doctor hopkinson, it's a forceful argument _ education.t's a forceful argument being made - education. doctor hopkinson, it's a forceful argument being made by l forceful argument being made by simon. one i'm sure you've heard before. can you lay out your reason is that you support clearly rishi sunak�*s plans? is that you support clearly rishi sunak's plans?— is that you support clearly rishi sunak's plans? well, there's a lot to unick sunak's plans? well, there's a lot to unpick there. _ sunak's plans? well, there's a lot to unpick there. in _ sunak's plans? well, there's a lot to unpick there. in terms - sunak's plans? well, there's a lot to unpick there. in terms of - to unpick there. in terms of evidence, _ to unpick there. in terms of evidence, raised the age of sail cigarettes from 16 to 18 in 2007 and i cigarettes from 16 to 18 in 2007 and i was _ cigarettes from 16 to 18 in 2007 and i was in _ cigarettes from 16 to 18 in 2007 and i was in honest immediate 30% fall in smoking — i was in honest immediate 30% fall in smoking among se

joining me live is lung specialist dr nick hopkinson — professor of respiratory medicine at imperial to have you both with us. simon, what do you make of the prime minister's plans? i simon, what do you make of the prime minister's plans?— minister's plans? i think it's a fairly cynical _ minister's plans? i think it's a fairly cynical pre-election - minister's plans? i think it's a i fairly cynical pre-election stunt. fairly cynical pre—election stunt. rishi had to come out, pull a couple of

speaking a little while ago, the chief fire officer at bedfordshire fire and rescue services andy hopkinsonfternoon. airport would not resume untilthis afternoon. ~ �* ., ., , ., afternoon. we've had no reports of any injuries — afternoon. we've had no reports of any injuries to _ afternoon. we've had no reports of any injuries to the _ afternoon. we've had no reports of any injuries to the public _ afternoon. we've had no reports of any injuries to the public stopped l any injuries to the public stopped four of my firefighters were treated from mild smoke inhalation but they have all been discharged and a fifth member of the airport team was also treated but they are all fine. as you can see, it's a very large building but we have been able to protect a number of vehicles within the building itself. 0bviously, protect a number of vehicles within the building itself. obviously, the airport has suspended flights and we are not expecting the flights to resume until at least 3pm this afternoon. would advise that any travellers affected should contact their airline but anyone with a car in any

speaking in the past hour, the chief fire officer at bedfordshire fire and rescue service, andy hopkinsonpublic. four of my firefighters were were treated for mild smoke inhalation but they've all been discharged and a fifth member of the airport team was also treated. but they're all fine. so as you can see, you know, it's a very large building. and, you know, we have been able to protect a number of vehicles within the building itself. obviously the airport has suspended flights and we're not expecting the flights to resume until at least 3pm this afternoon. i would advise that any travellers affected should contact their airline, but anyone with a car in any of these car parks should check the luton airport website about what to do. but our focus is very much trying to get the airport reopened as quickly as possible. it's very much been a multi—agency response and i'd really like to pay tribute to my blue light partners and local resilience forum partners who have worked tirelessly through the night. but i'd like to pay a particular tribute to the firefighters who've been working on sc

ben hopkinson , welcome to you ben hopkinson, welcome to you both.t the land can be sold off. would you like to explain that? yes. >> i mean, this has been a sorry saga, really from the start, michael. >> i mean, the cost overruns, i think initially the budget for the entirety of hs2 was about 30 billion. my own think tank said we think it might cost as much as 80 billion or even we at the free market institute of economic affairs understated the overrun in this budget. so the mission now , with it effectively mission now, with it effectively being cancelled , or rather the being cancelled, or rather the extension of it being cancelled from birmingham, recoup everything we can for the taxpayer. we're not going to be able to make up all of the losses, but anything we can in some sort of fire sale from the acquired assets should be done. i would just say, on the land. i mean, you're right, it would effectively be salted if it was sold off and developed the hs2 to those who which it is, a to for those who which it is, a dream will never able to live dre

an andrew hopkinson chief fire officer for bedfordshire fire and rescue, said up to 1500 vehicles wered inside the car park at the time of the fire. you're with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> good morning, i'm christopher hope and welcome to the camilla tominey show i'm planting while camilla is away. it's been a huge and devastating week in the middle east and we'll be reflecting that in the show today . i'll reflecting that in the show today. i'll be reflecting that in the show today . i'll be joined by both today. i'll be joined by both the secretary james the foreign secretary james cleverly the shadow foreign cleverly and the shadow foreign secretary, labour's david lammy, to discuss what they think the uk's response should to be the war. now as israel's army prepares for a ground invasion of gaza, i'll be speaking to a representative of the israeli defence force left tenant colonel peter lerner , israeli's colonel peter lerner, israeli's ambass

chief fire officer for the bedfordshire fire service, andrew hopkinson, says travellers should check very much focussed on getting a hand over in terms of ba.2 and getting this airport open as quickly as we can and we hope to do that. >> in terms of advice for travellers as it remains the airport flights are not going to resume until 3 pm. at the earliest . if you are scheduled earliest. if you are scheduled to have a flight before then, then the advice is not to travel to the airport but to check with your all travellers to check with their airline and the shadow education secretary says a labour government would tackle the chronic cultural problems with maths. >> the party will outline plans to boost maths teaching in primary schools and encourage stronger lifelong numeracy . stronger lifelong numeracy. children would be shown how numeracy is used in the world around them , like through around them, like through household budgeting. current exchange rates and cooking recipes . last week the prime recipes. last week the prime minister said he would make maths compulsory for the age

and the chief fire officer for bedfordshire fire services, andrew hopkinson , says andrew hopkinson,s travellers should check their plans with their airlines. >> we are very much focussed on getting a hand over in terms of ba.2 and getting this airport open as quickly as we can and we hope to do that. >> in terms of advice for travellers , it remains if the travellers, it remains if the airport flights are not going to resume until 3 pm. at the earliest . if you are scheduled earliest. if you are scheduled to have a flight before then, then the advice is not to travel to the airport , but to check to the airport, but to check with your all travellers to check with their airline . check with their airline. >> the shadow health secretary says the labour government would turn the nhs on its head during the last day of the conference in liverpool . wes streeting in liverpool. wes streeting argues that reform is more important than pouring money into a health system that isn't working. he warned that the nhs faces bankruptcy unless it's overhauled and set out plans to shift its focus from