it _ out for, iain? it is a very fair links test. it is _ out for, iain?eener than we are anticipating, because there has been some rain, so that has softened it up a little bit. it has made the rough little more volatile and so players who miss fairways could be penalised more than they were thinking. i think it is likely to be a heavyweight contest, the likes of mcilroy, cameron smith, would not be great they were dueling on sunday? ian carter, thank you very much indeed. ., ., , ., let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. novak djokovic has been fined £6,000 for smashing his racquet into the net post during his wimbledon final defeat to carlos alcaraz. djokovic was beaten in five sets by the spaniard — his first loss on centre court in a decade. wimbledon boys' champion henry searle could be "fast—tracked" into senior tournaments after his success at the all england club. the 17—year—old became the first british boys winner 61 years. yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen have won their first world championship med

do you think if someone iain duncan smith someone like iain duncan smith is the tories have is saying problems, then he's elections are dicey? are looking pretty dicey? >> oh, 100% agree with him. i think the conservative think that the conservative party destroying think that the conservative party we destroying think that the conservative party we neveriestroying think that the conservative party we never woulding think that the conservative party we never would have itself. we never would have imagined 2019, but imagined this back in 2019, but you what sow in the you reap what you sow in the end. and i start to think that maybe peter hitchens was right all maybe the all along. maybe the conservative does need to conservative party does need to be order make be destroyed in order to make way another right wing way for another right wing party. knows? but they party. but who knows? but they are heavily are going to get heavily punished next year so. punished in the next year or so. >> iain duncan smith, though, is saying that there are people who saying that there are people who say

joining me now is our golf correspondent iain carter. hello, iain.r this morning. it has been a good day for low scoring so far today, even though many of the hole locations have been rather challenging. certainly in the morning the breeze was down the course, the course was soft and some players took real advantage. tyrrell hatton went on to an eight under par, a 62, and that took him into a share of the lead. the overnight leader isjust about share of the lead. the overnight leader is just about to get a second run under way. some really good scoring. scottie scheffler went round in 65. that took to seven under par. padraig harrington, 51 years old, round in 66. he thinks he is hitting the ball as well as he has ever done in his career and feels that if he can have a big week this week and next week at the open he can thrust himself into the ryder cup picture for the match come september. rory mcilroy has just tee'd off. he had a pretty good start yesterday. yes, a six under par 64 yesterday for him. a beautiful drive down the first, an excellent a

iain watson, bbc news.somerton and from chi chi izundu in uxbridge, but first, let's go to tim iredale, the bbc�*s political editor for yorkshire, who is in selby. well, i'm on the hallowed turf of selby town football club, where until a few months ago, there were quite a few people on the pitch, most of them labour party activists, who thought it was all over. and for the conservatives here, it is for now. 20,000 tory majority overturned. and a buoyant keir starmer arrived here in the past hour, where he congratulated his newest mp, the youngest mp who will sit in the house of commons, 25—year—old keir mather. the labour leader will be hoping that a win here proves that labour can perhaps take back any of those seats labour loss to the conservatives in the 2019 general election across the north of england, the so—called red wall seats. as for the issues here, there wasn't one particular issue that won it for labour. they were talking about the things everyone is talking about the things everyone is talking

iain watson re ”ortin.ve against russia is not progressing as quickly as hoped. general oleksandr syrski said that rapid results were "practically impossible" because of well—prepared russian defences. kyiv said yesterday that since it launched its counter—offensive in earlyjune, it has taken back more than 81 square miles of land, but russia still holds vast swathes of territory following its full—scale invasion last february. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports from eastern ukraine. the bloody battle for bakhmut isn't over. the city is now held by the russians, but we travelled with ukrainian forces who are trying to take it back. their advance is still slow and meeting resistance. again. alex tells me the situation is tense. "as you see", he says, "the enemy's firing at our position". they try to fire back with their finnish—supplied mortar, but even western weapons can occasionally malfunction. that was a russian shell landing. their positions are just about three kilometres away from her

