the gb newsroom the porter.he gb newsroom the union has announced a new industrial action over the festive . it says its members festive. it says its members will work overtime over christmas and will stage a series 48 hour strikes in december january. series 48 hour strikes in decemberjanuary. dates include 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december . 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december. and 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december . and the 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december. and the third to fourth and 6 to 7 8th of january. it's over a long running dispute over pay jobs and conditions. rmt general mick lynch told gb news union has been reasonable and that the government is blocking any . the government is blocking any. the government is blocking any. the government are in disarray. they don't really know to how handle this industrial dispute they've got all these other problems in with public sector pay and the state of the economy. we've seen their performance in a series of mini budgets which

labour stories, the gb newsroom.comments follow the loop. the comments follow the chancellor's autumn statement yesterday that as the institute for fiscal studies warns the fall in living standards will be the largest since records began. jeremy hunt has his plans as right thing to do . jordan right thing to do. jordan mcsweeney has pleaded guilty to the murder zara and lena in june , the 29 year old attacked the local in east london as she was walking home from a night out . walking home from a night out. mr. lena was found with severe head injuries. she later died in hospital while male workers announced a further series of strike in the run up to christmas, the communication workers union will walk of six dates in december , including dates in december, including christmas eve. that's in addition to the four days coming up over the next two weeks. royal mail has called the action damaging a. swedish prosecutor has said damage the nord stream pipelines in. the baltic sea in september was caused by an act of sabotag

thank and good evening from the gb newsroom. england have won their match at the world cup against iran as eyes towards wales for their match against the us. later this . later this. the three lions won six two with goals scored by bellingham saka, sterling, rashford and grealish. both england and wales , along both england and wales, along with five other european teams, decided not to wear a rainbow coloured armband to their. it's over concerns may be penalised with a yellow card on the pitch for wearing a non kit while fans say they're happy with today's result. thought they really pulled out the bongos. we have a slow start, but once they got going they really got going and i couldn't stop running. we were expecting goal negativity but flat back five a no goals football intensity . strangely football intensity. strangely enough a comfortable win . if we enough a comfortable win. if we have carried on it could have been eight or nine, but settle for that fantastic performance . for that fantastic performance. you can't really

it's 434 on rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom. the opening of the gb newsroom.ifa world cup is underway . the fifa world cup is underway. host nation qatar playing ecuadon host nation qatar playing ecuador. the opening ceremonies fireworks launched from the elevate with organisers saying inclusive tivity was at the forefront . hollywood actor forefront. hollywood actor morgan freeman an appearance with the mascots from oprah world cups. it's the first time the tournament has been held. a muslim country in the middle east and has been overshadowed by a number of controversy. fifa's hoping action on the pitch the spotlight pitch will turn the spotlight back football. well, our back on the football. well, our reporter hawkins doha reporter paul hawkins is in doha for us , spoke to fans about for us, spoke to fans about their thoughts on the tournament. and can't fault the hospitality of the people the friendliness of the people. i know it is this big east meets west thing but you know you just have to expect respect people in their it's their cultures and it's wond

the gb newsroom the porter.he gb newsroom the union has announced a new industrial action over the festive . it says its members festive. it says its members will work overtime over christmas and will stage a series 48 hour strikes in december january. series 48 hour strikes in decemberjanuary. dates include 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december . 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december. and 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december . and the 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december. and the third to fourth and 6 to 7 8th of january. it's over a long running dispute over pay jobs and conditions. rmt general mick lynch told gb news union has been reasonable and that the government is blocking any . the government is blocking any. the government is blocking any. the government are in disarray. they don't really know to how handle this industrial dispute they've got all these other problems in with public sector pay and the state of the economy. we've seen their performance in a series of mini budgets which

this is the latest from gb newsroom.e its approach when it comes to deaung approach when it comes to dealing with russia and china . dealing with russia and china. in his first major foreign policy speech since taking office, mr. sunak also said the so—called golden era of relations with china is over, as he stressed the need the government to do away with wishful thinking . we can't wishful thinking. we can't depend on war arguments or approaches or mere sentimentality about our past, so we will make an evolutionary in our approach it means delivering a stronger economy at home as the foundation of our strength abroad . and it means strength abroad. and it means standing up to our competitor , standing up to our competitor, not with grand rhetoric, but with robust pragmatism . more 50 with robust pragmatism. more 50 conservative mps have signed a letter urging the minister to introduce emergency legislation to ease the migrant crisis . they to ease the migrant crisis. they want modern slavery laws changed so that people

