howard cox there. you are watching the context on bbc news. hello there. these records broken by a tenth of a degree or so. this year we beat the previous record by nine tenths of a degree celsius. and scientists at the met office tell us that the likelihood of beating the previous record had doubled as a result of the emissions of greenhouse gases in recent decades, and if we carry on like this, junes like the one just gone will come round once every two years by the time we're into the 1950s. now, today's been a very showery kind of day. some heavy deluges, some thunderstorms rumbling away across parts of the midlands, parts of northern england as well. and we've got more of those showers to come overnight as well. now, some lengthy spells of rain push southwards across scotland, reaching the central belt by dawn. some showers for northern ireland. and we'll start to see an area of rain move back in across parts of south—west england and southern wales as well. 0n into the forecast for tuesday. well, it is going to be an unsettled day as these two weathe

and there's only one person, howard cox , who will do that. howard cox, who will do that.nyone seen the tory mayoral candidate here today who apparently is against ulez? no there's no sign of susan hall here. martin well, richard tice , thank you very much for joining a very lively debate that who's in that that i think who's in that coffin, the way, is, that coffin, by the way, is, is that the electoral of the the electoral hopes of the conservative party or in the coffin? >> i think what should be in the coffin is ulez the whole of ulez , the expansion the existing , the expansion and the existing ulez should that coffin. ulez should go in that coffin. >> martin richard tice, thank you very much for joining us from the bbc broadcasting house. >> excellent >> thank you. excellent interview. okay, interview. love that. okay, let's now to the former let's speak now to the former editor of labourlist, peter edwards. peter, so there's been a huge fallout about ulez , a a huge fallout about ulez, a seat in uxbridge. the labour party thought they really should have won, but whe

mayor howard cox be?nding the because you are standing for the reform party. the conservatives have narrowed it down to two moss hussein and susan. susan hall i can never remember. this is the problem right? hall i can never remember. this is the problem right ? london is the problem right? london mayor be a big mayor needs to be a big character that you instantly know you could be that person. howard thank you. beverly i for 50 years i voted tory and they're very cross with you for not standing for them. you do know that. >> yes, i know very much indeed. but equally, i've had lots of whatsapp messages from senior tories saying, well done, go for it, particularly with it, etcetera, particularly with the the watch the guarding of the pump watch and the. but really, is there anyone with actually a track record? i'm sorry, it sounds big headed. i'm blowing my trumpet, but going do it. go for but i'm going to do it. go for it. in last 13 years, i've it. in the last 13 years, i've stopped £200 billion of stopp

well, joining me now to discuss this is howard cox, founder of fairfield, uk, who was at the high court mayoral election for the reform party. so, howard, good evening to you. thanks for joining us. first of all, tell us a bit about happened in us a bit about what happened in court the drama that court today and the drama that unfolded . hello martin. unfolded. hello martin. >> it's nice to be on your show. thank you very much. well, it's interesting when you think about it, this is a major judicial it, this is a majorjudicial review and it only took eight hours, two hours each morning and hours each afternoon for and two hours each afternoon for hours. and it's a bit like watching paint dry. there's a lot of procedural aspects being debated there on both sides debated in there on both sides of the case. and there was a lot of the case. and there was a lot of things missing as far as i'm concerned. but this is about whether he's process of actually making the decision of actually making the decision of actually making the decision of actually making the ulez extension, being introduced

howard cox, thank you very much. really good to talk to you. that's howard cox from fairfield, uk.fairfield, uk. now, as southern europe more wildfires, europe is hit by more wildfires, there's warning britain there's a warning the britain could face same problems in could face the same problems in years stay tuned. i'm years to come. stay tuned. i'm nana britain's nana akua on gb news britain's news as. good afternoon. >> if you've just tuned in, welcome on board. it's just coming up to 26 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. i'm nana akua now . i have the latest akua now. i have the latest though on the natwest banking scandal. as pressure mounts for more heads to roll over the treatment of nigel farage. and then later this hour, we'll discuss whether all residential roads should have a 20 mile per hour speed limit. seems like madness. but as more of europe is hit by wildfires, they're a stark warning from the met office says that 40 office that it says that 40 degrees temperatures, summers, droughts and downpours the uk droughts and downpours in the uk will increase in both freq