our golf correspondent iain carter says it was perfect preparation for the northern irishman. his best win outside the majors and there have been plenty of them in a glorious career. ok, he has not won a major for nine years, but imagine if he hadn't won yesterday, another instance of taking a third round lead into the final round. it was very, very windy. he needed to birdie the last two holes, in either one of the best shots of his career to set up the winning birdie on the 18th after brilliant tee shot into the par—317th. it's perfect for him in terms of stoking confidence ahead of the open championship this week. elsewhere, arsenal boss mikel arteta believes his new big money signing declan rice can be the lighthouse that makes the gunners shine. rice completed his move from west ham in a deal that could rise to £105 million and joined the team's preseason tour of the usa. he was restricted to bike work in washington ahead of arsenal's friendly against wayne rooney's mls all—stars on wednesday. i think every signing we have made brings a special thing to the team. declan i

when ever this china issue up, iain duncan issue comes up, iain duncan smith up and talks about smithbout it, 1 or 2 others do the same. they found themselves now being banned from visiting hong kong or china . their families banned or china. their families banned to. and why? oh why? luke de pulford are there so few members of parliament talking about this? >> well, i want to make you feel a bit better about that because the report that was issued today was a parliamentary report, and i think it represents the consensus of parliament that there are very few people who still want uncritical engagement. it's a tiny little corner of parliament now. they are obsolete. those guys. it's not hawks and doves , not so much hawks and doves, it's wishful it's realists and wishful thinkers and mps don't want to be wishful thinkers. but be the wishful thinkers. but you're , having had these you're right, having had these sanctions imposed on a number of politicians , the others know politicians, the others know that that kind of thing, that sort of tit for tat, might face them if they are to stan

and as our golf correspodent iain carter reports, its all perfect preparation for mcilroy with the openthe final round in those conditions really was one there was already in his history reason for confidence given that his one open victory came in 2014 but now this victory behind him, and the knowledge that when he won his last major which was also in 2014, at the pga championship, he won the week before so he knows it's possible to go back back for titles. having said that, this state —— stokes expectation. as we know, he hasn't won one third nine years so how does he deal with that expectation? how does he deal with the attention he has now generated with his victory? that is one of the biggest questions. with just one week to go in the tour de france, defending championjonas vingegaard still has a ten second lead over rival tadej pogarcer. this is how the top eight looks, britain's adam yates has moved up to fourth as he looks to claim his first grand tour podium place. stage 15 was won by wout poels by more than two minutes. it was the dutchman's first tour de france stage victory.

. >> iain >> and iain duncan smith now saying letting the saying you're letting the chinese in throughine if in through the back saying you're letting the chine if ithink ugh the back saying you're letting the chineif ithinkugithee back saying you're letting the chine if ithink ugithe end :k saying you're letting the chine if ithink ugithe end that door. if i think in the end that ban new petrol and diesel ban on new petrol and diesel cars will go from 2030 cars in the uk will go from 2030 to 2035 at least, okay. well, let's head back to scotland now because tony mcguire, our scotland reporter, is waiting for us there grangemouth in for us there at grangemouth in scott, one of the six remaining oil refineries the and oil refineries in the uk. and interestingly, even though we had announcement had the announcement of the drilling nothing drilling licences, nothing said in the rosebank oil in detail about the rosebank oil field, which would be huge up there. course . there. of course. >> yes, that's correct. mark certainly. rishi sunak was keen to distance himself from making any snap ju

it was in a very small london theatre, a two—hander with iain glen, and a really exposing role both physicallyeel like a risk? it felt like an amazing chance. it felt like i was back in sydney and i think i've approached my whole career this way. i feel like i've just come out of, you know, the phillip street theatre, and i'm like, "oh, wow, this is a great, great chance. "yeah, let's try this", because i don't overthink stuff until i'm in it, and then i'm like, "yikes! what have i done? i've got to run for the hills." erm, and by then, you're not allowed out, and i'm sort of well known now for going, "i've got to get out of this. i'm not going to be able to deliverfor you. help, help, help." but it was 17 years, i think, until you were back on stage with photograph 51, also in london. why have you not done more theatre, do you think? erm, i'm a mother, and it's very difficult as a mother, i find, to do the eight shows a week and to not be there at bedtime. that was... that's been a big... when i did photograph 51, it was a big commitment for me to come to london, move my family to london. my

