he is quitting and hamilton wants to get him and washington says:down. let's sit down and have a drink and talk about this and show them how it is done, one last time. i am re-signing. i'm not going to run again. we are going to peacefully turnover power here. we are not going to have a fight. we will show how it is done. democracy can go on after i left the stage, you can still have a country and it made me cry, such a powerful scene. made me wonder what made washington so wise and so selfless that he could give up this lust for power that animates most politicians. how did he do that? where did that come from? >> it seems enigmatic but this is my take on it. i think washington was the most ambitious person we have ever seen, but he knew how to hide it. he was swinging for the fences. he wanted to be remembered, as he is largely remembered today, as someone who was above the fray, who always looked to what was better for everyone rather than himself and i think he honestly wanted to be remembered as that. basically he is going for political immortality.

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does hamilton ring a bell? nope. hamilton air force base. there you go. hamilton.amilton all right. yeah. you are smoking hall of fame pitcher. new york yankees, 1930 to 42. five world series rings left handed pitcher. and he lived part of his life right here in nevada. whitey ford. whitey ford is a good guess, but he was a little after lefty, i don't think give me a hint. i just did. he was a lefty. lefty old lefty. lefty, old, lefty. oh, do oh, do i think that's a bar in the city? yep. getting there for two years. okay. yeah addams family. what was morticia husband's name? gomez. where did you go? miss morticia? oh, my gosh. come on. oh, yes. you got a field named after up in fairfax. lefty gomez. that's it . he grew up in novato, but went to kim fields, marin catholic, where he was an all star quarterback. went on to cal brilliant career. there he is now in the nfl with the detroit lions. a former is that quarterback a friend with your wife. now that oh, oh, oh, my god. not god. tom brady. tom brady now retired. yes. did not grow up in nevada. no okay. went to a

hamilton and madison split the job. hamilton did more than madison. they used a pen name for them. the pen name was publius. that was not unusual to have a pen name. it was a statesmanlike educated person's way of communicating. it was known who were the advocates for the new document. and jefferson, who was not at the convention, didn't sign the constitution, when he got a chance to read the federalist papers, he said, they are the best commentary on the principles of government, which ever was written. let me read a few lines of the first federalist paper. by alexander hamilton. this is how the federalist papers begin. after full experience of the insufficiency of the existing federal government, you are invited to deliberate upon a new constitution for the united states of america. the subject speaks of its own importance, comprehending in its consequences nothing less than the existence of the union, the safety of the welfare of the parts of which it is composed, the fate of an empire in many respects the most interesting in the world. it has been frequently remarked that it se

for hamilton, it allows him to continue that quest for a record eighth world drivers�* title.20 and one—day series�* against sri lanka as a chance to refine their skillsets. england won both white—ball series against australia last month and will expect to beat sri lanka, who are eighth in the world. the first t20 match is at hove at six o�*clock this evening. we talked about after the ashes as well wanted to keep moving forward as a team because with the world cup as a team because with the world cup a year away, australia will go back and other teams will be looking to get better and improve and it�*s important we keep moving forward and there�*s a lot of areas we still get better in and keep developing and come bangladesh in october, we want to be in a place where we are a better side than we are at the moment. i guess this is the start of that cycle. post—ashes. that�*s what her next focus is, the world cup. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centr

hamilton and madison split the job. hamilton did more than madison. they used a pen name was publius. that was not unusual. it was a statesmanlike educated person's way of communicating. it was known who were the advocates for the new document. and jefferson, who was not at the convention, didn't sign the constitution, when he got a chance to read the federalist papers, he said, they are the best commentary on the principles of government, which never was written. ever was written. let me read a few lines of the first federalist paper. this is how the federalist papers begin. "after full experience of the insufficiency of the existing federal government, you are invited to deliberate upon a new constitution for the united states of america. the subject speaks of its own importance, comprehending in its consequences nothing less than the existence of the union, the safety of the welfare of the parts of which it is composed, the fate of an empire in many respects the most interesting in the world. it has been frequently remarked that it seems to have be

