emily carver this with me. emily carver this evening. almost forgot my name.e company until 7:00. is ben habib of course. and tom buick, too. it's been a good evening of debate. lots of disagreements. i don't think any agreement at all. perhaps we'll find some. maybe. although that's not the point of this show, is it? we need to tease out the differences like michelle does so. well, just on the issue of immigration, just for a second, oh, gb viewer, i don't know your name, he says at some point people have had enough of this immigration issue. god knows what will happen. i fear we are not far from that point. i don't know exactly what you're suggesting, but i imagine you're suggesting that people will get very angry indeed, and neil says to do do. oh, no. bilham says there are two ways border enforcement and also no incentive to arrive. yes, that probably is correct , i yes, that probably is correct, i would say. but let's move on because it's been a big day in the commons and the reform five. this seems to be their branding now. the reform five made their gra

i'm tom harwood. >> it's wednesday, the 24th of july. >> and i'm emily carver. >> and i'm emily carvero. sir keir starmer holds his first prime ministers questions as prime minister, going head to head with the conservative leader, rishi sunak, the focus being largely on maintaining the cross—party consensus over ukraine. >> yes, and this comes as the labour leader gets tough on rebel mps suspending seven who broke ranks and voted to scrap the policy on two child benefits. we'll have the latest. >> a soldier is left with serious injuries in hospital after reports of what is being called a frenzied knife attack outside his army barracks in kent. we'll bring you the latest on the ground, and if you're struggling to get a doctor's appointment, it might get a whole lot

emily carver.nding in for michelle tonight and joining me until seven is my panel. we have the columnist at the mail on sunday, peter hitchens, and also the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani. please do throughout the show, get your views in at gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get in touch , but is the way to get in touch, but we're going to start the show with an update from gb news reporter charlie peters on this gruesome triple murder. where doesit gruesome triple murder. where does it stand currently this manhunt? >> well, kyle clifford, 26 years of age. the chief suspect in this targeted triple murder as the police have described it in bushey in hertfordshire last night, is currently under the focus of a significant police manhunt involving both the metropolitan police and the force in hertfordshire. now that hunt has focused around a cemetery in enfield in the last few hours we've seen paramedics armed response units including counter—terrorist specialist firearms officers and the lond

dewbs& co is up next, presented by the brilliant emily carver. phen and ellie, followed by britain's newsroom at 930 andrew and bev then tom and emily with good afternoon britain from midday. there you go folks. well, look, really enjoyed being with you this afternoon. i'll see you friday at eight. come on, england, it's the weather . next. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . solar sponsors of weather on gb. >> news. hello. good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office . from the met office. thunderstorms are at risk for some areas in the north. this afternoon across the south, though it should stay dry. low pressure is in charge for many northern areas, though. that's what's bringing these outbreaks of rain. heavy rain across north eastern parts of scotland, parts of northern ireland and in particular northern england. that's where we've got a thunderstorm warning in force through the rest of today and into the early hours of tomorrow, as well as heavy rain

emily carver. well, emily christie's, but emily carver emily carver on the telly. >> emily. emily christie's at home. there we go. >> it's nice to have that delineation in life and may i say, i did invite tom to the wedding, and he was the life and soul of the party, as you could imagine. >> i think you said, hello to every single guest there, which is rather nice. it was very easy to be like, just so happy at such a wonderful ceremony with so much light and music and laughter and joy and love. and i should say there was lots of you who've given us such lovely well—wishes. a bit of speculation over when the actual date was, but yes, it was sunday and we had a fabulous time, so thank you for sending lots of love and well wishes. but we also want to talk about these postal votes. are you one of these people who's been caught up in these delays? >> yeah, it's a big, big question because a lot of people, of course, will struggle to get to a polling station on the day. will people actually be disenfranchised due to these delays and what can be done about it? we'll be asking all o

and now not emily carver , but and now not emily carver, but emily christies.ourse. martin daubney is up next. don't go anywhere. stick around . around. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello again. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. there will be some dry and at times sunny weather around as we go into tomorrow, but there's also going to be quite a bit of cloud for some of us and some outbreaks of rain all due to a frontal system that is marching its way south eastwards currently has already brought a bit of rain across northern parts and will continue to bring some rain across many parts of england and wales as we go through the rest of today in the south east, clinging on to the south east, clinging on to the dry weather well into the overnight period. but then things are going to turn a bit cloudy and a bit damp here as we go through the night further west. some clear skies are going to develop overnight, but temperatures not dropping a huge amount. most places holding up in dou

