there was some discussion, but it was an interview done by itv news, and itv news decided to broadcaste they'd done that, it was out in the public domain. downing street reacted. it was therefore a fairly straightforward decision for us about "is this editorially newsworthy and should we broadcast then?" we made the decision that it was newsworthy. and as you saw from a couple of the viewer whose comments were used, some people clearly think that there was a clear demarcation in her mind and therefore broadcasting her comments was an invasion of her privacy. yeah, i think there's always a balance in these things. you've got to balance the circumstances under which you've got the audio or video and the public interest in broadcasting those comments. and i think in this circumstance, look, i don't know all the circumstances. it was an itv news interview, but it seems to me, yes, the interview was over, but she still knew that the mic was there. you can even see a kind of touching it. i think on that basis, she should have expected that she was being recorded. and the comments are clearly

woke itv convenient.when they leaked boris johnson's former adviser, allegra stratton, saying this . allegra stratton, saying this. this during the covid lockdown . this during the covid lockdown. >> i've just seen reports from twitter that there was a downing street christmas party on friday night. >> do you recognise those reports? >> i went home. >> i went home. >> hold on, hold on. there's cheese and wine. all right. it was a business meeting. you're joking . this is recorded . this joking. this is recorded. this fictional party. it was a business meeting , and it was not business meeting, and it was not a socially distant . a socially distant. >> and the rest, as they say , is >> and the rest, as they say, is history. carole malone , here's history. carole malone, here's my question to you , though. if my question to you, though. if gillian keegan were a labour mp , do you think itv would have released the footage ? released the footage? >> no, and i think this is shocking journalism actually, becaus

woke itv convenient.when they leaked boris johnson's former adviser, allegra stratton, saying this . allegra stratton, saying this. this during the covid lockdown . this during the covid lockdown. >> i've just seen reports from twitter that there was a downing street christmas party on friday night. >> do you recognise those reports? >> i went home. >> i went home. >> hold on, hold on. there's cheese and wine. all right. it was a business meeting. you're joking . this is recorded . this joking. this is recorded. this fictional party. it was a business meeting , and it was not business meeting, and it was not a socially distant . a socially distant. >> and the rest, as they say , is >> and the rest, as they say, is history. carole malone , here's history. carole malone, here's my question to you , though. if my question to you, though. if gillian keegan were a labour mp , do you think itv would have released the footage ? released the footage? >> no, and i think this is shocking journalism actually, becaus

in that itv interview shovshameless andtely selfish particular in that itv interview shovshameless and and not fit.fish particular in that itv interview shov shameless and not fit to h and shameless and not fit to stay in office. it's a indictment of rishi and indictment of rishi sunak and the he has appointed the people he has appointed in his cabinet. but for me, actually it was the daily telegraph. steven edgington who expertly summed up why this westminster circus proves the british msm is now broken. >> it's so tiresome defending keegan. but this hot mic scandal is the perfect example of our broken media. this is not a story serving the public interest. it is clickbait for twitter and was very poor form for itv to release it. i actually think it makes keegan look all right. >> esther mcvey look, i'm not some huge fan of gillian keegan when i've met her, she seems like a perfectly nice woman. but, you know, i'll admit she's not on the side of the conservative party that i might like to see in power . however, like to see in power. however, i do feel like she has been stitched up by

in that itv interview shovshameless andtely selfish particular in that itv interview shovshameless andnd not fit.fish particular in that itv interview shov shameless and not fit to h and shameless and not fit to stay in office. it's a indictment of rishi and indictment of rishi sunak and the he has appointed the people he has appointed in his cabinet. but for me, actually it was the daily telegraph. steven edgington who expertly summed up why this westminster circus proves the british msm is now broken. >> it's so tiresome defending keegan. but this hot mic scandal is the perfect example of our broken media. this is not a story serving the public interest. it is clickbait for twitter and was very poor form for itv to release it. i actually think it makes keegan look all right. >> esther mcvey look, i'm not some huge fan of gillian keegan when i've met her, she seems like a perfectly nice woman. but, you know, i'll admit she's not on the side of the conservative party that i might like to see in power . however, like to see in power. however, i do feel like she has been stitched up by w

