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we saw a report from itv last month. it was announced that last year more than 90% of muslims who went to mosques were subjected to religious violence. what statistics and information do you have that you can share with us? to answer this question, refer to the report of islamic human rights organizations and the british muslim council. i believe that the media and political circles in england are constantly pumping negative news and reports about muslims in the country. and in every reality, they find negative things about muslims and use them by exaggerating islam and muslims to the extent that all the news and reports of an unprecedented increase in attacks on muslims tell that in english from inside the mailbox of a house in nottingham, inside a muslim house with two children, one and three years old, named naeem and fatima benzin, whose young child was alive in the fire and who did this ? and he was beaten so much by the neighbors spiro's half-life body was killed in front of their eyes and gasoline was poured on th

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yeah well, itv , itv warns it is yeah well, itv, itv warns it is in the worst ad recession since financial00in total. adverts rising revenues fell 11% in the first half of the year. but interestingly, it's the advert dunng interestingly, it's the advert during the programming. but the sponsor ship of programmes. so like coronation street, for example , is going up and example, is going up and increasing . so they're in it's increasing. so they're in it's basically not many people are now watching television linearly like they used to. so that's watch it with your thumb on the fast forward. exactly and that's actually they say that exact thing they that here thing they say that exactly here that watching with that people are watching with their but despite weaker their phone but despite weaker earnings in the first half, itv said it was looking for an improved performance in the final six of 2023 because final six months of 2023 because of large sporting of a number of large sporting events such as the women's world cup, which is underway and the rugby world cup, which kicks off in autumn.

in a statement, itv said it has the deepest compassion for lucy.nies thames and syco were primarily responsible for the duty of care towards contributors, but added it is committed to having in place robust procedures to protect the mental health and welfare of all participants. both itv and fremantle say they are evolving their duty of care processes and fremantle added... and simon cowell, who owns syco, described what happened to lucy as horrific and heartbreaking and told her personally how sorry he was for everything she'd been through. when the reality tv show was made, there was a gross budget. i would like, let's say, 10% of this gross budget, and they put it into a mental health pension scheme, which is accessible for producers, contestants, judges, anybody, and they can access those resources. we need these shows because there's a thriving community of talented people who just don't have the funds and the opportunity to get there. i'm here to build, not destroy. i don't want to destroy anything. i want to build a better infrastructure. ch

haven't itv got single mothers. haven't itv got enough to deal with ? and sir enough to deal with?ir starmer talked about how he would rob peter to pay paul in his planned private school raid . he thinks that if he charges vat on private school fees that he'll have enough money to pay to dire straits of state to fix the dire straits of state school system finds itself in. so instead of paying for this improvement education by improvement to education by attempting to shrink the bloated civil service and fix government waste , he suggesting, shaking waste, he suggesting, shaking the magic money tree of parents who breaking their backs to who are breaking their backs to afford a better life for their children by taking them out of the broken state school system because they know how bad it is . as he talks about oracy being an important skill. well, i could give him a few words for his plan , but they're all his plan, but they're all expletives . private schools do expletives. private schools do a lot for the community and they save government money save the government money because

, the itv correspondent tom bradby, messages _ the itv correspondent tom bradby, messages which if ie news of the world had — them was because the news of the world had got them. mark them was because the news of the world had got them.— them was because the news of the world had got them. mark alton had been exoosed _ world had got them. mark alton had been exposed on _ world had got them. mark alton had been exposed on the _ world had got them. mark alton had been exposed on the sunday - world had got them. mark alton had been exposed on the sunday in i world had got them. mark alton had been exposed on the sunday in the l been exposed on the sunday in the news of the world for a six scandal. we believe on the monday having seen their big rivals get the story about mark alton, the sunset can we have a piece of this, let's look at some of the other leadership contenders and simon hughes was one of them. it looks... —— we have been in the costa _ looks... —— we have been in the costa del— looks... —— we have been in the costa del sol. _ looks... —— we have been in the costa del sol.