hamilton, who's your nominee?rmy veteran who is currently on hunger strike outside the uxbndge hunger strike outside the uxbridge tube station in protest at ulez. most of us can't even manage to go half a day without food. guy is on hunger for food. this guy is on hunger for strike a week. he feels so strongly about it. all power strongly about it. so all power to him . and let's he to him. and let's hope he succeeds about succeeds in bringing about a change of heart. >> adam brooks joining is >> adam brooks joining mine is gb is very own ben leo for gb news is very own ben leo for his great interviews with greenpeace and councillor erin ali recently. >> oh yes, look , great >> oh yes, look, great journalism team here on are incredible but ben has done such a great job. >> shall we see him in action at greenpeace ? greenpeace? >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> it'sjustified >> what do you think? >> it's justified turning up to a private home where he a man's private home where he lives with his family

hamilton's signed a new contract that will extend his spell with the team to 13 years and keep him int his 40th birthday. russell, whojoined mercedes in 2022, has also signed a two—year deal. for hamilton, it allows him to continue that quest for that record eighth world drivers�* title caroline wozniacki picked up the biggest win since making her comeback by beating iith seed petra kvitova to reach the us open third round. the former world number one, who retired in 2020 and has since had two children, came through in straight sets in the night session in new york against her long time rival. wozniaki will face american jennifer brady in round 3. second seed novak djokovic cruised through in straight sets against spain's bernabe zapata miralles. djokovic, who's aiming to match margaret court with a record—equalling 24th major title, plays compatriot laslo dsjere next. and there was a world record attendance for a women's sporting event as the nebraska cornhuskers college volleyball team took on 0maha. 92,003 people packed into memorial stadium to see the �*huskers win by three sets t

go -- do it again. ♪ alexander hamilton ♪ >> hamilton! my name is alexander hamilton!ow you play the "singing whisper challenge," by the way. [ laughter ] that was the loudest whisper wow. >> i'm sorry i didn't understand the rules. [ laughter ] oh, no >> jimmy: you didn't say uno all right. here we go all right. here we go >> okay. okay >> jimmy: we got this. ♪ won't you take me t funkytown ♪ >> going to get down ♪ won't you take me t funkytown ♪ >> we're gonna get down. ♪ won't you take me to ♪ >> won't you take my number. ♪ funkytown ♪ >> what? funkytown? [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ won't you take me t funkytow won't you take me to funkytown ♪ >> oh, my gosh oh, that's, like, one of my favorite songs ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, i love that jam. oh, wow. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: we've got to get to karaoke one time ♪ to funkytown ♪ >> okay. sorry. i got really excited >> jimmy: yeah, me too all right. here we go, last one let's rock this. hold on. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: oh, all right. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay, i'm good >> yep >> jimmy: yep. ♪ oh i wanna danc with somebod i wann

hamilton, who's your nominee?tish army veteran who is currently on hunger strike outside the uxbndge hunger strike outside the uxbridge tube station in protest at ulez. most of us can't even manage to go half a day without food. guy is on hunger for food. this guy is on hunger for strike a week. he feels so strongly about it. all power strongly about it. so all power to him . and let's he to him. and let's hope he succeeds about succeeds in bringing about a change of heart. >> adam brooks joining is >> adam brooks joining mine is gb is very own ben leo for gb news is very own ben leo for his great interviews with greenpeace and councillor erin ali recently. >> oh yes, look , great >> oh yes, look, great journalism team here on are incredible but ben has done such a great job. >> shall we see him in action at greenpeace ? greenpeace? >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> it'sjustified >> what do you think? >> it's justified turning up to a private home where he a man's private home where he lives with his

