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most of them were not reported to itv at the time.ws has reported that the latest series of family fortunes, filmed in 2023, is not currently and that itv has no plans to work with gino d'acampo. you ll see the water getting hotter — the darker colour. that s a weather pattern known as el nino. the hot sea gives an extra blast of heat into the atmosphere, on top of our already warming climate. el nino has a sister weather pattern, expected it to bring temperatures down a notch. but unfortunately it didn't. of climate live usa she told me her thoughts on the report. came off of the hottest year on record. that was 202a. had the hottest day on record. but, you know, this is, of course, a very complex picture with many moving parts and dynamics. human—induced climate change, because of the overreliance let's look at the science behind this latest phenomenon. you know, we had expected or scientists expected, la nina to have a cooling effect on the seas, but ultimately it hasn't. they're scratching their heads. gotten that wrong? yeah, it

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but itv covered up for gino, says kim woodburn. telegraph has labour to open talks on slavery payouts and the times has alarm over diversity. push now more front pages in a second. but first, louis, what do you make of this sun headune? >> vile. >> vile. >> rude and abusive. but itv covered up for gino. at least it's not the bbc, it's usually the bbc. and since when is rude and vile.7 is that illegal? is the bbc. and since when is rude and vile? is that illegal? is it illegal? meanwhile, the guy this is vasco da gama. oh no. no. sorry . gino d'acampo is vasco da gama. oh no. no. sorry. gino d'acampo i was making a joke because. because the girl who works here is from portugal and vasco da gama. i thought there was like a little. >> do some jokes that other people will get. >> i don't care, what do we know? >> just explain them. >> just explain them. >> the point is, is this guy, he was on a million programs, supposedly. i don't know, everyone thought he was gay. is he gay? i don't know if he's 93v- 9331- >> 93v- >> why ask him? me?

most of them were not reported to itv at the time. action has been taken.£12.2 million over the last ia years. most of the money has gone to the coal industry social welfare organisation — which says the money it makes is used to support former mining communities across the uk. stephanie miskin reports. the men that raised the money for this worked underground on their hands and knees with a pick and a shovel, to buy this land. paid for by miners themselves. the money has been spent on. this was closed sort of six years ago now areas, because it was a community asset, which people closed down in 2018. terry led a facebook campaign with plans to lease it communities, they'll say they don't see any and the truth is the investment sits on their balance sheet bidder for £246,000. plans have now been approved for eight houses by a local developer. this is one of 27 sites across england sold from the sales going to ciswo — the only national charity across the country, it's the same thing whether you're a former mining community. spirit is is being lost. ciswo sai

bebe king and elsie stancombe speak about their daughters' legacy in a moving conversation with itv�*pped her off to dance and make bracelets. that's all we did. it was something nice for her to do for a couple of hours. i think we've spoke about it a lot and where she wanted to be. yeah, elsie and all the kids there had but if we hadv'e been there, it wouldn't have happened. i might not be here, but i would never have let that happen. you'd fight to the death for your children, wouldn't you? yeah. 100%. i'd swap with elsie any day. yeah. she was truly born special. she was early, wasn't she? yeah. she was five weeks. yeah. she couldn't wait for nothing. i was so proud of her. her nature was so pure. and you know what? um, she was fearless in a sense. yeah, she was really, really brave. is for you to speak today, to talk to people and why she was a she was a beautiful, funny, crazy, gorgeous girl. and i've got, she was... has taken the nation... everybody knows about it. let's have a look at other stories making the news. the number of new marriages recorded to wed and have children.

