first, at the very latest news with katie bowman . bowman. >> bev and andrew.thank you and a very good morning to you. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. the chancellor is expected to use her first mansion house speech today to outline reforms to pensions, telling city bosses she has a plan to boost the economy. rachel reeves will reportedly propose an overhaul of britain's pension fund industry by introducing pension mega funds that could help unlock £80 billion worth of investment in businesses and infrastructure. under the plans, the reforms will be introduced through a new pension schemes bill next year. mega funds will mirror schemes in australia and canada, where pension funds, pension funds invest in assets that have a higher growth potential. the government said pensions minister emma reynolds outlined the plans a short time ago. >> pensions minister, let me be absolutely clear that it is these two objectives that i'm holding in my mind all the time, which is boosting investment in our own economy, but at the same time, boosting pensi

i'm katie bowman in the gb newsroom. some breaking news this evening. six teenagers have been arrested after a 13 year old girl was found with multiple stab wounds at the side of a major road in east yorkshire. police said she was found on the a63 in hessle with life threatening injuries, including lacerations to her neck, abdomen, chest and back. four boys and two girls , aged four boys and two girls, aged between 14 and 17, were arrested in a nearby wooded area and are being questioned on suspicion of attempted murder. the police believe the attackers know the victim . the girl remains in victim. the girl remains in hospital in a critical condition and we'll bring you more on this developing story as we get it . developing story as we get it. the fallout from rachel reeves's budget continues as the government faces backlash over increasing inheritance tax for farmers. farmers across the uk are set to gather in london for are set to gather in london for a rally against the government's agricultural policies, which they say put the future of family farm