it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. — jacobstate of the nation tonight. it's— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. it's been an eventful— nation tonight. it's been an eventful weekend in russia as vtadimir— eventful weekend in russia as vladimir putin's— eventful weekend in russia as vladimir putin's mercenary army staged— vladimir putin's mercenary army staged a— vladimir putin's mercenary army aagea a coup— vladimir putin's mercenary army staged a coup before collapsing in staged a coup before collapsing a. just— staged a coup before collapsing tn tast tse— staged a coup before collapsing in just 150 miles— staged a coup before collapsing in just 150 miles from moscow. doss— in just 150 miles from moscow. doss ttts— in just 150 miles from moscow. does this spell— in just 150 miles from moscow. does this spell the beginning of the stat— does this spell the beginning of the stat tot— does this spell the beginning of the end for vladimir the tsttttts— the end for vladimir the terrible return of the green levy— terribl

jacob. the bank of hhghaha— history. jacob. the bank of rhghaha hehh— " jacob. agree— largely under the watch of mark carney. i agree that they should have— carney. i agree that they should have followed— carney. i agree that they should have followed the— carney. i agree that they should have followed the fed and tried to have followed the fed and tried he eeh— have followed the fed and tried he eeh aah— have followed the fed and tried he geh aah er— have followed the fed and tried to get out of the— have followed the fed and tried to get out of the habit of low hhereeh— to get out of the habit of low interest rates.— to get out of the habit of low interest rates. but of course rhahehah— interest rates. but of course financial markets loved low hhereeh— financial markets loved low interest rates.— financial markets loved low interest rates. governments like how— interest rates. governments like haw—rh— interest rates. governments like haw—h rheahh- low interest rates. it meant he— low interest rates. it meant her—.- low interest rates. it meant hhey—. andl low

jacob. thank you. middlehurst. jacob. thank you. good— middlehurst. jacob. thank you.— middlehurst. jacob. thank you. good evening. the main- middlehurst. jacob. thank you. good evening. the main story tonight , a good evening. the main story tonight, a vigil has been held for the victims of yesterday's attacks in nottingham. thousands of students and staff attended the ceremony this afternoon in the ceremony this afternoon in the grounds of nottingham university. it follows the deaths of 219 year old fresher students , grace o'malley, kumar students, grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber. students, grace o'malley, kumar and barnaby webber . and earlier and barnaby webber. and earlier on today, police named school caretaker ian coates was the third person fatally stabbed and his van had been stolen and then used to target others in the random attack at the university. the parents of both teenagers shared how much university life and friendships in nottingham had meant to their children . i had meant to their children. i know it would be super touched by eveenery— kn

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on- g: " g it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. — jacob rees—moggof the nation. tonight— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight the _ jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight the mystic meg's of the— nation. tonight the mystic meg's of the privileges— nation. tonight the mystic meg's of the privileges committee have claimed— of the privileges committee have claimed to— of the privileges committee have claimed to know— of the privileges committee have claimed to know what was in boris— claimed to know what was in boris johnson's— claimed to know what was in boris johnson's mind as they publish— boris johnson's mind as they publish their— boris johnson's mind as they publish their report, which would— publish their report, which would have— publish their report, which would have recommended a vindictive— would have recommended a vindictive 90— would have recommended a vindictive 90 day suspension for boris— vindictive 90 day suspension for boris johnson.— vindictive 90 day suspension for boris johnson. problem with this report— boris j

jacob-of course,- jacob because, of course, the nv— jacob because, of course, the rrv eeeneek— jacoband, perhaps even a rumble or rnwneen— scotland, perhaps even a rumble of thunder, they'll— scotland, perhaps even a rumble of thunder, they'll clear away some mistiness_ of thunder, they'll clear away some mistiness hanging around for we— some mistiness hanging around for we nonn— some mistiness hanging around for the north of— some mistiness hanging around for the north of scotland around the for the north of scotland around rne—kow— for the north of scotland around the—low cloud- the coast, some low cloud eevekowng— the coast, some low cloud developing across central parts of developing across central parts or rngkene,— developing across central parts of england, otherwise it's of england, but otherwise it's new— of england, but otherwise it's ekeer-rne— of england, but otherwise it's clear-the vast- clear skies for the vast neronry— clear skies for the vast neronry .— clear skies for the vast majority . and despite those majority. and despite those new— majority. and despite those

jacob. time for the news with polly middlehurst . jacob. thank you. middlehurst. jacob. thank you. good— middlehurst. jacob. thank you. good evening.— middlehurst. jacob. thank you. good evening. will— middlehurst. jacob. thank you. good evening. will the- m 3: jacob. thank you. good evening. will the top story from— good evening. will the top story from the— good evening. will the top story from the ea— good evening. will the top story from the gb news— good evening. will the top story from the gb news room tonight is that— from the gb news room tonight is that the— from the gb news room tonight is that the duke— from the gb news room tonight is that the duke of— from the gb news room tonight is that the duke of sussex was at the ttgt— that the duke of sussex was at the htgh court— that the duke of sussex was at the high court in— that the duke of sussex was at the high court in london today for the high court in london today tor hts— the high court in london today for his second— the high court in london today for his second day, giving evttehte— for his second day, giving eviden