. >> and i'm emily carver. >> and i'm emily carver. >> well, there we go. sir keir starmer holds his first prime ministers questions as prime minister, going head to head with the conservative leader, rishi sunak, the focus being largely on maintaining the cross—party consensus over ukraine. >> yes, and this comes as the labour leader gets tough on rebel mps suspending seven who broke ranks and voted to scrap the policy on two child benefits. we'll have the latest. >> a soldier is left with serious injuries in hospital after reports of what is being called a frenzied knife attack outside his army barracks in kent. we'll bring you the latest on the ground, and if you're struggling to get a doctor's appointment, it might get a whole lot worse. >> gps are set to cut the number of appointments they offer each day in a further row over pay. >> of course. prime minister's questions started with both the prime minister, the leader of the opposition and indeed the leader of the liberal democrats. as well, making their thoughts known over that horrific knife attack

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver . july. i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. the now cancelled rwanda scheme, while politicians argue over cash and indeed scrap various schemes from the bibby stockholm to raf scampton migrants keep coming in their thousands. >> yes, and commons speaker lindsay hoyle has spared keir starmer's blushes by not selecting the backbench labour rebellious motion on scrapping the two child limit. he's selecting a similar motion from the snp instead. well, tonight's showdown be a damp squib and nigel farage has accused president joe biden's wife and son of elder abuse. >> he says biden should never have been in the white house in the first place, and it would be absolutely potty for americans to vote for harris on the basis of being a woman and the breaking news, their islamist preacher, anjem choudary, has been found guilty of directing a terrorist organisation and encouraging support for it through online meetings. well, what do you think should happen to anjem choudary? is it a disgrace , frankly, that he was a disgrace, frankly, tha

i'm emily carver , and i'm july. i'm emily carver, and i'm tom harwood.ands of criminals could be released early from prisons in the coming months. as labour calls on businesses to hire ex—prisoners to cut reoffending. is our safety being put at risk? >> water joke britain's sewage scandal continues with regulator ofwat saying water bills could go ofwat saying water bills could 9° up ofwat saying water bills could 90 ”p by ofwat saying water bills could go up by nearly £20 a year. should we be paying any more for substandard water? >> and we'll be in berlin as the england team gear up for the euro finals against spain this sunday. the king has got involved, encouraging the team to win without the need for any last minute wonder, goals or penalties . last minute wonder, goals or penalties. drama . penalties. drama. >> well, should we hear from the prime minister? he's been reacting to that historic win in washington, dc. he's reacting to that win last night against the netherlands. >> it was fantastic . i managed >> it was fantastic. i managed to pop out f

>> emily carver leap into song. prime minister sir keir starmer is going to host his first cabinet meeting today as he begins to put in place his agenda for the next five years. >> yes, the prime minister is taking the reins in downing street, but there are certainly some strong personalities he has to contend with in the cabinet. so what do we think of his leadership style and how will he get on with his new comrades in number 10? there's a lot about angela rayner , isn't there? angela rayner, isn't there? >> david lammy he has to keep her happy. david lammy yes, big personalities in that cabinet. how is it going to shape up? joining us now from downing street is gb news political editor christopher hope. christopher. we're expecting them all to descend on number 10 very shortly. aren't we. >> that's right. morning both. that's right. so there's a political cabinet starting at 10:00 just now. and ellie reeves, who ran the labour labour campaign, has just gone in. steve reeves gone in, he's the environment secretary

i'm emily carver , and i'm july.i'm ben leo. >> very good afternoon to you. >> very good afternoon to you. >> now, it's all a bit awkward for prince harry, as tens of thousands sign a petition to stop him receiving a sports award for veterans. >> and it's the 4th of july, so we'll be heading stateside for the latest on president joe biden's future. apparently vice president kamala harris is a favourite to replace him . we're favourite to replace him. we're joined by someone from joe biden's presidential campaign . biden's presidential campaign. >> that'll be interesting. and it's a massive week for british british sport. we'll be live at wimbledon for the tennis. we'll be looking ahead to england's quarterfinal against switzerland at the euros . at the euros. >> and of course, keep your views and comments coming in. gbnews.com/yoursay some of you saying we've not mentioned the formula one, it's the british grand prix at silverstone this weekend. i have because i absolutely love formula one, but we had paul coyte on i

