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jacob middlehurst. jacob >> thank you and good evening to you., the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that sir keir starmer has claimed rishi sunak is being bullied by his own mps today, with prime minister's dominated minister's questions dominated by tory by accusations of tory infighting. it's after sir simon clarke wrote in the daily telegraph warning of an electoral massacre for the party unless there's a change of leader, the prime minister rebuffed the criticism, saying labour doesn't understand britain's values. but sir keir said the infighting had now descended a soap opera , descended into a soap opera, saying this story time and time again with this lot party first, country second safely. >> a second in westminster, they get down to the real business of fighting each other to death , fighting each other to death, the country forced to endure their division and chaos. the longest episode of eastenders ever put to film. >> you can see exactly why hizb ut—tahrir hired him in the first place, but he wants to talk about these things

jacob with polly middlehurst. jacob >> thank you and good evening. weather warnings have been issued tonight with storm josslyn heading for the uk just as the country recovers from storm isha . two people died in storm isha. two people died in tens of thousands of people were left without power after the uk was battered last night with high winds and heavy rain gusts of up to 100 miles an hour and major flooding caused travel disruption with fallen trees as well. planes were cancelled and trains were cancelled , scotrail trains were cancelled, scotrail has announced again it's suspending services from 7:00 tomorrow as the new weather system approaches. there'll be no trains on wednesday morning ehhen no trains on wednesday morning either, while lines are checked for damage and downing street has denied that the government is pursuing an anti—bbc agenda after announcing a raft of reforms as part of a review into the corporation . under new the corporation. under new plans, ofcom could gain more powers over the bbc news website if it doesn't meet relev

>> jacob? >> jacob?>> i've got a massive interview with who with katharine birbalsingh, who is running this school that's being dragged into the high court refusing to bend court for refusing to bend to the fundamentalist islam the will of fundamentalist islam . and, jacob, i've got to ask, though, we need keep a gb though, we need to keep a gb news because news tonight, because apparently, sir simon clarke is about a new prime about to call for a new prime minister evening. how do minister this evening. how do you about that ? you feel about that? >> a very interesting >> it's a very interesting question. let's what. question. let's see what. let's see what happens . uh, see what happens. um, uh, i think we'll have to wait for his his statement, if that's a statement that he's going to make. >> okay. well, hey, there you go. it looks like it is going to break on my show tonight, so make sure you keep it news. make sure you keep it gb news. great put great show. jacob. sorry to put you on the spot there.

they love you, bud >> thank you >> jimmy: jacob, welcome back.el like i can't breathe half the time when i'm up there but, i mean, it's just -- to watch all these professionals just go and go and go, it's like a working machine up there. >> jimmy: and it doesn't really stop >> yeah, no. and, like, sometimes it's not like making movies where everyone's sort of pampering you. like sometimes you're just left in the hallway [ laughter ] just kind of like, just kind of - you're almost like, "does anyone want a coffee?" like, "do you guys need me to do anything? >> jimmy: -- do anything "do you want me to go on a run, i can go get donuts for everybody. have you had late nights so far? like, you're going late in the night or not yet >> not too late yet, no not too late >> jimmy: you got a couple days >> they warned me it's coming. there's like a lot of warnings >> jimmy: probably tonight and probably, it's usually friday night too. and you're like, "no, that's the night before my big -- >> yeah, yeah "i need a rest." >> jimmy: no, but you have to be in

jacob. middlehurst. jacob. >> thank you and good evening to you.l, the conservatives election campaign campaign director has tonight accused the backers of a major new poll which predicts a heavy tory defeat of throwing in the towel. 14,000 voters are larger than usual. 14,000 voters are larger than usual . sample were asked about usual. sample were asked about their political intentions. should there be a general election. the poll was commissioned by a group of conservative donors and carried out by yougov, and it predicted that conservatives are facing an election. wipe—out retaining just 169 seats as labour sweeps to power with a landslide . but to power with a landslide. but isaac levido tonight . at a 1922 isaac levido tonight. at a 1922 committee meeting hit back at the polls. unnamed backers saying they were intent on undermining this government and the conservative party meanwhile, rishi sunak is facing growing pressure from right wing mps to toughen up his rwanda bill with more crunch votes this week. tonight the party's deputy chairman,

