to jack carson and incidents that and the incidents that jack carson rattled off. ibly well timed and in tune exactly what going tune with exactly what is going on gb news is on in the nation. but gb news is security editor white security editor mark white joins us from tel aviv. mark, us now from tel aviv. mark, thank you. what's the latest where you are, especially in terms of being to get terms of brits being able to get out gaza . out of gaza. >> well, we know that a couple of brits saint giles were on the list today , 500 names on that list today, 500 names on that list today, 500 names on that list today, 500 names on that list to get through the rafah crossing into egypt. but in the end, 335 people showed up and were allowed through , along with were allowed through, along with 76 people who were very seriously injured in the violence in gaza . palestinians violence in gaza. palestinians who have been allowed through in a fleet of ambulances for treatment in egypt, there's a field hospital that has been set up in the desert there to treat those individuals. a

carson . jackt the carson. jack, you are at the arboretum today , i believe. can arboretum today, i believe. can you tell us what's happened there today , today and how today there today, today and how today has been marked ? has been marked? >> yeah, good afternoon to you, dawn. the national arboretum. here is a figure piece really all year round for remember , for all year round for remember, for many former armed service men and women who come here to pay their respects to the over 400 memorials that are here on this 150 acre site. now, today , on 150 acre site. now, today, on armistice day at the service which was attended by her royal highness, the princess royal princess anne, it was a very emotional time. there were a select group of veterans that were invited here to watch that service and, of course, take part in that service as well. and it was particularly poignant when the princess royal laid her wreath on behalf of, of course, his majesty, the king, and the royal family took a step bac

. >> jack carson joins us now from outside a mcdonald's in small heath birmingham . terday , copycat we spoke yesterday, copycat attacks, if you like, were breaking out. we saw some in keighley in yorkshire were sticking. thanks. what's the latest? any more repeat attacks . latest? any more repeat attacks. >> so, so far, martin, we've not had any reports of any more of those. as you mentioned, copycat attacks, of course, here in birmingham, there's been 3—3 involved with mice. and then keith liam broady course, we saw those reports of sticking sex being thrown over the counter and on the floor in the mcdonald's there. now, west midlands police yesterday evening confirmed that they had arrested a 32 year old man in connection with those attacks. one. and of course, in the star city leisure area leisure complex , one at the perry barr complex, one at the perry barr mcdonald's. and of course , we've mcdonald's. and of course, we've also now got the police saying they're on the hunt. there is a wanted man, bilal hussein, 30 years old, believed to be from the birmingham ar

. hostages lives on jack carson. isn't it? you know, the unimaginable horror of oh god, of having your child taken away and to bring them home now campaign so, so important that politicians remember that and the media and the public and those posters of those people being torn down. a hugely important story. being torn down. a hugely important story . okay. now to important story. okay. now to the news that the government is trying to ban young people from ever being able to buy cigarettes . is the new law would cigarettes. is the new law would affect people born in 2009 or after. and it's not just smoking that's being targeted. meat and dairy is being banned at oxfordshire county council. sugaris oxfordshire county council. sugar is next. and also what next? booze, fast food, orphan food . good goodbye, martin food. good goodbye, martin daubney. come back in the next houn daubney. come back in the next hour. thank you very much . hello hour. thank you very much. hello >> very good day to you. alex burkill here again

jack carson ultimate sacrifice. jack carson gb news staffordshire .l to remember . it? yes, wonderful to remember. wonderful. and i tell you what, it i think what patrick christie's has done on gb news for the royal british legion has been absolutely brilliant. and i don't know how he started it, why he started it. >> well, i think he heard that the british legion was struggling to get volunteers this year to sell poppies due to the demographic. and the ageing demographic. and so he to step in. and you he decided to step in. and you can still join that. currently it stands at £233,000, but patrick says he was expecting anything like that. >> and of course patrick hasn't raised it. >> you've raised it. you wonderful, wonderful people out there who've all dipped into your pockets in tough your pockets in these tough times to support the british legion, £233,000. fabulous, fantastic about the ageing demographic. >> but there are still young people in our army , in our armed people in our army, in our armed forces at the moment who are putting their lives

jack carson there in stoke on trent . i'm jack carson there in stoke on trent.ht that rishi sunak has has abandoned those 2019 voters, those voters like in places like stoke on trent . in places like stoke on trent. it's looking likely let us know at home what you think what you make of the reshuffle. what you make of the reshuffle. what you make of the direction of travel. do you agree with what some of danny and miriam cates danny kruger and miriam cates had with chris had to say there with chris hope? got a to hope? we've only got a year to find out they feel abandoned, find out if they feel abandoned, but discussing it a lot but we'll be discussing it a lot more here on gb news. stay with us because still to come , we'll us because still to come, we'll be talking about the xl bully dog because applications have opened today for owners to register them ahead of the ban on february the first. but it sounds like a little bit of a complicated process. we'll be talking to people about that straight after this. stay with us. >> us. >> hello. very good day to you.

