>> jeremy: i'm okay. i feel good.t. and i have been really kind of worrying about -- i have known i am coming on and worried about what i'm going to talk about and trying to come up with a story or anecdote to tell you. >> stephen: always nice. >> jeremy: i'm wracking my brain about it. and the things i came up with were not bad, but not good. and i kept kind of going downhill. and then i saw this play last week that downey -- robert downey jr is doing. and it's called mcneil and is about a writer who uses ai to augment his work. so i downloaded chatgpt this morning and i have not actually read this in full, but can i read it for you? >> stephen: this is the anecdote? >> i downloaded this spot -- >> stephen: you asked chatgpt to come up with something interesting for you to say. >> jeremy: this is the prompt, please come up with an amusing anecdote for late night with stephen colbert, this is actor jeremy strong. >> stephen: always good to see you come you always have the best most amusing anecdotes, and i'm just curi

at— appearing on the jeremy kyle show. —— steve dymond died at his - appearing on the jeremy kyle show. | —— steve dymond died at his home in portsmouth. the court heard steve was desperate to go on a programme with his partner to prove that he had not cheated on her. but he failed a lie detector test that the show had organised. jeremy kyle will appear at the inquest later this week. but steve dymond's son carl woolley told the hearing his father felt he had been thrown under robust the show. he told the court his father had been very upset and down after appearing on the programme. he spoke of being "taken for a mug" and pounced on. asked by the council who it was who had pounced on him, carl woolley replied... in her evidence, jane callaghan, steve dymond's partner, said she was shocked when steve had failed a lie detector test. she said jeremy kyle was a little bit rude to her, but she later told a producer he was great, and that she and steve had been offered counselling. in his last text message to her, steve wrote, "i hope thejeremy kyle show is so happy now as to what they have

jeremy, thank you for “oininu war. jeremy, thank you for joining us- _ war.joining us. our international editor live from jerusalem. do stay with us, much more to come on this developing story tonight, and sumi is at the un in new york as well. much more to discuss is this escalation looks like it may become even more serious here in the middle east. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are live with bbc news, i am anna foster here in beirut, as fears continue to grow over further escalation in the conflict here in the middle east. we've heard just in the last hour the chief of israel's defence force speaking to soldiers on the northern border, telling them to prepare for a ground invasion into southern lebanon. and we also have the uk prime minister talking about that and other world conflicts and crises at the un in new york. of course, countries from around the world meeting for the general assembly and sumi is their following development over the last few days. when you hear the calls therefore de—escalation, but here in the middle ea

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jeremy: i do.hought the other day that in thousands or tens of thousands of years of nearly every culture in the world doing this, no one's ever done what i have done. jeffrey: frey refers to the baskets as woven sculptures and for this exhibition he's also played with form in new ways: creating flat prince, a kind of basket vortex that spirals into the wall and a video capturing the making and fiery loss of a basket. jeremy: i have this duality going, i want to exist as a contemporary artist, but also have a native side to me that is always going to be present. and this work comes directly from that. it is like balancing that, doing that in a respectful way is important, but also stating, this is me. jeffrey: a member of the passamaquoddy nation, frey grew up on the indian township reservation near maine's border with canada. he can trace basket making back seven generations in his family in his studio there are baskets made by his grandfather. but frey himself didn't come to it until his twenties

.— their reasoning. jeremy, for: ive their reasoning. jeremy, forgive me _ their reasoning. jeremy, forgiveheir reasoning. jeremy, i forgive me for interrupting. their reasoning. jeremy, - forgive me for interrupting. we are going to go live to an idea the thing which is got under way in tel aviv. translation: under a residential _ translation: under a residential building, . translation: under a | residential building, from which they lead, designed it and commanded the warfare against israel. nasrallah is responsible for the murder and abduction of civilians and soldiers in israel and other places in the world. he was one of israel's biggest enemy throughout the decades, and his killing is making you bottled it better, safer place. it is not over yet. hezbollah still has capabilities. in these very moments, our pilots are striking against hezbollah, facilities that this organisation has built for many years under the leadership of iran. anybody who tries to assist hezbollah�*s terrorist activities in lebanon is putting himself at risk. 0ver putting himself at risk. over the last hours we

