greg smith, mp very much indeed. greg smith, mp for buckingham.surviving member of a special forces regiment during world war ii had his dream fulfilled . he's ii had his dream fulfilled. he's gone to dine at the ritz hotel in london to celebrate his 102nd birthday in style. chelsea pensioner john morris volunteered for the pensionerjohn morris volunteered for the raiding support regiment and took part in the allied invasion of italy. gb news correspondent cameron walker went to meet him at the ritz today , war is not glamorous i >> -- >> we thought it was actually when you're young. >> john morris is the last surviving member of his sas regiment from the second world war. before joining the special forces , his service began in forces, his service began in kent, shooting down german bombers targeting london. >> the only thing i shot down, actually was a chimney kitchen chimney . accidentally by chimney. accidentally by mistake. nobody had any breakfast that morning . i wasn't breakfast that morning. i wasn't very popular. >> john was one of the l

we welcome now conservative mp greg smith. greg, thank you very, very much.ur's fault really? >> well, we'd have a bill, we'd have an act, we'd have it through. we'd be off to the king for royal assent. if labour hadnt for royal assent. if labour hadn't whipped their members in the tonight to the house of lords tonight to frustrate again. i frustrate this yet again. and i can you, patrick, on frustrate this yet again. and i can doorsteps datrick, on frustrate this yet again. and i can doorsteps in rick, on frustrate this yet again. and i can doorsteps in my, on the doorsteps in my constituency, the doorsteps constituency, on the doorsteps of nearby colleagues who i'm helping this helping and supporting in this campaign , people want the boats campaign, people want the boats stopped . and it's the labour stopped. and it's the labour party in the house of lords that have frustrated this now in excess of 100 times. we can't trust labour on this. this is the party that constantly signs the party that constantly signs the letters saying , you know, the letters say

we're now joined by the conservative mp greg smith , conservative mp greg smith, greg, thank you verysolutely terrible , joining us. absolutely terrible, horrific news from north—east london, the death of a 13 year old boy. i put to you that a lot of londoners no longer feel safe in the capital. >> it's tragic news that we've we've heard this morning and my thoughts are with particularly the family and friends of the 13 year old boy who has lost his life at the hands of this attacker. >> i i've got three children. i just cannot imagine hearing news that that one of mine could have possibly been hurt . and i just possibly been hurt. and i just can't imagine where where that family's thoughts are right now and my prayers go towards them, as well as the families and relatives and victims that that are injured in this attack. london has seen an epidemic, as tom put it a couple of moments ago, of knife crime. it's something that the metropolitan police need to be far tougher on, to take far greater action around getting those knives off the streets and ensuring that those are found with wi

this is why i'm working with the amazing greg smith, who's the mp for buckingham, and we're working on go to clubs or can go to bars or pubs or wherever it is. any place that serves alcohol and feel safe practically. >> how is that done ? i think you >> how is that done? i think you want to introduce drinks covers, don't you? so how does that work? is it a device that goes on top of a glass? how does it work? >> yeah, so i've been to lots of clubs and bars and i've used these covers which are made out of aluminium and they're disposable. so you they've got an adhesive size. you can stick it on top of the glass and then it on top of the glass and then it just covers the drink. and you also know if it's been tampered with. and at the moment i've been going casually to different venues to serve alcohol. a lot of venues in london where i've been going haven't actually got these covers and what i'm working with greg smith on is to make sure that these covers are provided across the country, and it's mandatory as a condition of the licensing. if a venue is able to serve alcohol, licensing. i

