also knighted, the artist grayson perry.

there are knighthoods for queen guitarist brian may and for the artist, grayson perry.ame denise. lizo mzimba has more. a warning — his report contains flashing images. brian may, on top of the palace and now feeling on top of the world — the guitarist and animal welfare campaigner knighted notjust for services to music but for his charity work too. i do feel that this is notjust a kind of reward or a gong, this is a kind of licence and a kind of commission to carry on doing what i'm doing. and it gives me a bit more power to my elbow, so i'm very happy about that. a fellow campaigner, virginia mckenna, becomes a dame for her work with wildlife — work that was ignited when she appeared in the film born free. and artist grayson perry says he's surprised and humbled to be knighted. other well—known figures honoured include anne diamond, whose long—standing campaign to help prevent cot death is thought to have saved the lives of thousands of babies. she becomes an 0be, as do actors stephen graham and david harewood and illustrator david sutherland, who's drawn some of the

among those honoured, queen guitarist brian may and the artist grayson perry.s been a bad year for billionaires. their fortunes have gone down by more than $1 trillion. we'll look at who's become richer or poorer in 2022 and why. and brazil lights up in honour of pele on the first of three days of national mourning for the footballing legend. hello and welcome to the programme. the world health organization has called on china to share accurate data on coronavirus infections and deaths. it follows a sharp rise in cases, after beijing abandoned its zero—covid policy. on friday, the british government announced that all passengers travelling to england from mainland china will be required to produce a negative covid test before boarding their flight. a number of other countries — including the united states, india, france, spain and italy — have already announced similar measures. our political correspondent helen catt reports. a flight touching down this evening at heathrow from qingdao. from thursday, anyone travelling to england from mainland china will have t

and grayson and the mother was 62 years old. ok. you been watching this all unfold across the city that you live in work in. could you tell us what you saw or today? it stops for me at the new building for office building. there is the radio station, a private registration, with the man 40 years old, maybe from base and we don't know exactly when to this house to talk with the radio station that you shot there. also there was a dog damage, but nobody can do it. then they went to the city center to the shopping center. it's mark gallery. it's a very big shopping center in the middle of the town. and there he took 2 persons with the child and was in the shop. we all were on the street. it was closed by the police, all of our very nice christmas market called to teach them up. they have been a lot of tourists. about 1011. it was all close. nobody could eat or drink anything. and the police tried to speak with this man. chris of unfortunately we run out of time. i really want to thank you for what you've been able to tell us today in th

emergency in florida, that's a white nationalist, was about to take stage 3 our day over here florida is grayson for potential violence today of a speech by white nationalist later richard spencer, who the fruit gestures gathering out. so i decided the only reason my to say, but i will say that back to you, all right, read the notion that they really were that way to find a stage spencer trying to do the noise for the kids you wrote and you know with that stuff so, you know, i always check with these guy, gonna get killed that here. so i got, i got this guy coming and people who say, oh is all love we hey, hey hey hey, love please. same people had a hate when i post randy, you know, i came on i don't want to talk to you, you know, understand you. he will cool. no problem the whole time. we couldn't really have a discussion because the camera, you know, you people pushy, i don't get done with lose. it was go find more. really intimate said neil, i don't know if i'm talking to you can be like really and i guess our intimate setting was force known as we were both keep out. so we encountered some p

if you want to know where the closest glue by install is asked for the glue vine, buddha grayson is particularly famous for its stolen and some one heavily involved in that tradition is the official draped install in girl. and that's who we're gonna meet now. and i marked in the stolen connected shine orange tweet that marked as last pizza appraisal is just another word for the stolen is. so the stressful mock is very connected to the dresden stolen as i was going, it began as a normal bread but was turned into a special price tree in the year 1491. i think it's for nowadays, there were about $100.00 bakeries producing it every year, each using their own secret recipe with secret spices and ingredients. it's really addressed and original. yeah. but the skills, okie no, says in on google as a cheyenne is really a big deal here. yeah. liked raised in many markets are famous for their specialities back, for example, on famous gingerbread. the main ones keep things pretty traditional like this one, but there are few with more variety on offer, erotic christmas markets can be found in cities like ber

