lam i am katherine downes. coming up i am katherine downes. coming up on the programme: farewell to forest, with the team sliding down the table. steve cooper has been sacked. england post their highest score in t20 internationals against the west indies. under the hammer, australia's pace pair starc and cummins break records as they spark a bidding war in the ipl auction. hello there. thanks forjoining us. the nottingham forest manager steve cooper had been living on thin ice with just one win in the last three months. they had been difficult to beat at home this season, but not in recent weeks, and defeat to tottenham at the city ground last friday night proved to be cooper's last game in charge. the former wolves and spurs manager, nuno espirito santo, has been in talks with the club and his appointment is expected to be confirmed shortly. colin hazleden has more. yes, well, there are moments at football clubs, sporting institutions, when boards, when owners know exactly what needs to be done — whether a manager should stay and fight or whet

i to sportsday. am katherine downes. coming up i am katherine downes. coming up on the programme...le, steve cooper has been sacked. england post their highest score in t20 internationals against the west indies. under the hammer — australia's pace pair starc and cummins break records as they spark a bidding war in the ipl auction. hello there. thanks forjoining us. the nottingham forest manager steve cooper had been living on thin ice, with just one win in the last three months. they had been difficult to beat at home this season, but not in recent weeks, and defeat to tottenham at the city ground last friday night proved to be cooper's last game in charge. the former wolves and spurs manager nuno espirito santo has been in talks with the club and his appointment is expected to be confirmed shortly. colin hazleden has more.

iam i am katherine downes. coming up i am katherine downes.t, with the team sliding down the table. steve cooper has been sacked. england post their highest score in t20 internationals against the west indies. under the hammer, australia's pace pair starc and cummins break records as they spark a bidding war in the ipl auction. hello there. thanks forjoining us. the nottingham forest manager steve cooper had been living on thin ice with just one win in the last three months. they had been difficult to beat at home this season, but not in recent weeks, and defeat to tottenham at the city ground last friday night proved to be cooper's

i'm katherine downes.will play copenhagen in the last 16 of the champions league. brazilian side fluminense have made the final of the fifa club world cup. and anthonyjoshua tells us how he's preparing for his next fight. i am focused on my opponent, focused on the bigger picture, using it as a source of motivation every time i'm in the gym. hello there. good evening. earlier today we had the draw for the champions league last 16. at this stage, teams from the same country

i'm katherine downes. coming up for you on the programme: holders manchester city will play copenhagen in the last 16 of the champions league. brazilian side fluminense have made the final of the fifa club world cup. and anthonyjoshua tells us how he's preparing for his next fight. i am focused on my opponent, focused on the bigger picture, using it as a source of motivation every time i'm in the gym. hello there. good evening. earlier today we had the draw for the champions league last 16. at this stage, teams from the same country or who came through the same group are kept apart. the holders manchester city look to have been given an easy path to the quarters. they will face the lowest—ranked team left in the competition — the danish side fc copenhagen. these are the other ties as they were drawn at uefa headquarters in nyon, switzerland. premier league leaders arsenal face porto while italian champions napoli face barcelona. german giants bayern munich also face italian opposition in lazio. the current

hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm katherine downes. champions ahead from the penalty spot before john kennedy sealed fluminense's place in the final, where they'll face european champions manchester city or asian champions urawa red diamonds. they play in the other semi—final on tuesday. we've had the draw for the champions league last 16. at this stage, teams from the same country or who came through the same group are kept apart. the holders manchester city look to have been given an easy path to the quarters. they will face the lowest ranked team left in the competition, the danish side fc copenhagen. these are the other ties as they were drawn at headquarters in nyon. premier league leaders arsenal face porto while italian champions napoli face barcelona. german giants bayern munich also face italian opposition in lazio. the current serie a leaders inter milan play atletico madrid while there is a daunting task for rb leipzig against the 14—time champions real madrid. those ties will be played over two legs in february and march, h

near boston, flame shot out from a downed power line and in queens, new york, a massive tree fell onto katherine'sno one was hurt. >> the house has some damages house. >> students in camden new hampshire were dismissed early as floodwaters started to rise. it's the same storm system that slammed into the south this weekend. dumping more than 10 inches of rain. an ef1 tornado touched down near myrtle beach and winds up to 90 miles per hour tossed cars and turns businesses and homes into debris. >> once we came out one of the tree started cracking. it falls on the coner of the house. >> some people in south carolina had to wade through the water and a paddleboat as the storm brought record-breaking rain to the city of charleston. >> as warmer ocean and air temperatures continue to fuel storms that are wetter than eve, inland and coastal communities across the country are dealing with more extreme flooding and damage. according to a recent study in the last two decades more than 3 million people have left high flood risk areas. the peak of the storm come over 700,000 customers were without power. som

