thanks to john curtis for that. there _ months ago. thanks to john curtis for that.anks to john curtis for that. there was a headache . months ago. thanks to john curtisj for that. there was a headache for former prime minister borisjohnson when he tried to vote. he was turned away in his local polling station because he didn't have the right photo id. he was a prime minister who brought in the law that required the right photo id and that was back in 2022 and it was then compulsory for voters in england to show voter id. we understand what happened then is that he left, went and collected his id and then came back and then was able to vote. let's just mark your card for what is coming up because plenty of votes in its go to nottingham. plenty of votes being counted so as you will have gathered over the last couple of hours it's a friday morning and we get of others which by now and get a full picture. it's not the case for the last few elections local election or mayoral elections local election or mayoral election results which are not coming in this morning becomi

time - 4396. john curtis, just to let our| audience know the last time you 4396. john curtis, just top was just before 7am yesterday morning. so we're grateful to have you here. morning. so we're grateful to have ou here. ., �* _, morning. so we're grateful to have you here-_ the i morning. so we're grateful to have i you here._ the prime you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using _ you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using the _ you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using the victory _ you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using the victory of- you here. you're welcome. the prime minister is using the victory of ben i minister is using the victory of ben houchen in tees valley as a guide to potential success for the tories at the general election. is he wise or unwise to do that? he the general election. is he wise or unwise to do that?— unwise to do that? he is wise politically. — unwise to do that? he is wise politically. but _ unwise to do that? he is wise politically, but probably - unwise to do that? he is wise - politically, but probab

none other than sir john curtis. university of strathclyde. none other than sirjohn curtis. ever to the program. so it seems this poll that suggests the gap is nowhere near as big as recent national opinion polls. how how have these learned men reached this conclusion ? conclusion? >> well, it's not a poll, nigel. it's an extrapolation of the local election results. and it's an estimate of what, in this case, colin rallings and michael thrasher thought the outcome would be if the local elections were held everywhere and places that didn't have local elections voted in an analogous manner to those that did. and i was involved in a similar exercise to the bbc. we've all been doing this now for about 40 years, and we came to very similar conclusions. that is, conservatives down a bit, labour down a bit liberal down, liberal democrats down a little bit more. but that essentially the labour lead over the conservatives is much the same as it was 12 months ago. and that therefore , in line with the that therefore, in line with the opinion polls, it appears that nothing much has chan

john curtis and ask him _ my rishi sunak as chancellor. at wasn't the point i was making. i _ conservative voter. that wasn't the point i was making. ithink- conservative voter. that wasn't the point i was making. i think that's i conservative voter. that wasn't the point i was making. i think that's a | point i was making. i think that's a fantas of point i was making. i think that's a fantasy of some _ point i was making. i think that's a fantasy of some politicians. - point i was making. i think that's a fantasy of some politicians. i i point i was making. i think that's a fantasy of some politicians. i thinkj fantasy of some politicians. i think it's fairly delusion of the side of an election. i don't think that is the answer. one thing that surprised me this morning is even the people are put letters in are saying, we haven't got the numbers and it's a numbers game. bud haven't got the numbers and it's a numbers game-— haven't got the numbers and it's a numbers game. and that's definitely a feelin: i numbers game. and that's definitely

well he was john curtis as it is.polls that have predicted things wrongly over the last 20 years. you know, i'm just all i'm saying is that labour has a huge mountain to go, which is why the pledge card that the real one done today, you know, is just another step in that journey. and why, you may say it's modest, but actually it's starting to address some of those issues that people care about, like crime, anti—social behaviour, like their bills. you know, this is this is the stuff, as you say, of the meat and dnnk as you say, of the meat and drink of politics. and as a campaigner, you also know you need retail offer on the doorstep, something you can say in 20s you're not going to get a philosophical debate, but you might get across a policy that lodges that may turn a vote. so that's what that's about. >> do you feel, paul, that what starmer has done today is to set the parameters for the next six months, or are we going to see big to change those six big new ideas coming in? >> no, i mean, this is now locked down.

