this is dewbs& co with me emily carver.or michelle and keeping me company is mark littlewood, director of the popular conservatives, and matthew stadlen, political commentator. now we are going to get on to notting hill carnival because we've got a lot to say on that. but first, i forgot to ask your thoughts on this big speech that keir starmer is going to give tomorrow. now he, matthew, is going to tell us all that things will get worse before they get better. is that a strong, persuasive statement to make to the country? >> i mean, it's not overly optimistic, is it? but there is probably a hint of realism. i'm surprised he's due to say that they'll get worse before they get better, but we know that things, and this is partly the fault of the tory governments that we've had over the last 14 years. it's partly as a consequence of the ukraine war and other external issues . but and other external issues. but things are in a in a pretty parlous state. i think everybody watching tonight will agree that the nhs is seriously str

i've been emily carver.'ll be back tomorrow to be back on her show to and host it. so until then, it is gbn tonight with christopher hope this evening. so he'll be taking you through the next hour. i've been emily carver. this is dewbs& co >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. very good evening to you. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office . plenty of the met office. plenty of showers as we go through tomorrow, and some blustery gusty winds too. but before then there's a lot of cloud. there's a lot of rain because of a frontal system that's already made its way in from the west. and as we go through the next 12 hours or so, it's going to continue to push east and southeastwards, bringing quite a wet story across many parts of england and wales for a time. with that rain feeding into the southeast as we go through the early hours of tomorrow morning behind it, there will be some clear skies around, but also some showery bursts, e

emily carver. dewbs& co with me. emily carver. dewberry and keeping me company this evening. is conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan, who's just suffered a paper cut. i'm very sorry indeed. and the former labour minister, bill rammell. i'm sorry if you didn't want me to tell the nation that, but it's a hazard of the job. no, no, no, it's a hazard of the job. >> i'm willing to expose my frailties to my global audience, >> well, we were just at the start of the show . we were start of the show. we were discussing jeremy clarkson and his decision to bar keir starmer from his pub. we got into a bit of a disagreement over licences. well, never in the world has got in touch, she says. you don't have to be the licensee to bar anyone from a pub any more. any of the staff can refuse to serve anyone without giving any reason at all. yeah. well there you go. >> we've been told by a huge revolution in licensing brought in by tony blair to make us all more continental. >> you can boot anyone out if you fancy it. and on t

emily carver now.he latest candidate to take command of the tories , vowing to command of the tories, vowing to unite and revive the conservative party. but would she get your vote? and workless migrants, according to a new report. record numbers of migrants living in britain are not working, potentially costing taxpayers an estimated £8 billion, with almost 1.7 million non—uk nationals either unemployed or classed as economically inactive because they're not looking for a job and two tier nhs. labour's jess phillips reportedly claimed she received preferential treatment at an nhs hospital in birmingham because the doctor happened to agree with her stance on a ceasefire in gaza , and four day ceasefire in gaza, and four day week workers could be given the right to demand a four day week as part of a package of measures championed by angela rayner. now, angela rayner has been spotted elsewhere . spotted elsewhere. now, when i say angela rayner has been spotted elsewhere, i mean, i beat her on the rave s

it's me patrick christys here alongside emily carver. there's alongside emily carver.a heck of a lot to go out today. heck of a lot to go out. so sir keir starmer says that it will chair a cobra meeting this afternoon, again saying it was important that he didn't let up despite a quiet night of protest last night. but we're about to play last night. but we're about to play a clip for you in a few minutes time anyway, of him completely swerving a question about immigration, do you think he really gets it? >> yes. well, last night thousands of anti—racism protesters took to the streets across the country in a show in an apparent show of solidarity against the far right and anti—immigration groups. now, police forces were braced, were braced for more than 100 demonstrations, many businesses closing early , boarding closing early, boarding themselves up, lots of people not even going to work over fears of all this violence. >> i mean, to be fair , the gps >> i mean, to be fair, the gps were probably shut anyway. but let's bring in our home and security editor, mark white,