christine hamilton.say cancel culture doesn't exist. >> well , this really is >> well, this really is extraordinary talk about turning back history. it was in 1968 something called the theatre's act came in, which ended 200 years or so of censorship . up years or so of censorship. up until then, the lord chamberlain could decide whether something could decide whether something could go ahead or not. if it was detrimental to good manners, decorum or the public peace. he could decree that it shouldn't go on. it the era when we go on. it was the era when we had hair and last exit to brooklyn and things like that. hair for younger viewers , was hair for younger viewers, was the on stage . the first nudity on stage. another i do remember all that. but anyway, we have now turned the clock back. it is ridiculous. and for this to happenin ridiculous. and for this to happen in edinburgh, if this is censorship, by the way, for this to happen in edinburgh of all places, fringe , places, it's at the fringe, which gr

christine hamilton.say cancel culture doesn't exist. >> well , this really is >> well, this really is extraordinary talk about turning back history. it was in 1968 something called the theatre's act came in, which ended 200 years or so of censorship . up years or so of censorship. up until then, the lord chamberlain could decide whether something could decide whether something could go ahead or not. if it was detrimental to good manners, decorum or the public peace. he could decree that it shouldn't go on. it the era when we go on. it was the era when we had hair and last exit to brooklyn and things like that. hair for younger viewers , was hair for younger viewers, was the on stage . the first nudity on stage. another i do remember all that. but anyway, we have now turned the clock back. it is ridiculous. and for this to happenin ridiculous. and for this to happen in edinburgh, if this is censorship, by the way, for this to happen in edinburgh of all places, fringe , places, it's at the fringe, which gr

and tonight , i'm joined by and tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton , kwasi christine hamilton,assess a bombshell new poll that predicts all 42 red wall seats held by conservatives will return to labour than the former chancellor himself. kwasi will reveal if his successor, jeremy hunt , needs reveal if his successor, jeremy hunt, needs to return to a tax cut , an hunt, needs to return to a tax cut, an agenda to have any chance of the tories triumphing . also tonight is trans cyclist emily bridges pulling our chain when claiming biological men have no sporting advantage over women. british olympic hero turned women's rights champion sharron davies thinks so. she joins me live to lay down the facts shortly. meanwhile all a pal of prince william claims that he and the king will be snubbing harry. this summer over his netflix and spare betrayals. but should the royals be reaching out to the isolate sussexes? princess diana's former butler, paul burrell , is former butler, paul burrell, is uncancelled on the family. he knew so well. later in the show . and radical left actress kelec

christine hamilton , the businessman and hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and ther . they say crime matthew lazor. they say crime pays and critics reckon that will certainly ring true under controversial new plans to give drug dealers and thieves cautions rather than going to court, police are today being given a new list of offences that allow officers to deal with so—called low level and first time criminals with just a verbal telling off. it includes a slap on the wrist for possession of drugs such as class b cannabis and class a cocaine. the ministry of justice idea is under consultation but has regardless fuelled accusations that britain has fast becoming a soft touch . it fast becoming a soft touch. it comes as figures show just 5% of all crimes 5.7% of all crimes were solved last year with our prisons already jam packed and court systems facing record backlogs . so adam brooks court systems facing record backlogs. so adam brooks is it really the right idea to let off a drug dealers , drug criminals? a drug dealers, drug criminals? because i feel like that is

and tonight , i'm joined by and tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton , kwasi christine hamilton,assess a bombshell new poll that predicts all 42 red wall seats held by conservatives will return to labour than the former chancellor himself. kwasi will reveal if his successor, jeremy hunt , needs reveal if his successor, jeremy hunt, needs to return to a tax cut , an hunt, needs to return to a tax cut, an agenda to have any chance of the tories triumphing . also tonight is trans cyclist emily bridges pulling our chain when claiming biological men have no sporting advantage over women. british olympic hero turned women's rights champion sharron davies thinks so. she joins me live to lay down the facts shortly. meanwhile all a pal of prince william claims that he and the king will be snubbing harry. this summer over his netflix and spare betrayals. but should the royals be reaching out to the isolate sussexes? princess diana's former butler, paul burrell , is former butler, paul burrell, is uncancelled on the family. he knew so well. later in the show . and radical left actress kelec

