. you so keegan. gillian, thank you so much us here on gb much forjoining us here on gb news. now around is being news. now around 6% is being offered to public sector workers, and of course, workers, doctors and of course, teachers. your area . yeah, but teachers. your area. yeah, but but i do wonder how is this all to going be paid for? >> well, that is actually the big question. >> of course , because the >> of course, because the headune >> of course, because the headline figures are what the independent pay review bodies have recommended . and there's a have recommended. and there's a range of different things they've recommended they they've recommended because they look specific situation they've recommended because they lo

the education secretary, gillian keegan , told secretary, gillian keegan, told gb news just how it'sts is any spend that you don't or you don't make . so if your forecast don't make. so if your forecast is too high or you you don't deliver as quickly as you thought and all of those underspends, they always go back to the treasury and then they reprice kyrees on behalf of the government. but in this case, they've permitted us to keep those underspend. so what i've been doing is going through line by bit of the budget by line every bit of the budget , looking at the forecast, looking the programmes that , looking at the forecast, loo could the programmes that , looking at the forecast, loo could maybe 'ogrammes that , looking at the forecast, loo could maybe we ammes that , looking at the forecast, loo could maybe we haven'tthat we could maybe we haven't started could slow down started yet, we could slow down and how we've done it . and that's how we've done it. >> two british men have been sentenced for smuggling seven indian migrants, including women and children, into the uk and the

gillian keegan.t's recommendation was, but it's been widely reported that that recommendation was 6.5% to whole percentage points higher than what the government had offered to teachers already . it's also to teachers already. it's also higher than any recommendation that any pay body has suggested for any sort of public pay. workers all of the others are hovering around the sort of 6% mark. now, it seems at the moment the government is trying to bide its time. it isn't yet ready to say no, we will not accept that recommendation . accept that pay recommendation. but that it has refused but the fact that it has refused to publish that to publish what that recommendation was suggests it's pretty reluctant to go go ahead with this 6.5% pay rise. now, of course, we've heard from the government time and time again that the problem with public sector workers getting these that the problem with public sectyof workers getting these that the problem with public sectyof inflationietting these that the problem

gillian keegan left _ degree in business studies.ness studies. gillian keegan left school and started as| degree in business studies. (1: ii. an keegan left school and started as an apprentice. she later did degree. taste apprentice. she later did degree. we are talking about apprenticeships todayis are talking about apprenticeships today is welcome isn't the course to apprenticeships. rishi sunak matriculated at lincoln in 1998 in philosophy, politics and economics, graduating with a first—class degree in 2001. what did he use that for?! let's go to our students, vicky and essex and james in cardiff. vicky, what you think of this? james, what do you think? vicky first.— do you think? vicky first. firstly, before i do you think? vicky first. firstly, before i get _ do you think? vicky first. firstly, before i get into _ do you think? vicky first. firstly, before i get into it _ do you think? vicky first. firstly, before i get into it i _ do you think? vicky first. firstly, before i get into it i wanted - do you think? vicky first. fi

we spoke to gillian keegan, the education - negotiation. we spoke to gillian. will stop and they haven't done. and they have also not made any steps towards further negotiations in our department in health and for doctors towards pay restoration. in stark contrast to what has happened in scotland where they have negotiated despite strikes being potentially on the table and they have committed to pay restoration and they are making steps towards that. the westminster government's position is quite frankly shocking. flan government's position is quite frankly shocking.— government's position is quite frankly shocking. can i ask you a blunt question? _ frankly shocking. can i ask you a blunt question? the _ frankly shocking. can i ask you a blunt question? the prime - frankly shocking. can i ask you a i blunt question? the prime minister made it very clear yesterday, this is the end. so no matter what you do now, this figure will not change. so given that you have heard that explicitly from the prime minister, why not call off the strike? because your strike canno