i'm karen walker and i am emily carver and it's 12:00. and it's12:00. >> and no it's not, it's 1:00. >> and no it's not, it's1:00. >> it is 1:00. it's 1:00 >> and no it's not, it's1:00. >> it is 1:00. it's1:00 in the >> it is 1:00. it's 1:00 in the afternoon afternoon britain. we have lots of stories coming up in the next hour . we've been in the next hour. we've been talking about huw edwards and the bbc's board asking him to hand back his salary since he was arrested in november last yeah was arrested in november last year. of course he was charged and has since pleaded guilty to three counts of indecent images of children. we spoke to michael cole earlier about that. >> yes, and i believe we are going to be heading as well to leeds crown court because four defendants are set to be sentenced and that will be televised live. that's including for, stirring up racial hatred in facebook posts, also for affray and racially aggravated harassment too. so those are going to be life sentences at leeds crown court. so we'll bnng leeds crown court

good afternoon britain with just emily carver emily carver down by the men. emily come on.won't be here, but we have a big show lined up, so i'll be taking the reins. quite the story from stephanie takyi. we all know stephanie takyi. we all know stephanie takyi. she comes on a lot, particularly to talk about showbiz, but this time it's a big political story that i think will run. jess phillips claimed she received preferential treatment at an nhs hospital in birmingham because of her position on the gaza ceasefire. now what does this say? why did the nhs, why did she admit that though? that's interesting. reportedly an evening with jess phillips. it must have got on to the topic of the nhs. her recent emergency trip to the a&e. and she said this. why did she say this? and what does this mean about some of the people working in the nhs? that could possibly be the case? >> why would she even say that though? but i'm glad she has. now we are aware of it very seriously. >> so we're going to be digging into that, finding out a little bit more about that story. also, record numbe

emily carver and tom harwood.iences on flights and john says funny how on flight aggro only seems to affect ryanair and easyjet. what are you saying ? easyjet. what are you saying? are you saying that the punters who use ryanair are barbarians? >> well, this all comes of course, in the context of michael o'leary, the ceo of ryanair, suggesting that people should only be limited to two pints at airports because anything, anything more tends to make people , well, get a bit make people, well, get a bit fighty. you are funny. >> someone has got in touch. i can't remember who it was, but said okay, i'll have two pints of whisky then. i'm not sure that's what michael o'leary had in mind. he'd be happy for you to buy those on flight, in mind. he'd be happy for you to buy those on flight , though, to buy those on flight, though, i'm sure. or in flight? >> well, isn't isn't this perhaps, the sneaky suspicion here that actually he doesn't want people to buy pints at airports so that he'll have to buy the tiny little tins t

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver . august. i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver. misery awaits sir keir starmer braces the public for hard times ahead as he lays out the foundations for a brutal budget. he says he'll clean up the country like he cleaned up the country like he cleaned up the riots and saying sorry is enough. >> now police are increasingly letting knife and sex offenders escape prosecution. if they say sorry. more than 147,000 people accused of offences including sex crimes, violence and weapons possession are being given community resolutions instead of facing prison and slumming it with rats and moles. >> yes, soldiers on an raf base in oxfordshire are living in squalor amid leaking pipes. rat infestations, unreliable hot water and moulding shower rooms. how can we treat our troops like this? >> and perhaps some good news for you? you're going to be the one that saves me the biggest british guitar band of the last 30 years. oasis are reforming after feuding brothers noel and liam gallagher apparently made peace. >> now sir keir starmer has been ou

i'm emily carver and i'm patrick christys immigration.hey were in 2019. now the former tory home secretary, james cleverly, is taking the credit for it . credit for it. >> indeed. lots to unpack there. and could labour bring back freedom of movement? such a move would see young europeans free to come and live in the uk for up to three years. but did anybody vote for this? is he trying to just drag us back into the european union and superyacht mystery? >> five bodies have now been identified, including tech tycoon mike lynch, but the search for his 18 year old daughter continues. many unanswered questions remain over what on earth caused the vessel to sink ? to sink? >> okay, so look, lots to unpack this hour. we're going to be dissecting those immigration figures, both legal and illegal. we're going to be talking about whether or not we're going to bnng whether or not we're going to bring back free movement as a back door into the european union. but there's another story thatis union. but there's another story that is gathering traction

now tonight dewbs& co is hosted by emily carver and she joins me now on the show. desperately try and free up some prison spaces. but could we see criminals walk free? and does britain have a benefits blame culture? work and pensions secretary liz kendall certainly thinks so. she says it's time to end the divisive rhetoric that blames people on welfare. what do you make of that? and just 22% of brits believe that the country is heading in the right direction under the labour party. is that fair? we'll get stuck into all of that and more. so do stick with us. 6 to 7:00 i'm in for dewbs & co. it will be i'm in for dewbs& co. it will be a fantastic panel tonight, so don't miss it. >> magnificent . looks like it's >> magnificent. looks like it's going to be a great show. 22% of people happy. well, none of them are getting in touch with me. i'll tell you that. much for free. they are very, very disgruntled about the rights being called . clearly racist. being called. clearly racist. emily carver superb. 617 your dewbs& co tonight. if you want to get in touch with all th