christine hamilton , the businessman and hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and theey say crime matthew lazor. they say crime pays and critics reckon that will certainly ring true under controversial new plans to give drug dealers and thieves cautions rather than going to court, police are today being given a new list of offences that allow officers to deal with so—called low level and first time criminals with just a verbal telling off. it includes a slap on the wrist for possession of drugs such as class b cannabis and class a cocaine. the ministry of justice idea is under consultation but has regardless fuelled accusations that britain has fast becoming a soft touch . it fast becoming a soft touch. it comes as figures show just 5% of all crimes 5.7% of all crimes were solved last year with our prisons already jam packed and court systems facing record backlogs . so adam brooks court systems facing record backlogs. so adam brooks is it really the right idea to let off a drug dealers , drug criminals? a drug dealers, drug criminals? because i feel like that is such

this felt like hamilton.s felt like a completely racist statement from both james o'brien and dawn butler. oh, absolutely. >> and dawn butler and diane abbott and yasmin alibhai—brown are some of the most racist people that we've got hanging around. they see racism. they see everything through the prism of racism , and they see racism of racism, and they see racism everywhere except in the mirror , their own mirror. and it is it is appalling. i mean, first of all, it's an incredibly slur, incredible slur on a fellow female like suella, a fellow brown or black, whatever you want to call people. it's quite incredible. but they have to see that everywhere they turn everything into racism. racism racism. but dawn butler, she's prejudiced, she's ignorant. and frankly , she's just best frankly, she's just best ignored. but as you so rightly said, if you had said something the other way around or if rishi sunak if we had a white home secretary, that would racist secretary, that would be racist , too. you can't win.

this felt like hamilton.s felt like a completely racist statement from both james o'brien and dawn butler. oh, absolutely. >> and dawn butler and diane abbott and yasmin alibhai—brown are some of the most racist people that we've got hanging around. they see racism. they see everything through the prism of racism , and they see racism of racism, and they see racism everywhere except in the mirror , their own mirror. and it is it is appalling. i mean, first of all, it's an incredibly slur, incredible slur on a fellow female like suella, a fellow brown or black, whatever you want to call people. it's quite incredible. but they have to see that everywhere they turn everything into racism. racism racism. but dawn butler, she's prejudiced, she's ignorant. and frankly , she's just best frankly, she's just best ignored. but as you so rightly said, if you had said something the other way around or if rishi sunak if we had a white home secretary, that would racist secretary, that would be racist , too. you can't win.

r. consultant sarah hamilton guild. talk you about generation z and if it changes in the workplace, you know, is there as, as how is generations the different from past generations who are still in the workforce? yes and, and then this is a really interesting one because all of the generations have different strengths and weaknesses in terms of what they've brings. the pots, a gen, ed, are very technology driven individuals. so they expect when they join the company, they expect to have, you know, good quality laptops like they like to have communications account based, you know, so using slot for using what's out there using also says teams. and, you know, that's very, that's it. um, you know, if you take the baby boomers for example, um a lot of them all, much more comfortable and happy with the face to face interactions on necessarily digital. you know, they're very keen to be in the office physically. so i think, i think the generations are changing and some research have recently, but i'm sitting in the u. k. the f

r consultant sarah hamilton, dill, who won h r consultancy of the year and 2020. she was awarded by the business and industry today publication in the u. k. who is joining us to discuss. i know you probably enjoyed that little game that we just played. you probably know better terms than i do. some of those actually kind of surprised me, but i want to, i wanna pick your brain, give me this overall observation of who generation z is a little frustrated with. thank you. supposed to be and i'm delighted to be here based is a, an a tough question working directly with employers and self employed, but also i'm a parent to jen z boys. so um, yeah, very interesting terminology that would be useful jose, i recognize some of it like dates. i'm what solutions about den z. i mean it's clearly a whole topic and i'm in jen z a every way you look this is all schools about that . they, they get a press, james, a, you know, typically classified as full work ethics. you know, they're entitled difficult to manage. i'm so wanted to just if you a few pointers in terms of some of the

