years, we have created opportunities for them, and anyway, france's position on the world stage is undeniable. one of the five members of the security council, nigerians say that after france leaves the country, they will go to the embassy's water supply and electricity and cut off for their children. hashem bereh, since the time of the french military base in nigeria outside our country, now the west has come and said that we do not want your help even in the event of an earthquake. what is being discussed here is that d

today they will have an official, and maybe right now, they will have an official meeting in the elysee palacethen, but earlier , they lit the eternal flame during a memorial ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier under the triumphal arch, the security of this event as well as all other events planned for today, including the ceremonial reception in versailles, is provided by 8,000 policemen and gendarmes, in addition to the arch , agents of the royal security service also accompany, i will remind you at the beginning, you must have paid attention when i said that the king of great britain, charles the third finally came to france so finally that his visit was postponed, it was supposed to take place in the spring of this year, but due to the protests of the french against the proposed pension reforms and the french often protest, and they decided not to cancel this visit, but to postpone it for a certain time when these protests subsided, and now they subsided and he came. and why is macron not in new york on the foreign land of the un ? because i think yesterday or the day before yester

miliband to the elysee palace.a little bit controversial at the time because the protocol is that if a world leader meets an opposition leader, it's sort of done behind the scenes. there's no photocall on the steps of the governmental building, but that's precisely what francois hollande did, and it caused a little bit of a stir back then. but i suppose what we're seeing is history repeating itself today. we could go back even further and look at what neil kinnock did in the mid 1980s, meeting mikhail gorbachev of the soviet union . or we could look soviet union. or we could look at margaret thatcher when she was opposition leader, meeting richard nixon, the then president of the united states . president of the united states. it does seem that there has been time and time again opposition leaders in the united kingdom meeting world leaders of other countries . yes, not all the countries. yes, not all the time, but sometimes it happens and often to mixed results . okay and often to mixed results. okay tom, thank yo

last night, they said their goodbyes at the elysee palace, after a state visit where friendship and sharedet's get an update from libya now — and the efforts to help people who were affected by a flood caused when two dams collapsed, after storm daniel bought torrential rain to the area. it's been difficult to get precise figures on the number of people affected — but while the official number of deaths stands at more than 3,300, some international aid groups say that could be as high as 10,000. and now, the international organisation for migration says that an estimated 43 thousand people have been displaced by the floods — with a lack of water supply driving people out of derna — the worst affected city. we're following developments from neighbouring tunisia, and our north africa correspondent bassam bounenni joins me now from tunis. can you tell me more about this gap between the official death toll and the estimated death toll? do you think that gap will close over time, or will we always have to accept that we don't know the true number of people who have died because of this collapse

and king charles meets with president macron at the elysee palace as he begins a three—day state visittruth behind them. the prime minister, rishi sunak, will give a speech in downing street in just over an hour's time, as speculation grows that the government could slow down key climate change commitments. in a leak to the bbc yesterday, it emerged that mr sunak was considering a range of options, including pushing back a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035. that would put the uk in line with the eu's timetable. but as our political correspondent, helen catt reports, there's been concern in political circles about the plans.

especially in a context where, in recent history, british leaders have not always been welcome in the elysee palaceeurope. he might be lookin: are paris palace in europe. he might be looking at — are paris palace in europe. he might be looking at the _ are paris palace in europe. he might be looking at the polls, _ are paris palace in europe. he might be looking at the polls, because - be looking at the polls, because there is some suggestion that opinions about brexit have sort of slumped in recent months. is there enthusiasm within the red wool seeds that keir starmer would need to win to become prime ministerfor reopening the negotiation? to become prime minister for reopening the negotiation? labour's brexit position _ reopening the negotiation? labour's brexit position is _ reopening the negotiation? labour's brexit position is a _ reopening the negotiation? labour's brexit position is a calculated - brexit position is a calculated gamble, and its core voter base is fro your opinion and more affluent in southern seeds with the traditional redwall base, which predominantly voted for brexit, but

