and it like islington .gton. and i think partly it's because of virtue signalling as well. they want to sort of flaunt their progressive credentials with these tv companies and advertisers and so on. but what they end up doing is ultimately creating what is a bogus reality and what is a reality that simply does not resonate large parts of britain . and we can all be in favour of fair representation. and i'm absolutely in favour of fair representation and but it's gone well beyond that . what we've got well beyond that. what we've got is a kind of politically motivated hyper diversity , where motivated hyper diversity, where i think i think tv producers are almost petrified now of having, you know, just three or three or four white faces all in the same scene together without a person of colour being there as well . of colour being there as well. and as i say, when you when think that there are large parts of this country that are not particularly touched by multiculturalism , they probably multiculturalism,

and newham or hackney or islington, we have really high child those people live islington, we have really live islington, we have really high ch flats. there'siose people live islington, we have really high ch flats. there's just people live islington, we have really high ch flats. there's just azople live islington, we have really high ch flats. there's just a and; live in flats. there's just a and it's very inefficient to grow your own vegetables. right. so as anybody who gardens, i am a very poor gardener, as anyone who gardens knows, it's a lot of time and the return on time spentis time and the return on time spent is not very effective. you should just really working . should just really be working. what? happy to see what? i am really happy to see is lee anderson defending 1970s social democracy . now! this social democracy. now! this country was a better place . country was a better place. higher rates of union unionisation you could get on the housing ladder when it was cheap and we had a upwardly mobile society that's all been lost over the last 50 years. and i think i would be

it would be quite islington as well . yeah be quite islington as well.r news now in the times as we wait to just how much of a direct hit the snp struck. well foot this is this is interesting this is of course labour's aspiration labour's great to collect snp seats up in scotland labour has currently one mp in the whole of scotland and they reckon they can target as many as 20. that's quite a lot over difference in terms of a majority in westminster of course under blair in is the height of their power. then they had about 50 i think it was the received wisdom 510 years ago that labour would ever get a majority again because of scotland specifically . yeah, scotland specifically. yeah, yeah. these things swing so much more while very quickly to assume . but i mean more while very quickly to assume. but i mean has more while very quickly to assume . but i mean has been assume. but i mean it has been an interesting week for the whole british with the snp going that way because now it might mean that starmer is best to sort of dig in for the long haul sort

it would be quite islington as well . yeah be quite islington as well.abour news now in the times as we wait to just how much of a direct hit the snp struck. well foot this is this is interesting this is of course labour's aspiration labour's great to collect snp seats up in scotland labour has currently one mp in the whole of scotland and they reckon they can target as many as 20. that's quite a lot over difference in terms of a majority in westminster of course under blair in is the height of their power. then they had about 50 i think it was the received wisdom 510 years ago that labour would ever get a majority again because of scotland specifically . yeah, scotland specifically. yeah, yeah. these things swing so much more while very quickly to assume . but i mean it more while very quickly to assume. but i mean it has more while very quickly to assume . but i mean it has been assume. but i mean it has been an interesting week for the whole british with the snp going that way because now it might mean that starmer is best to sort of dig in for the lo

he was my he was my mp in islington and i never voted him, islington and i never voted him, inever islingtond him, i never voted for labour while he was in charge because i used sometimes you live in islington , i anymore. i haven't got , i don't anymore. i haven't got nobody with i never nobody with a finger. i never would guessed that somebody would have guessed that somebody would have guessed that somebody would sadly , i would have. west london sadly, i did live in islington for ten years very happy that years and i was very happy that used to love. where are you gentrifying nice gentrifying at the moment. nice to i some more to see me. can i do some more points? yes, like. well points? yes, i'm like. well done, everybody jeremy corbyn. i think would have socially in theory be better than boris johnson for most people this country. however, i think there's antisemitism should always a precluded being in charge. therefore he would not have been the ideal candidate . have been the ideal candidate. okay, about starmer? okay, but what about starmer? what about the fact that starmer didn't ?

