. predecessor, jeremy corbyn.age of 60, a member of parliament for 40 years representing islington nonh years representing islington north for the labour party and of course twice as labour party by the labour membership . today by the labour membership. today he faces a motion from his successor in order to boot him out from being able to stand as a labour mp again. but the fascinating thing about this motion that's being presented to the nsc this afternoon is that it doesn't mention , on the face it doesn't mention, on the face of its anti—semitism now of course the reason why jeremy corbyn is an independent member of parliament as we speak , of parliament as we speak, reason why he does not represent the labour party in parliament. he was suspended of that honour if that's role due to his denial of the scale of anti—semitism within the labour party. following that, he see reports , following that, he see reports, jeremy corbyn said that it had been exact rated the scale of anti—semitism and he refused to apolog

but crucially also we're awaiting statement from jeremy corbyn himself . yeah. ely as an independent at the moment he's had the party withdraw over the whole issue of anti—semitic ism. but one assumes that labour go ahead actually open the books for candidates to sit the labour official labour candidate for that election because christine woolmer was speaking as earlier quite anxious to throw his hat into the ring. there's way, even with a judicial , that corbyn with a judicial, that corbyn could stop that process . well, could stop that process. well, it's unclear as of yet whether or not that sort of avenue for jeremy is particularly one of the interesting parts about the motion that was put before the nsc today is it didn't mention any mention at all of anti semitism. it was solely electability . and one argument electability. and one argument that i have heard from labour sources as to why the motion was like that, is it the judicial review less likely, less contentious on that issue of anti—semitism and more clear cut on that issue of losing elections potent

the former labour leader jeremy corbyn says shooting. has every intention of representing islington north his constituency at the next general election, adding he won't be intimidated into silence. that's after the labour's national executive approved. sir keir starmer motion to block mr. corbyn standing as a labour mp . mr. standing as a labour mp. mr. corbyn was suspended from the parliamentary labour party in 2020 over his reaction . a report 2020 over his reaction. a report into antisemitic ism within the labour party. he could, however, still run as an independent . now still run as an independent. now the education is urging teaching unions to accept the latest pay offer and end the industrial action. the government is offering a £1,000 one off payment , as offering a £1,000 one off payment, as well as a four and a half percent pay rise the next yeah half percent pay rise the next year. but the national education union has recommended members reject the and instead hold further strikes on april the 27th and may the second. and last

jeremy corbyn.and you spoken in his defence just now, but louise ellman says that he is a danger not just to the labour party but to the entire british jewish. i don't accept that. i do not accept that even after being elected leader, he praised as a friend to pay tribute to jeremy corbyn, who led our party through some really difficult times who energised our movement and who's a friend as well as a colleague or not any more. that rhetoric has changed. 180 degrees there you are shaking hands, looking like good pals. where are you pals? well, we were never friends. said that you would never find jeremy corbyn. will stand for labour at the next general election . the next general election. nothing changed about corbyn, though. so what changed with you, mr. starmer ? does your lust you, mr. starmer? does your lust for power overrule any form of a moral compass ? of course. corbyn moral compass? of course. corbyn should never been prime minister. even though he may well now run an independent and his l

i remember when jeremy corbyn was labour— remember when jeremy corbyn was labour leader and there was bbc included, you end up in a situation action has to be taken. there is a simple set of conditions thatjeremy corbyn is to meet to stay a member of the labour party in history to them. i meet to stay a member of the labour party in history to them.— party in history to them. i said we were going _ party in history to them. i said we were going to _ party in history to them. i said we were going to hear— party in history to them. i said we were going to hear from - party in history to them. i said we were going to hear from the - were going to hear from the immigration minister, robert jenrick, because we had a long discussion about plans in terms of housing migrants. that's a listen. the government will use military sites _ the government will use military sites being disposed of in essex and lincolnshire and a separate site in east sussex. these will be scaled up over the _ east sussex. these will be scaled up over the coming months and will collectively provide accommodation to sev

jeremy corbyn has been banned from running as a labour mp at the general election. bour's executive committee has approved sir keir starmer's to stop mr. corbyn's standing . a stop mr. corbyn's standing. a candidate. mr. corbyn, suspended from the parliamentary in 2020 over his reaction . a report into over his reaction. a report into anti semitism, which found labour had broken equalities law. could still run as an independent . a report has found independent. a report has found patient safety at one of the largest nhs trusts . the country largest nhs trusts. the country could be at risk due to a corrosive staff culture. workers at the universal hospital's birmingham trust told local care board about mafa a life behaviour within leaders, calling them coerced if and describing them as callous . the describing them as callous. the trust has denied allegations staff said they'd been held in a fear of retribution of concerns were raised. it follows death of a junior doctor whose father called the trust a environment to work in. prince is at the high court in london for

advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schne cundy . columnist advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schne cundy .yn, jane schne cundy . but first,:olumnist advisor jeremy corbyn, jane schne cundy . but first, let's|nist lizzie cundy. but first, let's get your latest news headlines . get your latest news headlines. hi, there it is. 533 karen armstrong in the gb newsroom. new messages involving the former health secretary hancock show him reacting footage of him and his colleague gina colin deangelo caught embracing during lockdown. the leaked whatsapp message reading how are the photos was sent by matt hancock after he discovered pictures of him breaching social distancing have been published . the have been published. the messages also show him discussing guidance in place , discussing guidance in place, the time and how he should respond to the media. the correspondence among more than 100,000 messages obtained by the daily telegraph . boris johnson, daily telegraph. boris johnson, may be fighting to save his political career following the findings of a report into the commons privileges committ

jeremy corbyn followers go . he's only to talk. jeremy corbyn followers go.ng to to talk. jeremy corbyn followers go . he's only going to get the go. he's only going to get the numbers and that's what it picks up yeah so and i imagine in up on. yeah so and i imagine in other issues the same as what it says with it supports trans women whatever and it says it women or whatever and it says it trans women, they says it says that there are loads of definitions for what a woman is that's so . so she sounds like that's so. so she sounds like a labour mp . yeah. yeah hasn't labour mp. yeah. yeah hasn't decided yet i think. what is picking up on and like you said is more liberal responses to certain subject matter. i think that's because there's a vast majority of people online on facebook and on the internet social media outlets that that favour this. you know, it's do you follow your feed and then it'll balance itself . yeah. it'll balance itself. yeah. well, to understand well, we've also to understand that it's not just a free thinking machine learning thing is c

no, it wasn't that long ago i when jeremy corbyn was all dominant whenjeremy corbyn was all dominantt election. this development, that there will be a motion in keir starmer�*s name saying that the nec will not endorsejeremy corbyn as a labour candidate, that is not moving things on from what we already knew. it was last month that keir starmer told us thatjeremy corbyn wasn't going to be a labour candidate at the next election. this broadens it out and will show that the nec, the governing body of the whole, rather than just keir starmer himself, is backing this decision. it means jeremy corbyn, who is still a labour party member, although he doesn't sit as an mp, locally can still put forward his name in islington north to try and become the mp. but it does appear that the route is blocked, because if you can't get an endorsement from the nec you won't be able to become the candidate. in the statement that keir starmer will put forward tomorrow, the motion, at the nec, it says that labour's electoral prospects broadly speaking across the country would be in keir starmer�*s words di

the former labour leader jeremy corbyn will be blocked from standing as a labour mp at the next generalent him from standing. mr corbyn was suspended as a labour mp and sits as an independent because of a row about anti—semitism. our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart, has more. it's important to say this particular development we are hearing about today, that there will be a motion in sir keir starmer“s name at an nec meeting tomorrow, that is the governing body of the labour party, saying that the nec will not endorse jeremy corbyn as a labour candidate. that is not really moving things on from what we already knew. it was last month that sir keir starmer told us that jeremy corbyn was not going to be a labour candidate at the next election. this broadens it out a bit and shows the nec, the governing body as a whole rather than just sir keir starmer himself, is backing this decision. ultimately, it meansjeremy corbyn, who is still a labour party member though he doesn't sit as a labour mp, locally may be able to put his name forward in islington north, theseat he represen

clear going forward for himself but there was a time in most people's memories when keir starmer jeremy to corbyned jeremy to corbyn become minister. this become the prime minister. this report . i report backs wholeheartedly. i understand, you know, that that is a funny game and there's is a funny old game and there's always some level of opportunism going on. there's also more problematically suppose you know, there may be millions of people , hundreds of thousands people, hundreds of thousands who will legitimately think jeremy corbyn got extraordinarily close to theresa may here with a very the very powerfully assertive manifesto, long the complaints of antisemitism and so on, really, really came out and that and that since then starmer sort of drifted into red tory terror. i don't know. yeah. sorry. thankfully that they'd be right to say that in 2017. he did do very well. however, then the country got to see two years of jeremy corbyn and everything happened with brexit and all that round 2019. yeah, and was revealed to be what he is. yeah which is an anti—semite and i'll say that. and jerem