february in their dispute over pay february in their dispute over pay the education secretary, gillian keegan welcomed the decision and explain where the money for the pay rise was coming from within the school budgets with the 2 billion extra that we already got when i was very first in the job at the end of october last year, there was a 3.5% that schools had budgeted for a pay increase for teachers within that, obviously the strb came back at 6.5. >> so the extra 3% is being funded by the department for education . education. >> the prime minister says the planned expansion of oil and gas drilling in the north sea is entirely consistent. he says with the government's net zero plan, the former energy minister, chris skidmore criticised the plan, saying it's the wrong decision at the wrong time and the voters will vote with their feet as they look for policies which protect the environment. but speaking in aberdeenshire this morning, rishi sunak said the plan is a step in the right direction, describing it as better for energy secure city and better for jobs . for jobs. >> when it comes to o

people like gillian keegan , the education gillian keegan, the education secretary, really pushing fore recommendations to be accepted. the 6.5% for teachers might quite possibly be enough to put an end to those strikes . to put an end to those strikes. but the junior doctors, another matter altogether, firstly because it's way short of the 36, but as you say, if it's going to come out of existing budgets, that is a real concern for many of the unions, many pubuc for many of the unions, many public sector workers. indeed, the education workers to the teachers, to they don't want this money coming out of existing budgets. but it sounds like that is what is going to happen. we'll know more in about 40 minutes from now . 40 minutes from now. >> and it doesn't seem that likely , does it, catherine, that likely, does it, catherine, that junior doctors would accept 6% because it is way off the 35% that they are demand ing . well, that they are demand ing. well, it doesn't. >> but then again, of course, the nurses originally asked for about 17 or 18, didn't they ? and about 17 or 18, didn't t

but the education secretary, gillian keegan , has secretary, gillian keegan, has said that this is deeplyhool's headteacher, kathleen macgillicuddy, she said that we appreciate that this morning has been a worrying time for all associated with the academy and that we're writing to reassure you that all pupils are safe and well. they were alerted before 9 am. this morning to those reports of a student stabbing a teacher . and they say the school teacher. and they say the school was then locked down and police were called. they have been since taking advice from the police, of course, as their investigation is continue into the area of the school. and, of course, the incident happened as well as, of course, making sure that an isolated that this was an isolated incident and there have been no indications that it is anything other than but to be safe indications that it is anything othell,an but to be safe indications that it is anything othell, nearby but to be safe indications that it is anything othell, nearby schools be safe indications that it is anything othell, nearby schools have fe

gillian keegan and bridget phillipson . - gillian keegan and bridget phillipson .people. ah. and as i said, a on them, not us. if a failing on them, not us. if you ask me, there'll be more of those coming. not start those tests coming. do not start googung those tests coming. do not start googling cabinet the googling the cabinet and the shadow cabinet because will shadow cabinet because i will know have googling. know if you have been googling. i will know if you've been cheating. told ben already cheating. i've told ben already he's allowed to at his he's not allowed to look at his phone, therefore neither are phone, so therefore neither are you. though, shall you. let's stick though, shall we, politicians, as we, with politicians, because as you remember, steve baker, we, with politicians, because as yotwas remember, steve baker, we, with politicians, because as yotwas quite �*nember, steve baker, we, with politicians, because as yotwas quite aember, steve baker, we, with politicians, because as yotwas quite a biger, steve baker, we, with politicians, because as

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that's gillian keegan, an education stephen barclay in health. ben wallace defence.'s get £5 billion out of the kitty to pay pubuc billion out of the kitty to pay public sector workers more for labour party pledges. by the sounds of it. more to the point, nigel, where the hell is £5 million going to come through ? million going to come through? come through? when we were sick, £2.6 trillion in national debt . £2.6 trillion in national debt. >> well, that's a problem . i >> well, that's a problem. i mean the only way you can get that kind of money really is from borrowing . and again, one from borrowing. and again, one of one of rishi sunak five key pledges is to bring debt down. so they don't want to do that. you can't blame the ministers in question for wanting more money. money, though . i mean, this is money, though. i mean, this is always the constant conflict between the treasury and the spending ministers. if you're someone like steve barclay at health, you're looking at doctor strikes and the only way you can avoid that and keep keep to trying to get nhs waiti

