you heard from jonathan reynolds _ celebrate that.nolds not confirming celebrate that. you heard from - jonathan reynolds not confirming it or rolling it out but clearly there is a discussion under way within the labour party but it will be i think it very involved in controversial decision if we got to that and that assumes that labour will win the next election.— next election. tony, good to get those updates _ next election. tony, good to get those updates and _ next election. tony, good to get those updates and thank- next election. tony, good to get those updates and thank you. i pablo picasso was one of the most famous and influential artists of the twentieth century. famous for his experimental style — he helped develop collage and cubism. but one of his earliest works has now come under intense scutiny — for a secret image hidden for more than a century. tim allman has the story. picasso painted this picture when he was just 19. picasso painted this picture when he wasjust19. at picasso painted this picture when he was just 19

jonathan reynolds saying — are making a to the uk,._ are making a to the uk,. jonathan reynolds saying there a decision l are making a to the uk,. jonathan l reynolds saying there a decision yet made but we understand there will be a package of proposals put forward. it could be politically quite contentious that is, we've already heard from the conservative party today who say, this is an attempt to rake the electorate, so they say, to pave the way for labour to rejoin the eu. for sufferers of long covid, extreme fatigue is one of the most debilitating symptoms many have to deal with. but now scientists at newcastle university in the uk think they may have made an important breakthrough, and are trying out a simple device that stimulates the nerves. peter harris reports. what we're going to do now is, i'm going to ask you to push your thumb into the table. it looks slightly sinister, but this test is trying to unlock the secrets of long covid, and newcastle university are testing people like robin, who suffered debilitating fatigue lo

jonathan reynolds told us it viii— jonathan reynolds told us it viii promote— jonathan reynolds toldt emptovrrerrt— think we do want to see the kind of employment laws that will protest— of employment laws that will protest torriiv— of employment laws that will protect family life, give people time— protect family life, give people time it— protect family life, give people some time in order to do the otter— some time in order to do the other titres— some time in order to do the other things that— some time in order to do the other things that are important in tite— other things that are important in iite os— other things that are important in life as well— other things that are important in life as well as— other things that are important in life as well as work. 'i: in life as well as work. and i thirt— in life as well as work. and i think trot-s— in life as well as work. and i think that's been eroded very significantly in recent years. i think the labour market itself means people want means that more people want flexibility in the workplace, but absolutely confident but i'm abso

jonathan reynolds. joined in the reynolds.is now tte— adopting it so that it is now the bipartisan— adopting it so that it is now the bipartisan policy of australian— the bipartisan policy of australian governments, both ettee— australian governments, both ettee ot— australian governments, both sides of australian politics. tow— sides of australian politics. tov oe— sides of australian politics. tov oe to— sides of australian politics. now as to the _ sides of australian politics. now as to the archbishop of contentony— now as to the archbishop of contentony .— now as to the archbishop of canterbury , who is of course canterbury, who is of course a goot— canterbury, who is of course a goot ont— canterbury, who is of course a goot ont o— canterbury, who is of course a good and a good— canterbury, who is of course a good and a good man , i do think good and a good man, i do think it's good and a good man, i do think tt-e vvtee— good and a good man, i do think tt-e ttot— good and a good man, i do think it's wise that senior— good

so you heard there from jonathan reynolds not ruling it out.y within labour. but it will be, i think, a very involved and very controversial decision if we were to get to that. and of course, that assumes that labour are going to win the next election. pablo picasso was one of the most famous and influential artists of the twentieth century. famous for his experimental style — he helped develop collage and cubism. but one of his earliest works has now come under intense scutiny — for a secret image hidden for more than a century. tim allman has the story. picasso painted le moulin de la galette when he was just 19 years old. at first glance, by his standards, it seems fairly conventional. but what's this, that dark shape at the bottom of the painting? is it a chair, perhaps a jacket? no, turns out it was originally meant to be a dog. what we know is that in many instances, picasso painted aspects of the composition and then subsequently obliterated them and transformed them into other compositional elements. this was really part of his practice

although, as you are about to hear, this is from the shadow business jonathan reynolds, he said no decisionnt for having them involved in the process. but we will set that out in detail. as i say, this is part about how we make policy, it is a democratic process involving the whole rest of the labour movement. but people are making a contribution to the uk, let's celebrate that. as you heard him say that no decision has yet been made but we understand there will be a package of proposals put forward. it could be politically quite contentious. already they�*ve heard from the conservative party today who say this is an attempt to break the electorate, so they say, to pave the way for labour wanting the uk to the eu. ., ~ , ., y way for labour wanting the uk to the eu. ., y . ., way for labour wanting the uk to the eu. thank you very much for that. thank you- _ thank you. the british academy television awards are being held in london later today, with bbc dramas �*the responder�* and �*this is going to hurt�*, leading the nominations. also in the running is paddington�*sjubilee tea with the qu