let me bring jeremy, pull that into the conversation. mr. coleman. david, allow me that before and secretary has said that the u. k. has a legal duty to review arms exports. what do you think this decision to suspend some of these licenses is purely legal or are they also political reasons behind this? well, he's required to assess the arms export regime anyway. the previous government did the side and then it has to do the, the onset export laws. thing legislation requires every british government to do that. but at the end of the day, it's a political decision. how much notice you take of the lady to advise to proceed on the timing allowing yesterday and now to see what kind of suspense he owns. last test i to 350. but then when told me to sign the lease mortgage damage israel's ability to defend itself from to tie the defense secretary john avi, is gone a bit further to essentially say it doesn't make very much difference. and so you may ask yourself, the question, is they supplement to go to the section in order to try and look as though they're

later, sir jeremy. sir keir claimed that jeremy corbyn was never a friend of his. misinformation and should somebody be banning it? you see, politicians are wrong about all sorts of things. usually by accident, but occasionally on purpose. either way, they don't seem to get arrested for it and nor should challenge the people to challenge the consensus. when the origins of covid were first being discussed, efforts were made by the world health organisation downwards to stop people speculating that it came from a lab in china. two years or so later, it turned out that the wuhan laboratory theory is the most probable. nonetheless, in spite of this, huge efforts were made by governments to stop what the authorities saw as misinformation. and this tyranny continues and is spreading to other areas. a couple of weeks ago, the prime minister, the reverend starmer, vowed to tackle misinformation in the wake of what happened in southport. but what is misinformation? could it for be example, this? >> i've inherited a projected overspend of £22 billion, a £22 billion hole in t

>> jeremy starmer. corbyn, jeremy corbyn. sorry, they're not all jeremy starmer. >> yeah. no. he's like a big family. >> that was a joke. >> that was a joke. >> sorry a joke. >> sorry a joke. >> and i could just tell you couldn't tell. it was a joke. but. but he's taken off people. he's taking people to the muslims. there are four other muslims. there are four other muslims going off. so he has to do something. it's only. it's less than 10% of all of these licences, and it doesn't involve anything that important. but the truth is it's from the foreign office and even when i was in america, i used to hear about how islamophobic the foreign office was back in the day. and if they were involved in this, well, it wasn't seen as islam so much then. >> it was arabist was the word, but they were definitely arabist. in fact, there's a there's a famous scene from yes, minister. yes, prime minister that gets shared where sir humphrey, you know, do you remember the sitcom? yes. where sir humphrey is explaining to jim hacker, the mp, you know, that the foreign office are strongly arabist

panic attack yeah that's all that it was for so cuz it was only for emergencies okay he said when jeremy first came back from iraq and was diagnosed with the post-traumatic stress they prescribed him drugs that were very harsh and he kind of lived in a dream state for a while is very angry and irritable, sometimes he would do things with no recollection of doing them, he is falling down the stairs while on these drugs and he didn't know that that happened, and um, after a flashback or during one, whether he was thinking that he was protecting himself, i'm not sure exactly what happened, he also has tried to commit suicide, and he's also cut his arms to harm himself, before i started getting treatment, i couldn't deal with with these problems on an emotional level, and so i ended up cutting myself lot to physicalize the pain to make it something that i could deal with, but that didn't really help me really deal u with the problems, it sort of just lighten the stress for a little while, for me, i don't like to ride the public transant because lot of times that's very crowded. and the more

jeremy having post-traumatic stress and anxiety and everything, it affects me and the children lot. because it isn't like normal family situation, oftentimes it's more like i'm a single parent because he doesn't help a whole lot with the kids or help around the house, he usually doesn't go out so you wouldn't do like shopping or anything like that uh before i used to provoke him because before i understood that he's had post-traumatic stress and what that meant. i was also suffering from the depression and i used to provoke him because i wanted him to hurt me or something, and he never never did. it seems like the only times that things happen is when he's alone is night, and he starts thinking about all of the things that he's experienced and had to be. a part of and done himself, so it's always he's never inflicted any harm on me or the kids or anything like that. being in a crowded area was a dangerous place to be, and there's a lot of trauma that... "i still have a hard time letting go up, like um, with being in a crowded place like at the shopping mall, my mind doesn't really understan