jack carson gb news >> and thank you to jack for that report. really really harrowing stuff.e such a key motivator, perhaps for the ground invasion that we have seen now from the idf encircling the city of gaza. now what's the very latest on how far we know the israeli army have got through that strip ? well they've through that strip? well they've advanced very far to gaza city itself and to the not just the outskirts of gaza city, but we're to told the heart of gaza city. >> and within a kilometre of the al—shifa hospital, the main hospital in gaza city, where the israeli military says that hamas has its headquarters , is has its headquarters, is underneath the complex, is in the tunnel systems underneath it . and in that on that issue of the tunnel systems, the israeli military have just confirmed that they have uncovered under destroyed 130 separate tunnel networks . now, i say tunnel networks. now, i say tunnel networks. now, i say tunnel networks , really just the networks, really just the entrances to those tunnels because we know these networks stretch for hundreds of

jack carson ultimate sacrifice. jack carson gb news staffordshire . >> thank you, jack. very moving report there. now let's have a look at a story that has turned more than a few heads this week. it's still raging online and has developed legs, as we say in the newspaper business. now, marks and spencer's apologised and pulled its christmas online advert after people claimed it was the burning of paper hats in a great resembl labelled the palestinian flag burning . the palestinian flag burning. the simple fact was that as you can see the picture there, the simple fact was the paper hats were traditional. christmas colours of red, green and silver, which people took to be white. now, following criticism , white. now, following criticism, the retailer dropped, it was an instagram outtake, basically . instagram outtake, basically. from the main advert. volan crismon. the retailer dropped the instagram post claiming that it was an outtake image that was recalled in august. but blimey ha, it's still going on online. it's certainly ruffled a few feathers and

let's cross to jack carson now at the national.ttie apologise, who is in belfast for us, and dougie , does the sense us, and dougie, does the sense of i suppose, division in northern ireland feed into this or is this day in northern ireland something that all communities can get behind ? we communities can get behind? we >> well, tom, it is a very complicated relationship with the poppy day in northern ireland. but of course, people have to remember that at the end of the first world war, ireland was still as one and part of the united kingdom . there wasn't one united kingdom. there wasn't one village in the whole of ireland, nonh village in the whole of ireland, north or south, that didn't lose someone in that particular conflict. and it is remembered quite well here. remembrance day is very, very important to the veterans here, although as i say, there is a complicated relationship on a community basis. even today there was meant to be a protest here with the police , an organised ours, the police, an organised ours, but there i

jack carson . gb news. easy. jack carson. gb news. >> a report there by jack carson .t in the royal tv society. breakthrough on screen for the on screen award for the midlands. mate. what midlands. well done, mate. what a great report. and i wonder how midlands. well done, mate. what a grthere port. and i wonder how midlands. well done, mate. what a grthere not. and i wonder how midlands. well done, mate. what a grthere not be 1d i wonder how midlands. well done, mate. what a grthere not be enough|der how midlands. well done, mate. what a grthere not be enough evidence can there not be enough evidence for to be a crime? we saw for that to be a crime? we saw we thugs trying to we saw muslim thugs trying to kick down a hindu family's door. i wonder that had been far i wonder if that had been far right thugs on a muslim family. might seen some speedier might we have seen some speedier arrests ? call me a cynic. moving arrests? call me a cynic. moving on, one of britain's wealthiest charities is getting rid of white members is all in white board members is all in the name,

okay, folks, it's time now for greatest britain and union jack carson who is your greatest?arol vorderman . and now on to gary vorderman. and now on to gary lineker. but they've made a great start. so the bbc. >> okay, there you go. i can't disagree with that one. adam, your greatest britain >> my greatest. britain is gb news for expanding its broadcast into europe. well done . bravo. into europe. well done. bravo. >> there you go. how can we. apparently you're very big in france, adam. thank you. >> yeah, he looks quite french. adam >> next, go and do some boxing matches in france. matthew how long have i got? okay matthew, you've got a big boxing match coming it? adam adam coming up. when is it? adam adam i've got to get this worked out next friday. >> not this friday. next friday. >> not this friday. next friday. >> we'll be rooting. i'm fighting rhino. >> the x uk gladiator. so it's going to be a tough test. yeah, well, he's got thick skin, let me tell you. >> really good luck with that one. got the so one. you've got the horns. so that's all right. thank you, matthew. c