mount hamilton seeing this evolve over the past 20 minutes. three lightning strikes and we are also getting small hail and we are talking about very heavy rainfall. this is the top concern we are watching out for so if you are in south bay keep your eyes to the sky and get our app. you can also track it live on the radar. if this holds together we talk about heavy rain and lightning strikes right through six: 02, may even hold us into san jose or up there towards fremont and milpitas so again, more live tracks on this as we continue throughout tonight, but again, dangerous weather here that could produce heavy rainfall and lightning strikes as we see now. as we zoom out we get a look at the pattern. this is the same exact system that darted to get here last thursday and now it's going to linger all the way through this week. that's why we will really see this on-again off-again chance of under storms because of circulation around this pulling up that tropical air with that humidity. all the way through friday we will be in an on-again off- aga

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that's mount hamilton.a growing cumulus cloud or convective cell, and then boom, boom, lightning strikes numerous ones. it looks like 3 or 4, maybe 5 or 6. look at that. so now you'll see what happens. it comes off the hill, off the mountain. it goes out into the flats and starts to lose power. this is heading into livermore right now and you can see the leading edge of livermore, the thunder and lightning. it looks like it's died down as it's dropped down off the hill. but we still have moisture. so if you're out on 580, out towards 84, i wouldn't be surprised if you're getting some sprinkles or showers or even heard some kind of a thunder out there. that was pretty exciting for a time. and most of the activity is to the east of us and the north of us as as it has been really for the last few days, there's been many, many, many lightning strikes over the last 3 or 4 days up in this region. and you can see the rotation. there's a low down here and the whole thing, it's grabbing all this moisture, pulling it

christine hamilton there now . christine hamilton there now. taken over a blob? taken over by a woke blob? according to our twitter poll, 89.7% of you say yes. and 10.3% of you say no. thank you so much to my panel. broadcaster and author christine hamilton and broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. and thank you at home for your company. it's been an absolute pleasure to stand in for nana akua. she'll be back next weekend, so don't worry , next weekend, so don't worry, you will not want to miss her return . but now going to return. but now i'm going to leave you with the weather forecast. i hope you have a good weekend . weekend. >> temperature is rising . >> the temperature is rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. we're looking ahead to the new week. for most of us, it's going to stay changeable. some further spells of sunshine, but some of sunshine, but also some further rain at times. so as we end sunday, we've got th

hamilton's teammate, george russell, who joined in 2022, has also signed a two-year deal. finally, let us end with some remarkable images of a college volleyball match in the united states that has broken the world record for attendance figure for a women sporting event. a crowd of 92,003 fans watched the women beat omaha, beating the previous world record of 91,648 fans for a women's champions league match last year. organizers say they were aiming for the record when they announced back in february. the previous record in the u.s. for a women sporting event was the 1999 women's world cup where the u.s. beats china. really incredible images there. it might not take that long to break the record because women's sport is well on the up. >> absolutely. just imagine massive crowds for the paris olympics watching volleyball like that under the eiffel tower. what a site that will be. >> i've already got my tickets. >> it is time now for truth or fake, our daily fact checking segment. a couple of videos have gone viral in the aftermath of the coup in gabon yesterday, which appea

mount hamilton, east of fremont, near livermore cloud cover came in.nta clara county, contra costa, maybe solano county could get in on some activity later today up in the mountains. nothing to crazy, but there was still active city in and around lake tahoe this time, well represented in kings beach to the north, truckee point, zero four, south lake, 12.03 and homewood had 0.02. so not a lot have not heard from our good friend steve bridges up in the tahoe keys. usually sends me some information around 8:00. we'll see what he says. west southwest, 25 out of travis. that's a little stronger than yesterday. 50, 60, 70 on the temps. the air aloft is warm. i mean, you get up a couple of thousand feet, than yesterday. 50, 60, 70 on the temps. the air aloft is warm. i mean, you get up a couple of thousand feet, you can find 80 degree temps. and so that breaks down. it's tough to cool off inland temperatures watch again this afternoon right there. so another line you get that low funneling up some of this moisture. we could trigger more activity later this af