conducted by itv news and all from more than 100 the mosque, which showed that 90% of worshipers were exposed to hate crimes last year, these cases include sending hateful e-mails and physical violence, the report has reached an unprecedented level in connection with islamophobic events. last year, there were 2,600 such cases , which has quadrupled compared to 2012. aware and they report in connection with these events , this is closed. after someone tried to take him with him in 2017, he is still undergoing treatment. a car hit him and he fell to the ground. the driver drove around and ran over the child for the second time . there is a support group for help he has created other women, he hit me in the face and told me that the country is going to have these things happen again and we have to do something so that they are together. he has spent 10 of the decade systems investigating the experiences of muslims, but with the increase in hate crimes against muslims, a collective effort must be made to solve this problem . news network of parents who find out after adopting a child he h

he's live in the studio in uncanceled and after woke, itv news interviewed after woke, itv news intervieweding a mother. the same left wing agitator has stunned the internet by breast feeding , stunned the internet by breast feeding, claiming their chemically induced male milk is sufficient to nourish a newborn child. but do you agree? we'll address that in the mediabuzz and after this sinister cancellation of nigel farage, cancellation of nigel farage, can we still bank on the uk's uber woke financial institutions 7 uber woke financial institutions ? will debate in tonight's greatest britain and union jack acas we're going to have the first front pages in mere moments include the daily mirror's revelation tonight that fiona is battling fiona phillips is battling alzheimer's disease. that's straight after the news headunes straight after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan thank you. >> the top story on gb news tonight, the chair of the privileges committee, tory mp sir bernard jenkin, could be facing a police investigation into a lockdown party at conservative party headquarter

he's live in the studio in uncanceled and after woke, itv news interviewed after woke, itv news interviewedures of being a mother. the same left wing agitator has stunned the internet by breast feeding , stunned the internet by breast feeding, claiming their chemically induced male milk is sufficient to nourish a newborn child. but do you agree? we'll address that in the mediabuzz and after this sinister cancellation of nigel farage, cancellation of nigel farage, can we still bank on the uk's uber woke financial institutions 7 uber woke financial institutions ? will debate in tonight's greatest britain and union jack acas we're going to have the first front pages in mere moments include the daily mirror's revelation tonight that fiona is battling fiona phillips is battling alzheimer's disease. that's straight after the news headhnes straight after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan thank you. >> the top story on gb news tonight, the chair of the privileges committee, tory mp sir bernard jenkin, could be facing a police investigation into a lockdown party at conservative party h

lucy has said being on x—factor in 2012 felt like being in she now revealed the reason she left the itvtest was because she had been raped and wasn't actually ill. lucy also says the industry needs to change to better protect people taking part in reality tv shows. duty of care evolving their duty of care processes. some other stories for you now. units could be restricted in students to poor quality courses. rishi sunak is that he wants to put end to that he wants to put an end to people being taken advantage of. more on al then, the head of. more on al then, the head of the ai government taskforce has told the bbc that protecting british drops will be a challenge as ai systems have become more advanced. there have already been reports of multiple job losses because of multiple job losses because of it. next, could there be a turning point in the fight of it. next, could there be a turning dementia? fight of it. next, could there be a turning dementia? following a against dementia? following a global trail a new drug has against dementia? following a global tn decline. drug has against

glastonbury last week, is itv's holly a hypocrite holly willoughby a hypocrite for her sympathetic takeng. i'll bnng stop oil this morning. i'll bring clip. and bring you that full clip. and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie brings his explosive views shortly, including a shocking on our head of shocking attack on our head of marketing here at gb news. next up in the media buzz, a london theatre last night held its controversial blacks only performance. is that progress ? performance. is that progress? i'll debate that with my pundits . see you . people's channel, britain's news . channel >> let's return to tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz and more front pages have arrived . i couldn't really be arrived. i couldn't really be a worse headline daily mail horror at end of term tea party eight year old girl dies and ten left in hospital as land rover driven by woman in her 40s ploughs into a wimbledon prep school. also the i home office paints over mickey mouse mural for children at asylum centre. those are your front pages. let's catch up with my superstar panel now in the medi