jack carson in exeter. how are the people in exeter.t more north in exeter. however, in birmingham this morning at elevate property group . of elevate property group. of course, this property developer has over 30 experience has over 30 years experience here in the city, but also around the country as well. of course, constructing those properties as well then properties as well as then obviously selling them off both residential also residential and also commercially as well. we're joined by mike diskin, who's the group finance director. i mean, mike, ahead of this autumn statement by the statement today by the chancellor, i mean, he's saying the economy seems to be in a better shape . would you agree better shape. would you agree with what saying there ? with what he's saying there? >> we've certainly seen improvements late, improvements of late, the stabilisation interest rates stabilisation of interest rates has helped and inflation has fallen . so that's got to be fallen. so that's got to be a good thing. so yeah, we're definitely

okay, folks, it's time now for greatest britain and union jack carson who is your greatest?arol vorderman . and now on to gary vorderman. and now on to gary lineker. but they've made a great start. so the bbc. >> okay, there you go. i can't disagree with that one. adam, your greatest britain >> my greatest. britain is gb news for expanding its broadcast into europe. well done . bravo. into europe. well done. bravo. >> there you go. how can we. apparently you're very big in france, adam. thank you. >> yeah, he looks quite french. adam >> next, go and do some boxing matches in france. matthew how long have i got? okay matthew, you've got a big boxing match coming it? adam adam coming up. when is it? adam adam i've got to get this worked out next friday. >> not this friday. next friday. >> not this friday. next friday. >> we'll be rooting. i'm fighting rhino. >> the x uk gladiator. so it's going to be a tough test. yeah, well, he's got thick skin, let me tell you. >> really good luck with that one. got the so one. you've got the horns. so that's all right. thank you, matthew. c

you think it's jack carson? the answer is it is jack carson . answer is it is jack carson. yes. rd for gb news. i know. >> i got an award as well. i can't remember it. >> i never win anything. >> i never win anything. >> i'll let you know what it is. no, you didn't win that. you did. no, it two. did. no, it was two. >> we're joined. be joined. >> well, listen, some you >> well, listen, some of you sent in, i'll sent your messages in, so i'll read because one read some because i had one here, bill. about hard here, bill. this is about hard core is very eloquent and core is a very eloquent and interesting speaker, very informative likeable. informative and likeable. well done, says in this crazy done, julie says in this crazy world, this beautiful young lady is inspiration. we is an absolute inspiration. we love it. yeah. and then on the case nigel, ian says, i think case of nigel, ian says, i think nigel will the last two nigel will reach the last two and win 52% to 48. it's destiny . and win 52% to 48. it's destiny. i'm telling now , i'm not. i'm telling you now, i'm not. >> i'm

>> so our reporter jack carson has been in birmingham talking to as . fe become down there? i mean, most of us, even we've got functioning councils notice that the streets look a bit of a mess at the moment. the bins in the parks are never emptied. is it worse in birmingham now ? in birmingham now? >> well, essentially the situation here in birmingham is that this city is very much still in this kind of this kind of limbo, because since they declared that section 104, nofice declared that section 104, notice effectively declaring themselves over that, themselves bankrupt over that, of course, equal pay liability of course, equal pay liability of more than £700 million dating back to a supreme court case in 2012, essentially , this council 2012, essentially, this council still has not put together a fully fledged financial plan as to how they're going to cut, cut their costs and, of course, make up over the next two financial years, as it was revealed earlier this month, over £200 million, pounds. and so the commissioners, of course, of the government, mic

. >> our west midlands reporter jack carson is there . yes jack carson is there. yes >> so veterans and over 120 military personnel are all here in shrewsbury town centre raising those vital funds for the poppy appeal as we head ever closer to armistice day . closer to armistice day. >> so a lot to get through this morning. i was surprised by how much common sense is in the king's speech. let me tell you. so you don't want to miss that. it is expected that the criminal justice bill will be part of the king's speech this morning. it would introduce tougher sentences gang sentences for grooming gang members who murder members and those who murder their the end of a relationship. >> it's also to mean for >> it's also going to mean for the first time, we rent the first time, we can rent space in foreign foreign prisons because own prisons because our own prisons are overflow and the but the big overflow ing and the but the big key is that we're about. >> lucy letby that's right . >> lucy letby that's right. ministers announced the plans earlier after high earlier this

jack carson he went to find out more . this is went to find out more. and broadcaster woolf and and broadcaster emma woolf and former matthew and broadcaster emma woolf and forme he matthew and broadcaster emma woolf and forme he telling matthew and broadcaster emma woolf and forme he telling me atthew and broadcaster emma woolf and forme he telling me some/ laza. he was telling me some fascinating gossip, actually about labour but i'm about the labour party, but i'm not about that right now. >> don't get me into trouble of a gossip today. a lot of gossip today. >> yes, exactly. now, a young hindu in birmingham say hindu family in birmingham say they've in a state they've been living in a state of were targeted of fear after they were targeted by religiously by youth with religiously motivated and attacks motivated harassment and attacks on home. on their home. >> west midlands >> so our west midlands reporter, jack jack carson went to find out story. to find out the story. >> this is the moment a group of boys attacked the home of a young hindu family