we saw some sprinkles of lightning, around hamilton, but let's turn the focus to tomorrow.h what to expect in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya: it will get hot inland. today we had a cool down but because of the humidity, it felt worse. on live doppler 7, we also had active weather, hundreds of lightning strikes, thunderstorms developing around the central coast and the hamilton area. tomorrow morning, we will start with drizzle, 50's and 60's. the next 24 hours at 1:00, cannot rule out an isolated shower. one thing you will notice is it is hot inland. already into the 90's and toward the afternoon, you are approaching 100 degrees. by 7:00 p.m., the warmth is still around inland but five-year on the coast bid i will let you know how long the triple digit heat will last. dan: thank you. now to the latest on the devastation in maui. the official number of debt has increased to 99, making it the deadliest wildfire in america in the last century. hawaii's governor says authorities will begin releasing names and victims -- names of victims who have been identified start

we saw some sprinkles of lightning, around hamilton, but let's turn the focus to tomorrow.pect in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya: it will get hot inland. today we had a cool down but because of the humidity, it felt worse. on live doppler 7, we also had active weather, hundreds of lightning strikes, thunderstorms developing around the central coast and the hamilton area. tomorrow morning, we will start with drizzle, 50's and 60's. the next 24 hours at 1:00, cannot rule out an isolated shower. one thing you will notice is it is hot inland. already into the 90's and toward the afternoon, you are approaching 100 degrees. by 7:00 p.m., the warmth is still around inland but five-year on the coast bid i will let you know how long the triple digit heat will last. dan: thank you. now to the latest on the devastation in maui. the official number of debt has increased to 99, making it the deadliest wildfire in america in the last century. hawaii's governor says authorities will begin releasing names and victims -- names of victims who have been identified starting tomorrow

welcome to the w ms. hamilton pub. thank so much for your time. the warnings from russia, a really quite clear on a so. so what do you think about ukraine's decision to send these cargo ships across the black sea as well? i think it's a certainly you credit has very limited options to export it's grain, which is a key part of its economy. and this is really part of a russian strategy to destroy ukraine's economy. having failed to achieve their objectives on the ground through military action. brushing strategy been shifted to the attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure over the winter to try to destroy that and see if it could bring ukraine towards these that failed. and so now you've got the exit from the grain deal, as you know, noted in your introduction last month in russian to tax on ukraine's green infrastructure, green storage, green and then cargo handling in ports. so ukraine really has limited options to try to survive economically and as you know, to using the danube ports as one and then sending news. what are clearly civilian cargo

and a few lightning hits up on mount hamilton.re tracking over the last started around 515. it started to build up. you'll see the pop pop. so loop back and then here's hamilton, and then here's the system. and now it's moved off the slope. now it's into the livermore valley out by patterson southern livermore. they've we've had reports of a few sprinkles out there. so it's coming down. i mean it's a big deal. no, but it's a big deal that we had a thunderstorm just a few miles from san jose and it's dying down pretty rapidly. but that right there, that illustrates the volatility of this air mass. right. this is just that's just a little isolated breakaway plug of moisture that bump into a mountain and then it went into threw off a few lightning strikes, certainly. and we have those all over the state right now. the big flow, the big picture like this, you can just picture that and it's not going away. this circulation is going to last right through this weekend into early next week with some potentially wet conditions developing e

