he has| jamie oliver responded? he has decided to _ jamie oliver responded?iver responded? he has decided to pull the book - jamie oliver responded? he has decided to pull the book from i decided to pull the book from the shelves, he and his publishers penguin random house uk. they both decided to do that after a backlash. in a statement he says he is devastated to have caused offence and he has apologised. they add that it is clear their publishing standards have fallen short on this occasion and they will learn and take action after this. if you're planning a bit of gardening today — lumberjacking — or timbersports to use the official name. the world championship took place in toulouse, france, to a sell—out crowd of five thousand people. an american took the individual title. another cloudy afternoon for much of england and wales but it is brightening up now for the north across scotland and northern ireland. with a weather front bringing a change, there is some weatherfront bringing a change, there is some rain and that will continue to push southwards, l

how has jamie oliver responded? _ the community. how has jamie oliver responded?er responded? he has decided to pull the - oliver responded? he has decided to pull the book | oliver responded? he has - decided to pull the book from the shelves and publishers penguin random house uk have decided to do that after a backlash. in a statement he says he is devastated to have caused offence and apologised. penguin random house said it is clear that their publishing standards have fallen short on this occasion and they are going to learn and take action after this. if you�*re planning a bit of gardening today — this is extreme lumberjacking — or timbersports to use the official name. the world championship took place in toulouse, france, to a sell—out crowd. an american took the individual title, a new zealander came second and a canadian took bronze. good stuff. keep up-to-date with all the _ good stuff. keep up-to-date with all the latest _ with all the latest developments, including from the us. plenty of political leaders across the world making contact with donald t

how has jamie oliver responded?ement, he says he is devastated to have caused offence and apologised. penguin random house said it is clear that their publishing standards have fallen short on this occasion and they are going to learn and take action after this. stars including the pet shop boys, shawn mendes, and raye will walk the red carpet at manchester 5 co—op live arena this evening for this year's mtv europe music awards. british pop star rita 0ra is hosting the awards for the third time. after her sell out worldwide tour, taylor swift is up for seven awards, leading the nominations for the second year running. let's speak to entertainment journalist nikki 0nafuye. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. we have to start with a taylor swift, leading the nominations again. do you think she will dominate?— she will dominate? taylor alwa s she will dominate? taylor always dominate. - she will dominate? taylor always dominate. one - she will dominate? taylor l always dominate. one think sh

i'm not sure that jamie oliver. i'm not sure that jamie oliver.e books, or he might have a ghost—writer, i don't know, i am going to give away secrets. >> he probably. i met the guy in the street like 25 years ago. what do you think? >> do you think he would write a children's book? >> he seemed quite busy with a large group of people surrounding him, and he was like 25 years ago. so how old was he? he's probably. maybe 25 years old. >> i worked for his company. fresh one for a week. yeah. okay. yeah. pictures of him everywhere. so using that information, do you think that he wrote this children's book by himself? i'm sure he had a team. it's probably chatgpt. if i'm honest, but the issue. sorry, louis. the issue with sorry. well is that he said all first nafions well is that he said all first nations people have super duper psychic powers, which i thought was a cool thing, but apparently thatis was a cool thing, but apparently that is culturally insensitive and you shouldn't stereotype a people as having telekinetic voodoo abilities . apparently v

jamie. now go watch overtime on youtube. thank you, folks. ♪ >>> welcome to "have i got news for you", i am roy wood jr.. in the news this week, grandpa gets drunk at olivearden and wanders the parking lot, trying every car. the official slogan of the argentinian government, starting around 1946 -- >> i don't see no stinking nazis in here. >> on amber's team tonight, brother, is a former trump communications director who, if he makes it to the end of this episode, will be on our show longer than he worked in the white house, it is anthony scaramucci. and joining michael, she is a comedian who knows how to throw a damn house party, she has written for "saturday night live," and personally, i think they should have asked her to play tim walz this year, it is sanjay! now, for the biggest stories this week, amber, anthony, i will start with you, all. i will show you a clip package, of news stories this week. you look at the clip package, you tell me what is in the story. let's go. >> this is trash. that is a politician giving a speech, this is a city in america. garbage time! >> i think it was cleanup in times square. that's what it looked like to me. >> the

. >> anti—semitic attacks in the netherlands jamie oliver apologises to australia and donald trump trouncesa harris. this is free speech nafion harris. this is free speech nation . welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nafion nation. welcome to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. this is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and coming up on the show tonight, jews attacked on the streets of europe. it's not the 1930s. so is anti—semitism still on the rise on the continent? i'm going to be speaking to harry markham about that. and what will donald trump's second term as us president mean for the future of america? roger gewolb and matthew stadlen will be to here debate. and is literary freedom being eroded on university campuses? i'm going to be speaking to the author, lionel shriver. and of course , myself. shriver. and of course, myself. and my wonderful panel will be here answering questions from this delightful studio audience. and my comedian guests this evening are bruce devlin and paul cox . of course, bruce, paul cox. of course, b

the theft traumatised the cheese loving community, with even the celebrity chef jamie oliver urging hislowers on social media to be alert for lorry loads of posh cheese being sold on the cheap . okay, cheese board on the cheap. okay, cheese board at the ready. a nice glass of port. what better way to enjoy jacob rees—mogg for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news. >> com forward slash alerts . >> com forward slash alerts. >> com forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. it feels like a lifetime ago, but it was in fact only on monday when the prime minister, in his pre—budget speech, said this. >> it's working. people who pay the price when their government fails to deliver economic stability. they know that austerity is no solution and they've seen the chaos when politicians let borrowing get out of control . we choose a out of control. we choose a different path honest, responsible, long term decisions in the interests of working people . people. >> not only did the prime minister invoke hi

tv chef jamie oliver has apologised and withdrawn a children's book he wrote after it was criticised causing offence to first nation australians. the observer has reported that first nations communities condemned the subplot to his book, billy and the epic escape, for being damaging and disrespectful, it said. the national aboriginal and torres strait islander education corporation criticised the book, which tells the story of a first nations girl living in foster care for contributing to the erasure trivialisation and stereotyping of first nafions and stereotyping of first nations peoples and experiences . nations peoples and experiences. in a statement, mr oliver said he was devastated to have caused offence and apologised wholeheartedly. the 49 year old and his publishers, penguin random house, have decided to withdraw the book from international sale . those are international sale. those are the latest gb news headlines. now let's go back to michael . now let's go back to michael. >> thank you very much, katie. today's national act of remembrance has its origins in armistice day,