. >> emily carver are you saying that politicians sometimes don't tell the truth, the whole truth andng but the truth? >> that's okay. i'm not accusing any individual , so i'm on safe any individual, so i'm on safe ground there, but yes, the 10,000. remember that. anyway please do continue to get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay have your say. >> but coming up, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has warned vladimir putin that the war is coming home to russia as ukraine continues its incursion into that country's territory. that's after your headunes territory. that's after your headlines with severe . headlines with severe. >> tom. emily. thank you. it's 1231. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . the families of the gb newsroom. the families of the three nottingham stabbing victims have criticised the mental health services who dealt with killer valdo calocane, saying they have blood on their hands. that's after a new review found an nhs trust played down kalakani's risk to the public by potentially omitting key details, including his symptoms of psychosis. calocane, who has paran

i'm darren grimes and i'm emily carver.iple times outside of a barracks in ireland. police have confirmed the man, in his 50s, has been taken to a hospital in galway, and a teenage boy has been arrested. we'll have the latest. yes and not terminating here. >> the government joy at striking a pay deal with train drivers could be short lived, as it's revealed train drivers on lner are to stage yet more strikes, claiming a breakdown in industrial relations while labour continue to cave under union pressure and have food delivery services become a magnet for illegal migrant workers. >> last month, the home secretary , yvette cooper, said secretary, yvette cooper, said nail salons and car washes will be the target of illegal migration raids. could food delivery riders be . delivery riders be. next? now send your views and post your comments folks, by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. you have been getting in touch and anna has written in and we were speaking about this during the break. anna says rishi been off the radar is actually

i'm emily carver and i'm cameron walker. britain in chaos. nearly 400 arrests have now been made as violent protests enter their seventh day. dozens are being charged across the country, but with prisons at near full capacity. where on earth would i go .7 where on earth would i go.7 >> and where on earth would i go? >> and a war of words. number 10 has condemned comments made by billionaire elon musk, claiming civil war is inevitable in the uk , as well as slamming uk, as well as slamming suggestions that there is a two tier policing system . tier policing system. >> and the lawyer for the family who clashed with police officers at manchester airport last month, has spoken out at a televised press conference with fresh allegations. we'll have the latest . the latest. >> and this silver girl turns golden keely hodgkinson emerged victorious at the olympic 800 metre final in paris last night, cruising across the finish line in under two minutes. very impressive . impressive. >> less than two minutes. >> less than two minutes. >> that's very impr

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver. the department of foreign affairs and trade has confirmed 11 and 11 year old girl stabbed in leicester square is an australian tourist. we'll bnng is an australian tourist. we'll bring you the latest on this tragic development and the number of parents claiming for disability benefits for their children is expected to hit a whopping 1 million by 2029. >> now the number claiming for conditions such as adhd and autism has surged by 200,000 since lockdown . since lockdown. >> well, a much loved street sweeper in beckenham will be getting his holiday after a bureaucratic battle between his bosses and bromley council threatened to stop paul spiers from getting away this summer. they've stepped in some fundraising efforts have been managed. he'll get his holiday, i'll have all the latest coming up this hour. >> oh, good news there. but violent attacks against women on trains have risen by more than 50% just in the last two years. how do we make the railways safer and are female only carriag

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver pm on the ropes. sir keir starmer's approval rating has plummeted to its lowest level on record. why have things turned so sour, so soon? >> authoritarian nightmare coming. smoking is set to be bannedin coming. smoking is set to be banned in pub gardens as well as outside football grounds and nightclubs. >> why war on motorists? keir starmer has opened the door to a rise in fuel duty in this autumn's budget, rise in fuel duty in this autumn's budget , despite rise in fuel duty in this autumn's budget, despite his pledging not to increase taxes on working people, the prime minister suggested an increase in the levy, paid by millions of motorists is on the table. >> oh, and what a load of rubbish. thames water wants to raise customers bills by more than £260 a year, warning it will struggle to fund itself unless the inflation busting increase is approved. but can you afford it ? you afford it? >> now? this is a pretty stark set of numbers for this prime minister approval. according to yougov, at just 23