we'll get more on that, of course, when keir starmer is actually at the elysee palace.cal editor , course, is with keir , of course, is with keir starmer in paris. >> that's right. to come >> that's right. still to come this morning, former prime minister thinks minister liz truss thinks we should our net goals. should scrap our net zero goals. do you agree? this is britain's newsroom the newsroom on gb news, the people's channel. >> the temperature is rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good day to you. it is going to be an unsafe cold day with a lot of cloudy, wet and windy weather around for many of us. a slightly fresher feel than of late, too. you can see just how widespread the rain is at the moment and it is going to be heavy at times. we're to going see totals building up, particularly across parts of north—west and western north—west england and western wales. do have warning in wales. we do have a warning in force some disruption force with some disruption possible. many, it's a possible. for many, it'

it sounds like a fun guy to be around at the elysee palace earlier. >> really ? >> really?> really? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's huge, brother. >> it's huge, brother. >> oh, yeah . i don't get it. >> oh, yeah. i don't get it. >> oh, yeah. i don't get it. >> did you move on? move on. just >> no. oh, it's hugh grant. got a mention. >> oh, right. cool >> oh, right. cool >> pumping >> who's known for pumping sister student? >> yeah . got to get sued for >> yeah. got to get sued for something . something. >> and he's also promised not to introduce new taxes to discourage eating meat or flying. i didn't even know those were on the way. that's a bit worrying. i think meat tax is great. >> i only read that two minutes ago. >> a meat tax is great because there are animals dying. surely you should tax people are you should tax people who are murdering you should tax people who are murderiyou a vegetarian? >> are you a vegetarian? >> are you a vegetarian? >> a pescatarian. >> i'm a pescatarian. >> i'm a pescatarian. >> can. oh sea fish. >> fish can. oh sea fish. >> fish can. oh sea fish.

of how important government regards important the government regards its relationship with the elysee palaceee is two different aspects . different aspects. >> yeah, absolutely. it was pretty embarrassing for the french government six months ago where had to postpone the where they had to postpone the french state visit very last minute due to those riots caused or sparks, i should say, by those pension reforms in france. speaking to a senator earlier , speaking to a senator earlier, he was saying it was very embarrassing for the french government that that had to happen. government that that had to happen . and in bordeaux later happen. and in bordeaux later on, the king and queen were meant to be visiting the town hall this time six months ago. but it was literally burnt to the ground or burnt, burnt down in rioting . so it in those rioting. so perhaps it was that the royal family was best that the royal family postponed that visit. but so far, in the last day or so, this state visit has gone without a hitch. however, there has been a hell of a lot of security going on.the hell of a lot of

and king charles meets with president emmanuel macron in the elysee palace come up with a state banquet's seech. , _ :, : :, speech. this is yet more chaos from a government _ speech. this is yet more chaos from a government that _ speech. this is yet more chaos from a government that no _ speech. this is yet more chaos from a government that no longer - speech. this is yet more chaos from a government that no longer seems | speech. this is yet more chaos from i a government that no longer seems to have an economic or industrial strategy. first, we had late—night leaks from 10 downing street and midnight press releases and a pressed —— and a rushed speech. the speech rishi sunakjust gave, he has pretty much sold out the biggest economic opportunity of the 21st—century and that is for britain to lead the world in transitioning

there have been talks at the elysee palace, we understand, today. ey continue a walkout over pay. thousands of bma medics have stopped work at nhs hospitals across england, delaying operations and placing yet more pressure on britain's nhs . more on all those stories nhs. more on all those stories by heading to our website, gbnews.com . gbnews.com. >> direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . at gold and silver investment. at so the numbers looking like this a pound will buy you $1.2405 and ,1.1564. l ,1.1564. »- ,1.1564. >> the price of gold stands . at >> the price of gold stands. at £1,567.73 an ounce. the ftse 100 closed today at 7731 points. it's direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter , a investments that matter, a brighter outlook with boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hi there. >> hi there. >> welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. i'm alex burkill and we have some further wet and windy