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he's apologised for having lied to itv , lied to his agent, lied to itv, lied to his agent, lied to itvthey have made it clear they knew nothing about those allegations or that alleged behaviour and once they found out they did a full investigation. but look, it's all about opinions. what's yours? mark gbnews.com. boris johnson. remember him? he says that britain will never, never, never rejoin the eu . is he never rejoin the eu. is he right? i'll be putting that to tonight's newsmaker. plus tomorrow's front pages with instant reaction from my top pundits. don't go anywhere so they've been frustrated in this this way. so they've been frustrated in this this way . and this this way. and she does not agree with my take at ten. >> phil and holly should both be relegated to cbgb's , bedtime relegated to cbgb's, bedtime houn relegated to cbgb's, bedtime hour. even then, they can probably bore a three year old anthony not having it at all. do you know ? feelings are running you know? feelings are running very strongly. tracy's says, hi, mark. those two should never be seen again. both awful.

he's apologised for having lied to itv , lied to his agent, lied to itv, lied to his agent, lied to itvthey have made it clear they knew nothing about those allegations or that alleged behaviour and once they found out they did a full investigation. but look, it's all about opinions. what's yours? mark gbnews.com. boris johnson. remember him? he says that britain will never, never, never rejoin the eu . is he never rejoin the eu. is he right? i'll be putting that to tonight's newsmaker. plus tomorrow's front pages with instant reaction from my top pundits. don't go anywhere so they've been frustrated in this this way. so they've been frustrated in this this way . and this this way. and she does not agree with my take at ten. >> phil and holly should both be relegated to cbgb's , bedtime relegated to cbgb's, bedtime houn relegated to cbgb's, bedtime hour. even then, they can probably bore a three year old anthony not having it at all. do you know ? feelings are running you know? feelings are running very strongly. tracy's says, hi, mark. those two should never be seen again. both awful.

ultimate becoming one of the key faces of itv news . in 1994, he covered itv news.royal correspondent for itv news and played a major role covering the death and funeral of diana, princess of wales . he's been death and funeral of diana, princess of wales. he's been a fixture on both itv and the beeb as well as presenting for channel 4 and classic fm plus . channel 4 and classic fm plus. he gave a brief but memorable turn on strictly nicholas owen. welcome to mark dolan tonight andifs welcome to mark dolan tonight and it's a pleasure. >> i think. >> i think. >> i think. >> i hope you did the right thing on that show. strictly you did. you did one week and got out. oh well, of course. >> i mean, i didn't try to get out. i mean, let's let's be clear about this. but i was a bit relieved, i have to admit . bit relieved, i have to admit. and i'm not sure how i would have to i still and i'm not sure how i would havethe to i still and i'm not sure how i would havethe job. to i still had the job. >> know, i mean, i didn't >> you know, i mean, i didn't sort of take time off

ultimate becoming one of the key faces of itv news . in 1994, he covered itv news.s royal correspondent for itv news and played a major role covering the death and funeral of diana, princess of wales . he's been death and funeral of diana, princess of wales. he's been a fixture on both itv and the beeb as well as presenting for channel 4 and classic fm plus . channel 4 and classic fm plus. he gave a brief but memorable turn on strictly nicholas owen. welcome to mark dolan tonight andifs welcome to mark dolan tonight and it's a pleasure. >> i think. >> i think. >> i think. >> i hope you did the right thing on that show. strictly you did. you did one week and got out. oh well, of course. >> i mean, i didn't try to get out. i mean, let's let's be clear about this. but i was a bit relieved, i have to admit . bit relieved, i have to admit. and i'm not sure how i would have to i still and i'm not sure how i would havethe to i still and i'm not sure how i would havethe job. to i still had the job. >> know, i mean, i didn't >> you know, i mean, i didn't sort of take time of

itv said it was a multi—year agreement which kicks off with next year's event on the 10th of march.s 18th year and raises funds for a rescue centre in santa fe. as you can see they are doing pretty well at this surfathon, more than 50 dogs took part. now time for a look at the weather with louise. hello there. we have seen the weather story gradually change, over the past 2a hours and with the pressure is gradually sinking south, it has brought fresh air, chilly start in scotland, northern ireland with the best of the sunshine. here is the weather front centres across wales and northern england and across the north—east of england, where we are likely to see the heaviest, most persistent rain for the remainder of the afternoon. we could see heavier bursts generally through parts of yorkshire, down into lincolnshire and north norfolk, with a few scattered, thundery downpours breaking out across south—east england, as here it still stays pretty humid. 20 degrees here, but behind that weather front, in noticeable difference to the feel of the weather, fresher, despite that weather fron