iain watson, bbc news. parliament for lichfield where hejoins me from now. welcome. thank you for being with us. two huge losses for the conservative party. how bad is it do you think? conservative party. how bad is it do ou think? ~ , ., ., you think? well, is not good and i exected you think? well, is not good and i exnected it _ you think? well, is not good and i exnected it to _ you think? well, is not good and i expected it to be _ you think? well, is not good and i expected it to be worse, - you think? well, is not good and i expected it to be worse, i - expected it to be worse, i anticipated we would lose all three which wouldn't have been that surprising to be honest with you giving at the national opinion polls. and also bearing in mind that we are in government and by—elections are always a time to protest. at by-elections are always a time to rotest. �* ., ., , ., , , protest. a town to protest but certainly in — protest. a town to protest but certainly in selby _ protest. a town to protest but c

our golf correspodent iain carter says macintyre could barely have done any more for victory. 64 in the and certainly one of the shots of the year at the team from robert mcintyre into the wind to knock it to three feet to make the bertie for the end to make it a 64 and set the target of a 14 under par. rory mcilroy really did pull something out of the hat there. he battled hard around the wind howling across the course and he needed to birdie the last two holes to win what was his first victory in scotland and his career. he came up with a superb shot at the 17 and then a brilliant 2—iron from over 200 yards to set up a winning birdie. a real grandstand finish that sets up the week at the open championship that is coming up absolutely perfectly. you championship that is coming up absolutely perfectly.— championship that is coming up absolutely perfectly. you lead me to m next absolutely perfectly. you lead me to my next question — absolutely perfectly. you lead me to my next question how— absolutely perfectly. you lead me to my next question how significant - absolutely perfectly. you

our golf correspodent iain carter reflects on how mcilroy chased down macintyre. 64 in the final roundnock it to three feet to make the birdie for the end to make it a 64 and set the target of 1a under par. rory mcilroy really did pull something out of the hat there. he battled hard around, the wind howling across the course and he needed to birdie the last two holes to win what was his first victory in scotland in his career. he came up with a superb shot at the 17 and then a brilliant 2—iron from over 200 yards on the 18th to set up a winning birdie. a real grandstand finish that sets up the week at the open championship that is coming up absolutely perfectly. you've lead me to my next question how significant of a victory is it for rory mcilroy knots the timing, but the nature as well? he surely has to come here with confidence. there was already in his history reason for confidence given that he has one open victory came back in 2014, but with this victory now behind him and the knowledge that when he won his last major which was also in 2014 at the pga championship he won the week

katy austin, bbc news. 0ur political correspondent iain watson is at westminster. do you think the political implications of that decision could be?- political implications of that decision could be? ~ ., , ., decision could be? well, there was a leral decision could be? well, there was a legal ruling. — decision could be? well, there was a legal ruling. of _ decision could be? well, there was a legal ruling, of course, _ decision could be? well, there was a legal ruling, of course, today, - legal ruling, of course, today, clive, but certainly the conservatives believe that any court of public opinion, they have the that people do oppose the expansion of this zone, but we should remind people that it was the conservatives who introduced the initial scheme. but there is undoubtedly some divisions and differences within the labour party, so the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, says she doesn't think this is a time to club at london's car drivers, she and keir starmer have called on sadiq khan to reflect on his decision and think about ways to lessen its impact. but

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iain watson, bbc news. so a good night for the labour leader keir starmer — but not completely.ris mason. you have one big here but failed to win in london. that must give you the jitters. we that must give you the 'itters. we have a that must give you the jitters. - have a big win here. this is history in the making. never has a party overthrown a majority. we've done that. that is history in the making. 0bviously, that. that is history in the making. obviously, in relation to uxbridge, we knew it would be tough and didn't take it 97 when we had a landslide labour victory and that's the reason we didn't win there yesterday. we know that and have that on the doors. we have to reflect that including the mayor but there is no taking away from the history made here in selby today.— here in selby today. should the mansion _ here in selby today. should the mansion of— here in selby today. should the expansion of the _ here in selby today. should the expansion of the scheme - here in selby today. should the expansion of the scheme be - here in selby today. should the - expansion of th