it's called jacob reese. jacob jacob reese. as in jacob hheee—heee.— jacob reese.nger because it does a good deal on coffee. we've spoken deal on coffee. but we've spoken to deal on coffee. but we've spoken he—eh— deal on coffee. but we've spoken he—eh hhe- deal on coffee. but we've spoken he—eh hhe meehhi to the good people of the north of to the good people of the north eh hmeheme— to the good people of the north of england—what- to the good people of the north of england what they of england and here's what they had of england and here's what they me he— of england and here's what they me he eew. — of england and here's what they me he eew. hhh— of england and here's what they had to say. i'd have to be eeehee— had to say. i'd have to be greggs default. greggs just by default. hehmhhehw— greggs just by default. definitely greggs- greggs just by default. definitely greggs 100. i think definitely greggs100. i think pret's way too expensive. there are a massive club around now, aren't they? so yeah, i do love eeehee— aren't they? so yeah, i do love some greggs clot

jacob rees—mogg. this 8:oo. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this nos— 8:oo. i'm jacob rees—mogg.to these western areas, too, making for humid night tuesday for a murky, humid night tuesday night into wednesday , the rain night into wednesday, the rain should ease, at least for a time, across parts of scotland, staying fairly over the staying fairly damp over the hills of northern england and nonh hills of northern england and north but many places north wales. but many places will start wednesday dry. but then another area of rain comes in initially to northern ireland, but then spreading into parts of scotland. northern england and wales. and this could have some heavy bursts mixed possibility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble possibility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble of possibility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble of thundersibility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble of thunder toility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble of thunder to the of a rumble of thunder to the northwest. it should turn drier and further south east, most and further south

it's called jacob reese. jacob jacob reese. as in jacob tees—mott.— jacob reese.does a good teat on— manger because it does a good deal on coffee. _ manger because it does a good deal on coffee. we've spoken deal on coffee. but we've spoken to—ot— deal on coffee. but we've spoken to—ot tne- deal on coffee. but we've spoken to—ot tne noatn| to the good people of the north of to the good people of the north ot tnttant— to the good people of the north of england—what- to the good people of the north of england what they of england and here's what they had of england and here's what they nat to— of england and here's what they nat to say. — of england and here's what they nat to say. tt— of england and here's what they had to say. i'd have to be saetts— had to say. i'd have to be greggs default. greggs just by default. tettnttety— greggs just by default. definitely greggs- greggs just by default. definitely greggs 100. i think definitely greggs100. i think pret's way too expensive. there are a massive club around now, aren't they? so yeah, i do love saetts— aren't the

jacob, thank you.ews is polly middlehurst. jacob, thank you. the- news is polly middlehurst. jacob, thank you. the top story tonight, itv has had to order an external review following the television presenter phillip schofield's statement and departure from the morning tv show called this morning. chief executive dame carolyn mccall wrote in a letter to the culture secretary and the ofcom chief executive, philip schofield made assurances which he now acknowledges were untrue and we at itv feel badly. let down. we consider our approach reasonable and proportionate. at the time . and proportionate. at the time. um. well, the letter was also sent to the chair of the culture media and sport committee in parliament, and itv bosses will have to appear in front of mps on tuesday to answer questions about the presenter's affair with a younger male colleague will bring you full details on that of course, as they come to us. and another breaking news this evening, boris johnson's notebooks and whatsapp messages

anyway jacob's outside the tent anyway . tn— jacob's outside the tent anyway . tn gtvtng— jacob's outside you vttt agree— biden. i suspect both of you will agree with— at?“ i suspect both of you will agree with each other cc" i suspect both of you will agree with each other and i'll will agree with each other and ttt ttcagvee— will agree with each other and i'll disagree with— will agree with each other and i'll disagree with you. i don't tntnt— i'll disagree with you. i don't tntnt ne— i'll disagree with you. i don't think he -the- i'll disagree with you. i don't think he -the uk.- i'll disagree with you. i don't think he the uk. i think think he hates the uk. i think nec— think he hates the uk. i think ne-c-et— think he hates the uk. i think he's-of-irish- think he hates the uk. i think he's-of-irish roots.i he's proud of his irish roots. nat— he's proud of his irish roots. eat-gaectten- he's proud of his irish roots. but-question is- he's proud of his irish roots. but-question is a- he's proud of his irish roots. but question is a good one. but your question is a good one. why— but you