jack carson gb news. birmingham >> terrible situation. fantastic reporting there from jack carson. an award on friday, didn't he? >> yeah. with the arts in west midlands. so well done. >> yeah. royal television society breakthrough that society breakthrough in that region. very proud of region. so we're very proud of you, jack. well done. congratulations >> now, the weather here over the weekend. you were lucky you were not here in marrakesh. i mean, i was i woke up in manchester on saturday and it was two degrees and it didn't get than that. it was get any warmer than that. it was really, beautiful really, really cold. beautiful blue , but two degrees, blue skies, but two degrees, cold and crisp days. >> they're the best. anything better than grey, crisp, crisp is like 8 or 9 degrees. >> this was iceberg . this was >> this was iceberg. this was really. so what was your temperature like? >> it was cold. as soon as the sun went down or before the sun came up. really sort of chilly. chilly, ten degrees, something like that. as soon as the african sun's up, you're warm. mediterranean

our reporter jack carson has been asking people in stoke on trent what they make of it all. do. >> i think anything that goes ahead with getting people into safety is a good idea. i think the government is doing whatever they can to support people that are obviously in desperate need of travel and protection , of travel and protection, basically. so it's a positive move and anything we can do to help as a country, we should always try to do no other option for them. >> is the you know, they just float die and the float and to see the die and the see land here, they're see the land here, they're running and fleeing their life and things. so what choice do they have if they stamp it? yes go to rwanda. they've got no choice. i think it should really be at least they're going to go somewhere where they're going to be looked after and perhaps have a job or what are they going to do when they're here. >> so i think it should be approved. yeah, because they honestly it's been too much now. well something's gotta be done. >> simple as that, you know. but i feel sorry me hard for som

okay, folks, it's time now for your nominations for jack carson greatest for union jack carson greatest's your greatest? britain of the day? >> my greatest britain. for all those great britons who decided to go for the consulting option to go for the consulting option to stop those train office ticket stations and sorry, train station ticket office closing. so all those people who did that consultation and me included, and kept the ticket offices open at train stations. >> yeah, great nomination , >> yeah, great nomination, derek. your greatest britain it's somebody by the name of jemmy cooper but not the jemmy cooper that we all know. >> he's an 80 year old nurse in northern ireland. he's worked for the nhs for the last 50 years. he came out of retirement after the age of 69, and i think he would be a superb candidate. >> i love your choice of jemmy cooper and rebecca. >> mine is dominic cummings as i've just really enjoyed the drama and the gossip of today. i think he's done some really creative swearing and i think he's yeah, he's added the he's yeah, he's added to the national coole

our reporter jack carson has been asking people in stoke on trent what they make of it all. do. >> i think anything that goes ahead with getting people into safety is a good idea. i think the government is doing whatever they can to support people that are obviously in desperate need of travel and protection , of travel and protection, basically. so it's a positive move and anything we can do to help as a country, we should always try to do no other option for them. >> is the you know, they just float die and the float and to see the die and the see land here, they're see the land here, they're running and fleeing their life and things. so what choice do they have if they stamp it? yes go to rwanda. they've got no choice. i think it should really be at least they're going to go somewhere where they're going to be looked after and perhaps have a job or what are they going to do when they're here. >> so i think it should be approved. yeah, because they honestly it's been too much now. well something's gotta be done. >> simple as that, you know. but i feel sorry me hard for som

jack carson . hostages lives on. jack carson. gb news. >> that brings us to 6:12.r time and attention this morning. it's been brought to my attention from page of the times today that british women are the joint heaviest binge drinkers in the world. this is from the organisation for economic cooperation and development. in other words, the oecd . they compared alcohol oecd. they compared alcohol consumption right across 38 member countries is what i would like to say. and here is what the term is heavy. isabel binge drinking amongst women defined and as having at least six small dnnksin and as having at least six small drinks in one session. in any one session with 1 in 4 doing this at least once a month. now you telling me that a woman under a lot of stress and, you know, just looking for a bit of release. she has six drinks once a month and she's in alcohol. >> i think six drinks is an awful lot . what do you. awful lot. what do you. >> yeah, but if you don't a session i mean, if you were going out with friends and it was a friday night or whatever it is, would y