jeremy corbyn followers go.ng to get the numbers and that's what it picks up yeah so and i imagine in up on. yeah so and i imagine in other issues the same as what it says with it supports trans women whatever and it says it women or whatever and it says it trans women, they says it says that there are loads of definitions for what a woman is that's so . so she sounds like that's so. so she sounds like a labour mp . yeah. yeah hasn't labour mp. yeah. yeah hasn't decided yet i think. what is picking up on and like you said is more liberal responses to certain subject matter . i think certain subject matter. i think that's because there's a vast majority of people online on facebook and on the internet social media outlets that that favour this. you know, it's do you follow your feed and then it'll balance itself . yeah. it'll balance itself. yeah. well, to understand well, we've also to understand that it's not just a free thinking machine learning thing is controlled by humans. and we know that tech companies ha

the labour party is evictee jeremy corbyn, which i'm sure you'll support.'ll support . but he also you'll support. but he also cannot define on camera what a woman . he cannot define on camera what a woman. he said that cannot define on camera what a woman . he said that saying that woman. he said that saying that only women have a cervix is something you shouldn't say. i thought it was quite weak in his defence of support of rosie duffield, who who has simply been vilified by in the labour movement for pointing out there is a difference between the two biological sexes . yeah. and this biological sexes. yeah. and this is concern . he has a work is my concern. he has a work agenda and that will be perpetuated should he win the general election. so people need to be really careful about what decisions come the decisions they make come the next general election. who would you who would your you who would you tell your constituents to vote for? i haven't decided i will vote in the next election , but i think i the next election, but i think i will be strugglin

for himself but there was a time in most people's memories when keir starmer wanted to corbyn starmer wanted jeremybecome minister. this become the prime minister. this report wholeheartedly . i report backs wholeheartedly. i understand, you know, that that is old game and there's is a funny old game and there's always some level of opportunism going on. there's also more problematically suppose you know, there may be millions of people , hundreds of thousands people, hundreds of thousands who will legitimately think jeremy corbyn got extraordinarily close to theresa may here with a very the very powerfully assertive manifesto, long the complaints of antisemitism and so on, really, really came out and that and that since then starmer sort of drifted into red tory terror. i don't know. yeah. sorry. thankfully that they'd be right to say that in 2017. he did do very well. however, then the country got to see two years of jeremy corbyn and everything happened with brexit and all that round 2019. yeah, and was revealed to be what he is. yeah which is an anti—semite and i'll say that. and jeremy corbyn

he's associated with jeremy corbyn.tion of his paranoia about that attack that he's so that line of attack that he's so keen to disassociate . they will keen to disassociate. they will have an awful to sort of unpick the rationalisation of corbyn being thrown out because they've had find things that corbyn has done since starmer took over things that starmer didn't serve under and not flagged up at the time. it's quite difficult. obviously there's a certain amount of technical honesty there and i that, know there and i think that, you know , sounds good. , something sounds good. obviously , you obviously as an ex—lawyer, you know, and i'm sure he's made it reasonably. the other reasonably. i suppose the other question reasonably. i suppose the other queststand as reasonably. i suppose the other quest stand as an reasonably. i suppose the other queststand as an independ and does stand as an independ and whether he'll carry the day it ken livingston did and was it in the nineties . he was he was no. the nineties. he was h

he's associated with jeremy corbyn.dication of his paranoia about that attack that he's so that line of attack that he's so keen to disassociate . they will keen to disassociate. they will have an awful to sort of unpick the rationalisation of corbyn being thrown out because they've had find things that corbyn has done since starmer took over things that starmer didn't serve under and not flagged up at the time. it's quite difficult. obviously there's a certain amount of technical honesty there and i that, know there and i think that, you know , sounds good. , something sounds good. obviously , you obviously as an ex—lawyer, you know, and i'm he's made it know, and i'm sure he's made it reasonably. i suppose the other question corbyn reasonably. i suppose the other quest stand corbyn reasonably. i suppose the other queststand as corbyn reasonably. i suppose the other quest stand as an corbyn reasonably. i suppose the other queststand as an independyyn reasonably. i suppose the other queststand as an independ and does st

the labour party is evictee jeremy corbyn, which i'm sure you'll support.support . but he also you'll support. but he also cannot define on camera what a woman . he cannot define on camera what a woman. he said that cannot define on camera what a woman . he said that saying that woman. he said that saying that only women have a cervix is something you shouldn't say. i thought it was quite weak in his defence of support of rosie duffield, who who has simply been vilified by in the labour movement for pointing out there is a difference between the two biological sexes . yeah. and this biological sexes. yeah. and this is concern . he has a work is my concern. he has a work agenda and that will be perpetuated should he win the general election. so people need to be really careful about what decisions come the decisions they make come the next general election. who would you who would your you who would you tell your constituents to vote for? i haven't decided i will vote in the next election , but i think i the next election, but i think i will be struggling to