> richard , obviously for the >> richard, obviously for the london mayoral election, you've got howard coxte who sort of the ultimate defender of the of the motorists , but who's been doing it for many , many years. obviously the many, many years. obviously the london mayoral election next year for the first time, like the uxbridge by—election, is going to be done on first past the post. didn't the uxbridge by—election show that if people want to beat sadiq khan and they want to beat sadiq khan and they want to beat sadiq khan and they want to stop the expansion of ulez and all the rest of it, the only way of doing that is by voting conservative. >> no, no, not at all. because we didn't stand a candidate in uxbridge. what it shows is that actually what motorists want, what our candidate, howard cox, the ultimate campaigner on behalf of motorists for over a decade, motorists support what andindeed decade, motorists support what and indeed londoners uxbridge voters support what howard cox stands for, which is to scrap not only the expansion, but actually the existing ulez, which again, is a

i can now speak with the founder of fairfield, uk, howard cox. want to see the back of this ulez expansion. >> yes, i attended the ruling that was made yesterday at and quite honestly, when i listened to the judge actually dismissed three of the claims from the borough councils, the five borough councils, the five borough councils, the five borough councils that she brought this judicial review . brought this judicial review. >> he dismissed them completely . i was absolutely sick to the pit of my stomach. i could not believe what we were hearing. and i have to say i must blame the conservative borough councillors for not having teeth in their their with their in their in their with their barristers spoke. attended barristers spoke. i attended the actual court case a few weeks back and fundamentally back as well. and fundamentally the most important thing is in all of this is that they didn't get across that we must get across that and we must remember that judicial reviews are about the actual process of getting decision , not the getting to the

howard cox)u on look, thank you very, very much. it's show. howard cox says, the show.g to uxbridge to the news that in uxbridge and south johnson's south ruislip boris johnson's former seat, was expected by former seat, it was expected by many to labour didn't many to go labour and it didn't . went. stayed tory. why . it went. tory stayed tory. why because of ulez. and i think this will be a massive, massive issue at next general issue at the next general election and watch as well as a lot of the parties eat themselves when they themselves alive when they realise well realise it could well be a straight choice getting straight choice between getting elected not elected elected and not getting elected over their stance on ulez and that will affect whatever area you are in. but shortly before 5 pm, i will be debating whether or not, if you don't support black lives matter or other political causes like it is your bank account at risk of being closed? yeah. seriously it could well be. and later on we will take a further look at that bibby stockholm and barge and ask whet

it to howard cox from fairfueluk. tt was— to howard cox from fairfueluk.is is what he's trying to do. i this is what he's trying to do. t eaa-t— this is what he's trying to do. t eaa-t tttat— this is what he's trying to do. i can't think of— this is what he's trying to do. i can't think of an— this is what he's trying to do. i can't think of an alternative reasoa-wow— i can't think of an alternative reason you would. biotic. reason why you would. well, he tasr-t— reason why you would. well, he hasn't really, because nobody really it, really voted in support of it, actually, most people voted against he still is against it. but he still is going it anyway. and going ahead with it anyway. and as of things as regards some of the things that i don't think that you said, i don't think there is any real evidence. alan, is there really real evidence these help evidence that these zones help at at the last 40 at all? you look at the last 40 wears— at all? you look at the last 40 wears aat— at all? you look at the last 40 wears aat tte— at all? you look at the last

