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this is gb news now. daubney. this is gb news now. ody would be set up to oversee defence ties, including joint operations and acquisition of weapons. but is this a ploy by labour to get the eu back into europe via the cat flap ? well, europe via the cat flap? well, joining us now is former labour special adviser paul richards. paul special adviser paul richards. paul, welcome to the show. it's always a pleasure to have you. so david lammy has been quite clear that he said the first thing he would do, if labour party get into power, is have talks with brussels to get them closer in terms of military alignment, is this the first move of many we can expect to see from the labour party? is this sir keir starmer cosying up to brussels ? to brussels? >> well, if labour were to form a government in the next few weeks or months, then they're going to inherit an incredibly volatile world. and today putin is having this landslide election and he'll be there for another 4 or 5 years, there's war in ukraine and the world is a really unsafe place.

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to gb news.tin. >> thank you pauline. now a migrant has been stabbed and injured on a small boat while crossing the channel to britain. today. the uk and french authorities have responded to multiple dinghies in the english channel. this morning, an improvement in weather conditions has seen an increase in criminal people smugglers attempting to launch multiple small from french beaches small boats from french beaches once again, and this comes as a new report shows the government's plans for housing asylum seekers is set to cost even more than using hotels. well, let's get the thoughts now of a home and security editor mark white. mark before we move on to the huge increase to £12 billion of housing asylum seekers, can we have a quick update on the stabbing incident in the channel earlier on today ? in the channel earlier on today? >> yeah, this was an incident that unfolded just before lunchtime in the channel. a border force vessel. two lifeboats responded to that incident, a migrant suffering

gb news. first of all though, here's your news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> thanks, darren. good afternoon. it's 1:01. i'm sophia afternoon. it's1:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. king charles has made his first significant public appearance since his cancer diagnosis. joined by the queen, he smiled and waved as he left an easter sunday service at saint george's chapelin sunday service at saint george's chapel in windsor and went on to greet crowds as he shook people's hands. one member of the public urged the king to keep going strong, with another telling we've got your telling him we've all got your back. of royal back. other members of the royal family there, the family were also there, but the prince princess wales prince and princess of wales missed as catherine missed service as catherine continues treatment . continues her cancer treatment. our royal correspondent cameron walker says this was an important moment

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this is gb news. at the controversial new england football shirt is selling rather well. later in the show, i'll ask , was this the show, i'll ask, was this a brilliant piece of marketing by nike, or are they taking us all for a ride before that, a 19 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing on a train in south london. meanwhile two people are in a critical but stable condition after a further incident at kennington station last night. well our home security editor, mark white, is outside kennington station , outside kennington station, while ray addison is outside shortlands station . with the shortlands station. with the latest on this, shall we start with you? ray addison , what's with you? ray addison, what's the latest on the shortlands incident ? incident? >> well, the latest information. martin good afternoon. is that we know british transport police have also recovered a knife along with that arrest of the 19 year old male suspect . police year old male s

gb news. on. gb news. >> thanks very much.and to anna, because i did cut you off there. but i understand completely the point making point that you were making having a dog is like having a child. is huge child. it is a huge responsibility and just don't have them if you haven't got the time them. you both so time for them. thank you both so much coming in. lots more much for coming in. lots more coming today's coming up on today's show. sainsbury's and tesco. huge problems online deliveries problems with online deliveries today. we'll bring next. good afternoon. welcome to gb news saturday, i'm pip tomson, and for the next 60 minutes, i'll be keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio. keeping you up to date on the stories that matter to you. what is coming up? well sainsbury's and tesco now say they will not be able to fulfil the vast majority of online deliveries today because of technical issues. customers have been contacting the supermarket on social media to report issues with their online orders. two of our

gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster all across the uk today. reform uk's first ever mp has now crossed the floor of the house of commons, taking up a seat with opposition mps sat in the naughty corner. indeed, next to a certain mr george galloway . to a certain mr george galloway. but just how significant could this be.7 will but just how significant could this be? will tory mps follow him onto those opposition benches next? mps have been examining the role of conversion to christianity and granting uk asylum claims following the grotesque clapham attack, with the perpetrator having been allowed to stay in the uk after allegedly accepting christian. now, just how much of a mockery is being made out of asylum system? it's an unholy mess. we'll be delving into that a little bit later on. and following the bad news for rishi, reports suggest boris johnson could be deployed to the red wall to campaign for the tories in the next general election. we'll be hearing from voters in

gb views at gb news. programme. gb views at gb news.nd we start with more budget reaction. stabilising britain's economy will likely mean more taxes. that's according to the international monetary fund . despite monetary fund. despite yesterday's cut to national insurance, the 2% two £0.02 cut rather comes at a cost to the government of around £10 billion. however, any benefits for the taxpayer are likely to be cancelled out by an expected rise in council tax. but jeremy hunt told gb news earlier that his budget is proof that the government's fiscal plan is working. >> we want to end the unfairness is the direction of travel. we've gone is to reduce national insurance by one third. the fact that labour are opposing this today is really because labour don't have any plans to reduce taxation. it sort of makes my point for me, their plan is basically that tax should remain at its current levels. we say we don't have to accept the status quo if you make difficult decisions, if you stick to our plan for the economy, that's seen inflation fal

on your screen or go to gb news. ou paulie. now in a few minutes, we'll have reaction to the big news about james heappey. but we start this hour with dramatic bridge with that dramatic bridge collapse in the states collapse in the united states and gb news viewers can see live pictures from the wreckage on your screens . now pictures from the wreckage on your screens. now in baltimore, officials there have in the past hour said that six people still remain missing. hour said that six people still remain missing . singapore port remain missing. singapore port authorities have now revealed that the ship lost propulsion and was unable to maintain its desired heading, therefore colliding with the bridge with dramatic results. and here's what the governor of maryland had to say about the rescue mission earlier to the victims of this tragedy and their loved ones. >> all of our hearts are broken . >> all of our hearts are broken. we feel your loss . we're we feel your loss. we're thinking of you, and we will always be think

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gb news. thank you weather on. gb news.oming up on today's show. are the tories planning a migration cap in the manifesto? camilla tominey grilled the chancellor, jeremy hunt , tominey grilled the chancellor, jeremy hunt, on her tominey grilled the chancellor, jeremy hunt , on her show tominey grilled the chancellor, jeremy hunt, on her show this morning and find out what he had to say . all of that and much to say. all of that and much more to come. i'm dawn neesom you're gb news, britain's you're with gb news, britain's news it's a sunday news channel. it's a sunday afternoon hope you're afternoon and i hope you're having week end. having a wonderful week end. stay great show . hello and welcome back to gb news sunday. thank you for joining us this lunchtime. i hope you're having a wonderful weekend out there. i'm dawn neesom for the next hour. we're keeping you company on tv, onune keeping you company on tv, online digital radio. online and on digital radio. we've coming up we've got a great show coming up for . uh, are

gb news. com but now, before all of that, it's time for your latest news headlines with sam francis . with sam francis. >> martin, thanks very much. good afternoon. from the gb newsroom. it'sjust good afternoon. from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 3:00. and as martin was mentioning there, michael gove has named some of the groups that are to be investigated under a new definition of extremism announced today, which he says will mean the government can express more clearly than ever who poses risk to britain . the who poses a risk to britain. the groups include the muslim association of britain , cage and association of britain, cage and mend, which are alleged to have islamist views , and the british islamist views, and the british national movement and patriotic alternative , which are described alternative, which are described as neo—nazi. today's extremism definition will be used to assess which groups should be blocked from public funding. but michael gove insists it's not about silencing