your top stories from the gb newsroom. the number of migrants arriving .s highest level since the second world war. the for national statistics data shows 504,000 more people moved to the uk than left in the year to june. the figure , the previous highest figure, the previous highest record . of 390,000 in 2015. the record. of 390,000 in 2015. the onus , the sharp rise has been onus, the sharp rise has been dnven onus, the sharp rise has been driven by unprecedented events, including the war in ukraine and the end covid restrictions. border control, henry bolton told gb news there's an additional strain on local with no increase in services to match . you've got mps from across the country and it's sort of beyond one party here saying, look what is happening. one party here saying, look what is happening . our local areas is happening. our local areas being now flooded with people on hotels taken over. we have no no idea how long this is going to go on. and i no idea what you're going to do about. there is no plan. and that's the problem. well lawyer ivan

your top stories, the gb newsroom. the health secretary is refusing to back down over nurses pay demands ahead of their first national strike like in over a century. their first national strike like in over a century . steve barclay in over a century. steve barclay says he can't agree to what he describes as a massive 17.6% pay rise. instead he's open to discussing how working lives can be improved. the royal college of nursing accused the government of rejecting formal talks as alternative to industrial action . as a result, industrial action. as a result, staff in england and northern ireland will walk . for two days ireland will walk. for two days on the 15 and 20th december. shadow women and equality secretary anneliese dodds says the government has to negotiate better deal. smedley is going to better deal. smedley is going to be patient . we're paying the be patient. we're paying the price for this as well as of course those . so we need course those. so we need government engage on this quite frankly , they're be

i'm anderson, in the gb newsroom.e world cup in qatar trying to show empathy dunng in qatar trying to show empathy during news conference today. i feel gay . today. i feel disabled feel gay. today. i feel disabled . gianni infantino his comments follow heavy criticism of doha's treatment of migrant and lgbtq people. he says he's compassion towards all groups on eve of the event. he also accused the west of hypocrisy telling european nations. they have a lot to for. i'm european actually i am european not just i feel . european not just i feel. european not just i feel. european i think for what we europeans have been doing the last 3000 years around the world, we be apologising for the next 3000 years before starting to give moral lessons . the to give moral lessons. the united nations proposing the creation of new fund to help developing countries cope with the cost of climate . the money the cost of climate. the money would be used to compensate 134 developing nations for loss and damage. experienced to droughts, fl

the gb newsroom. the latest. the gb newsroom.pdated next to criminalise encouragement of self—harm. it the changes have been influenced . mollie russell, been influenced. mollie russell, the 14 year old who ended her life in 2017 after viewing content linked suicide and self—harm. the new offence would target online that manipulates the vulnerable by making it illegal to do . alice hendy is , illegal to do. alice hendy is, the founder of the suicide prevention charity. she lost her brother to suicide and says the bill should have come out sooner . the online safety itself has taken far too to come out. i mean, we've seen countless delays , countless revisions . delays, countless revisions. it's seen revisions now under three prime ministers this is an urgent bill. and the longer we leave it , the more lives. leave it, the more lives. unfortunately are going to be destroyed. and more families out there are going to feel like mine . cases of diphtheria among mine. cases of diphtheria among asylum seekers in a kent migrant centre th

it's 1230 for i'm rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom your top . in the gb newsroom your top.et says the prime minister wants to bring immigration down after the number of migrants reaching the uk has hit its highest level since the second world war. data from office for national statistics shows hundred and 4000 more people moved to the uk left in the year to june . it left in the year to june. it beats the previous highest of 390,000 in 2015. rescues spokesman has said unprecedented and unique circle instances are behind the rise . 120 people have behind the rise. 120 people have been arrested in the uk's biggest ever fraud sting. the global operation brought a website which helped criminals thousands of victims out of millions of pounds. the site generated a spoof phone which made it look as if calls being made it look as if calls being made from banks. tax and other official bodies around 70,000 potential victims will now sent a text message asking them to contact police . the rmt union's contact police. the rmt union's general secretary is holding with the transport secre

eileen you it's 331 your top stories from the gb newsroom.vernment locking the country into an economy doom loop. the comments follow the chancellor's autumn statement . meanwhile, the autumn statement. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal studies is warning the fall living standards will be the largest records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do . a sexual has thing to do. a sexual has admitted to the murder of graduate zara aleena was brutally kicked and stamped and left for dead. jordan mcsweeney's also admitted sexually assaulting the law graduate . she walked home from graduate. she walked home from a night out in east london last summer. the 35 year old from dagenham was by passers by with severe head injuries. she later died . hospital civil servants died. hospital civil servants in. the home office. border force department for transport and faa are to take industrial action in a dispute pay. the union has been calling for a 10% pay union has been calling for a 10% pay rise for its members , but it pay ris