but that's pretty appalling really. >> sir iain duncan smith there . >> sir iain duncan smith there.n cricket england, have beaten australia by 49 runs in the fifth ashes test to secure a 2—2 series draw. stuart broad got the fairytale finish he wanted by taking the last two wickets as he headed into retirement with a 49 run win. and that meant that ben stokes's side levelled the series all out . for 334 for you with gb news across the uk on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio and now even on your smart speaker by saying play gb news you're with . gb news crusade you're with. gb news crusade against woke bank stealing the right of law abiding citizens businesses or organisations to operate in the modern world. >> he insisted this was not a partisan project. the removal of bafic partisan project. the removal of basic civil liberties for one's opinions, no matter how unpopular or unpalatable to the liberal elite, should equally terrify the right and left of british politics. and over the weekend, we got proof of that as both sides of the highly divisive brexit divide came togeth

the letter, which is signed by several mps , including sir iain several mps, including sir iain duncan warns that the duncan smith, warns that the financial conduct authority may have inadvertently encouraged the culture within banking that led to nigel farage losing his coutts account . they say the fca coutts account. they say the fca should be investigated . the should be investigated. the pubuc should be investigated. the public has a right to camp in dartmoor national park, according to a ruling by the court of appeal . it comes after court of appeal. it comes after a high court judge previously ruled against granting people the right to pitch tents overnight without obtaining landowner's permission. farmers alexander and diana darwell brought a successful legal challenge against the dartmoor national park authority , arguing national park authority, arguing the camp has destroyed the environment . the camp has destroyed the environment. but the camp has destroyed the environment . but the park environment. but the park authority, however , asked appeal authority, however, asked a

posted an ad this week that was universally panned left right and center, not only for being variola iainalso for being a bad. the ad attacks trump for past statements which were apparently to supportive of the lgbtq+ community. this is in contrast ron desantis's record of unrelenting attacks on those same groups. desantis actually seemed to be bragging in this ad that his policies are set to threaten trans existence. >> in the future, transgender women compete in the miss universe. >> make america great again. >> psych! >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i can't think of anything more horrifying. >> it really has shut down drag. >> just produced some of the harshest, most draconian laws that threaten trans existence. >> congratulations, ron desantis! mission accomplished! you win! >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wait, wait. that is actually the at. we didn't alter that. someone who has been such a study the trump clone who has donated so much to try to appear -- desantis defended himself against the avalanche of criticism from the right, arguing that attacking trump for his previous acceptance of the lgbtq community is, quo

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iain, i know it took a reporter one phone call based upon that information on the third-party requestst that not only was the gentleman who was reportedly, allegedly requesting the website married to a woman, but that he had never made the request at all. is there no, kind, of backstop? is there no checks and balance system that exist to be able to make sure that a case like this cannot make it to the supreme court if it's not even true? >> well the checks and balances supposed to be the justice themselves, right? there is supposed to be legal doctrines that they follow because they are the law. and this, case because they are commanded by the constitution. you, know the justices, i read the new republic piece, which said that this particular person who filed the report was fake, or who filed the request is fake, but the justices knew that no one had approached this. if you read the supreme court briefs, you know nothing and the brief said that there was a real case here. they knew that they were deciding if a case, and they decided to do it anyways. the problem is, because of the high

if i were to get on here right now and i start talking like a top in my neighborhood and say like iaino are watching you right now and say, oh she is like that. i don't want as to think about for a moment, i wish we would do more is consider what people are saying as opposed to how they say it. some of the most intelligent people i know from my own neighborhood speak a certain way and you can easily write them off but if you paid attention to what they are saying, you would learn something yourself. so that duality is tough. it is hard, it's a challenge and that's something i dealt with personally. it's something i know a lot of black americans especially deal with on a daily basis. and i wanted to show these young people that, hey you deal with this. but at the end of the, day you define yourself. not from delta standards for what intelligence is. >> angie, thank you so much about looking for to this conversation for a very, very long time. andrew thomas is the author of today's velshi banned book club. they hate you give. i will continue the conversation with andrew thomas, the exten

it is coming just days after they seated new grandeur, iain just weeks before a decision is in fact expectedl of that, as we also just learned, and new mexico's top election official, when -- sometime in the past few months, georgia in michigan secretary of state have also spoken with officials from jackson's office in recent months as well. joining me now to talk more about, this msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos, danny, as always it's great to talk to about this stuff, when it comes specifically to the georgia probe, and the demands the former president's lawyers are actually making, what are the chances that they could succeed? >> this is a long shot. and that is not me saying. that that is trump's own attorneys and their petition to the georgia supreme court, in which they say, essentially, we realized that the supreme court will almost never granted position like this, but we think this petition is important enough. the rest of the petition is basically,, look we have abruptly three arguments why dani willis, her grand jury is improper. but the argument we are making in the lower cour