email gb views at gb news. me at gb news. com or tweet me at gb news. com or tweet me at gb news. . as. so joining me to mock the week is gb news presenter darren grimes. grimy grime, so grimy darren nana yeah yeah you're grimy. >> i am very incredibly, especially on the weekend. >> yeah, any wahaca knock knock. anyway so darren grimes, what do you make of you? >> listen to the budget. did it did it shout at you and say, this is a good thing for the tory party? if they announced anything that. >> and anything that. >> absolutely not. and the polls reflect that people are just so completely disillusioned, you know, only five points know, reformer only five points behind the tories now tories at 20% in some opinion polls. to me . right. it was fiddling while rome burns. right. it was focusing on a2p national insurance tax cut . they were insurance tax cut. they were talking about scrapping national insurance altogether. well listen you had an 80 seat majority mate. what have you done with right it's been done with it? right it's been sweet, all. and i'm afraid sweet, naff all. and i'm

i'm martin daubney on gb news. l oliver show. >> it's absolutely vital that people are given the opportunity to take part in the debate, to say the things that matter to them, to be challenged. and a country is only really a shared dream as long as enough people have a shared idea of what it is, then that country exists. what gb news does is give voices somewhere they can be heard. the needle of a show sundays from 6 pm. on . gb news. pm. on. gb news. >> there's less than 24 hours to go. now until the budget, and we'll be doing two special shows live from whitehaven tomorrow to find out what you, the great british public, thinks. and you can be part of the audiences for dewbs& co show and the nigel farage show . to get your tickets farage show. to get your tickets go to gbnews.com now to a warning from the uk's most senior police officer for the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley has said combating violence against women and girls will need the same level of funding as the fight against terrorism or o

and this is gb news. happier than germans. well, all i can say is it must be really blooming miserable in the fatherland in germany. and before that, the economy is not yet at the point where rates can be lowered , but timings are be lowered, but timings are moving in the right direction, says bank of england governor andrew bailey earlier today. and this comes as this morning the bank of england held the base rate at 5.25% for the fifth consecutive time. well, what does this mean for you? well, here to break it down. it's gb news business and economics editor liam halligan with on the money . liam, welcome to the money. liam, welcome to the show. always an absolute pleasure. so they held firm. they stayed steady. but it's fair to say, liam, you'd have liked to have seen a bit more flair from them. explain to us. >> indeed, so the bank >> indeed, martin. so the bank of england has held interest rates at 5.25. as you said, this is the base rate which affects all the other lending rates in the economy base r

gb news. >> hello there. and snow pushing northward through today. and snow pushing northward through today . frost and fog and through today. frost and fog and some icy stretches for tonight and staying quite cold and we can see that nicely on the air mass chart. this pool of cold air saturday over the uk. something trying come something milder trying to come in beginning of next something milder trying to come in butbeginning of next something milder trying to come in but a ginning of next something milder trying to come in but a cold ng of next something milder trying to come in but a cold weekend.t something milder trying to come in but a cold weekend to come week, but a cold weekend to come for rest of the afternoon for the rest of the afternoon into the evening we've got into the evening time. we've got these outbreaks of rain, these areas outbreaks of rain, sleet pushing sleet and snow pushing northwards across northern england scotland , perhaps england into scotland, perhaps affecting northern affect

gb views gb news. com or you can message me on our socials. we're at gb news. first of all though, let's bnng news. first of all though, let's bring you up to date with all the latest news headlines. here's aaron armstrong . here's aaron armstrong. >> thank you very much pip. it is a minute past 12 i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. the king has praised princess kate's courage in speaking out about her treatment for cancer. she says it's taken time to explain diagnosis to her explain her diagnosis to her three young children, which came explain her diagnosis to her thrae young children, which came explain her diagnosis to her thra huge g children, which came explain her diagnosis to her thra huge shock. ren, which came explain her diagnosis to her thra huge shock. the which came explain her diagnosis to her thra huge shock. the princessime explain her diagnosis to her thra huge shock. the princess of; as a huge shock. the princess of wales began a course of preventative chemotherapy last month. the king, who himself was diagnosed with cancer in february , i