i'm jacob rees—mogg.ther is to know what the weather is going somerset? going to be like in somerset? i have feeling it'll be a little have a feeling it'll be a little bit chilly, but better than elsewhere. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. good evening, alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather forecast. >> it is going to be cold tonight. and with that the risk of some harsh frost, icy patches and little bit of further and a little bit of further snow, a low pressure system across northern parts of the uk today brought some significant snow however the worst of snow here. however the worst of thatis snow here. however the worst of that is clearing away towards the east with just some outbreaks of rain, sleet or snow pushing their way southwards across of northern central pushing their way southwards across and )f northern central pushing their way southwards across and wales. |ern central pushing their way southwards across and wales. as| central pushing their

of course, jacob.there is a long terme understanding that you don't have something that isn't agreed by the majority of unionists and the majority of nationalists. the protocol was never accepted by all of unionism . um, so that has been a unionism. um, so that has been a huge problem, and i hope we've learned from this that we need to have the majority of unionism and nationalism and the majority of nationalism to work in northern to make it work in northern ireland. one thing ireland. the one thing eurosceptic worried is eurosceptic are worried about is that for this may be that the price for this may be that the price for this may be that we don't diverge and that not just as northern ireland, not just as northern ireland, not the whole of not diverge, but the whole of the doesn't that the uk doesn't diverge, that seems to me to be a very high price. >> if that's what it turns out. >> if that's what it turns out. >> if that's what it turns out. >> i don't understand that. >> no, i don't understand t

now thank you welcome back to jacob rees—mogg. jacob rees—mogg state of the nation.en pound. stephen you're reflecting there on rebelling . yeah. it's not on rebelling. yeah. it's not easy is it. and it's hard to do. did you rebel much when you were an mp? >> i remember about or >> i remember about 3 or 4 times, which is probably the reason uh, my career didn't reason i, uh, my career didn't advance massively, but i voted on like trident on things like trident renewal and, you know, the gurkha passports various other passports and various other things. what's things. but look, what's interesting there's interesting is that there's a huge the whips can huge pressure that the whips can put you, it's not sort of put on you, and it's not sort of physical and not physical pressure, and it's not even bribes. it's not going to send fact finding tour send you on a fact finding tour of sort of a global warming in the seychelles something. the seychelles or something. what they actually what they do is they actually say, remember this say, look, you remember this party. wouldn

i'm jacob zuba. i already acknowledge that he would run for a different policy a base years. so a y z i n c suspending him now as well even though he made that announcement earlier on, he was straddling 2 sides of the line. he hadn't missed the amc formerly and hadn't submitted he's official resignation. and as an, as a card carrying agency member would have had access to attend a c meetings and, and get the internal amc information. so the amc chose to take the stip of suspending him and in all likelihood he will end up being ever evicted or removed from the party in its entirety. i don't think that that's something that jacob's whom i will take issue with since he has already started campaigning for his new party. the quote do i see the party and the name is very closely associated with the a and see if that was the agencies, the name of agencies on we. and it looks like of this part in the amc is likely to go into this coming election with the legal battle over its name. the agency sees the project doesn't have permission to use the name and that it's being very strategic

jacob rees—mogg, way out.acob rees—mogg, conservative member of parliament for north east somerset . probably the nearest somerset. probably the nearest thing to a party loyalist one could ever meet. um, a true believer in the conservative party, jacob, since about 1834. i think that's roughly the date when the modern conservative party has been recognisable as it is. has it ever been in greater danger than it is now? >> oh yes indeed. .from 1846 greater danger than it is now? >> oh yes indeed. .from1846 to >> oh yes indeed. .from 1846 to 1874, the conservatives don't form a majority government. they split over the corn laws. yes. um the peelites go off really with gladstone to the liberal party and disraeli reforms the conservative party as a patriotic party that represents everybody in the country . everybody in the country. exactly. actually, what boris was doing in 2019, in 2019, which was interrupted. and the key for the conservative party is that we get back to representing the people who voted for us in

jacob. and, um christmas recess. jacob.e of the post office drama, it helped me focus my thinking . because on the one thinking. because on the one level, if i may, because you're one of the rebels, aren't you pushing to make this bill ever tougher on the illegal immigrant tougher on the illegal immigrant to give him no recess to law, to be able to evade going to rwanda? >> not no reason access to law, but to limit the circumstances, severely limit it . severely limit it. >> and already people are questioning human rights, etc. in the current version of the law . now, the reason i address law. now, the reason i address this is because i find you to be very reasonable and decent, a decent human being . and i decent human being. and i watched that brilliant post office drama on itv, and we saw the sort of patrician conservative mp really listening and getting the problem, the little man problem up against the goliath. that was stonewalling him and i believe on one level that is the person you are, and at the same time you are