secretary and she's worried about in the next few weeks, we're going to find out more liz kendall told itvsten. i've no doubt, as there always have been, are people and that is not good enough. the brilliant work they're doing with a charity to get young people into work, and we saw two things. and stay in work. but also the manager saying there were some young people who felt, you know, just turning up on time, or working the day that they needed to, and not always taking breaks, they had to understand that that was the world of work. the covid generation, but we can't have a situation where doing a day's work is in itself seen as stressful. we are going to come back to the covid generation. but i want to pick up with our panel. paul mcnamee, it up with our panel. paul mcnamee, sounds from she is saying, like it sounds from she is saying, like the government is lining up cuts to the government iseliningeupcuts to what do you think about welfare? what do you think about that? j welfare? what do you think about that? , ,_ , welfare? what do you think about that? like , _ , welfare? what do

there seems to be this incredible arc of momentum and whether that's our deal with fox or itv or allat is our partner here and he just came on board, so we are starting to get momentum in terms of the business so it's quite expected in terms of where we are heading. >> that was the liv golf ceo speaking to joumanna bercetche from riyadh. philadelphia eagles fans are celebrating after their team won america's super bowl, beating the kansas city chiefs 40-22. president trump was at the final, becoming the first sitting president to attend the super bowl in the events history. plenty more coming up so stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we reduced our policy rate by 100 basis points through december but the recent progress on inflation has been slow and uneven. inflation remains elevated. there's also considerable uncertainty about the economic effects and proposals of new policies. lizzy: a federal reserve governor speaking there, echoing perhaps the message we expect to hear from chair powell later this week, the resilience in the u.s. economy perhaps giving cover for the fed to hol

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itv says dozens of people accused the chef of aggressive and sexualised language, though he denies theaims, calling them deeply upsetting. the broadcaster says it has strengthened duty of care policies in recent years and called the behaviour alleged behaviour unacceptable. that's the news on gb news. a full round up at 7:00. now though, it's over to michelle. >> thank you very much for that and hello happy friday to each and hello happy friday to each and every one of you. i'm michelle dewberry. this is dewbs& co. we're with you till 7:00 tonight. my panel, lord daniel moylan, the tory life peer of the house of lords. and alongside him, i've got james schneider, the former adviser to jeremy corbyn, which is handy because tonight's robert jenrick is called our attorney general jeremy corbyn in a wig. and we'll come on to that story and look at the reasons why a little bit later on in the programme. but for now. hello, gents. you're very, very welcome. thank you. our as are each and every single one of you. you know the drill. get in touch with me all the usual ways. email me gb views @

d'acampo has been accused of making inappropriate sexual comments while working on a string of itv programmes, though, does firmly deny any allegations that have been made against him. the king and queen welcomed celebrities, chefs and diplomats to their highgrove estate last night to celebrate italian slow cooking. the dinner with dishes including crab ravioli and pork, along with wines from england and italy, come ahead of their italian state visit later on this year. among the guests were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren and stanley tucci, and the menu honoured a special cause close to the king's heart. it is a tradition of slow cooking. it promotes the right to good, to clean and fair food for all, and strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine, and is championed by many italians. cuisine, and is championed by many italians . and a cold snap many italians. and a cold snap is sweeping in with temperatures set to drop. i'm sorry to tell you, as low as minus seven degrees over the coming days, britain is also bracing for a showery rain, with a yellow weather warning in

itv says dozens of people accused the chef of aggressive and sexualised language, though he denies theims as deeply upsetting. royal news and the king and queen will host. hollywood actor and foodie stanley tucci for a black tie dinner tonight at highgrove, celebrating italian cuisine and sustainable food. the feast uses british ingredients blended with italian traditions. inspired by his tv series exploring italy. the royal couple will also promote so—called slow fashion and meet students showcasing sustainable garments. meanwhile, buckingham palace has also confirmed a state visit to italy and the vatican coming up in april. and that's to mark charles and camilla's 20th anniversary. and i'm sorry to have to be the one to tell you, but a cold snap is sweeping in. temperatures are set to plunge as low as minus seven degrees in scotland over the coming days. a yellow weather warning is in place across much of the uk, with snow expected in northern england and in wales. the met office says the demand for health care is likely to rise, but the return of the dreaded beast from the east is