and it was of the elysee palace.e because it was a gamble , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamble. a correspondent , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamithe a correspondent , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamithe foreign correspondent , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamithe foreign secretary dent , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamithe foreign secretary robin with the foreign secretary robin cook, manilla. okay and he cook, in manilla. okay and he had been informed even before the prime minister because it happened on foreign territory. and was the foreign and he was the foreign secretary. so was first secretary. so he was the first member government to member of the uk government to be that diana had in be informed that diana had in fact died and luckily i had a man there and he he actually went up to robin cook and said, has diana died? all the signs are coming out of paris. he said, i'm afraid i have to tell you, she has. and so he came back to me. you can only rely on the reputation or the strength of your corr

and it was of the elysee palace.e because it was a gamble , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamble. a correspondent , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamithe a correspondent , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamithe foreign correspondent , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamithe foreign secretary dent , wasn't it, really? it wasn't a gamithe foreign secretary robin with the foreign secretary robin cook, manilla. okay and he cook, in manilla. okay and he had been informed even before the prime minister because it happened on foreign territory. and was the foreign and he was the foreign secretary. so was first secretary. so he was the first member government to member of the uk government to be that diana had in be informed that diana had in fact died and luckily i had a man there and he he actually went up to robin cook and said, has diana died? all the signs are coming out of paris. he said, i'm afraid i have to tell you, she has. and so he came back to me. you can only rely on the reputation or the strength of your corr

macron and his wife at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before heading off to the elysee palacelks. and this evening, the royal couple's been attending a state banquet at the palace of versailles . we have wind as well versailles. we have wind as well of a host of celebrities in attendance this evening , attendance this evening, including hugh grant, didier drogba, football star patrick vieira and others will report on that later with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> well, it all happened as a result of a leak. my guess is this was going to be rishi sunak's big conference speech in the first week of october up in manchester. but it leaked and he decided , well, i may as well own decided, well, i may as well own it. so a major speech from the prime minister at 430 today and it is a very significant speech . you know, ever since the late 19805 . you know, ever since the late 1980s when margaret thatcher was prime minister we've been talking about environmental policy

the meeting was facilitated by the elysee palace.ecognise is that with a state visit of the king and queen starting this time tomorrow where i am in paris, they can't afford to muddy no, no , afford to muddy waters. no, no, i get all of that. >> yeah . as you say, he looks >> yeah. as you say, he looks confident on the world stage. goodness knows what he might negotiate with. macron and the eu as prime minister. final thought, chris. i you're in thought, chris. i know you're in paris , but your ear is always paris, but your ear is always very close to the ground. what a farce. i believe this this fca judgement is . judgement is. >> well, i've been looking closely at this. it looks to me, nigel, you may not agree that they're looking at very narrow time period, 2022 to 2023. that neatly means that your case is not concluded . i thought the not concluded. i thought the remarks from andrew griffiths , remarks from andrew griffiths, the city minister, who on this issue has been proved that he can reach across the political divide and sup

the king then went on to the elysee palace, where he gave the president a book containing photographs of the pair. and this evening, the royal couple is attending a state banquet at the palace of versailles . now consultant and versailles. now consultant and junior doctors took unprecedented industrial action today , holding their first ever today, holding their first ever joint strike manning picket lines during a walkout over pay. thousands of bma medics have stopped work at nhs hospitals across england , delaying across england, delaying operations and placing more pressure on the nhs . meanwhile, pressure on the nhs. meanwhile, thousands of london underground workers are to walk out amid a long running dispute overjob cuts and safety concerns. the rmt union is saying strike action will hit commuters in the capital on the fourth and sixth of next month . the home of next month. the home secretary says plans by a social media giant to introduce end to end encryption will create a safe haven for. meta, which owns facebook , instagram and facebook, instagram and whatsapp, plans plans

