for the time being, jennie bond, thank you so much for your time. being, jennie bond, thank you so muchbond, thank you so much for your time. holding the hand of a nation. thank you for those words. new figures released this morning reveal the number of drug—related deaths in scotland rose to 1,172 last year. the death rate remains much higher than when comparable records began in 1996 and means scotland continues to have a far higher rate of recorded drugs deaths than other european countries, including england and wales. let's speak to news correspondent katie hunter in glasgow, who can explain these figures in more detail. just talk us through these new figures. just talk us through these new fi . ures. ~ ., just talk us through these new fiaures. ~ ., , ., _ figures. well, to start by giving ou a bit figures. well, to start by giving you a bit of— figures. well, to start by giving you a bit of context. _ figures. well, to start by giving you a bit of context. back - figures. well, to start by giving you a bit of context. back in . figures. well, to start by giving - you a bit of con

we will speak to jenny bond riots after that attack.ond later on the importance of the visit. the israeli army says it's retrieved the bodies of six hostages from gaza's southern district of khan yunis in a joint operation with its internal security agency. a statement from the hostages families forum said: it comes as the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, has travelled to egypt, as he continues his push for a ceasefire and hostage release deal. after talks injerusalem yesterday, mr blinken said israel had accepted what he called a "bridging proposal", and urged hamas to do the same. earlier, we werejoined by our correspondentjon donnison who shared his insight on this. yes, ina yes, in a short statement from the israeli military and israel's intelligence agency, they said that the six bodies were recovered in khan younis in the south of the gaza strip. the six bodies were yagev buchshtab, alex dancyg, abraham munder, yoram metzger, haim peri and nadav popplewell, who was a british israeli citizen. all apart from abraham munder we

jennie bond, used to work at the bbc, royal correspondent here, she said huw should give the money back he was under investigation for making indecent images of children. there also has been an internal investigation.— there also has been an internal investigation. yes. what we know from that? _ investigation. yes. what we know from that? has _ investigation. yes. what we know from that? has the _ investigation. yes what we know from that? has the report and that been released? h0. from that? has the report and that been released?— been released? no, it hasn't. the --eole in been released? no, it hasn't. the peeple in charge _ been released? no, it hasn't. the people in charge of _ been released? no, it hasn't. the people in charge of that _ been released? no, it hasn't. the people in charge of that will - been released? no, it hasn't. the people in charge of that will have | people in charge of that will have spoken to current bbc staff about their interactions with you edwards and also former bbc staff. one of those former staff members have said they are very upset and they feel very

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i'm christopher hope and this is jennie bond tonight.g to get to gnps government starting to get to grips with record net migration? the figures today offer a mixed picture down on last year, but more than double 2019 levels. just yesterday. yvette cooper the home secretary, vowed to deport more illegal migrants. so far so good. but today it has emerged that labour could grant free movement to eu nationals if they're under the age of 30. is this the beginning of an agenda to bring the uk closer to the european union? i sat down with tory leadership hopeful tom tugendhat to discuss why it's time for the tories to be honest about their failure on controlling net migration . and controlling net migration. and smile, you're on camera. do you mind being filmed when you're going shopping ? retailers are going shopping? retailers are increasingly installing facial recognition to log your identity. it might make you think twice before turning up at tesco's in your paisley pyjamas. all of that to come get

joining us now, royal commentator jennie bond jenny, thank you so much for joining us.ry is saying that what is online transfers in the streets. was he talking about. what is he. what is he going on about? >> he's brilliant, isn't he? i think it's fantastic. absolutely. someone needs to say this . and what happened online this. and what happened online did lead to riots after the southport stabbings. and i think he's making a veiled reference to that. i think we absolutely need someone to stand up and say, this has to stop this onune say, this has to stop this online misinformation , this online misinformation, this dangen online misinformation, this danger, dangerous, dangerous world of the online, the digital world. and harry is using his platform to do that. i applaud him . him. >> perhaps you might have a chat with the sussex squad then, who are sort of using their name to sort of be quite awful to people online. so he's not. i just find it somewhat hypocritical that he's not responsible. >> he's not responsible for what people say online about him or his fans. say,

i'm christopher hope and this is jennie bond tonight.nt starting to get to gnps government starting to get to grips with record net migration? the figures today offer a mixed picture down on last year, but more than double 2019 levels. just yesterday. yvette cooper the home secretary, vowed to deport more illegal migrants. so far so good. but today it has emerged that labour could grant free movement to eu nationals if they're under the age of 30. is this the beginning of an agenda to bring the uk closer to the european union? i sat down with tory leadership hopeful tom tugendhat to discuss why it's time for the tories to be honest about their failure on controlling net migration . and controlling net migration. and smile, you're on camera. do you mind being filmed when you're going shopping ? retailers are going shopping? retailers are increasingly installing facial recognition to log your identity. it might make you think twice before turning up at tesco's in your paisley pyjamas. all of that to come get in touch with your thoughts on

, who commentator jennie bond, who joins us now.tics on this one. >> yes, he is, and i think he's walked it very well. it is a delicate line, as you say , but i delicate line, as you say, but i actually let out a little cheer when i heard he'd done this. i think this is exactly what a monarch should be doing. giving moral leadership, not political leadership, but moral leadership and actually calling things as they are. i was pleased he punched quite hard in this talking about criminality and aggression, and of course, charles has always been about community spirit and communities uniting for the greater good. so i was very pleased and i don't think there's anything to criticise him for knowing him as you do. >> and we sort of have come to know him over the years, you can imagine that he was itching to say something as the, as he sort of , you know, he say something as the, as he sort of, you know, he saw say something as the, as he sort of , you know, he saw his country of, you know, he saw his country sort of at such a, in such a

jenny best architect, unable model and drawn, transforms existing unsustainable buildings into sustainable bonds. a green consolation. the reason why we advocate green john summations is because you can do it in the building and you can actually more define the demolition of the building . again, there's a lot of positions, right. and what do you normally does demolition based and it takes much longer for the or not say so if i didn't demolition, can you do this? would probably take me to us to do versus a johnson mission to be any. it could be as last the 6 months. the green consummation process is different for each building and depends on what's needed. this residential home and to night, owned by a gross needs to be nothing. and the husband was transformed into a green building by an open mind and her team for this house. all the lights in fence locked and loaded into energy efficient models by what that sort of technology window sizes, but increased to let an adequate natural light. and the introduction of cross ventilation means the occupants now don't have to use that ac. quite so often.