i'm emily carver and i'm tom harwood.t in rochdale overnight after an armed police officer was caught on camera stamping on a man's head at manchester airport. the officer has since been suspended . we'll have the been suspended. we'll have the very latest. >> 24 year old anthony esson appears in court today charged with attempted murder after a lieutenant colonel was stabbed multiple times near a barracks in kent. we're live outside medway magistrates court and ed miliband is finally announcing the details of his new state owned great british energy company. >> it will build more wind farms on the crown estate. labour claims it will bring down energy bills for good, but will it? >> and over in the united states, a defiant benjamin netanyahu tells congress that his fight is their fight. as thousands gather outside to protest his visit, chanting netanyahu, you can't hide , netanyahu, you can't hide, you're committing genocide. we'll have the very latest . we'll have the very latest. >> and it looks like tom harwood has sai

i'm tom harbord, and i'm emily carver . i'm tom harbord, and i'm emily carver.. the chancellor is. oh, sorry. the chancellor. i'm honestly, i'm stuck in this mind frame. right. the new chancellor has vowed to boost economic growth and get britain building with housing will have the very latest from the government's first media briefing. >> yes, we will. and there's been a significant moment in britain's migrant crisis. the first boat under labour has now arrived. how will the new government deal with this growing issue? >> will be in dover and the new foreign secretary, david lammy, says he wants to reset britain's ties with the eu. but what might that mean? is there going to be a brexit renegotiation? and might voters feel betrayed ? might voters feel betrayed? >> yes. what exactly is this closening of ties with the european union? what does that actually look like? they say they want to make the brexit trade deal better, but surely that would come with strings attached. >> well, it's interesting, it was already due to be reviewed in 2026. so that's written int

i'm emily carver, and i'm tom harwood.ing news on jay slater, the missing teenager. we're hearing reports that human remains have been found in the area where the british teen went missing in tenerife . missing in tenerife. >> now, these are preliminary reports and we're getting more information in all the time. but some pretty shocking news. over a month after the british teenager went missing in tenerife, in the north—west of the island, in the area that was originally being searched, there have now been human remains found. >> yes, a spokesman for the civil guard has said. after 29 constant days of searching, the body of a young man has been found in the masca area and it goes on. we're going to verify and bring you more details as we hear it. we don't know if the identity has yet been confirmed, but yes, the breaking news that human remains have been found in an area where the missing teenager, jay slater. >> now this comes just one day after, there were fresh reports of a new specialist team of volunteers searching fo

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. manhunt. police launch an urgent search after three women are found dead at a property in hertfordshire. police warn that the suspect , police warn that the suspect, the prime suspect, kyle clifford, aged just 26, may be carrying a crossbow. we'll be live on the scene . live on the scene. >> yes. and elsewhere, keir starmer arrives in washington, d.c, for the nato summit. he'll meet president biden for the first time as prime minister, but he has been accused today of playing with fire over his lack of commitment to higher defence spending . spending. >> and england fans are gearing up for a crunch semi—final clash with the netherlands. will the three lions roar and reach their first ever euros final? not held on home soil? we'll be reporting live from germany and as the shadow race for the tory leadership hots up, we have shock. >> new poll results on who the pubuc >> new poll results on who the public and the tories want as the next leader of the opposition . opposition. >> well, it's a busy

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. beau biden gone with joe biden out of the presidential race, all eyes turned to his vice president. but who is kamala harris .7 and but who is kamala harris.7 and will she really glide to the nomination uncontested and rebellion brews. >> labour is facing a revolt from its own parliamentarians on child benefit policy . one labour child benefit policy. one labour mp is calling starmer's position a form of social cleansing. will the new government buckle under this growing backbench pressure? >> and bbc in crisis as the strictly come dancing row drags on, director general tim davie will face piercing questions from the media this afternoon. is it game over for one of the corporation's most iconic tv shows ? shows? >> well, it was all rather dramatic yesterday evening to hear the news that biden is stepping away from the race and removing himself to be the presidential nominee for the democrats. all eyes now , as you democrats. all eyes now, as you say on kamala harris, who exactly is sh