and i will preface this by saying, i do not have a massive problem with the jeremy kyle show.ion people a day, watched it. so a lot of people had big problems with the show. a lot of people did have big problems with that documentary that came out about what was going on behind the scenes, the producers overworked. >> they were you know, had to meet their targets in terms of getting this person on that person, on trying to find people who would come on to the show , who would come on to the show, some of them not all in the best mental condition, potentially. yes absolutely. they hadn't done enough checks on whether people could actually cope with this level of scrutiny. i mean, being plunged from your ordinary life into that kind of situation where there's crowds of people wanting the biggest drama possible at your expense. bring in the lie detectors, which aren't 100%, exactly exact, it's aren't 100%, exactly exact, it's a huge amount of stress to put on people. was it a moral show? i mean, you went along, you were there in the crowds enjoying the drama, but a lot of people

in his- evidence today, jeremy kyle told the evidence today, jeremy kyle told the inquest his was anw that abided by strict rules. when asked whether he felt he had humiliated mr oasis on the show, mr kyle replied, no, i didn't. "it was the show as i understood the show. sad as it might sound, it was a typical part". steve dymond's family lawyer later read out his last whatsapp message the day before he died. it reads, "i hope thejeremy kyle show is so happy for what they have done for me —— to me. they are responsible for what happens. i hope that makes good ratings for them". in response mr kyle told the inquest, there is not one text message that complains about my behaviour. i am the presenter. i didn't create the show. i was paid to do a job. jeremy kyle also explained his show had a team of producers and specialist after—care workers to help people like steve dymond and other guests. he called them "his double security blankets. " seven days after his appearance on the show steve dymond died of an overdose and heart problems. the inquest is due to conclude next week. duncan ken

a very interesting topic, jeremy, i'll start with you. we're, we have another wave of aggregations, accusations against our tea coming from washington. what's your take on these alleged election in interference claims? a bell in 2018. i published a book called the russians are coming again. the 1st cold war is tragedy. the 2nd, as far, and this is clearly living up to the title of my book. i mean inches farcical. they keep trying out these allegations against russia without evidence. it seemed that the governing cloths and media, it's really to cover up their own for. busy these in their own, this government, and often even criminal activity, they just try and turn attention on russia when there is nothing actually there. and this is really designed to mobilize public opinion to continuously support this new cold war and the billing and weapon that are being sent to ukraine in a few tell a crusade tempo, what do you make of the timing of these allegations? the us presidential election is still 2 months away. i do think it's perhaps a litt

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jeremy, thank you stop all bein: felt strongly.ry _ strongly. jeremy, thank you stop all being felt very strongly _ strongly. jeremy, thank you stop all being felt very strongly here - strongly. jeremy, thank you stop all being felt very strongly here in - being felt very strongly here in beirut tonight as rescuers continued to dig through the rubble throughout the evening to look for survivors of what has been a biggest attack, reeta, that beirut has seen during this phase of the conflict. thank you, anna foster reporting there. tributes are being paid to dame maggie smith, who's died at the age of 89. a legend of stage and screen, she won two oscars during a career that spanned seven decades. she was known to younger audiences for her roles in the harry potter films and downton abbey. king charles described her today, as "a national treasure". our culture editor katie razzall looks back at her life. that was bloody brilliant. thank you for that assessment, mrweasley. her professor mcgonagall in the harry potter films introduced d