former conservative party leader sir iain duncan smith told camilla tominey the situation hasn't beenroperly handled by the broadcaster . the broadcaster. >> i don't quite know what they're doing. it's in a mess. clearly if you read the newspaper reports, you can see that the bbc has tried to play this from the beginning and this down from the beginning and it's not worked because it's exploded. they don't have any plan, any any inquiries that are taking place . they seem to be taking place. they seem to be a mess. and that's led to a whole series of reputational damage across the newspapers to the bbc. the bbc should act like everybody else does immediately suspend pending the suspend somebody pending the investigation, and that way it's clear. and then he can get on with it at this stage, try and do it quietly in behind the scenes. it never works because somebody has blown the gaff and they're it . they're in trouble over it. >> more than 1000 people have crossed the channel on small boats over the past two days. the home office says over 600 people were intercept ated on friday and

i i left when ian duncan smith became leader because iain duncan smith , when he was in his original , he was very right wing. form, he was very right wing. and actually very difficult with john major. and so on. and suddenly he sort of decided he's sniffs the air, feels where the wind is blowing and suddenly becomes some sort of liberal sort of, you know , charmer. and sort of, you know, charmer. and i just i sort of, you know, charmer. and ijust i can't sort of, you know, charmer. and i just i can't bear people like that. and i and also, it's a terrible thing. cut my tongue out. he's not very bright, is he 7 out. he's not very bright, is he ? i mean, when he was doing the pensions job, i don't think he understood it. and i, by the way, don't claim to be brilliantly bright, but i was bright enough, for instance, i don't know, to take things like the police and criminal evidence act, a major reform of criminal procedure through parliament. every key clause of it debated fully . and you know, it's fully. and you know, it's i understood it , fully. and you know, it's i understood it, b

i i left when ian duncan smith became leader because iain duncan smith , when he was in his originalrm , he was very right wing. form, he was very right wing. and actually very difficult with john major. and so on. and suddenly he sort of decided he's sniffs the air, feels where the wind is blowing and suddenly becomes some sort of liberal sort of, you know , charmer. and sort of, you know, charmer. and i just i sort of, you know, charmer. and ijust i can't sort of, you know, charmer. and i just i can't bear people like that. and i and also, it's a terrible thing. cut my tongue out. he's not very bright, is he 7 out. he's not very bright, is he ? i mean, when he was doing the pensions job, i don't think he understood it. and i, by the way, don't claim to be brilliantly bright, but i was bright enough, for instance, i don't know, to take things like the police and criminal evidence act, a major reform of criminal procedure through parliament. every key clause of it debated fully . and you know, it's fully. and you know, it's i understood it , fully. and you know, it's i understood it,

one of those who signed the letter was sir iain duncan smith.iscovered so many people have actually been caught up in this ridiculous nonsense and the fca has done absolutely nothing to stop it and recorrect it, which they should have done. >> also, by the way, they then criticised the chancellor in unofficial briefing, saying that he essentially shouldn't have been interfering in the banking rules themselves and of course they had to backtrack on that pretty quickly. but that's pretty quickly. but that's pretty appalling really some rather good news to end with in cricket. >> england have beaten australia by 49 runs in the fifth ashes test to secure a 2—2 series draw . stuart broad as well got the dream finish he wanted by taking the last two wickets as he headed into retirement with a 49 run win in. and that meant that ben stokes's side levelled the series all out for 334. broad produced what's being described as a fairy tale finish to his career after announcing his retirement from the game just last week . back you with gbx last week. back y

when ever this china issue comes up, iain duncan smith up and talks about smith gets up and talks about do the same. they found themselves now being banned from visiting hong kong or china . their families banned or china. their families banned to. and why? oh why? luke de pulford are there so few members of parliament talking about this? >> well, i want to make you feel a bit better about that because the report that was issued today was a parliamentary report, and i think it represents the consensus of parliament that there are very few people who still want uncritical engagement. it's a tiny little corner of parliament now. they are obsolete. those guys. it's not hawks and doves , not so much hawks and doves, it's wishful it's realists and wishful thinkers and mps don't want to be wishful thinkers. but be the wishful thinkers. but you're , having had these you're right, having had these sanctions imposed on a number of politicians , the others know politicians, the others know that that kind of thing, that sort of tit for tat, might face them if they are to stand up. maybe they don't