he was my he was my mp in islington and i never voted him, islington and i never voted him, inever islingtond him, i never voted for labour while he was in charge because i used sometimes you live in islington , i anymore. i haven't got , i don't anymore. i haven't got nobody a finger. never nobody with a finger. i never would guessed that somebody would have guessed that somebody would have guessed that somebody would sadly , i would have. west london sadly, i did live in islington for ten years very happy that years and i was very happy that used where are used to love. where are you gentrifying moment. nice gentrifying at the moment. nice to me can some more to see me. can i do some more points? yes, i'm like. well done, everybody jeremy corbyn. i think would have socially in theory be better than boris johnson for most people this country. however, i think there's antisemitism should always a precluded being in charge. therefore he would not have been the ideal candidate . have been the ideal candidate. okay, starmer? okay, but what about starmer? what about the fact that starmer didn't

columnists, student union leaders , islington dinner union leaders, islington dinner party attendees possibly even some milton friedman libertarians. they that open borders. no borders, no nations. as the saying goes it's for economic growth . but is it. some economic growth. but is it. some no doubt is. and today oecd has said that are openness to high skilled people is beneficial. but we must be certain of fact that we're dealing with, because britain has seen an unprecedented level of and low skilled migration over the last few decades . and this has been, few decades. and this has been, in spite of all parties , in spite of all parties, promising that immigration would be controlled. it hasn't been . be controlled. it hasn't been. net migration was at half a million last year and on a current trajectory, our country may be poorer than poland per person by 2030. perhaps, as the journalist sam ashworth hayes has pointed out, there will be complaints in the polish press in the not too near future about british plumbers undercutting the wages of those in warsaw , a the wages of those

former labour leaderjeremy corbyn says has leader jeremy corbyn says has every intention of represent islington north. his constituency at the next general , adding that he won't be intimate weighted into silence. that's after labour's national executive committee approved, sir keir starmer's motion to block mr. corbyn's standing as a labour mp. mr. corbyn was suspended from parliamentary party in 2020 over his reaction to a report into antisemitism within the labour party. he could still run as an in—depth rendent candidate . the education rendent candidate. the education secretary is urging teaching unions to accept the latest pay offer and their industrial action . the government is action. the government is offering a £1,000 one off payment as well as a four and a half percent pay rise for next yeah half percent pay rise for next year. but a national education union has recommended its members reject deal and instead hold further strikes. on april 227 and may the second. and lastly the snp leader, humza yousaf has now been officially selected as scotland's new first minister. the 37 year ol

party member though he doesn't sit as a labour mp, locally may be able to put his name forward in islingtonr that the route is blocked because if you can't get an endorsement from the nec, the governing body of the labour party, you ultimately and realistically won't be able to become the candidate. in the statement that sir keir starmer will put forward tomorrow, the motion to the nec, it says that labour's electoral prospects broadly speaking across the country would be, in sir keir starmer“s words, "significantly diminished" ifjeremy corbyn is a labour candidate. it may well not be the case locally wherejeremy corbyn has enjoyed a rescue ship funded by banksy were seized in lampedusa after italy's coastguard saying that it had. it“s coastguard saying that it had. it's a rescue boat known for its famous financial backer as well as its top speeds, described by the crew is being able to outrun human traffickers. named after a french feminist and louise michel has reportedly saved hundreds of migrants per over the past three years but the white and pink vessel provided by the british street

in dining rooms , but islington in dining rooms, but aren't true for the rest of the united kingdom.ing orthodox is all thrown at us, evenin orthodox is all thrown at us, even in things like eastenders as brexit is unpopular , as brexit is unpopular, promoting the sexual revolution and the more extreme climate change agenda is all in the bbc's meat and drink. but this is a problem, not because of it being wrong or being bad or being wrong or being bad or being a point of view that people shouldn't hold. people are entitled to their views. i'm all in favour of freedom of speech.i all in favour of freedom of speech. i say this again and again. must be free to again. people must be free to express views if they express their views even if they offend. problem is that the offend. the problem is that the bbc is funded by a media evil style poll tax . think of what style poll tax. think of what richard the second had to do as a schoolboy when on black kick face down the poll tax. the revolt that had come about because of trying to tax people unfairly and improperly . this is unfairly and i