we saw the british itv report, but the host, mohammad saleh, is a video.is an expert on human rights issues, mr. video. what do you know about the roots of these crimes and violence against muslims in english? what do you know about the problems of muslims and looking at this report that you said and looking at what is in england, two groups are affected, a group of immigrants in their group, english people who have british citizenship and are muslims , both were born, and muslims only have british blue and are considered british citizens. it is possible and both of these are two types of the same islamophobia, but it manifests itself in such unpleasant behaviors that if i am a simple citizen, i want us to have an individual feeling, one kind of emotional issues, and if the game becomes another rain, then either it becomes an organization, that is, it should become the owner of the night, or it should enjoy public support, so that the second situation is called institutionalized, structured, the secrets of human rights . revival of the parliament of the go

in a statement, itv said it has the deepest compassion for lucy.ticipants. both itv and fremantle say they are evolving their duty of care processes, and fremantle added... and simon cowell, who owns psycho, described what happened to lucy as horrific and heartbreaking and told her personally how sorry he was for everything she'd been through. when the reality tv show was made, there was a gross budget. i would like, let's say, 10% of this gross budget, and they put it into a mental health pension scheme, which is accessible for producers, contestants, judges, anybody, and they can access those resources. we need these shows because there's a thriving community of talented people who just don't have the funds and the opportunity to get there. i'm here to build, not destroy. i don't want to destroy anything. i want to build a better infrastructure. lucy's book, process, is out on thursday. and if you ve been affected by any of the issues raised in that interview, visit bbc.co.uk/actionline for details of organisations which can offer advice and supp

correspondence, tom bradby. — as the itv correspondence, tom bradby, they were messages that if i had of the _ hadn't got them was because the news of the world had got them. mark hou~hton of the world had got them. mark houghton had _ of the world had got them. mark houghton had been _ of the world had got them. i— houghton had been exposed on the sunday in the news of the world for a sex scandal. —— 0aten we believe that the sun said, can we have a piece of this? let's have a look at some of the other leadership contenders.— some of the other leadership contenders. ,, ., , ., ., contenders. simon hughes was one of them. it contenders. simon hughes was one of them- it looks — contenders. simon hughes was one of them. it looks like _ contenders. simon hughes was one of them. it looks like you _ contenders. simon hughes was one of them. it looks like you have _ contenders. simon hughes was one of them. it looks like you have been - them. it looks like you have been lying in the sun for a month! you been? costa _ lying in the sun for a month! you been? costa del _ lying in the sun for a

we are witnessing crisis after crisis, both in bbc and itv. it is necessary for people to make sure that they can trust these famous figures, and to be honest, such trust is weakened in the series of crises. he refused to answer the questions of the media. finally, he published a statement. in this statement, he emphasized that one of the male employees has been fired, but the player's name was revealed. the new accusations, which are of a different nature, were brought to their attention on tuesday, and then he said that in the next few days. notify again in response to the news section of channel four, the bbc emphasized that it is in contact with the police about the new allegations . it has happened too late. one of the bbc anchors who was exposed to the wrong in cyberspace told the news section of channel four that he and his colleagues feel that they were left alone by the managers . they use their position and people bullied who are more vulnerable human or piece the last few months have been very difficult for the bbc bbc boss richard

itv is a very dangerous place to work at.d i just want to let the viewers know at home, none of this stuff happens at here at gb news. none or i wouldn't be here. yeah, absolutely. >> all the photos that you have absolutely. >> ame 1e photos that you have absolutely. >> ame have otos that you have absolutely. >> ame have there'st you have absolutely. >> ame have there's no )u have absolutely. >> ame have there's no monetary sent me have there's no monetary value . it was purely friends. value. it was purely friends. yeah. banter like you were talking about, like your your workout regime and how the ab thing and there was no sexual element to it all. i was just confused. >> knows none of this stuff happens at channel five. so we're safe to watch channel five. wow. you're throwing in god , look at you. god, look at you. >> someone's looking for a job on channel five. i've got some good movies. good daytime movies. >> right. well, >> fair enough. right. well, let's move guardian. let's move on to the guardian. >> victor. they go