. >> lucky jack carson. >> lucky jack carson. >> viva las vegas. >> viva las vegas. >> you know what?lm. anyway, if anything else, you're going to watch viva las vegas. >> nigel farage george will be weaving in the jungle now because that's that's where he's going to go in an attempt to show people how cuddly is. and i love that he's finally confirmed he touched down in australia. >> we still weren't sure. of course he's going in many times they've asked me to go there. >> yeah, what i bet they have. >> yeah, what i bet they have. >> are they? yeah >> are they? yeah >> there's not a chance. >> there's not a chance. >> did you? nearly making that up. >> well i know. >> well i know. >> well i know. >> well just just you know i'm just reaffirm ming the fact that you have been so did you ever come close? i went and commentated on the back up show the they had a second show on itv too. >> sure . and i went out for >> sure. and i went out for a week and commentated on that . week and commentated on that. and i had to eat some eyeballs while i was right, which wasn't very nice, was it? >> i'

. >> well, jack jack carson joins us now from outside a mcdonald's in small heath in birmingham. estaurant yet ? on this restaurant yet? >> no, this is this was the third restaurant that was hit by mice on on, on tuesday. so this this became the third restaurant that was hit by mice as the pro—palestinian protesters walked in with a with a box of mice and then threw them at staff along the counter and all around the restaurant. of course, this is one of the restaurants that the west midlands police are investigating to try. and of course, find the suspects involved . as you mentioned, a 32 involved. as you mentioned, a 32 year old man has been arrested in connection with the attacks on the mice attacks on the mcdonald's in star city and perry barr. and they're still looking for a 30 year old, bilal hussein in connection with those attacks as well. they've executed the westminster police say a number of warrants in their determination to arrest him, but are appealing to the for public any more information. the police here say that their position is clear . they say this position is

our reporter jack carson is there for us. jack, what's going on?ruptcy . bankruptcy. >> well, a lot of the situation is around these councils. of course, this is the is the management is poor financial decisions leading them into these into these deficits. of course, birmingham city councils main problem goes back to equal pay main problem goes back to equal pay liabilities. more than £760 million worth of equal pay liability now owed. that's due to a supreme court case back in 2012, which found that they weren't paying things like historic bonuses and all kinds of different things to the more female oriented, orientated jobs than they were to say more male orientated jobs, like being collectors around the city. so that's why birmingham city council found themselves in such a disastrous position with such a disastrous position with such a huge equal pay liability to then have to pay off. of course, they've also been trying to implement a new financial system through the company of call that's costing more than we think £100 million. it should have

well, gb news reporter jack carson joins us now from outside the hospital and hopefully he can make senseis all mean ? this all mean? >> yeah. so it it's better news today , tom and pip than it has today, tom and pip than it has been for the last couple of days. this is a de—escalation from the top level five black alert. if you like. business continuity incident that the cardiff and vale university health board declared on the 7th of november. essentially there was a combination of different factors. there was real pressure within their emergency department where patients coming in particularly needed more complex and more critical care than usual. but there was also a combination of not being able to discharge patients quick enough out of things like the emergency department, discharge them into and around other wards on the hospital. and so there were there were some incidences where patients waiting in the patients were waiting in the back ambulances they back of ambulances because they couldn't be brought the couldn't be brought in. the emergency department, the emergency department,

our reporter jack carson joins me now from outside a mcdonald's in small heath in birmingham . jack, there has been a development on this story . this story. >> yeah, that's right. as you mentioned, patrick, last night, that arrest of the of a 32 year old man in connection in suspected, of course , of suspected, of course, of committing of course, those mice attacks . he's currently still attacks. he's currently still being interviewed. there's been no update from the police. so far yet today, but they are still also on the lookout. west midlands police say for a 30 year old bilal hussain, believed to be from birmingham, they would to talk to of would like to talk to him. of course, with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. with these would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. theythese would like to talk to him. of cours attacks as well. they have mice attacks as well. they have said that they've executed a number attempts at an arres

mcdonald's as well. >> okay, jack carson thank you for the update. well i think it's a thank you. y, thank you, jack. what do you make of this? >> i think it's mad. i don't really understand mice. why involve mice ? involve mice? >> i guess because they're. they're they're going to repulse people. it's designed to repulse people. it's designed to repulse people shock them scare people and shock them and scare them and. cause i guess we're talking about yeah suppose talking about it. yeah i suppose maybe them what maybe we're giving them what they want in that sense. >> it is actually the staff >> but it is actually the staff i feel sorry for. it's in that video when you can see them trying obviously the trying to obviously lift the box. they the box on the box. they put the box on the ground lid the ground with the lid on the floor, if makes sense. so floor, if that makes sense. so you flip the box over you have to flip the box over and staff are and those staff members are having that. i feel having to do that. and i feel quite them. do quite sorry for them. what do you think? >>