the education secretary, gillian keegan, told gb news just how it's going to be funded.e treasury, what they usually do with departments is any spend that you don't get, you don't make . make. >> so if your forecast is too high or you you don't deliver as quickly as you thought and all of those underspends, they always go back to the treasury and then they reprioritise it on behalf of the government. but in this case they've permitted us to keep those underspend. so what i've been doing is going through line by line every bit of the budget , looking at the of the budget, looking at the forecast, looking at the programmes we could maybe programmes that we could maybe we yet, we could we haven't started yet, we could slow that's how we've slow down and that's how we've done to . done it to. >> british men have been sentenced for smuggling seven indian including women indian migrants, including women and children, into the uk and the of cars. one man who the boots of cars. one man who was stopped in dover in 2018 has been given three and a half years for assisting unlawful

days of strike action in state schools since february in a dispute over pay education secretary gillian keeganelcomed the decision as good news for teachers. parents and children . the prime minister children. the prime minister says the planned expansion of oil and gas drilling in the nonh oil and gas drilling in the north sea is entirely consistent with the government's net zero plan. but former energy minister chris skidmore criticised the plan, saying it's the wrong decision at the wrong time and that modern voters will vote with their feet as they look for policies that protect the environment . policies that protect the environment. but speaking in aberdeenshire this morning, rishi sunak said the plan is a step in the right direction, describing it as better for energy security and better for jobs. >> when it comes to our energy security , we are still going to security, we are still going to need oil and gas. 25% of our energy will come from oil and gas even in 2050, far better than we get that from here at home. better for the economy, better for our energy security, better for our ene

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february in their dispute over pay, february in their dispute over pay, the education secretary gillian keeganlcomes the decision, saying it brings an end to disruption in classrooms . now the prime minister says allowing 100 new north sea oil and gas licences is into clearly consistent with the uk's target to reach net zero emissions by 2050. rishi sunak explained that even by then the uk would still need oil and gas for 25% of its energy needs. the prime minister says therefore it's better to source fuel from britain rather than shipping it from around the world. the decision, though, has been criticised by environmental campaigners, saying it's dangerously inconsistent with the government's climate policy . a number of conservative mps are calling for the financial conduct authority to be investigated over the de—banking of nigel farage coote's account nigel farage says coutts has offered to reinstate his personal and business accounts, but he's determined to find out how many other people in coutts or natwest or any other bank for that matter have had their accounts closed because of their

, leadership election by trying to be 1educationan gillian keegan, leadership election by trying by trying to be 1education secretary ,ieegan, leadership election by trying to be 1education secretary , who n, the education secretary, who sort of frankly takes the position that i do, which is that you can't ban social transitioning in schools. why not? i don't i don't believe in medical transitioning before 16. so that's a very which is a very serious distinction. so i don't see why you shouldn't ban social transitioning in schools. >> confuses kids . >> it confuses the kids. >> it confuses the kids. >> it confuses the kids. >> it is actually they're going to anyway. i mean, if to do it anyway. i mean, if people are going do people people are going to do people are adopt different people are going to do people are people dopt different people are going to do people are peopledopthat.arent people are going to do people are people dopthat. people do mean, people do that. people do that anyway and adopt that at school anyway and adopt different personas. they have different personas.

education secretary gillian keegan has welcomed the decision as good news for teachers, parents and childrendefended a planned expansion of oil and gas drilling in the nonh oil and gas drilling in the north sea, saying it's entirely consistent with the government's net zero plan. but former energy minister chris skidmore says it's the wrong decision at the wrong time and that modern voters will vote with their feet as they look for policies that protect the environment. but speaking in aberdeenshire this morning, rishi sunak said the plan a step in the right plan is a step in the right direction, describing it as better energy security and better for energy security and better for energy security and better jobs as it comes to better for jobs as it comes to our energy security, we are still going to need oil and gas. >> 25% of our energy will come from oil and gas even in 2050. far better than we get that from here at home. better for the economy, for our energy economy, better for our energy security better for jobs, and security, better for jobs, and better for climate emissions rather shi