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver the end of the line.s could spell the end of chaotic negotiations. but at what cost ? negotiations. but at what cost? >> and soft touch britain career criminals with over 100 convictions are spared jail as the government cracks down on keyboard warriors. could we be slapping the wrong wrists ? slapping the wrong wrists? >> and it's being reported that british challenger two tanks are now being used during the shock ukrainian incursion into russia, the first such incursion from a sovereign state since the second . sovereign state since the second. world war. >> well, welcome back. >> well, welcome back. >> there's been quite shocking statistics that we've been talking about throughout the show, lots of you raising huge concerns about the fact that you can get multiple convictions up to 100 in some cases and still be spared jail. no, you won't have to, you know, go into a cell. you won't have to be completely separated from the rest of society. you won't need to be, you know , presumably to be, you know, pr

i'm emily carver and i'm patrick christys now.ficers are on standby . three officers are on standby. three men have been jailed for their part in the southport riots. the cps is saying it's just the tip of the iceberg. this as the nafion of the iceberg. this as the nation braces itself for what could be the biggest night of riots yet. >> yes, indeed. and homes for criminals, convicted criminals, including violent offenders and even terrorists will no longer be banned from the social housing waiting list under laboun housing waiting list under labour. when this comes off the back of new plans to scatter asylum seekers all around the country, as well as labour, got its priorities wrong and left in the cold. >> labour's decision to scrap universal winter fuel payments will mean millions of pensioners face higher bills from october that, despite energy prices falling for every other household, our pensioners are being punished, maybe to fund pubuc being punished, maybe to fund public sector pay rises and are too many people skiving off

i'm emily carver and i'm patrick christys.ed trying to stop the alleged theft of his van in leeds. we'll have the latest. >> lawless britain and hoping for a miracle. divers begin day three of the search of the capsized superyacht. they have managed to enter the yacht now and apparently are approaching the cabins. all is well with the use of a specially designed brand new robot. >> yes, and labour's bombshell tax on brits. chancellor rachel reevesis tax on brits. chancellor rachel reeves is poised to unveil, apparently an aggressive tax raising agenda. she's been accused of hypocrisy as well over receiving 300,000 or so poundsin over receiving 300,000 or so pounds in donations, freebies etc. just as she scraps winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners. it also looks like the new labour government is spending way more than was predicted. >> £3.1 billion more and killer nurse case must be reviewed. nadine dorries is the latest to join the growing number of former cabinet ministers and high profile journalists actually call

i'm emily carver and i'm emma webb. six missing after a yacht carrying mostly british passengers is caught in a tornado and capsizes off the coast of italy. we'll bring you the latest. >> and operation early dawn, an emergency plan to avoid overcrowding in jails has been triggered this morning. the government has announced. in the wake of the speedy sentencing of those involved in recent violent disorder and giving in to the unions. >> starmer is accused of capitulating to trade union bosses, as it's revealed more than half of labour mps took donations from unions ahead of the election, plus , starmer the election, plus, starmer plans to make it easier for trade unions to strike and royal rumble . rumble. >> prince andrew is under increasing pressure to leave his royal lodge home after reports the king has laid off the duke of york's security . of york's security. team for. >> and something else we want to get your views on. today is the latest polling for sir keir starmer. it's not looking particularly rosy for him. it

. >> what will the virtuous emily carver be talking about this afternoon?ut particularly with the fact that so many students, so many young people, seem to be skipping their exams because of anxiety. what is going on here? do they actually have real traumatic anxiety? the same issue saying they've got no resilience. >> they've never been allowed any freedom. exactly. >> maybe it's that. we'll obviously be touching on the immigration stuff as well as yvette cooper just lying to us. where's she going to be deporting these people to? what conditions are these people going to be kept in? the beautiful thing about this now is the far left have got hold of it and said that yvette cooper is now basically a member of the far right, which obviously isn't, by the way. and for actually wanting to do something about immigration. so we'll have to talk about that. and there's been a breakthrough, quite literally in the yacht. yes. >> we're hearing that divers have now broken into the boat, broken the glass entered the hull. so it looks as though there's quite a lot of pr

