ingrid. >> ingrid these are all. ingrid.u these are all impressions you have meghan she's not have of meghan markle. she's not here defend herself. where is here to defend herself. where is the tangible proof that she's manipulative? >> exactly. where it ? because >> exactly. where is it? because it's media. it's the media. it's the media. it's the media. >> you know, you can see the way that the media, plays that she plays the media, plays the , how she she controls the victim, how she she controls everything , everything, everything, everything, everything, everything, everything you can see. but the media's controlling your opinion on her as well, because i've got a don't get a free opinion. i don't get controlled easily . and when controlled that easily. and when i things about body i read things about body language everything, how language and everything, how she holds grips him holds him, how she grips him every thing i honestly say, all right, i can't completely substantiate it. but the way also the interviews as well

yeah. >> ingrid , what what we're >> ingrid, what what we're heanng >> ingrid, what what we're hearingas she was 12 when she was married off. she was 13 when she had her first child. >> how her only child , you know, >> how her only child, you know, she she suffered so much during that, you know , such an early that, you know, such an early pregnancy that she never had any more children . more children. >> and yet, you know, tenaciously she remained there. you know, she looked after her son. she looked she was lived long enough see henry the long enough to see henry the eighth the throne. eighth on the throne. >> it's amazing, isn't it? >> it's amazing, isn't it? >> you know, these these figures as you know, they as we're hearing, you know, they can and so misrepresented. >> oh, completely. well, especially women especially the women back in those mean, it's those times. i mean, it's getting a better now, but getting a lot better now, but it's not where really it's still not where it really ought be. that respect isn't ought to be. that respect isn't really there. i am so excited about

ingrid tarrant , andy macdonald ingrid tarrant, andy macdonald and chloe dobbs. ingrid tarrant, andy macdonald and chloe dobbs . they are going and chloe dobbs. they are going to be getting in some of that champagne in a bit. it's not real champagne. merry christmas everyone. this is gb news tonight me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo this me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo this .1e. josh howie. let's do this. and thank you for joining us. please let us know how you've been celebrating your christmas so far. and do you think we lost the magic of these special days.7 and how are we going to get them back? me now back? email me now gbviews@gbnews.com. see you after the headlines . after the headlines. >> just got josh good evening i'm ray anderson in the gb news room. our top stories. the king has thanked the nation's volunteers in his christmas address, describing them as a selfless army . his majesty said selfless army. his majesty said they are the essential backbone of our society .

uh, ingrid, i'm getting ingrid, i'm sorry.. apologies what do apologies ingrid. what what do you do you what do you make? what do you what do you make? what do you what do you of of that? then go on. >> well, i understand the point. um, but i don't think the princess of wales does swan around the streets in a £5,000 coat, and we don't . it might say coat, and we don't. it might say the trouble is now, of course, everything is picked to pieces. and they say, oh, she's wearing a know, alexander a coat by you know, alexander mcqueen. £5,000. but mcqueen. that cost £5,000. but it obviously hasn't cost her that. but that's irrelevant . but that. but that's irrelevant. but i the good they do is far i think the good they do is far outweighed by the potential expense. outweighed by the potential expense . and i really feel that expense. and i really feel that it's pretty. what do they do thatis it's pretty. what do they do that is so good that that we should be giving them £500 million a year? why can't they just what they do is they

ingrid, go first. ingrid, let's go to you first. what think? what do you think?know what alternative rwanda what their alternative to rwanda is. know, but rwanda's is. yeah. you know, but rwanda's not going to work, so any alternative is going to be just as likely to fail. but there is alternative is going to be just arpossibilityail. but there is alternative is going to be just arpossibility itl. but there is alternative is going to be just arpossibility it might:here is alternative is going to be just arpossibility it might succeed . a possibility it might succeed. i very doubt it. i don't i very much doubt it. i don't think is going think anything is really going to we've got to go to succeed. we've just got to go grassroots. yeah. grassroots. it's. yeah. >> you think, andy? >> what do you think, andy? i mean, mean, it's interesting mean, i mean, it's interesting now they're finally of now that they're finally sort of stepping if stepping up, at least if anything, immigration is definitely becoming much of definitely becoming much more of a topic and something