, leadership election by trying to be 1educationan gillian keegan, leadership election by tryinging to be 1education secretary ,ieegan, leadership election by trying to be 1education secretary , who n, the education secretary, who sort of frankly takes the position that i do, which is that you can't ban social transitioning in schools. why not? i don't i don't believe in medical transitioning before 16. so that's a very which is a very serious distinction. so i don't see why you shouldn't ban social transitioning in schools. >> confuses kids . >> it confuses the kids. >> it confuses the kids. >> it confuses the kids. >> it is actually they're going to anyway.. i mean, >> it is actually they're going to anyway..i mean, if to do it anyway.. i mean, if people are going do people people are going to do people are adopt different people are going to do people are people dopt different people are going to do people are peopledopthat.arent people are going to do people are people dopthat. people do mean, people do that. people do that school anyway adopt that at school anyway and adopt

launched an open letter the secretary letter to the secretary of state, keegan, we've state, gillian keegany several hundred already got several hundred people letter. people backing that letter. we're hoping to lot more we're hoping to get a lot more so that she hears the strength of from catholic of feeling from the catholic community policy needs community that this policy needs to for the next to be scrapped for the next election this government election to show this government has left a legacy delivering has left a legacy of delivering for faith groups. >> not a given that this >> so it's not a given that this is to get lifted. is going to get lifted. >> not at the moment, no. fortunately not. >> competence our education >> competence of our education secretary. i will withhold my comments on that but comments on that one. but it's interesting this was in the interesting that this was in the manifesto since and they manifesto since 2017 and they have acted that's have not acted upon it. that's disgraceful conservative disgraceful for the conservative government, since government, espe

following walkouts in state schools since february in a dispute over pay the education secretary gillian keeganomed the decision, saying it bnngs welcomed the decision, saying it brings an end to disruption in the classroom . now the prime the classroom. now the prime minister has been saying today allowing 100 new north sea oil and gas licences is entirely consistent with the uk's target to reach net zero emissions by 2050. he says that even by then the uk would still need oil and gas for 25% of its energy needs. the prime minister says it's better to source fuel from here in britain rather than shipping it from around the world or potentially being at the behest of foreign dictators. the decision is being criticised by environmental groups , saying it environmental groups, saying it is dangerously inconsistent with the government's climate policy . a number of conservative mps are calling for the financial conduct authority to be investigated over the de—banking of nigel farage's coots account on his programme here on gb news within the last hour , nigel within the last hour, nigel farage sai

down >> will the education secretary, gillian keegan has responded angrily , saying the government'sly, saying the government's already making huge improvements in schools through our reforms and through our improvements in standards, we're now fourth in the world for reading . the world for reading. >> that is amazing. we have just a revolutionised our education system and we've also revolutionised our school system. go and look at what they're actually doing in wales. they're fiddling around with the curriculum, the standards are going down and the outcomes are much worse for children. this is too important to put in labour's hands. and he actually doesn't know what he's talking about. >> retired police officers >> for retired police officers involved in the first stephen lawrence murder in investigation won't face criminal charges. the crown prosecution service says it's satisfied died the national crime agency had fully investigated their actions following the murder in 1993. the initial investigate action failed to bring anyone to justice, although two of stephen's murderers wer

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in a dispute over pay the education secretary gillian keegan welcomed the decision, saying it brought an end to disruption in classrooms . as the prime classrooms. as the prime minister says, the planned expansion of oil and gas drilling in the north sea is entirely consistent with his government's net zero plan. former energy minister chris skidmore , however, criticised skidmore, however, criticised the plan, saying voters would vote with their feet as they looked for policies which protected the environment. rishi sunak says the plan is better for energy security and better for energy security and better for jobs as members of the conservative party have issued a joint letter to the chancellor concerning the natwest de—banking scandal. concerning the natwest de—banking scandal . while the de—banking scandal. while the letter, which is signed by several mps, including sir iain duncan smith, warns that the financial conduct authority may have inadvertently encouraged a culture within banking that led to nigel farage losing his coutts account. they say the fca should be investigated .