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. in the next half houn emily carver.r and rishi sunak together in parliament for the first time since the election. we'll be live for the ceremonial selection of the speaker of the house of commons. >> and who's got the power now? the prime minister meets metro mayors in downing street with a promise to push power away from whitehall. but is this just a further layer of meddling, tax raising politicians and nato calls this evening, keir starmer flies to washington for his first summit as prime minister. >> he's under pressure to raise defence spending. however, that was a promise he refused to commit to during the election campaign. >> and why are england fans fuming over the choice of this german referee? who's to take charge of tomorrow's semi—final showdown with the netherlands ? showdown with the netherlands? and that rwanda scheme spent so much time working on it, didn't it? >> so much time. >> so much time. >> government, so much money. the rwanda government. and it turns out that we will absolutely not be getting

emily carver and ben leo in the house now.er, has promised to rebuild trust in politics, restore hope to the nafion politics, restore hope to the nation after that landslide. labour victory in the general election. >> yes. and in his first speech in downing street, sir keir said the british people had voted, quote, decisively for change. sir keir said the country could move forward together as labour took office following 14 years of conservative rule . of conservative rule. >> now this afternoon we are expecting some key cabinet announcements. who will sir keir starmer choose to be in that cabinet and also nigel farage will be making his first speech after his big win in clacton. so that's coming very shortly. >> i'm very keen to see if david lammy, the potential, well, the shadow foreign secretary, will indeed keep his job because if and when donald trump is elected in november in the united states. david lammy, of course, a vocal critic of mr trump calling him a racist, a nazi supporter. how's that going to work out? >> coul

. >> tom and the newly married emily carver are with us. lmost exactly the same you did on friday. >> lucky patrick christys right ? >> lucky patrick christys right? lucky me. we're just saying we need to tell our viewers what's coming up in the next few days. so britain's newsroom is normal tomorrow. tomorrow night. tom, we've got a state of the nation special we do around this desk where it's going to be. >> gb news presenters sort of looking back over the election campaign. and really it's one of the last opportunities we'll get to talk about the election campaign. it's one of the frustrations about how this country is governed is that on polling day, you're not allowed to talk about the election tomorrow night. >> it's more night's me. you michelle patrick and gloria de piero. that's right. all around this desk, thursday morning, britain's newsroom. you'll be here? yeah i will be at henley regatta because, of course, thursday we can't talk about politics. so i'm going to be looking at lovely pictures of ladies in hats and talking to rowe

. >> i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver .arned the dramatic conclusions of the first report from the official covid inquiry. this our inquiry chair, baroness hallett, delivers her verdict on the uk's state of preparedness and hosting the europeans. >> world leaders congregate in blenheim palace today as keir starmer hosts what's known as the european political community summit. the prime minister wants a deal on migration, but what might it cost us? >> and we're live in milwaukee, where donald trump is due to speak, accepting his party's nomination for the presidency. nigel farage, liz truss and bofis nigel farage, liz truss and boris johnson are all there to . boris johnson are all there to. and of course, throughout today , and of course, throughout today, keir starmer will be meeting key leaders across europe, all at churchill's birthplace, blenheim palace. he wants a deal on migration. >> yes . essentially he wants to. >> yes. essentially he wants to. although the reports are so far that he wants

this is pmqs live on gb news with me, emily carver and tom harwood.armer and rishi sunak go head to head at prime minister's questions but not as we've all known it. of course they've swapped places. we'll have full coverage of every moment and we'll be getting full reaction here in the studio from mike tapp, the newly elected labour mp for dover and deal, and the conservative mp for romford, andrew rosindell . well, mike, andrew rosindell. well, mike, we're going to start with you, congratulations on your election . congratulations on your election. now, of course, if you were in the chamber, you'd be sitting behind keir starmer. but if you were to catch the speaker's eye, what would you ask? >> i think down in dover we've seen a real mess at the borders. not just small boats, but also failure to plan over seven years with the new entry exit system that's coming in in october. we've only got a few months to try and do what they failed to do in seven years. so i would ask how realistic that is. >> and andrew, well, i'd, i'd like to ask the prime minis