takes it back to 0 point and values are staying and i will be very happy if this nightmare is over grayson, i'm going to leave you with one more lighting. and this is interest why she's a syrian american activist. she had a question for you both, which i'm gonna ask you to answer very briefly. but it's really patented to the conversation that we've been having to guy he chance to use it out and thought out . thank you so much for allowing the world to witness your incredible journey of resilience and courage and hope it is a truly example of when you humanize this narrative of the refugee crisis and refugee journeys, you allow people to really understand the reality. and you break down misconceptions and stereotypes that people have. my question to both of you is given the incredible portrayal in this film and given the people that are watching this film and responding so positively to it, what would you tell them to do to take action to continue to support refugees who are still currently fleeing conflict and those who have re settled in countries. thank you so much. placing moments of th

and artist grayson perry says he�*s surprised and humbled to be knighted.ent cot death is thought to have saved the lives of thousands of babies. she becomes an obe, as do actors stephen graham and david harewood and illustrator david sutherland, who�*s drawn some of the beano�*s best—known characters for 60 years. becoming mbes — countdown star and campaigner rachel riley, for her work on holocaust education, lissie harper, widow of pc andrew harper, for her campaign to bring in automatic life sentences for anyone killing an emergency worker while committing a crime, and comedian, actor and presenter frank skinner for services to the entertainment industry. while janet kay, known as the queen of lovers rock, says she�*s deeply honoured to be made an mbe. # to play... # your... # silly games... her single silly games was one of the defining songs of the 1970s. most people being honoured never expected to be in the public eye — people like louenna hood, a nanny who organised supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for people fleeing ukraine. she rece

among those honoured, queen guitarist brian may and the artist grayson perry.

avoid the american shaving to face the situation in which europe moscow and china will have a united grayson and i. we have run out of time, gentlemen, but i think that's why we have the answer. that's why ukraine happened in the 1st place due to address, but we just heard in london, that's all the time we have gentlemen. many thanks, i guess in london, prague. and in north florida. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time remember? ah, ah ah. ah, well, oh, oh, oh, oh, i ah it o. in 2022. the italian government approved a package of military aid to ukraine. coordination with nita to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back about 150000000 euros. well, i make a week even i told me bombs are hearing all the same, naco and the you with the one that people will die just for make money. the one that had been yes, because why you must, who got through on it or if you're gone through unless you are complete, i mean there's water damage with on going for them as well. dar, morsa me my show, it was roll tool or a ballpark exec leila. lesser opinion polls show

this upsets grayson. okay? he is like, we have been fighting this for a few hours, we're almost out of ammunition, and by the way, where is the ammunition? and the wagons, where are the wagons? hatchie bottom it's two miles away, three miles away, so, that makes it a serious problem for him. so, now, everyone is tired, the confederates are moving forward. now, as they move forward, they're coming out of the woods and into the fields, they're not concealed anymore, but there is enough that our, okay? and they keep on firing, they're keeping up that scare. now, the cavalry might have been able to overpower them. the problem is, they are running out of ammunition. when they start running out of ammunition, do you go towards the enemy? do you go back? you back up, okay? so, they start recording more, you start to see more of a retreating towards brices crossroads. now, as this is going on, the union troops finally get there, the infantry, will go ahead and get to the next, i'll show you the next picture. how my doi

avoid the americans having to face the situation in which europe moscow and china will have a united grayson and i. we have run out of time gentlemen, but i think that's why we have the answer. that's why ukraine happened in the 1st place to, to address what we just heard in london. that's all the time we have gentlemen. many, thanks, i guess in london, prague and in north florida. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross talk with ah, a ra, a shape out the scene because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground. i'm put you in a place with a, with a condition to move us to do a no program is to push it up with a no, i do a with a block or is it a voicemail? but i am sitting in the disclosures now. i say yes. one way at the suggestion is up with ah, a high level prisoner swab russian businessman, victor, a booth returns home after more than a decade and us custody. exchange for american. skip all clear. brittany greiner, the u. s. government devised a plot, if y

the americans having to face the situation in which europe, moscow and china we'll have a united grayson and i. we have run out of time gentlemen, but i think that's why we have the answer. that's why ukraine happened in the 1st place due to address, but we just heard in london, that's all the time we have gentlemen. many thanks, i guess in london, prague and in north florida. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross talk with with phil, waiting for a number of years to west, to shamelessly siphoned and exploited. ukraine's resources encouraged genocide and terror in the don boss, and actually turned this country into a colony. russia's president vladimir putin, slums western powers for creating hotspots, and sitting ukraine across the world. also added the program today, a high level prisoner slop russian businessman. victor bird returns home after more than a decade and us custody and exchange for american basketball player brittany reiner on serbia. consider sending a 1000 troops into kosovo for hundreds of police.