you know, john curtis, the doyen of political commentators, says it's 99% certain that that sir keirill be in number 10. what are labour saying to farming, to fishing. >> labour are listening and they're asking us our opinion , they're asking us our opinion, which is really good. i think labour understand that we need a food plan, but because so much food plan, but because so much food , british food has been food, british food has been destroyed, you know, the we have to accept that we can't ramp up production. and this is the ridiculous thing about rishi sunak today saying, oh yes, we're all going to be able to produce so much food. it takes ages to ramp up production. we've lost two massive salad growers in this country . they've growers in this country. they've done nothing to help that. they've actually didn't help the fertiliser plants to keep open. ten. they wanted a £10 million one wasn't it? yeah, a £10 million loan. so now we're reliant on imported fertiliser. they you know there is nothing that they've done which is good. but it means we're more reliant on food than ever.

and joining me to shine a light on the political hot seat today is, of course, sir john curtis, pollingt and professor of politics at the university of strathclyde. he's in my political spotlight. at 345. that's coming up. tell me what you think on everything we're discussing. send me your views. you can post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay . visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. >> what are we going to do? just go for it. >> right. so joining me now comedian josh howie. it's mock the week where it's been pretty mucky. all right let's kick it off. rishi sunak speech i mean there he was in the rain with there he was in the rain with the music in the background. well i don't think it was rain. >> i think it was sweat. >> i think it was sweat. >> do you think it was on top of his clothes? >> more drenching ? no, not just >> more drenching? no, not just his sweat. just the sweat of all the tory mps as well. realising that they're most likely out of a job very soon. >> it was so tragic. and the music as well, that the labour party arade dam, that was pretty funny. why could they not stop

takes over, if he takes oven starmer takes over, if he takes over, which i suspect he will, because john curtisr, we will all be asking him where are they going to go? but coming up, i'll bring you the very first of tomorrow's front pages in the liveliest paper review that you you'll get anywhere, nowhere else than here on gb news. but next, after we've showed you how the gaza protest camps can turn ugly. >> one of the big criticisms of this camp has been that if you were visibly jewish, that you wouldn't necessarily feel that welcome. and i think it's to easy understand why they might feel a bit like that. have our student campuses really become hotbeds for anti—semitism ? hotbeds for anti—semitism? >> and should the police be brought in to disperse these camps? i'll get the lowdown from freedom fighter and associate professor of the university of cambridge , james orr. this is cambridge, james orr. this is patrick christys tonight with me, nana akua on gb news. this is patrick christys. tonight with me. nana. akua only on gb news. now university chancellors have told the prime minister to not

we are looking here at some of the figures that are coming through, said john curtis as saying the greens1, the people of bristol elected a cross—party council and we are expecting the same this time. given that bristol is switching from a directly elected mayor system to a committee system and we are going into these elections already as the largest party, we think there is a very good chance we will be part of the administration. if so, that will be the first call city, the first of the first call city, the first of the large cities in the uk that has greens in power. the the large cities in the uk that has greens in power.— greens in power. the issues for smaller parties _ greens in power. the issues for smaller parties like _ greens in power. the issues for smaller parties like the - greens in power. the issues for smaller parties like the is - greens in power. the issues for| smaller parties like the is better representation, broadly speaking, in local elections, but very difficult to break through at a national level. caroline lucas is standing down, brighton green mp at the next el

they were brothers, john crown and curtis wheeler.nty, maryland, which is where i live right now in adamstown. and it's just 20 minutes south of where i live. there was another person involved named samuel calvin lamar, but there was no ■nial from him. miraculously, later, that same dealer emailed me and said, there'other one of those testimonials for sale at an auction house by a man named charles b davis. and i purchase that. and charles b davis was a soldier. he was a member of the first new hampshire three months infantry regiment. and i was very happy because i had a soldier'se of this as well. these civilian accounts and what these affidavits of it's discussed was an interaction that took place on a warm july 1861 afternoon between five and six in the late afternoon, the civilians i mentioned were on a and they were leaving the main line of the baltimore, railroad near a town called point of rocks. and if you've driven across route 15 on the bridge, that's essentially where point iraq is located. they were hand pumping their way