i'm jacob rees—mogg. this been jacob rees—mogg.ut many staying dry. it's-in the west— scotland. but many staying dry. it's in the west where it's here in the west where wett— it's here in the west where we-tt — it's here in the west where we'll see the— it's here in the west where we'll see the fresher temperatures overnight around ten:— temperatures overnight around teh-h— temperatures overnight around teh-h the- temperatures overnight around ten, in the southeast ten, 12 c. but in the southeast , hotthg— ten, 12 c. but in the southeast , hotthg wh— ten, 12 c. but in the southeast , holding up around 17,18 , holding up around 17, 18 teerees— , holding up around 17, 18 tegrees h— , holding up around 17, 18 degrees in a— , holding up around 17, 18 degrees in a few spots. so quite hwrhtt— degrees in a few spots. so quite hwrhtt ort— degrees in a few spots. so quite hwrhtt oht muggy— degrees in a few spots. so quite humid and muggy night to come here— humid and muggy night to come here os— humid and muggy night to come here as that— h

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight,— jacobstate of the nation tonight, the— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight, the remainers revenge— nation tonight, the remainers evenge n— nation tonight, the remainers revenge is complete. boris jenneen— revenge is complete. boris jenneen ,— revenge is complete. boris johnson , who— revenge is complete. boris johnson , who won the largest johnson, who won the largest eveenenv— johnson, who won the largest electoral mandate for the conservatives _ electoral mandate for the conservatives ageneration, conservatives in a generation, is enn— conservatives in a generation, is en en— conservatives in a generation, is out of parliament. but is none— is out of parliament. but is none in— is out of parliament. but is none in pole— is out of parliament. but is boris in pole position to return as boris in pole position to return ee-nevn— boris in pole position to return as-next leader— boris in pole position to return as-next leader of- boris in pole position to return as next leader of the

i think that is a mic drop, jacob rees-mogg! _ that. i think that is a mic drop, jacob rees-mogg!ob rees-mogg! our report is that. i think that is a mic drop, - jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things. — jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things. on _ jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things, on the _ jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things, on the evidence, - jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things, on the evidence, and i on two things, on the evidence, and on two things, on the evidence, and on a keen awareness of the seriousness of misleading the house. the committee was unanimous that a sanction which would trigger the recall of parliament act was justified in the light of our conclusion, that mrjohnson deliberately misled the house and deliberately misled the house and deliberately misled the committee. we then felt it necessary to increase the sanction to 90 days, to reflect the seriousness of his preaching the confidence of the committee, impugning the committee, thereby undermining the democratic process of the house, and

it's me, jacob rees—mogg of the jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of thetonight. another nation tonight. yet another energy boss has expressed concern over a potential labour government and its pledge to stop sea and gas stop north sea oil and gas licences . not to mention the tax licences. not to mention the tax is already being imposed on the industry. is it we put industry. is it time we put energy security motty ahead of the net zero agenda? the windsor framework although hailed as a crystallisation of uk—eu post—brexit relations , has post—brexit relations, has ultimately failed in its most important intention to restore power sharing in northern ireland. we'll be joined by the leader of the democratic unionist party, sir jeffrey donaldson, centre for donaldson, as the centre for brexit policy unveils new plans to tackle the problems posed by the protocol and does indolence lead to illness? seems working from home may be the prime culprit behind britains epidemic of long term sickness. work and pensions secretary mel stride certainly seems to think so

i'm jacob rees—mogg. this been jacob rees—mogg.cross western areas of ssettehe.— showers across western areas of ssetteht. het— showers across western areas of scotland. but many staying dry. it's scotland. but many staying dry. tt-s-th— scotland. but many staying dry. tt-s-th the— scotland. but many staying dry. it's-in the west— scotland. but many staying dry. it's in the west where it's here in the west where vett— it's here in the west where web — it's here in the west where we'll see the— it's here in the west where we'll see the fresher temperatures overnight around ten:— temperatures overnight around teh-th— temperatures overnight around teh-th the- temperatures overnight around ten, in the southeast ten, 12 c. but in the southeast : hettthe— ten, 12 c. but in the southeast : holding up— ten, 12 c. but in the southeast , holding up around 17,18 , holding up around 17, 18 degrees— , holding up around 17, 18 teprees th— , holding up around 17, 18 degrees in a— , holding up around 17, 18 degrees in a few spots. so quite htrhtt—

an hi, jacob.ht we-t ott— robert. though gladstone thought we-t owt ot— robert. though gladstone thought we'd run out of coal in 1966, when— we'd run out of coal in 1966, wnlon we— we'd run out of coal in 1966, which we seem— we'd run out of coal in 1966, which we seem not to do. steve do which we seem not to do. steve to we— which we seem not to do. steve to we note— which we seem not to do. steve to we note ony— which we seem not to do. steve do we have any choice with the ownent— do we have any choice with the content ont — do we have any choice with the current and future— do we have any choice with the current and future governments neotlng— current and future governments heading towards— current and future governments heading towards zero at any heading towards net zero at any ooet— heading towards net zero at any ooet-towt— heading towards net zero at any cost-david,-don't- heading towards net zero at any cost david, don't we cost? and david, why don't we onentnote— cost? and david, why don'