no award for itv's this morning. _ to the repair shop. no award for itv's this morning.ritically popular and one of the biggest hits for the bbc of the year so far. what is really interesting is that the national television awards are the only award is judged by the public. the other ones are of course the bafta ones. the way they work is there is a bit of a lag between when the show as and when it wins. it means we could possibly be talking about happy valley possibly winning again in 202a. we were able to vote right up till last night. paul o'grady won the award. the dog making the acceptance speech. pall]! making the acceptance speech. paul o'grady passed _ making the acceptance speech. tatt o'grady passed away making the acceptance speech. t—t t o'grady passed away in march making the acceptance speech. t2tt o'grady passed away in march this year. he won the factual category for for the love of dogs. he was highlighting how having a rescue animal is a very good thing. the dog was on stage and he parks throughout the entire speech. that was funny. award ceremonies obv

some of you are the itv team.me of you are saying that you're that you think that the itv team set out to deliberately trap gillian. alex is having none of that. >> i mean, i get some people will look at anything like this and grasses why did you think on her but any news team is going to have gets this sort of thing it's gold dust you can't it's not you can't blame them. in the end, it's you have to have a real rigour and discipline as an interviewer. >> but it's like gordon brown and that woman, gillian duffy absolutely. which was which was in the car and that was put out by sky. and then john major talking about the bastards. >> yeah, yeah, right. oh, excuse me. tea time. sorry everybody. sorry. >> talking about the george bush. >> yo, blair off, mike. >> yo, blair off, mike. >> not speaking to the prime minister as it happens a lot. >> and it's standard practise that you put it out. and we don't blame the itv crew . don't blame the itv crew. >> my favourite of all of them is prince charles slagging off. i nich

this is gillian keegan — after an interview with itv news. you have done a- good job cos everyone else has sat - on thei- and done nothing? no signs of that, no? the footage was captured by itv news as the camera repositioned for extra shots at the end of an interview with the minister, while she was still wearing her microphone. gillian keegan has apologised for those remarks. gillian keegan, you said everyone else had sat on their backsides which suggests you think people had been pulling their weight, who are you talking about? it was nobody in particular, it was an off—the—cuff remark after the news interview had finished or apparently after it had finished. i would like to apologise for my choice language there. that was unnecessary. but it was an off—the—cuff remark, basically based on the interview. the interview had been pressing me quite hard, why i hadn't solved this issue which had been going on since 1994. it is frustrating because we are doing everything now to take a leading position, to be on the front foot, to put all of the s

gillian keegan also gave an interview to itv.her thoughts with the reporter. does an bod thoughts with the reporter. does anybody ever _ thoughts with the reporter. does anybody ever say, _ thoughts with the reporter. does anybody ever say, you _ thoughts with the reporter. rip: anybody ever say, you know what, you have done a bleepjob, because everybody else has sat on their bleep and do nothing. no signs of that? , ., ., , ., , ., ., that? the short answer was, no, not many people — that? the short answer was, no, not many people are _ that? the short answer was, no, not many people are saying _ that? the short answer was, no, not many people are saying that. - that? the short answer was, no, not many people are saying that. the . many people are saying that. the clip appeared early afternoon. hours later, there was an apology. i wasn't talking about anybody in particular, it was an off—the—cuff remark after the news interview had finished, orapparently remark after the news interview had finished, or apparently after hit unfin

itv has confirmed it will air early next year but no word yet on which ex—islanders are taking part.en seconds of a baby monkey. take a look at citrus, the newest arrival at whipsnade zoo in bedfordshire. he's a francois' langur, an endangered species. how cute is that? you're all caught up, have a great night. hello, welcome along to sportsday. coming up on the programme, spain's world cup—winning coach jorge vilda is sacked amid the ongoing scandal involving football federation president luis rubiales. former liverpool midfielder jordan henderson says he was really hurt by criticism of his saudi arabia transfer. and in new york, novak djokovic makes yet more history, making it through to a record 47th grand slam semi—final. you are very welcome along to sportsday. lovely to have you with us. let's start, then, with the latest development in the ongoing saga in spanish football. world cup—winning coach jorge vilda has been sacked by the country's football federation. it comes amid the scandal involving federation president luis rubiales, who was widely criticised for his behaviour a