mr corbyn has said he has "no intention of stopping" representing islington north and "won't be intimidatedhave been staging another day of strikes and rallies against the government's pension reforms, with some demonstrators clashing with riot police. people are angry after legislation to raise the retirement age in france from 62 to 64 was forced through by president emmanuel macron�*s government. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson, sent this report. the temperature rose as the sun went down. across france fires burned like beliefs as bright as fever. young protesters with their rocks and bottles, disappearing in clouds of tear gas fired by riot police in bordeaux and nantes and paris. it took minutes for this peaceful protest to turn violent. hidden amongst the main demonstration, masked protesters who are now taking on the police. running through the lines of police, the white and black helmets of the specialist units known as brav—m — rapid reaction teams, tasked with stamping out trouble. a new target for protesters after growing allegations of abuse. a video emerged last week a

someone keen to know happens in islington over happens in islington north over the general election.election. does corbyn. well ? well, this is corbyn. it well? well, this is a really interesting question because . of course we're looking because. of course we're looking at the can stitch see labour party and they've been saying today and the constituency labour party seem to be very supportive of jeremy corbyn. they have released a statement pointing to the words that keir starmer used back in 2020 when he was stand to be leader of the labour party, saying that look , labour party, saying that look, constituencies should their candidates rather the national party, rather than centrally imposed candidates . well, that's imposed candidates. well, that's exactly what happened. now, yet another u—turn from sir keir starmer national. any see choosing that saying that someone must be banned from standing when clearly the local party wanted that man to stand . party wanted that man to stand. it's a very interesting proposition here what the local party do might they get an independent? jer

so a lot of states and particularly safe seats are marginal seats already been selected but islingtonecause they a national executive wanted to avoid a row between the corbyn sisters the momentum supporter and other labour members. so they've now going to trigger off role, i think by suggesting that all by by banning jeremy from a candidate so they will that be some interest in who will stand but i suspect, some interest in who will stand but i suspect , it won't be done but i suspect, it won't be done until two wards the last few months before the election . months before the election. okay. so the woolmer sykes versus the corbyn east is perhaps didn't think there'll be up this is very much yes we shall see what emerges . thank shall see what emerges. thank you for updating on your political aspirations anyway. we'll see what happens to that. and of course, we've got the nsc decision to on corbyn little later. also coming up, we've got more on the latest developments in israel. we'll update you on netanyahu's position is but let's take quick look at the let's take a quick look at the

, and presents a islington, north and presents a challenge starmer on the challenge to keir starmer onclearly what starmer everyone to be starmer wants everyone to be talking about today is fact talking about today is the fact that he's kicked out of that he's being kicked out of the party. people the party. some people are describing keir describing this as keir starmer's claws moment. i'm starmer's claws for moment. i'm not sure it's quite up to that that level because when we look at what happened in 1994 with tony blair winning the leadership and really trying to create what became known as new laboun create what became known as new labour, a significant move away , tony blair had always been known as a moderniser. he'd always been known when he was when he was a shadow home secretary he was he spoke on you coined the phrase tough on crime , tough on the causes of crime . , tough on the causes of crime. he was known as someone who wanted to move the labour policy in a certain direction, whereas when keir starmer stood for the leadership, he was saying he wanted continue the policy