while the letter, which is signed by several mps, including sir iain duncan smith, warns that the financialct authority may have inadvertently encouraged a culture within banking that led to nigel farage losing his coutts account. they say the fca should be investigated . the should be investigated. the journalist and politician vladimir kara—murza has lost his appeal against a 25 year prison term in moscow . the dual russian term in moscow. the dual russian and british citizen was jailed in april for opposing russia's invasion of ukraine. the prime minister called for his immediate release, describing russia's actions as desperate and unfounded . and now a win for and unfounded. and now a win for the public. everyone has a right , apparently, to wild camp in dartmoor national park. that's according to a new ruling by the court of appeal. it comes after a high court judge previously ruled against granting people the right to pitch tents overnight without first obtaining landowners permission . two farmers brought a successful legal challenge against the dartmoor national park authority, arg

while the letter, which is signed by several mps, including sir iain duncan smith, warns that the financialct authority may have inadvertently encouraged a culture within banking that led to nigel farage losing his coutts account. they say the fca should be investigated . the should be investigated. the journalist and politician vladimir kara—murza has lost his appeal against a 25 year prison term in moscow . the dual russian term in moscow. the dual russian and british citizen was jailed in april for opposing russia's invasion of ukraine. the prime minister called for his immediate release, describing russia's actions as desperate and unfounded . and now a win for and unfounded. and now a win for the public. everyone has a right , apparently, to wild camp in dartmoor national park. that's according to a new ruling by the court of appeal. it comes after a high court judge previously ruled against granting people the right to pitch tents overnight without first obtaining landowners permission . two farmers brought a successful legal challenge against the dartmoor national park authority, arg

the letter, which is signed by several mps, including sir iain duncan smith, warns that the financial authority may have inadvertently encouraged the culture within banking that led to nigel farage losing his coutts account . they say the fca coutts account. they say the fca should now be investigated a victory for the public. now anyone has the right to camp in dartmoor national park. that's according to a ruling by the court of appeal and it comes after a high court judge previously ruled against it, granting people the right to pitch tents or wild camp overnight . right, without overnight. right, without obtaining landowners permission farmers. alexander and diana darwall brought a successful challenge against the dartmoor national park authority , arguing national park authority, arguing that camp has destroyed the environment while the park authority asked appeal judges to overturn the ruling earlier this month to just stop oil. protesters have lost their appeal to have their jail terms reduced . morgan trowland and reduced. morgan trowland and marcus decker scaled a bridge on th

former conservative party leader sir iain duncan smith says the case has not been handled properly by the bbc . handled properly by the bbc. >> i don't quite know what they're doing. it's an a mess, clearly if you read the newspaper reports, you can see that the bbc tried to play that the bbc has tried to play this from the beginning and this down from the beginning and it's not worked because it's exploded. they have any exploded. they don't have any plan inquiry is that plan on any inquiry is that they're taking place. seem to be a mess. and that's led to a whole series of reputational damage across the newspapers to the bbc, the bbc should act like everybody else does immediately suspend pending the suspend somebody pending the investigation and that way it's clear. and then he can get on with it at this stage, try and do it quietly and behind the scenes. it never works because somebody has blown the gaff and they're trouble it. they're in trouble over it. >> more than 1000 people have crossed the channel small crossed the channel on small boats over the past two days. the home off

while the letter, which is signed by several mps, including sir iain duncan smith, warns that the financialencouraged a culture within banking that led to nigel farage losing his coutts account. they say the fca should be investigated . the should be investigated. the journalist and politician vladimir kara—murza has lost his appeal against a 25 year prison term in moscow . the dual russian term in moscow. the dual russian and british citizen was jailed in april for opposing russia's invasion of ukraine. the prime minister called for his immediate release, describing russia's actions as desperate and unfounded . and now a win for