macron and his wife at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before heading off to the elysee palaceks. and this evening, the royal couple's been attending a state banquet at the palace of versailles . we have wind as well versailles. we have wind as well of a host of celebrities in attendance this evening , attendance this evening, including hugh grant, didier drogba, football star patrick vieira and others will report on that later with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> well, it all happened as a result of a leak. my guess is this was going to be rishi sunak's big conference speech in the first week of october up in manchester. but it leaked and he decided , well, i may as well own decided, well, i may as well own it. so a major speech from the prime minister at 430 today and it is a very significant speech . you know, ever since the late 19805 . you know, ever since the late 1980s when margaret thatcher was prime minister we've been talking about environmental policy.

the meeting was facilitated by the elysee palace. i think they recognise is that with a state visit of the king and queen starting this time tomorrow where i am in paris, they can't afford to muddy no, no , afford to muddy waters. no, no, i get all of that. >> yeah . as you say, he looks >> yeah. as you say, he looks confident on the world stage. goodness knows what he might negotiate with. macron and the eu as prime minister. final thought, chris. i you're in thought, chris. i know you're in paris , but your ear is always paris, but your ear is always very close to the ground. what a farce. i believe this this fca judgement is . judgement is. >> well, i've been looking closely at this. it looks to me, nigel, you may not agree that they're looking at very narrow time period, 2022 to 2023. that neatly means that your case is not concluded . i thought the not concluded. i thought the remarks from andrew griffiths , remarks from andrew griffiths, the city minister, who on this issue has been proved that he can reach across the political

sir keir will be at the elysee palace tomorrow for a meeting with president macron.week, he was advocating a closer relationship with europe, to stop the small boats crossing the channel. an agreement he said that might involve the uk taking a set quota of migrants from the eu in return. with me is our political correspondent rob watson. if you want to get anything done in europe, you have to go through the lycee. he europe, you have to go through the l cee. ., , , lycee. he goes with rachel reeves and david lammy, _ lycee. he goes with rachel reeves and david lammy, the _ lycee. he goes with rachel reeves and david lammy, the shadow- lycee. he goes with rachel reeves - and david lammy, the shadow foreign secretary, how do you think they will be treated and received? fantastically politely. what they expect me to say, this is france. they will be treated very politely, very respectfully and president macron it will be trying to figure out, said keir starmer was very much against brexit and campaign for remain before the referendum. but they will be wondering where do

greeted by emmanuel macron at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before visiting the elysee palaceor talks later in the afternoon with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . channel news. channel >> the prime minister has announced a number of fundamental changes to our net zero deadlines. he has delayed the ban on all new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035. he's also delayed the ban on new boilers to 2035 too. he has scrapped the enforcement of all rental properties to have an energy performance rating of c by 2028. some of these policies would have cost consumers as much as £20,000, depending on the type of home they live in. and i think these changes could win. the conservatives the next election. when i was , albeit election. when i was, albeit briefly, business and energy secretary, i said environmentalism must never be allowed to make people poor. it's important that we not outpace public support. all government has to be by consent and people don't consent to be made cold

macron breaks protocol to host starmer at the elysee palace . this is according to the palace.o the telegraph, and he's meeting the labour leader, which he shouldn't meet. the labour leader because the labour leader is yet. it's is not prime minister yet. it's not to him to use. is not prime minister yet. it's not to him to use . heads of not up to him to use. heads of state meets other heads of state. don't meet the state. they don't meet the opposition in the other country. >> it seems to be quite undermining to rishi sunak, who he red he just rolled out the red carpet for. >> but everybody that keir >> but everybody knows that keir starmer is going to the next starmer is going to be the next prime minister. starmer is going to be the next prirlikeiinister. starmer is going to be the next prirlike everybody that >> like everybody knew that hillary going to be hillary clinton was going to be the president . the next president. >> yeah , intel gets out. you're >> yeah, intel gets out. you're giving me a hard time tonight, leigh. one of the people out there are watching this. ok