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let's get the latest with gb news political correspondent katherine forster, who is at downing us. whon you bring us the latest scandal how latest on this scandal and how it's government . it's impacting the government. >> yes, good afternoon from downing street, where a group of mps and victims of this horrendous infected blood scandal all have just hand—delivered a letter to number 10, a number letter to number 11 will be going in shortly. and i'm joined now by conservative mp damian green, former deputy prime minister of course, he was one of 22 conservative rebels to defy the three line whip last night to back diana johnson's amended moment. let's talk to him now. damian, thank you for joining us on gb news. can you tell us why you felt it was so important to back this amendment and what difference it will make? >> well, i hope the difference it make will it will it will make will be it will speed process where the speed up the process where the compensation that people, compensation that the people, the this appalling the victims of this appalling scandal to get, that scandal dese

down on the adultery. that's a good poin t, katherine. >> timpf, do you and the hamster open day with aee coffee chat? drink coffee, i do c,a but it's really bad for my anxiety. so i don't think he really wants to talfor my k to me, when i'm drinking coffee, this is like i'm not going to be okay. >> and als o it like that groundbreaking that you should talk to your husband for 5 minuteshs. more i talked to him like more than 5 minutes. is that weird? yeah t minutes, , according to . >> yeah. it's like she's like the way to make your marriag, yee work is you actually should speak to her once a day y. once times the day just falling apart. we were just. and then we started talking for 5 minutes every day, basically what i learned from this article is the author's husband hates her. >> you know, he didn't want to talk to jp. what is the best drink to your day with not coffee. you're going to talk to me in the morning., kahlua orhor's bailey's in the coffee might get me to actually acknowledgehn you. but this is worse than like, kissing in the morning before you brush your teeth. it's disgustin to ackndge

katherine: toward trading, volatility is always a good thing. we have had a volatile year. for the first nine months, trading was downthree months of the year have been active, so we might end up closer to. that means that trading bonuses we are hearing from the lot banks will be flat to slightly up. for goldman sachs and bank of america, our sources are telling us that those banks will be paying their traders slightly more than citibank, which is focused on expense cutting. jon: that you brought that up. if you have reported, this has been a year where there has been some highlighted cost controls, at least at some of the biggest banks. katherine: each quarter, ceos are asked about how they are managing costs, keeping expenses low, but when it comes to talent, you do not want to be too stingy and lose your best people. at any bank, those higher performers are going to get paid. what a bank ceo does not want to do is come back the next quarter and say the performance has been hurt because they do not have the people to keep building and grow revenue. if you are building out a trading desk, you want to continue that m

. >> gb news political correspondent katherine forster has been breaking down all the details of whate with these plans to get people to rwanda. people on the right of the party very unhappy meeting last night and ten ministers on resignation watch if they go as they feel too far. the other way. so very, very difficult . but too far. the other way. so very, very difficult. but james cleverly in kigali yesterday signing this new treaty with rwanda and sounding pretty confident . let's have a little confident. let's have a little look at what he had to say yesterday. i see no reasons why there should be any more impediments to doing the right thing to break the business model of these people smuggling gangs. >> and for the humane and professional treatment of the refugees that rwanda is offering i >> -- >> so let's take a look at the specifics of what has been agreed. the main thing the thing that blocked their attempts previously, the supreme court said rwanda was not considered a safe country . three was the safe country. three was the possibility of asylum seekers being sent back to

downs and australia. now, whether it works or not or whether buy into it, that's up to the audience. but the idea is to sort of disarm with, you know, like katherineacy, kind of broad comedy, and then suddenly, you know, a child is grabbed by the cops and stolen. jeffrey: as much as any director working today, luhrmann has developed a storytelling, visual and aural style all his own, instantly recognizable -- playing with the bard himself in his version of "romeo + juliet" with a young leonardo decaprio and claire danes. the over-the-top spectacle and thrilling energy of moulin rouge, also featuring kidman. the great gatsby. note the hip hop music grafted around jazz era scenes. >> new york, 1922. jeffrey: another luhrmann signature mash-up, in this case created with jay-z. baz: it's a way of letting you feel the 'modernness' of it. that's an access issue. jeffrey: most recently, the not your ordinary biopic elvis. always, luhrmann says, the look, sound and substance are conceived as one whole. baz: in terms of design, develop meant, script develop meant, i do all the text or three. written word, the visual language, musical language. simultaneous