this is what happened after the interview that gillian keegan gave to itv.s morning. >> we will get a plan and every single one of them will be done i >> -- >> okay. thank you very much. >> okay. thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. jot down just a few marcus setchell. does anyone ever say, you know what? you've done a good job because everyone else has sat on there and done nothing. no no signs of that. no >> now . now it signs of that. no >> now. now it may signs of that. no >> now . now it may well have >> now. now it may well have been naughty of itv to play out that clip because she didn't think she was being recorded. but hey, you're still miked up . but hey, you're still miked up. the cameras rolling and from a journalistic point of view, i guess you're fair game. but what it revealed was just the most astonishing level of self—regard that gillian keegan has for herself. indeed so many inside the westminster bubble do talk about don't get it, talk about detached. it was all about her. i'm doing a fantastic job and why aren't you praising me y

this is gillian keegan — after an interview with itv news. you have done a- good job because everyone else has sat on their bleep and done nothing? no signs of that, no? the footage was captured by itv news as the camera repositioned for extra shots at the end of an interview with the minister, while she was still wearing her microphone. this was the prime minister's response to accusations of refusing to adequately fund school repairs. are you to blame for. what's happening now? and do you want to apologize to parents and pupils? - i think that is completely and utterly wrong. actually, one of the first things i did as chancellor in my first spending review in 2020 was to announce a new ten year school rebuilding program for 500 schools. now, that equates to about 50 schools a year that will be refurbished or rebuilt. and if you look at what we've been doing over the previous decade, that's completely in line with what we've always done. about 50 or so schools a year refurbished or rebuilt. that's what i announced as chancellor in my first s

this is what happened after the interview that gillian keegan gave to itv.s morning. >> we will get a plan and every single one of them will be done i >> -- >> okay. thank you very much. >> okay. thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. jot down just a few marcus setchell. does anyone ever say, you know what? you've done a good job because everyone else has sat on there and done nothing. no no signs of that. no >> now . now it signs of that. no >> now. now it may signs of that. no >> now . now it may well have >> now. now it may well have been naughty of itv to play out that clip because she didn't think she was being recorded. but hey, you're still miked up . but hey, you're still miked up. the cameras rolling and from a journalistic point of view, i guess you're fair game. but what it revealed was just the most astonishing level of self—regard that gillian keegan has for herself. indeed so many inside the westminster bubble do talk about don't get it, talk about detached. it was all about her. i'm doing a fantastic job and why aren't you praising me y

itve is equally important for us that life wins. [applause] >> the stories of ukrainian children killed with russian missile which is we told congress about are not out there somewhere, they are here. before the world felt so strongly that world is small and trouble of sound is the trouble of all. violation of rights in one end of the world is violation of the rights of all. with your support, with weapons such as antiaircraft defense that gives protection to our people, adult and children, such our path in ukraine and thousands of lives have now been saved. this is so important when congress hears when america hears. i came back with the feeling that wee understand each other. [applause] >> today there are different people here, soldiers, businessmen, adult, children, ukrainians, americans. there isn't a single soul here today who would not hear what happens to freedom and there's not a soul in ukraine that does not feel gratitude to you, america, to you the people who help us not because -- because you have to but because your hea

the more reaction on this, i am joined now by the former head of news at itv and former managing editorw social media guidelines published today? it social media guidelines published toda ? . social media guidelines published toda ? , , ., today? it is interesting. i have read the report _ today? it is interesting. i have read the report in _ today? it is interesting. i have read the report in as - today? it is interesting. i have read the report in as much - today? it is interesting. i have. read the report in as much detail today? it is interesting. i have- read the report in as much detail as possible, there hasn't been much time. it is very lucid. what it has done is to has a new super brand of presenter, special rules for then that will apply. it still leaves us with quite a few shades of grey. for example, when does commenting on policy stop and campaigning against the policy start? in very good question about what it means looking back at the gary lineker case, we still don't know whether it would have been right or wrong under these guidelines. although the report reads very wel