greeted by emmanuel macron at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe before visiting the elysee palace for talks later in the afternoon with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . channel news. channel >> the prime minister has announced a number of fundamental changes to our net zero deadlines. he has delayed the ban on all new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035. he's also delayed the ban on new boilers to 2035 too. he has scrapped the enforcement of all rental properties to have an energy performance rating of c by 2028. some of these policies would have cost consumers as much as £20,000, depending on the type of home they live in. and i think these changes could win. the conservatives the next election. when i was , albeit election. when i was, albeit briefly, business and energy never be environmentalism must never be allowed to make people poor. it's important that we not outpace public support. all government has to be by consent and people don't consent to be made cold and po

and king charles meets with president emmanuel macron in the elysee palace come up with a state banquetater. more on the speech from the prime minister rishi sunak, changing some of the government's policies when it comes to net zero. for more on that, let's speak to steve reid, the shadow secretary of state for environment. thanks forjoining us here on the bbc news. let's just get your reaction and your party's reaction to the prime minister's speech. reaction to the prime minister's seech. , , , ., reaction to the prime minister's seech. , _ ., . ., speech. this is yet more chaos from a government _ speech. this is yet more chaos from a government that _ speech. this is yet more chaos from a government that no _ speech. this is yet more chaos from a government that no longer - speech. this is yet more chaos from a government that no longer seems | speech. this is yet more chaos from i a government that no longer seems to have an economic or industrial strategy. first, we had late—night leaks from 10 downing street and midnight press releases and a pressed —— and a rushed speech. the s

yeah and the king spoke last night at the elysee palace very movingly of the great kind nurse that franceroyal family during the period following the queens death in september last year. >> he was very moved during that and in fact, yesterday when we covered the arrival of the king and queen in paris, it was very, very moving moment. and i think it's been a huge amount for international relations between the two countries. >> absolutely. soft diplomacy as as we keep calling it. and earlier today, king charles received a standing ovation when he gave a speech to the french senate and he delivered what was quite a strongly worded call for a victory for ukraine in in its war against what he described as russia's horrifying invasion. his speech was in part french and part english. and also very interestingly , he did touch on interestingly, he did touch on climate change. >> yeah, although it didn't get political, which i think many people agreed. the sigh of relief over . people agreed. the sigh of relief over. but he did call for a new what he calls entente paula, durability . the paula, du

president of asking if sir keir of france, asking if sir keir starmer would like to come to the elysee palacebit of break protocol . a bit of a break with protocol. >> certainly . well, definitely >> certainly. well, definitely a break with protocol. it seems as though eu leaders and probably leaders across the world are thinking in much the same way as uk businesses. uk businesses are doing everything in their power to cosy up to keir starmer on the assumption that, as all the polls suggest, that he will be prime minister next year, it'll be really interesting to see if any other leaders follow in emmanuel macron's lead. could be pretty embarrassing for rishi sunak. >> okay , thank you very much >> okay, thank you very much indeed. olivia as always . now, indeed. olivia as always. now, sara sharif's father, uncle and stepmother , have all been stepmother, have all been arrested on suspicion of her murder after returning to the uk from pakistan on the ten year old was found dead at her home in surrey. well surrey police say sarah's mother has been informed of the arrest and is being support b

busy week in the elysee palace. busy week in the elysee palace. buswhat's doing upstairs?rom burkill. hello out from alex burkill. hello >> good morning. it's not good news if you're after something dner news if you're after something drier settled with drier and more settled with further heavy rain on the way . further heavy rain on the way. i'll have more later. >> and paul coyte a busy night in the champions league last night. paul. it was busy. >> we had a win for manchester city, newcastle . drew celtic city, newcastle. drew celtic lost tonight it's harry kane will be playing against manchester united. i think he might have a team around him. and also if i don't get that lionel messi pizza story in i don't know what i'm going to do. yeah, yeah you're right. >> got the way. >> inflation got in the way. inflation out. it did not inflation cut out. it did not want just want to tell us what was it. was on it. >> know what i can't i've >> you know what i can't i've waited like week now to get waited like a week now to get through this. probably out through this. so probabl