so finally what happens is hamilton, he was the first treasury -- he turned tide by lobbying his felloweralists to throw their support to jefferson, a couple years later, the famous duel between aaron burr and ha hamilton, that seemings more contention than what took place on january 6, 1824, a doozy, 4 candidates, all the federalist party, had dissolved they were democrat republicans. and there was andrew jackson, you might recall, hero of the war of 1812, he won the popular vote by fewer than 39,000 votes, captured 99 electoral votes, secretary of state john quincy adams, he took 84 electoral votes came in second. 41 votes, for william crawford, treasury secretary, and 37 or house speaker henry clay, no candidate earned a majority electoral votes, election to house of representatives clay was, lim eliminated. high of lowest vote -- he was lowest vote getter, ar a month of back and forth it won't on and on, henry clay supporters put their weight behind john quincy adams, he had fewer votes than jackson and fewer ewell elect college votes. this enraged andrew jackson, and he resigned fr

she won the | rutherglen and hamilton is standard.as the snp candidate she beat her labour arrival by more than 5,000 votes. a sweet victory as she had been defeated by him 2.5 years previously. but shortly after she retook the sea, the pandemic hit. it was margaret ferrier�*s decisions during this time which led to the current situation. i during this time which led to the current situation. i would like to start _ the current situation. i would like to start by _ the current situation. i would like to start by paying - the current situation. i would like to start by paying tributej like to start by paying tribute to all nhs workers.— to all nhs workers. while lockdown _ to all nhs workers. while lockdown restrictions - to all nhs workers. while | lockdown restrictions were to all nhs workers. while i lockdown restrictions were in place in september 2020 she was awaiting a covid—i9 test result while in london. the test came back positive. but she took the train home to glasgow to avoid self—isolating in a hotel in london. thisjourney

that's edwina currie, neil hamilton , edwina currie, neil hamilton, bnan edwina currie, neil hamiltont, i'm joined by british business legend extremely legend who built an extremely successful jewellery successful chain of jewellery stores, he stores, the sultan of bling. he was once described his own goods with letter word with a four letter word that brought at brought down the empire. and at the accessory the height of his accessory empire, he had 2500 stores. but who is he ? who do you think he who is he? who do you think he is? all revealed . but is? all will be revealed. but first, let's get some weather looks like things are heating up i >> -- >> boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> good afternoon. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so today has been a much better weather wise for many compared to saturday. and this is because storm anthony's finally clearing away to the east. looking out to the west, there is an area of high pressure that might just bring som

did he, david hamilton. david, thanks . david hamilton. david, thanks.s actually i get to meet people like you every single week. >> yeah, it's lovely to meet you i >> -- >> and actually, i'm just here really to make the drinks look bigger. well you're certainly doing david. doing that, david. >> that's right. let's >> now. that's right. let's rewind because come from an rewind. because you come from an era same parents era probably same as my parents born in the 30s. yeah. so you'd have been, you know, growing up dunng have been, you know, growing up during the war and in the 50s, you'd have seen some tough times. >> david yes, did. my father >> david yes, i did. my father was in the army during the war after the war, my parents divorced and they lived in very small flats. so i had a you know, quite a, quite a poor upbringing really, but when i was 17 or 18, i was called up to do my national service in the raf. okay. and i was this is how ibeganin raf. okay. and i was this is how i began in radio. >> so what would that be then? that was 1957 and i was i

of hamilton. whenever william worked on top of that, he made an arrangement with the cabinetmaker so he could earn his own wages. he had to work a full day and have all those wages go to ira hamilton but -- ira taylor and then he could keep the other wages he earned both at the cabinetmaker shop and the hotel which i think is also key. hotel is basically where people are going in and out, traveling. that is another place he could have up information about how to move. turning to ellen, she was a few years younger than william. what is your lineage? >> ellen was the daughter of an enslaved woman named maria -- she had a really close relationship to this woman. they were both enslaved by ellen's biological father whose name was james smith. james smith originally had a house in clinton, georgia. that is 12 minutes away from downtown macon. they eventually end up moving back to macon. james smith has a legal life in his household and they have a number of children and his wife, eliza smith is so enra