>> greg: it is about smith, how nice of you to notice. >> you're welcome. >> greg: see?> as close. [laughter] >> greg: kat that it feels weird to even though joe biden is the oldest president in history the american public is longing for an adult in the room. is that weird? >> article didn't really say that. >> greg: no i know. >> kind of what you said, right. i mean a lot of the theory -- thing that they fear mongering about a lot of the, you know, there will be world war iii, it's like well however looking on that right now? how are -- is grocery shopping looking and a lot of the people in articles said they do feel the same way about the, you know, they had been offended by things that trump have said but at this point there just like whatever. that's how they really feel. anything the other thing that we haven't talked about this conversation yet is they said well people still say that trump they didn't like the way that he divided people. what you think about it and joe biden was supposed to be the guy, would -- he built himself as again it was supposed to unite peo

conservative mp for buckingham greg smith.ere. >> he made his point very well didn't he. but i still think what should said was that what i should have said was that to make it difficult for an to make it more difficult for an 18 year old, 18 old to buy 18 year old, 18 year old to buy fags, i know they're an adult, but you don't want 18 year olds buying fags. >> you don't, not under any >> no, you don't, not under any circumstances. >> no, you don't, not under any circu do,ances.they, it is they do, don't they, it is complicated, isn't would you complicated, isn't it? would you support a nationwide? nationwide roll of ban smacking this roll out of ban on smacking this time? yeah, it's time? not smoking? yeah, it's already scotland and already illegal in scotland and wales. time england wales. is it time for england and to follow and northern ireland to follow their is their lead? no. this is britain's gb news. >> 1123 was britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew bev turner. we've got the panel back. stephen pound and mike par

hello everybody and the jesse watters along with the judge jeanine pirro, peers morgan, sandra smith and gregfeld? 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". [ ♪♪ ] >> and pennsylvania, florida, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house, biden can put two sentences together, he cannot campaign. >> jesse: if you can't beat them, l'affaire him. democrats came to knock him off his game, legal trials as his opponent gets a huge had started is on full display today. left-hand side, threatening to joe biden hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania. on the right, donald trump spent his day fighting to avoid being locked up after returning to a courtroom in manhattan for day two over the messy paperwork showdown of the century. joe biden by -- rubbing it into trump's face and peppering him with hoax after hoax. >> president biden: paying taxes is something people who work for a living did not him. telling people you're fired is only to laugh about? this into what you says, he says, i'll be dictator on day one u quote, im your retribution. he promises "bl

jesse watters a lot of judge jeanine pirro, piers morgan, sandra smith, and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> i should be right now in pennsylvania, in florida, in many other states, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. this is all coming from the biden white house because they can't campaign. they are using this in order to try to win an election. >> jesse: if you can't beat them, lawfare them. democrats' scheme to knock off -- while his chief opponent gets a huge hit home i head start, was on full display today. on the left inside from scranton joe biden hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania. on the right, donald trump spent his day fighting to avoid being locked up after returning to a courtroom in manhattan for a dak showdown of the century. biden rubbing it in trump's face and peppering him with hoax after hoax. >> he learned that paying taxes are something people who work for a living dead, not him. he learned that telling people you are fired with something to laugh about. listen to what he says. he says "i'll be dictator on

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greg james, the radio 1 dj, and chris smith, the bbc newsreader . smith, the bbc newsreader. for calling twit's glass eye calling mrs. twit's glass eye quote , disgusting. greg later quote, disgusting. greg later released an apology, saying he and smith were, quote, devastated to have caused offence and the royal national institute of blind people have said there's nothing at all revolting about about prosthetic eyes. we think they are brilliant. i guess all this could have been avoided if we just left roald dahl's books alone , right, justin? alone, right, justin? >> yeah, i mean, where does it end? we're going to give, like, long silver his foot back long john silver his foot back or you what mean? i don't or you know what i mean? i don't think saying people with think they're saying people with glass disgusting. the glass eyes are disgusting. the character has character is disgusting and has a disgusting assuming a disgusting glass. i'm assuming that like, not well that means it's like, not well kept know. is that kept and i don't know. is that what it means? >> yeah, becau