jeremy diamond. we're gonna be going back to you, of course, as you get more information. and depending on what you hear and see there, as we heard that outgoing artillery fire from israel into lebanon behind jeremy over these past few moments fareed zakaria joins me now host of fareed zakaria gps who freed you hear jeremy's reporting that this is obviously goes beyond the special operations forces which have been operating over that border, that this is bigger, but but the israelis are describing it as limited and not as think is actually happening here? >> i think what the israelis are doing is implementing a strategy that they have long planned and held in a bands. they have for a long time thought very seriously about what to do, about the threat they face from hezbollah, the constant rocket fire. the way in which hezbollah has been able to drive out maybe 100, 150,000 israelis from their homes in northern israel. and the plan was to do something like this, which was to begin with that lightning communication strike the cell phones and pagers exploding then artillery a

the television presenter jeremy kyle defends his treatment of a man who died days after appearing onis show five years ago. a french woman, whose husband repeatedly drugged her so she could be raped by other men, says police saved her life. after the chaotic scramble for oasis tickets in the uk, an investigation is launched into ticketmaster. welcome to the world today, an hour of international news from the bbc. an hour of international rebecca cheptegei had recently competed in the paris olympics, where she represented uganda. the family have accused the police in kenya of not taking the case seriously. she was a marathon runner who excelled in herfield. at 33, she had so much more to achieve, but today, she's dead, aother victim of male violence against women. the details are horrific. doctors say the burns covered more than 70% of her body. rebecca's mother accused the local police are not protecting her daughter. the case raises issues over women's safety in the region. uganda's athletics federation said it was deeply saddened by the news. it says rebecca was a victim of domesti

the coroner to date has effectively ruled out a link between steve diamond's appearance on the jeremyoccasions and had been sectioned at least once. his appearance on the show was not a contributory factor to his death, and the coroner said steve diamond new thejeremy kyle show and knew what the style of presenting was like. the coroner said, there is an absence of reliable evidence that demonstrates that steve diamond's appearance on the jeremy kyle show probably caused or contributed to his death, and to do so would be speculative, and he went on to say, i'm not satisfied that events on thejeremy kyle show gave rise to a clear link that caused or contributed to the death of steve diamond, such that i should be recording this is a contributory factor. so essentially, he is separating the programme from the events that happened after that when within a week of the recording of the tragic death of steve diamond took place at up reaction from jeremy kyle, and a representative on his behalf has said, he is now exonerated of the ill informed accusation and his name has been finally cleare

from jeremy hunt we hearing from jeremy hunt we think shortly. let's go now to the conference and hannah miller is there. you have a rather special guest with you? i have indeed. of course you have just seen the rally for robertjenrick, lots of those kind of things going on at this conference. there is lanyards and memorabilia associated with the different candidates. robertjenrick, kemi badenoch, tom tugendhat and james cleverly as they all attend this giant hustings. i'm here with professorjohn curtis who can talk about all about who is the most popular and what the conservative party should do, the election expert as you are. if we can rewind slightly, in terms of what went wrong for the conservative party, should they be more worried at this point about looking to the right and the threat from reform? what should concern them the most?— reform? what should concern them the most? given the scale ofthe them the most? given the scale of the defeat, _ them the most? given the scale of the defeat, the _ them the most? given the scale of the defeat

jeremy corbyn has been shoved outside the tent for some time now.sons why his labor party was the only party apart from the bnp , that was investigated for bnp, that was investigated for allegations of racism. no way back for him. now it seems. allegations of racism. no way back for him. now it seems . and back for him. now it seems. and now he's formed this motley alliance with a bunch of mps, which nigel farage would say they embody sectarian politics. what's your take on this? >> well, i sort of rather agree with that. i mean, jeremy went past any possible defence of him and his politics when he laid a wreath for black september in tunisia. black september, you'll remember, were a group that murdered israeli athletes at the 1972 munich olympic games , and 1972 munich olympic games, and they murdered them because they were jewish for no other reason . were jewish for no other reason. so it was a racist murder. so i think that put jeremy beyond the pale. is always referred to hamas in in gaza as friends. so isuppose hamas in in gaza as friends. so

