he's been up in henley, campaigning on the issue of a culture wars issue of what is a woman?e's making very clear that he believes his party and his government will try and change the equality act to ensure that a woman is someone who is who is female at birth and that remains with with them. and that means that they can ban people from, from some shared spaces in, in prison cells in prisons and, and elsewhere. so it's an issue of issue of culture wars. they're trying to fight there. and with the labour party, they've been in the north of england supporting defence. they've got a triple lock on defence. they're saying that the labour government , if they win labour government, if they win power, will maintain the nuclear weapons, will build four new nuclear submarines in barrow and will upgrade the nuclear submarines when required, trying to distance themselves from the jeremy corbyn time. and of course, that labour leader couldn't even say he could fire a nuclear weapon in defence of our security in this country. and finally, the liberal democrats, they've been in also in he

and surely you know about 3000 new homes near henley?es on, and i'll give you another counter—example. if you look at liberal democrat—run south cams district housing in cambridgeshire, they're being criticised by local conservatives for building too many houses. no—one�*s saying you never build houses, they'd say you generally lead the opposition. no, but...but, nick, ithink that... let's return to your manifesto. but, nick, hold on, sorry, i think that's wrong, i just think what you've said is wrong, and i can give you counter—examples and our approach of community—led... no time to give them the lot now, but give me... finish your thought. our community—led approach, one of the reasons i like it is it actually says to people who are already living there, don't worry, there'll be more gps, so the gp that doesn't, can't give an appointment now won't have another thousand patients. that's why a community—led approach will see more houses built. sorry to rush you, but i want to come to something else that you know is important, although i

the henley-on-thames in oxfordshire. the fact is that henley—on—thames in oxfordshire.wimming, walking the forfishing, for swimming, walking the dog, pure enjoyment at the weekend. it doesn't matter where you are in the country, i think every single person is outraged about this scandal with raw sewage. the fact of the match and if people cherish our local environment, it gives your mental and physical health to get out and about and i think people across the country want to see an end to this raw sewage dumping. that was basically — end to this raw sewage dumping. that was basically bassinet speak to other corresponding at the blue flag launch in henley. david, good to talk to you. the lib dems say this is the boldest manifesto on cleaning up is the boldest manifesto on cleaning up our rivers and coastlines. the state of them has been very much in focus over the past couple of years? yeah, the lib dems think this is a strong issue and they have come to henley—on—thames to make that point. henley—on—thames to make that point. henley—on—thames of course is synonymous wit

hope our political editor there in henley on thames. >> i love campaign antics like that.be there. hopefully there won't be any heckling. goodness me . well, let's now goodness me. well, let's now talk to the discrimination lawyer, robin moira white. because, robin, this change to the equality act, some people are saying this is just clarification. others are saying this would legalise a form of discrimination . discrimination. >> it clearly would. >> it clearly would. >> it clearly would. >> it excludes trans people from spaces which we've properly used for a quarter of a century , and for a quarter of a century, and it's solving a non—existent problem . problem. >> is that so? i mean, the labour party says, yes, that the equality act already has a clear definition of sex, but many others who have looked into this have found that actually it's rather vague. do you think it's possible to both protect biological sex and also those who've gone through gender reassignment in an act like this? because it all does seem rather rather confused. and i think there have been court c

henley and thame are seen b man as crumbling.onstituency are worried about this time? == constituency are worried about this time? . �* constituency are worried about this time? ., ~ , , time? -- i fair. are statistically some of the — time? -- i fair. are statistically some of the least _ time? -- i fair. are statistically some of the least deprived i time? -- i fair. are statistically. some of the least deprived areas time? -- i fair. are statistically i some of the least deprived areas in the uk, but thame food bag has seen a huge rise in demand, 70% last year and on course for another 20% rise this year. the running it said they are standard it is happening in 0xfordshire. people ringing up in tears saying they have not eaten in days. if you are seeing that level of deprivation here, of course we have to see the cost of living is a really key issue. part of that as well is housing. costs are very high here for renting and buying the house. almost london prices, but not london wages. and people are certainly struggling with th