jacob thank polly middlehurst. jacob thank you and good evening. >> will. prime minister is indeed the house indeed calling on the house of lords do the right thing and lords to do the right thing and pass bill. rishi pass his rwanda bill. rishi sunak, wants to control the sunak, who wants to control the uk's borders, spoke to officials at airport this at gatwick airport this afternoon to highlight. he said the importance of border security. well the third reading of the rwanda bill passed through the commons unamended last night with a majority of 44 dozens of tories had threatened to rebel. but in the end only 11 voted against it. mr sunak says peers must now support the legislation as an urgent national priority . national priority. >> there is now only one question when will the opposition in the appointed house of lords try and frustrate the will of the people, as expressed by the elected house, or will they get on board and do the right thing? it's as simple . the right thing? it's as simple. as that. we have a plan and the plan is working. last year

jacob. and, um christmas recess. jacob.e of the post office drama, it helped me focus my thinking . because on the one thinking. because on the one level, if i may, because you're one of the rebels, aren't you pushing to make this bill ever tougher on the illegal immigrant tougher on the illegal immigrant to give him no recess to law, to be able to evade going to rwanda? >> not no reason access to law, but to limit the circumstances, severely limit it . severely limit it. >> and already people are questioning human rights, etc. in the current version of the law . now, the reason i address law. now, the reason i address this is because i find you to be very reasonable and decent, a decent human being . and i decent human being. and i watched that brilliant post office drama on itv, and we saw the sort of patrician conservative mp really listening and getting the problem, the little man problem up against the goliath. that was stonewalling him and i believe on one level that is the person you are, and at the same time you are

jacob with polly middlehurst. jacob >> thank you and good evening to you. let's begin this bulletin with some breaking news just into in the last ten minutes into us in the last ten minutes or tell you the us or so. we can tell you the us military has struck and destroyed a houthi missile, which they was prepared to which they say was prepared to launch yemen , the us launch from yemen, the us central command saying forces identified surface to air identified a surface to air missile in a houthi controlled area of the country and determined it presented an immediate threat to us aircraft. well, that news just in to us. and of course, earlier on today, to add some context, yemen's houthi said they would continue targeting any us or british warships , for that matter, in warships, for that matter, in the they said, in the red sea. they said, in self—defence. so the us has struck and destroyed a houthi missile, which was , they say the missile, which was, they say the americans prepared to launch itself from yemen at american military targets. we'll bring you

jacob. with polly middlehurst. jacob. >> thank you and good evening to you, will.he top story from the newsroom tonight is that leicestershire police has referred itself to the independent watchdog over its investigation of assaults, allegedly committed by valdo calocane before he went on to kill three people in nottingham a few months later , he'd a few months later, he'd attacked two work colleagues at attacked two work colleagues at a factory in kegworth in leicestershire in may the same yean leicestershire in may the same year, the prime minister said he hasn't ruled out an inquiry into the nottingham attacks. the families of the victims have angrily questioned the mental health support given to calocane, condemning the disgust lack of a public inquiry into the murders of their loved ones . the murders of their loved ones. now two more people, aged 20 and 22, have both been arrested today in connection with the deaths of two teenage boys who were fatally stabbed in bristol at the weekend . floral tributes at the weekend. floral tributes have been laid at the sc

back now to jacob rees—mogg .k now to jacob rees—mogg. >> have you ever seen anything more dangerous? an apple , a more dangerous? an apple, a tomato and a strawberry deemed tomato and a strawberry deemed to be potentially hazardous ? to be potentially hazardous? according to the dunderheads of defra , perhaps they took the defra, perhaps they took the 19805 defra, perhaps they took the 1980s film the revenge of the killer tomatoes too seriously, because i have brought into the studio the most dangerous things, according to them that i think ever brought in to think i have ever brought in to a tv studio in a protectionist move to put up prices and damage brexit, loony officials have raised the risk rating of these and other imported fruit and vegetables. this is matters because roughly half of the food we eat in the uk, and nearly two thirds of that comes from the european union . since we left european union. since we left the eu, which was four years ago this week, the government has taken decision not to impose

well, thank you, jacob, >> okay.y the house of commons. >> have a nice drink tonight. have a relaxed. you're not working like i am off the break. we'll be discussing the european court of human rights and whether or not this doesn't whether or not this bill doesn't have to circumvent pyjama injunction . so don't go anywhere you're listening to gb news radio >> so . welcome back. >> so. welcome back. >> so. welcome back. >> i'm christopher hope gb news, political editor, and we're bringing you live coverage of the rwanda bill in the house of commons. now, one of the key issues the government is faced with respect to the migrant crisis the european of crisis is the european court of human a number of human rights, with a number of tory mps, including, yes , again, tory mps, including, yes, again, that host of this program, sir jacob rees—mogg, who isn't here, he's night he's been voting all night calling for the uk's withdrawal from now back in from the convention. now back in june 2022, the first rwanda deportation fl