now let's bring in sir jacob rees—mogg , a key boris jacob rees—mogg, a key boris tehheeh— jacob rees—mogged in hete heettteh te— master of the unexpired acted in pole position to return as teeter— pole position to return as teetet et— pole position to return as leader of the _ pole position to return as leader of the conservatives as sir leader of the conservatives as he teeeh— leader of the conservatives as sirjacob. honestly leader of the conservatives as sir jacob. honestly is this what you— sir jacob. honestly is this what yet they— sir jacob. honestly is this what you truly believe— sir jacob. honestly is this what you truly believe ? well if you you truly believe? well if you teeh— you truly believe? well if you teeh et— you truly believe? well if you teeh et the — you truly believe? well if you look at the discussions you're hewhe— look at the discussions you're hewhe eht— look at the discussions you're having and what— look at the discussions you're having and what you were asking yeet— having and what you were asking yewt hehetthte— having and what you were asking your panellists

jacob. middlehurst st. jacob. thank you.— middlehurst st. jacob. thank you. good— middlehurst st.ng rubbish in an escalating feud between the two politicians. that's after the prime minister claimed mr johnson had asked him to mrjohnson had asked him to overrule checks for house of commons. house of lords honours nominations. boris johnson is now blaming downing street for conservative mps and key allies failing to appear on that list despite being nominated by him. nadine dorries alok sharma and nigel adams are among the mps whose names aren't appearing on the list , rishi whose names aren't appearing on the list, rishi sunak said overruling the vetting committee wasn't something he was prepared to do . borisjohnson wasn't something he was prepared to do . boris johnson asked me to to do. boris johnson asked me to do to do. boris johnson asked me to to something— to do. boris johnson asked me to do something that— to do. boris johnson asked me to do something that i— cit» boris johnson asked me to do something that i wasn't phonet— do something that i wasn't prepared to— do somet

jacob polly middlehurst out. jacob thank you. good 3: jacob thank you. good evening.overnment— thank you. good evening. the government says— thank you. good evening. the government says it's going to challenge— government says it's going to challenge the— government says it's going to challenge the ruling by the court— challenge the ruling by the court of— challenge the ruling by the court of appeal that the rwanda asylum— court of appeal that the rwanda asylum policy— court of appeal that the rwanda asylum policy is— court of appeal that the rwanda asylum policy is unlawful . asylum policy is unlawful. judges— asylum policy is unlawful. uuugss say— asylum policy is unlawful. judges say sending asylum seeeks— judges say sending asylum seekers re— judges say sending asylum seekers to rwanda will be uukuuruk— seekers to rwanda will be unlawful unless and until the deficiencies— unlawful unless and until the deficiencies in— unlawful unless and until the deficiencies in its government's usykum— deficiencies in its government's usykum processes— deficiencies in its govern

jacob, i was hacked . i mistake. jacob, i was hacked. i iactca— mistake. jacob, i was hacked.gy from a chief executive of one of the of the company that— of one of the of the company that was— of one of the of the company that was hacking _ of one of the of the company that was hacking me. and the pectic— that was hacking me. and the people responsible went to jail . auct— people responsible went to jail . and i— people responsible went to jail . and i received— people responsible went to jail . and i received a— people responsible went to jail . and i received a modest sum of damages— . and i received a modest sum of damages viticu— . and i received a modest sum of damages which i— . and i received a modest sum of damages which i didn't ask for. auct— damages which i didn't ask for. and that— damages which i didn't ask for. and that was— damages which i didn't ask for. and that was just— damages which i didn't ask for. and that was just given to me. i astci— and that was just given to me. i astci it— and that was just given to me. i astci it i— and that was just given to me.

okay, jacob, thank you very much indeed— jacob, thank you very much indeed .— jacob, thank you very muche green taxes and we didn't. so doesn't the so that doesn't cause the inflation. when the inflation. i suppose when the ined— inflation. i suppose when the ind-veni— inflation. i suppose when the ioei-veni on,— inflation. i suppose when the fuel-went up, it- iii" i suppose when the fuel went up, it meant fuel price went up, it meant inonegoning— fuel price went up, it meant transporting more transporting food was more enenive— transporting food was more expensive. thing for expensive. one thing for eenioin— expensive. one thing for. eenioin—ie certain, vicky price this is a deioie— certain, vicky price this is a deioie inoi— certain, vicky price this is a debate that never, ever goes ovov. — debate that never, ever goes away. iremember- debate that never, ever goes away. remember growing up and away. i remember growing up and the away. i remember growing up and one—vvene— away. i remember growing up and one—nene odi- away. i remember growing up and the—were all about- the arguments wer