go seek near times best-selling comedian of former and debbie way world heavyweight champion tyrus henleydelightful as always why is it democrats always accuse republicans of lacking empathy when it comes to something heinous they have no empathy they just pivot. >> it's a party according to them words are violence and the rampant violence taking over our country is somehow fear mongering to them rachel moran which is her name she was the second person in her county killed last year by illegal for immigrant in a county 2000 miles from the south border i interviewed them earlier this week and rightfully so he's the 1 boots on the ground solving the crime when you got the dna match monster that killed her the same he broke into a home and 9 euros girl in los angeles so the crime saying it's because of biden's failed policies the american immigration counsel even said the executive action does nothing to restore border order my question for the liberals who call this fear mongering than when is this enough do we cite the highest rapes in history right now occurring in the south border in the

deputy leader has been campaigning in henley on thames.— leader has been campaigning in henley on thamesstrophe. the liberat— environmental catastrophe. the liberal democrats have been at the forefront _ liberal democrats have been at the forefront of calling for an end to use raw — forefront of calling for an end to use raw sewage dumping three years with incredibly bold proposals to attack _ with incredibly bold proposals to attack the sewage companies so they pay for— attack the sewage companies so they pay for the _ attack the sewage companies so they pay for the clean—up. we have called for an— pay for the clean—up. we have called for an end _ pay for the clean—up. we have called for an end for sewage dumping and today— for an end for sewage dumping and today we _ for an end for sewage dumping and today we are calling for blue flag status _ today we are calling for blue flag status. we have it for many beaches around _ status. we have it for many beaches around the _ status. we have it for many beaches around the country which is a guarantee _ around the country which is a guarantee

. >> another term they are using is united, back and spencer, mark and cindy henley lost her home ofs. >> we will get through it. we always do. 40 years we have been through a lot of things and we will get through this. >> reporter: despite the waters receding here there are still flood warnings from the national weather service for about a dozen waterways and they and missouri rivers, both ofi- which are still rising ns if that was not enough, they are still risks of storms this week. norah. >> norah: jonah kaplan, thank you for being there. for more in the storms and flooding and where that brutal heat wave is heading next, let's bring in cbs new york meteorologist vanessa. >> reporter: as you can see it's windy here, these were the winds of change, tropical storm force winds, but brought the humidity down here in new york city after a four-day heat wave, the weather here today pristine compared to what i know is being dealt with out west, let's talk about it. the unprecedented rain about a foot and a half of rain has led to the historic flooding, flood warnings are in effect throu

don henley, did solo thing and know went back to eagles.r say never, i will say i'm in a really good place right now and it is hard to predict the future. right now my eyes are set on the solo career down the road. >> brian: and controversy that i unveiled yesterday? you wrote a song about your wife, 5'9", what is the problem? >> she was taller than that. she was 5'10". if im00 being honest, i don't know if i knew my wife was 5'10" until i got home that afternoon. >> ainsley: do you have kids yet? >> three kids. >> ainsley: are they all tall? >> they are pretty tall. >> brian: and he never misses a kid event. >> i don't know about never, i try to make all i can. we had a great show going outside. >> brian: dana perino loves country music and you. tell tyler and us what you have coming up on your show. >> dana: i would love to, i'm a huge fan and i love summer fridays at fox. you sound so good out there. where were you when the democratic presidential candidate fell apart minute 13 in 2024? the white house insisted president biden runs circl

there's also been a visit to macclesfield in cheshire, and a couple of spots in 0xfordshire, as well, henleyto this geography are the opinion polls. here is how one leading political scientist describes them at the moment: now, let's be clear, not a vote has yet been cast, polls suggest things, they don't predict things, but there is huge concern among conservatives about them. and also about nigel farage, the leader of reform uk. what should the conservatives do about him? well, one former cabinet minister, suella braverman, suggesting the tories must embrace nigel farage, welcome him into the fold. here is the view of the prime minister on this topic in a bbc interview here on bbc one this evening. isn't your problem that many conservatives think he's more of a conservative than you are? well, at the end of the day, onjuly 5th, there is only going to be one person that is prime minister. it's keir starmer... but i'm asking about nigel farage. and i'm answering your question. so, the choice for everybody, there there's only going to be one of two people as prime minister — keir starmer or m