might stand as an independent but that has just been confirmed and come through from labour the jeremy corbyncorbyn, a london mp and a former leader of the party cannot stand on the labour ticket anyway at the next general election. that has just come through and we will have a reaction to that in the coming hours. a billionaire's son, who fled to yemen hours after the death of a student in central london 15 years ago, has admitted his involvement to the bbc. after disappearing following a night out with friends, the body of 23—year—old martine vik magnussen was discovered under rubble in a basement. farouk abdulhak was identified as the prime suspect and is still the subject of an international arrest warrant. for a new documentary about the case, he spoke for the first time to the bbc�*s — nawal—al—macaffee. it was meant to be a student night out. we were just listening to music, borrowing each other�*s clothes, just, i don't know, having fun before the night out. celebrating the end of exams in one of mayfair�*s exclusive clubs. maddox was the place to go on a thursday. so it was obvious t

now hear the former labour leader jeremy corbyn says . now hear the former labour leaderjeremy corbyn says has leader jeremy corbyn says has every intention of represent islington north. his constituency at the next general , adding that he won't be intimate weighted into silence. that's after labour's national executive committee approved, sir keir starmer's motion to block mr. corbyn's standing as a labour mp. mr. corbyn was suspended from parliamentary party in 2020 over his reaction to a report into antisemitism within the labour party. he could still run as an in—depth rendent candidate . the education rendent candidate. the education secretary is urging teaching unions to accept the latest pay offer and their industrial action . the government is action. the government is offering a £1,000 one off payment as well as a four and a half percent pay rise for next yeah half percent pay rise for next year. but a national education union has recommended its members reject deal and instead hold further strikes. on april 227 and may the seco

i've got james schneider, the co—founder of momentum fm and a former adviser to jeremy corbyn, and alsotin daubney, the former brexit party mep. good evening, gentlemen. thank you very much for joining evening, gentlemen. thank you very much forjoining us. you know the drill that you want, dewbs& co it's not just about here. it's very much about you guys at home. what's on your mind tonight ? i suspect i might mind tonight? i suspect i might be able to get that nonetheless. told me anyway. gb views arts gbnews.uk. as always is my email address or twitter. if that's your thing, you can get me there at gb news or at michelle jude's. now at there's one main story literally leading the front pages today. it is this one big fat no entry sign. if you are listening, not watching thatis you are listening, not watching that is on the front of the sun . it refers, of course, to today finally being the day that you get the detail behind the so—called plan to stop the boats , the small boat crossings. i have to say, though, there's been lots of to and fro ing, lots of debate, as you would always ex

presenter jeremy corbyn bidding for it.nding a couple bits here, blending a couple of bits here, but on the same theme, but it's all on the same theme, so with me. he is jeremy so stay with me. he is jeremy corbyn tweeted saying , well corbyn tweeted saying, well done. gary lineker for standing up for refugees and well done at ian wright's showing the meaning of solidarity . now let's of solidarity. now let's mobilise against a politics of cruelty and defeat this inhumane illegal, immoral legislation. oh god, there's so much i can get into about that. but paul, there'll be people watching this, right? that don't even watch match of the day. they think it was cher. i was just. give us a heads up, please. okay so right. and toby will so this. right. and toby will know about. you know who i'm talking about. you may michelle with the may not michelle with the greatest so right, greatest respect. so this right, i that's a bit i think. well that's a bit misogynistic. going to misogynistic. they're going to be bringing back des ly

lose funded jeremy corbyn to lose funded funded by iran state broad cut new connections.e there no but he was absolutely i suspect that's what did you know he said that shouldn't get he said that we shouldn't get involved know he doesn't say involved i know he doesn't say he doesn't want involved because he's making out it. he's making money out of it. he's them the air. he's getting them off the air. what you think we what about libya? you think we should bombed libya? well, should have bombed libya? well, i mean, the middle east. this should have bombed libya? well, i difficult|e middle east. this should have bombed libya? well, i difficult northdle east. this should have bombed libya? well, i difficult north africa?:. this should have bombed libya? well, i difficult north africa?:. a1is a difficult north africa? it's a difficult thing because, you know, we went in with good intentions. to intentions. we're trying to support you the people support the you know, the people the then things the uprising. but then things got complicated quickly. got complicated very quickly