itv says dozens of people accused the chef of aggressive and sexualised language throughout, though heenies those claims, calling them deeply upsetting. the broadcaster says it has strengthened duty of care policies in recent years, and called the alleged behaviour unacceptable. those are the latest headlines. i'll be back with you in another hour. now, though, it's back to alex. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back! if you thought the botched chagos islands surrender was over, well think again. the latest revelations about the prime minister and his alleged mates personal dealings with mauritius make love island drama look tame. let's start with what we know. the prime minister, in his infinite wisdom, is allegedly considering handing mauritius up to £18 billion. both uk and mauritian officials have denied this, but have not provided alternative figures as of yet. if that's true, though, that's enough to fund 20 hospitals, 300 primary schools or a fleet of warships. all thin

the d'acampo has been accused of making inappropriate sexual comments while working on a string of itvogrammes. he firmly denies any allegations, though, that have been made against him. the king and queen welcomed celebrity chefs and diplomats to their highgrove estate last night to celebrate italian slow cooking. the dinner with dishes including crab ravioli and pork, along with english and italian wine, comes ahead of their italian state visit later on this year. among the guests for charles and camilla's event were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren and stanley tucci, and the menu honoured a cause close to the king's heart. the tradition of slow cooking that promotes the right to good, clean and fair food for all and strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine and is, of course, championed by many italians. president donald trump is set to revoke joe biden's security clearances and stop his daily intelligence briefings, as he says, there was no need for his predecessor to receive classified information. in a post on truth social. trump said, joe, you're fired, a

now all reruns of old gino d'acampo shows have been pulled from the itv schedule after allegations ofappropriate behaviour against the tv chef. a new series of family fortunes that was filmed in october 2023 has not been broadcast yet, and as it stands, there are no plans to do so. d'acampo has been accused of making inappropriate sexual comments while working on a string of itv programmes since 2011. gino d'acampo firmly denies any allegations that have been made against him. the king and queen welcomed celebrities, chefs and diplomats to their highgrove estate last night to celebrate italian slow cooking dinner with dishes including crab ravioli and pork. alongside engush crab ravioli and pork. alongside english and italian wine comes ahead of their italian state visit later on in the year. among the guests for charles and camilla's event were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren and stanley tucci, and the menu honoured a cause close to the king's heart. the tradition of slow cooking promotes the right to good, clean and fair food for all and strives to preserve traditional

itv says dozens of people accused the chef of aggressive and sexualised language, though he denies thed calls them deeply upsetting. and just before i hand you back to matt, the king and queen are hosting hollywood actor and foodie stanley tucci tonight for a black tie dinner at highgrove, celebrating italian cuisine and sustainable food. the feast uses british ingredients blended with italian traditions, inspired by his tv series exploring italy. the royal couple will also promote so—called slow fashion, meeting students, showcasing sustainable garments. meanwhile, buckingham palace has also confirmed a state visit in april to italy and the vatican to mark charles and camilla's 20th wedding anniversary. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you in around an hour. now, though, it's over to matt. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back, everybody to state of the nation tonight with me matt goodwin. now that bombshell mega poll in british politics today has got everybody a

d'acampo has been accused of making inappropriate sexual comments while working on a string of itv programmessince 2011. gino d'acampo firmly denies any allegations that have been made against him, and a cold snap is sweeping in, with temperatures set to drop as low as minus seven degrees over the coming days. britain is bracing for showery rain, with a yellow weather warning in place across much of the country and snow expected in northern england and wales. the met office says demand for health care is likely to rise with return of the dreaded beast from the east is unlikely. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to new zealand by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> well, this morning a mass is taking place at saint mary's cathedral in sheffield to remember harvey willgoose, who was stabbed at school on monday. >> and later today. a march will take place throughout the city to remember the 15 year old and raise awareness of knife crime. >> yes, the day of remembrance will culminate in a