avoid the americans having to face the situation in which europe moscow and china will have a united grayson and i. we have run out of time gentlemen, but i think that's why we have the answer. that's why ukraine happened in the 1st place due to address, but we just heard in london, that's all the time we have gentlemen. many thanks, i guess in london, prague and in north florida. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross top ah ah, and we will need to come to the russian state will never be tied as on the north side scheme div, asking him then i'll send them up for a group in the 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy, one else with will ban in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date, and c, r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube said with a much to my medical license with a don't watch them with a with oh, a, a no. go for them to push it up with a no, i do a double with the white the course when you put a block or is it a voicemail? but i am in the disclosures. now i say yes.

we'll have a united grayson and we have run out of time gentlemen, but i think that's why we have the answer. that's why ukraine happened in the 1st place due to address, but we just heard in london, that's all the time we have gentlemen. many thanks, i guess in london, prague and in north florida. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross talk with you when we last young jin this to a place in to the with a, with a condition to somebody in my did you children? no, i'm going to push it up with a no idea to have a mind with the course of his days, which type of like is it a voicemail? but i am, i say yes. one way the suggestion is up with a, with with both both the models you need to do, you both got a deal with a, a form already. a lot of them bought a they need a with us, the personal number, give you a, a a way for a number of years. the west is shamelessly siphoned and exploited. ukraine's resources encouraged genocide and terror in the dom boss and actually turned this country into a colony. russia's president vladimir putin, slums

it will be up to the new government who, grayson tucker. this inequality that have been prevailing prove for many, many, many, many years. at least 8 people have been killed and dozens more. are missing after landslide hit a camping ground in malaysia. it happened in getting highlands are popular healey area outside the capital. one of them for rescue crews are searching for survivors and say more than 51. people are missing women. 20 people have been found alive in turkey. here, thousands of people have rallied in istanbul to protest against the conviction of men, a chrome, and remote ah, wednesday court found him guilty of insulting public officials during the merrill race in the 2019. you sentence 2 more than 2 and a half years in prison and has been banned from politics. is supposed to say the verdict is politically motivated. that it was seen as a potential challenger to present which up to have at one and elections next year. them casalene was out that rather in istanbul, thousands of people gathered in front of his stumble, metropoli

avoid the americans having to face the situation in which europe moscow and china will have a united. grayson and i, we have run out of time gentlemen, but i think that's why we have the answer. that's why ukraine happened in the 1st place due to address what we just heard in london. that's all the time we have gentlemen. many thanks them i guess in london, prague and in north florida. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross talk with home at 41 percent of you have the bell tab and i'm savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical that in america we do have a well 1st system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system you have to prove to the government that you truly need help. the simplest way, like explain a basic income, is that it's like social security for the rest of us. a basic income would be a monthly payments that would go to ever

i'll tell you what the british artist grayson perry, who's a great admirer of your work, has said.ns combine traditions from both eastern and western art to make provocative and sharply political work. " so just looking at contemporary challenges today, i mean, this picture behind me, for example, you have a british indian nurse on a horse and she's slaying the covid dragon. and you're referring there quite directly to the fact that we know in the uk so many people of south asian descent were instrumental in treating people who got covid. so again, is that political message very important for you to make because you feel that it's something that's not properly appreciated ? well, our work has always looked at issues of the relationship between culture and identity and politics. and we're particularly interested in exploring that, because we hope that the messages that we convey do enable people to view the world around them in slightly different ways. so this idea of the contribution of the, you know, the black, asian and minority communities to the national health system, which is

grayson from michigan, i enjoyed your thanksgiving recap.he same thing for christmas. keep an eye on your uncle around the handle. my uncle is a handle. we'll keep an eye on him, like they're keeping an eye on musk. monica from san diego. maybe kamala will get the best aerial view of the border. did you think about that? that's true. she does have an eye on things. we trust kamala to keep us safe from different types of aliens. chris from arizona, if you think mini madoff is shaking now, wait until maxine waters, no relation, has to run again with stolen money. maxine, asking him questions under oath. i don't even know who to side with. terry from colorado. crypto fetterman is clearly going for the insanity defense, but shaking like bacon in the pan. and chuck todd nowhere in sight. raymond from shreveport, louisiana, i actually have family there, they don't steal the turkey. the word shenanigans is of irish origin. why is that person culturally appropriating it? you're right, if it's asian, if you say shenanigans? i don't know the rule thes