shadow chancellor jeremy hunt.al black hole. badenoch she's under for fire suggesting maternity pay has gone. but she says her comments have been misrepresented. >> i've been a minister for women and equalities. i've had three children, i've had maternity leave three times. i don't need anyone to tell me about maternity pay. i have been one of the people fighting for that and i won't have my views misrepresented. >> so there you go. what do you make of that and scandal at strictly, giovanni pernice is braced as the long awaited report into bullying and misconduct is set to be released by the bbc. we'll bring you the very latest as soon as it happens. and does sir keir starmer have a bit of a woman problem? rosie duffield resigned as a labour mp over the weekend, slamming the for party pursuing cruel policies, claiming that the lads are in charge. what's going on? and the government is now attempting to draw a line under freebie gate. ministers are to face new rules over how and when they declare donations of hospit

all right. >> jeremy diamond in haifa, israel. thank you so much. we're standing by to hear from the chief spokesperson from the israeli military, admiral hagari is as jeremy just referencing, and is also getting some new reporting on israel's strike today on the hezbollah headquarters in beirut. much more of this breaking news coming up, we're going to squeeze in a quick break. we'll be right back. >> tv on the sunday at nine on cnn your record label is taking off but so is your sound engineer you need to hire a new indeed indeed, you do our advanced mapping helps find talented candidates you can connect with them fast visit indeed.com slash higher progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online. so you can get back to you for monster to-do list super helpful. see if you can save money or progressive commercial.com. >> thank you look, i get the new iphone 16 pro, brazen apple intelligence is print drc's. you can get it when you train an end a phone what new and existing customers can get iphone 16 pro on u

next up, jeremy kyle's in trouble.r. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest forecast for gb news from the met office. cloudy for many of us today. very wet in the south and southwest. increasingly so very warm . increasingly so very warm. meanwhile in the northwest we've got low pressure over the near continent and easterly airflow and weather fronts moving up and stalling across southern parts of the uk. so this blossoming area of rain across southern counties of england into south wales, increasingly heavy and persistent as we head into the afternoon for parts of hampshire, dorset, devon and cornwall. and that could cause some issues. so a rain warning in force. meanwhile, a lot of cloud across central and eastern parts, some drizzle and mist and low cloud for northeast england, eastern scotland but western scotland, northern ireland seeing plenty of sunshine and over the next couple of days here it's going to turn increasingly warm , almost

jeremy kyle did come in today _ has been hearing today.has been hearing today. jeremy kyle did come in today and didn't - has been hearing today. jeremy kyle did come in today and didn't say - did come in today and didn't say anything on his way in. on his show in may 2019, steve diamond appeared. a week after that, steve dymond died. he had a history of serious mental health issues and had gone on the show to take a lie detector test to prove he was not cheating on his partner. what we saw today in court was a video of him preparing for that test. we hear steve asking the operator, other 99.9% accurate? the operator, other 99.9% accurate? the operator says it is more like 95% accurate. he went on to fail that test and those results were revealed during thejeremy kyle programme. steve and his partner walked off stage because they were so distraught. the itv director of content compliance gave evidence today and said jeremy kyle and other members of the production team had gone backstage to comfort steve dymond and his partner during this m

welcome back to tbn tonight with me martin daubney now next story jeremy corbyn.m the former labour leader. well, he's collaborating with for pro gaza independent mps to create a left wing bloc in parliament. the independent alliance includes corbyn, ayub khan, shaukat arade dam, iqbal mohammed and adnan hussain but has formed and now an official party. now they've already criticised labour's decision to cut pensioners winter fuel allowance , and they've released allowance, and they've released allowance, and they've released a statement saying that they were elected to provide hope in next? welcome back to tbn tonight with me martin daubney now next story jeremy corbyn. yeah remember him the former labour leader. well, he's collaborating with for pro gaza independent mps to create a left wing bloc in parliament. the independent alliance includes corbyn, ayub khan, shaukat arade dam, iqbal mohammed and adnan hussain but has formed and now an official party. now they've already criticised labour's decision to cut pensioners winter fuel allowance , and they've relea