labour party member, although he doesn't sit as an mp, locally can still put forward his name in islington's electoral prospects broadly speaking across the country would be in keir starmer�*s words diminished ifjeremy corbyn is a labour candidate. it may well not be the case locally, where jeremy corbyn has enjoyed for decades very strong, very comfortable majorities in islington north. but the argument keir starmer is trying to put forward is that across the country it would damage labour to have corbyn as a labour candidate. there are plenty people within the labour party, membership at large, and even a chunk of mps, who will be very angry about this, who will be very angry about this, who thinkjeremy corbyn has managed to inspire parts of the electorate that parts of the the institution have failed to reach and to ensure he is not an mp is a backward step. keir starmer says he thinks it shows that labour is serious about getting into power. we have approached jeremy corbyn for comments, the latest we heard when keir starmer said he wouldn't be a labour candidate isjeremy corbyn still

transport for london roads in camden, islington, hackney, haringey and tower hamlets will see their speedentral london congestion charging zone. ten days of strike action starts today at heathrow airport after last ditch talks failed. the dispute involving security workers who are members of the unite union is about pay. heathrow says it has contingency plans to keep the airport operating as normal throughout the easter holidays. this saturday will see a host of bills going up, including council tax, water rates and some mobile and broadband services. it comes as a newham based money advice organisation say people are getting in to debt in order to try and pay their bills with the majority of people coming to them being in the red every month. demand is too much. we've got a very small team, so, at the moment, we probably, in the last year, saw over 600 people. what we are seeing is that people just don't have enough money to pay for their rent, their council tax, their energy bills. people have modest incomes, but they are just not making enough money to cover those expenses. a lawn next

can islington one square mile population 5500, just north of berkeley, took heavy wind tree fall and power hits a huge per, came down on sunset drive tuesday afternoon, knocking down power lines and destroying the upper pole equipment. gender. letty was babysitting her grandson. we heard a loud noise. we were in the downstairs bedroom. playing with hot wheels , and we heard a loud noise sounded like something was brushing right up against the house, and it certainly was. it was the root ball. kensington resident kirk fry is an artist and a naturalist these years were all planted about 100 years ago for timber and or firewood. they're not native to this area . they last about 100 years, more or less are about ending there. serviceable life, also working against the tree's bark , beetle infestation and wind direction. the trees historically have rooted themselves against the northwest winds, which is the direction they normally come from. these new storms are coming from a different direction, that she's don't have as much leg to support themselves, so they are more susceptible to foll

discovered affliction of the brain known as boris spongiform encore blob, which particularly affects islingtont we can reveal another plague outbreak that this country has from the occult . the expert with from the occult. the expert with their voodoo . in recent decades, their voodoo. in recent decades, their voodoo. in recent decades, the demonic democratic arm has handed things over to the bureaucratic arm . the idea that bureaucratic arm. the idea that experts will do things fairly and properly , they don't need and properly, they don't need the supervision of people who are held account by voters. we saw this with the european union. we still see it with the echr . we saw it with, say during echr. we saw it with, say during the pandemic, which locked us down more than we discover. we now needed. and we see it every six months with the office for budget responsibility . but budget responsibility. but perhaps most we see it with the bank of england, the old lady threadneedle street, and the bank of england that benefits from the constitutional concept that king can do no wrong. the bank of

disease of the brain, which particularly affects metropolitan types and now known to be prevalent in islingtonat happens or what has happened to a number of people, perfectly sensible people, but very sensible people who used to like boris, invade it for him to be mayor of london is that they were so shocked that not to be on that he turned out not to be on their over brexit, that their side over brexit, that they marbles i think they lost their marbles i think some of them even sent their marbles off to greece because they to understand boris they failed to understand boris was a true brexiteer. if you read his articles going back over 30 years, you see much. he disparaged the european union, how much he realised its failings and therefore it was only natural that he should be the person who led the referendum campaign in 2016, which was successful which was tipped over the edge because of his leadership . and that angered his leadership. and that angered people who saw him . a friendly people who saw him. a friendly conservative, which so many ways he is. but with a brexit hard edge. and so