there was a strike on itv and a very posh programme withjonathan miller, an esoteric programme on bbcas invented. and so, 16 million people tuned in to bbc one and watched abigail's party and in many ways, the rest is history. well, what do we want to listen to then, beverly? demis roussos. well, if everybody else wants to listen to demis roussos, we'll put him on. tone, do you like demis roussos? yeah, he's all right. he's fantastic, isn't he? sue? i don't know him, i'm afraid. oh, you'll like him. he's lovely. sue, he's really great. would you like to hear him? yes. yeah? laurence, angela likes - demis roussos, tony likes demis roussos, i like demis roussos and sue would like to _ hear demis roussos. so, please, do you think- we could have demis roussos on? yes. thank you. at the time, i was... i'd moved to the suburbs, with my ex... my now ex—wife, alison steadman, who of course was in it. we were living that...bohemian but nevertheless suburban experience, you know, and we were talking about having kids. indeed, my eldest son, toby leigh, the illustrator, is discernibly inside bev

et cetera. providers than itv. et cetera. elaine, thank you for that market gb news .com.ails shortly, but we've been conducting an exclusive mark dolan tonight text poll and i've been asking is the bbc institutionally woke while the results are in? and it looks to be a resounding 95% say yes it is. 5% say no. i think reflecting genuine , deep seated reflecting genuine, deep seated concerns about our national broadcaster and why do we care about this? why do we rant about it? why do we debate it? because we're paying for it. keep those views coming. market gb news .com reacting to the big stories of the day. tv and radio presenter david hamilton , ex presenter david hamilton, ex adviser to boris johnson, kulveer ranger and tv personality, actress and entrepreneur sir ashleen horgan—wallace . now, if you've horgan—wallace. now, if you've ever wondered where the taxpayers money goes, it's not just the bbc. i've got news for you people on benefits with mental health issues can get a car worth £40,000. that's right. people who say they are immobilised by anxiety or depression

i'll be asking former itv? i'll be asking former government minister.ombe . we'll get ann's widdecombe. we'll get ann's reaction to this explosive adding scandal. but producer greg is in my ear and he tells me that there is a big headline in tomorrow's sun newspaper and that's next. >> a brighter outlook with boxed solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. hello there. on. gb news. hello there. >> i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. well, it remains unsettled . low pressure in unsettled. low pressure in charge of our weather. we'll see showers and longer spells of rain over the coming days and it will turn a little cooler as well. and we can see that area of low pressure just been set to the us. but does the west of us. but it does start push eastwards over the start to push eastwards over the next days, increasing the next few days, increasing the risk of some longer spells of rain, showers rain, some heavy showers continuing well. today's continuing as well. today's heavy showers will fade away through the evenin

um, there was a strike on itv and a very posh programme withjonathan miller, an esoteric programme onarty and in many ways, the rest is history. well, what do we want to listen to then, beverly? demis roussos. well, if everybody else wants to listen to demis roussos, we'll put him on. tone, do you like demis roussos? i yeah, he's all right. he's fantastic, isn't he? sue? i don't know him, i'm afraid. ah, you'll like him. he's lovely. sue, he's really great. - would you like to hear him? yes. yeah? laurence, angela likes demis roussos, - tony likes demis roussos, i like demis roussos- and sue would like to hear demis roussos. _ so, please, do you think- we could have demis roussos on? yes. thank you. at the time, i was — i'd moved to the suburbs, with my ex — my now ex—wife, alison steadman, who of course was in it, we were living that — bohemian but nonetheless suburban experience, you know, um... and we were talking about having kids. indeed, my eldest son, toby leigh, the illustrator, is discernibly inside beverly's tummy when you watch the television version. i think i would have t