he was profoundly moved, particularly by the gestures of flying the union flag above the elysee palace , that also conceded the king did, that the relationship between the uk and france is not has not always been straightforward. but of course the whole point of the state visit is strengthening ties between two nations. britain and france, of course, have a very much shared history. a foreign office spokesperson says that a state visit has a positive impact on trading relationships . and he actually, relationships. and he actually, the spokesperson referred to the german state visit that happened a few months ago and how relationships have really improved since that time. it's the monarchy power of soft diplomacy in action. now, you might be wondering why i'm stood in the rain outside the french senate. and that is because king charles will become the charles iii, will become the first monarch history first british monarch in history to address the senate from the chamber. now earlier, i spoke to a senator who's actually going to be meeting his majesty, a little bit later on today, eri

we watch them go down the champs—elysees, and then turn left into the palace.ures from inside. talk us throu . h some live pictures from inside. talk us through that. _ some live pictures from inside. t—ia; us through that. this some live pictures from inside. i—ia; us through that. this is a classic. we shouldn't expect any information about it, it will be protocol demands. in reality, i don't think it will be... it'll be interesting, but the king doesn't come to talk policy, he comes to talk about goodwill, shared areas of and shared areas of purpose. and of course, as you said today, the environment will be top of that. we know it is one of his long—standing concerns, and it stands in hidden goods dead in france that he has a reputation of being an early warning —— stands him in good stead. they will talk in very general terms about how concerning it is and how much we could do. it concerning it is and how much we could do. , ., ., ~ could do. it is goodwill. we will aet a could do. it is goodwill. we will get a sense _ could do. it is goodwill. we will get

due to the policies of the elysee palace, residents of the fifth republic have to save on soaps, shampoosined in their comments about the meeting with the chancellor. regarding energy prices, there has not been enough progress to date to reach an agreement on energy prices. now is the time to put in more effort, and that's what we 'll be doing in the coming months. all sides want to continue the dialogue on how to support the industry until cheaper green electricity becomes available in germany in the medium term. there are two different proposals: temporary energy price subsidies for industry or lower energy costs for all consumers. the transitional price for electricity will help energy-intensive enterprises, which are the ones who have suffered the most right now. evonic is already building a new plant in the usa, but according to the committee of directors, the plants in marl are no less important. in committee said they remain optimistic that help is on the way. dmitrivich, well, this is a forecast of 0.6, so it could be a little worse, taking into account the sanctions component. an

french patrol and the british red arrows; the third had a private conversation with a macron at the elysee palaceent; they really deserved special attention, for example. french chicken and cheese aged for 30 months, as well as other delicacies, the queen wore a dark blue cape dress to the state dinner. the first lady of france also wore dark blue dress from dior i believe. there was some kind of agreement between them. yesterday. it seemed to me that this was a mistake. it all looked like this. it’s as if they didn’t compare their wardrobes, both in blue in very similar images of the married couple, the president’s wife and the king and queen. they walked together all day. and that's what confused me. i know this is not the biggest government problem, but i was amused by the growth of macron. at best 170 cm, king charles is supposedly 177 cm tall. and yet they seemed about the same. if so gone macron was even a little taller than the king, how much did king carr shrink in size or how good were the heels that macron wears. he did something similar to what tom cruise does he's not the biggest man

publicly admitted that they are representatives of lgbt so homosexuals in the elysee palace are responsibleabor for culture and for the affairs of youth, what is needed to implement their own, perverted agenda. children's writers continue to do this semestno. logan brown is a pregnant trans man. well, that is, a pervert who changed the sex of a woman first got on the cover of the june issue of glamor magazine. glamor now looks like this. a non-binary graphomaniac has released a cute book called in the tummy. my dad's book tells about the excitement of joy that two fathers experience. in connection with the expectation of the birth of a child , the book provides basic facts about the birth of fathers of transgents. well, that is, transthinking in the west is beginning to be laid. almost from the cradle a children's book, and if not from the cradle, then from the kindergarten, it certainly happens absolutely officially in the us state of ufo and far from all parents are satisfied with this. they seem to have tried to resolve the issue with the educational authorities. well got rejected took t