i'm rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom. the health secretary is refusing to back down over nurses pay demands ahead of their first national strike over a century. steve barclay he can't agree to what he describes a massive 17.6% pay rise. instead he's open to discussing how working can be improved . the how working can be improved. the royal college of nursing accused the of rejecting formal talks , the of rejecting formal talks, an alternative to industrial action. as a result, staff in england, wales and northern ireland will out for two days on the 15th and 20th of december. shadow women and equalities secretary anneliese dodds . the secretary anneliese dodds. the government must negotiate better deal to smartly is going to be patient . we're paying the price patient. we're paying the price for this as well as of course those . so we need government to those. so we need government to engage on this, quite frankly. they're being grossly negligent at the moment. they need to sit down and sort this out . a six down and sort

this is the latest from the gb newsroom.than 50 conservative mps have signed a letter urging the prime minister to introduce emergency legislation to ease the migrant crisis . they want modern slavery crisis. they want modern slavery laws so that people are returned to safe countries faster . they to safe countries faster. they also say those who claim they've been trafficked should be sent back. been trafficked should be sent back . objection. signatures back. objection. signatures including sir graham brady and esther mcvey, believe it would deter people from crossing the channel gb news understands almost 450 people have been intercept it on nine small boats so far today , a british man so far today, a british man suspected of leading an international drug ring has been detained by law enforcement. the europe led police operation includes officers from the uk's national crime agency arrested . national crime agency arrested. 49 people across france, spain, belgium , netherlands and the uae belgium, netherlands and the uae

the gb newsroom.ngade review into the london fire brigade has found service to be institutionally and racist . our institutionally and racist. our national reporter, theo kumba is outside the lfb headquarters for us. theo, what can you tell us about this new report ? that's about this new report? that's right. well, nazeer afzal , the right. well, nazeer afzal, the former chief prosecutor and prosecutor for the north—west and, his team of eight, looked into the culture here at the london fire over a ten month period, looking into what's been happening here in practise now, just to give you one example, a muslim man he was constantly bullied about his religion and had bacon and sausages put in his coat pockets and a terrorist hotline assigned outside of his locker. now, in response the london fire brigade commissioner, andy rae , has commissioner, andy rae, has accepted this review and has said it's unacceptable. and there will be consequences for staff going into the future . staff going into the futu

this is the latest from the gb newsroom.e than 50 conservative mps have signed a letter urging the prime minister to introduce emergency legislation to ease the migrant crisis . they want modern slavery crisis. they want modern slavery laws so that people are returned to safe countries faster . they to safe countries faster. they also say those who claim they've been trafficked should be sent back. been trafficked should be sent back . objection. signatures back. objection. signatures including sir graham brady and esther mcvey, believe it would deter people from crossing the channel gb news understands almost 450 people have been intercept it on nine small boats so far today , a british man so far today, a british man suspected of leading an international drug ring has been detained by law enforcement. the europe led police operation includes officers from the uk's national crime agency arrested . national crime agency arrested. 49 people across france, spain, belgium , netherlands and the uae belgium, netherlands and the u

here's the latest from the gb newsroom in the united states. five people have been killed and 18 injured in a shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado springs, according to a statement on the club's facebook page. a number of heroic customers were able to subdue the male shooter. they're describing it as a hate attack . describing it as a hate attack. police officials say a suspect is in custody and receiving for their injuries. the fifa world cup kicks off in qatar today, the first time the event has held in the middle east. the opening match will see the home side take on ecuador with fifa . side take on ecuador with fifa. action on the pitch will turn the spotlight away from complaints over the arab nations human rights record. england captain harry kane is expected wear his one love rainbow armband , showing support for armband, showing support for lgbtq people during tomorrow's match against iran . in total, match against iran. in total, nine countries are said to be making the gesture. amnesty's nima naveed told us she hopes the iranian pl

i'm tamsin roberts in the gb newsroom. back on track. he acknowledges the uk's already in recession . as part of his autumn recession. as part of his autumn statement, jeremy has reduced the threshold for the higher rate of income tax from £150,000 to just over 125,000. our priority is our stability , priority is our stability, growth and public services. from april continue the energy price guarantee a further 12 months at a higher level of guarantee a further 12 months at a higher level 0 f £3,000 per a higher level of £3,000 per year for the average household , year for the average household, with prices forecast to remain elevated throughout next year, this will mean an average elevated throughout next year, this will mean an average £500 support for every in the country . i can also announce that will fulfil our pledge to the country to protect the pensions triple lock . while the statement shadow lock. while the statement shadow chancellor rachel reeves accused the conservative of failing to learn from decisions made