we've launched an open letter secretary of letter to the secretary of state, keegan, we've state, gillian keeganundred already got several hundred people letter. people backing that letter. we're hoping to lot more we're hoping to get a lot more so that she hears the strength of from catholic of feeling from the catholic community policy needs community that this policy needs to for the next to be scrapped for the next election this government election to show this government has of delivering has left a legacy of delivering for groups. for faith groups. >> it's not a given that this >> so it's not a given that this is to get lifted. is going to get lifted. >> not at the moment, no. fortunately not. >> education >> competence of our education secretary. my secretary. i will withhold my comments one. but it's comments on that one. but it's interesting this was in the interesting that this was in the manifesto since 2017 and they have acted it. that's have not acted upon it. that's disgraceful conservative disgraceful for the conservative government, disgraceful for the conservative gove are ent,

we would like gillian keegan to read it.ad teachers and senior leadership to read it because they're ones are the they're the ones who are on the front who are deciding yay front line who are deciding yay or nay to having the third parties in. and we want kind parties in. and we want to kind of alarm and discuss of raise the alarm and discuss start that conversation . well, start that conversation. well, very important people sign the petition. >> so that's the don't divide us website. that's right. yes. >> don't do made.com. >> don't do made.com. >> .com. >> don't divide us .com. >> don't divide us .com. >> thanks for >> alka, thanks so much for joining really joining us today. really appreciate it. thank you. >> . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm still ahead on free speech nation we're going to ang speech nation we're going to bring you the hottest social clips that have gone viral this week . week. >> and going to be turning >> and we're going to be turning agony. uncle answering agony. uncle by answering your unfiltere

. >> i mean, and at gillian >> i mean, and look at gillian keegan here saying schools were not shut duringt? i mean, was hallucination? was that a hallucination? >> losing voice >> i remember losing my voice from screaming at my children how a works. yeah, yeah. how a clock works. yeah, yeah. i think just sure. but think she just pretty sure. but basically want to put basically they want to put essentially or essentially a law in or a guidance that parliament guidance that only parliament can close. university at school. i good idea. they i think that's a good idea. they should get on it. >> it'll be classed as essential infrastructure. >> they should have closed the hospitals. think would hospitals. i think that would have worked take. hospitals. i think that would havthey're d take. hospitals. i think that would havthey're d tethat now, so >> they're doing that now, so it's yeah it's fine. yeah >> i mean, the thing that >> yeah. i mean, the thing that bothers that people have bothers me is that people have at learnt on the schools at least learnt on the schools that this was a terrible i

with reports of departments and their cabinet ministers like steve barclay and gillian keegan being askede impact on public service performance. also, unions, such as the teachers say they are on strike not only for higher pay, but because they say schools are badly under—resourced. it's far from clear that they would stop their industrial action if their pay rises meant cuts elsewhere in education services. many economists are urging the government to get out of this bind by raising taxes to pay for the public sector pay rise. this would offset any inflationary impact, protect the fiscal rules, and avoid the need for cuts to public services. and it might help end the strikes. yet it should be noted that taxes are already rising sharply. and with a general election looming, this is, for obvious reasons, not an attractive avenue for ministers. but with the independent pay review reports on ministers desks and a decision expected very soon, it seems to be a choice they cannot duck. let's talk tojoe pike, our insight editor. joe, has the prime minister decided what to do? not formally, victo

me and gillian keegan, education saying, education secretary, is saying, look, dropout education secretaryg, look, we've dropout education secretary, is saying, look, we've got dropout education secretary, is saying, look, we've got poor dropout education secretary, is saying, look, we've got poor employment rates, we've got poor employment prospects. when you do these point, it's basically a ban on gender studies. that's what it is. to call it is. they don't want to call it that, essentially that, but that's essentially what of what it is, the getting rid of pointless one, pointless degrees. i, for one, approve knowing that approve without knowing that much about the policy. i just instinctively i see the daily mail, i see banning something i don't like i just go, yeah, don't like and i just go, yeah, wow. yeah >> w- e i'm broadly in >> okay. well, i'm broadly in favour of reducing number of favour of reducing the number of places . i do think that's a good places. i do think that's a good idea, isn't it? mean, blame idea, isn't it? i mean, i blame it tony blair. he wanted it all on tony