and yeah, that that was a surprise from ingrid.or so much time. did you get any indication or any conversations with him about his grandmother, who he'd initially been with? i personally did not that. but something it did not mention, he told us that he still had a family in the uk, but that was it. and frankly speaking, he was very free. we had a very, very almost family relationship with him. but we don't go too much into intimate details and family details. peter and zach, then david and alex were people. they wanted to have a discreet life and being of service. they are very nice and intelligent people. but you never know. did he seem happy when he was staying at the gite? what did he do there and how did he participate in life there? it wasjust, you know, a typical work away in a bed and breakfast. we welcome people that need food, wnd usually it's for a period of a couple of weeks. they come and they help for the gardening, they help for washing the dishes, they help for welcoming the guests. but in that case, as he was not s

today, posting on social media, the owners of the french property, frederic hambye and ingrid beauve,d to alex batty in those years. of course, you can only speak about the time he was with you. how did he end up staying at your sheet? —— gite. it did he end up staying at your sheet? -- cite. , did he end up staying at your sheet? -- itte. , , , did he end up staying at your sheet? -- tite. , , , -- gite. it is quite simple, peter and david _ -- gite. it is quite simple, peter and david and _ -- gite. it is quite simple, peter and david and alex _ -- gite. it is quite simple, peter and david and alex and - -- gite. it is quite simple, peter and david and alex and zach, i -- gite. it is quite simple, peter- and david and alex and zach, known as zach, peter was the grandfather and zach was alex. they were on and off in the gite, sometimes staying with us for longer periods, sometimes going where zach's mother was in a camp site, or looking for a community life. and it ended up, we were on holidays ten days ago and he told us that he wanted to find a solution to go back to school, go bac

ingrid tarrant , andy macdonald ingrid tarrant, andy macdonald and chloe dobbs.onald and chloe dobbs . they are going and chloe dobbs. they are going to be getting in some of that champagne in a bit. it's not real champagne. merry christmas everyone. this is gb news tonight me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo this me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo this .re. josh howie. let's do this. and thank you for joining us. please let us know how you've been celebrating your christmas so far. and do you think we lost the magic of these special days? and how are we going to get them back? me now back? email me now gbviews@gbnews.com. see you after the headlines . after the headlines. >> just got josh good evening i'm ray anderson in the gb news room. our top stories. the king has thanked the nation's volunteers in his christmas address, describing them as a selfless army . his majesty said

let's ingrid. ingrid let's go with ingrid. ingrid what think? um, what are what do you think?ce harry is the emotional winner on this. he really needed, uh , to win this case needed, uh, to win this case because he's been battling all year. because he's been battling all year . uh, in, because he's been battling all year. uh, in, in and out of various court cases and it's very, very tiring having just one court case going. but he's got at any time he's had at least three and he, he was determined to try and convince this. everybody that that that, you know , all these, uh, stories you know, all these, uh, stories that were in the press were because of phone hacking. well, he got halfway there. i think there were 30 instances or 30, just over 30. and he got 15 of them. and the judge said that he he he judged, if you like , that, he he judged, if you like, that, that, that, that half were because of phone hacking. so it's a huge emotional victory to harry, which he needed, because if you look at the rest of his yeani if you look at the rest of his year, i mean, i know he made a

ingrid.itude of the next generation. yeah. so i'm wondering, ingrid, maybe we need some of that witch. uh, and naughty. you're very right to actually have people recognise that. actually have people recognise that . that to be grateful for that. that to be grateful for what you have in life is a really important thing. >> it is . and, you know, whoever >> it is. and, you know, whoever said that is absolutely right and i it just i've got four children and i've got grandchildren. i've never spoilt my children and they've always been very grateful for absolutely everything, thank goodness. they haven't been goodness. but they haven't been spoilt. awful thing is spoilt. but the awful thing is it seems to be a competition between parents. and it's not just at christmas time , but just at christmas time, but that's when it's most evident and it's, um, i got this, i got that, you know, brag much and it's almost you show it is like there's a price as you put a price on how much you love that person.