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.can't whistle, but i tell you who can sir keir starmer yesterday the labour leader was accused of dog whistling . the prime minister whistling. the prime minister here's what mr starmer, sir keir, had to say. >> doesn't the country deserve so much better than a prime minister who simply does not get britain .7 he britain? he >> what was he implying ? i'll be >> what was he implying? i'll be discussing this in a moment. trouble is clearly brewing in the middle east yet again. as houthi rebels strike cargo ships . as if this were tintin book, they would have called it the red sea sharks. however, as we will discuss, the new threat is altogether sinister, will discuss, the new threat is alto�*the er sinister, will discuss, the new threat is alto�*the cabinet sinister, will discuss, the new threat is alto�*the cabinet is sinister, will discuss, the new threat is alto�*the cabinet is meeting as we and the cabinet is meeting as we speak. plus the labour party has said will embrace the nanny

as i had mentioned, i went to jacob's room. i sound his bed and i said, jacob, it's late. what? what's on your mind? and he said, dr. john, i've been thinking a lot lately. i've worked tail off to get where i want to be. i have all these options in terms of medicine in front of me. but i've spent so of my life trying to enable getting to this spot so much of my life has been given to the task of getting into whether i can get into medical school, whether i can practice medicine, that all these can questions never amounted to this question. this is something i can do. is this something i do the capacity of asking that question funded? i imagine by the reading an ethical s-class and aristotle and augustine that it culminates not simply about to get into medical school, but the character of the physician. in a world like ours about how the practice of medicine go, that it isn't simply the goods of a society that pays lot of respect and literally pays a lot of cash for you to be a physician, but rather what kind of physician would you be once you've been labeled those types of tools

jacob was a true public servant. a member of the prestonsburg fire department, a sergeant in the national guard, an emt, a u.s. marshal. jacob was selfless and is missed every day by his loved ones. today, i was blessed to spend time with paisley to make sure she knew how much we all appreciate her dad's service and sacrifice and how important she is. the least we can do to honor jacob is to ensure paisley has a big, bright future filled with love, happiness and success. thank you, savannah and paisley, for being here and letting us show you how much the commonwealth loves you. we will always walk with you. [applause] gov. beshear: savannah also sat behind my desk today. well she currently plans to become a doctor she looked right at home being governor. sadly, that same time we lost jacob, we also lost prestonsburg police captain ralph frasure, floyd county deputy william petry and a k-9. we will never forget their sacrifices, nor the sacrifice of scott county sheriff's deputy caleb conley, who we lost in 2023. our

i continue to identify as jacob rees—mogg . and identify as jacob rees—mogg.w student loans. everyone's favourite topic . the taxpayer favourite topic. the taxpayer cost of funding these loans is expected to jump by more than £10 billion per year because of increases in interest rates, according to the institute for fiscal studies. the ifs the surge in government borrowing costs means the taxpayers are expected to record a loss on loans that are fully repaid by students, those that students, but also those that are not previously , government are not previously, government borrowing costs on student loans were lower the interest were lower than the interest rate charged , allowing rate it charged, allowing a profit to be made on the debt. but inflation is continuing but if inflation is continuing to rise, then student student costs be in line with that . now costs be in line with that. now we want students to be able to continue their education into university, but with student loans costs, jumping suddenly, is it fair that other taxpayers pick up the bill? an

jacob. with polly middlehurst. jacob. >> thank you and good evening to you, will.hat leicestershire police has referred itself to the independent watchdog over its investigation of assaults, allegedly committed by valdo calocane before he went on to kill three people in nottingham a few months later , he'd a few months later, he'd attacked two work colleagues at attacked two work colleagues at a factory in kegworth in leicestershire in may the same yean leicestershire in may the same year, the prime minister said he hasn't ruled out an inquiry into the nottingham attacks. the families of the victims have angrily questioned the mental health support given to calocane, condemning the disgust lack of a public inquiry into the murders of their loved ones . the murders of their loved ones. now two more people, aged 20 and 22, have both been arrested today in connection with the deaths of two teenage boys who were fatally stabbed in bristol at the weekend . floral tributes at the weekend. floral tributes have been laid at the scene where 15 year old mason wrist and 16 ye