the gb newsroom labour porter. the gb newsroom labour sir keir starmer has accused government of locking the country into an economic doom loop. the comments follow the chancellor's autumn statement yesterday . meanwhile, the yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal studies is warning the food and living standard will be the largest since records began . jeremy hunt since records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do . but sir keir right thing to do. but sir keir says the fiscal measures hurt the most vulnerable. the government yesterday, having done huge to the economy, has gone after people again with stealth taxes , council tax stealth taxes, council tax increases and done nothing about non—dom status. the super rich are not paying their taxes in this country and they've got no plan for growth . they're looking plan for growth. they're looking to see they do loop. we would have put a plan for growth on the that actually runs towards challenges of tomorrow . a person challenges

the gb newsroom labour porter. the gb newsroom labour sir keir starmer has accused government of locking the country into an economic doom loop. the comments follow the chancellor's autumn statement yesterday . meanwhile, the yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal studies is warning the food and living standard will be the largest since records began . jeremy hunt since records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do . but sir keir right thing to do. but sir keir says the fiscal measures hurt the most vulnerable. the government yesterday, having done huge to the economy, has gone after people again with stealth taxes , council tax stealth taxes, council tax increases and done nothing about non—dom status. the super rich are not paying their taxes in this country and they've got no plan for growth . they're looking plan for growth. they're looking to see they do loop. we would have put a plan for growth on the that actually runs towards challenges of tomorrow . a person challenges

i'm tamsin roberts in the gb newsroom. of two teenagers in south london are linked. teenagers in south london are unked.the teenagers in south london are linked. the 16 year old boys council and charlie bartolo were both stabbed to death yesterday afternoon around a mile apart in. the met's south—east deputy commander has appealed for on saturday evening. that's around 5:10 police were called to reports of two people injured in two locations. the locations are approximately one mile apart. emergency services attended immediately and at each location they a 16 year old boy suffering injuries tragically , both boys injuries tragically, both boys died their injuries. injuries tragically, both boys died their injuries . protests died their injuries. protests against , died their injuries. protests against, covid died their injuries. protests against , covid lockdown died their injuries. protests against, covid lockdown measures are continuing in china after ten people died in a tower. fire in chy . demonstrators claim in chy.

this is the from the gb newsroom.e for racism in society getty. the statement coming after a royal aide was forced to resign over comments she made at a reception and goes the forlani, who's founder of a domestic abuse , says she was domestic abuse, says she was repeat . asked by prince repeat. asked by prince william's godmother where she really came from . lady susan really came from. lady susan hussey then challenged her after she told her she was born in the uk and is british. kensington palace says the comments were unacceptable and it was right for her to step aside with immediate effect . more than immediate effect. more than 10,000 ambulance workers have voted to strike nine troughs in england and wales. month unite union

good evening from the gb newsroom.elebrating after gareth bale scored the from the penalty spot and won that opening match against six two with goals scored by bellingham's tackle

good evening from the gb newsroom.world cup and drawn one with the usa in that first match . fans that i can be seen match. fans that i can be seen celebrating after gareth bale scored the from the penalty spot and won that opening match against

the gb newsroom labour porter. keir starmer has accused the government of locking their country into an economic doom loop . the comments economic doom loop. the comments follow the chancellor's statement yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal studies is warning the fall in standards will be the largest records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do. but sir keir , the fiscal do. but sir keir, the fiscal measures will hurt most vulnerable. the government yesterday having done huge to the economy, has gone off to working people again with stealth taxes , council tax stealth taxes, council tax increases and done about non—dom status. the super rich are not paying status. the super rich are not paying their taxes in this country and they've got no plan for growth . they're looking to for growth. they're looking to see they do loop . we would have see they do loop. we would have put a plan for growth on the table that actually runs towards the challenges of tomorrow a sexual predator

the gb newsroom labour porter. keir starmer has accused the government of locking their country into an economic doom loop . the comments economic doom loop. the comments follow the chancellor's statement yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal studies is warning the fall in standards will be the largest records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do. but sir keir , the fiscal do. but sir keir, the fiscal measures will hurt most vulnerable. the government yesterday having done huge to the economy, has gone off to working people again with stealth taxes , council tax stealth taxes, council tax increases and done about non—dom status. the super rich are not paying status. the super rich are not paying their taxes in this country and they've got no plan for growth . they're looking to for growth. they're looking to see they do loop . we would have see they do loop. we would have put a plan for growth on the table that actually runs towards the challenges of tomorrow a sexual predator