lose funded jeremy corbyn to lose funded funded by iran state broad cut new connections.e there no but he was absolutely i suspect that's what did you know he said that shouldn't get he said that we shouldn't get involved know he doesn't say involved i know he doesn't say he doesn't want involved because he's making out it. he's making money out of it. he's them the air. he's getting them off the air. what you think we what about libya? you think we should bombed libya? well, should have bombed libya? well, i mean, the middle east. this should have bombed libya? well, i difficult|e middle east. this should have bombed libya? well, i difficult northdle east. this should have bombed libya? well, i difficult north africa?:. this should have bombed libya? well, i difficult north africa?:. a1is a difficult north africa? it's a difficult thing because, you know, we went in with good intentions. to intentions. we're trying to support you the people support the you know, the people the then things the uprising. but then things got complicated quickly. got complicated very quickly

t that jeremy corbyn stands and he wins? ~ ., ,, ., that jeremy corbyn stands and he wins?wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is the _ wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is the labour _ wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is the labour party i wins? i think what keir starmer has made clear is the labour party has| made clear is the labour party has changed and in particular we have changed and in particular we have changed in terms of tackling anti—semitism, where we did have a very damaging report from the equalities commission, who found that the labour party was in breach of the equality act. keir starmer has made clear that the whole party needs to address that, every member needs to address that, every member needs to address that, every member needs to take that seriously and thatis needs to take that seriously and that is part of the standards that are expected of every candidate. so i think keir has shown leadership and showing that our party has changed. we are in a very different place, compared to where the party was in 2019. pla

just a word from jeremy corbyn. do from you on jeremy corbyn.ould have been to the party been left up to the local party in his can stitch insecure, i understand. upset about it, understand. very upset about it, andindeed understand. very upset about it, and indeed to his constituents to decide whether or not he should be standing . i'm afraid should be standing. i'm afraid jeremy corbyn has no one to blame but himself for this outcome. his response to the equality and human rights commission's indictment of the labour party on antisemitism under his leadership was frankly appalling. he was given ample time and space to apologise. he didn't. and when keir starmer said he was going to tackle antisemitism within the labour party, he meant it when he said he was going to change the labour party it labour party to, make it credible and electable and able to deliver real change for our country. it. keir country. he meant it. keir starmer showing the strong, decisive leadership that the labour needed after our labour party needed after our worst since

have we heard anything directly from a jeremy corbyn about this? flat a jeremy corbyn about this?ce the vote. _ a jeremy corbyn about this? iirrt since the vote. that only happened a couple of hours ago, but in advance of the vote he had accused keir starmer denigrating the democratic foundations of the party and we understand that he is considering standing as an independent at the next election in islington north where he has held the seat since 1983 and is sitting as an independent at the moment after he had the whip removed in the wake of a row over anti—semitism. he has won the seat there ten times and has a majority of more than 26,000 so we wait to see if he will go on to do that. there is no appeals process here so in effect it looks like he is now blocked from standing for labour although there is a grey area as to what happens next and we will have to wait and see.— have to wait and see. helen, thanks for “oininu have to wait and see. helen, thanks forjoining us- _ the terrorism threat level in northern ireland has been raised from substantial to severe, meaning an attac

we have a real socialist who wanted jeremy corbyn to running things. corbyn to be running things.p us. but coming up next, considering today's revelations about the neglect of children lockdown have children over lockdown have coincided book day . coincided with world book day. also, lionel shriver will join me for a deep dive. we're back in three. make sure you are two and i'll come back to state of the nation. with me, jacob rees—mogg .today nation. with me, jacob rees—mogg . today was meant to be world book day, but because of the teachers strike, many pupils across the country celebrated by dressing up as their favourite literary characters . here are literary characters. here are two of mine who were actually in school today , but this next school today, but this next gentlemen wins the nationwide contest and it was circulated all round. it was excellent. well, this is the people's channel. so for our nightly edition of vox populi, vox day for world book day, we asked you, what is your favourite book? and the people have spoken . it's world book day. what is your favourite bo

jeremy corbyn has been blocked from standing as a labour candidate at the next general election.a motion from the party leader sir keir starmer to prevent his predecessor from running. the former labour leader cannot appeal against the decision, but the bbc understands he is considering running as an independent candiate. mr corbyn has said he has "no intention of stopping" representing islington north and "won't be intimidated into silence." hundreds of thousands of protesters in france have been staging another day of strikes and rallies against the government's pension reforms, with some demonstrators clashing with riot police. people are angry after legislation to raise the retirement age in france from 62 to 64 was forced through by president emmanuel macron�*s government. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson, sent this report. the temperature rose as the sun went down. across france fires burned like beliefs as bright as fever. young protesters with their rocks and bottles, disappearing in clouds of tear gas fired by riot police in bordeaux and nantes and paris. it took