, young girl in her205. some bits and pieces for itv, young girl in her 205.re would be other powerplay going on that was nothing to do with me but i would be told to get lost in no uncertain terms. i would be called the seaward, i would have doors slammed in my face and i were desperately trying not to cry and just had to suck it up. and get on with it. it was a children's programme, i will not name names, then the programme, do not worry. but there was a children's programme, like children's programme i worked on and the music producer on the programme was desperate to meet one of his hero so but disk scarcity wa5 meet one of his hero so but disk scarcity was totally inappropriate, firstly the guest wa5 scarcity was totally inappropriate, firstly the guest was absolutely fine, not a problem. firstly the guest was absolutely fine, nota problem. not firstly the guest was absolutely fine, not a problem. not appropriate for a children's programme, it was an ego the producer want to make and i was told in the weeks before the run up to help this person and the te

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david walliams is suing the company that makes itv�*s britain's got talent. freemantlemedia follows his exit as a judge. the action is listed as dealing with data protection. the firm declined to comment. you're live with bbc news. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, has used a speech to an american right—wing think tank, questioning whether international rules on the rights of refugees are "fit for the modern age". she argues the definition of what constitutes someone being a refugee has shifted, and that the fear of discrimination for being gay or being a woman shouldn't be enough to qualify for international refugee protection. but the speech has faced criticism, with the un defending its convention on refugees and saying it has saved millions of lives. mark easton reports. just a few miles from where the home secretary made her speech today, international powers met in 191m to debate the idea of universal human rights. but suella braverman came to washington to argue that the refugee convention that followed doesn't make sense in a world ofjet trav

the bbc, itv , channel 4, they've got bbc, itv, channel 4, they've got millions of viewers and listenerstherefore they've got no case to answer . what do got no case to answer. what do you think? >> i think that we will welcome anything that ofcom has to say, because we have nothing to hide and we welcome the regulation. that's why we've signed up to be a part of ofcom. so ofcom is not to be feared if ofcom treats everybody else , if it treats everybody else, if it treats a gb news in the way it treats every other outlet, then gb news is fine. >> like i've said before , all of >> like i've said before, all of those outlets have transgressed in far bigger ways nobody's in far bigger ways and nobody's called for their shutdown. what you're seeing is people's you're seeing here is people's political social agenda to political and social agenda to stop opinions that they can't quite get on board. if you comfortable about you've got to let the british public speak. all of the british public and gb news is an impartial important part of spreading light on some of the opinions which i'd argue a

but it's itv now it's coming back to itv now because out because it started out at channel then to channelnd. you know? isn't it past its by isn't it past its sell by date now really so its sell by. >> i remember when it started by. >> ii'emember when it started by. >> ii was mber when it started by. >> ii was lookingien it started by. >> ii was looking at it started by. >> ii was looking at doing rted and i was looking at doing psychology university psychology at university at the time excited. i was time and i was so excited. i was going this amazing going to be this amazing social experiment. it's to experiment. it's going to be really interesting. no, it's women no, not. women in bikinis. no, it's not. it's not what i thought it was going to be. >> well, that, but then >> well, you say that, but then the big brother became the celebrity big brother became quite demystified because it demystified the nofion because it demystified the notion know, because it demystified the notof| know, because it demystified the notof| sudden know, because it demystified the notof| sudden you know, becau

but it's itv now it's coming back to itv now because out because it started out at channel then to channelnd. you know? isn't it past its by isn't it past its sell by date now really so its sell by. >> i remember when it started by. >> ii'emember when it started by. >> ii was mber when it started by. >> ii was lookingien it started by. >> ii was looking at it started by. >> ii was looking at doing rted and i was looking at doing psychology university psychology at university at the time excited. i was time and i was so excited. i was going this amazing going to be this amazing social experiment. it's to experiment. it's going to be really interesting. no, it's women no, not. women in bikinis. no, it's not. it's not what i thought it was going to be. >> well, that, but then >> well, you say that, but then the big brother became the celebrity big brother became quite demystified because it demystified the nofion because it demystified the notion know, because it demystified the notof| know, because it demystified the notof| sudden know, because it demystified the notof| sudden you know, becau