concerns have been raised about high levels of e.coli in the river thames ahead of next week�*s henley all the time. this is the rain we are expecting to accumulate over the next five days. wettest of all across the north and the west of the uk, but further south just these pale blue colours. actually not huge amounts of rain getting down into the south of the country. now for saturday. there is some rain on the way courtesy of this rather weak frontal system, so that willjust bring a zone of cloud and some mostly light and patchy rain across parts of wales and into northern england. to the north of that northern ireland, southern and central scotland seeing some sunny skies developing. northern scotland breezy with some showers. best of the sunshine across the south and the south east of england, where we will see some warmer air returning just for a time. 25 degrees there in london. cooler further north and west, 16 for glasgow, 17 for belfast and through saturday night. this zone of cloud and mostly light and patchy rain will sink further southwards, clear skies following on behind,

yeah, rishi sunak was in henley in oxfordshire, of all places, the other day, which has been a conservativeeat for about a trillion years. and that was another amazing moment, wasn't it, with the photo bomb of the lib dems down? yes. yes, it certainly was. yeah. no, quite. and you know, the fact that the lib dems were there and the prime minister was there, these places are picked carefully. the time of the senior figures is precious and yeah, it tells you something about where they conclude the battlegrounds are. so i love it. laura wants people to send in intellectually, editorially interesting sightings of politicians. i want people to send in funny videos from the door bell cameras, because actually, much of this campaign is quite retro and old fashioned, i've been complaining about it. but one of the innovations that we didn't really have five years ago was door bell cameras. i reckon one up from a door bell camera would be some dashcam footage, you know, of a politician crossing the zebra crossing or crossing the pelican in front of you. 0r being caught speeding like ed davey was this

there's also been a visit to macclesfield in cheshire, and a couple of spots in oxfordshire, as well, henley, and also didcot and wantage. now, the backdrop to this geography are the opinion polls. here is how one leading political scientist describes them at the moment. now, let's be clear, not a vote has yet been cast, polls suggest things, they don't predict things, but there is huge concern among conservatives about them. conservatives about them, and also about nigel farage, the leader of reform uk. what should the conservatives do about him? well, one former cabinet minister, suella braverman, suggesting the tories must embrace nigel farage, welcome him into the fold. here is the view of the prime minister on this topic in a bbc interview here on bbc one this evening. isn't your problem that many conservatives think he's more of a conservative than you are? well, at the end of the day, onjuly the 5th, there is only going to be one person that is prime minister. it's keir starmer... but i'm asking about nigel farage. and i'm answering your question. so, the choice for everybody, there t

the lib dems�* deputy leader daisy cooper has been campaining in henley—on—thames in oxfordshire.hat there's been this absolute environmental catastrophe of raw sewage being pumped into our rivers and streams for far too long now. liberal democrats have been at the forefront of trying to call for an end to water sewage dumping for the last three years. we put out lots of incredibly bold proposals to tax the sewage companies so they can pay for the clear up. we've called for an end to sewage dumping, and today we are calling for blue flag status. we've had blue flag status for many of our beaches around the country, which is a guarantee to people that it's a safe place to swim. we think there should be the same for our rivers, as well. it’s a same for our rivers, as well. it's a little bit mid _ same for our rivers, as well. it's a little bit mid class, _ same for our rivers, as well. it's a little bit mid class, while - same for our rivers, as well. it's a little bit mid class, while swimming in the thames, but it's an indication of the quality of the water? h indication of the qu

henley. >> okay, so that that's interesting. fine. and then will you vote?id you weren't particularly sporty beforehand, but. >> and labour's divided frontbench goes nuclear, as angela rayner immediately contradicts this tough talk from sir keir starmer. >> the people of britain need to know that their leaders will keep them safe and we will. >> well, so can we actually trust labour with the nuclear deterrent? despite 12 frontbenchers voting to scrap it in 2016, kelvin mackenzie gives his unfiltered take shortly . but his unfiltered take shortly. but next, nigel farage sent shockwaves through westminster and the country. really by announcing that he's standing as announcing that he's standing as an mp in the general election. i speak to the man who stood aside for him to reform uk leader. it's richard tice , it's it's richard tice, it's unmissable and next. welcome back to patrick christys . tonight on gb news. still to come. kelvin mackenzie tackles labour's tax on private school fees. because, i mean, this is hilarious. by the way. but guardian reading par