to gb news. alerts . mping outside of dublin for months, but guess what? they're all coming back. more of that very soon. i'm martin daubney on gb news britain's news channel welcome back. it's 438. i'm martin daubney, and this is gb news. now, dublin police have cleared hundreds of migrants from a makeshift campsite in the centre of dublin on sunday. around 200 asylum seekers were moved from the camp outside of a government office to a new site outside of the irish capital. now the asylum seekers have been camping outside the international protection office on mount street for months, awaiting their applications for international protection to be processed. well, joining me now to discuss this is former labour adviser kevin maher. kevin, welcome to the show. astonishing scenes. it looked like a sort of social cleansing. bulldozers taking these tents, putting them into the back of garbage trucks , into the back of garbage trucks, moving these men, ferrying them out of town on coaches 20km away. so they did

gb views at gb news. tweet me at gb news. news. com tweet me at gb news.lash .joining me this is the clash. joining me for jim dale. also for that is jim dale. and also adam akua. this adam brookside nana akua. this is a gb news on tv online and on digital radio coming up, a girls football league faces being shut down for refusing to allow a boy to play. what's that? the right call. but next hour drivers scared of change. an electric car manufacturing boss blames motorists for the slow uptake in evs good afternoon 24 minutes after 3:00, this is gb news we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua at his time for the clash. our drivers scared of change. there's the chief executive of polestar , europe's electric car polestar, europe's electric car pioneer has blamed the slow adoption of evs on drivers fear of change. right. the ev market is experiencing a downturn and with regulatory scrutiny on the rise, ev manufacturers face significant hurdles in achieving their goals. but is it really down to drivers being scared of change? or could it be that electric ca

gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening.ffice. so it's been a cloudy and wet afternoon for many of us, all due to an area of low pressure that's been moving its way towards the uk through rest of saturday and through the rest of saturday and will push its way north and eastwards overnight tonight and into this into the start of sunday. this will heavy and will bring some heavy rain and has brought some heavy has already brought some heavy rain, particularly parts rain, particularly to parts of southern could even southern scotland. we could even see some snow across the hills and and into early and overnight and into the early hours of some further hours of sunday. some further heavy up from the heavy rain pushes up from the southwest , affecting parts of southwest, affecting parts of england and wales. under all that cloud and rain it will be a very mild night, temperatures not dropping below 10 or 11 not dropping much below 10 or 11 degrees, north there degrees, but further north there will brighter and will be some bright

gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk on one of the biggest days on the political calendar. now, jeremy hunt has delivered his final spring budget before the general election, and he says the tories represents the only way forward plan to grow the economy versus no plan, a plan for better public services versus no plan. >> a plan to make work, pay versus no plan growth up , jobs versus no plan growth up, jobs up, taxes down. >> now, as you'd expect, sir keir starmer was having none of it. and he says the tories have lost control of the economy. welcome to the show. well, we've just had the spring budget . i just had the spring budget. i want to hear from you. do you feel this was the moment we expected a rabbit to be pulled out of the headlights instead? did it feel to you like the chancellor of the exchequer, jeremy hunt, was a rabbit in the headlights? were the big headlights? where were the big fireworks ? where was the big fireworks? where was the b

i'm martin daubney, and this is gb news. sk, what on earth have they done with the saint george's cross? in my opinion, sacrilege . now moving opinion, sacrilege. now moving on. shall we talk about the economy ? because britain faces economy? because britain faces a 1979 moment. that's what shadow chancellor rachel reeves is expected to say in her annual may lecture tonight. the labour chancellor is expected to announce working with businesses to create a decade of national renewal. well, joining me now to discuss this is gb news economics and business editor liam halligan with on the money . liam halligan with on the money. liam, welcome to the show. always an absolute pleasure. so say a lot of things about rachel reeves , but not a lot of people reeves, but not a lot of people would compare her to margaret thatcher. tell us what's going on in this announcement today. >> there's a little bit of media mischief going on here. martin look, the shadow chancellor isn't comparing herself to margaret thatcher. what she is doing is