>> it's itv, itv and one of their sort of smaller channels is it itv two or itv x?the jungle now because wouldn't jungle now because they wouldn't have but maybe have had me before, but maybe you never know. >> pay that. >> pay to see that. >> pay to see that. >> when you're booked on >> but not when you're booked on this . no, let's be honest. this show. no, let's be honest. this ultimate this show is the ultimate bushtucker isn't it? simon >> is, absolutely. >> it is, absolutely. >> it is, absolutely. >> the back page >> let's get to the back page baddies chloe, who's your. baddies and chloe, who's your. >> the royal navy. i'm afraid they've woke like everyone they've gone woke like everyone else. so now they're telling else. and so now they're telling all their staff that when they go meetings, they to go into meetings, they need to say pronouns are say what their pronouns are before and that if you do not wish to follow someone's pronouns, that you need to educate yourself better on the trans movement. you can't have an opinion . and i spoke to an opinion. and i

the bbc�*s "the repair shop" won the best daytime show accolade ending a 16—year run of wins for itv�nter for the 22nd year in a row. congratulations to all those winners, i will be back with the business stories next. hello there. our september heatwave is set to continue with more sunshine around the corner over the next few days. now, temperatures on tuesday reached 30.8 celsius in hampshire. we don't see 30 degrees every single september. we had similar kind of temperatures back in 2021 and 2020. now, so far this year, the highest temperature we've recorded all year was 32.2 celsius and we're going to get really close to that during wednesday. if we get past 32.2, well, that becomes something quite unusual. there have only been four years in the last century that have had the hottest temperature of the year recorded in a september. so we'll be keeping a close eye on that stat. now, right now, we've got some low cloud filtering in around some of our north sea coasts, a little bit of mist and fog around as well, but otherwise clear and starry skies and pretty warm as well. temperatu

in footage released by itv news, filmed as the camera repositioned for extra shots, ms keegan — stillmed the government had gone "over and above" in addressing concerns relating to reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete. let's listen to the moment. does anyone does anyone ever does anyone ever say, you have done a good job because everyone else has sat on their behind and do nothing? no signs of that, no? live now to westminster and our political correspondent helen catt. what is the reaction to this moment? not the first time but it is one of those moments which tends to have a bit of an impact. downing street has moved pretty quickly to distance itself from these comments and a source said these comments were wrong and we have not heard anything further from the gillian keegan and she is due in the commons later to give a statement that the situation with concrete in schools so whether we will hear anything from her before that, before she stands up, before that, before she stands up, before she is asked about it, as i'm sure she will be by opposition mps, we will have to wait and s

it could go to itv�*s this morning's alison hammond. we're not using the balls so let's get rid.s feature in the daytime category after spinning through a tricky few months. daniel rosney, bbc news. stay with us because we have a busy hour coming up. we have the latest on that sacking from the spanish fa, we have the bankruptcy in birmingham story to bring you the latest on anti—1st interview with jordan henderson, we will talk to the journalist who did that. all of that is of the weather. hot day over central and southern parts of the uk. it looks like ten bridges will built further over the next few days in the peak of wednesday and thursday. temperatures are going to continue to build over the next few days. we could see the peak of the heat around wednesday and thursday — ourarea of high our area of high pressure over scandinavia is drawing up the heat from the low continent. low pressure sits out towards the west, drawing the seat up from france mainly where we are seeing some pretty high temperatures at the moment. as we head through the evening and overnight period, it loo

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david walliams is suing the company that makes itv�*s britain's got talent.action is listed as dealing with data protection. the firm declined to comment. walliams, who was a judge between 2012 and 2022, admitted last year to making "disrespectful comments" about two contestants in what he said were private you're live with bbc news. ukraine is seeking to establish whether a senior russian naval commander was killed in an attack on crimea last week aftrer the russian ministry of defence on crimea last week after the russian ministry of defence has shared a video with sokolov appearing via video link in a meeting between russian officials. with more, here's our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse. even by the standards of this information war, it is very hard at the moment to verify the claims that are being exchanged by both sides. we had the triumphant assertion from ukraine yesterday that admiral sokolov, the commander of russia's black sea naval fleet, that he was killed in last friday's missile strike on russia's headquarters in sevastopol in occupied

household name in the 1970s with l a household name in the 1970s with his shows on both the bbc and itvlabour prime minister harold wilson. host nation france stunned new zealand in the opening match of the rugby world cup, winning 29—13. dan roan reports from paris. chanting for this rugby loving nation, a moment to truly savour. here in paris, a blockbuster start to france's world cup. the latest instalment in what has become one of this tournament's fiercest and most classic rivalries. the opening ceremony at a packed and sweltering stade de france, a spectacular celebration of french heritage and culture. the country's passion for the sport and the 200th anniversary of the game. the 80,000 present, treated to an hour—long show of flair, flyovers. .. ..and fireworks. along with the country's most famous landmark before the traditional speeches. booing not all of them received well. the stage was set for the introduction of two of the favourites to win this competition, beaten finalists on three occasions but having developed a golden generation of talent, france were dreaming of a fi