i think, you talking to chris, you know, talking to chris, i accept that islington and sheffield wasfferent places in terms of where people's understanding and views were at. so yeah, but i mean , i were at. so yeah, but i mean, i saw people in angela eagle as well who i came into parliament with , so i saw the people coming with, so i saw the people coming out and you gradually began to think, well, maybe this is something i can and i tell something i can do. and i tell what's one of the best decisions iever what's one of the best decisions i ever made. that's a very happy note to conclude with clive. that's thank you. thank you . that's thank you. thank you. thanks for watching. i'm back next . sunday, six. hello next. sunday, six. hello there. i'm great you host. welcome to the latest broadcast from the met office it is going to turn colder over the next few days. the risk of some snow , the risk of some snow, particularly across north of particularly across the north of the more widely some the uk. but more widely some frost and ice to contend with. looking bigger picture , looki

i think, you know, talking to chris, i accept that islington and sheffield was like a different placesof where people's understanding and views were at. so yeah, but i mean , i were at. so yeah, but i mean, i saw people in angela eagle as well who i came into parliament with , so i saw the people coming with, so i saw the people coming out and you gradually began to think, well, maybe this is something i can and i tell something i can do. and i tell what's one of the best decisions iever what's one of the best decisions i ever made. that's a very happy note to conclude with clive. that's thank you. thank you . that's thank you. thank you. thanks for watching. i'm back next . sunday, six. hello next. sunday, six. hello there. i'm great you host. welcome to the latest broadcast from the met office it is going to turn colder over the next few days. the risk of some snow , the risk of some snow, particularly across north of particularly across the north of the more widely some the uk. but more widely some frost and ice to contend with. looking bigger picture , looking at the bigger picture

the reason why they chosen to essentially deselect but what would happen if he were to send in his islingtonan independent ? he has won, an independent? he has won, i think for 12 elections on the he says he is pretty popular although he's getting on a bit you know they might find it might depend labour you know sticks up against but it's me and i'm declaring state out if he were to win would be a significant embarrassment to would that be fine it's would that just be fine it's worth it it's one seat yeah i've had to having called in and the toxicity of far left a rationale that corbyn seat was the one that corbyn seat was the one that tilted the balance and created the coalition and. they made it dependent upon the kind of labour coalition. i think he will win , he will win and will win, he will win and i actually don't think he will win , but that's just my view. but that's, you know, by the way, he hasn't definitive declared that he will be standing it's just friends of his will say that he will should retire like will and he should retire like a tyrant . frankly, he took labour tyrant. f

corbyn has been a labour mp for islington north in london since 1983.ays he's been proud to represent his community and says he's not going anywhere . the duke of sussex and other celebrities, including sir elton john and elizabeth hurley , have john and elizabeth hurley, have finished their first day of preliminary hearings at the high court in london . prince harry court in london. prince harry and the other claimants launched legal action against associate newspapers for unlawfully information gathering. the newspaper group denies the allegations which include hiring private investigators to place listening devices in cars and homes and record phone calls. lawyers for the publishers of the daily mail say the privacy claims are stale and should be dismissed without a trial . and dismissed without a trial. and news coming to us within the last hour or so. five people, including three children, have been killed after a shooting at a school in tennessee in the states. that's according to a hospital spokesperson . nashville hospital spokesperson. nashvill

but i'm not an islington dinner party man, islington ian dinner party man, so fine .rate are and we need to keep in contact with that in politicians reflected rather than getting into the islington end dinner party that you'll all be tuning in again as 8:00 this evening. jacob rees—mogg good to talk to you this morning. i'm sorry about that. i genuinely should treat this like, you know, when you have a box set and you think other more episodes you can watch this. know this for watch this. yes, i know this for next i think i once got next ones. i think i once got given box of 72 cadbury's given a box of 72 cadbury's creme eggs. now i on the equivalent rebates that to equivalent of 72 rebates that to me is do someone still contain a long cadbury creme? yes. all my friends said, was it me? and that's all it was your favourite? i loved it. yes, i have a very sweet two. very good . they have got smaller though from a new and i were kids station and they didn't use the dairy milk chocolate anymore either they're still pretty either but they're still pretty good go. good rig

