as gillian keegan rightly set out, the - keegan rightly set out, the difficulty— keegan rightly set outare providers — thousands of individual childcare providers it_ thousands of individual childcare providers. it feels _ thousands of individual childcare providers. it feels to _ thousands of individual childcare providers. it feels to me - thousands of individual childcare providers. it feels to me like - providers. it feels to me like there's— providers. it feels to me like there's a _ providers. it feels to me like there's a lot _ providers. it feels to me like there's a lot of _ providers. it feels to me like there's a lot of catch - providers. it feels to me like there's a lot of catch up - providers. it feels to me like i there's a lot of catch up going providers. it feels to me like - there's a lot of catch up going on at the _ there's a lot of catch up going on at the department _ there's a lot of catch up going on at the department for— there's a lot of catch up going oni at the department for education, there's a lot of catch up going on - at the department for education, and

paul keegan is the one that suffered.oks after everyone. to raise that money so we can give him a fantastic— raise that money so we can give him a fantastic sendoff, i think his mum is intending — a fantastic sendoff, i think his mum is intending to use the rest of the money— is intending to use the rest of the money for— is intending to use the rest of the money for a suitable charity, charities _ money for a suitable charity, charities he would have been interested in and it is an incredible amount of money. but it shows _ incredible amount of money. but it shows what high esteem everybody held him _ shows what high esteem everybody held him in. shows what high esteem everybody held him im— shows what high esteem everybody held him in. although he only had a short career. _ held him in. although he only had a short career, what _ held him in. although he only had a short career, what is _ held him in. although he only had a short career, what is clear - held him in. although he only had a short career, what is clear fro

i think - julian keegan and the department for julian keegan and the department for education are currentlyive the impression that they are doing a good job. the reality is it's a distraction tactic, i believe, from the real crisis that's facing our schools, be it school buildings, funding, child poverty. there is a whole host of issues that can be concentrating on, not something schools are already dealing day—to—day. schools are already dealing day-to-day-_ schools are already dealing da -to-da . , ., schools are already dealing da -to-da. , ., ., day-to-day. yes, and you might also sa that day-to-day. yes, and you might also say that some _ day-to-day. yes, and you might also say that some of _ day-to-day. yes, and you might also say that some of the _ day-to-day. yes, and you might also say that some of the implications - day-to-day. yes, and you might also say that some of the implications of. say that some of the implications of phonies are not actually using the phone itself with like body image, maybe personal view of oneself and also, i guess, the psychological impacts of social me

allgillian keegan for'ery it does. >> allgillian keegan forjoining much, gillian keegan forjoining usovely to speak to you. lots, lots more to come in houn to you. lots, lots more to come in hour. of course, i'm in the next hour. of course, i'm going by the former going to be joined by the former home secretary suella home secretary, suella braverman. be braverman. she's going to be live the you won't live in the studio. you won't want to miss that because i'm going to asking her about going to be asking her about asylum. rwanda bill, asylum. the rwanda bill, leadership what she really leadership and what she really thinks of sunak. so do not thinks of rishi sunak. so do not move a muscle. stay tuned. we'll be back braverman next welcome back to the camilla tominey show. so much more to come in the next hour. we've got suella braverman in the studio and the shadow minister for creative industries and digital, sir chris bryant. but first, here's the news with aaron armstrong . armstrong. >> hello there. very good morning to you. it is 10:00 i'm aaron armstrong, the uk and the united st

keegan was not the suspect but she says the suspect crashed into her vehicle after fleeing the crime in san francisco. in -- nearly 3 months later, getting in the car even to get to work remains a challenge. >> i was in a lot of shock. i was very disoriented. i really could not process what had happened to me. >> the pain did not set in until after five minutes after i got out of my vehicle. i just wanted to see my family. >> the san francisco native was lucky to walk away with minor injuries. during her recovery, she learned about proposition e, a ballot measure which could open the doors to the use of high-tech police equipment enclosing facial recognition software, reduce written reporting in certain incidents and lessen the power of the police commission. it would also broaden police policy to include certain misdemeanors. for keegan, that is what she is fighting to prevent. >> it really felt like the police chases in san francisco are already out of control and i was really upset to see that they are hoping to expand that. >> backed by mayor london breed and the police union, th