. >> well, big hug to you, ingrid. >> always good to hear from you.much indeed . you. thank you very much indeed. we get into the sport now and we talk about this referee in turkey who was punched by a club president aren't terrible. is eye socket was broken and paul has got keith hackett, top referee , former chief of referee, former chief of referees in this country , former referees in this country, former chief of referees keith hackett. >> morning , keith. he's on with >> morning, keith. he's on with us. it's good. it's good to see you, keith. i think we've we've got you the thing is, is that there he is. keith, i know there's not going to be any question. i'm not even going to say to you, what do you think of it? because i'm sure i know and everybody knows what you think about it. but are you surprised this has happened or is it one of those things you think it was always happen? always waiting to happen? something going to something like this was going to give the end? give way in the end? >> i think there's always a risk. paul. reality is that

según explica la psicóloga ingrid acosta, que ellos se sienten solos, no pueden comunicarse, expresarses y accidentes cerebrovasculares. >> has been good how about yours ? >> haciendo esta aplicación una opción a atractiva para que no se sientan solos, pero según expertos no la solución. >> nos estamos desconectando cada vez más y más. ya tenemos el problema con los celulares, ya tenemos el problema con todas estas redes sociales que estamos adictos. >> y es que a primera vista, mi amigo virtual brandon, pudiese resultar inofensivo. brandon. absolutely what color are you considering? pero las sugerencias hechas por inteligencia artificial pudiesen afectar nuestro comportamiento. según indican los psicólogos. >> hasta mi hijo me lo mencionó. te pregunta qué debo hacer hoy o qué me debo poner hoy, o qué debo comer hoy? qué debo comer para desayunar, para desayuno, para almuerzo? y te dice qué debes comer? >> y es por el poder de influenciar que tiene, que le han dado la vuelta al mundo. titulares al respecto, hablando incluso de su capacidad para enamorar a sus usuarios. >> estamos reforz

norwegian ingrid taandrevol won the sprint.ukraine's first award at the 2023 european championship, which is being held in romania. the ukrainian became the third in the distance of 1500 m freestyle. the irishman daniel vife won the gold. the representative of france, david aubry, won the silver award. on december 9, romanchuk will compete for a ticket to the finals in the 800 m freestyle. mykhailo's bronze is the first award for ukraine at this tournament and overall the first at the european championships in short water since 2019. you know, in continuation of the topic of the olympics , to which russian and belarusian athletes were admitted, i will again say that they are in a neutral status, everyone will know that they are russians, they will have contacts, they will have dialogues, they will give interviews the russian media, they will communicate with opinion leaders, with some cool figures there in europe, well, in paris, in particular, there will be the olympics, they showed that russia is basically a normal country, e

ingrid tarrant , andy macdonald ingrid tarrant, andy macdonald and chloe dobbs.d chloe dobbs . they are going and chloe dobbs. they are going to be getting in some of that champagne in a bit. it's not real champagne. merry christmas everyone. this is gb news tonight me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo this me. josh howie. everyone. this is gb news tonigdo this .1e. josh howie. let's do this. and thank you for joining us. please let us know how you've been celebrating your christmas so far. and do you think we lost the magic of these special days? and how are we going to get them back? me now back? email me now gbviews@gbnews.com. see you after the headlines . after the headlines. >> just got josh good evening i'm ray anderson in the gb news room. our top stories. the king has thanked the nation's volunteers in his christmas address, describing them as a selfless army . his majesty said selfless army. his majesty said they are the essential backbone of our society . he thanked the of our society. he t

that's ingrid becker in charge of community engagement.out what we're seeing now and the hard work of the volunteers. >> we're having our volunteers help us sort the produce into smaller amounts so when we take it into the community, it's easier for the moms and dads and kids to grab that and take it home to their own table. we could not do this work without our volunteers. we would have to have about 50 more people or a third of our staff without the volunteers and we really need more, especially the beginning of the year when we have more fresh produce coming in. we really welcome our corporate, family and school groups to come in, have some fun and really find out what it's all about. >> reporter: if people want to get more involved, how do they sign up? >> on our website we make it really easy. go to accfb.org/volunteer and you'll find our different jobs. in addition to sorting fresh produce, we need help answering the help lines, answering the calls for people looking for a place to get food. we need help loading the vehicles and we h