very simple at gb news. nt news headlines with green goddess tatiana sanchez . goddess tatiana sanchez. >> dawn thank you. the top stories from the gp newsroom. transport secretary mark harper says rishi sunak will lead the tories into the next election . tories into the next election. it comes after senior tories were reported to have attempted to downplay claims of a conservative plot to replace the prime minister with penny mordaunt. the move would mean a fourth leader of the party in just five years. mr harper says that, unlike labour, the conservatives have a plan on delivering for the country . delivering for the country. >> we've got to show them by the time of the election two things we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got a plan. the plan is working and delivering for working and it's delivering for them, think we can see them, and i think we can see that is on inflation and on that it is on inflation and on taxes. we've also then got to show that

com but first, wsfime views at gb news. first, it's time for your latest news headunes it's time for your latest news headlines sofia wenzler . headlines with sofia wenzler. >> thanks, martin. good afternoon. it's 3:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour, sir jeffrey donaldson has stepped down as leader of the democratic unionist party after he was charged with sex offences of a historical nature . the dup has historical nature. the dup has also suspended mr donaldson from membership pending the outcome of the judicial process, which they say is in accordance with party rules. they've now appointed gavin robinson as interim leader, a 57 year old woman has been charged with aiding and abetting additional offences in relation to the same police investigation . sir police investigation. sir jeffrey was elected to parliament in 1997 and is the longest serving mp in northern ireland, one of the conservative party's major donors has received a knighthood as part of a s

this morning. >> gb at gb news that >> gb views at gb news that ladies day.com. >> first, though, the. latest news with sam francis. >> bev and andrew. thank you very much. good morning from the newsroom. just coming up to 10:02. the top story this morning . the conservatives are morning. the conservatives are facing to donations facing calls to return donations made by the party's biggest donor after a spokesperson for the prime minister admitted that comments made by frank hester were racist. mr hester is alleged to have said that the former labour mp, diane abbott, makes him want to hate all black women and that she should be shot. women and that she should be shot . he reportedly made those shot. he reportedly made those comments in 2019. he has now apologised. last year he contributed £10 million to the tories. labour and the liberal democrats are now calling for that money to be given back . the that money to be given back. the senior figures in the government have indicated this morning that there to return the there are no plans to return the funds, and further donations from

now you are watching or listening to gb news. e show, including all the very latest on the huge news of the day and that man lee anderson has defected to reform uk . could this trigger many more uk. could this trigger many more defections? i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back 338 is your time. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news. princess kate's photoshop faux pas. yeah. the princess of wales has apologised for the confusion over a mother's day photograph released by kensington palace yesterday. in a statement released on social media, kate said like many amateur photographers, i do occasionally experiment with editing well, after picture agencies pulled the picture over manipulation concerns, people are calling for the unedited photo. the original to be released. but kensington palace have insisted that they will not be reissuing the original picture . well, joining me now picture. well, joining me now is, cameron walker is outside westminster abbey. gb news royal correspondent

we're at gb news. this is gb news, britain's news.>> 2024 a battleground year. >> 2024 a battleground year. >> the year the nation decides . >> the year the nation decides. >> the year the nation decides. >> as the parties gear up their campaigns for the next general election. >> who will be left standing when the british people make one of the biggest decisions of their lives? >> who will rise and who will fall? out together fall? let's find out together for every moment. >> the highs, the lows, the twists and turns. >> we'll be with you for every step of this journey in 2024. >> gb news is britain's election . channel. >> oh welcome back. hope you're having a wonderful sunday afternoon out there. this is gb news sunday. it is sunday and i'm dawn neesom and i'm on your telly online and on digital radio now for an official review into social cohesion is set to recommend that protest should be banned outside schools . the banned outside schools. the review is led by dame saira khan. a highlights the case of a teacher who was forced int

on your screen or go to gb news. has lost his case. kevin was dismissed for gross misconduct from his job at new college swindon after allegedly abused, refusing to use a pupil's preferred pronouns. 60 year old had refused to refer to a biologically female student who was 17 by the preferred name, and he him pronouns in a level lessons. now, mr lister cited the fact as a mathematics teacher, his job was to teach truth, to teach reality , and truth, to teach reality, and also his religious beliefs meant he did not necessarily agree with this ideology. now the past few minutes, kevin leicester has posted himself on social media on twitter, as it was very as it was formally called, and he said this very bad news for the teaching profession and the thousands of families that have been destroyed by this ideology in schools i lost. he then goes on to say, i represented myself because i had to, not because i wanted to. the new that's the national education union withdrew their support. my insurance company would not pay, and