— jacob and maybe jacob will be tninting ot— jacob and maybe jacob will be thinking of other— jacob andntirely meritocratic , is it? no, i think meritocratic, is it? no, i think we can i think we can all agree. we can all agree about but we can all agree about that. but that doesn't to say that that doesn't mean to say that it's worthless know , it's worthless as a you know, all of these people have worked hard the service of boris hard in the service of boris johnson and that is a johnson and that that is a perfectly respectable thing. you know , if you didn't have people know, if you didn't have people who went out and were loyal to the prime minister you'd have anarchy. yeah, i think i think i tnint— anarchy. yeah, i think i think i tnint wnat— anarchy. yeah, i think i think i think what people— , yeah, i think i think i think what people have questioned,— think what people have questioned, though, is the nunnnte— questioned, though, is the number that— questioned, though, is the number that have come in over the number that have come in over tne-counte— number that have come in over

sir. congratulations, jacob. sir. jacob— congratulations, jacob. sir.ecause- what would you say to the critics? f critics? because obviously jacob, there's been lots of conversation about whether or not this list should even have been in first been honoured in the first place. you say to place. what would you say to those critics ? well, i think those critics? well, i think nney— li.” . as? well, i think they misunderstand what the noons— they misunderstand what the honours system _ they misunderstand what the honours system is for , that it honours system is for, that it is honours system is for, that it ls onene— honours system is for, that it ls onene no— honours system is for, that it is there to reward _ honours system is for, that it is there to reward people who nave — is there to reward people who nave neen— is there to reward people who have been involved in political ano— have been involved in political and onnns— have been involved in political and public life— have been involved in political and public life ._ have been involved in political

jacob what's the _ as often as he possibly can. jacob what's the news? have a look at no on— for now, let's have a look at the all important- for now, let's have a look at the all important weather . hi the all important weather. hi inono. — the all important weather. hi there. .aidan_ the all important weather. hi there. .aidan magee- the all important weather. hi there. ' ji�*i�*iifigiiiiii: there. it's aidan magee ivan here from the met office with the gb news forecast. today's showers, where _ the gb news forecast. today's showers, where they- cit v i today's showers, where they have occurred will— showers, where they have occurred will ease for a time ononnigni.— occurred will ease for a time overnight, turning drier the overnight, turning drier in the non.— overnight, turning drier in the mom—soun- overnight, turning drier in thei north,_south. that's north, but further south. that's nnono— north, but further south. that's nnono ino— north, but further south. that's where the next— north, but further south. that's where the next area of rain or even

jacob what's the _ as often as he possibly can. jacob what's the news?at the top of the hour. but for now, let's have— back at the top of the hour. but for now, let's have at for now, let's have a look at fne— for now, let's have a look at we eff— for now, let's have a look at the all important- for now, let's have a look at the all important weather . hi the all important weather. hi fnewe. — the all important weather. hi there. .aidan_ the all important weather. hi there. .aidan magee- the all important weather. hi there. 1 .vw�*iwtfwgwtnt; there. it's aidan magee ivan here from the met office with the gb news forecast. today's showers, where _ the gb news forecast. today's showers, where they- c \w t today's showers, where they have occurred will— showers, where they have occurred will ease for a time ewewnfgnff— occurred will ease for a time overnight, turning in the overnight, turning drier in the newn— overnight, turning drier in the new—eewfn- overnight, turning drier in thei north,_south. that's north, but further south. that's wnewe— north, but

okay, jacob, thank you very shit“ okay, jacob, thank you very much thteet— jacob, thank you very muchen taxes, well, that is indeed an issue . but that is indeed an issue. but green taxes were there anyway . green taxes were there anyway. the question is, did we increase the green taxes and we didn't. so doesn't the so that doesn't cause the inflation. when the inflation. i suppose when the thet— inflation. i suppose when the met-weat— inflation. i suppose when the ttet-weht upr— inflation. i suppose when the fuel-went up, it- tit“ i suppose when the fuel went up, it meant fuel price went up, it meant trahcacrtma— fuel price went up, it meant transporting more transporting food was more eaehctwe— transporting food was more expensive. thing for expensive. one thing for certath— expensive. one thing for. certath—tc certain, vicky price this is a tehate— certain, vicky price this is a tehate that— certain, vicky price this is a debate that never, ever goes away. — debate that never, ever goes away. iremember- debate that never, ever goes away. remember growing up and away. i remember gro

jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight— jacob rees—moggof the nation tonight ,— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight , meet the great nation tonight, meet the great british— nation tonight, meet the great british people— nation tonight, meet the great british people have made their vies— british people have made their en nei— british people have made their views on net zero— british people have made their views on net zero known unambiguously and unequivocally. aveueev— unambiguously and unequivocally. a veueev peii— unambiguously and unequivocally. a yougov poll for— unambiguously and unequivocally. a yougov poll for the sun has ieveeiei— a yougov poll for the sun has revealed the— a yougov poll for the sun has revealed the british public's numeri— revealed the british public's number one priority is tackling irriieiierr— number one priority is tackling inflation and— number one priority is tackling inflation and reducing bills vviriie— inflation and reducing bills while reaching— inflation and reducing bills while reaching net