me and gillian keegan, education saying, education secretary, is saying, look, dropout education secretaryg, look, we've dropout education secretary, is saying, look, we've got dropout education secretary, is saying, look, we've got poor dropout education secretary, is saying, look, we've got poor employment rates, we've got poor employment prospects. when you do these point, it's basically a ban on gender studies. that's what it is. to call it is. they don't want to call it that, essentially that, but that's essentially what of what it is, the getting rid of pointless one, pointless degrees. i, for one, approve knowing that approve without knowing that much about the policy. i just instinctively i see the daily mail, i see banning something i don't like i just go, yeah, don't like and i just go, yeah, wow. yeah >> w- e i'm broadly in >> okay. well, i'm broadly in favour of reducing number of favour of reducing the number of places . i do think that's a good places. i do think that's a good idea, isn't it? mean, blame idea, isn't it? i mean, i blame it tony blair. he wanted it all on tony

. >> i mean, and look at gillian keegan here saying schools were not shut during lockdowns. that? i mean, was a hallucination? sorry, what was that? i mean, wasi a hallucination? sorry, what was that? i mean, wasi remembechination? sorry, what was that? i mean, wasi remember losing)n? sorry, what was that? i mean, wasi remember losing my >> i remember losing my voice from screaming at my children how a clock works. yeah, yeah. i think she pretty sure. but think she just pretty sure. but basically put basically they want to put essentially in essentially a law in or a guidance that only parliament can close. university school. can close. university at school. i good idea. they i think that's a good idea. they should get on it. >> it'll be classed as essential infrastructure. >> they should have closed the hospitals. i that would hospitals. i think that would have take. have worked to take. >> doing that now, so >> they're doing that now, so it's yeah. i mean, the thing that >> yeah. i mean, the thing that bothers that people have bothers me is that people have at learnt on th

. >> and the education secretary, gillian keegan, she has now tweeted, saying, i am deeply concernedry school in wimbledon this morning. my thoughts are with families, staff and the community involved. i'm hugely grateful for the fast action of the emergency services who are currently at the scene . currently at the scene. >> another ambulance vehicle. the control car just >> another ambulance vehicle. the control carjust moving the control car just moving away. there we're now almost three hours on mark from when they had the original call. three hours on mark from when they had the original call . and they had the original call. and just to explain to people that it is the practise that for the triage and the paramedics they treat at the scene. so a lot of the medical help will be actually given at the scene rather than rushing people away immediately in an ambulance. >> has been a skill >> yeah, this has been a skill set that's honed over many set that's been honed over many years. and sadly , far too many years. and sadly, far too many tragedies over the years whereby by they wil

. >> will the education secretary, gillian keegan says the government is already making huge improvementshrough our improvements in standards, we are now fourth in the world for reading that is amazing. >> we have just a revolution ionised our education system and we've also revolutionised our school system. >> go and look at what they're actually doing in wales. they've fiddling around with the curriculum. >> the standards are going down and the outcomes are much worse for children. >> this is too important to put in labour's hands and he actually doesn't know what he's talking about . now, four retired talking about. now, four retired police officers involved in the first stephen lawrence murder in investigation will not face criminal charges. the crown prosecution service saying it's satisfied the national crime agency had fully investigated their actions following his murder in 1993. the initial investigation failed to bring anyone to justice. two of stephen's murderers were eventually jailed . in 2012, eventually jailed. in 2012, conor chapman has been found guilty at liverpool crown