fascinating stories here on gb news. tes, but now it's back to . nana. >> good afternoon. it's just coming up to seven minutes after 5:00. this is gb news. for the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big stories hitting the headlines right this is right now. as ever, this show is all mine. all about opinion. it's mine. it's theirs. of it's it's theirs. and of course it's yours. debating, yours. we're debating, discussing at some times we discussing and at some times we will disagree, but no one will be cancelled. joining me be cancelled. so joining me today is broadcast on journalist danny author and danny kelly, an author and broadcaster christine hamilton. still sunday at still to come each sunday at five, i'm joined by someone who's had extremely who's had an extremely interesting a look interesting career. take a look at life after job. we talk at life after the job. we talk highs, lessons learned highs, lows and lessons learned and what comes next the and what comes next on the outside. i'm joine

gb news says these programmes were essentially general programmes, discussion programmes and they werealysis of five of them. this is over may and june of last year. on five occasions gb news is said to have, essentially, well, these politicians, jacob rees—mogg, esther mcveigh and philip davies, crossed the line into doing news. what does that mean? let's look at jacob rees—mogg. there were instances where they said there was a break in news, about donald trump and a civil legal action. he was there going to reports that were breaking at the time. essentially they said he was acting as a news presenter. also comments about king charles and his alleged political views. there were these moments where they said they crossed from commentary and debate into actually presenting the news. gb news says it was entirely impartial. they believe it was entirely impartial and absolutely right and they believe there is huge uncertainty in these rules about what is allowed and what is not allowed. they believe that they didn't break the rules. the phrase they used today in their response was chillin

gb news. gb news. com or tweet me at. gb news. com or tweet me at. gb news. so of course, the big news of the day the princess of wales has bravely told the world that she's undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. in an emotional video message that we watched last night, the princess said it was a huge shock and that the past couple of months have been incredibly tough for her family. let's a listen to what she let's have a listen to what she had say. had to say. >> take this >> i wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding . whilst i've been understanding. whilst i've been recovering from surgery , it has recovering from surgery, it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family. but i've had a fantastic medical team who have taken great care of me, for which i'm so grateful . in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery in london, and at the time it was thought that my condition was non—c

gb news. though, the very news. com first though, the very latest headlines latest news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> bev thank you. good morning . >> bev thank you. good morning. it's 933. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your top story the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. the prime minister has urged tory mps to stick with the plan amid speculation about a challenge to his leadership. rishi sunak told backbenchers that the economy is turning a corner and pleaded for them to hold their nerve. he was forced to speak out yesterday as rumours swirled that right wing tories were lining up. penny mordaunt to replace him. there's new relief promised for small businesses as rishi sunak announces plans for 20,000 new apprenticeships. the prime minister pledged £60 million of new investment to cover a series of reforms, including fully funding training for young people and cutting red tape for small businesses . the government small businesses. the government will pay the full cost of

four gb news.y to form. the rain starts off over wales and southwest england, but through this evening, spreading into northern eventually northern ireland. eventually into across into southern scotland across the midlands ta and outbreaks the midlands, ta and outbreaks of rain across eastern england. by of rain across eastern england. by the end the night. of rain across eastern england. by the end the night . as it by the end of the night. as it clears, will quite murky clears, it will turn quite murky and thick fog and misty. a few thick fog patches , likely over the patches, likely over the midlands and eastern england by dawn as the skies clear over dawn and as the skies clear over wales southwest england, wales and southwest england, some are some pockets of frost are possible as well. a bit of a possible as well. so a bit of a mish mash on tuesday morning. it's dank start it's a dull, murky, dank start over eastern england and eastern scotland. a few mist and fog patches lingering through th