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vaughn, you know this, jeremy, you know this as well.re does seem to be a difference between now and then. i mean, in 2015 and 2016, he was talking more about policy in the broad sense, he was talking about jobs. he was talking about the economy, talking about taxes, he was talking about immigration. he was talking about china a whole lot. he was talking about issues that matter to people at these rallies, and now it's like he's just talking about internet memes. i mean, he's gone down rabbit holes, it's not just like the weird tangents he's going on. the conspiracy theory stuff, dogs eating pets, this stuff, what happened? >> his material was better back then, and the material he hasn't now isn't working. the stuff they have been throwing out there -- >> or is it that he's just more online now? >> that could be the case. i think he's much more insulated than he has been before. remember, in 2015, '16, what catapulted him to fame and acclaim in the far right was his championing of this birther lie about obama. and back then, he was talki

and also jeremy corbyn's forming his his party isn't he. i mean it's not yet but he's, he's i don't think he's going to go for this. he's going to this is not. yes. exactly. >> all right. we can move on to the observer. what's on their front page. >> the tories health reforms left uk open to covid calamity. so britain was hit far harder by the covid 19 pandemic than other developed countries because the nhs seriously was weakened by the disaster and fair enough. i mean, we're used to hearing these sort of, oh, we didn't do it right kind of stories, but this is actually something it's a report that's been commissioned by wes streeting. so obviously he's just trying to show how how bad the tories were dunng show how how bad the tories were during the pandemic. but i sort of agree with this because what they're looking at is the fact that the health service was reduced more than other people, and it did feel like that at the time, didn't it ? if you tried to time, didn't it? if you tried to get through to a gp, nobody was there. you'd be looki

jeremy, thank you very much.re building society. i am a bit sick of all this home ownership thing, because i know one of my very good friends , she sold very good friends, she sold a house, she got the money and then she's in her sort of. she's almost turning to 50, 60 even. she goes, i'm not buying another house. i'm just going to rent and keep all the money here and just earn interest off the money. and i actually, i kind of i'm almost looking at it thinking other countries. so germany , holland, they aren't germany, holland, they aren't that obsessed with owning property. and what's the big deal property. and what's the big deal. because when in this country, if you get dementia or any one of those illnesses where you have to then sell your house to pay for your illness, you sit beside somebody who never bought a house, may have lived in a council house. i don't blame them. what's the point? >> well, i just i think you feel more secure, don't you, if you own your home and if you paid your mortgage off, do you

what about jeremy clarkson? are his comments sexist? think some of them are unfair and sexist? >> i think some of the ones about meghan , even though i'm no about meghan, even though i'm no great fan, were extremely unfair. was he wrong to her? and he was wrong. he was wrong to make his remarks about her, and he was technically wrong because we saw evidence of how much trolling and how much suffering she'd had in the weeks with raynen >> is raynen >>isthb raynen >> is this attack in today's sun justified by clarkson? >> i think it's, you know, i barrel scraping the barrel, scraping the barrel. >> the thing is with clarkson that he has gone from, you know, male hero and a figure of hate because clarkson is very marmite to this because of his his tv series about the farm. he's become also a national treasure. now the thing is he's he's an iconoclast, jeremy. and i don't think that sits easily . so iconoclast, jeremy. and i don't think that sits easily. so he's going to look for a target that's going to make headlines. >> if you were you'v

callaghan today if she had concerns about jeremy karl's behaviour , she said jeremy was behaviour, shet him with it. he wouldn't trust him with a chocolate button and this was before the results were put forward. he didn't know steve, he didn't know anything about him. now later in potentially what i think was the most key part of the inquest hearing this afternoon , neil sheldon, the kc afternoon, neil sheldon, the kc and the barrister representing jeremy kyle, questioned jane callaghan after giving her audience a he went through notes of calls between miss callaghan and mr drymon and a producer from the jeremy kyle show. that night she said that she said on the phone call with the producer, everyone looked after us brilliantly. jeremy was excellent, which was said the day after he appeared on the show. that's where the inquest was closed. this afternoon. but it continues again tomorrow morning at 10 am. but the court was told it's been very upset, not just about the show but about the breakdown of his relationship with jane had thought that the test was 100%. >> good afternoon. the t