are morning, the conservatives are clamping down on migration, announcing tough new rules and a five point plan to slash immigration by 300,000. >> katherine . latest from westminster. >> yes, immigration minister robert jenrick telling gb news in the last few minutes that the government was elected on a promise to bring net migration down. but these new measures that they're bringing in won't bnng that they're bringing in won't bring it down to anything like the level that boris johnson was elected on on 2019. i'll have more shortly. >> thank you, catherine. disturbing revelations revealing the rise of dangerous ex—prisoners is changing their names. when applying for work and benefits. charlie peters has and benefits. charlie peters has an exclusive report for us. >> astonishing gb news has learned that former convicts are able to change their names when applying for work, making it difficult for employers to learn about their criminal past and convictions . convictions. >> the prime minister has suffered his first defeat in the house of commons over the infected blood scandal with a majority of mps voting in favour of a new group to help

are migration, are clamping down on migration, announcing rules and announcing tough new rules and a five plan to slash five point plan to slash immigration by 300,000. katherinenster. >> yes , the government say net >> yes, the government say net migration will fall by 300,000 due to these measures. but given that last year it was three

joining us now to explain more and drill down into this story is gb news political correspondent, katherine much for joining forster. catherine, thank you very much forjoining us forster. catherine, thank you very much for joining us this afternoon . um, okay. so rishi is afternoon. um, okay. so rishi is out in rome talking to elon musk and our and albania and italy about sorting migration out. how's it going so far? >> well, we've seen the arrival shots of rishi sunak greeting giorgia meloni. they are great friends , i suppose as far as you friends, i suppose as far as you are friends with anybody in politics, they came in around the same time in october last year. the same time in october last year . they've both got young year. they've both got young daughters . they obviously get on daughters. they obviously get on well and they've got this huge shared problem in what to do about illegal migration. i'm not sure he's been meeting with giorgio meloni and the albanian prime minister as well, talking about cracking down on illegal migration and specifically how to deal and get at the crimin

let's dig into it, get the dig down into it, get the reaction political reaction from our political correspondent katherine who's here in the studio with us. catherine, which bits have you picked out from that exchange range? you picked out from that exchangi range? you picked out from that exchangi really? you picked out from that exchangi really wide ranging >> yes, i really wide ranging interview was , isn't it. and as interview was, isn't it. and as you say, the bit about charisma, did he have it. he's been criticised for so long for being basically a bit boring . but i basically a bit boring. but i think labour's argument would be bofis think labour's argument would be boris johnson had charisma in absolute spades, didn't he? he was a rock star to many people . was a rock star to many people. and look how that ended. i think labour think that sort of calm competence will be what lots of people are hoping for. things that struck me. it says labour's ready for an election, says they want to go for growth . words want to go for growth. words that perhaps we heard liz truss talk a lot about in her brief se

and not only have we committed to bringing it down, we actually have already made significant progress on that . significant progress on that. well, katherine>> conservatives really, really worried about what they're failure to get both legal and illegal migration may down may do in the coming election. i'll bnng do in the coming election. i'll bring you more shortly. >> frosty weather has whipped up chaos across the uk as thousands are without power as the met office issues. more snow and ice warnings. ellie glaisyer has got the latest for you throughout the latest for you throughout the morning. >> it's been a cloudy and wet start to the day for many of us with sleet and snow in places . with sleet and snow in places. join me later for the full forecast with all the details . forecast with all the details. >> also this morning, has cop 28 been a cop out ? well, the uae been a cop out? well, the uae under fire as the organising president says, there's no science behind demands for the phase out of fossil fuels . phase out of fossil fuels. >> a renewed focus on southern gaza as israel increases operations in the area. the united states stre