david walliams has filed a high court case against the production company that makes itv�*s britain's'd made disrespectful comments about contestants. his case against fremantle media is listed as dealing with data protection. labour regional mayors will gather today ahead of making a unified plea to the prime minister on the future of hs2. local leaders including andy burnham and tracy brabin will call on rishi sunak not to scale back or delay the construction of the project, amid speculation that it could be cancelled due to soaring costs. you're live with bbc news. a refugee crisis is developing in armenia, with nearly 30,000 people fleeing the disputed enclave of nagorno—karabakh. it follows a military operation last week by azerbaijan to retake the region, after months of tension. internationally, nagorno—kara bakh is recognized as part of azerbaijan, but for decades ethnic armenians have controlled large parts of the territory. since the ceasefire, there has been a mass exodus of residents of nagorno—karabakh towards the border with armenia. and armenia's prime minister has warn

uk is set to joi|netflix'ee the bbc, itv take on netflix as the bbc, itv channel 4 and channel five joingo forces. someone a few weeks ago was complaining there was complaining that there was a sort was unfair that tv sort of it was unfair that tv new tvs come with a netflix button. oh okay. this is the idea. so the idea is that this would come with this new service button called everyone tv and then you can access it. and of course, as tvs have changed and as of services now are as a lot of services now are streamed , the idea to have streamed, the idea is to have this streaming service so it's not going so you not going out. so you immediately a menu immediately brought to a menu for all catch tv. so it's for all the catch up tv. so it's like the sky menu, but with bbc and yes, that makes sense. >> frances, do you watch a lot of tv? no, i don't watch a lot of tv? no, i don't watch a lot of tv. i think the tv is probably the wrong thing to say on a tv station, but it's a tv is appearing on not watching is for appearing on not watching and what? he right. and you know what? he was right.

i mean, i think he needed it find itve find it hard to believe that antifa, you know, is pro vaccinatedunless it's for mange. v is there a vaccine for mange. h i love saying mange. i don't even know what it is. >> joe, what did you think of this reaction? ?you know, he's waited a longalh time before he got all of his wealth and now he's ultrann. lib. >> i think his definition of woke was pretty funny ke. th like someone coming out and saying, if being right all the time makes m makes me a, i guess. >> it, i am a hero. of >> that this is not its definition of woke. comp it's -- it's. if you call someone and know it all you're not complimennting ta on the breadth of their knowledge. >> you're saying you don't knowe as much as you think you know. so yeah. woke doesn't have anything to do with vaccineo do wit. what it really means is sort of a slavish devotion to left y wing ideology and then o. e smar it s you can get social credit, right? that's really what it means. yeah. it doesn't mean that you're tebody. thismarter than anybody.th and he had said in another part- of this that because

david walliams was a judge on the itv talent programme since 2012, but did not return for the show�*sments about ava evans. the channel said it would be formally apologising to her. cathedrals are places for contemplation and worship amid grandeur — and now canterbury cathedral is lending its walls to something new. the walls of the building are being used as a canvas for a spectacular light show as artists try to bring the renaissance to life. simonjones reports. let there be light. and let there be sound. the aim — to take the audience on a physical and emotionaljourney transforming their sense of place, and space. the theme, a journey into the renaissance world, a time of major change in the cultural, artistic, political and economic spheres, with canterbury cathedral acting as the canvas. as an artist, i don't think you can get better. it's a remarkable place to work. but actually, it's not what we do with it, it's the reaction that the audience have when they come here, that's the bit that makes it special. an artwork is an artwork in the studio until you put it in front of an au

upset the establishment, especially the mainstream media, with the british bashing corporation and woke itvmmediately giving the speech the thumbs down. >> boris johnson says your paltry businesses say you've robbed them of certainty. and one of your former cabinet colleagues suggests that this risks putting you on the wrong side of history. is this all because you're panicking about losing the election or prime minister, know probably minister, you know probably better than anyone that we've had years of under investment caused by economic instability, which has in turn led to low growth. >> when you became prime minister you pledged to restore stability by delaying the targets for motor vehicle replacement boiler replacement. many big businesses that want to invest in this country say you've pulled the rug from under them and you've increased instability, the reverse of what you wanted to do. you said many big businesses are loving it. >> thank goodness, though. the third question at today's landmark press conference came from news political editor from gb news political editor christophe