i'm emily carver and i'm tom harwood.e, we learned the dramatic conclusions of the first report from the official covid inquiry. this our inquiry chair, baroness hallett, delivers her verdict on the state of uk preparedness . state of uk preparedness. >> hosting the europeans world leaders congregate in blenheim palace today as keir starmer hosts what's known as the european political community summit . these are the very summit. these are the very latest pictures as sir keir starmer commences his talks on how to end the illegal migration crisis in europe and we're live in milwaukee, where donald trump is due to speak , accepting his is due to speak, accepting his party's nomination for the presidency. >> nigel farage, liz truss, bofis >> nigel farage, liz truss, boris johnson they're all there to . to. >> we were looking at pictures there of keir starmer with the albanian prime minister at the european political community summit in blenheim palace. really interesting that these are two men who are having such frank conver

i'm emily carver, and i'm tom harwood.ionally quits after eight years as england manager. ,2 finals. the now former manager bowed out, telling fans their support has meant the world to me. i'm an england fan and i always will be. thank you england for everything and it's been another shock, resignation . been another shock, resignation. >> vaughan gething has quit as welsh first ministerjust four welsh first minister just four months into the job. we'll be heanng months into the job. we'll be hearing from the welsh first minister shortly . minister shortly. >> and elsewhere, a bandaged trump defiantly took to the stage last night and announced his vice presidential pick, senator jd vance, who claimed britain will be an islamist country under labour. and as the republicans confirm their presidential ticket, we ask how will this all affect the united kingdom ? kingdom? >> and of course, we want your views and opinions on all the stories we cover. you know the drill by now. gbnews.com/yoursay. >> that is indeed the way to get

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. britain grounded.reliant on tech coming as outrages, outages , coming as outrages, outages, impact airlines, railways, banks and even supermarkets across the world. >> and it's an outrage. >> and it's an outrage. >> it is an outrage. >> it is an outrage. >> leeds in flames. west yorkshire police under fire after riot police were driven out by a violent mob last night in harehills, leeds. a police car was overturned. a double decker bus was torched as thugs created bonfires in the streets. >> ukrainian president zelenskyy tells keir starmer to show your leadership as he becomes the first visitor to downing street's cabinet table under labour's new premiership, and has summer arrived where you are? >> i certainly hope so. parts of britain are going to be baking in temperatures hotter than portugal today, as they are set to soar beyond 30 degrees. do that now. >> of course, it's a busy news day . and have you been affected day. and have you been affected by any of these outages across the country? have yo

well, joining me now is emily carver, who is sitting for in michelle dewberry on dewbs& co carver andng seeing the reform five there. nigel farage had to get in that sarky comment about john bercow. of course he did. you could hear people groaning in the background. you could hear a few jeers i think too, but are they going to , you know, but are they going to, you know, roll things up a little bit in that house of commons? i also want to know what everyone thinks about giving more power to mayors. i'm always sceptical of devolution, but could this be a good thing for democracy, or could it end up costing us quite a lot in terms of taxes and bureaucracy and the like? also, 100,000 illegal migrants? what's going to happen to them? james cleverly suggests now the shadow home secretary, of course, suggests that labour could introduce an amnesty. is that the truth? what are labour going to do as the boats continue to arrive on our shores? and also we're going to be at that big football press conference with gareth southgate and harry kane. what will they have to say ahead of tomorrow's bi

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. today we saw parliament in all its pomp and splendour.the king's speech. adorned in all his royal regalia. the monarch read out the priorities to mps and members of the house of lords. a debate will commence within 30 minutes. >> yes, indeed. and housing, of course, was a big theme in the speech. the king outlining labour's plans to get britain building, pledging to reform planning procedures and accelerate that house building across the country. >> and one of labour's long standing pledges of renationalising more of the railways was announced with bills to bring train operators back into state ownership and the creation of a new dedicated pubuc the creation of a new dedicated public body, a great british railways is to be brought in by the new labour government. >> all right. >> all right. >> well, we want to know what you make of the king's speech. i mean, it's hard to cover absolutely everything in there. in totality, but perhaps there's something that's stuck out to you. i think more powers to workers, more powers to the trade unions,

so it has to be patrick and emily christie's the artist formerly known as emily carver. emony, there i am with with the bride and groom. >> oh, beautiful. look at emily. not you. benjamin emily hand stunning. >> you know, he'll do anything to win this. and he will do anything to win. >> patrick rafe a fantastic wedding speech. so good that it was the first monologue he's delivered that i actually agreed with very quickly. >> any gossip who got the most slaughtered? >> i still got a hangover. >> i still got a hangover. >> yeah, i'm still hungover. maybe it was me , yeah. a man maybe it was me, yeah. a man who? your gb, please, well, mine is only this week it's marine le pen for showing europe the way in, rescuing it from the clutches of left. voila, valkyrie. >> wow. it's got to be marine. i'm only joking. no, of course . i'm only joking. no, of course. congratulations to you both on your marriage. a beautiful couple. the pictures look amazing. patrick christys. and i wonder, is emily going by emily christie's now? >> yeah, they were after they married. they were introduce