and this morning, i think when gillian keegan said, "ah, yes, well, we're looking at banning phones inthat. she does want that to happen. but i think there have been a lot of people probably shouting at the telly and thinking, "well, that's not real life. that's not happening. the government actually is going to have to force this to happen." and when a newscaster, laura, emailed us saying, "a question for gillian keegan — how is this compatible with a school day online? my daughter's i2. her timetables on an app. i manage her dinner money online. her homework is logged on another app that then directs you to several other websites or apps, depending on the subject. if they finish their work early in class, they're told to do their homework on one of these apps. however, school policy is if she should take her phone out on site at school, it will get confiscated and she will get demerits — like black marks — which i get to check on another app." laura says she's confused. i'm confused. well, exactly. so on the one hand, this is... in a sense, this is the dilemma. technology has massive

keegan wasn't the suspect but she said the suspect crashed into her vehicle after fleeing a crime in san francisco. nearly three months later, getting in the car, even to get to work, remains a challenge. >> i was in a lot of shock. i was very disoriented, really couldn't process what happened to me. the pain didn't really set in until around, you know, five minutes after i got out of my vehicle. and i just wanted to see if my pham -- wanted to see my family. >> reporter: she was lucky to walk away with mine injuries. during her recovering she heard about proposition e. it would include facial recognition software and lesson the power of the police commission. it would broaden police chase policy to include certain misdemeanors. for keegan, that is what she is fighting to prevent. >> it really field like the police chase in san francisco are out of control. i was upset to see that they are hoping to expand that. >> reporter: backed by mayor london breed and the police union, the proposition gained over a million in fund-raising. supporters like tracy mcrae says it will give the sfpd

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does keegan feel justice being served? will this help him?> that's a complicated question to answer. while we try to remain private in our family life, keegan is working through his own recovery right now. it's a complex ptsd. we talked about with trauma, it doesn't respect time. the good news is, he's relatively shielded from this. as he processes through his emotions and he really feels what the emotions come out from that day -- he was angry with the parents. he shared that with us openly. he didn't really lead into his anger as much before. he suppressed it. and i think we as parents, hold this all at a much -- we feel the gravity of it. he's still working through what this has impacted him personally in our family. it's hard. there's not closure right now. it's one more step. one more accountability measure. >> that's important. i thank you for your honesty. for so many reasons, this will be a work in progress. a moment that will touch all of our lives, let alone your community and personal life for the reasons you have said. the sentenc

it was interesting, we asked gillian keegan whether they were ready to look at that radical action and major change having that low in the statute book. it is a big deal. i do believe very strongly there will be lots of parents who have listened to esther this morning and thought, yes, that's what it's like in my house. ifight yes, that's what it's like in my house. i fight with yes, that's what it's like in my house. ifight with my yes, that's what it's like in my house. i fight with my kids about tech all the time. i do worry i can't control what they are seeing and accessing. i don't think i can properly be across what they are getting up to. how do we keep our children safe in the context of these incredibly powerful supercomputers that everybody is wandering around with in their pocket. i do think sometimes you get a voice, an individual, who can use the incredible power of their own experience to persuade and think of the work already done by ian russell. would we have had the 0nline safety bill? although it takes ages, would we have had it in the format we now have it had it not

keegan was not the suspect. says the suspect crashed into her vehicle after fleeing a crime in san francisco. and nearly three months later, getting in the car, even to get to work, remains a challenge. >> i was in a lot of shock. i -- i was very disoriented. i really couldn't process what had happened to me. the pain didn't really set in til around, you know, five minutes after, after i got out of my vehicle. and i just wanted to see my family. >> reporter: the san francisco native was lucky to walk away with minor injuries. but during her recovery, she learned about proposition 'e.' a ballot measure that, if approved, would open the door to the use of high-tech police equipment including facial recognition software, reduce written reporting in certain incidents, and lessen the power of the police commission. it would also broaden police's chase policy to include certain misdemeanors and for keegan, that's what she's fighting to prevent. >> really felt like the police chases in san francisco are already out of