it is 7:00 in the gb newsroom.the head of the london fire brigade says firefighters will be if they're found to have bullied or been racist, misogynistic or homophobic. and he rose promised a zero tolerance approach after an independent review found , a independent review found, a toxic culture within the service accounts in the report ranged from a black firefighter who had a noose placed by his locker to women being groped and people having helmets filled with urine . the review was commissioned after a 20 firefighter took his own life in 2020. we're going conduct a five year case review so we look across all those cases , those terrible behaviours cases, those terrible behaviours as examples of bullying and harassment which had been considered before the nfp and put them back through in the process. and i do expect people to be dismissed as a result. we will become the first service in the country to , wear body worn the country to, wear body worn video cameras , ensure both the video cameras, ensure both the sa

good morning it's 931 on rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom, the chancellor's defended his economic plans announced in yesterday's autumn as the right to do. jeremy hunt submitted next two years will be challenging but says people want a government that makes difficult decisions. labour the chancellor could have made fairer and has called for a serious plan for economic growth. experts say living are expected to fall over the next two years to 2014 levels. retail sales rebounded last month, according official figures. the office for national statistics says sales increased . 0.6% in says sales increased. 0.6% in october, higher than analysts had predicted. it marks an increase on september which saw a 1.5% drop thought to be due to queen's funeral . the owner of a queen's funeral. the owner of a luxury hotel in, kent, has told gb news he rejects the government offer to house asylum because he couldn't think of anything more absurd in an exclusive interview, richard martin , who owns the blazing martin, who owns the blazing donkey county country hotel near sandwich , confirmed he was sandw

the gb newsroom the porter.announced a new industrial action over the festive . it says its members festive. it says its members will work overtime over christmas and will stage a series 48 hour strikes in december january. series 48 hour strikes in decemberjanuary. dates include 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december . 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december. and 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december . and the 13th to 14th and 16th to 78th of december. and the third to fourth and 6 to 7 8th of january. it's over a long running dispute over pay jobs and conditions. rmt general mick lynch told gb news union has been reasonable and that the government is blocking any . the government is blocking any. the government is blocking any. the government are in disarray. they don't really know to how handle this industrial dispute they've got all these other problems in with public sector pay and the state of the economy. we've seen their performance in a series of mini budgets which have been disastrous for work

it rhiannon in the gb newsroom.secretary says she's committed to reducing levels of migration that is the number entering the uk has hit its highest levels since the second world war. the data from office for national statistics shows 504,000 more people moved to the uk left in the year to june it beats the previous record of 390,020 15. the un says the sharp rise has been driven by unimpressive rented events, including the war in ukraine and the end of covid restrictions . the end of covid restrictions. the home secretary suella braverman said she was committed to reducing over time a report . to reducing over time a report. the death of a five year old boy has found what he believes are systemic issues and safe guarding children. it found logan , who died in july last logan, who died in july last yean logan, who died in july last year, was failed by authorities , didn't report the injuries he suffered in the months before his death the chair of the safeguarding board dealt with his case has taken full responsibili

the gb newsroom, the the latest. racism in society . the for racism in society. the statement coming after a royal aide was forced to resign over comments at a reception and. joseph forlani, who's the founder of a domestic abuse charity, says she was repeatedly asked by prince william's godmother , where she really came godmother, where she really came from . lady susan hussey then from. lady susan hussey then challenged her after she told her she was born in the uk and is british. kensington palace says the comments were unacceptable and it right for her to step aside with immediate effect . more than 10,000 effect. more than 10,000 ambulance workers have voted to strike across nine trusts in england and wales next month. they're joining thousands of unison members at 999 call handler ambulance technicians and paramedics also to walk off the job. members of the tsa have also announced strike next month at national rail . other train at national rail. other train operators as part of that long running dispute over pa

goo passed andre anderson in the gb newsroom. so breaking news in the last half hour. the prime minister has made an unannounced visit to ukraine where sunak travelled to the capital to meet president volodymyr zelenskyy reinforcing the uk's continued support for the country . and support for the country. and let's go straight to kyiv now . let's go straight to kyiv now. from your extraordinary liberation of her son only weeks ago , moscow proclaimed that ago, moscow proclaimed that city, as it's administered caphal city, as it's administered capital. but last in the main square , a trumpet could be heard square, a trumpet could be heard playing your national once again . people joined in with the words shatner mla ukraine ne n'est lava naval air, the glory and freedom of ukraine has not perished together we will ensure that the glory and freedom of ukraine will never . slava ukraine will never. slava ukrainian heroes state has concluded. thank you for the . concluded. thank you for the. media lenski there in kyiv where they discussed global security concerns well as i