benefit everyone and we've been leading the campaign to end the scandal of raw sewage dumping here in henleyocal residents know all about that. they know that the sewage dumping is bad for wildlife . they know that it's wildlife. they know that it's causing real problems with tourism as well, and people want tourism as well, and people want to see an end to this particular scandal . that's why today, scandal. that's why today, liberal democrats are announcing our plans to introduce a blue flag status to protect local rivers . rivers. >> now, turning to the news. you've heard a moment ago about nigel farage. he's fuelled speculation he'll stand as a reform uk candidate after saying he'll make an emergency general election announcement later. the party's honorary president has previously stated he would instead focus on getting donald trump re—elected as us president. mr farage has stood and failed seven times to gain election as an mp. you can watch that here on gb news at 4:00. friends and fans of rob burrow have paid tribute to the unassuming lad with a superhero origin story following his

henley and marlow river action group tested the water 27 times between 23 may and 25june.rlos alcaraz, at queen's and heads to the tournament number 29 in the world. jack went to school in surrey, where his mum is a tennis coach. she says he's going from strength to strength. he's been selected for the olympics, he's become british number one, he's won his first atp tour event, and he beat alcaraz — all in the space of a few days. so, yeah, pretty full—on. you know, obviously, i want him to play well, i want him to enjoy the game. i want him to win, obviously, but you just never know what's going to happen. let's take a look at the tubes. all line still running well. now weather with kate kinsella. it's certainly feeling a little fresher this morning compared to this time yesterday. we've lost the humidity. we still have the sunshine, though. this was first thing — sunrise across the city of london with little cloud around. we've got quite a breezy start, but the wind will fall a little lighter through the day. cloud bubbling up, but still some lengthy spells of sunshine a

nigel henley for the green party okay.ole malone, your greatest britain. please mine is doctor michael mosley, who very tragically was found dead on the greek island of simi at the weekend after losing his way on a walk in searing heat. >> it's so sad. he very nearly made it back to his resort. but didn't hearts go out to his wife and his his four kids? you know, he achieved much in his life. mosley. he undoubtedly saved millions of lives himself by changing the way millions of people eat , it's. my changing the way millions of people eat, it's. my heart goes out to his wife, claire. >> benjamin . >> benjamin. >> benjamin. >> my greatest. britain's honorary are the israeli defence forces who managed to bring back four hostages. and the video of it is quite extraordinary of them taking on under hamas gunfire in gaza to save those four lives. and it was an al jazeera freelance journalist and a doctor who was hiding through those hostages. okay, aman, i'm going forward on this time. >> i think my greatest britain is an honora

mean, you know, every day you suddenly told places that you've known for years and to the idea that henleyk that someone died of e coli, the first one of the recent thing. it can be a fiendish, horrible illness created by this. yeah. and you remember a few years ago when it was that guy that swam the whole length of the thames as a. >> oh, yeah. i can't remember his name. >> a comedian, nice guy. and he was ill afterwards. and people said, oh, how strange, i'm sure the river thames is all right. no, it's not all right. >> well, eastenders have got a painted blue at the moment, haven't they? williams yeah, i think it was williams. yeah, that's just it. >> yeah . just disgraceful. yeah. >> yeah. just disgraceful. yeah. >> yeah. just disgraceful. yeah. >> disgraceful. well listen, don't forget gb news will be live in essex on election night as michelle dewberry and patrick christys host our exclusive coverage as the polls draw to a close. it's going to be very exciting. so if you want to be part of our live audience in essex with patrick and michelle, then apply. now. either you can scan the

there's a report out from henley and partners this week saying the uk is set to lose 9.5 million millionairesear, second only to china because they are so fearful about the incoming labour government. >> that's just nonsense. what's nonsense? the idea that it's like, you know, there are some private schools that closed. they tried to sell its labour's vat on school fees plans, even though , you know, i think though, you know, i think hundreds of private schools have closed in the last 14 years. how much people are leaving? sorry, people aren't leaving this country because they think labour will put their taxes up. people that have big investments and big money have been far more likely to leave the country , likely to leave the country, because it's not a worthwhile place to invest in businesses . place to invest in businesses. it's been a poor environment, and liz truss was the epitome of that. >> you might be right, but if, if no millionaire or more importantly, billionaire, because there are quite a lot of millionaires , but no billionaire millionaires, but no billionaire is going to stop