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these were messages from people such as the itv correspondent, tom bradby, they were messages that ifently. the reason i hadn't got them was because the news of the world had got them. mark oaten had been exposed on the sunday in the news of the world for a sex scandal. we believe that the sun said, can we have a piece of this? let's have a look at some of the other leadership contenders. simon hughes was one of them. it looks like you have been lying in the sun for a month! where have you been? costa del sol. we are in the middle of the campaign, the polling appeared to suggest i was in the lead. we were all in good shape and good nick. mark oaten had been exposed on the sunday. on the tuesday, an e—mail is sent from the sun news editor. and that e—mail, remarkably, contained a summary of an itemised phone bill from simon hughes's home phone which cannot be obtained legally. there was a payment to a known private investigator. that was used to obtain phone bill data, itemised phone bills and phone numbers. this itemised phone bill showed calls to a gay chat line from simon hughes's h

itv bidding war to get her on. itv gets itv star itv show. yeah. gets itv star on itv show. yeah.er do strictly than i'm a celeb. i'll be honest. wouldn't you ? wouldn't you? >> anyway, let's look at the star draws attention to councils allegedly misusing their powers by finding people for feeding ducks and flying kites . world's ducks and flying kites. world's gone mad , are they? gone mad, are they? >> quackers says the headline there. well, we're joined now by writer and journalist candice holdsworth, alongside broadcaster and podcast host sean mcdonald . good morning to sean mcdonald. good morning to you both. good morning . good to you both. good morning. good to see you, sean. let's start with you, shall we? and this is a story that's been dominating the papers for the last few days. it is this d banking scandal of nigel farage and he's got his apology. >> yeah, de—man alison rose, the chief exec of natwest, has apologised to him now, says a subsidiary , i believe subsidiary of natwest, i believe 39% of which is owned by the taxpayer. yes. and they have. yeah. they've come o

but again, we don itv almost is considered but itv almost is considered like the broadcaster as likeaster as well . well. >> e“ el!- e of the whole >> it's part of the whole mainstream media at the at the end. know why this station is end. i know why this station is upset it and you should be upset about it and you should be upset about it and you should be upset because the bbc is not a real broadcasting network. what they are is they're state propaganda . propaganda. >> some people would say that they're not, but i hear you. >> i mean, they do a lot of great things. they've done amazing things. but at the end of the day, we're what it of the day, we're what makes it so un—american is they basically forcing us, the residents of this country, to pay to be victims of their propaganda . victims of their propaganda. >> well, that's interesting. >> well, that's interesting. >> is that a good point? >> is that a good point? >> is that a good point? >> i think that, you know, that does feel like a safe point, because ultimately it feels especially about the especially a lot about the brexi

and now appearing in an and he's now appearing in an an itv about the post office itv drama about thet office scandal. >> the post office postmasters scandal that itv doing playing himself a backbench mp . himself a backbench mp. >> uh, an interesting segway career wise. we wait. >> well, it's the sign. it's a sign that all these conservative mps really haven't got enough to do at westminster and they're going off and doing other things like presenter like being gb news. presenter nothing wrong with that. >> michael nothing with that. >> well, i don't know. we love to on gb news now. to see them on gb news now. >> michael crick thank you very much biting with your much as ever. biting with your commentary . now olivia is commentary. now olivia utley is in medway olivia what questions in medway. olivia what questions have panel got for have the panel got for our guests today ? guests today? >> yes, i'm in a rather drizzly rochester this morning, but we've got a perfect english scene behind us, and we're very excited to be with another fantastic people's panel at tiny tim's of rochester

>> 7- >> we're 7 >> we're looking at the itv trans mother. >> we're looking at the itv trans myouer.man who is a trans person. dressed as a woman who is a trans perzwoman claiming how >> trans woman claiming how difficult it is to be a single mother . mother. >> w- mother. >> there's images of >> and then there's images of him as well, which him breastfeeding as well, which we discussing and we will be discussing and talking about why itv talking about as to why itv decided to down that decided to go down that particular route use that particular route and use that individual who individual as somebody who represents . but i've represents all mothers. but i've got up. got loads coming up. >> a hugely divisive >> that's been a hugely divisive issue week, issue all week, that breastfeeding thing is chestfeeding was chestfeeding whatever. it was really really people going. really, really got people going. so response so i'm expecting a huge response on your show today. >> we'll see. hopefully >> well, we'll see. hopefully they hope. hopefully >> well, we'll see. hopefully they enjoy1ope