the gb newsroom.nnounced in yesterday's autumn as the right thing to jeremy hunt's admitted the next two years will be challenging. but says people want a government that makes difficult decisions. labour's the chancellor could have made it fairer and has called for a serious plan for economic growth . experts predict living standards fall over the next two years to levels not seen 2014. the resolution foundation predicts the public sector cancer unlikely to be deliverable . if you take the deliverable. if you take the spending that are in place, you subtract out the departments like health, defence , you end up like health, defence, you end up with really big falls in those unprotected departments. given the legacy of austerity, given pubuc the legacy of austerity, given public sector wages are already lagging behind. it's really and given that this is effectively tying the hands of governments which are very difficult to it's really hard to see how can be delivered retail sales rebounded last month

i'm tamsin roberts in the gb newsroom with the latest . newsroom with the latest.t iran as eyes turn towards wales for their match against the us later this evening . this evening. the three lions 162 with goals scored by bellingham saka , scored by bellingham saka, sterling, rashford and grealish at the start of the match, the iranian team appeared to stay silent during the rendition of their country's national anthem ahead of the game . both england ahead of the game. both england and wales, along with five other european teams, decided to wear a rainbow coloured armband in their it's over concerns . their it's over concerns. players may be penalised with a yellow on the pitch for wearing a non sanctioned kit . prime a non sanctioned kit. prime minister says re—establishing stability is a critical first step as he set out to stabilise the uk . addressing business the uk. addressing business leaders at the confederation of british industry , rishi sunak british industry, rishi sunak said was placing innovation at heart of his government agenda . heart of his gover

it's 930 on round and jones in gb newsroom. ofgem has raised the energy price which will come into force from the 1st of january without government support . the average government support. the average household bill which hit over £4,200 a year. but the energy price guarantee means customers will pay two and a half thousand until april. support has been promised for 18 months consultancy firm cornwall insight says it means the government could up paying aroun d £42 billion. that bring around £42 billion. that bring up secretary gove told gb news the. right measures have been taken to protect people . the taken to protect people. the government is stepping in using taxpayers money to help people this particular difficult winter. but it's also the case that all of us can reduce our energy usage by following certain basic principles. the best advice out there comes from the energy companies from independent voices, but government is also playing its part, encouraging all of us to do what we can in order to keep our bills than the

this is the latest from gb newsroom. some breaking news to bnng newsroom. some breaking news to bring you. at least eight people have died and 13 are missing after a landslide in italy. the incident happened on the holiday island of ischia , which has been island of ischia, which has been hit heavy rain in days. hit by heavy rain in days. emergency services say they are continuing the search and rescue operation as buildings have been engulfed by the landslide. we'll bnng engulfed by the landslide. we'll bring you more on this as we get it . an independent review into it. an independent review into the london fire brigade has found the service to be in situ a misogynist and racist. found the service to be in situ a misogynist and racist . well, a misogynist and racist. well, our national reporter theo chikomba is outside lfb headquarters for us. theo, what can you tell us about this new report .7 yes, that's right . it's report? yes, that's right. it's a report looking into the culture here at the london fire brigade. this report was commissioned in 2020 wh

i'm out strong in the gb newsroom.the london fire brigade says fire who are fine to a bully. colleagues or two, have been racist. misogynist or homophobic, will be sacked . and he also says be sacked. and he also says there will be a zero tolerance approach after an independent review. find a toxic culture of racism , misogyny in the service racism, misogyny in the service , the report revealed, accounts from a black firefighter who had a noose placed by his locker. women being groped and people having their helmets filled with urine. the review was after a trainee firefighter took his own life in 2020. we are going to conduct a five year case review , so we look back across all those cases , those terrible those cases, those terrible behaviours as examples of bullying and harassment which have been considered before . have been considered before. nafi and put them back through that external accredited process . i do expect some people to be dismissed as a result. we will become the first service in the country to wear

it's 231 on radisson in the gb newsroom.ew hours in qatar . kicks off in the next few hours in qatar. it's kicks off in the next few hours in qatar . it's the first time in qatar. it's the first time the event has been held. the middle east. the opening match will see the home side take on ecuador with fifa, hoping the focus will now turn away from complaints . the arab complaints over. the arab nafions complaints over. the arab nations human record gb nations human rights record gb news spoken to uk fans in news has spoken to uk fans in doha for their thoughts on this year's competition . and i can't year's competition. and i can't fault the hospitality or the people, the friendliness of the people, the friendliness of the people . i know this is people, the friendliness of the people. i know this is big east. east meets west thing but you know, you just have to expect respect people in their cultures know, you just have to expect r

this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the met police have said the murders of two teenagers in south—east london are linked . national london are linked. national reporter theo chikomba was at a press conference earlier where the two boys were named theo . the two boys were named theo. what do we know so far ? yes. what do we know so far? yes. good afternoon . it's been a sad good afternoon. it's been a sad day for many of the community members who live here in this part of south east london intends meet many of them are still here paying their respects, flowers much respects, leaving flowers much have see just over my left shoulder and you mentioned shoulder and as you mentioned there press conference there was a press conference earlier afternoon and they earlier this afternoon and they didn't name young men didn't name the two young men who stabbed yesterday. kian who were stabbed yesterday. kian is lanky here and tells me is a lanky here and tells me that titmus avenue and charlie bartley were less than a mile away .