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver . august. i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver.undations for a brutal budget. he says he'll clean up the country like he cleaned up the country like he cleaned up the riots and saying sorry is enough. >> now police are increasingly letting knife and sex offenders escape prosecution. if they say sorry. more than 147,000 people accused of offences including sex crimes, violence and weapons possession are being given community resolutions instead of facing prison and slumming it

emily carver. good afternoon britain 12 till three.ponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. some fine weather around today and for most of us going to last through the weekend as well. not too hot, not too cold. most places dry and seeing some sunshine. we are between weather systems. well most of us are because this one is going to approach the far north of scotland. it's not going to be completely fine here. there will be showers and quite a brisk and gusty wind at times, particularly tonight. patchy rain clearing away from the southeast . early doors this southeast. early doors this morning, so now it's fine and bright sunny spells for the most part. a bit more cloud at times over northern england, northern ireland but generally a fine summer's day with temperatures pretty close to the average. quite warm still in the southeast, but not as hot as it has been. obviously feeling cool with the gusty winds and the fairly frequent showers ac

i'm emily carver and i'm cameron walker.ughter hannah. they are devastated and in shock after their bodies were recovered following the sinking of a luxury yacht in sicily. that's according to a spokesperson. in the last few minutes, we'll have the very latest with our homeland security editor and a cold winter ahead . winter ahead. >> charities warn pensioners could face the worst winter on record with a £500 jump in their energy bills due to labour's decision to scrap the winter fuel allowance. this, as the average household energy bill, is set to rise by 10% and to be or not to be is this painting. >> could it be the first ever portrait of william shakespeare? well, if it is, it could be worth £200 million. is it the real deal or much ado about nothing? see what i did there? we're going to speak to the owner . of yes, we're going to owner. of yes, we're going to speak to the owner of this potential £200 million shakespeare portrait . shakespeare portrait. >> yeah, we all have seen a shakespeare portrait before, but this o

i'm emily carver and i'm tom harwood.manager sven—goran eriksson has died at the age of 76. it was revealed that he had pancreatic cancer at the start of the year. he said he had a year to live at best labour cronyism. >> well , labour cronyism. >> well, starmer is under pressure to reveal who authorised the downing street security pass for a millionaire donon security pass for a millionaire donor, all amid growing mates rates. rail running through the government. is it time to come clean and middle east tinderbox western intelligence services are on high alert after israel carries out a wave of pre—emptive strikes across southern lebanon. >> they say, to thwart a large scale rocket attack by hezbollah. nato allies fear serious escalation manslaughter on the med. >> the captain of doomed british super yacht is investigated for manslaughter and shipwreck after the sicilian tragedy left seven dead. >> lots of you getting in touch about this labour cronyism stuff. there's quite a lot of comments saying, well, what do you exp

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver. breaking news.portedly been taken to a major trauma centre after being stabbed in london's leicester square. a man has been arrested. >> as you can see, we're looking at pictures of leicester square where a large area right in the centre has been cordoned off. at least six police officers manning that area , two people, a manning that area, two people, a young girl and a woman, have been taken to that major trauma centre and will be live on the scene for you very shortly. but in the meantime, let's get your headunes. headlines. >> good afternoon. it's 2:00. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. now, as you've been heanng gb newsroom. now, as you've been hearing an 11 year old girl and a 34 year old woman have been taken to hospital after a stabbing in london's leicester square. police officers arrested a man who's been taken into custody. the condition of the two victims is currently unknown . two victims is currently unknown. now leicester square, as you can see, live pictures of here, is in

i'm patrick christys and i'm emily carver taking the knee to the unions.ving the department for transport now after demanding the same pay rise. the aslef lot got. but will keir starmer say that more people should work from home as well, which means fewer people using the railways? how on earth are we going to be paying how on earth are we going to be paying for all of this? are the unions taking starmer for a mug? >> and the mystery of the sunken superyacht. the captain has now spoken for the first time. he says he did not see the tornado coming. british tech tycoon mike lynch and his 18 year old daughter are still missing. our reporter adam cherry is on the scene as it emerges. reporter adam cherry is on the scene as it emerges . mr lynch's scene as it emerges. mr lynch's business partner died after being hit by a carjust a few days before him and the queen, the late queen, apparently slammed trump, a bombshell new biography claims that the queen thought trump was very rude and had some kind of arrangement with his wife, melania. >> but is this massively

