a labour leader but change it was the opposite of jacinda ardern.you buy at a garage. he came in as the changed candidate. went clearly with a message that were back to basics. cost of living, told policy bonfire. following the feelgood politics on the bonfire and focusing on delivery and doing stuff. now he has become the continuity candidate. he is also campaigning on the legacy of labour and six years of jacinda ardern as the winner. that is difficult because he cannot be both change and continuity. it is difficult. jacinda ardern hugely popular, winning an historic landslide victory three years ago. you think that was more about her as a personality, recordera personality, recorder a celebrity politician. personality, recordera celebrity politician. was that more about her than the party? what has led the slightly polls for labour then? in what has led the slightly polls for labour then?— for labour then? in 2020, the country felt — for labour then? in 2020, the country felt incredibly - country felt incredibly grateful to jacinda ardern in part

louise: and your son believes and has said to you that he believes that both jacinda ardern, the newister, and michelle obama, the former first lady, are actually men. val: yes, that has been said to me, yes. karen: if people wear red shoes, then that's they're wearing red so that when babies are slaughtered and the blood falls on the ground that no one will see the blood spatter. and there's been tweets from them that say if you don't believe in the qanon perspectives, then you're a pedophile enabler. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ louise: at the same time that tim stewart was descending into qanon, one of his old friends ascended to the highest office in the land. scott morrison became prime minister in august 2018. tim stewart's wife, lynelle, has been best friends with scott morrison's wife, jenny, for decades. the two couples cemented their friendships at their local baptist church in the early 1990s. brian stewart: well, it's a close one. there's no doubt about that. the two girls in particular have known each other from high school onwards, and then the two men who married the two girls became frien

now to jacinda ardern, the former prime minister of new zealand who resigned.e a listen to this. >> you can be anxious, sensitive, kind and wear your heart on your sleeve. you can be a mother or not. you can be an ex mormon or not. you can be a nerd, a cryer, a hugger. you can be all of these things and not only can you be here, you can lead just like me. >> a lot of people were listening. jacinda ardern is here with us live in the studio. i'm so glad to finally meet you. we were supposed to meet when our team and i were in new zealand, but you designed. >> i resigned and completely ruined that. i remember at the time doing it thinking, oh, no, i'm sorry. >> oh, no, not at all. but testify quite a surprise to the world. how did you respond to the reaction from folks of your resignation? >> to be honest, i was overwhelmed by the sense that i was new zealand's choice. it triggered a discussion about how we make these decisions. i have had particularly a few women say to me, thank you for showing me that it's okay to say that i'm tired or to say, i don't have enou

jacinda ardern , horrible woman.rdern, who was the prime minister, who we thought we'd saw the last of her. but she's going to go on. she's she's she's like the antipodean. tony blair. >> she's like robert de niro in cape fear. >> well, he just keeps coming back. that's an obscure reference. people don't back. that's an obscure refere those people don't back. that's an obscure refere those movies. don't know those old movies. >> no so she's >> i've got no idea. so she's going coming back going to keep coming back through, rishi, rishi sunak. >> what rishi is , is >> so what rishi sunak is, is saying gradually saying he's saying his gradually increase the smoking age like they're going to increase the pension age to prevent sales to people born after a certain yeah people born after a certain year. so it's going to be people born after 19 20,009 nine are not going to be able to get cigarettes . cigarettes. >> they get to 16 or 18 or whatever the age is, the age is going to keep going yeah. so going to keep going up. y

yeah, gates and jacinda ardern. speaking alongside at the earthshot innovation summit here in new york. >> a little bit later on today . >> a little bit later on today. speaking to people yesterday who met the prince, ordinary people , as well as, let's be frank, pretty, pretty rich people who are kind of helping to finance the billion oyster project. >> they were telling me that he was incredibly down to earth , was incredibly down to earth, but surprised but something that surprised them his eye for detail. he them was his eye for detail. he seemed to be really on top of the in the specific scientific detail as to why it's good to have oysters put back into the harbour and having such a high profile figure, such as prince william championing their cause has really helped lift their spirits. and also what they're going to be doing in the harbour as well. >> but here today at the earthshot prize innovation summit, prince william has been dubbed a bit of a global statesman, really in the last couple of weeks and last

. of new zealand, jacinda ardern. 15 finalists will be unveiled and will showcase their new solutionsrk city now , gb news in new york city now, oysters are filtration creatures i >> -- >> you wouldn't think of them in the thames because the thames would be filthy and full of all sorts of things. but surely so would new york harbour or bay, whatever. but it would you want to eat one of those? i think on that. here's the weather, that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers are proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good day to you. it is going to be an unsettled day with a lot of cloudy, wet and windy weather around for many of us. a slightly fresher feel than of late, too. you can see just how widespread the rain is at the moment and it is going to be heavy at times. we're going to see totals up, going to see totals building up, particularly of particularly across parts of north—west england and western wales. a warning in wales. we do have a warning in force with some disruption possible. it's possible. for many, it's a cloudy and windy picture , t

but actually, jacinda ardern remember her from new zealand she's she's going to be there as well.'s , you know, mum thing. but it's, you know, it's a creation. it's a collection really of the world's worst politicians as far as i can see. of course. ardern and trudeau were both trained up by the world economic forum. they were both on that , uh, youth were both on that, uh, youth programme, but it runs the davos people . well, as, as was the people. well, as, as was the irish taoiseach as well. and uh, you know, and we had a couple of, a couple of weeks ago or was it last week? keir starmer was asked davos or westminster who should be making the decisions, and he said, davos . davos, of and he said, davos. davos, of course, is the, you know, the woke billionaires , is the woke billionaires, is the unaccountable the people who hate things like brexit, who complain about populism and all the rest of it , who don't want the rest of it, who don't want any scrutiny , you know, and this any scrutiny, you know, and this is this is the sort of vision that starmer has for this country . co

but actually, jacinda ardern remember her from new zealand she's she's going to be there as well.'s , you know, mum thing. but it's, you know, it's a creation. it's a collection really of the world's worst politicians as far as i can see. of course. ardern and trudeau were both trained up by the world economic forum. they were both on that , uh, youth were both on that, uh, youth programme, but it runs the davos people . well, as, as was the people. well, as, as was the irish taoiseach as well. and uh, you know, and we had a couple of, a couple of weeks ago or was it last week? keir starmer was asked davos or westminster who should be making the decisions, and he said, davos . davos, of and he said, davos. davos, of course, is the, you know, the woke billionaires , is the woke billionaires, is the unaccountable the people who hate things like brexit, who complain about populism and all the rest of it , who don't want the rest of it, who don't want any scrutiny , you know, and this any scrutiny, you know, and this is this is the sort of vision that starmer has for this country . co

gates, michael bloomberg, who sponsors the event and also former prime minister of new zealand, jacinda ardernw prince william is, as i said , prince william is, as i said, dubbed as a global statesman, very famous on the world stage. he is expected to take part in a number of diplomatic meetings here in new york. he will be meeting the united nations secretary—general antonio guterres, and he's also expected to meet other world leaders. now, earlier , later on today, now, earlier, later on today, even the prince of wales is expected to visit a local organisation helping to restore the new york harbour and bring life back into the new york harbour with some conservation work. it's an organisation that involves young people in particular the next generation to show them and educate them about how to look after nature. in new york. also this week is expected to away from the environment side of things, spend time with first responders and firefighters here in new york and talking about mental health in particular. of course, this is happening just a week after the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 te