starmer, will use a meeting of the party's ruling executive tomorrow to formalise plans to block jeremy corbynld be "significantly diminished" if his predecessor was to stand. a man suing the oscar—winning actor gwyneth paltrow has given evidence in her trial over a skiing collision nearly seven years ago. the retired optometrist, terry sanderson, wants $300,000 after claiming he suffered life—altering injuries when she skied into him. ms paltrow denies she caused the collision and is countersuing. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. plaintiff, you may call your next witness. it was a hit—and—run on the ski slope — that this man says destroyed his life. 76—year—old terry anderson claimed gwyneth paltrow was reckless. everything was great, and then i heard something i've never heard at a ski resort, and that was a bloodcurdling scream, just... i can't do it. it was, "aaargh...", and then boom. they had never met, but collided at the very upscale deer valley resort in utah back in 2016. mr sanderson teared up telling the court how his injuries had changed his relationships with

also former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider. before we get there , schneider.

jeremy corbyn, james schneider. good morning to you both. good morning.art you, shall we? and that story in the sunday telegraph we touched on telegraph that we touched on suella echr suella braverman could ban echr from grounding those migrant deportation flights . yes. so the deportation flights. yes. so the telegraph's reporting that there are suella braverman is currently in talks with about 60 employees trying to find a way to continue this kind of momentum that the government seems to want to have about being very tough on immigrant action and obviously discussion is about rishi sunak. it's a legal migration bill going to continue in parliament and continue in parliament and continue tomorrow and parts of this would be the suggestion that, you know, the problem of having legal battles holding up things like the rwanda plan in terms of people appealing for human human rights basis would be removed and a particular kind of amendments or orders brought in by government. so that the european court of human rights wouldn't have the same kind of a althoug

jeremy corbyn has been blocked from standing as a labour candidate at the next general election.l against the decision, but the bbc understands he is considering running as an independent candiate. a report into one of england's largest nhs trusts says staff faced a toxic atmosphere, along with bullying which if not addressed would put patient safety at risk. the report into university hospitals birmingham concluded that while overall, patients could still access care at the trust with confidence, a number of issues required attention. the west midlands trust said it fully accepts all the report's recommendations. the report was launched in response to an investigation by bbc newsnight. david grossman is newsnight�*s chief correspondent and joins me now. david. you've been looking at this trust, what have you found? you hp is not only one of the biggest trusts in england but also one of the worst performing on many measures. —— you hb. many people were told that there were a toxic culture of bullying and that has been vindicated by today's's official review by sir michael perry.

well, this is brilliant what is your opinion of jeremy corbyn. oh my god. be a great leader . potential to be a great leader. and then are labour nicer than the conservatives ? i cannot say the conservatives? i cannot say for certain. both parties have their strengths and weaknesses however, labour has a long history fighting social justice for, social justice and equality and this is what is dead wrong. they admit that this is early stages teething problems, but they better get it right . i'd they better get it right. i'd say , look, it's all searching say, look, it's all searching for another search engine . oh, for another search engine. oh, now on to my story, which is about the clocks changing and how it impacts health. now, i read the daily mail, our read in the daily mail, our sleep will be robbed brits on sunday you know, all sunday morning as you know, all in the name of daylight saving, despite an extra hour of despite gaining an extra hour of evening which encourages evening light, which encourages to go outside and soak up a lot more vitamin d.

to pay tribute to jeremy corbyn, who led our party through some really difficult times, who energiseda colleague. you are shaking hands, looking like good pals. were you pals ? have you lost him were you pals? have you lost him as a friend ? because he said no, as a friend? because he said no, he did never considered you a friend. a friend is someone who you hang out who comes around pretty . i would think pretty well. i would never think that you would never friend. oh, no, and does it so how we no, no. and does it so how we trust a word that this bloke says. well you can't. i mean what a slippery he is. i mean, it just proves that spent a few years campaigning to make jeremy the prime minister stood on the same platform. was the shadow cabinet everybody a cabinet telling everybody what a great was. all of great person he was. all of a sudden he's the leader now. the labour they've done is labour party they've done is pulled dagger and stuck pulled up big dagger and stuck it right in between his shoulder blade. despicable wolf blade. what a despicable wolf in sheep's of sheep's cloth