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this it's the education secretary gillian keegan, who has today removed opportunities from potentialup in the commons and defend private schools, saying it costs the same as a family houday. it costs the same as a family holiday . that's pretty worrying holiday. that's pretty worrying from the education secretary. the average private school fee is 16,500 pounds. most people ain't paying that. can i just say very quickly as well, we've just had we've seen a tweet that says that he's styling his hair tonight on boris johnson. >> will really that . >> you will really hate that. >> you will really hate that. >> glad i've got some >> i'm just glad i've got some hair be honest. hair left, to be honest. >> but linda your union jackass. >> my jackass is the lady sheila day. this is the eco wally warrior. whatever you like to call them. she invaded george osborne's wedding. we all know that. fan of his that. i'm no fan of his politically, it was politically, but it was a shameful to do. she has shameful thing to do. she has just been reported just just been reported that just months after dec

this it's the education secretary gillian keegan, who has today removed opportunities from potentialp in the commons and defend private schools, saying it costs the same as a family houday. it costs the same as a family holiday . that's pretty worrying holiday. that's pretty worrying from the education secretary. the average private school fee is 16,500 pounds. most people ain't paying that. can i just say very quickly as well, we've just had we've seen a tweet that says that he's styling his hair tonight on boris johnson. >> you will really hate that. >> you will really hate that. >> glad i've got some >> i'm just glad i've got some hair honest. hair left, to be honest. >> but linda your union jackass. >> my jackass is the lady sheila day. this is the eco wally warrior. whatever you like to call them. she invaded george osborne's wedding. we all know that. fan of his that. i'm no fan of his politically, it was politically, but it was a shameful to do. she has shameful thing to do. she has just been reported that just months after declaring a climate emergency somerset , she flew eme

i think gillian keegan should apologise to parents that will face disruption this week.eper rage in france minority communities that young people who may be fourth or even in some cases are fifth generation immigrants , still generation immigrants, still feel that they're being treated like second class citizens, that they're harassed by police . they're harassed by police. ukraine has accused the kremlin of ukraine has accused the kremlin ef fffeoeffv— ukraine has accused the kremlin of illegally deporting children into of illegally deporting children frfe kweefe— of illegally deporting children into russia amid the ongoing eerfffef— into russia amid the ongoing conflict. moscow— into russia amid the ongoing conflict. moscow says 700,000 ffkrefrfer— conflict. moscow says 700,000 ukrainian children _ conflict. moscow says 700,000 ukrainian children have found refuge— ukrainian children have found refuge fr— ukrainian children have found refuge in russia— ukrainian children have found refuge in russia . the head of refuge in russia. the head of fre— refuge in russia. the

. >> gillian keegan hasn't negotiated with us since easter.hat the door was always open and now they've had the independent review body report for the last month. they haven't published it and they haven't published it and they haven't got back round the table to negotiate with us. so let's do that. let's see what the report said. they said that they would honour that if it is the 6.5% that they we believe that it is travellers arriving in dover for cross—channel ferries face long queues today . face long queues today. >> delays in processing passengers are being blamed on french border officials , is french border officials, is carrying out extra checks . the carrying out extra checks. the wait time for cars is currently 1.5 hours, and for coaches it's two passengers were stuck in traffic for more than ten hours at the start of the easter houday at the start of the easter holiday period . radiographers holiday period. radiographers who carry out scans on patients , will stage a 48 hour strike later this month over pay. the walkout will take p

but the telegraph, but according to the telegraph, education secretary gillian keegan defends plan tock to one pronoun, but you can't change it. has you've got to it. it has to. you've got to stick that. what, when, when stick to that. what, when, when wonne— stick to that. what, when, when wens—- stick to that. what, when, when wone— wewl you're born system in a way, ween. — you're born system in a way, ween. imit— you're born system in a way, yeah. .that kind- you're born system in a way, yeah. .that kind of- you're born system in a way, yeah. he that kind of worked didn't it. yeah it did work, but it's didn't it. yeah it did work, but its not— didn't it. yeah it did work, but it's not working— didn't it. yeah it did work, but it's not working for— 2 2 i“ e . yeah it did work, but it's not working for some reason. working. reason. it's not working. people are—being- are getting angry by being seiiee— are getting angry by being called-she's- are getting angry by being called-she's i- are getting angry by being called she's i don't called he's and she's i don't know— called he's and s