wasn't asked to question itv and wasn't asked to question about it on times radio either. those the idea that you're listening times radio you're listening to times radio indicates sitting around indicates you are sitting around too often. >> you must be the latest. ladies and gentlemen, watching this right. now met this. right. you have now met the times radio listener. i always wondered, always wondered who it was . who it was. >> i was obviously watching the brilliant beverley and andrew on gb news, but i caught up with the interview after because he only did a couple of key interviews. but look, i want to move on to this, this talk of cancel culture kelvin, because the comedian ayoade and the comedian richard ayoade and the comedian richard ayoade and the chat show host jonathan ross, they have been having pounded all day long. so what's their crime? what's crime their crime? what's their crime 7 their crime? what's their crime ? all they have done is endorse the upcoming book. it's going to be absolutely brilliant, by the way, by the father , ted, writer way, by the f

house that local councils are responsible for billings and you heard what she said in that clip to itvey are currently helpful. we can exchange statements, what your previous just said, the school capital programme has been reduced over the last few years, consuls have been struggling to keep money going into school. we have been warning the government since 2018 about this issue and asked for the government to set up a national body to overlook and oversee the existence of this material in public billings. that has not happened. this billings. that has not happened. as you write about the issue with the pace of getting surveys back? surveys are being done by the appointed experts and consuls are working hard alongside those, there were just four and the capacity has now increased, we need the funding to go and resolve the issue. it is affecting schools on the country at varying degrees and the government has reduced funding by around 50% and that has an impact on the work being taken place. the guidance has changed and out consuls want to work to get the schools into situation where t

some tough competition this the new host of the great british bake off in the uk, also the host of the itv programme, this morning. viewers might remember that that show has been beset by controversy. despite that it is also nominated for best daytime programme. as you can see, ant and dec taking some selfies with fans, they are very popular duo in the uk. they are also nominated twice, up against themselves for ant and dec�*s saturday night takeaway and, i'm a celebrity... get me out of here, which they present, from australia. if we could have another look at them, quite extraordinary really, them, quite extraordinary really, the fact that they have been winning for so many years, the history around that he is quite something. it is. they are obviously a firm favourite with a great reddish public, you could hear that more when they came out of the car. lots of fans behind them —— you could hear that roar. fans around them, hoping for selfies. have you drawn ant and dec? i hoping for selfies. have you drawn ant and dec?— hoping for selfies. have you drawn ant and dec? . ., ., ., ant and d

wasn't asked to question itv and wasn't asked to question about it on times radio either. those the idea that you're listening times radio you're listening to times radio indicates sitting around indicates you are sitting around too often. >> you must be the latest. ladies and gentlemen, watching this right. now met this. right. you have now met the times radio listener. i always wondered, always wondered who it was . who it was. >> i was obviously watching the brilliant beverley and andrew on gb news, but i caught up with the interview after because he only did a couple of key interviews. but look, i want to move on to this, this talk of cancel culture kelvin, because the comedian ayoade and the comedian richard ayoade and the comedian richard ayoade and the chat show host jonathan ross, they have been having pounded all day long. so what's their crime? what's crime their crime? what's their crime 7 their crime? what's their crime ? all they have done is endorse the upcoming book. it's going to be absolutely brilliant, by the way, by the father , ted, writer way, by the f

upset the establishment, especially the mainstream media, with the british bashing corporation and woke itvmmediately giving the speech the thumbs down. >> boris johnson says your paltry businesses say you've robbed them of certainty. and one of your former cabinet colleagues suggests that this risks putting you on the wrong side of history. is this all because you're panicking about losing the election or prime minister, know probably minister, you know probably better than anyone that we've had years of under investment caused by economic instability, which has in turn led to low growth. >> when you became prime minister you pledged to restore stability by delaying the targets for motor vehicle replacement boiler replacement. many big businesses that want to invest in this country say you've pulled the rug from under them and you've increased instability, the reverse of what you wanted to do. you said many big businesses are loving it. >> thank goodness, though. the third question at today's landmark press conference came from news political editor from gb news political editor christophe