ingrid. thank you very, very much. there we go. >> yes, ingrid.es favourite aidan magee joins us here in the studio. >> i wondered when you'd say that. >> what's going on, aidan? >> what's going on, aidan? >> oh, lots of different stuff, patrick. i mean, we had a really fabulous night last night of heavyweight boxing over in saudi. such a pity it can't happen country. it might happen in this country. it might have time that have been the time zone that some of could have watched, some of us could have watched, but anthony but nonetheless, anthony joshua, he a big performance he needed a big performance since probably of since probably 2019. lots of people in him. even people losing faith in him. even deontay wilder, who notwithstanding last notwithstanding his loss last night parker inside night to joseph parker inside the sorry in a the distance or sorry in a points decision, he was questioning whether joshua was in mentally fragile. well, in fact mentally fragile. well, okay, he wasn't fighting an elite opponent last night in otto wallin but fin

good morning to you, ingrid . very morning to you, ingrid. very good to see you. what we just heard from georgia pierce? there do you think the royal rift will continue into 2024? i am, sadly, i think it probably will because, um , probably will because, um, harry's been very clear that he doesn't want to come to the uk unless he has the kind of protection he expects . protection he expects. >> and this is an ongoing court case where most of his court cases are ongoing. but this in particular is ongoing with the home office . and, um, he he home office. and, um, he he really has put his foot down on this. obviously only, um, king charles wants to see his son and his grandchildren . and last his grandchildren. and last summer he apparently invited them to balmoral, which they turned down. um, i feel that. and meghan and harry need the king and his blessing far more than the king needs them. sadly, so i feel we will be seeing them. we'll certainly be seeing harry because he's got to reappear for some court cases. um does does the security argument stand up? >> i mea

you can only watch an ingrid man spewing verbal feces so long without getting born.tainly see this everywhere. trump does exist. what i start to experience when i talk to people is they are not even paying attention to entire speeches anymore. if you actually watch a full trump rally, it is chaotic, and it doesn't make a lot of sense. in many ways, the editor saves the point of view of donald trump and makes it more coherent than it is. although i admire fox for attempting to stop all of this free advertising, you also have to be aware of the fact that this man makes a career out of being a victim, and then pulling something away actually creates more of a narrative for him, and listening to him just babble on it coherently. >> yeah, and there's an entire massive eco chamber that is outside of fox, that is still functioning. so, you have been doing, i watch a lot of these. i'm a big viewer of jordan klepper stuff and clips. you spent so much time out there talking to trump voters outside of rallies and other events. sometimes, i am watching these in this belief, as i

a couple who run a guest house in the french pyrenees — frederic and ingrid — say they knew alex zachee alex as part of theirfamily, that he had a good relationship with their children they used to go cycling, they'd go to the beach, they'd take them to the local river, and on a sunday they'd visit a nearby market where he would visit his mum. they said they felt he appreciated the security and stability they gave him. in their comments on their website, they said they'd encouraged him to learn french and study and that alex had shown an aptitude for computers and had wanted to go back to school in order, they said, to have a normal life. they'd offered to drive them to the british consulate to get an id, which he would need to get back into formal education. but that alex had said to them that he would return to the uk on his own to get papers and go back to school. well, in their comments they said that when he left them, they told him if they if he ever needed them, they would be there to help him and that he would always be welcome back. well, of course, alex batty is now back in

this is what ingrid javques writes.here is very little interest in understanding the view of someone other their own. the online world has seeped into the real world. sandra day o'connor believe that finding central ground was essential for democracy. it seems like we have failed to disagree in an agreeable way. are we still capable of doing that? benjamin franklin said a republic if you can keep it. her wish is that we can keep it. this is in louisville, kentucky, a republican. we lost steam so we will go to dave in connecticut. caller: hello, good morning. i would like to comment about what is happening with trump being on the ballot. trump's position as heads i win, tails i lose. if he was not on the ballot and he loses the election it was stolen but if he is -- whatever decision comes out ultimately trump will say, i never lost it was all stolen. either because he was on the ballot or if he is on the ballot he will just say it was stolen again. with trump it is heads i win, tails you lose. host: what does that mean