to pay tribute to jeremy corbyn, who led our party through some really difficult times, who energisedue. you are shaking hands, looking like good pals. were you pals ? have you lost him were you pals? have you lost him as a friend ? because he said no, as a friend? because he said no, he did never considered you a friend. a friend is someone who you hang out who comes around pretty well i never think pretty well. i would never think that you would never friend. oh, no, and does it so how we no, no. and does it so how we trust a word that this bloke says. well you can't. i mean what a slippery he is. i mean, it just proves that spent a few years campaigning to make jeremy the minister stood on the the prime minister stood on the same platform. was the shadow cabinet everybody a cabinet telling everybody what a great was. all of a great person he was. all of a sudden he's leader now. the sudden he's the leader now. the labour party they've is labour party they've done is pulled dagger and stuck pulled up big dagger and stuck it right in between his shoulder blade. despicable wolf in bla

jeremy corbyn suffer from . jeremy corbyn they suffer from long corbyn for a while, didn't they?ite they? and they managed quite successfully ditch him. so should though should the tories. that though very the inbox very quick summary of the inbox very quick summary of the inbox very quick summary of the inbox very quick poll and katie, cathy even sorry cathy. we boris in and he was stabbed in the back. alan thinks he's the best prime minister churchill minister since churchill and trust boris trust and thinks that boris is still a hero and he's done nothing wrong in his eyes. those are the initial feedback. i'm guessing a different guessing if you have a different view know. view, let me know. gbviews@gbnews.uk okay. leaving details in that, leave a number as well. one of my producers might for a different day. might call for a different day. get we to have get you on. we always to have real people on the you real people on the news. you don't get that on other news channels . but another big story channels. but another big story in town, massive . the in town, massive. the home

he doesn't support corbyn now support jeremy corbyn and now he's transmuting himself into a great fighter his great fighter against crime. his background as director of public prosecutions was middling so—so at best he hasn't got any magic bullets for solving crime because nobody has been in really needs a bit of humility about all of this and to acknowledge that there were real problems as a part of boris johnson. humility for keir starmer . you having a laugh? starmer. you having a laugh? bofis starmer. you having a laugh? boris johnson yesterday and that excellent performance, that completely truthful and convincing performance, the past after we showed him about winning , borrowed himself to be winning, borrowed himself to be humble , resourceful, humble and humble, resourceful, humble and respectful to the committee . he respectful to the committee. he lost his temper occasionally when they kept repeating themselves forever. basically, that was a that was boris johnson yesterday . he showed why johnson yesterday. he showed why he should be acquitted and he showed that he was not actua

know , i had the are made, you know, i had the somali group had the afghan group i had and about jeremy corbyn could say all these things. i'm sure he could . the things. i'm sure he could. the difference us is he's difference between us is he's never so and i, you never apologised so and i, you know i, i remain, i'm horrified that i left someone upset, know i, i remain, i'm horrified that i left someone upset , not that i left someone upset, not least because, you know, i have chinese family. i lived in china for two years. i should have known better . and it's painful. known better. and it's painful. it's, it's deeply humiliating that i didn't know that i was using a term that my chinese family might use , but i family might use, but i shouldn't and i can't. and i know that now. and it's you know, that's a very steep learning curve . but, you know, learning curve. but, you know, the track record i have in my constituency is bringing forward delegates within our clp , but delegates within our clp, but also councillors, as a the also as councillors, as a the first ever hijab wearing muslim wom

know , i had the are made, you know, i had the somali group had the afghan group i had and about jeremy corbyn could say all these things. i'm sure he could . the things. i'm sure he could. the difference us is he's difference between us is he's never so and i, you never apologised so and i, you know i, i remain, i'm horrified that i left someone upset, know i, i remain, i'm horrified that i left someone upset , not that i left someone upset, not least because, you know, i have chinese family. i lived in china for two years. i should have known better . and it's painful. known better. and it's painful. it's, it's deeply humiliating that i didn't know that i was using a term that my chinese family might use , but i family might use, but i shouldn't and i can't. and i know that now. and it's you know, that's a very steep learning curve . but, you know, learning curve. but, you know, the track record i have in my constituency is bringing forward delegates within our clp , but delegates within our clp, but also councillors, as a the also as councillors, as a the first ever hijab wearing muslim wom

naomi campbell and jeremy corbyn who were backing supporting who were backing and supporting himtted murder. not murder. right. it's not on sunday my tonight sunday with. my panel tonight discuss new stories discuss some of the new stories that caught i i'm joined by port christine and also christine hamilton and also customs and danny kenny, i shall start with you. danny, what you got you had brilliant. chris rock who is a very funny guy, i suppose, for the purpose of context. he's black comedian, context. he's a black comedian, an american who just an american who is just lampooning meghan markle. remember time with the oprah interview when there was a big gasp of air when oprah said what? i want to know what colour child is. my god racist donald duck , whatever she said, duck, whatever she said, nobody's . i duck, whatever she said, nobody's. i know, i know. but for the purpose in a comedic context . okay well anyway chris context. okay well anyway chris brown has basically said even black people want to know how brown her child was going to be and he finishes like, who is thi