host: plenty of calls for you, jeremy kahn. in california comic angela -- angela in california, go ahead. caller: i wanted to ask your guest, back in 1997, i'm in the insurance company, my company had me sit down with guys from google to come up with a computer program for workers comp insurance. they told me -- i noticed i had a friend from jbl, and total recall came out 30 years ago, and robots had the a1 capability in those movies, so it seems like the capability has been around since 1997. how advanced is the army with this? is the avatar movie showing us with the army capability is? my friends at jpl told me to start looking at the movies because they are telling me the future of ai. can you answer that question? guest: a lot of people have this idea on how the military has secretly more advanced ai models than what we know have been developed commercially. i would be a little skeptical. i think actually this is a case where the private companies have pulled ahead to where the government is, and part of it has to do with t

jeremie. — does he will continue doing that.as pleaded guilty to stirring up racial hatred on social media after three girls were stabbed in stockport. meanwhile the trial of a teenage boy in manchester has been adjourned after his mother went on holiday to a beta instead of attending court. daniel sandford reports. a childminderfrom northampton, lucy connolly is also the wife of a conservative county councillor. in the aftermath of the southport stabbing, she wrote on x, "mass deportation now. "set fire to all the hotels," along with two expletives. and then, "if that makes me racist, so be it." in the days after the stabbings, there were riots across the country, including at hotels housing asylum seekers. near rotherham, rioters set fire to a bin pushed against a door of the hotel, though this can't be directly linked to her posts. today, she pleaded guilty to inciting racial hatred. she appeared from prison by video link, leaving her conservative councillor husband to express her regrets. it'sjust a moment of, you know, an u

later, sir jeremy. sir keir claimed that jeremy corbyn was never a friend of his. misinformation and should somebody be banning it? you see, politicians are wrong about all sorts of things. usually by accident, but occasionally on purpose. either way, they don't seem to get arrested for it and nor should they. but one lady, bernadette spofforth , made a mistake when spofforth, made a mistake when she reposted information about the identity of the southport suspect, which claimed he was an asylum seeker. >> so on the 8th of august, the police turned up mob, handed five of them three police cars and a prison van, and instead of and a prison van, and instead of a simple voluntary interview, they searched me, arrested me and held me for 36 hours in a concrete cell with a concrete bed , like a terrorist. finally, bed, like a terrorist. finally, i was released on bail. there really was nothing to take to magistrates and nothing to charge me with. but it didn't end there because my bail conditions included that i couldn't engage on social media. they didn't want me to spe

the inquest into the death of steve dymond — the presenter jeremy kyle says he has been exonerated, after coroner rules his tv show was not a contributory factor. and captain harry kane warming up the england team ahead of their nations league match against finland at wembley tonight. and coming up on bbc news... the chelsea boardroom tussle continues as todd bohley and clearlake capital battle for full control at stamford bridge. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the first of thousands of prisoners in england and wales have been allowed out ofjail early today, as part of a new government scheme to try to ease prison overcrowding. more than 1700 have been released today, in the first wave, with more than 5,000 to be let out early over the next two months. those released today had been sentenced to up to five years in jail. they have served 40% of their time rather than the usual 50%. the government says those jailed for more than four years for serious violent offences, orfor sex offences and domestic abuse, are not eligible for early release. the justice secretary says eve

jeremy corbin, what role lazy or otherwise britain his life? you know the fine cause i was invited to cross the use of aria factory cherry. as a staging point for winter across country is royal, which has many saves and believe or carrying weapons that he used from us on saturday. with the support that we give to is relevant. my way to comment on operation issues were earlier, the declassified new time media organization revealed that since december the royal air force has conducted at least 200 surveillance flights. overdone, to the missions were launch from a british air base. and cyprus conveniently close to the war zone. whistle blowers also say such a flights were carried out by the u. k. on april, 1st, the same day, an idea of strike killed, a sub enrolled center kitchenaid workers and does a very val are as from the wake up cypress movement says the island is being used as a military outpost by its former colonial master. the majority finding the status of the british basis in cyprus, we try to solve a mainland cutting basis. you know, w

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