one, two, three ingrid seward three. >> redbridge council shame on you. shame on you . you.there's a protest, uh, around the lamppost. i mean , around the lamppost. i mean, louis, i don't know where you stand israel , uh, louis, i don't know where you stand israel, uh, hamas . stand on the israel, uh, hamas. uh conflict. i mean, a lot of people seem to have quite fervently taken sides in it, which, uh, which surprised me because, i mean, there's obviously, you know , there's obviously, you know, there's stuff criticise stuff to criticise on both sides. forget sides. uh, but we can't forget that this kicked off, uh, october the 7th when hamas went into israel and killed over a thousand israelis, including , thousand israelis, including, you know, women and children and, you know, committing horrific atrocities . horrific atrocities. >> it's genuinely is an awful situation. it's almost too awful to put into words. obviously, the terror attack just awful. i mean, the things that that you read of what happened, they're awful . and then obviously with, awful. and then obviously w

financial times itself cites the statement of international law professor ingrid brunk that sovereignt will harm investment in the uk, but they are will be pretty chilled by the fact that we have frozen assets. no wonder so. everything looked a little more decent, the anglo-saxons suggested that the eu countries, if they agree to withdraw russian money for the sake of ukraine, first pass it through the european bank for reconstruction and development, which is part of the un world bank. this is to betray the legitimate nature of banditry, that it is not us, but this is the european bank for reconstruction and development, this is theirs, so to speak, all the business, this is theirs, you see, the audit trail, the money went there, to good deeds for the restoration of the collective farm. vysokhozov in ukraine, then when the money is seized from specific correspondent accounts, this is robbery, whether europe will decide to do this is still unclear, among the fears of european officials, as they write, possible retaliation from russia, the fact that retaliatory actions will follow show

all of that and lots of chat with my panel list and friend ingrid tarrant. year old boy has been charged with the murder of leon gordon, who was shot dead in east london on tuesday

you know, um, they ingrid de fatima, we're we're out of time. >> and, uh, thank you for making the effort. >> eamonn. >> don't forget fatima's campaign. dot com. give generously, please , and help generously, please, and help these young people a good way to spend christmas. >> thank you very much indeed. >> thank you very much indeed. >> congrats. >> congrats. >> thank don't fats >> thank don't you, fats me. >> thank don't you, fats me. >> gonna fats you . i >> i'm never gonna fats you. i won't fats anybody. >> all right? okay you >> all right? okay thank you very uh, going very much indeed. uh, going through headline makers through the headline makers today , andy alan miller today, andy jones, alan miller and alan, uh, we want to start with donald trump in colorado and the supreme court ruling that he can't run for president next year . that he can't run for president next year. right. what do you think? would it harm him? i mean, he he will. he could well contest it as well and probably will. but what do you think of this initially? >> well, i'm sure he is going to contest it. it's go

says humphrey bogart or ingrid bergman.. >> her. bergman but her is absolutely right. >> it's one of the most misquoted lines in that sort of thing. it is, in fact. bergman which is right. and it was the line was elsa that's her character, says play it, sam . character, says play it, sam. the humphrey bogart didn't say anything at all. >> she says, play it, sam. and then says again, play it. then she says again, play it. >> good. i'll give you both >> very good. i'll give you both one those. >> very good. i'll give you both oneshe:hose. said, play it >> she never said, play it again, play it again. again, sam. play it again. >> sam is one of the most misquoted things on that sort of stuff. >> well, it's a bit like like sherlock holmes never said in the books. elementary dear. the books. elementary my dear. watson mirror, mirror upon the >> and mirror, mirror upon the wall. who's the greatest of them all? was never said. all? that was never said. that was never it's magic was never said no. it's magic mirror the wall. who's