music from jacob collier is on the way. "in the know." >> my favorite sport is "the great britain bake-off" because it's so important to show ugly people on television. what do you think people enjoy about watching boxing? >> the science. some people are into the science. the technique. some people are truly into the brutality of it. >> hm. did you ever think in the middle of a bout, i wish i could just look my opponent in the eye and say, "i am enough"? >> i do that when i smash his face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "in the know" is streaming on peacock now. please welcome zach woods. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you, zach? anything you want to announce? are you with child? >> i have a big announcement, actually, no joke. >> jimmy: okay, great. >> i don't think anyone knows this. i'm the first to break this news. elisabeth moss is pregnant. >> jimmy: what? [ drumroll, rim shot ] >> wouldn't it be funny if you did the reveal and she didn't want anyone to know? >> i scooped her. >> jimmy: you created the show with mike judge

jacob. polly middlehurst. jacob. >> thank you. good evening.e post office minister today says securing justice for victims of the horizon it scandal and making sure such a tragedy, he said, can never happen again is his highest priority . he former post office priority. he former post office boss paula vennells routinely denied there were problems with the horizon it system, which made it look like money was missing from post office branches. as a result , missing from post office branches. as a result, hundreds of staff were convicted, jailed and bankrupted, and some even took their own lives after they were wrongly accused of theft. kevin hollinrake has this evening said it's perfectly reasonable to ask miss vennells to hand back her cbe , a move to hand back her cbe, a move supported earlier on today by the prime minister. mr hollinrake has said he expects to update mps about the government's further proposals to help those affected by the end of this week . meanwhile mps end of this week. meanwhile mps are tonight debating the offshore petr

. >> jacob. thank you. top story from the gp newsroom tonight is that right now an emergency cabinet meeting is happening in downing street following attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea and the gulf of oman, after iran today admitted it had seized a us oil tanker there. well, our home and security editor, mark white, has the latest. mark, why is this meeting taking place? what's happening? >> well . the cabinet meeting is >> well. the cabinet meeting is unked >> well. the cabinet meeting is linked to the ongoing crisis in yemen and escalating crisis which resulted in the single largest . attack from drones and largest. attack from drones and missiles on tuesday evening, aimed not just at commercial shipping , aimed not just at commercial shipping, but at naval vessels, including the british type 45 destroyer hms diamond. and there are . other, uh, issues , of are. other, uh, issues, of course, affecting the situation in the strait of hormuz , up in the strait of hormuz, up where an oil tanker was

jacob middlehurst. jacob >> thank you and good evening to you. sir keir starmer has claimed rishi sunak is being bullied by his own mps today, with prime minister's dominated minister's questions dominated by tory by accusations of tory infighting. it's after sir simon clarke wrote in the daily telegraph warning of an electoral massacre for the party unless there's a change of leader, the prime minister rebuffed the criticism, saying labour doesn't understand britain's values. but sir keir said the infighting

so i thirno,10 anot, but jacob,istic. >> no, it's not, but jacob, jacob, that's misleading the publicel i'm sorry. i've got to cut you off. >> but that's misleading the pubuc >> but that's misleading the public because rwanda's got to process those people. it's all very well sending them there. but they've then got to be processed and processed. the court showed was they court of appeal showed was they can't process more than 100 a yeah can't process more than 100 a year. well, we're helping them with resources. with those resources. >> thank you as >> but sean, thank you as always. duracell bunny always. the duracell bunny of politics. shaun woodward joining always. the duracell bunny of polithis shaun woodward joining always. the duracell bunny of polithis evening.'oodward joining always. the duracell bunny of polithis evening. butnard joining always. the duracell bunny of polithis evening. but nowjoining always. the duracell bunny of polithis evening. but now mying me this evening. but now my panel senior political panel gb news senior political commentator and the commentator nige

tonight -- james corden from "echo," actress devery jacobs, comedian nico carney featuring the 8g bandh colleen clark. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news former president trump's campaign is reportedly focusing its fund-raising efforts on recruiting mega donors yeah, i wonder why [ light laughter ] suddenly 50 bucks just ain't cutting it anymore [ light laughter ] president biden traveled today to south florida for fund-raisers in palm beach and miami, while trump traveled to new york for the exact opposite of a fund-raiser [ light laughter ] cnn published a report yesterday about the federal government's new energy efficiency standards titled "joe biden is not coming for your gas stoves. and i think it's a sign of times how many headlines sound like things you say to calm your grandma down [ laughter ] "nana, it's okay there are no hippies in your root cellar. [ laughter ] new york senator kirsten gillibrand over the wee