, if not rejoin the eu became all too apparent this week as he kissed emmanuel macron's in the elysee palaced a canadian conference that he didn't want to diverge from eu rules, which he now denies . of from eu rules, which he now denies. of course he from eu rules, which he now denies . of course he does. and denies. of course he does. and he even announced that his plan to stop the boats was a cosy deal with brussels that could see us accept upwards of 100,000 people a year, plus his plan to reopen the brexit deal has been laughed at even by his friends on the continent . meanwhile, on the continent. meanwhile, sunakis on the continent. meanwhile, sunak is tapping into brexit benefits , tearing up stifling eu benefits, tearing up stifling eu rules to kick start the construction of hundreds of thousands of much needed new houses. a trade deal with india is just a whisker away , and the is just a whisker away, and the city of london is planning major reforms which could see a £200 billion brexit bonus for the economy . while sunak is economy. while sunak is embracing our newfound sovereignty

, if not rejoin the eu became all too apparent this week as he kissed emmanuel macron's in the elysee palaceold a canadian conference that he didn't want to diverge from eu rules, which he now denies . of from eu rules, which he now denies. of course he from eu rules, which he now denies . of course he does. and denies. of course he does. and he even announced that his plan to stop the boats was a cosy deal with brussels that could see us accept upwards of 100,000 people a year, plus his plan to reopen the brexit deal has been laughed at even by his friends on the continent . meanwhile, on the continent. meanwhile, sunakis on the continent. meanwhile, sunak is tapping into brexit benefits , tearing up stifling eu benefits, tearing up stifling eu rules to kick start the construction of hundreds of thousands of much needed new houses. a trade deal with india is just a whisker away , and the is just a whisker away, and the city of london is planning major reforms which could see a £200 billion brexit bonus for the economy . while sunak is economy. while sunak is embracing our newfound sovereign

even at the elysee paris palace.iod, we had all the turmoil when it came to brexit. so this is seen really as the british government, the british foreign office, asking the king and queen to turn on the charm offensive. i would say. and it comes off the back of the highly successful german state visit. and from my understanding , since and from my understanding, since that state visit to germany took place, there has been a lot more talks between the french sorry, the german government even, and the german government even, and the british government when it comes to foreign policy , to comes to foreign policy, to trade, to culture. and they're hoping talks on hoping that more talks on defence off the back of the german state visit. so that just goes show the power of goes to show the power of soft diplomacy, which the king and the queen can have when they take in these visits. take part in these visits. a couple of highlights. they're going to be laying a wreath at the de triomphe in paris the arc de triomphe in pari

macron , which was quite a coup for starmer to be in the in starmer to be there in the in the elysee palacenly has influential friends in high places. there's no doubt about that. and he's certainly doing what he can to, as he sees it, help keir starmer i don't think we should assume that there is some kind of blairite plot here to take over the labour party under keir starmer. i mean, the fact people worked for fact that people who worked for blair for starmer is blair now work for starmer is neither there. sure neither here nor there. i'm sure there are people who used to work for david cameron who work in rishi sunak's in or around rishi sunak's number mean, that's just number ten. i mean, that'sjust how parties how political parties work. i think fact of the matter is think the fact of the matter is the interesting and important thing visit, thing about the starmer visit, i think, that keir starmer is think, is that keir starmer is trying to prime trying to look prime ministerial. he's ministerial. now he's, he's gained confidence go out gained the confidence to go out there look, i wan