, an anti—semite ism, and then those were supporting jeremy corbyn basically went through everythingid or done and found this clip. and thing about this, leo, is obviously the word is an offensive term. no one is going to that. but in the context to deny that. but in the context of routine, he's of a stand—up routine, he's doing something bit more doing something a bit more interesting. racist, interesting. he's being racist, is be absolutely. is he? let's be absolutely. well, him and stuart lee well, yeah. him and stuart lee and louis, they've all used the n—word on stage. lenny bruce as well . they've used this word to well. they've used this word to make some know political point. they're obviously isn't intended to be to be racist. but i think he's he's wrong to use this word because it doesn't belong to him. it belongs to the most marginal, oppressed community, the today, which is the world today, which is racists to have to racists. and to actually have to culturally appropriate that word from real racists when he wasn't even doing a racist joke. that's very offence, for goodne

, an anti—semite ism, and then those were supporting jeremy corbyn basically went through everythingid or done and found this clip. and thing about this, leo, is obviously the word is an offensive term. no one is going to that. but in the context to deny that. but in the context of routine, he's of a stand—up routine, he's doing something bit more doing something a bit more interesting. racist, interesting. he's being racist, is be absolutely. is he? let's be absolutely. well, him and stuart lee well, yeah. him and stuart lee and louis, they've all used the n—word on stage. lenny bruce as well . they've used this word to well. they've used this word to make some know political point. they're obviously isn't intended to be to be racist. but i think he's he's wrong to use this word because it doesn't belong to him. it belongs to the most marginal, oppressed community, the today, which is the world today, which is racists to have to racists. and to actually have to culturally appropriate that word from real racists when he wasn't even doing a racist joke. that's very offence, for goodne

james schneider, the co—founder of momentum a former adviser to momentum and a former adviser to jeremy corbyn evening to both of you guys. lots of people getting in touch already. there's a little bit of confusion by people that have just tuned in. suze just said, michelle, what on earth are you wearing under that desk ? is that wearing under that desk? is that usual? i always assumed that you as well turned out from top to toe. i am well turned out. so i was just showing my old socks and the reason i was getting them up on the desk was just to show them off because i am marking well down syndrome day to day and there's a campaign about odd socks. that's what i was doing. lots of gentlemen writing in about my feet, calm yourself down. they are just feet. we all have them . john has feet. we all have them. john has beenin feet. we all have them. john has been in touch saying , please, been in touch saying, please, please, please before you start the show, can you pass the message on to toby from me ? can message on to toby from me? can you ask him to sit on his hands whilst he's talking? some

jeremy corbyn as a labour corbyn from as a labour candidate in his islington seat .sing to confirm it. as far as i'm aware . well, i mean it seems to aware. well, i mean it seems to me that he's decided friends have said he's decided to run as an independent. what that means. but anyway, there's a vote today the nsc , which is mp trade the nsc, which is mp trade unionists , councillors, etc. unionists, councillors, etc. cetera. party members will vote on whether keir starmer was right to block him so he may well, you know , does still have well, you know, does still have supporters. jeremy corbyn within the party. so he may well able to turn out to be a labour candidate after all. but we shall see. yeah, he stole some of his supporters in the frontbench shadow frontbench. well, it's worth remembering of course starmer was course keir starmer was was enough to campaign for jeremy corbyn to become the prime minister. so it's a bit much perhaps. i think this is very unhealthy. this story because this is starmer deliberately picking on corbyn. i'm not a fan of way, but o

we mean we, we're a country becoming so disrespectful of women now and frankly jeremy corbyn and hiss to write once a week and twice on sundays in the united states tell what to do with their domestic laws. my message to all these mini trumps in america butler go watch your fade into the sun and stop being trying to interfere british political life. i would perhaps suggest that this about protecting women because is women versus women. it's not sitting here saying, oh, we have to protect women, women that are out there being arrested. woman who i just mentioned was indeed a was arrested for a woman that was arrested for silently praying her head because about . so it because she cares about. so it isn't a sexism , it is a isn't a sexism, it is a religious freedom issue. and think this country, if think if in this country, if we're to illegal to we're going to it's illegal to pray certain parts functions pray in certain parts functions that simply say the has that just simply say the has been passed laws , books all of been passed laws, books all of us can spend 24 hours straight, 65