brian, you took a guy like don rickles is where the grayson comedians in american history for about five made fun of everybody, blacks, jews, and gays, and episcopalians and wasps and asians and what that did by making fun of everybody as inmate everybody realize we were part of america. we could all poke fun at each other and it was okay. the fact that we have taken these select groups it don't say this about this and don't say that about that, you are separating these people you are designing them to be fragile. that is actually empathetic culture everything the american tapestry is all about progress we select a laugh at comedy because we can laugh at ourselves. we are pretending as if he grew past it. but america is not grown past that we sell like comedy in that show is just funny. dave, thanks so much. >> continued brian. brian: putting some of the members of the cast think that would not fly today i'm not one of those people and also not in the casper keep it right here in "one nation" straight had the news american cannot get enough of. tyrus is bigger than storm is meet joins me

grayson perry, the charity. grayson perry, the artist , has charity.hted for his services to the arts. the lionesses captain leo williamson. she's among four of england's euro 2022 winning side to be named in the list. and rachel riley has received an mba for fighting antisemitism . and for fighting antisemitism. and stevens with the sun . we should stevens with the sun. we should point out that diamond has been honoured for her campaigning work in relation to cot deaths and an obe so richly deserve that. and i've got to say thank you. my dad is very kind. yes, very exciting . stefan is doing very exciting. stefan is doing just as well. hello, stephanie. right right. i'm an example of what steven says. congratulations it's well—deserved. some very insipid racial to see your names among all these names of men and women all these names of men and women all over the country. you've worked very hard. it's not just about the celebrities . no, no. about the celebrities. no, no. it's about the showbiz business, about the hard work and campaigning of people li

it's pale east grayson, that's a valid was formed, how they i island was built. >> -- and thousands ofrists and locals, arriving past sunset, just to witness the lava glow. nighttime traffic backs up for miles, to avoid the congestion, let's get back to the skies. >> as 2000 degrees fahrenheit, or about 1000 degrees celsius. it's molten rock, flowing like water. >> which is already -- a seeing slice right through it. >> you can see a current of lava. >> therein estimates it's moving 30 to 40 miles per hour. >> and that's it, all it is nothing like this, just feeling from the top. >> really just incredible experience, laura, and as you saw this piece, it is moving much faster, 30 to 40 miles per hour, according to darren, that was his estimate. it's a lot slower, because it's fanning, out that's about 25 feet per hour, according to officials. still, though, it's inching closer to that main highway, currently about two miles away from, it so it is concerning, and something we're closely watching, laura. >> david, thank you so much for your reporting, really fascinating stuff. and look, t

ken and kathryn grayson, thank you. because of these cold temperatures here in the bay area, there will be a number of overnight warming centers open. >> in santa rosa warming center will be open until 7 o'clock tomorrow morning. this is at the homeless services center of catholic charities that sent 3, 0, 1, 6 street in santa rosa. brain county's shelter is open at the county's health and wellness campus in sandra fell. >> that's at 30 to 40 kerner boulevard. we have information on most of these locations and other centers center opening around the bay area. it's posted at our website. kron 4 dot com, san francisco department of public health is reporting its first death related to the flu this season the individual who passed away on november 30th was an adult under the age of 65 and was not vaccinated and has preexisting medical conditions. health officials are encouraging the public to get flu shots. they say this is likely to be the first active flu season since the pandemic. and it began earlier than previous flu

also knighted, the artist grayson perry.ello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are geri scott, political reporter at the times, and broadcasterjohn stapleton. we will say hello to both in just a moment. first, though, let's take a look at those front pages. the telegraph focuses on the return of covid tests for travellers to the uk from china, amid worries over the spread of the virus. the mail calls the new controls "drastic" but says they've been brought in because of concern beijing is withholding data. the times leads with a warning that middle—aged people are dying from heart conditions because they didn't get common medication during the pandemic. the express has obtained figures showing more than 700 prisoners have either escaped or been released in error over the last decade. as the year ends, the ft points out how far many stock markets around the world have fallen this year. the mirror looks at the new year honours — with guitarist brian may and the england lione