jonathan reynolds told gb news it jonathan reynolds told gb news br em— jonathan reynolds told gb news of me breb— lead, a clearer indication of the first round— lead, a clearer indication of the first round result is exeeebeb— the first round result is expected. this evening . this is expected. this evening. this is gb expected. this evening. this is bb weee.— expected. this evening. this is gb news. we'll— expected. this evening. this is gb news. we'll bring you more ee br— gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's beeb— news as it happens. now it's beeb re— news as it happens. now it's back to nana— news as it happens. now it's back to nana .— back to nana. i eeeb- back to nana. good afternoon. it's just coming up to six minutes after 4:00. me . i'm coming up to six minutes after 4:00. me. i'm nana 4:00. you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news on tv, onune akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. huge certain we have a problem with eight year olds are deciding the narrative. we're in real trouble. i mean, actually , real trouble. i mean, actu

shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds has trotsed— secretary jonathan reynolds has trotsed sue—e. he unfortunately had to resign because he'd been at the parties he was supposed to be investigating. so, look, we're trying pick the we're we're trying to pick the best to help us build best people to help us build a team for government. we'll follow the official process, whatever be, to get whatever it might be, to get those flights, those people, the final flights, evacuating british nationals from sudan are due to land in britain today. sudanese doctors worded— britain today. sudanese doctors wortted tor— britain today. sudanese doctors working for the— britain today. sudanese doctors working for the nhs— " : sudanese doctors working for the nhs are among the toersseges— working for the nhs are among the passengers, according to govereeeeet— the passengers, according to government figures, almost 2200 teotte— government figures, almost 2200 teotte tote— government figures, almost 2200 people have been— government figures, almost 2200 people have been evacuated . people have been

, nae— secretary, jonathan reynolds, has defended— secretary, jonathan reynolds, has defended joining me the artist from the art? joining ne te— the artist from the art? joining me now to discuss this is tewnaint— me now to discuss this is journalist alexander lane ne—nan— journalist alexander lane de—man. well, alex, welcome to gb de—man. well, alex, welcome to en newe— de—man. well, alex, welcome to gb news. thank— de—man. well, alex, welcome to gb news. thank you. can we separate— gb news. thank you. can we separate them?— gb news. thank you. can we separate them? i— gb news. thank you. can we separate them? i think we have to en— separate them? i think we have to on an— separate them? i think we have to on an existential level, because— to on an existential level, because it— to on an existential level, because if we _ to on an existential level, because if we didn't, we'd end up witn— because if we didn't, we'd end up wit a— because if we didn't, we'd end up with a situation where the entw— up with a situation where the only people — up with a situation where the only peo

jonathan been jonathan reynolds? we've been let jonathan reynolds?the brexit deal needs to— starmer then saying the brexit deal needs to improve. i mean, hee— deal needs to improve. i mean, hee hee— deal needs to improve. i mean, hee hee eevhe— deal needs to improve. i mean, hee hee eevhe 90— deal needs to improve. i mean, he's not saying go back into eu . her— he's not saying go back into eu . her eevhe— he's not saying go back into eu . her eevhe rhe— he's not saying go back into eu , but saying the whole brexit rhhe— , but saying the whole brexit rhhe reeve— , but saying the whole brexit thing really was— , but saying the whole brexit thing really was pretty ham heree. — thing really was pretty ham fisted. well— thing really was pretty ham fisted. well i— thing really was pretty ham fisted. well i think right from the verv— fisted. well i think right from the very beginning my guess is chhe— the very beginning my guess is chhe ene— the very beginning my guess is chhe and r— the very beginning my guess is chris and i would— the very beginning my gu

that jonathan reynolds. we that is jonathan reynolds. e on. so i wanted to pick an on on— go. move on. so i wanted to pick up on on tno— go. move on. so i wanted to pick up on on the same— »gii» »i»“ so i wanted to pick up on on the same subject tooawso— up on on the same subject tooawso yon— up on on the same subject because you saying we don't because you keep saying we don't know— because you keep saying we don't know-tno— because you keep saying we don't know-the timeline,— because you keep saying we don't know the timeline, assuming know yet the timeline, assuming tnat— know yet the timeline, assuming tnat-was— know yet the timeline, assuming tnat-was tnis— know yet the timeline, assuming that was this conflict, that there was this conflict, you— that there was this conflict, yon—witn- that there was this conflict,| yon—witn tno that there was this conflict,- you _with the with you can't go ahead with the with the appointment— you can't go ahead with the with the appointment to be the appointment to to her be onion— the appointment t

jonathan reynolds told gb news it'll promote productivity.well as work. and i think that's been— well as work. and i think that's been ended— well as work. and i think that's been eroded very— and i think that's been eroded very significantly in been eroded very significantly p._p_ been eroded very significantly in_i-thel in recent years. i think the pepper— in recent years. i think the labour-itself- in recent years. i think the labour-itself that labour market itself means that more—flexibility- labour market itself means that more _flexibility ini more people want flexibility in the workplace, _ more people want flexibility in the workplace, but i'm absolutely— the workplace, but i'm absolutely confident in the aggregate— absolutely confident in the. aggregate—pee aggregate platform we'll put forward— aggregate platform we'll put penned-ene— aggregate platform we'll put forward-the one- aggregate platform we'll put forward the one that will forward is the one that will pne— forward is the one that will give people— forward is the one that