i'm emily carver and i'm emma webb.ssing after a yacht carrying mostly british passengers is caughtin mostly british passengers is caught in a tornado and capsizes off the coast of italy, with british tech entrepreneur mike lynch once dubbed the uk's bill gates understood to be one of those missing , and operation those missing, and operation early dawn, an emergency plan to avoid overcrowding in jails has been triggered this morning, the government has announced. >> in the wake of the speedy sentencing of those involved in the recent violent disorder. >> and should workers have the right to switch off? while workers who are relentlessly contacted by their bosses outside of working hours could be entitled to compensation? quite a bit of compensation, actually, as the government pushes the right to switch . pushes the right to switch. off. should we have the right to switch off? you know, if you're an office worker and your boss is continuously and in quotes , is continuously and in quotes, relentlessly contacting you ou

emily carver is back here next week. but up next, it's my old friend michael portillo.friend michael portillo. thanks forjoining . us. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello and welcome to your latest gb news. weather update from the met office . another from the met office. another fine day in store for sunday. dher fine day in store for sunday. drier for many with plenty of sunny spells around, although still quite breezy for scotland with some showers here too. but for the bulk of the uk. lots of sunshine to start on sunday. a couple of showers across the west country, northern england and western scotland through the morning. but by the time we head into the afternoon , those into the afternoon, those showers largely dying away and lots of sunshine and clearer skies than we've seen recently here and generally a pretty good day across the board through sunday. temperatures into the low 20s, perhaps up to 25, close to london and a little bit cooler and still feeling quite chilly with that strong westerly breeze across northwest

. >> i'm emily carver and i'm patrick christys . patrick christys. >> order restored.ight. that is, thousands of counter—protesters took to the streets, but he completely swerves a question about immigration. is he ignoring that. >> yeah. we're going to play you that shortly dereliction of duty as well. labour might want to claim victory but the core issue has not gone away . meanwhile, has not gone away. meanwhile, rishi sunak and his wife have been spotted tucking into a meal at a beverly hills michelin star restaurant. during all this disorder, we don't have an opposition, do we? >> and more gender roles coming now. the nhs is launching its first detransitioning service . first detransitioning service. that's for people wanting to return to the gender they were born in. what on earth is going on here? >> and taylor terror plot an isis terror attack has been foiled. two people have been arrested as taylor swift is forced to cancel three concerts in vienna. well, she's due to come to london in a couple of weeks time. hopefully nothing happens

i'm emily carver and i'm cameron walker. nationwide riots. he warns the pubuc nationwide riots. he warns the public that the online world is not a law free zone . could there not a law free zone. could there be a threat to free speech and a divided britain? >> the mayor of london, sadiq khan, declares he no longer feels safe as a muslim in london. with the ongoing unrest and rioters out early , ministers and rioters out early, ministers are changing the law to allow some criminals to leave prison early to tackle the overcrowding crisis . crisis. >> so some who were jailed for the riots, could they be released early? >> and migrants numbers fall applications for skilled worker health and care and student visas to come down in the uk by more than a third, compared with last year. will labour benefit from changes made by the conservatives? >> and an urgent manhunt for a man described as a violent mental health patient and a risk to women after he absconded from a care facility, reportedly for

i'm emily carver and i'm patrick christys taking the knee to the unions.transport today demanding the same pay rise as the aslef union got. now, keir starmer says more people should work from home, which means fewer people using the railways. presumably are the unions now taking starmer for a mug? >> yes. and the mystery of the sunken superyacht . the captain sunken superyacht. the captain has now spoken out for the very first time. he says that he didn't see this tornado coming, but british tech tycoon mike lynch and his 18 year old daughter are still sadly missing. our reporter, adam cherry, is on the scene as it emerges that mr lynch's business partner also died after being hit by a carjust a few days hit by a car just a few days before queen slammed trump. >> a bombshell new biography claims the queen thought trump was very rude and had some kind of arrangement with his wife , of arrangement with his wife, melania. but is it disrespectful to the to queen publish a private conversation? meanwhile, king charles is meeting with survivors of the southport