an investigation by itv news found accusations of misconduct against the 48 year old, including usingised and aggressive language. his behaviour has been described as unacceptable and distressing. archewell d'acampo has firmly denied the allegations in a statement. he has said they are simply not in his nature and has described them as deeply upsetting. while one woman alleged d'acampo made sexualised comments towards her on a photo shoot more than a decade ago. >> hannah, whose identity we're protecting, worked with gino d'acampo in 2011 on a photo shoot for a high profile magazine. she told us she was shocked when he made a highly sexualised comment to her. >> president trump has signed an executive order imposing sanctions on the international criminal court. he's accused the icc of illegitimate and baseless actions against the united states and israel. neither country recognises the court. the measure places financial and visa restrictions on individuals and their families who assist in icc investigations of american citizens or its allies. well, last november, the icc issued an a

at this rate, his next saturday five appearance will be via satellite from itv's love island. willie isn't the only sticky wicket we're watching tonight. a brand new poll opens at 6 pm. and closes at 8:30 pm, with a special reveal at 845. head to gbnews.com/poll to vote for your favourite of the five because unlike labour's local elections democracy, it exists here, my friends. and as ever, each of our punchy panellists will make their arguments and then it's game on. expect things to escalate faster than rachel reeves champagne expenses on the company card. i jest, of course, she denies all allegations and we want to hear from you. drop us a line at gbnews.com/yoursay. but for the love of god, please keep your willy related dating applications pg. and before we of course britain can't i say, of course britain can't risk nugget related trauma. and another one, dear darren. i'm a pakistani paedophile. they want to deport me, but my kids might miss me. what do i do? i say don't panic. just say separating families is cruel. after all, it's only british children at risk. dear darr

an investigation by itv news found accusations of misconduct against the 48 year old, including usingualised and aggressive language, with his behaviour described as unacceptable and distressing. well, d'acampo has firmly denied the accusations in a statement, saying they're simply not in my nature and describing them as deeply upsetting , and the public deeply upsetting, and the public is being invited to suggest names for the next archbishop of canterbury. following justin welby's resignation. his replacement will be the 106th appointment to the role. candidates must be aged at least 30 and can be submitted to the crown nominations commission, which is the body charged with nominating the new archbishop. that's it for the moment. a full news bulletin coming up at 10:00. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> so good morning. hello. welcome. this is britain's newsroom. we are live across the united kingdom on gb news with ben liri and me. >> nana akua morning to you. hope you're well. tha

. >> and an itv scheduling tsunami.gino d'acampo shows are cancelled last minute following shocking allegations. >> temperatures are set to plummet. here we go again as the uk prepares for another cold snap. so what can we expect? >> it's a cold. >> and grey start to the weekend. will it stay that way or will we see some glimmers of sunlight return? i'll have the full forecast coming up soon. >> good morning. there was no revenge for ruud van nistelrooy as old trafford last night, as manchester united left it late to edge past leicester and into the fa cup fifth round. and pressure is the air we breathe. those are the words of england captain mario ottogi ahead of today's six nations clash with france at twickenham. >> it'sjust france at twickenham. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm anne diamond. >> and i'm cameron walker and this is gb news breakfast. >> yes, interesting. we're talking about a cold snap coming. i was in edinburgh dunng coming. i was in edinburgh during the week. i just got home sort of last night and it was

at this rate, his next saturday five appearance will be via satellite from itv's love island. but willie isn't the only sticky wicket we're watching tonight. a brand new poll opens at 6 pm. and closes at 8:30 pm, with a special reveal at 845. head to gbnews.com/poll to vote for your favourite of the five because unlike labour's local elections democracy, it exists here, my friends. and as ever, each of our punchy panellists will make their arguments our punchy panellists will make their argumerukrainian however, the ukrainian president zelenskyy has called for the creation of an army of europe to guard against russia. >> thankful to the united states big donations and big support dunng big donations and big support during three years of the war. bipartisan support and we are very thankful to eu. for us it is similar big strategic partner. we are part of europe, of the continent and we will be part of eu. and that's why for us, the voice of europe, part of eu. and that's why for us, the voicprosecco pe, part of eu. and that's why for us, the voicprosecco lunches, how bottomless

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