election experts sir john curtis says the final outcome could be the tories worst performance for 40g a mayoral victory in the east midlands, the labour leader said the tories time is up well. sir keir starmer says he remains confident that sadiq khan can win a third term as london mayor. that's as the battle with tory challenger susan hall appears to be closer than expected , and the count is well expected, and the count is well underway and we could have a result very soon. in total, seven mayoral contests will be announced today. a narrow one is also expected for conservative mayor andy. streets in the west midlands . we'll also be hearing midlands. we'll also be hearing from eight of ten contests for police and crime commissioner. a burst water main has left around 31,000 properties without water in east sussex , causing a in east sussex, causing a drastic impact on businesses. southern water says the disruption in saint leonards on sea and parts of hastings will continue into tomorrow. the issue was first reported on thursday, forcing the company to open water bottle stations, s

i had a to going to joining that and it works john patrick curtis and melissa and it is really inspiringand the after reading one of your books chapter during the cuban academic year what i because my topic is missionaries in korea and china i of go back went back to the churches i researched what happened after they trinity to the united states and i was surprised and shocked how many of them ended at universities as professors not only in area studies but also international loans and internship relations shaping, not just about shipping information about their specific kind of location work country, but also the methodology to how to engage with other kind of will they at their countries and nations. i was wondering if you can tell a little bit more about academic dimension of because you have a chapter about expert where you talked about research like samuel williams after coming back from china, yale became a yale professor of china. so yeah, if you can tell a little bit more about that kind of role as a kind of shaping how people who are future generation with the work. it's a fanta

. >> and as you know, sirjohn >> and as you know, sir john curtis said, there's a 99% chance that wes wrong. >> i think he's wrong. >> i think it's actually 100% chance we're going to get obliterated . it's a foregone conclusion. >> and part of me, nana thinks that they deserve it. >> people are fed up, me included, of being lied to, especially on things like immigration and brexit, they make promises they have no intention of keeping and people can see straight through it. >> i really do sense a tangible hatred for the conservatives among their voter base, and i can't blame them. >> all they want are real conservatives to vote for, and there aren't many of those left in the country . and as lizzie in the country. and as lizzie rightly pointed out, it's been a catalogue of complete , catalogue of complete, preventable errors. you know, the arrogant tory installed rishi sunak who nobody wanted. and as we know, he's about popular as a in a lift. and what's frustrating that matthew is completely wrong on this. there is clearly no love for labour at all. they are winning seats. we can se

that's curtis mayfield and john coltrane. how's it going out west? thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to the surviving the killing and god's in jerusalem will be back on monday, focusing on another us 2020 full presidential candidate donald trump's. we can do a full, i'm a senior official who argues in a new book and a trump is the swamp. he declares he wants to drain until then. keep in touch by all social media of it. so incentive your country and add to a general feeling how you're going to be a normal. don't come to what you and all that. but so it's, i'm going on the grand see monday, the the, [000:00:00;00] the 1937 militaristic, japan started a full scale invasion of china. the invading army was rapidly advancing towards the capital of the republic of china. of the dies, the city of nancy, leaving behind the burned down villages and thousands of the dead. on december 13th, the japanese occupied signed z and staged real massacre. for 6 weeks, the invaders exterminated the civilian population. they carried out mass executions,

ready rabbi, as well as dorothy day, that's curtis mayfield and john coltrane. professor going out west. thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to the surviving the killing and god's in jerusalem will be back on monday. focusing on another us 2020 full presidential candidate donald trump's. we can do a full, i'm a senior official who argues in a new book and a trump is the swamp. he declares he wants to drain until then. keep in touch by all social media. if it's nonsense, if you'll country and how do i channel. so, you know, you're going to be a normal, don't come to watch, new and old episodes, i'm going on the grand see monday, the, [000:00:00;00] the known in vietnam american war, the vietnam war lost it for almost 2 decades and drained in numerous countries. not any time between now and then you don't see it now. what it's all on the empty hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. i thought about that not, but american soldiers limited resistors, most of us like to down entire villages and spread d