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver.1 year old girl stabbed in leicester square is an australian tourist. we'll bnng is an australian tourist. we'll bring you the latest on this tragic development and the number of parents claiming for disability benefits for their children is expected to hit a whopping 1 million by 2029. >> now the number claiming for conditions such as adhd and autism has surged by 200,000 since lockdown

i'm emily carver and i'm patrick christys.still double what they were in 2019. former tory home secretary james cleverly is taking all the credit for it. >> yes, indeed . and could labour >> yes, indeed. and could labour bnng >> yes, indeed. and could labour bring back freedom of movement? such a move could see young europeans to free come and live in the uk for up to three years. as part of a wider reset with brussels, but as the master negotiator, sir keir starmer, just trying to take us back into the eu by the back door and superyacht mystery. >> five bodies have now been identified , including tech identified, including tech tycoon mike lynch. but the search for his 18 year old daughter continues unanswered questions remain over what on earth caused the vessel to sink ? earth caused the vessel to sink? >> yes, indeed. and we have a gb news exclusive on reform uk to bnng news exclusive on reform uk to bring you. we'll be hearing from the chairman of the party. you don't want to miss that . don't want to miss that. >> now, i

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver 703.d the channel just yesterday. we'll have the latest pictures from the cliffs of dover. doveh >> and are we seeing a crackdown on free speech in this country? schools could have disinformation lessons as the government plans to regulate legal but harmful speech . legal but harmful speech. >> and the mercury rises today could be the hottest day of the yeah could be the hottest day of the year. we're looking at live pictures here from london's beautiful primrose hill, where temperatures could reach 33 degrees. are you feeling the heat? where you are? what a scorcher . scorcher. >> now we want to talk to you today about free speech, the state of free speech in this country, and whether you are worried about it, whether you're worried about it, whether you're worried about it, whether you're worried about potential crackdowns. because there's been a lot made of this, hasn't there? we've seen elon musk, the billionaire owner of twitter, very much. well, almost goading keir starmer on the iss

i'm emily carver and i'm cameron walker. breaking news this hour. daughter hannah, the sixth and final person missing after a luxury yacht sank in a storm off the coast of sicily, has been found. that's according to the italian coastguard. live shots here as rescue workers return to shore. we'll have the very latest with our homeland security editor. >> and a cold winter ahead . >> and a cold winter ahead. charities warn pensioners could face the worst winter on record with a £500 jump in their energy bills due to labour's decision to scrap the winter fuel allowance . this as the average allowance. this as the average household energy bill is set to rise by 10%. >> celebrating el—sisi special day, locals have lined streets decorated with pink ribbons to celebrate the life of seven year old elsie dot stancombe killed in the southport knife attack. >> and is labour the party of cancel culture? nearly 600 academics, including richard dawkins, have signed a letter urging the education secretary to rethink her decision to scrap the free speech act. they'

. >> i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver. >> starmer's european gamble . >> starmer's european gambleing a corner on brexit. but what exactly does he mean by a closer relationship with the european union ? european union? >> well, fewer than 100 male prison spaces left slaps on the wrist for serious offences. police accused of giving up on shoplifting. our home secretary is considering increasing the policing of non—crime hate incidents. is this the right priority? >> starmer says he's agreed a joint action plan with germany

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver pm on the ropes., so soon? >> authoritarian nightmare coming. smoking is set to be bannedin coming. smoking is set to be banned in pub gardens as well as outside football grounds and nightclubs. >> why war on motorists? keir starmer has opened the door to a rise in fuel duty in this autumn's budget, rise in fuel duty in this autumn's budget , despite rise in fuel duty in this autumn's budget, despite his pledging not to increase taxes on working people, the prime minister suggested an increase in the levy, paid by millions of motorists is on the table. >> oh, and what a load of rubbish. thames water wants to raise customers bills

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver gb news exclusive 5000 migrants have today crossed the channel in party came to power, despite a promise to smash the gangs, arrivals are now accelerating. what exactly is number ten's plan? >> and bbc under fire? the state broadcaster has been accused of airing a sympathetic portrait of nottingham triple killer valdo calocane. we'll speak to the mother of barnaby webber, one of the victims and a 32 year old romanian citizen, ewan pentarou, of no fixed address, has been charged with stabbing a girl eight times in leicester square. >> we're outside westminster magistrates court . magistrates court. >> now 5000 crossings since labour came to power. it's a problem. it's a problem for the prime minister now. he spoke tough, didn't he? in the run up tough, didn't he? in the run up to the election, he said he'll be able to smash the gangs. the home secretary will be able to do the same. we don't need rwanda as a deterrent. won't work anyway. but what exactly is the plan now? what exactly is the plan now? what exactly is the plan? >> well, we've heard that