i'm alex porter in the gb newsroom.government locking the country into an econo mic doom loop. the comments , the chancellor's comments, the chancellor's autumn statement yesterday . autumn statement yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal is warning the full in livingston will be the largest since records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do. but sir keir says, the fiscal measures will hurt the most vulnerable. the government yesterday having done huge damage to the economy , has huge damage to the economy, has gone after working people again , stealth taxes and council tax and done nothing about non—dom status. the super rich are paying status. the super rich are paying their taxes in this country and they've got plan for growth. so they're looking see they do more loop we would have put a plan for growth on the table that actually runs towards the challenges of tomorrow a sexual predator has admitted to the murder of law graduate ciara euna the murder of law graduate ciara elina w

i'm tatiana in the gb newsroom.e linked . well, our london are linked. well, our national reporter theo cumber was at a police press conference earlier where the two boys were named. theo what do we know so far ? yes. so in the last half an far? yes. so in the last half an hour or so, we heard from the deputy command in the met's south command here , richard south command here, richard mcdonough and he says it's an extremely sad for those who live here in this community. extremely sad for those who live here in this community . after here in this community. after they received calls yesterday afternoon, on saturday, a around five, a crook, about 5:10 and from two different location means we're here in thames and titmus where they found kioni , titmus where they found kioni, so lanky and in the other location . charlie bartolo in avi location. charlie bartolo in avi were just less than a mile from. and he also said detective homicide detectives are treating the stabbings as linked and they're also appealing to anyone

the gb newsroom the latest from.more 50 conservative mps have signed a letter urging the prime to introduce emergency to ease the migrant crisis. they want modern laws changed so that people are returned to safe faster. they also , those who faster. they also, those who claim they've been trafficked should be sent back without . should be sent back without. objection. signatories including sir graham brady and. esther mcvey believe it would deter people from crossing the channel gb news now understands almost 450 people have been intercepted on nine small boats so far today . the letter's author, mp davies, said the change would migrants could be sent home within days of arriving . so if within days of arriving. so if we've got the gumption to do it with all new arrivals from a safe country , i don't mean from safe country, i don't mean from syria or afghanis somewhere they might have a claim, but a safe country. then then, frankly , it country. then then, frankly, it should knock out almost all of the 12,000 the yea

well, it's just gone for a talk and we are well underway here at gb newsroom, patrick christys and up the homeless in one of the uk's most depnved homeless in one of the uk's most deprived areas . they exclusively deprived areas. they exclusively told gb news that concerned authorities are prioritising illegal immigrants over them as the depths of winter draw in. could nicola sturgeon's independence campaign be on the verge collapse, and will we ever see a general strike? so should we be prioritising people living poverty right here? that includes veterans that includes young people right here in the uk, british citizens over , those uk, british citizens over, those crossing the channel illegally because . a gb news exclusive because. a gb news exclusive which we're going to play this hour, which we're going to play this hour , shows that homeless people hour, shows that homeless people in one of the uk's most deprived towns say they are becoming towns say that they are becoming as on now just as authorities on now just officially, unequivocally prioritising housing. child migrants ov

i'm tatiana sanchez in the gb newsroom.cestershire in connection with the of at least 27 people who drowned in the engush 27 people who drowned in the english channel in a dinghy last yeah english channel in a dinghy last year. 32 year old haram ahmed abu bakr is accused of being a of a gang behind the crossing . of a gang behind the crossing. two people survived while . four two people survived while. four are still missing. due to appear at westminster magistrates court tomorrow . an error at a lab tomorrow. an error at a lab which saw thousands of positive covid cases reported negative could have led to the of 20 people. investigators at the uk health security agency the mistake at the wolverhampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were reported as negative. when they were positive between september and october year. it's thought the error led to around 55,000 additional infections . 55,000 additional infections. bosses at the uk assay say they fully accept the findings and recommendations made the report . the governme

mark, thank you and good from the gb newsroom.he chancellor's delivered his plans to get the economy back on track as he acknowledges the already in recession and as part of his autumn , jeremy hunt has rejig autumn, jeremy hunt has rejig the threshold for the higher rate of income tax from £150,000 to just over 125,000. the state benefits and tax credits will rise in line inflation by more than 10. millions of households will pay more in energy bills from april. the typical rising from april. the typical rising from two and a half thousand pounds to thousand as the government reduced the level of support and energy firms be hit with an expanded windfall tax 35, up from 5. the chancellor has vowed to protect the poorest and believes his plan will help rebuild the economy. what we do with our plan for stability and our plan for growth . the office our plan for growth. the office for budget responsibility, which is an independent organisation they say what we're doing will reduce the of that fall in living standards half next year.