the independent pay review bodies recommendations, the prime minister, the education secretary gillian keegan recommending this to their members, that it was properly funded because that had been a real concern. so the education unions, all of them, and of course the eu is the biggest. it's got about 500,000 members, the biggest education union in europe and have recommended this. so i mean, let's see. but i would think it is likely now, of course , the nursing union a of course, the nursing union a few months back they were recommended to take the offer. they didn't. but they subsequently balloted and they didn't make the threshold . so didn't make the threshold. so let's see. but parents up and down the country will be hoping and praying because a lot of students have lost eight days of education this year. that's nearly two weeks. so not just the effect on all the things that the children haven't learned , especially after learned, especially after a pandemic when schools were closed twice , but also the huge closed twice, but also the huge knock on effect on parents who have to take time

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and it's concerning gillian keegan concerning that gillian keegan doesn't understand this. doesn't seemation on the front of the i ogoin ve oo— conversation on the front of the i again, we do most people in ime— i again, we do most people in one conniv— i again, we do most people in this country want— i again, we do most people in this country want to take strong oeiion— this country want to take strong oeiion on— this country want to take strong oeiion on on— this country want to take strong action on on immigration or not. vee. — action on on immigration or not. vee. neii.— action on on immigration or not. yes. well, that— action on on immigration or not. yes. well, that question- action on on immigration or not. yes. : in“ action on on immigration or not. yes. in“ yes. well, that question is the government is now rumoured to be suggesting that that question could be answered with a referendum . and so off the back referendum. and so off the back of this rather embarrassing defeat by the government in saying that the rwanda plan was unlawful , which, saying that the rwanda plan was un

we saw gillian keegan a sort of victory keegan doing a sort of victory lap of the studios this lap of.5. >> so though, as things stand, this looks like we're in a better position than we have beenin better position than we have been in a while. the problem, of course, is that there is not very much detail at all on where the funding is coming from. rishi sunak said yesterday that part of the health budget deficit would be made up by increasing the fee that foreigners who come to the uk temporarily have to pay when they come here. so putting it up by £400, well, that's all very well. that raises 1 billion. but they're expecting this for health alone to cost 2 billion in the next year and then a further billion the following year. further billion the following year . so where further billion the following year. so where is the further billion the following year . so where is the rest of it year. so where is the rest of it going to come from with the teaching unions ? the government teaching unions? the government has to promise it won't has had to promise that it won't come out of exist

gillian keegan i don't know . on education, do you don't know.rvive after undermining the prime? >> i think he's he's on he's on the way out already. >> does he want to survive? that's the thing. >> i think he's yeah, but he wanted he wanted secretary—general job america blocked bitter blocked it. he's very bitter about but he hasn't he about that. but he hasn't he just proved why he's not appropriate a diplomatic job appropriate for a diplomatic job by deeply undiplomatic in by being deeply undiplomatic in his language . his language. >> possibly not. boris johnson we were talking about climate change there and boris johnson has got himself a swimming pool. the mirror are reporting this. what have you got to tell us, emma? >> so, yeah, boris johnson has a £3.18 million mansion, i believe, in oxfordshire . and believe, in oxfordshire. and he's now adding a swimming pool because anything rishi has, bons because anything rishi has, boris has to have to obviously. and this is a story because i mean, rich man buys swimming pools , not that big a stor

but people like steve barclay, gillian keegan suella braverman, they want to follow the recommendation a lid on these strikes now and also because in the private sector there was, there's been about a 7% pay increase. so they're saying the public sector is not matching the private sector. i think this is going to be really difficult for rishi sunak because one of his five pledges was to get inflation down. it's not coming down. one of the reasons is one of those reasons that they say that is because pay keeps chasing rising pnces. because pay keeps chasing rising prices . but because pay keeps chasing rising prices. but what do because pay keeps chasing rising prices . but what do people do? prices. but what do people do? they can't really reduce their demand for things like food, fuel and mortgage costs. it's a very, very tricky situation . very, very tricky situation. >> no, there's no way out of the inflation recycle without pain . inflation recycle without pain. >> i know. that's the thing. yes yes. and but the striking workers just they don't want to accept it. and i can understan

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