i'm emily carver and i'm patrick christys tinderbox britain. 6000 police officers are on standby.ens appear in court as the nation braces itself for what could be the biggest night of riots yet serious questions over the government's handling so far. >> yeah, serious questions indeed. homes for criminals , indeed. homes for criminals, well convicted criminals, including violent offenders and even terrorists will no longer be banned from the social housing waiting list under laboun housing waiting list under labour. apparently this comes off the back of new plans to scatter asylum seekers all around the country as labour got its priorities wrong and left in the cold. >> labour's decision to scrap universal winter fuel payments will mean millions of pensioners face higher bills from october, despite energy prices falling for every other household. are pensioners being punished to

i'm emily carver and i'm cameron walker. britain in chaos. across the country, but with prisons at near full capacity. where on earth would i go ? where on earth would i go? >> and a war of words. number 10 has condemned comments made by billionaire elon musk, claiming civil war is inevitable in the uk , as well as slamming uk, as well as slamming suggestions that there is a two tier policing system . tier policing system. >> and the lawyer for the family who clashed with police officers at manchester airport last month, has spoken out at a televised press conference with fresh allegations. we'll have the latest . the latest. >> and this silver girl turns golden keely hodgkinson emerged victorious at the olympic 800 metre final in paris

emma webb and emily carver are here looking gorgeous and being smart and brilliant as usual. a huge amount of excitement. >> is it your first? is it your first time together? it is. yeah, yeah. well done. we can by being in the same room, can prove to everyone that we are not the same person. >> yes , we do often get confused. >> i'm not sure what it is. i guess we kind of look a little similar, perhaps, but. yeah, i mean, i've been away for the past week and watching from afar what's been going on in this country, depressing . shocking, country, depressing. shocking, that's essentially the two. but predictable was predictable, perhaps . yes. and we're going to perhaps. yes. and we're going to be looking at keir starmer's response. of course, this cobra meeting being called, should it have been called sooner , have been called sooner, considering everything that's been going on, has he been slightly naive in his response? we'll be digging into that. >> it's also been a whole week since the stabbing in southport, so we'll be revisiting southport. yeah, to look at how the commu

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver high rise ablaze. a fire tore through the building early this morning. we're live on the scene and labour in a bit of a cronyism row. >> starmer is under pressure to reveal who authorised a downing street security pass for a millionaire labour party donor amid a growing mates rates row that runs through the government. is it time for him to just come clean? >> middle east tinderbox western intelligence services are on high alert after israel carries out a wave of pre—emptive strikes across southern lebanon , strikes across southern lebanon, they say, to thwart a large scale rocket attack by hezbollah. now, nato allies fear serious escalation and manslaughter on the med. >> the captain of the doomed british superyacht is investigated for manslaughter and shipwreck after the sicilian tragedy left seven dead. and it's a very special day for tom harwood is a very special day and i've got a little present for you. >> you hid it so well, emily. i had no idea. it's that that is cracking you. wow. yeah. no, th

i'm emily carver and i'm emma webb.rmy of specialist police officers will be deployed around the country to crack down on rioters. it comes as he cancels his holiday violent riots escalate across the country. should parliament now be recalled. >> and one week on, as the community grieves the murder of three girls against the backdrop of nationwide disorder, we will be live from southport with the latest and i haven't scrapped. >> scrapped scraped the surface . >> scrapped scraped the surface. those are the words of meghan markle discussing her mental health in the royal couple's latest sit down interview . latest sit down interview. yes, well, we heard a little bit from sir keir starmer, a little bit earlier and he made a few things clear, he obviously talked about how support for police officers who've been injured, support for communities affected, and this talk of a standing army of specialist officers , and also choice of officers, and also choice of words . yes. interesting choice words. yes. interesting choice of

i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver soft touch britain career criminals with over 100 convictions eachnt caves in to train driver pay demands. offering a 15% pay rise . this could end the 15% pay rise. this could end the rail strikes. but at what cost ? rail strikes. but at what cost? >> and we'll be joined by the tory leadership hopeful, tom tugendhat. what has he got to say on security, tax and .