reporterjack carson . so, jack, what are carson. helmed ? well it's just underwhelmed? well it's been a mixed reaction. >> i think overall, martin. i think those headline figures are, of course, of national insurance being dropped by by two percentage points come two percentage points to come down to 10% on the face of it is good news. people excited to possibly have on average possibly have that on average around their around £450 back in their pocket. course , still pocket. but of course, still kind of when that kind of cautious of when that actual all, you know, new change takes place. what the takes place. actually, what the what the reality is and what the realistic amount of money, of course, in their pocket is because not everyone, course, because not everyone, of course, is that is going to reach that average sum in pocket. sum of money in their pocket. some yes. we'll get more, some will. yes. we'll get more, but will get less as but some will also get less as well. there's a bit of a bit well. so there's a bit of a bit of s

now gb news reporter jack carson is at a remembrance event at saint philip's cathedral in birmingham.n hear the band playing in the background. hopefully you can speak it. hopefully you can speak over it. jack yeah , yeah. jack yeah, yeah. >> good morning to you. camilla that's the salvation army band. that's the salvation army band. that's short while ago that's just a short while ago marched up here and you can hear playing music in the playing that music in the background people start background as people here start to gather, comes to gather, birmingham comes together every year this together every year for this remembrance sunday service. of course, people will not, of course, people will not, of course, just in the city, but the surrounding areas as well. the city itself has had a long standing history , not only, of standing history, not only, of course, with military, with course, with the military, with over 8000 in the first world over 8000 men in the first world war going fight in war going over to fight in france belgium in the france and belgium in the trenches , but also

thank you for that, jack carson.ow, that would be me finished because i have a phobia with mice. yeah, you can never go there again. well, i mean, hundreds mice mean, imagine hundreds of mice running mean, imagine hundreds of mice run the mice are actually quite sweet. >> five are for a mice. >> five are for a mice. >> i'd scream and i'd >> no, i'd scream and i'd squeal. but they are sweet. >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> you'd pay a fiver for? >> you'd pay a fiver for? >> i wouldn't get them >> i wouldn't go and get them for in my house. >> i wouldn't go and get them for we in my house. >> i wouldn't go and get them for we usediy house. >> i wouldn't go and get them for we used t01ouse. >> i wouldn't go and get them for we used to eatse. >> i wouldn't go and get them for we used to eat mice when >> we used to eat mice when i was young. we used to have sweetie right. was young. we used to have swethe right. was young. we used to have swe the sweet. right. was young. we used to have swethe sweet. well,j

carson. we are starting with the union that's an unusual union jack.the greatest britain then we asked yourselves in asked to strap yourselves in over there. christine, i will start union go. start with you, union jack. go. >> i'm scared. >> i'm scared. >> that's right. union jack. well, course it's keir well, of course it's keir starmer his utterly starmer for his utterly ludicrous video about islamophobia heaven's islamophobia month for heaven's sake, need i say sake, keir starmer need i say more? well, no. >> yeah, exactly . we've already >> yeah, exactly. we've already had chat that. you've had a chat about that. you've done he's gone. done him. wasn't it? he's gone. let's a little clip. let's let's play a little clip. let's play let's play a little clip. let's play a little clip of sick islamophobia awareness month comes deeply time comes at a deeply troubling time for communities for muslim communities across britain . yeah, there's more of britain. yeah, there's more of that. if you want to ruin your evening , watch it online. evening, watch it

let's cross now to birmingham and our midlands reporter jack carson joins us from saint philip's cathedral me, we're going to get the military parade, of course, as part of this remembrance sunday service here. you can probably see the cenotaph placed cenotaph that's been placed behind . dignitaries, behind me. dignitaries, of course, guests, as well course, invited guests, as well as as well as, of course, the lord mayor and politicians from from birmingham city council and of course, the likes of other councils around the area as well, are going to pay their respects. of course, to respects. and of course, to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice we sacrifice today, we are expecting as expecting a military parade as well from members of the well from from members of the armed forces, including, of course, the royal course, the army, the royal navy, marine corps, as well navy, the marine corps, as well as the royal air force as well. so it's going to be some spectacle later on when, of course, those parades lined up and marched past us to take the salute from the lord. lieutenant and marc

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jack carson is at the national arboretum in staffordshire and dougie beattie is in belfast.ing. i've just walked down from whitehall and the cenotaph where we can see that the police are taking absolutely no chances. the whole of whitehall has been barricaded off and there's a ring of steel, as they call it, around the cenotaph. a ring of policemen guarding it. we're expecting to thousand policemen on the streets of london today. at the previous saturday, pro—palestine marches. london today. at the previous saturc have ro—palestine marches. london today. at the previous saturc have beenilestine marches. london today. at the previous saturc have been 1000 e marches. london today. at the previous saturc have been 1000 policemen. london today. at the previous satyomave been 1000 policemen. london today. at the previous satyou can been 1000 policemen. london today. at the previous satyou can seen 1000 policemen. london today. at the previous satyou can see a1000 policemen. london today. at the previous satyou can see a real policemen. london today. at the previous satyou can see