julie cook and howard cox, thank you both very much indeed. very very interesting. ou see this auction next week from the professionals to capnce from the professionals to caprice ? capnce? >> well , i've never seen a >> well, i've never seen a quarter of a million in my life. so simply, eamonn, i just. it so simply, eamonn, ijust. it just brings back a lot of nostalgia. and there was a much room in the back seat either. >> yeah, no, absolutely, mate. thank you very much indeed. appreciate it. >> thank you. and pictures are still coming in. >> graham and romsey has just sent a picture of parents, sent a picture of his parents, capn sent a picture of his parents, capri we're looking at capri and we do we're looking at them the inbox them all and actually, the inbox also gone crazy on that male also has gone crazy on that male versus female debate. i mean, if we ban the men from the road ad, who's going to fix my sink? he's going really tough going to do all the really tough jobs. to mend jobs. he's going to mend the roof. you know, father drive roof. you know, my fath

so joining me now is howard cox.eld, uk, the campaign for and he's also a campaign for a london mayoral campaign candidate. i think we'll do it that way around. i'm in trouble with my teeth. as i've got older. i've noficed teeth. as i've got older. i've noticed food gets stuck in them really easily. it's not good. it's not a good look. so so, howard, about this. howard, talk to me about this. this expansion , it this ulez expansion, is it actually needed? are we actually really needed? are we taking stats and are we taking correct stats and are we getting real, real proper figures about the air quality? is it necessary know we're being lied ? lied to? >> and i'm unfortunately one of the that is problem the things that is a problem with the conservatives actually brought case into judicial brought this case into judicial review today . review today. >> didn't present the >> they didn't present the argument well and they're argument very well and they're to blame . they've had seven to blame. they've had seven years in

let's bring in the founder of fairfield, uk— let's bring in the founder of fairfield, uk campaign, howard coxm delighted that at last the government will be introducing— the government will be introducing pump watch . v433“ introducing pump watch. yeah. and introducing pump watch. yeah. krf tref— introducing pump watch. yeah. and just explain— introducing pump watch. yeah. and just explain to— introducing pump watch. yeah. and just explain to us how pump watch will work, howard, because they already do something similar, don't they? in northern ireland? yeah. mean what they do is that they ask every garage in northern ireland to actually sendin northern ireland to actually send in their daily prices on the forecourts to a central independent body which is accessible on a website for drivers to access to find out where the cheapest petrol and diesel are. but in this country we've got a thing called petrol pnces we've got a thing called petrol prices .com, which is updated by us, the consumer. so yeah , it us, the consumer. so yeah, it is, it is quite reliable , i have is, it is quite reliable,

we're going to have howard cox from fairfield, uk. he was in court yesterday.pping off to the petrol. >> tesco supermarket >> one tesco supermarket charging £0.15 litre more than charging £0.15 a litre more than another 40 another tesco supermarket 40 miles we're miles away. also we're talking about dementia fiona about dementia because fiona phillips has given a very brave interview the daily interview to the daily mirror. she's the presenter revealing she's the tv presenter revealing that she was diagnosed with alzheimer's months ago. only alzheimer's 18 months ago. only 60 young , very young. 60 far too young, very young. and of course it killed her parents. >> awful. awful. and we're going to have some beautiful pictures from scotland. cameron is from scotland. cameron walker is there the king and queen there with the king and queen this morning. they've got a big celebratory week. hollywood week, of course, up in scotland. so going talking to so we're going to be talking to cameron there. it's the cameron up there. it's the scottish coronation and we'll be

you know, you've seen the success of people like howard cox as well.e . so maybe this campaigning issue. so maybe this is the of thing now. is the sort of new thing now. >> timing of it >> yeah, the timing of it is really interesting, it, really interesting, isn't it, because green because there are so many green issues the moment. issues at play at the moment. we've got review of the low we've got the review of the low traffic at the traffic neighbourhoods at the moment and then that letter from 43 tory mps asking the pm to delay the ban on petrol and diesel cars. yes, although he said so far that he won't do that. >> but it is true, you know, we've passed these laws and they're supposed to focus minds and we hope that they will focus minds. but is the technology there yet ? are we actually going there yet? are we actually going to be able to get to that point or should we have given ourselves a little bit more wiggle room just, you know, a few extra years, you know, 20, 35 with the eu is the 35 in line with the eu is the big problem is that we make a