the reason why they chosen to essentially deselect but what would happen if he were to send in his islingtons an independent ? he has won, an independent? he has won, i think for 12 elections on the he says he is pretty popular although he's getting on a bit you know they might find it might depend labour you know sticks up against but it's me and i'm declaring state out if he were to would be a he were to win would be a significant embarrassment to would that just be fine it's worth it it's one seat yeah i've had to having called in and the toxicity of far left a rationale that corbyn seat was the one that corbyn seat was the one that tilted the balance and created the coalition and. they made it dependent upon the kind of labour coalition. i think he will win , he will win and will win, he will win and i actually don't think he will win , but that's just my view. but that's, you know, by the way, he hasn't definitive declared that he will be standing it's just friends of his will say that he will should retire like will and he should retire like a tyrant . frankly, he took labour tyrant. f

there's a shop in islington of dead birds and such, and i think this would go really do you go down reallythink the whole find. i mean, i think the whole trope of the possessed doll think child's play, the first chucky film brilliant piece chucky film is a brilliant piece work is about a serial work and that is about a serial killer puts soul into a killer who puts his soul into a doll so the not alive. doll so the doll is not alive. it's simply possessed. and it's just simply possessed. and it's just simply possessed. and i that's a wonderful idea. i think that's a wonderful idea. oh, i was just thinking i would like like be i don't like my i'd like be i don't i wouldn't necessarily like to have i like the idea have my soul but i like the idea of me as a sort of of me existing as a sort of black stole my kids can play with me instead of the capital. my grandkids, whatever. but i'd like be like a like to think i'd be like a really no. think if you really good? no. i think if you come back as a you have to come back as a doll, you have to be serial. i would be like i'd be a serial. i would

the former labour leader, jeremy corbyn says he has every intention of representing islington north at next general election, adding he won't be intimidated into silence. that's after labour's national executive committee approved sir keir starmer's motion to block mr. corbyn from standing as a labour candidate. mr. corbyn was suspended from the parliamentary party in 2020 over his reaction to a report into anti—semitic ism he could fill. still however, run as an independent now , as you've been hearing the now, as you've been hearing the us president joe biden has called on congress to pass an assault weapons ban after six people, including three children, were killed in a school shooting in nashville on monday. and if you're watching on television a warning, the following footage you may find distressing . police shot and distressing. police shot and killed the 28 year old charles traves gender attacker identified as audrey hale, who was armed with at least two semi—automatic rifles and a handgun.the semi—automatic rifles and a handgun. the force says the covenant elementary school w

there's a shop in islington of dead birds and such, and i think this would go really well.nd. mean, i think the whole find. i mean, i think the whole trope of the possessed doll think child's play, the first chucky brilliant piece chucky film is a brilliant piece work is about a serial work and that is about a serial killer who his soul into killer who puts his soul into a doll the doll not alive. doll so the doll is not alive. it's simply possessed. and doll so the doll is not alive. itthink simply possessed. and doll so the doll is not alive. itthink that'sly possessed. and doll so the doll is not alive. itthink that's a possessed. and doll so the doll is not alive. itthink that's a wonderful. and doll so the doll is not alive. itthink that's a wonderful idea. i think that's a wonderful idea. oh, i was just thinking i would like my i'd like be i don't i wouldn't necessarily like to have i like the idea have my soul but i like the idea of existing a sort of of me existing as a sort of black stole my kids can play with me instead of the capital. my grandkids, whatever. but

no response since the vote yet but we wait to see what happens and islington north is wherejeremy corbynmp and the local labour party there seem to be standing squarely behind him and they talked about rejecting what they talked about rejecting what they called the undue interference of the national executive committee. have we heard anything directly from a jeremy corbyn about this? flat a jeremy corbyn about this? not since the vote. _ a jeremy corbyn about this? iirrt since the vote. that only happened a couple of hours ago, but in advance of the vote he had accused keir starmer denigrating the democratic foundations of the party and we understand that he is considering standing as an independent at the next election in islington north where he has held the seat since 1983 and is sitting as an independent at the moment after he had the whip removed in the wake of a row over anti—semitism. he has won the seat there ten times and has a majority of more than 26,000 so we wait to see if he will go on to do that. there is no appeals process here so in effect it looks like he is now blocked