gb news. nigel farage always said that he felt theresa may was the worst , but theresa may was the worst, but has she been surpassed since by people who followed her? let me know your thoughts and i'll read out the best. but first, it's time your news time for your latest news headunes time for your latest news headlines sophia wenzler. headlines with sophia wenzler. >> thanks, martin. good afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story. northern ireland's first minister has apologised to the families of alleged informers who were killed by the ira and says she's whole heartedly committed to healing the wounds of the past. her comments come after a major investigation found more lives were probably lost than saved by a double agent during the troubles, codenamed stakeknife, he was working covertly with the british army inside the ira's internal security unit operation. canova examined more than 100 murders and abductions unked than

gb news. com or think? gb views gb news. com or tweet at news. i'm nana tweet me at gb news. are live on tv, online and on digital radio coming up at four, monologue on at four, my monologue on electric ambulances. why are the government obsessed push government so obsessed to push forward with something that is clearly ludicrous? i'll share my thoughts for next. a fish and chip shop has been ordered to remove mural with a union remove a mural with a union flag, after complained flag, after locals complained to the tuned for the the council stay tuned for the details good afternoon. welcome to gb news on tv. online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. it is the clash. just coming up to 49 minutes after 3:00. next up, the golden chippy in greenwich, south london, has been asked to remove its mural depicting the union flag being held by a humanoid fish. the mural was accompanied by a slogan saying a great british meal. joining me now, gb news national reporter theo chikomba theo . theo chikomba theo. >> yeah, well, when it comes to popular british foods , golden popular british

yeah, funny that gb views news. funeral. yeah, funny that gb vie'com news. funeral. yeah, funny that gb vie'com is news. funeral. yeah, funny that gb vie'com is the zws. funeral. yeah, funny that gb vie'com is the email address. let >> com is the email address. let us know thoughts. us know your thoughts. >> now this is a huge story front page of guard today. front page of the guard today. they've got a sniff of this literally being being the literally being sniff being the operative, pun. operative, you pardon the pun. it's of sewage it's the extent of the sewage scandal in our rivers record high spills. we think it's going to the equivalent of to be the equivalent of 4,000,000 of raw just 4,000,000 hours of raw just been announced. 4,000,000 hours of raw just been aanhiszed. 4,000,000 hours of raw just been aanhis minute date of 2023, >> this minute date of 2023, a 54% increase in the number of sewage spills compared to 2022, and a 13% increase compared to 2020. in just a minute, we're going to hear from james murray. he's an actor who's facial know well, and he's t

gb views at news. com particularly to at gb news.ticularly to tell us your reaction to finally seeing the pictures of the princess of wales out and about at farm shop buying her at the farm shop buying her bread. first, though, here's the very sophia very latest news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> thanks, bev. good morning . >> thanks, bev. good morning. it's 932. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your headlines. the gb newsroom. your headlines. the prime minister faces a fresh battle with the house of lords over his rwanda bill after a victory in the commons overnight, mps rejected all ten amendments, one of which was designed to ensure the bill complies with domestic and international law. the controversial legislation aims to deter illegal immigrants from coming to the uk on small boats by deporting them to rwanda, downing street says the initial cohort of people is now being contacted , and the prime contacted, and the prime minister is determined to get flights off the ground in the spring. labour will seek to bnng spri

gb views news. com maybe views at gb news. com maybe we're being too cynical. we're just being too cynical. first though. latest first though. the very latest news wenzler. news with sophia wenzler. >> thanks, bev. good morning. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . your headlines at 930. newsroom. your headlines at 930. protesters are set to demonstrate against the government's decision to house 2000 asylum seekers at raf scampton . it comes one year on scampton. it comes one year on since plans to house migrants at the historic site were revealed, as the home office tried to reduce reliance on expensive hotels. the save our scampton campaign is hoping to use the anniversary to put pressure on the government to abandon its plans . meanwhile, rishi sunak plans. meanwhile, rishi sunak has been accused of failing to stop migrant channel crossings after a record rivals topped 3000 for the year so far. but downing street has insisted the government is making progress in stopping the boats. it comes as the uk has just pledged up t