the upcoming ruthergen and hamilton west by—election — expected to be a major snp labour battle — could the general election. we're there tonight. ahead of thrice indicted former president donald trump's court appearance, just before we go on air tomorrow night, david's here with the latest developments. apart from donald trump pleading not guilty — what else can we expect from tomorrow's precedings? and welcome to summer — the sixth wettestjuly since 1838. we've been to find out how businesses and holiday makers coping in one of england's oldest resorts — bournemouth. it is starting to lash down. the wind has been fierce all day. the beachis wind has been fierce all day. the beach is deserted. normally this time of year it is full of holiday—makers but most of the people we spoke to seemed to be in good spirits and are just taking it in their stride. good evening. it is almost a year since the death of mahsa amini — arrested by the iranian revolutionary guard for allegedly not wearing the hijab properly. last year the movement for "women life freedom" exploded onto the streets of iran,

first, rutherglen and hamilton. your latest headlines with . ray headlines with. ray >> here's the latest . our top >> here's the latest. our top story labour supporting unions have been accused of attempting to block the use of the bibby stockholm barge to house asylum seekers , as a government source seekers, as a government source described it as a betrayal of our country and the british people. after the fire brigades union described the dorset vessel as a potential death trap, saying it would write to the home office over overcrowding and fire exit concerns. this morning, a van was seen delivering food to the barge. however, it could be next week before any asylum seekers finally arrive . donald trump , finally arrive. donald trump, who's facing four new criminal charges , will appear in court charges, will appear in court tomorrow . charges, will appear in court tomorrow. he's charges, will appear in court tomorrow . he's accused of tomorrow. he's accused of conspiring to defraud the us by preventing congress

but hamilton and danny kelly. with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> it's 532. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. a total of 509 people crossed the english channelin 509 people crossed the english channel in ten small boats on the day six people died when a vessel carrying migrants sank off the coast of france. it bnngs off the coast of france. it brings the total for the year to more than 16,500 and puts renewed pressure on the government to tackle the crisis of migrant crossings. rishi sunak has made stopping the boats one of his five key priorities . boats one of his five key priorities. campaigners boats one of his five key priorities . campaigners say the priorities. campaigners say the incident was an appalling and preventable tragedy . mps from preventable tragedy. mps from all parties are calling for action to stop criminal gangs profiting from the dangerous journeys . people in scotland and journeys. people in scotland and wales could soon be able to get an nhs treatment in england to cut

you can see right just east of san jose in mount hamilton, within the last hour. like it's had a thunderstorm or a lightning strike. and that little cell looks like it's going to keep drifting up across the livermore valley. so yes, a possibility there. not necessarily have to be dry, but that's always a concern. i think we're seeing showers with this one pretty significantly based on the red and black pines. you see a few scattered showers and thunder showers as well. and then up around red bluff and redding, these white dots representing more activity. so tropical moisture. when that stuff comes up this far north from the subtropics, it gets extremely unstable. it's a moist air. it's a ton of just a ton of moisture and warm air. and that is very volatile, especially when it hits a hillside or gets pushed up through orographic effect, which is probably what we're seeing down in mount hamilton. we see that i showed you that lightning strike down there. so we'll keep an eye on it tonight. most of this activity should wind down by tomorrow, but another byproduct of

firefighters are battling a brush fire along mount hamilton road. not far from the grand view restaurant. we are told it has already burned ten acres. no word if structures are threatened. we'll keep you posted on what's going on with that fire. but it is a reminder of what we have going on in the south bay. we have been spared so far. but little ones are going on and it's a good reminder. >> the weather pattern will stay warm and dry. breezy in the hills at night and temperatures during the day are expected to get hotter as we approach monday and tuesday. and it is actually pretty mild outside right now. we are at 66 degrees in san jose. more wind east of downtown. up toward mount hamilton. temperatures there actually in the hills east of san jose in in liore. lso stin the 70s about 59 des in san rafael. d patchy fog lurking there west of san frano. at. patchyouds and start tomorrow, tempures climbing through the 80s inland around noon. interesting changes late day. we'll see high temperatures for the inland east bay as warm as the mid 90s but also