this hard left policy of legalising drugs so that the middle classes can snort cocaine at their islingtonr parties without feeling guilty. i agree dinner parties without feeling guilty . i agree with you down guilty. i agree with you down and i that you know isabel and had a woman on their show i think it this morning who was paralysed through taking this and actually it's going to be very difficult for them to criminalise realistically speaking because this is used for these kind of sizes for catering. so i'm not sure how they're going to legalise it, but think the point that carol but i think the point that carol pointed to is very important, which if solve the petty which is that if solve the petty crimes often has an impact on the broad criminal picture in a clean up the streets. and i've had had very threatening encounters people who have quite literally wanted to frog marched me over to a cashpoint so that i can take money out and that can be a particularly at night, particularly if you're a woman that could be really quite threatening. yes. so i think that know i'm not completely c

this hard left policy of legalising drugs so that the middle classes can snort cocaine at their islingtonrties without feeling guilty. i agree dinner parties without feeling guilty . i agree with you down guilty. i agree with you down and i that you know isabel and had a woman on their show i think it this morning who was paralysed through taking this and actually it's going to be very difficult for them to criminalise realistically speaking because this is used for these kind of sizes for catering. so i'm not sure how they're going to legalise it, but think the point that carol but i think the point that carol pointed to is very important, which if solve the petty which is that if solve the petty crimes often has an impact on the broad criminal picture in a clean up the streets. and i've had had very threatening encounters people who have quite literally wanted to frog marched me over to a cashpoint so that i can take money out and that can be a particularly at night, particularly if you're a woman that could be really quite threatening. yes. so i think that know i'm not completely convi

karate of, north islington. those who are the champagne socialist who pontificate day long.ers keir starmer's best mates. mr. flip—flop because can't take a position because he can't take a position on anything day and age. on anything in this day and age. those are the people i don't care upsetting about because those people who to those are the people who want to call up here racist call people up here racist bigots, like gary lineker has done take done because they to take back control laws their control their laws and their borders. gobby gary took to twitter to express his rage calling gutless comments outrageous and provocative . i'll outrageous and provocative. i'll outrageous and provocative. i'll outrage that and provocative twitter comments. wow. who them? gary. meanwhile, boxing promoter frank warren delivered this knockout blow , which i have knockout blow, which i have heard such a disgusting as to the british government and. hayes he's like his analogy that similar to germany in the 1930. i don't know if you us as a nafion i don't know if you us as a nation with

karate of, north islington. those who are the champagne socialist who pontificate day long.tarmer's best mates. mr. flip—flop because can't take a position because he can't take a position on anything day and age. on anything in this day and age. those are the people i don't care upsetting about because those people who to those are the people who want to call up here racist call people up here racist bigots, like gary lineker has done take done because they to take back control laws their control their laws and their borders. gobby gary took to twitter to express his rage calling gutless comments outrageous and provocative . i'll outrageous and provocative. i'll outrageous and provocative. i'll outrage that and provocative twitter comments. wow. who them? gary. meanwhile, boxing promoter frank warren delivered this knockout blow , which i have knockout blow, which i have heard such a disgusting as to the british government and. hayes he's like his analogy that similar to germany in the 1930. i don't know if you us as a nafion i don't know if you us as a nation with them, it'