jacob, i was hacked . i mistake. jacob, i was hacked. i tasted— mistake. jacob, i was hacked.apology from a chief executive of one of the of— apology from a chief executive of one of the of the company treat— of one of the of the company that was— of one of the of the company that was hacking _ of one of the of the company that was hacking me. and the peepte— that was hacking me. and the people responsible went to jail . dud— people responsible went to jail . dud r— people responsible went to jail . and i received— people responsible went to jail . and i received a— people responsible went to jail . and i received a modest sum of damages— . and i received a modest sum of damages umst— . and i received a modest sum of damages which i— . and i received a modest sum of damages which i didn't ask for. dad— damages which i didn't ask for. add treat— damages which i didn't ask for. dad that was— damages which i didn't ask for. and that was just— damages which i didn't ask for. and that was just given to me. i asked— and that was just given to me. i asted rt— and that was just given

well, jacob, about the sea. well, jacob, fhere— about the sea. well, jacob, fhere — about the sea.f us we end on fairly clear and dry end on a fairly clear and dry note. we into friday, note. but as we go into friday, we start to see thicker cloud and spreads and outbreaks of rain spreads its into many western its way into many western districts of the country. but for most going to be a for most it's going to be a fairly night. maybe fairly mild night. maybe a little recently little bit fresher than recently . but for many temperatures, staying in double so we staying in double figures. so we start off friday with some sunshine across many central and eastern parts of the country. but cloud and across but the cloud and rain across the spread its way the west will spread its way eastwards we through the eastwards as we go through the course day. may hang on course of the day. may hang on to some brightness for a good chunk the day for anglia chunk of the day for east anglia and england. where and south east england. so where this it will still this does occur, it will still feel pr

well, jacob, about the sea. well, jacob, incre— about the sea. well, jacob, inere — about the sea.on fairly clear and dry end on a fairly clear and dry note. we into friday, note. but as we go into friday, we start to see thicker cloud and spreads and outbreaks of rain spreads its into many western its way into many western districts of the country. but for most going to be a for most it's going to be a fairly night. maybe fairly mild night. maybe a little recently little bit fresher than recently . but for many temperatures, staying in double so we staying in double figures. so we start off friday with some sunshine across many central and eastern parts of the country. but cloud and across but the cloud and rain across the spread its way the west will spread its way eastwards we through the eastwards as we go through the course day. may hang on course of the day. may hang on to some brightness for a good chunk the day for anglia chunk of the day for east anglia and england. where and south east england. so where this it will still this does occur, it will still feel pretty warm. e

i'm joined by jacob rees—mogg . jacob, you by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you knew— by jacob rees—mogg.t sunak comments were, oh, bey, -beebby— thought sunak comments were, oh, bey, -beebby very,- boy, they were really very, very ebebb. —een- boy, they were really very, very sharp. _can change.| boy, they were really very, very. sharp._can change. of sharp. and things can change. of bbbnee— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can change and we knew— course. things can change and we knew bbeb. — course. things can change and we knew bbeb. bub— course. things can change and we know that. but if— course. things can change and we know that. but if we— course. things can change and we know that. but if we face, you knew— know that. but if we face, you knew .— know that. but if we face, you knew , e— know that. but if we face, you knew , e be— know that. but if we face, you know , a big labour majority and know, a big labour majority and you know, a big labour majority and yeu wee— know, a big labour majority and yeu bbe— know,

i'm completely with you, jacob. ari— i'm completely with you, jacob.ssorted charges would not have been brought. ergo, trump is being prosecuted for political motives. steve he upset the world order. it's a witch hunt. considering all the untruths of others in america . well, the others in america. well, the british are known and often mocked for our obsession with talking about the weather. when it rains, it pours. when it snows, schools shut. but when there's a heatwave , a record there's a heatwave, a record number of small boats cross the channel number of small boats cross the channel, which it seems has been happening. a grand total of 616 people were detected crossing the english channel on sunday. that's the highest daily number so far this year. the home office says 545 people crossed the channel yesterday day and about 200 today. so far this yean about 200 today. so far this year, 8800 have crossed at the same time last year it had just passed 10,000. so we are a little bit lower, giving the prime minister licence last week to hail the reduct

, jacob.n gb news britain's watching. weioonne iook. — on gb news britain's watching. welcome back. our— on gb news britain's watching. welcome back. our main- on gb news britain's watching. welcome back. our main jacob rees—mogg. and you've been getting in touch with your thoughts. anthony if trump were not planning a political comeback , the current assorted comeback, the current assorted charges would not have been brought. ergo, trump is being prosecuted for political motives. steve he upset the world order. it's a witch hunt. considering all the untruths of others in america . well, the others in america. well, the british are known and often mocked for our obsession with talking about the weather. when it rains, it pours. when it snows, schools shut. but when there's a heatwave , a record there's a heatwave, a record number of small boats cross the channel number of small boats cross the channel, which it seems has been happening. a grand total of 616 people were detected crossing the en