iain duncan smith has said if we don't move the date for the cut off date for petrol and diesel enginethe i newspaper. most households struggling to pay for food and bills as another rate rise looms as the independent's a chilling warning from britain's top a&e doctor tory plan to save the nhs this winter could kill thousands , says dr. adrian boyle, president of the royal college of emergency medicine , has of emergency medicine, has warned that plans drawn up last week are wholly insufficient . he week are wholly insufficient. he said that at least 11,000 additional staffed beds should be provided across the country whilst the pm has only pledged 5000, the guardian ministers seek kerbs on 20 mile an hour limits in push to woo voters and grenfell tower fire costs nearly £1.2 billion. the financial costs of the grenfell tower disaster has reached nearly £1.2 billion, 4000 times the amount saved by replacing fire retardant cladding with a cheapen retardant cladding with a cheaper, combustible metal cereal. the bulk of the cost is being met by the public purse, dwarfing compensation to t

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former conservative party leader sir iain duncan smith says we should be using more of our own resourcesng our own resources? >> and here's the problem right now because of this kind of really , i suppose, a religion, really, i suppose, a religion, a new religion on net zero, what's actually happened is that to hide our own carbon emissions, we end up buying oil and gas from countries in the far east, particularly well, not the far east in the middle east. and that means they still have to drill for this stuff. they still produce the carbon only. we don't have it set against our targets because we're not doing it ourselves . it ourselves. >> a british man has been released from prison in cyprus after being sentenced for the manslaughter of his wife. david hunter was given a two yearjail hunter was given a two year jail term for killing his terminally ill wife at their home in paphos in 2021. the 76 year old has been released after cypriot authorities calculated his time to serve. hunter claimed his wife asked him to end her life as she suffered from blood cancer. as she suffered from blo

scotland's outgoing chief constable, sir iain livingstone, told the bbc operation branchform has expandedr campaigning towards scottish independence. was diverted elsewhere . the diverted elsewhere. the ukrainian city of odesa has been targeted again by a series of russian rocket attacks. it's the second consecutive night of strikes. the port city has been hit twice since moscow pulled out of an agreement facilitating the safe shipment of grain from ukraine. moscow has promised revenge for monday's attack on the kerch bridge. the bridge that links russia to its illegally annexed territory in crimea . and the head of m16 has crimea. and the head of m16 has called on russians to join the intelligence service a secret agents to help end the war in ukraine. richard moore says there appears to be little prospect of moscow regain momentum in ukraine and he remains optimistic about kyivs counter offensive. the mi6 chief also warned china and russia are in a race to master technologies such as ai and quantum computing . this is gb news we will bring you more throughout the afternoon, but now it's

well, former conservative party leader sir iain duncan smith says the case has not been handled properly by the bbc. >> i don't quite know what they're doing. it's in a mess, clearly, if you read the newspaper reports, you can see that the bbc has tried to play this down from the beginning and it's worked because it's it's not worked because it's exploded. they don't any exploded. they don't have any plan, any any inquiries that they're taking place seem to be a mess. and that's led to a whole series of reputational damage across the newspapers to the bbc. the bbc should act like everybody else does immediately suspend somebody pending the investigation action. and that way it's clear and then he can get on with it. at this stage, try and do it quietly and behind the scenes. it never works because somebody the because somebody has blown the gaff they're in trouble gaff and they're in trouble over it than 1000 people have it more than 1000 people have crossed the channel on small boats over the past two days. >> the home office says over 600 people were intercepted on friday and almost 40

. >> well, we're joined now by one of the signatories, former tory party leader sir iain duncan smithour name to this letter ? your name to this letter? >> because i think the key thing is everybody wants to get the environment right and to clean it up and make sure we have lower and lower and eventually zero emissions. but the key question here is, though, what's the pace you do it at and at what level of problems do we create for our own industrial base here in the uk? so right now one of the biggest issues is the europe itself. the eu has moved their target back to 2035. the usa has done the same. there's also exemptions, by the way, in europe for car manufacturers within that 2035 target. we are therefore almost the only developed country in the only developed country in the world now that has still got its targets set at 2030. by the end of diesel and electric. and by the way, also remember, they're also talking about other cars as well, those that use both petrol, diesel and electric. so hybrid cars . so the electric. so hybrid cars. so the key issue here is we have an industry