, and a signalfailure suspended between highbury and islington, and a signal failure at dalstonjunctionby sunday. that's it, we are backjust after 9. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. the country's biggest short story competition '500 words' is being re—launched here on bbc breakfast — and we're hoping all the children out there have lot of stories they want to tell us. jon's in birmingham this morning where the search forjudges is getting underway. morning, jon. explain what is going on. good mornin: , explain what is going on. good morning, everybody, - explain what is going on. good morning, everybody, and - explain what is going on. good morning, everybody, and somebody is very keen there, good morning from conway primary school from spark hill in birmingham.— conway primary school from spark hill in birmingham. good morning! don't they all _ hill in birmingham. good morning! don't they all look— hill in birmingham. good morning! don't they all look fantastic. - hill in birmingham. good morning! don't they all look fantastic. it - don't they all look fan

there's a sort of polite dinner party views that aren't held by most of the country outside islingtonking of that, stop the boat, spill the boat is tonight at 10:00. prime minister is way in in california all timing to be away for such an important piece of legislation. it got huge tory majority labour vote against it. are you supporting it? and of course, yes, actually coming here taxi driver who brought me asked me if i was supporting here taxi driver who brought me asprobablyf i was supporting here taxi driver who brought me asprobably turnas supporting here taxi driver who brought me asprobably turn you |pporting here taxi driver who brought me asprobably turn you out rting here taxi driver who brought me asprobably turn you out if ng here taxi driver who brought me asprobably turn you out if you it probably turn you out if you say no. i said i said i was supporting it. and he went on to say, you couldn't understand. why? this fuss why? there was all this fuss about lineker's because about mr. lineker's view because everyone supporting everyone he knew was supporting the bill. and

corbyn has been a labour mp for islington north in london since 1983. sussex and other celebrity is including sir elton john and. elizabeth hurley have finished the first day of preliminary hearings at the high court in london . prince harry court in london. prince harry and the other claimants launched legal action against associated for unlawful information . the for unlawful information. the newspaper group denies . the newspaper group denies. the allegations, which include hiring private investigators to place listening devices in cars and homes and recording phone calls . lawyers for the calls. lawyers for the publishers the daily mail say the privacy claims are stale and should be dismissed without a trial in israel. the prime minister netanyahu will delay controversial judicial overhaul after widespread rallies in the country. hundreds of thousands of people have been taking to the streets in protest of the proposals which they say would weaken the courts. the prime minister's hard right coalition party security minister itamar ben greer says the

the irony here is that you got city khan's deputy said done something oh my god said he lives in islingtonjust turned around and loved him. now irony there is that london . this irony there is that london. this is a reminder how lawless london is. i'm sorry about this. i enjoy to gb news. i would hate to live in the city. i see cyclist go through lights, i see gangs floating . i there's no and gangs floating. i there's no and royal leamington spa it doesn't matter because you're looking at the royal leamington spa christine but it doesn't happen in sleepy wiltshire what i've picked up on very briefly microsoft have got this chat bot which you can talk to and it answers your questions. they to try and get people off google google have now introduced their google have now introduced their google card i just want very google card and i just want very quickly, for example if you say to the google about what is a woman you'll like this the bard will say back to woman is a person who identifies as a woman and there is no one way to be a woman. oh my god. and if you if you ask this bard was brexi

jeremy corbyn as a labour corbyn from as a labour candidate in his islington seat .sing to confirm it. as far as i'm aware . well, i mean it seems to aware. well, i mean it seems to me that he's decided friends have said he's decided to run as an independent. what that means. but anyway, there's a vote today the nsc , which is mp trade the nsc, which is mp trade unionists , councillors, etc. unionists, councillors, etc. cetera. party members will vote on whether keir starmer was right to block him so he may well, you know , does still have well, you know, does still have supporters. jeremy corbyn within the party. so he may well able to turn out to be a labour candidate after all. but we shall see. yeah, he stole some of his supporters in the frontbench shadow frontbench. well, it's worth remembering of course starmer was course keir starmer was was enough to campaign for jeremy corbyn to become the prime minister. so it's a bit much perhaps. i think this is very unhealthy. this story because this is starmer deliberately picking on corbyn. i'm not a fan of way, but o