strange if i brought you citrus fruits, so i decided to just bring you perfume with the smell of grayson such a one. a sweet child, who is already known today, who sings songs with the stars, as i saw this boy. i was scrolling through one social network. it was about two or three in the morning and i saw how the live broadcast began at boys like this, blond, and he began to play the guitar and sing. i watched the needle in i swear i'm watching it i think, i think where is mom and dad, where is mom and dad? why is the child not sleeping? well, i read a little principle, i don’t remember what i grew up, it all started. that's how i saw him, and by the way i subscribed to him. since then, i did not know that he was famous. i didn’t know at all that there would be such a career, it was already two years, probably, or maybe three years ago, such broadcasts for a very long time i already imagine the audience is asking them again spend only one thing, where mom and dad thought. i why the boy does not sleep at night, and how he will go to school tomorrow and it’s good that you know and got grade

. >> that's the trailer for the new documentary written grayson joining me now is eric harris the cocreatortee of economic disparity, fairness, and growth. i like it. i love this approach. what drove the committee to present its findings like this? >> thank you for having me on, michael. for the most part, congressional hearings committee reports are bad as boring and dense as the days -- so that's why we try to do things differently on the select committee on economic disparity on fairness and growth. our chairman and himes said that you can engage people on an intellectual level. but to help move them and shake -- you have to touch their hearts. and that's telling stories of dignity, resolve, and ambition. and that's what we did right here, michael. we made a first of its kind documentary that tells the story of hardworking families to help them achieve their version of the american dream. >> the select committee found that 90% of children -- people born after 1980, middle nails, only 50% are likely to out-earn their parents. can congress somehow address this downward social mobility and

into maryland in rallying slaveholding marylanders take their state of the union and that venture grayson lee into pennsylvania where he could inflict political damage into the northern multiple it continue the war. good news for porter, was that mcclelland succeeded beyond almost every expectation in frustrating leads plans. in just two weeks times, mcclelland rallied up beaten and disorganized armies moral, resupply and reorganized it with new leadership at a core level, integrated and ill trained and ill prepared waves. in the set off in pursuit of confederates in maryland. mccallum in fact moved so fast that quarter only caught up with mike collins on september 14th with the division of george morale and george sykes. that was when he resumed complete command to the fifth core. on that day, -- then, one, at least in place victory in antietam three days later. the bad news was that none of this was sufficient to dispel the clout of mistrust generated by second bull run over either mcclellan or porter. mcconnell and fell under immediate suspicion -- as well as for showing noticeably lit

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and i guess my question is how, do we get back to a republican party carnival and grayson and frenzel and bob, michael, etc. ? and maybe i would hint the answer is doing something about i mean, i think sad to be a member, how time they have to spend raising these days they don't to be doing that is some of the answer in election reform financing reform. well i finally became a proponent public financing. and i think barbara was for a long time was did you never lobby but he was i think you've got to say you've to control the cost. it's going to be harder to do because it's so out of whack now. but you got to control the cost and you got to have the public financing on this subject. the republican party carnival had an interesting line. i'll quote it briefly. he spoke favorably of the inclusiveness of old party situation where american democracy benefited from dialog within parties more than confrontation between them. but i think in the 1970s you had different strains within the party. i mean, moderate republicans, the senate, people like mark hatfield was virtually passive centralist

and artist grayson perry says he's surprised and humbled to be knighted.g—standing campaign to help prevent cot death is thought to have saved the lives of thousands of babies. she becomes an obe, as do actors stephen graham and david harewood and illustrator david sutherland, who's drawn some of the beano's best—known characters for 60 years. becoming mbes — countdown star and campaigner rachel riley, for her work on holocaust education, lissie harper, widow of pc andrew harper, for her campaign to bring in automatic life sentences for anyone killing an emergency worker while committing a crime, and comedian, actor and presenter frank skinner for services to the entertainment industry. while janet kay, known as the queen of lovers rock, says she's deeply honoured to be made an mbe. # to play... # your... # silly games... her single silly games was one of the defining songs of the 19705. most people being honoured never expected to be in the public eye — people like louenna hood, a nanny who organised supplies and raised tens of thousands of pounds for peo