katherine said, he's doin great. when you realize what he has -- what he was handed from trump, unemployment is low manufacturing is back. wagesrep. inflation is going down. and he is for the right biden accomplished more than trump ever d voting for biden. patrick in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, a democrat. od morning. caller: joe biden is a catastrophe on steroids. particularly when you look at the situation on the border. i'm an intellectual property specialist. i studies systems and how to forecast future environments. here's the reality. it takes roughly three to five years for a person to even get to a judge for them to evaluate them as a possible citizen. within five years every american will be able to have an autonomous artificial intelligent robot in their home. tesla is already producing them. imagine you have a.i., which is going to displace huge numbers of the estimates are between 60% to 80% of working people in this country. add to that autonomous robots who can work 18-hour days without stop. and you have eight million, eight million illegal immigrants in this country. we have an exploding homeless population. we have two wars that we are su

blood scandal delivered letters to downing street today over the failure to pay them compensate version. well, i'm joined now by our political correspondent katherineod news for these campaigners last night, wasn't there ? night, wasn't there? >> yes , finally. and some of >> yes, finally. and some of them have been waiting decades in fact, this is a scandal that dates back to the early 1970s. labour mp diana johnson put an amendment forward. the conservatives whipped had mps on a three line whip to vote against it. but despite that, the amendment passed by four votes helped by 22 conservative rebels . what it means rebels. what it means effectively is the government will have to set up an independent body to be in charge of awarding compensation to these victims. and there's many thousands that were infected with hepatitis or hepatitis c or hiv . and nearly 3000 have died . hiv. and nearly 3000 have died. many others are living with life changing conditions. i spoke a little bit earlier to diana johnson . let's have a little johnson. let's have a little look at what she had to say about how far first she got involved with the campaign . involved w

katherine forster gb news political correspondent. i'm staggered by this story, to be honest with you, because the flight catherine was to talking there said, to there was, as she said, downn about saving an announcement about saving money nhs while spending money on the nhs while spending god knows how much on a helicopter and he sent his team down by train . now, why couldn't down by train. now, why couldn't he just get on the train ? he just get on the train? dennis, i want to come to you first on this one. this is just playing straight into the hands of labour and everyone else that thinks rishi sunak, who is married to multimillionaire married to a multimillionaire billionaire billionaire, is billionaire wife billionaire, is completely out of with completely out of touch with what it's in the real what it's like in the real world. sure. >> i mean, he's got enough money to himself, not even to pay for himself, not even notice. find it astonishing. notice. i find it astonishing. lack of judgement. like lack of judgement. it's like that row with the greek prime minister the other week when he set the meeting. then set up the meeting. then cancelled last moment, cancelle

seat majority, pledged to get it down to what it less than what it was then and then it was only about 230,000. >> yeah, what a mess. 230,000. >> yeah, what a mess . katherine, our political correspondent. thank you very much for time . much for your time. >> yes. you're watching and listening to. good afternoon britain on show. britain coming up on the show. we'll crossing prague to we'll be crossing to prague to get very latest following get the very latest following the shooting took the horrific shooting which took place yesterday, people were place yesterday, 14 people were tragically >> breakfast with eamonn and isabel monday to thursdays from 6:00 till 930. welcome back here with ben and emily on. >> good afternoon britain on gb news. it's 12:26 >> good afternoon britain on gb news. it's12:26 p.m. >> good afternoon britain on gb news. it's 12:26 pm. now, at least 14 people have been killed after a horrifying mass shooting at a prague university yesterday. yes >> the police say the gunman was a student and was found dead at the scene. at a press conference today, police said they were today, the police said they were vigilant against copycat attacks.

katherine forster has the latest . forster has the latest. >> yes, matt hancock here again today. >> yes, matt hancock here again today . having said yesterday today. having said yesterday that he told the prime minister to lock downso admitting that that protective ring around care homes that he said the government had thrown around them was in fact no such thing. we'll be bringing you the latest all day . latest all day. >> and israel—hamas truce ends. israel resumes heavy fighting against hamas in gaza after that seven day pause, securing editor mark white is here. >> well, it was just after 530 in the morning local time when the rocket alert sirens sounded across southern israel. the israeli military responded in kind , striking dozens of targets kind, striking dozens of targets across the gaza strip . the hamas across the gaza strip. the hamas run health ministry says dozens of civilians have been killed and snow showers. >> there's a yellow weather warning covering areas in north—east england. the east midlands and the east of england's yorkshire and the humber and parts of scotland. our scotland reporter tony maguire is in edinburgh , a 600 maguire is in edinburgh, a 600 mile wall of ice and snow across the