. >> it's 11:00 gb news. >> it's11:00 and gb news. >> it's 11:00 and the news from gb news is that mpsdments to the government's flagship rwanda bill, suggested by the house of lords. all ten amendments were voted down tonight, one of which was designed to ensure the bill complies. the domestic and international law. the controversial legislation aims to deter illegal migrants from coming to the uk on small boats by deporting them to rwanda, downing street says the initial cohort of people is now being contacted , with the prime contacted, with the prime minister still determined to see the first plane departing later this spring. earlier on today , this spring. earlier on today, the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, spoke to us at gb news. she said labour would get a issue. we need to a grip on the issue. we need to strengthen our border security and fix the chaos in the asylum system because under the conservatives we've really seen criminal gangs take hold along the channel and then this huge soaring backlog with asylum hotel use that is costing the taxpayer billions. >> so inst

gb views gb news. gb news. news. com tweet me at gb news. i'm akua . this is gb news.ua. this is gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. you are listening and watching the clash coming up. reduce arms to up. is it time to reduce arms to israel? memo suggests israel? a leaked memo suggests that claim that government lawyers claim israel international israel is breaking international law . but up next, labour israel is breaking international law. but up next, labour mps warn the flag could put warn the union flag could put off ethnic minority voters good afternoon. it's just coming up to 27 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. we are the election channel, right? i'm nana akua sir keir starmer. it is the clash. sir keir starmer has stated that the labour party are proud to fly the union flag following concerns from opposition mps that it could isolate ethnic minority voters. as if we think we're so stupid, as we'll see a flag and say we won't vote for you, that won't be the reason, keir. some mps deemed that the imagery o

i'm martin daubney on gb news fryston news . channel on gb news fryston news.>> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie from the met office. the rest of the day will remain cold wherever you are. there's a further risk of rain showers some hill snow. got showers and some hill snow. got low pressure. still charge . low pressure. still in charge. that's air wrapped that's got cold air wrapped around as around it as well as well as these occluded fronts. and that's where the focus for the most persistent will most persistent rain will continue be. that area will continue to be. that area will push into more southern areas of scotland evening scotland through this evening and scotland and then into northern scotland later on tonight, so we could see snow falling above around 150 to 200m further south. it should stay drier for a time this evening, but overnight there's more persistent area of rain will push in to the south coast and then towards the coast and then up towards the midlands. brings a risk midlands. that brings a risk o

news. com touch. gb views at gb news.dea. kevin, saying it's a good idea. kevin, on he on the emergency vehicles, he said entirely said they should be entirely mechanical. diesel injection. jim nhs said would jim on the nhs said i would really to love meet the person who thought electric ambulances was idea and the people was a great idea and the people who implemented it. i'm with you because we're struggling to find anyone go along with because we're struggling to find anyo clive go along with because we're struggling to find anyo clive on go along with because we're struggling to find anyo clive on the go along with because we're struggling to find anyo clive on the nhsong with because we're struggling to find anyo clive on the nhs on with because we're struggling to find anyo clive on the nhs on this] this. clive on the nhs on this topic says not only are the nhs doing daft and stupid things and putting people's lives at risk with electric ambulances, but the army are now doing the same thing with their land rovers. r

gb news . ws. >> good morning. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. a bit of a drab start for most of us today. dull and damp, the brightest skies are going to be across northern ireland and western we western scotland, where we should lengthy spells should see some lengthy spells of . sunshine of sunshine elsewhere. sunshine in generally in short supply, generally dry and across the south—east. and fine across the south—east. it may cheer up here, but a damp start for eastern scotland. southern scotland. the will southern scotland. the rain will tend ease here through the tend to ease here through the day, but it stays pretty dank across northern england, particularly yorkshire, parts of north the rain on and north wales. the rain on and off, but light to the off, but fairly light to the south of that. mostly dry and still pretty 18 is still pretty mild. 18 celsius is possible of sunshine, possible with a bit of sunshine, some sunny skies across the north—west,