the nearest _ in grimsby or even near grimsby. the nearest one _ in grimsby or even near grimsby.rwich. so that is the skills gap and training - nearest one is in norwich. so that is the skills gap and training with | is the skills gap and training with needs. we are closing our time on this section of the programme, if you think for people watching at home, people have had a really rough time, a lot of people have found it very hard to make ends meet in the last few years. what do you think people who have really struggled will make of whatjeremy hunt has said this morning? there is a sense it's on the never never, it's always being promised full screen i think they will know it's not true for them, inflation might be falling but things are still much more expensive than they were. things are still much more expensive than they were-— than they were. particularly housing costs. than they were. particularly housing costs- rents — than they were. particularly housing costs. rents are _ than they were. particularly housing costs. rents are still— than they were. particularly housing

this who was speaking to people earlier at a market in grimsby.— at a market in grimsby.imsby. this is a timbre elected a conservative i at a market in grimsby. this is a l timbre elected a conservative mp at a market in grimsby. this is a - timbre elected a conservative mp at the last general election for the first time in decades, it had been pretty solidly labour. it�*s one of the so—called redwall seats in the north of england. but when in fact it any well today events at westminster have on the outcome of the next election? i am joined by lou and declan. lou runs thejelly here at freeman state street market and declan is an apprentice butcher. before we came on air you are saying you did vote conservative at the last election, was that because of brexit? yes. last election, was that because of brexit? yes-— brexit? yes. that was the only reason i voted _ brexit? yes. that was the only reason i voted conservative . brexit? yes. that was the only | reason i voted conservative and brexit? yes. that was the only i reason i voted conservative and it was the _ reason i vot

the view from grimsby for the moment. cost of living, one of them the extension of the household support fund. it was set u- on the household support fund. it was set up on a — the household support fund. it was set up on a temporary _ the household support fund. it was set up on a temporary basis - the household support fund. it was set up on a temporary basis and i the household support fund. it was set up on a temporary basis and due to conclude — set up on a temporary basis and due to conclude at the end of this month — to conclude at the end of this month. having listened carefully to representations from the joseph rowntree foundation and the trussell trust and _ rowntree foundation and the trussell trust and members of his term, colchester— trust and members of his term, colchester and by slip and northward and suffolk coastal amongst others i have decided with the battle against inflation _ have decided with the battle against inflation and still not the time to stop the — inflation and still not the time to stop

, she northeast grimsby, she says northeast lincolnshire. it lincolnshire.well. she says, like you, michelle, i had to, after university leave and she had to go and find a career overseas to get a better job with prospects. how do you feel about that, emily? are fine with that, emily? are you fine with that, or you feel a little bit or do you feel a little bit resentful that you had to choose between home, family, between your home, your family, and career? tell me, let's and your career? tell me, let's talk, though, shall crime? talk, though, shall we? crime? because seen over because you might have seen over the 48 hours, there have the last 48 hours, there have been horrendous , knife been some horrendous, knife attacks that centred around, train stations and indeed trains. you will have seen perhaps some of the videos i know we showed at least one of them on here. i've got to say, though, now arrests have been made in both of these situations, so i can't get into the specifics now of those cases because of those legal scenarios now. but to talk broadly n

but this one in new waltham, near grimsby, is doing it a little bit differently. right note. never allowed to join a choir at school. we might mauler one or two tunes, but that doesn't matter because some of them sound all right and sound good. we have a lot of fun and we have a lot of laughs. hey, hey, hey. whenever i'm out with friends oranything, it's... everybody tells me to shut up. but here, i'm encouraged. i love singing, and i know i can't. i'm tone deaf and i'll admit it. i struggle with mental health, so it's a great thing for me. it's fantastic because it's so uplifting. you walk out of here with a big grin on your face. naomi set up the choir along with two others in lincolnshire. they all came together to rehearse and celebrate their first birthday. it's a great way of making friends. makes you feel really, really good and better about yourself. just because it gives you a natural high, it releases all your feel good endorphins. you have an absolute giggle and it becomes more than the choir. it becomes, you're like a community. you don't have to feel

ford in bedfordshire and alan mcneely in grimsby . thanks for mcneely in grimsby.he government spend money so badly. if own personal if it were their own personal money would spend it money then they would spend it properly. guarantee properly. i can guarantee it. don't you think? especially jeremy coming jeremy hunt, if that was coming out pocket . watlington out of his pocket. watlington coming supplement coming up supplement sunday, where and i discuss where my panel and i discuss some of the news stories that caught their eye. stay tuned. don't good evening. if you just tuned in. welcome on board. this is gb news. he's not a nicey nicey. we're live on tv , online and on we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. it's just ten minutes left of the show. but it's minutes left of the show. but wsfime minutes left of the show. but it's time now for supplement sunday, which is the part of the show where my panel and some of the news stories discuss some of the news stories that caught their joining that caught their eye. joining me author and me to discuss author