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver.evolution. a former prince of wales himself and some time attempted welsh speaker. the king will be bringing some royal stardust to an important corner of his kingdom. although we were just looking at an aberdonian oil rig. >> yes, because new energy minister ed miliband has ordered an immediate ban on new drilling for oil in the north sea, the consequences of this could be huge. is this net zero madness or a step towards the green dream ? dream? >> and concerning news, there's more than 20,000 criminals could be released early from

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. migration woes.ories spent £700 million on the now cancelled rwanda scheme. but how much did it cost? >> and prime minister keir starmer is facing a major labour rebellion after a growing number of his own mps pressure him to scrap the two child benefit cap. we're expecting a vote today. >> nigel farage has accused president joe biden's wife and son of elder abuse. he says biden should never have been in the white house in the first

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. who's got the power?sh power away from whitehall. but is this just a further layer of meddling, tax raising politicians and nato calls this evening, keir starmer flies to washington for his first summit as prime minister. >> he's under pressure to raise defence spending, a promise he refused to commit to during the election campaign . election campaign. >> why england fans are fuming over the choice of this german referee. who's to take charge tomorrow in the semi—final showdown with the netherlands? we'll find out more and this afternoon we'll see keir starmer and rishi sunak together in parliament for the first time since the election. >> what will the body language be like? we'll be live for the ceremonial selection of the speaker of the . speaker of the. house of commons. >> now, emily and i disagree on this one just a bit. just a little bit. should local mayors, these metro mayors, the people like, andy burnham or , ben like, andy burnham or, ben houchen have more power to control their local area ?

i'm emily carver and britain grounded as tech outages cause chaos around the world.en affected in a global tech meltdown and leeds in flames. west yorkshire police under fire after riot police were driven out by a violent mob last night in harehills, leeds. a police car was overturned. a double decker bus was torched as thugs created bonfires in the streets and ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy has addressed the british cabinet, becoming the first foreign leader to do so in person since us president bill clinton back in 1997. we're live on downing street and has summer arrived where you are? parts of britain will be baking in temperatures hotter than portugal today. as temperatures are set to soar beyond 30 degrees. and you might be wondering where my lovely co—host is this afternoon. he seems to have disappeared, but i've just heard that actually , he's up there on that actually, he's up there on the gb news rooftop, tom. nice shades. how's the temp?

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. gareth southgate.ager. ,2 finals. >> the now manager for the now former manager bowed out, telling fans their support has meant the world to me. >> i'm an england fan and always will be. thank you england for everything, >> and it's a resignation bonanza today. >> vaughan gething also quits as welsh first minister just four months into the job. >> we'll have all the latest reaction for you. >> elsewhere, a bandaged donald trump defiantly took to the stage last night and announced his vice presidential pick , his vice presidential pick, senator jd vance, who claimed britain will be an islamist country under the labour government . well, as the government. well, as the republicans confirm, their presidential ticket , we'll ask presidential ticket, we'll ask how will this affect the uk ? how will this affect the uk? >> well, it is a bit of a resignation bonanza. anything could happen in this time slot,

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. manhunt.ordshire. police warn that the suspect , police warn that the suspect, the prime suspect, kyle clifford, aged just 26, may be carrying a crossbow. we'll be live on the scene . live on the scene. >> yes. and elsewhere, keir starmer arrives in washington, d.c, for the nato summit. he'll meet president biden for the first time as prime minister, but he has been accused today of playing with fire over his lack of commitment to higher defence spending . spending. >> and england fans are gearing up for a crunch semi—final clash

i'm emily carver.eo. >> now, millions of brits head to the polls today to vote in the general election. don't forget your voter id polls close at 10:00. >> and of course, it's a massive weekend for british sports as well. we'll be live at the henley royal regatta, the british grand prix at silverstone , wimbledon, of silverstone, wimbledon, of course, for the tennis and the very latest on the euros too. >> and we'll be heading stateside for the latest on president joe biden's future. kamala harris is now a favourite to replace him, and it's all a bit awkward for prince harry, as tens of thousands sign a petition to stop him receiving a sports award for veterans. >> mbe . >> mbe. >> mbe. >> well, as you know, it's a big day. everyone's going to the polls for the general election. we can't talk politics today. we can't talk politics. those are the rules . but what we can talk the rules. but what we can talk aboutis the rules. but what we can talk about is dogs. dogs? the rules. but what we can talk about