ready rabbi, as well as dorothy day, that's curtis mayfield and john coltrane. professor going out west. thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to the surviving the killing and gods and jerusalem will be back on monday. focusing on another us 2020 full presidential candidate donald trump's. we can do a full, i'm a senior official who argues in a new book and a trump is the swamp. he declares he wants to drain until then even touched by all social media. and it's so expensive your country now do i channel healing? undergrad tv on normal? don't come to what you and old episodes i'm going on the grand see monday, the i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except we're so shorter is it conflict with the 1st law? should we live in justification? we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously, is to create a trust rather than fit the various jobs. i mean with the artificial intelligence we have so many with him in the a robot must protect his p

ready rabbi, as well as dorothy day, that's curtis mayfield and john coltrane. professor going out west. thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to the surviving the killing him guys in jerusalem will be back on monday, focusing on another us 2024 presidential candidate donald trump's. we can do a full, i'm a senior official who argues in a new book, and then trump is the swamp. he declares he wants to drain until then. keep in touch by all social media. if it's not offensive, we'll country and add to a general feeling undergoing tv on normal. don't come to what you and all that besides, i'm going on the grand see monday the, the one you did that you attempted to collect at the exit amount. apache sat there for the show and then it will be a job to bluff. it goes in and out of it is uh, international stuff is the template for supplemented assessment, but to not to mention in person, once, did you lose? it asked who i can't. if i see the media, i love people, there's only 2 reasons to do, say with the city, the new country, from the service of the deals for the w

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that's martin king, as edwards, a guest rabbi, as well as dorothy day, that's curtis mayfield and john coltrane. professor going out west. thank you and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to the surviving the killing and god's in jerusalem will be back on monday, focusing on another us 2020 full presidential candidate donald trump's. we can do a full, i'm a senior official who argues in a new book and a trump is the swamp. he declares he wants to drain until then. keep in touch by all social media of it. so incentive your country and add to a general feeling how you're going to be a normal. don't come to what you and old episodes i'm going on. the grand see monday, the of the 1898. the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and a grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and side as just another colony. 1999, the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupier. of

that's curtis mayfield and john coltrane. professor going out west. thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to the surviving the killing him guys in jerusalem will be back on monday, focusing on another us 2020 full presidential candidate donald trump's. we can do a full, i'm a senior official who argues in a new book and a trump is the swamp. he declares he wants to drain until then. keep in touch by all social media. if it's not sensitive, we'll country and add to a general feeling undergoing tv on normal. don't come to what you and old episodes . i'm going on the grand see monday, the the, the prime minister netanyahu. i look you in the item. i can tell you the choices in your hands, if you choose to follow the pos of fanatics, and lead the entire nation into a base, we will be forced to quit. the government is really will cabinet minister benny gals challenges premier benjamin netanyahu to adopt a post war plans with gauze. the new one will face mutiny within his own government . george's opposition president delivers on her flesh to

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john, always good to catch up with you on these - to catch up with you on these mornings. sirjohn curtisse asjohn said, not a huge number of the council results are in us yet, it takes a longer period of time through friday into saturday as well. all the results expected to be declared by late saturday evening. you can of course follow all of those results, reactions and analysis for councils, police and crime commissioner elections on bbc news online and the app and on bbc television, radio and special podcasts. mike is with us on the sofa now. sport. good morning. it's a results business and sometimes at shocking results, when you are not expecting but a great season for aston villa hoping to cap it off with a little trip to athens later this month being the only british team in the european final. it seems less likely now unfortunately after last night. i don't think many of us expected this. aston villa's hopes of that first european final since 1982, are hanging by a thread after they were stunned by greek side olympiacos in the first leg, of their europa conference league, semi fin