look, huw edwards is a | story whether he's working for itv, bbc or dd news.he only thing that is surprising is that it's taken so many days for his name to become public. clearly, lots of people inside the bbc knew who he was. clearly, he must have been agonising with his wife, as we now realise, as with what to do, and she has taken the initiative in making sure he gets hospital treatment and puts out a statement. but the notion that somehow the bbc as an organisation should have been cajoling huw edwards into making a public statement or naming him as the perpetrator, it is not acceptable. that's not thejob the perpetrator, it is not acceptable. that's not the job of any employer, least of all one which is trying to enjoy a level of public trust. is trying to en'oy a level of public trust. �* , , , 4 is trying to en'oy a level of public trust. �*, , , 4 , 4 is trying to en'oy a level of public trust. �*, , , .,~ trust. let's bring you some breaking news now. this _ trust. let's bring you some breaking news now. this from _ trust. let's bring you some breaki

something similar but not that similar happened to itv recently.ry quickly said they were bringing in an independent barrister to investigate. i would like to know who tim davie is going to bring in. the police need freedom to go ahead with their investigation. but things are happening. with their investigation. but things are happening-— are happening. trust and transparency, _ are happening. trust and transparency, two - are happening. trust and transparency, two of - are happening. trust and transparency, two of the | are happening. trust and _ transparency, two of the cornerstone things we do here at the bbc. it is absolutely fundamental to the work that goes on every minute in this building and inner bureaus and offices around the world. do you think this in any way it's going to affect the reputation of the bbc journalism?— affect the reputation of the bbc “ournalism? . , ., , journalism? that is an interesting one. we journalism? that is an interesting one- we don't _ journalism? that is an interesting one. we don't know— journalism? that is

itv media news from the weekend.after the departure of schofield , is set to of phillip schofield, is set to sign holly willoughby. but what's interesting about this, i'm here on i'm going to sign here on a bumper contract apparently bumper new contract apparently worth £700,000 with out worth over £700,000 with out a permanent co—host . so a bit like permanent co—host. so a bit like good morning britain host piers morgan, where susanna reid just sits alongside a rotating bunch of folk that are signing. holly is the star. will that save the show? >> no, nothing will save the show. now what these shows have a shelf life , and normally the a shelf life, and normally the pubuc a shelf life, and normally the public tire of it now the stars appear to be tiring of it and nobody seems to be getting on with each other. alison doesn't get on with this other fellow and everybody, nothing is going to now, i'm afraid . it's to work now, i'm afraid. it's just no good now. they've have to her more because to pay her more money bec

itv media news from the weekend.after the departure of schofield , is set to of phillip schofield, is set to sign holly willoughby. but what's interesting about this, i'm here on i'm going to sign here on a bumper contract apparently bumper new contract apparently worth £700,000 with out worth over £700,000 with out a permanent co—host . so a bit like permanent co—host. so a bit like good morning britain host piers morgan, where susanna reid just sits alongside a rotating bunch of folk that are signing. holly is the star. will that save the show? >> no, nothing will save the show. now what these shows have a shelf life , and normally the a shelf life, and normally the pubuc a shelf life, and normally the public tire of it now the stars appear to be tiring of it and nobody seems to be getting on with each other. alison doesn't get on with this other fellow and everybody, nothing is going to now, i'm afraid . it's to work now, i'm afraid. it's just no good now. they've have to her more because to pay her more money bec

phillips, former host of itv breakfast show gmtv, said dementia had "decimated" her family after herwe are going to stick with news in the uk now. king charles has been presented with the scottish crown jewels as part of a ceremony to celebrate his coronation. let's quickly run you through what happened. the afternoon began with a people's procession which left edinburgh castle and made its way along the royal mile. a number of military units led the way and it aimed to represent all aspects of scottish life. many people gathered ahead of the service to show their support for the king, but there was also a sizeable anti—monarchy protest and a number of people were arrested. a demonstration also took place outside the scottish parliament. king charles and queen camilla then arrived at st giles' cathedral for the service of thanksgiving and dedication. it was then onto the presentation of the honours of scotland — the sword of state, the sceptre and the crown, the oldest crown jewels in britain. by the symbol of this crown, we pledge our loyalty in trusting that you reign as our king i