okay, so union jack carson. >> it's got to be the cardiff >> so it's got to be the cardiff universityhutting down the haters. >> okay. all right. >> okay. all right. >> on sir keir starmer palmer is my nominee today. he's open to returning the elgin marbles. it shows these just talking down britain and the country's not safe in his hands. so the bbc apparently earlier on referred to the elgin marbles by their traditional greek name , the traditional greek name, the parthenon, whatever called. traditional greek name, the parthat's, whatever called. traditional greek name, the parthat's, whatthey called. traditional greek name, the parthat's, whatthey callcalled. traditional greek name, the parthat's, whatthey call it.led. >> that's what they call it. >> that's what they call it. >> exactly pronounced >> that's what they call it. >> that, exactly pronounced >> that's what they call it. >> that, but actly pronounced >> that's what they call it. >> that, but actly something d like that, but it is something like that, but it is something like that. do you care like that. but why do you car

let's go over live to birmingham and have a chat with jack carson. n like where you are ? are? >> well, it was really impeccably attended. and also a well respected service as well, particularly those two minutes of silence. really poignant as birmingham. the whole of birmingham. the whole of birmingham seemed to seem to fall silent at 11:00. the barriers were packed with people that are coming to pay their respects. but also watch, of course, the fantastic military parade that we saw. we saw members of the of the fusiliers , members of the of the fusiliers, of the army, of the navy, of the marine corps and the royal air force as well, who then all, of course, the salute from the course, took the salute from the from the lord lieutenant on the stage well. but course, stage as well. but of course, speaking to some those people stage as well. but of course, sp(i|king to some those people stage as well. but of course, sp(i did; to some those people stage as well. but of course, sp(i did earlier,1e those people stage as well. but of course, sp(i did earli

before we move on, i'd like to give a huge congratulations to our very own west midlands reporter jack carsonelevision society award ceremony last night on x or twitter or whatever you want to call it. jack said, i am beyond speechless. thank you so much to the rts midlands for this award, telling the stories of people in the west midlands is the biggest privilege and i can't thank everyone at gb news, my family and friends enough for their support so well done, jack. we're all so. i feel like his mum. we're also incredibly proud of you and he does an excellent job, as do everybody here at gb news. probably present company accepted. now we're accepted. in any case, now we're getting now let's see. getting festive. now let's see. there is some good news around, isn't isn't it? the isn't there? isn't it? the christmas, the excitement for glasgow's christmas is beginning to build second to build as the second instalment glasgow , instalment of glasgow, winterfest george winterfest opens on george square today. families have access to an ice rink, a silent disco festival bar and an assortment of

raf shawbury and the rifles jack carson is there for us. hi jack . us.been a fantastic event here all morning and it's still carrying on till later this afternoon as well. we've had 120 military personnel, as you mentioned, steven, from different raf bases around the area, also veterans as well. area, but also veterans as well. of course, talking not only to people to educate people, of course, on the importance of the poppy appeal, course, on the importance of the poppy appeal, but also raise those vital funds. year, those vital funds. last year, £42.2 million was raised as part of the poppy appeal. that all goes, of course, into that big pot that the british legion used to support veterans to support people currently serving within the forces with everything the armed forces with everything from , of course, different kinds from, of course, different kinds of support health wise. but of course, also those in this course, also those help in this time cost of living with time of cost of living with bills there over bills as well. there are over 2 million

dick cavett which has been fun to hear him tell stories about young johnny carson and jack parr.o that with, someone you could call and talk? could you call johnny? >> david: no, but i had such great respect for these guys. johnny is/was the mount olympus. you didn't just call johnny and say hey, johnny. what do you think? should i do this? what about the color socks? or they going to be all right, johnny? i was pretty much alone. i was orphaned in the talk show world. >> awww. >> david: i don't appreciate the sarcasm. >> stephen: tonight for us this is show 1,431. which is nothing. nothing for you. you did just of "the late show" alone, you did over 4,000 shows here. i'm just curious. [cheering] they called to the iron man of late night. >> david: that's right. and they were all damn good. >> stephen: what do you miss most if there is anything? >> david: i miss everything. mostly it's fun. very few things in life provide one the opportunity, and i can't speak for you or to you on this topic. but for me if you muck one up, 24 hours later you get to try again. >> stephen: we call

we're going to have jack us in jack carson live for us in birmingham . 3 today. >> fantastic . martin daubney and >> fantastic. martin daubney and ellie up enough ellie costello up enough mcdonald's for life anyway , i mcdonald's for life anyway, i quite a mcdonald's. i can't quite like a mcdonald's. i can't lie. i just do just from time to time. i bet you've never eaten a mcdonald's. have you done your eaten? scarlett i have. eaten? no. scarlett i have. >> but i mean , they are fatty >> but i mean, they are fatty and horrible. yeah >> i've not eaten one for 30 years. >> well , look, we will be back >> well, look, we will be back tomorrow morning at 930. >> and as we just heard from ellie and martin, lots more coming up this afternoon. first, though , we know there's a storm though, we know there's a storm coming , though, we know there's a storm coming, right, though, we know there's a storm coming , right, kieran? isn't it? coming, right, kieran? isn't it? storm is coming. >> stupid names strong. >> stupid names strong. >> so hopefully we will be here