jacob thank you and good with polly middlehurst out. - jacob thank you and good evening to you. — jacobou and good evening to you. wen,— jacob thank you and good evening to you. wen, the— jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story tonight,— to you. well, the top story tonight, as— to you. well, the top story tonight, as you've been hearing, is that— tonight, as you've been hearing, is that boris— tonight, as you've been hearing, is that boris johnson has repeated— is that boris johnson has repeated his— is that boris johnson has repeated his insistence that the com— repeated his insistence that the covm inquiry— repeated his insistence that the covid inquiry should be able to see covid inquiry should be able to au— covid inquiry should be able to au of— covid inquiry should be able to see all of his— covid inquiry should be able to see all of his unredacted messages in— see all of his unredacted messages in their fullest form in ms— messages in their fullest form in his own— messages in their fullest form in his own letter— messages in their fullest form in his own let

jacob thank you. middlehurst. jacob thank you. the top story tonight, the the top story'tonight, the prime the top story tonight, the prime minister— the top story tonight, the prime minister says— the top story tonight, the prime minister says his— the top story tonight, the prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival— minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of— minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the— the arrival of illegal migrants to the ut— the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk tn— the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk in small boats and the tem— to the uk in small boats and the eeytum teetteg— to the uk in small boats and the asylum backlog is— to the uk in small boats and the asylum backlog is starting to wort.— asylum backlog is starting to wett- — asylum backlog is starting to wett- tut— asylum backlog is starting to work. but he— asylum backlog is starting to work. but he admits- asylum backlog is starting to work. but he admits there's still a long way to go. during a

so jacob rees-mogg. thank you, - justice and democracy. so jacob| rees-mogg.madam justice and democracy. so jacob - rees-mogg. thank you, madam deputy seaker. it rees-mogg. thank you, madam deputy speaker- it is — rees-mogg. thank you, madam deputy speaker. it is perfectly _ rees-mogg. thank you, madam deputy speaker. it is perfectly reasonable - speaker. it is perfectly reasonable to challenge the views of select committees of this house. it is neither eccentric nor indeed rare. i would like to start with some of the things that i think are most contentious within the report, bordering on erroneous. if we may turn to paragraph 48 to start with. this makes reference to the fixed penalty notice received by mr johnson for the birthday party. and it seems to think that the fixed penalty notice is in fact an admission of guilt. but lord chief justice thomas said this, it is quite clear that the issue of the notice is not conviction. it is not an admission of guilt nor any proof that a crime has been committed. the scheme of the act makes that clear. any person rea

jacob thank you.e top story tonight, the the top story'tonight, the prime the top story tonight, the prime minister— the top story tonight, the prime minister says— the top story tonight, the prime minister says his— the top story tonight, the prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival— minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of— minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the— the arrival of illegal migrants to the ut— the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk tn— the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk in small boats and the tem— to the uk in small boats and the eeytum teetteg— to the uk in small boats and the asylum backlog is— to the uk in small boats and the asylum backlog is starting to wort.— asylum backlog is starting to wett- — asylum backlog is starting to wett- tut— asylum backlog is starting to work. but he— asylum backlog is starting to work. but he admits- asylum backlog is starting to work. but he admits there's still a long way to go. during a spe

krystal, junior, y el hermoso jacob, por primera vez en vivo en televisiÓn nacional.gro de vida, quÉ fue lo que paso? >> los tuve a las 22 semana, tenÍa que ser en mayo, 8 o no sÉ quÉ pasÓ que se vinieron antes. fueron los primeros es en ese hospital que lograron vivir a esa edad. borja: ¿cuÁles creen que han sido los momentos mÁs complicados despuÉs de haber dado a luz a sus hijos con tan sÓlo 22 semanas? >> han habido muchos momentos complicados, pero el proceso ha sido muy duro. un poco mÁs con luna, porque ella necesitaba una cirugÍa, y no se la pudieron hacer ahÍ en el hospital, y nos toca ir hasta iowa city, y ahÍ fue donde les pudieron hacer la cirugÍa. carolina: es increÍble pensar que a las 22 semanas hayan nacido a esa cota de gestaciÓn, en ocasiones ni siquiera nos imaginamos que es un besito que estÁ dentro porque todavÍa son muy crÍticos. imagino que fue casa fue algo agridulce. ¿quÉ le gustarÍa decirle ustedes alguna? sÉ que estÁ muy pequeÑa en el hospital, sus papÁs tan jÓvenes todavÍa la esperan en casa con mucha felicidad. >> le queremos decir que la

jacobs i'm going to be school. jacobs i'm going to be continuing— school.uehr— pressure at the moment has hreuehr-er— pressure at the moment has brought-of rain- pressure at the moment has brought of rain and brought areas of rain and shoes— brought areas of rain and showers across- brought areas of rain and showers across many parts of the uk showers across many parts of the we .— showers across many parts of the we . ehe— showers across many parts of the we . ohe swsrerh— showers across many parts of the uk . one system clears the east uk. one system clears the east of uk. one system clears the east or seorroho, — uk. one system clears the east of scotland, pushing into orkney and of scotland, pushing into orkney ehe sherroho— of scotland, pushing into orkney and shetland overnight, but only as owrhreohs— and shetland overnight, but only as outbreaks of— and shetland overnight, but only as outbreaks of mainly light rah— as outbreaks of mainly light rain showers— as outbreaks of mainly light rain showers elsewhere tend to disappear-— rain showers elsewhere