. pleasure grimsby.ness and you're with nana akua this is with me. i'm nana akua this is dup news on tv, online and on digital coming up, my mini digital radio coming up, my mini debate. is it time for kate to come clean ? right. so just coming up to 51 minutes after 5:00. if you've just tuned in. be quiet. christine, i'm so sorry. i'm nana akua. this is gb news. those are, of course, christine hamilton and danny kelly joining me coming up in the mini debate. is it time for kate to come clean? a lot of people are saying this is what's been saying that, this is what's been happening. there have been rumours circulating as as something's gone wrong with the picture. the picture. photo gate blew up the number of questions about the princess and the princess of wales health and the issues, friends issues, and her friends have come she come forward saying that she is likely them in the likely to address them in the future on her own terms. so is it time for the princess catherine of wales come clean it time f

a lot think that labour lot of people think that labour is to take grimsby in is going to take back grimsbynster how westminster politics, how unhappy they about, you unhappy they are about, you know, conventional 2 or 3 party politics and how they don't think that politicians do have the answers. and i think for people in parliament and for westminster at large, you know, that apathy and almost that sense of apathy and almost nihilism out there does seem stronger than it's been for quite some time. >> jim, just very quickly >> and jim, just very quickly should about the should we be concerned about the sharp in postal votes sharp increase in postal votes in rochdale ? in rochdale? >> i think that will be one, to be honest. that will be one for the experts to look into. if there have been complaints about it. that's not one for me to ruminate about on daytime tv until all facts are known about that kind of thing. >> fair enough. thank you very much time, jim pickard, much for your time, jim pickard, deputy political editor the deputy political editor at the financial speak financial times.

lincolnshire is going to be desecrated by these enormous s, the 164 foot pylons along 87 miles between grimsbyfolk. surely people living in lincolnshire don't want this , we certainly don't want this, we certainly don't want this, we certainly don't want this, we certainly don't want it. and, we're talking about 420 pylons all the way down lincolnshire coast, right next to lincolnshire wolds , which is, an area of outstanding natural beauty . so outstanding natural beauty. so also the power that's being will be generated by new wind turbine farm out in the north sea. we'll have to come ashore somehow. but our view, if this is inevitable, why not just lay the cable on the seabed and not have these pylons basically just covering the whole of the east coast of lincolnshire ? lincolnshire? >> it'll be even more expensive. is the problem, isn't it? and what we need is cheap energy. all economies grow on the back of cheap energy. so this green fanaticism just us, fanaticism is just making us, poor. poon >>i poon >> i think there needs to be an honest debate about the green agenda because, you know,

. >> reporter: during "the brothers grimsby" released in 2016, wilson says she felt baron cohen had something this felt personal, she writes. he just wanted me to look and feel awful. >> he asked me to do things that made me feel very uncomfortable, humiliated, degraded as a human being. and, yes, i played characters before that had used my bigger physicality to my own advantage. but i had agency over that character. >> reporter: baron cohen called wilson's allegations demonstrably false. one the writers and producers of grimms barbie told "sunday morning," quote, this makes no sense. not only was rebel's character consistent how she was described in the script, which rebel had read and approved prior to filming, she also had full agency in all aspects of her character dawn. one of eight people contacnecteo the film who came forward to cast doubt on wilson's claims. nevertheless, she writes when the production finished, quote, it really sank in. it felt like sasha baron cohen had sexually harassed me. >> it's not about canceling him. it's more about expressing my truth and what happened. >> r

are you in grimsby or wigan or wherever? you or wigan or wherever?ing, i know or wigan or wherever? are you sittini there thinking, i know or wigan or wherever? are you sittini need thinking, i know or wigan or wherever? are you sittini need toinking, i know or wigan or wherever? are you sittini need to doing, i know or wigan or wherever? are you sittini need to do with know or wigan or wherever? are you sittini need to do with my)w or wigan or wherever? are you sittini need to do with my hard what i need to do with my hard earned tax. i need to bail out birmingham city council. is that what think your what you think your responsibility and responsibility should be and why? is it why? my background is it transformation? roll transformation? i used to roll out massive. it and digital projects life me . i projects for the life of me. i cannot understand why the public service gets this so wrong. birmingham, for example, when you the absolute farce you look at the absolute farce that they have of their new that they have made of their new it system, it'