greg daugherty: hundreds and hundreds of people were going to die. it must just have been an awful realization. [metallic scraping] bill wormstedt: captain smithrconi operators, jack phillips mainly, to send out the call for distress. the first distress call went out at 12:15 titanic time, which is about 40 minutes after the iceberg hit, saying, "please come, we need help." one of the messages says, "water getting up to the top of the boilers." greg daugherty: dorothy gibson and her mother were in first class-- [metallic scraping] --and was walking back to her cabin when she heard this "scraping" sound as she described it. andrew wilson: her survival instinct was incredibly strong, so she pushed forward with her mother, pauline, to get on that very first lifeboat. don lynch: john jacob astor was mingling with some other people on the grand staircase, and he actually was told, get your wife out of bed, get up on deck, and get your life jackets. but his wife, being pregnant-- he was more concerned about her condition. and so they went into the gymnasium to get warm. [suspenseful music] tim maltin: and at that point, stewards went all around the

. >> lieutenant christine and officer amber smith and expectation eric and deputy chief peter and accessibility greg wells and lieutenant angela welling ham and accessibility stacey young blood and though not on the list you'll hear into her later i want to acknowledge the president this is truly a partnering and trashz leadership is that amazing we have the c r i team here and as i mentioned this is not all inclusive i think every member in this department has contributed but please a round of applause (clapping.) hey. >> yeah. i may be seated. thank you. >> okay. i didn't want to say again, thank you everyone for coming and let me start um, piano back on a comment this is a my name is not the less be clear an accomplishment we know a lot more work to be done and this work called reform is trial never over we put in place systems and pit in place infrastructure and put in place support to overcome champions and to adapt that's really what that is all about again, thank you for thank you for being here. and especially the members of our san francisco police department who in primarily with members o

>> okay, so this is about the bbc hosts , greg james and chris bbc hosts, greg james and chris smith.of their illustrator to give one of their characters glass to eye make characters a glass to eye make her more disgusting, and they characters a glass to eye make her mthese;gusting, and they characters a glass to eye make her mthese remarks and they characters a glass to eye make her mthese remarks in|d they characters a glass to eye make her mthese remarks in a they made these remarks in a promotional video for the upcoming follow to the upcoming follow up book to the twits . we've all read the twits. twits. we've all read the twits. that's the roald dahl classic. they were widely criticised for this on social media, and the royal institute of blind people was also very critical. do you think these criticisms are fair? peter >> well, there's something to be said for it, but be honest with you, i think they should have left. alone. left the book left. well alone. left the book as it was. >> chris said, i'm going >> okay. chris said, i'm going to come to you about this one. >> i think

and why next week could be critical and wells fargo's mark smith on how to position amid all the noise. let's start with grege, iran, and energy analyst greg, good to have you with us >> thanks for having me on >> so, are we at a point, given what i would characterize as the tempered response by israel to iran's attack last weekend, and in turn, what seems like iran's tempered response to what israel has done can we close this chapter now? is that likely >> i think we can close this chapter for precisely the two reasons you gave first, israel's response to iran's historic attack does look pretty measured, right as far as we can tell, israel did three things it launched air strikes against iran's allies in syria, it launched a drone attack inside iran using its covert elements, something that it's done in the past and launched missiles into iran but on a small scale. so by all appearances, what israel did seems to be pretty limited. that's one element to suggest we're in a deescalatory trend. the iranians have responded to this attack in a muted way there seems to be a concerted effort from iran, from the reg

authors greg james and chris smith have been accused of altruism after ableism. ableism? sorry.t time to stop meddling with classics, or is this an unnecessary pc brigade strike? >> let's talk to youtuber pearl davis and disability advocate and author v portland. good to see you both this morning, pearl, what do you think about this? is it's a difficult one. you don't want anyone who's got a glass eye to feel particularly got at, do you? >> well, what i think is ridiculous is we keep seeing them put people in roles simply for having a disability or the colour of their skin, their gendehi colour of their skin, their gender. i think we have a problem in the media when we keep forcing people into storylines of classics. you know, it's one thing if these if people naturally come into storylines, but it's another thing when you are forcing it. i think people are tired of the woke agenda, you know, and you've seen it hit some of the big some of the big places like netflix, where people are just tired of watching it, what do you think , for me, as a disabled you think, for me, as a dis