thatjuxtaposed with the pictures on yesterday, and i think you were on the boat that was sailing past in henley say to every single person around country who has an experience of being a carer, they do it through an enormous abundance of love, but flipping heck, is it a toughjob to do. many love, but flipping heck, is it a tough job to do. many people know what that experience is like. every single member of parliament in the last four and a half years will have had some very distressing cases off older or disabled people not receiving the care that they desperately need as a consequence of that. this issue cannot be ignored any more. the liberal democrats are putting it front and centre of our campaign and throwing down the gauntlet to every other political party to come up with some good ideas too. daisy cooper, thank you very much. you can see thejenga bricks, looks like a blue war, being knocked down there on a campaign visit by liberal democrat leader ed davey. we already know that 133 now former mps are not going to stand again. it feels like there is a real changing of the guard. what is

thank you chris christopher hope there in henley on thames. you any time. of course, have a good day. there by the river. the rowing boats behind him. >> well, what do you think? send us your views and post your comments. and do you want to see nigel farage throw his happening? it would be for an eighth time. he's lost seven, seven times previously, and of course , landscape now though. course, landscape now though. >> yeah of course, of course world. >> he did say in that statement last week that he wanted to spend a lot of time in the united states with donald trump. he's really believes in donald trump. if he gets elected to parliament, he won't be doing much spending much time with donald trump, will he? >> no, let me see what you have been saying here, i know that obviously you get you're all invested in nigel's political journey. not all of you. most of you are . so patricia said if you are. so patricia said if nigel stands for the tories , so nigel stands for the tories, so if, folks, if nigel stands for tories, where where are you? oh

, secure seeds.— ministers in seats like henley, secure seeds. : , . secure seeds.nk you for watching. goodbye. rishi sunak's hoping another cut in national insurance, and the eventual abolition of the tax for the self—employed, will change tory fortunes. we will enable working people to keep more of the money that you earn, because you have earned it and have the right to choose what you spend it on. we'll report from the tory seat of aldershot on how the manifesto's gone down. i have to hear what others offer, and mull over the real meaning of what rishi sunak is saying, before deciding. also on the programme — president biden's son hunter could face jail, found guilty on weapons charges.

we with him in henley, he goes to seats where you wouldn't expect him to lose. and why is that?doning the north in this very defensive conservative campaign ? conservative campaign? >> well, he's been, i believe , >> well, he's been, i believe, to accrington i think he's been to accrington i think he's been to bury to the most marginal conservative seats in the country , and of course, he spent country, and of course, he spent a lot of time in the north, not least because he is a northern mp. this is a really difficult campaign for the conservative party. but what i would say to your gb news viewers is that, your gb news viewers is that, you know, the polls i don't feel will be evenly reflected across the country. and it feels to me as i go round and talk to northern colleagues, that actually northern voters who voted for the first time ever, in many cases conservative, are probably more likely than some others to back us. i could take you out of my front door if you wanted to lose control of the show, i would take you on a camera tour of darwin to see the £120 million that's be

nicola france , a self—employed nicola france, a self—employed interviewer from henley on thames, and, this is fantastic . you're all from all across the country. who should we start with? nicola, let's start with you. ladies first, nicola, what did you make of what you heard from sir keir. >> it's terrifying. there's absolutely no detail, it's quite frightening. if anything , it frightening. if anything, it makes me more nervous. i think beth rigby, hit the nail on the head when she said. what are you trying to hide, you know , trying to hide, you know, they've talked very clearly about taxes. they're not going to increase, but there's been no mention of the taxes. they are going to increase. you know , we going to increase. you know, we all know we're bankrupt. we all know that whoever's in charge is going to have to raise taxes. so where is that money going to have to come from , so it was have to come from, so it was very light on detail and huge policy areas, and absolutely no mention of that will have huge ramifications for the future of the country. you know, things like net ze