. >> i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver. >> protests erupt in rochdale overnight after an armed policester airport. the officer has since been suspended . we'll has since been suspended. we'll have the very latest. >> 24 year old anthony hassan appears in

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver.vice president. but who is kamala harris ? and but who is kamala harris? and will she really glide to the nomination uncontested and rebellion brews. >> labour is facing a revolt from its own parliamentarians on child benefit policy . one labour child benefit policy. one labour mp is calling starmer's position a form of social cleansing. will the new government buckle under this growing backbench pressure? >> and bbc in crisis as the strictly come dancing row drags on, director general tim davie will face piercing questions from the media this afternoon. is it game over for one of the

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. the new chancellor delivers her first major speech.usebuilding. but what will that mean for green belt land? >> and a significant moment in britain's migrant crisis? the first boat under labour has arrived. how will the new government deal with this growing issue? we'll be live in dover and nigel farage is in clacton today celebrating his electoral success. >> the reform uk leader will join us live as his party membership sees a large boost in numbers . numbers. >> and as emma raducanu crashes out of wimbledon, the row over her shock withdrawal from the mixed doubles rumbles on. did she ruin andy murray's big day ? she ruin andy murray's big day? >> and of course, it's a huge news day. a new parliament, a news day. a new parliament, a new government, a new prime minister. and we're going to be heanng minister. and we're going to be hearing not just what's happening on the government side of things, but also how this new opposition is forming. >> yes, it's all going to be very interesting. you must have been delighted hearing rachel ree

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver is the political temperature too high? to political violence. this is a defiant trump arrives in milwaukee, wisconsin, for the republican national convention. >> lamy in the middle east. the new foreign secretary has been meeting the leaders of both israel and the palestinian authority, calling for an immediate ceasefire. but is anyone listening ? anyone listening? >> and should southgate be shown the door as england gets so close and yet so far from a trophy for the second time in just three years, is the england manager a genius or a liability? we'll speak to someone who's had that thankless job beforehand .

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. >> it is actually 1209. don't want to confuse you. >> deaths in the channel. four more migrants have died after attempting to cross the dangerous 26 mile shipping lane thatis dangerous 26 mile shipping lane that is the english channel. we'll have the very latest from france and ask if smashing the gangsis france and ask if smashing the gangs is really a viable strategy. now to save lives and will joe go as the leader of the free world confuses vladimir zelenskyy for vladimir putin and calls kamala harris vice president trump ? president trump? >> panic is spreading across capitol hill with leading democrats now thinking the unthinkable . unthinkable. >> bridge body bag . police >> bridge body bag. police released an image of a male suspect after two suitcases containing human body parts were found on clifton suspension bridge in bristol. we'll have the latest . the latest. >> and the man found guilty of hatching a depraved plot to kidnap, rape and murder tv presenter holly willoughby is being sentenced today

i'm ben leo, alongside emily carver once again. and this is saturday morning live. >> yes.show for you today. >> yes, indeed. all of the day's top stories with our panel, political commentator joana jaflue political commentator joana jarjue and comedian bruce devlin. >> welcome to the show. and of course , we'll be unpicking the course, we'll be unpicking the very latest following the general election and the new labour government. what do you make of sir keir starmer's new cabinet? their first cabinet meeting starts imminently, but what does the future hold? >> that is the big question. and this week, of course, we'll be meeting our greatest britons, who this time to travel poorer nafions who this time to travel poorer nations to offer life saving operations and volunteer support for the needy. and beyond the politics, i'm kind of getting a little bit sick of politics. big sporting weekend right down my street. the formula one is tomorrow. qualifying starts today at silverstone, the british grand prix. the football tonight. emily. >> football of course. looking forward to th