. >> captain tom's daughter, hannah ingram—moore, sits down with nana akua in an exclusive interview.> the name that was picked up because it was too salacious not to. i think a swim spa. google it. that's the brand name. it's great. they're great little pools, but it's basically a hot tub at one end. >> they left it until the last possible moment. but elliot daly's dramatic late try sealed a famous six nations win for england over france at twickenham. we'll have all the reaction throughout the morning. >> there are some glimmers of sunshine amongst the clouds today. join me later to find out if you're likely to see any of them. >> well, it's just gone 6:00. i'm anne diamond. >> i'm adam cherry, and this is gb news breakfast. >> yeah, there's a lot of interesting stories about today. i mean, this this story about the mp. well, he was a minister, wasn't he? >> he was a health minister. >> he was a health minister. >> gwen who? who was in a whatsapp group and said some very unsavoury things on the whatsapp group. but to a certain extent, do you expect privacy in a whatsapp group? >> it

i sat down with captain tom's daughter, hannah ingram—moore, and in an exclusive interview. >> the namewas picked up because it was too salacious not to. i think a swim spa. google it. that's the brand name. it's great. they're great little pools, but it's basically a hot tub at one end. >> so more will be revealed just after 5:00. that's coming up. as even after 5:00. that's coming up. as ever, send me your thoughts, post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay. so coming up, of course, we'll be going live to the reform conference. we'll be hearing from zia yousef. but let's start with nigel farage eyeing up a reform tory mega party with boris johnson. joining me now is former labour mp stephen pound. stephen pound what do you think a what would you call this, a raisi pac, a recon pac or con re. >> i honestly don't know. yeah. it's fascinating. what really interests me here is nigel farage. he's, you know, public school educated city trader, you know, living in the posh part of kent. and yet he seems to resonate with working people in a way that very few politicians actually do. he seems to h