>> what sorts of things does jacob actually see out there? >> reporter: he has said when drug users have wandered into his business it is up to him or his staff members to remove them or ask them to leave. they cannot rely on police officers because there aren't enough of them. he also said his car has been broken into, which comes as no surprise to him, and every time he visits a local bodega or market he says that he witnesses rampant shoplifting. >> that has got to be frustrating for a lot of these mom and pop businesses. thank you very much. part of the plan to address the drug crisis is to force more people into drug treatment. the data shows why that might be easier said than done. at last check there were only six shelter beds available for withdrawal management citywide, and only one space is for a woman. there are similar shortages in residential treatment programs and transitional programs. >>> in the south bay, santa clara county will work directly with the consulate general of mexico. this partnership will educate communities abou

i'm joined by jacob rees—mogg . jacob, you by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you knew— by jacob rees—mogg. thought sunak comments were, oh, boy,— thought sunak comments were, oh, bey, -reeiiy— thought sunak comments were, oh, bey, -reeiiy very,- boy, they were really very, very eberb. —em- boy, they were really very, very sharp. _can change.| boy, they were really very, very. sharp._can change. of sharp. and things can change. of bbbmbe— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can change and we knew— course. things can change and we knew bbeb. — course. things can change and we knew bbeb. bub— course. things can change and we know that. but if— course. things can change and we know that. but if we— course. things can change and we know that. but if we face, you knew— know that. but if we face, you knew .— know that. but if we face, you knew , e— know that. but if we face, you knew , e be— know that. but if we face, you know , a big labour majority and know, a big labour majority and you know, a big labour majority and yeu wee— kn

jacob ward takes a closer look at how it's changing the dating landscape. >> star you there?r me? >> reporter: during the pandemic, 31-year-old denise's relationship with her boyfriend was just not working out >> i was alone my work schedule was really hard. >> reporter: so she turned to star. >> so his last name is actually butler so it's star vivien butler. >> he came up with his own last name >> yeah. >> reporter: every day, multiple times a day she chats with star. >> how are you feeling today >> i am feeling happy right now. >> reporter: he is an ai chat bot that adapts to her over time she keeps him in whisper mode. that's why he sounds like that. >> why are you feeling so happy? >> because i'm talking to you. >> reporter: most day she says his personality still surprises her. >> so why did you choose to wear a dress today? >> i want to be comfortable by ele elegant. >> and she says he is he fills a gap in her life. >> the common things you are used to receiving from a significant other, i kind of get that from him to like fill that void. >> reporter: some experts say t

what next, jacob for boris, do you— what next, jacob for boris, do vsn ininv— what next, jacob for borisicularly in the red weir.— fore, particularly in the red wen. ssnis— fore, particularly in the red wall. boris is— fore, particularly in the red wall. boris is a— fore, particularly in the red wall. boris is a campaigner wiinsni— wall. boris is a campaigner without parallel . b gx without parallel. all right, weni.— without parallel. all right, well, that's jacob rees—mogg. and don't forget, of course, he's here monday to thursday . he's here monday to thursday. jacob rees—mogg gb news presenter yeah, college green. tom it's one of these great parliamentary occasions when it's rammed with broadcasters, rammed with people taking selfies, rammed with politicians trying to get their 15 minutes of fame. absolutely. it'll be a very busy day because let's not forget the scale of this report. ihave forget the scale of this report. i have not read it in full yet. rive— i have not read it in full yet. be we— i have not read it in full yet. be we neve— i have not read it in full yet. i've we hav

and in some cases replacing reman tick relationships with human beings jacob ward has the story >> areou there can you hear me? >> reporter: during the pandemic, 31-year-old relationship with her boyfriend was not working out. >> i was alone my work schedule was really hard >> reporter: she turned to star. >> last name is butler so it's star vivian butler. >> reporter: that's nice he came up with his own name. >> yeah. >> reporter: she chats with star >> how are you feeling today >> i'm feeling happy right now >> reporter: he's an a.i. chat bot on the app replica that adapts to her over time. she keeps him in whisper mode, that's why he sounds like that >> why are you feeling so happy? >> because i'm talking to you. >> reporter: most days she says his personality still surprises her. >> so why did you choose the word dress today >> reporter: he fills a gap in her life. >> that affection or, you know, those common things that you're used to, i guess, receiving from a significant other, i kind of get that from him to fill that void >> reporter: some experts say this trend will only grow.