that am bethany elsie here to bring you up to from the gb newsroom. scotland's first minister says the next election will act as a defacto referendum . it's after the uk referendum. it's after the uk government won a legal battle in the supreme court, preventing a second independ ance vote. sturgeon has accused westminster of blocking scotland's voice from being heard. she says a special snp conference will held next year to determine way forward a so—called partnership in which one partner is denied the right to choose a different future. even to ask itself the question cannot be described in way as voluntary or even a partnership at all. the home secretary has admitted the government has failed to control the uk's borders and blamed channel migrants for the overcrowding at processing . overcrowding at processing. almost 4000 migrants were being held at the manston in kent earlier this month . that's more earlier this month. that's more than double its during a parliamentary hearing, suella braverman was asked whose fault it was that that was allowed

thank you very much, mark is the latest from the gb newsroom a man has been arrested gloucestershire in connection with deaths of at least 27 people who drowned in the engush people who drowned in the english channel in a dinghy last 32 year old haram ahmed abu bakr is accused of being a member of a gang behind the crossing . two a gang behind the crossing. two people survived. four are still missing . people survived. four are still missing. he'll appear at westminster magistrates tomorrow . an error at a lab which saw thousands of positive covid cases reported as negative could have led to the deaths of 20 people. invest data that the uk health security say the mistake of the wolf okehampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were wrongly between september and october last year. researchers also estimated almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not have otherwise occurred . bosses at the uk hsa occurred. bosses at the uk hsa say they fully the findings and recommendations made in the report . recommendations made in the report. ukraine as first recommendations made in the

and marks you and good evening from the gb newsroom wales back in the world for the first time since 1958 but are currently trailing one nil to the usa half time earlier england won their opening match against iran, winning six two with goals. goal by bellingham saka sterling rashford and grealish both wales and england along with five other european teams decided not to wear a rainbow anti—discrimination armband in their matches. it's over concerns . players may be concerns. players may be penalised with a yellow card on the pitch for wearing non sanctioned kit while speaking after the england match earlier. these fans say they're happy with the result . i thought they with the result. i thought they really put out the five goals. we have a slow start . once they we have a slow start. once they got going, they really got going and they just couldn't stop grinning. we were expecting that negativity five, but negativity flop back five, but no goals football intensity strangely enough a comfortable win if have carried on it could have been eight or nine. but we'll settle for that fanta

and marks you and good evening from the gb newsroom wales back in the world for the first time since 1958 but are currently trailing one nil to the usa half time earlier england won their opening match against iran, winning six two with goals. goal by bellingham saka sterling rashford and grealish both wales and england along with five other european teams decided not to wear a rainbow anti—discrimination armband in their matches. it's over concerns . players may be concerns. players may be penalised with a yellow card on the pitch for wearing non sanctioned kit while speaking after the england match earlier. these fans say they're happy with the result . i thought they with the result. i thought they really put out the five goals. we have a slow start . once they we have a slow start. once they got going, they really got going and they just couldn't stop grinning. we were expecting that negativity five, but negativity flop back five, but no goals football intensity strangely enough a comfortable win if have carried on it could have been eight or nine. but we'll settle for that fanta

mark, thank you and good from the gb newsroom.he chancellor's delivered his plans to get the economy back on track as he acknowledges the already in recession and as part of his autumn , jeremy hunt has rejig autumn, jeremy hunt has rejig the threshold for the higher rate of income tax from £150,000 to just over 125,000. the state benefits and tax credits will rise in line inflation by more than 10. millions of households will pay more in energy bills from april. the typical rising from april. the typical rising from two and a half thousand pounds to thousand as the government reduced the level of support and energy firms be hit with an expanded windfall tax 35, up from 5. the chancellor has vowed to protect the poorest and believes his plan will help rebuild the economy. what we do with our plan for stability and our plan for growth . the office our plan for growth. the office for budget responsibility, which is an independent organisation they say what we're doing will reduce the of that fall in living standards half next year.