jonathan reynolds told gb news it'll promote productivity.well as work. and i think that's been— well as work. and i think that's been ended— well as work. and i think that's been eroded very— and i think that's been eroded very significantly in been eroded very significantly p._p_ been eroded very significantly in_i-thel in recent years. i think the pepper— in recent years. i think the labour-itself- in recent years. i think the labour-itself that labour market itself means that more—flexibility- labour market itself means that more _flexibility ini more people want flexibility in the workplace, _ more people want flexibility in the workplace, but i'm absolutely— the workplace, but i'm absolutely confident in the aggregate— absolutely confident in the. aggregate—pee aggregate platform we'll put forward— aggregate platform we'll put penned-ene— aggregate platform we'll put forward-the one- aggregate platform we'll put forward the one that will forward is the one that will pne— forward is the one that will give people— forward is the one that

thank you very much, jonathan reynolds, the shadow business always business secretary. there they had penny mordaunt, a picture penny mordaunt, a picture of penny morton and story, the morton and a splash story, the lead kemi badenoch, lead story about kemi badenoch, because be the because they're going to be the two rivals when rishi sunak loses election. oh loses the next election. oh there you go. bold prediction . there you go. bold prediction. yeah, right. i wonder how much the coronation— yeah, right. i wonder how much the coronation helped- “tit?" i gc i wonder how much the coronation helped penny treetewht-e— the coronation helped penny mordaunt's chances then. teeeetetty— mordaunt's chances then. especially if— mordaunt's chances then. especially if kemi badenoch tette— especially if kemi badenoch tette wtth— especially if kemi badenoch fails with this— especially if kemi badenoch fails with this repealing of the vete— fails with this repealing of the wete et— fails with this repealing of the wete et the — fails with this repealing of the vote of the laws— fail

said, ihla just short, not as jonathan reynolds said, ., ., ., ., ., said, no we are on a pathwe could be. where do you think. do _ where i think we could be. where do you think. do you — where i think we could be. where do you think, do you think _ where i think we could be. where do you think, do you think they - where i think we could be. where do you think, do you think they are - you think, do you think they are being too bullish about their prospect, this is not scientific in that sense, they are different sets of elections but it is what politicians and us as westminster watchers like to look at and the voters would like to see. i watchers like to look at and the voters would like to see. i don't think anyone — live from london. this is bbc news. king charles makes a surprise visit to fans waiting on the mall with the prince and princess of wales. excited, bit nervous. obviously a big day ahead but can't wait, actually. a busy afternoon for the king — currently meeting commonwealth heads of state — ahead of a garden party here at the palace later this evening. at westmin

shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds has praised sue gray as one of the best people in governmentoreign secretary james cleverly says there are still uk government officials and military personnel in sudan. there's still an engemg— in sudan. there's still an ongoing humanity- t“ : t“ there's still an ongoing humanity barian ebweben— ongoing humanity barian situation. we— ongoing humanity barian situation. we still have a beeee er— situation. we still have a presence at port sudan , both presence at port sudan, both a mrbrew— presence at port sudan, both a military presence— presence at port sudan, both a military presence and a number of military presence and a number er emer— military presence and a number of other government officials to netb— of other government officials to new bnrren— of other government officials to help british nationals and their eebeneenre— help british nationals and their dependents leave the country. so we newe— dependents leave the country. so we have concluded— dependents leave the country. so we have concluded the air ebererren— we have concluded the

jonathan: what right reynolds did with wrexham is awesome. tom: they went up in the? retail sales, coming up next. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now, there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating, and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's g-o-l-o.com. tom: signposts on their way to retail sales. ms. abramowitz and tom keene, jonathan ferro preparing for the next hour. two years, -- the 10 year yield, 3.49%. that ought to do it for the pulse of america as we look at productivity and the many series of retail sales. michael mckee will join us as the data comes out. how is the consumer doing? michael: it looks like the consumer is hanging in there. we have a stronger than anticipated growth in the control group which is what feeds i

jonathan reynolds about this on the show toten. — reynolds about this on the show toten. ne-e— reynolds me. it's all a range:— me, dear me, dear me. it's all a rergred web— me, dear me, dear me. it's all a tangled web that— me, dear me, dear me. it's all a tangled web that they weave. rear-e— tangled web that they weave. that's-camilla- tangled web that they weave. that's camilla theatre to that's why camilla theatre to err— that's why camilla theatre to err rr— that's why camilla theatre to err rr eu— that's why camilla theatre to sort it all out— that's why camilla theatre to sort it all out for— that's why camilla theatre to sort it all out for you. now, reer— sort it all out for you. now, reer merr— sort it all out for you. now, last night wasn't quite the resurr— last night wasn't quite the result that— last night wasn't quite the result that we— last night wasn't quite the result that we brits hoped for when— result that we brits hoped for when rr— result that we brits hoped for when it comes— result that we brits hoped for when it comes to— result that we brits hoped for when it