his our next presenter, jacob rees—mogg . that presenter, jacob rees—mogg.ing, wasn't it? very, extremely interesting. >> yes. i'm afraid i'm a bit guilty of allowing screens, but mainly say my children can watch gb which can only possibly gb news, which can only possibly be good for them. nice one. so jacob, what have we got coming up? what have we got? we're going to be talking about the train strikes, not so much about the unions. we've covered that and know there are hard left and we know there are hard left unions. but the utter wetness of the companies, unions. but the utter wetness of the got companies, unions. but the utter wetness of the got this companies, unions. but the utter wetness of the got this law.)mpanies, unions. but the utter wetness of the got this law. they1ies, unions. but the utter wetness of the got this law. they can they've got this law. they can use and they're not doing it. do they like customers? they not like their customers? are getting nice fat are they just getting nice fat subsidies sitting idly by? subsidies and sitting i

peter jacob, you're right peter says, jacob, you're right to up use of cannabis to bring up the use ofabis it has on violent crime in the uk. it causes psychosis, especially skunk. it exhibits violence its users . it's not violence in its users. it's not the drug is portrayed the benign drug it is portrayed as. the psychiatric hospitals are full of the victims of this drug. just the graveyards drug. just as the graveyards are. john, if the killer are. and john, if the killer can't complete a sentence , a can't complete a sentence, a jail then the people jail sentence, then the people who him the uk streets who let him roam the uk streets should it for him. should complete it for him. somebody held somebody needs to be held accountable. it was revealed this week when that council taxes will increase for most homes in britain in the spring, with about 30 authorities opting for a 5% increase and just for an extra snub to the taxpayer, the government has also announced another £600 million to failing local councils, but do councils deserve this support 7 do councils deserve this support ?

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the creek that george and jacob over there, or is that george or jacob? is this the teamsters? those are the kinds of things the questions we want to try to explore more thoroughly with the additional work. what we're finding during the course of this research is there assistance has been absolutely critical. there is no way we could have accomplished what we've been able to accomplish without the assistance and metal detectors. we're all learning it's just been a real good experience and i think it's been a real breakthrough in the future when they're dealing with historical sites where metal involved that they will be using metal detectors first. they know when will you have a test of the fragments that will tell you, yes, no, these are not here. this could be months down the road, unfortunately. the question of cannibalism and the question of what goodies are we finding tends to make the top of the story. and this is a story we're trying to turn around in terms of what we're doing here is we're trying to clarify some very important aspects of history. the unfortunate side is

. >>> as people in new hampshire headed to the polls, our jacob soboroff boarded a bus with a group of college students and came away with a glimpse of their thinking beyond today. >> reporter: here in durham, new hampshire, it's express service from college campus to the polling site if you want to know what young people feel like at the university of new hampshire, there's no better place to be than on this voter shuttle bus. on board, troubling signs for president biden. when you're in there you can choose biden you could write him in or pick another candidate. are you going to pick biden or another candidate? >> i'm definitely going to pick a different candidate. yes. >> reporter: neither trump nor biden are speaking to you? >> no. that's really it for me >> reporter: mr. biden not on the ballot but can be listed as a write-in candidate did you write in president biden's name today or vote for somebody else? okay, go for it. tell me who. >> i wrote in cease-fire today >> reporter: cease-fire there's a campaign to write in cease-fire in support of the cease-fire in gaza did you all

>> you are, jacob. thank >> there you are, jacob. thank you very much. it was so.m, yeah. gosh, a long time ago now . yeah. gosh, a long time ago now. now i am heading off to iowa. it is 20 centigrade . it's is 20 below centigrade. it's windy. it sounds absolutely awful, but i think the politics of seeing how the republican party do a primary to pick their presidential candidate is going to be really exciting. i'll be live from iowa on monday. please join me then. in between, please have a great end of the week and let's have a look and let's see what the weather has got in store for us. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers . as sponsors of up boxt boilers. as sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> good evening . welcome to your >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie shuttleworth from the met office . tomorrow will be the met office. tomorrow will be a cloudy day for many of us. however, where it has been gloomy in recent days across much of we'll see much of scotland, we'll see a chance of more su