>> there's a great line here by betsy grayson, who's just a great analyst.mes get tougher, consumers increasingly will have to prioritize who to pay and who to pay, well, paying super lenders comes after paying for food, shelter, and energy. you know there's a very -- there's a very interesting merchant of venice-like analysis shakespeare holds up in almost every stock that i follow. salesforce dragging down the dow. >> salesforce is, yes. of course, we did spend a good amount of time on it but it is down almost 10% now. >> it really hurt the dow. they should have added, i don't know, what could they have added that would have changed their fortunes >> jim, it's been a rough year for this company's stock, not to mention, really, the last couple of years >> look, it was -- the bret taylor thing was just astounding people love bret >> yeah. >> love bret bret was very accessible bret was very sports fan, good job last night, sorry about the phillies he was one of those guys >> well, he still is he's not dead. >> you're right. i don't want to get emotional. i'm

. >> and a quick happy birthday, grayson! you are turning 11 >> yeah. >> where are you from? up, "saturday night live." steve martin and martin short co-hosted over the weekend among the many hilarious sketches, the guys brought back the father from "the father of the bride" characters, georg and wedding planner franck they reunited to plan annie's eighth wedding three decades later the kids are grown up even that adorable little brother mattie take a look at this. >> so who the hell is planning this thing don't tell me, oh, don't tell me. >> hello [ cheers and applause >> it wouldn't be a wedding without the whole family there my sister in a wedding dress gross to the max by the way, no cake for me i have a colonoscopy tomorrow. >> she is so beautiful what a mature bride. >> you are beautiful, annie, my little menopausal girl. >> so nice, father with the bride. but time for the big surprise. your wedding performer >> woo [ cheers and applause >> yes, yes, yes it was a family affair. >> wow. >> by the way, you probably remember not only selena, kieran culkin another great cam

just grayson who did the greatest show. in good hands-— grayson who did the greatest show. you and bring it to life, so it's a unique book in that sense. it's a lovely book. we were talking to the person who originally sang on the film and everybody thinks it was aled jones but it wasn't. well done for reading your memo about what to wear. , ., «a for reading your memo about what to wear-_ green. _ for reading your memo about what to wear._ green, green - for reading your memo about what to wear._ green, green andj wear. yes, thanks. green, green and white. i wear. yes, thanks. green, green and white- i read — wear. yes, thanks. green, green and white. i read the _ wear. yes, thanks. green, green and white. i read the memo _ wear. yes, thanks. green, green and white. i read the memo and - wear. yes, thanks. green, green and white. i read the memo and jane - wear. yes, thanks. green, green and| white. i read the memo and jane read the memo, who do you think reads the memos? can i draw attention to the shoes. what have we got here? second time i've done this this morning. i t

emma grayson. the economy and his lifelong admiration for the armed forces in the big question could smaller parties like reform uk and richard tice decide the outcome of the next election? we'll debate that with ann widdecombe and vince cable and in the news agenda with my brilliant panel. should the army step in to prevent strike chaos? is going to the toilet a human right? and how long should an engagement be before getting married? lots to get through . married? lots to get through. i'll see you after the headlines with rae addison . thanks, mark. with rae addison. thanks, mark. here's the latest from the gb newsroom. england have beaten senegal three nil in their world cup knockout game in qatar and booked themselves a place in the quarter finals. booked themselves a place in the quarter finals . jordan henderson quarter finals. jordan henderson scored the first goal in the 38th minute with an assist from jude bellingham. captain harry kane made it two nil just before half time. it was his fir

emma grayson. the economy and his lifelong admiration for the armed forces in the big question could smaller parties like reform uk and richard tice decide the outcome of the next election? we'll debate that with ann widdecombe and vince cable and in the news agenda with my brilliant panel. should the army step in to prevent strike chaos? is going to the toilet a human right? and how long should an engagement be before getting married? lots to get through . married? lots to get through. i'll see you after the headlines with rae addison . thanks, mark. with rae addison. thanks, mark. here's the latest from the gb newsroom. england have beaten senegal three nil in their world cup knockout game in qatar and booked themselves a place in the quarter finals. booked themselves a place in the quarter finals . jordan henderson quarter finals. jordan henderson scored the first goal in the 38th minute with an assist from jude bellingham. captain harry kane made it two nil just before half time. it was his fir