. >> well, gb news midlands reporter jack carson is at nottingham hospital for us this morning. >> nottinghamjack this is very concerning given it's 1st of november. mean , we often hear concerning given it's 1st of noven hospitals�*an , we often hear concerning given it's 1st of noven hospitals feeling often hear concerning given it's 1st of noven hospitals feeling winter 1ear about hospitals feeling winter pressures don't we. and all the sort provisions made sort of provisions being made sometimes tents up in car parks and the like. but this is very early on in the season to be having this of crisis . having this kind of crisis. >> it is, of course you'll know as well as anyone does around this country that particularly dunng this country that particularly during the height of the flu season, that the emergency departments can become particularly and as particularly ovennhelm and as vulnerable people possibly come down with illnesses, naturally in winter people, immune systems aren't as strong. and so those emergency departments, those wards across hospitals across the country do become ove

well, let's go to jack carson who's there today and he's with people who are taking part in all of thiseah. >> good morning to you both. we're here, of course, right in the heart of shrewsbury. you mentioned those military personnel. we've seen them personnel. we've just seen them all course, all march up ready, of course, to onto the streets today to go out onto the streets today and raise money for the poppy appeal. but you're right. i appeal. but you're right. and i am joined paddy mccartney. am joined by paddy mccartney. paddy, a little bit paddy, just tell us a little bit about service. about your service. >> morning, jack. i >> good morning, jack. yeah, i was army for ten years. i was in the army for ten years. i served in the first gulf war. i served in the first gulf war. i served in the first gulf war. i served in bosnia. yeah, i was based in shropshire and i left in 1996. >> and just kind of tell us then leaving the service, how was the british legion helped you as veteran? >> as a veteran, the british legion have been a fantastic help to myself. there was a battle back centre

let's go to jack carson in birmingham for us is steve barclay . steve barclay. >> there .hey're a property developer with over . 30 years experience with over. 30 years experience in this business. and i'm joined by mike diskin, who's the group financial director. i mean, mike, ahead of this autumn statement today, you know, jeremy hunt's going to say that the is back on track. the economy is back on track. i mean, working within mean, you know, working within this business, do you feel this this business, do you feel like that's the case? >> it's certainly stabilising. it's better. it's getting much better. you know, the stabilisation of interest reduction interest rates and the reduction interest rates and the reduction in inflation certainly helped get confidence back in get some more confidence back in the market the housing the market that the housing market driven confidence. market is driven by confidence. so good so that's got to be a good thing. yes. >> i mean, obviously, inflation has it was one of has has come down. it was one of rishi sunak's big pledges to hal

and this appears to confirm the theory that indeed hamas, the terrorist organisation jack carson, haver analysis of that . your analysis of that. >> first of all, it's a bombshell revelation. the entire world was waiting for this footage and everyone who is against israel were quick to call israel a liar when they only. quote unquote, only released the footage of weapons being hidden inside the al—shifa hospital . they were quick to hospital. they were quick to call foul to say this rule was wrong. and this big command centre was not it didn't exist . centre was not it didn't exist. now, israel yesterday came with two different sets of footages , two different sets of footages, one of a drone that is looking at al—shifa before it enters the tunnel ten metre deep and it's clearly a tunnel, obviously . and clearly a tunnel, obviously. and the second footage that we saw was from inside the hospital surveilling cameras with the time and the date saying 7th october, 7th of october, in the morning . and it allegedly shows morning. and it allegedly shows us two hostages, one from thailand and

congratulations to our west midlands reporterjack congratulations to our west midlands reporter jack carsonoyal television society midlands break through award and we are delighted that he's up nice and early and well done. i don't know whether he's hung over, but he's here. how are you feeling, jack? massive congratulations . jack? massive congratulations. >> thank you so much. well, there it is. oh, well done. you want to see this? more than you actually want to see me. so there is in all its glory. there it is in all its glory. i'm surprisingly not that hung oven i'm surprisingly not that hung over, so i'm very i'm very happy this morning. >> did you have any idea you were going to win or was it a total surprise ? total surprise? >> absolute, total surprise. i mean, i kind of the category that was in the competition in there and so many other fantastic journalists, there was an actor in there as well. so that when you see that kind of competition, you just don't believe that you're going to be the one that wins it. when the one that wins it. and when they mean, my they said my name, i me