good ideas, like things industrial centre things like an industrial centre in regeneration of in grimsbyn of um bedford's train station . all um bedford's train station. all this stuff does matter . but the this stuff does matter. but the other thing is that it these it just takes years . it's so maybe just takes years. it's so maybe they should. the tories should be commended for putting in more long time planning, which is what's massively failed over the last 20 years. and actually so, so unfortunately, they're not going to get the benefit of it and get the votes for it. but these some of these, um, schemes are to finished in a are going to be finished in a yeah are going to be finished in a year. in two and they are year. in two years, and they are going make people's lives year. in two years, and they are going we|ake people's lives year. in two years, and they are going we needieople's lives year. in two years, and they are going we need to ple's lives year. in two years, and they are going we need to see; lives year. in two years, and they are going we need to see more. better. we

was born in bradford in the west riding of yorkshire, in 1946, and as a little girl she moved to grimsby0th birthday, that short description of her birth and childhood had been rendered out of date by the 1972 local government act. officially, her place of birth was now west yorkshire and her hometown was in the non—metro county of humberside. this to pam , was a humberside. this to pam, was a piece of cultural and geographic vandalism that she could not abide, and she spent much of her life campaigning for the restoration of britain's historic counties. the repositories believed, of repositories she believed, of unique cultures and characteristics that shouldn't be swept away by bureaucrats in whitehall. here she is explaining why she felt so strongly about the issue in a video for the british counties campaign to get recognition of the traditional counties , you the traditional counties, you need massive education for everybody . everybody. >> all school children should know all this and it should be out in tourist information, in museums , which at the moment it museums, which at the

maybe someone like bullion in sheffield or duffy over in grimsby, there's two fabulous girls in manchestert chocolate makers there that are doing small artisan paying that are doing small artisan paying the proper price to farmers . okay, making a paying the proper price to farmers. okay, making a real difference now , david, this is difference now, david, this is a question i've long wanted the answer to is there the perfect way to open an egg? >> because this, my old son, is how i do it. i do it just like that, right? and then i do it just like that . and i put it in just like that. and i put it in my kisser. and i get my kids to do that. and a little tip if you're watching at home, be careful. put your eggs in careful. if you put your eggs in the it's like the fridge, it's like headbutting breezeblock. headbutting a breezeblock. >> i've at a quite a swiss >> i've been at a quite a swiss houday >> i've been at a quite a swiss holiday camp in wales. and where some of the villas are £800,000 each to have a seaside villa, and i've been teaching children how to taste chocolate properly, rath

the film was called grimsby. how is she describing her experience working with him? that's when they their books? that's when they it's like no hold bars. >> he denies all of this. >> he denies all of this. >> he denies all of this. >> he denies all the allegations. you know from allegations. but you know from ages about ten years ages ago about ten years ago, she that done one sex she said that she'd done one sex scene him , which she scene with him, which she described the most disgusting scene with him, which she descriever the most disgusting scene with him, which she descriever. the most disgusting scene with him, which she descriever . she most disgusting scene with him, which she descriever . she saidit disgusting scene with him, which she descriever . she said thatgusting scene with him, which she descriever . she said that sheing thing ever. she said that she felt a lot of pressure to do a nude team, which she said no to. and what's coming out now , she and what's coming out now, she says chapter 23 specific in her book. he's already got his high powered law

but lincolnshire has been promised overhead cables and pylons 50m tall, running from grimsby in the northe north to walpole, south of the county. the national grid is proposing a new electrified corridor between the coastline and lincolnshire wolds , an area and lincolnshire wolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty that means pylons will cut through the countryside, passing villages and towns like alford, lincolnshire , whose economy is lincolnshire, whose economy is reliant on farming and tourism . reliant on farming and tourism. colin davey, from lincolnshire county council , colin davey, from lincolnshire county council, is urging the government and national grid to consider how their plans might harm lincolnshire's greatest industries , offshore or underground. >> we're quite happy to accept that and work with national grid to deliver it, but we're not going to have our landscape despoiled and ruined by this proposal . proposal. >> in tiny towns and villages like alvingham, communities clash in consultations with the national grid. >> i'm feeling very sad, really. >> i'm feeling v

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