what would you say to gillian keegan, would you say to gillian keegan, would you say to gillian keeganke to see it happening every school? mindfulness needs to be, ideally. — every school? mindfulness needs to be. ideally. we _ every school? mindfulness needs to be, ideally, we shouldn't— every school? mindfulness needs to be, ideally, we shouldn't have - every school? mindfulness needs to be, ideally, we shouldn't have only| be, ideally, we shouldn't have only one mindfulness teacher in every school, it should be completely embedded into the school system. find embedded into the school system. and also this week we saw parents in america confront mark zuckerberg, the boss of meta which owns facebook and instagram and other big gaps. if he was here what would you say to him the? i he was here what would you say to him the? ~ ., , , him the? i think that the focus is alwa s on him the? i think that the focus is always on making _ him the? i think that the focus is always on making such _ him the? i think that the focus is always on making such a - him the? i think that the focus is alway

miss keegan, to you. keegan, good morning to you. >> good morning eamonn.le are, are they just are concerned that they just are concerned that they haven't been banned already and they don't see what the issue is, what is the scale of the problem that you are facing? and what do you intend to do about it ? about it? >> well, i think what we face is the problem of inconsistency. so some have already done some schools have already done this, some headteachers, some schools have already done this, that ome headteachers, some schools have already done this, that have1eadteachers, some schools have already done this, that have have eachers, some schools have already done this, that have have reported those that have have reported that it's a fantastic impact that it's had a fantastic impact actually on behaviour and concentration and performance at school. um, but we also know that some have not. um, and we think it's probably about half and half have got an outright ban. what we want to do is have consistency on our schools. so first of all, to make sure that w

i mean, what would you say to gillian keegan? would you want her to make it happen in every school?ely. i think that mindfulness needs to be... really, ideally, we don't need, we shouldn't only have one mindfulness teacher in every school. it should be completely embedded into the school system. and also this week, we saw parents in america confront mark zuckerberg, the boss of meta, which of course, owns facebook, and instagram and lots of those other big apps. if he was here, what would you say to him or other social media bosses? i think that the focus is always on making such a lot of money, and not really how we protect people, or how we can necessarily benefit society. and i think that greed needs to be taken out of the picture, and we need to focus a little bit more on how we can help each other. and, yeah, it was such a powerful thing to see the parents all standing up to them. it's quite out of control. i heard somebody once call the internet the wild west, and that's basically what it is. and we've kind of got our children, we threw them in, in the deep end of it. and, yes

the education minister, gillian keegan, shared her thoughts on the new guidance. i think, to be honest, that this will be successful because where it has been successful you can see, and many people say, the improvement in behaviour, the improvement in performance, the improvement in the whole school culture is really tangible. so i think many, many head teachers want to do this and this helps empower them to do it. and we're not the first country in the world. other countries have done this, as well. but what we want to do is be consistent and ensure consistency across our schools and reset that social norm. but geoff barton from the association of school and college leaders said the government should be focusing on other, more urgent, situations facing schools. i think there is a little bit of a sense of deja vu all over again, of a government that wants to seem like it's saying something powerful but largely if it wants to say something powerful, could they do it on the things that matter? funding, special needs, the need for us to stop crumbling schools? all o

keegan, she she she in this. what cynical response to what happened ghey . happened to brianna ghey. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> timing is saying no >> the timing is mum saying no smartphones under 16. smartphones for people under 16. this is france. but the guidance is there already for schools and head teachers are doing it already. yeah head teachers are doing it alreso y. yeah head teachers are doing it alreso y. mean it does seem like >> so i mean it does seem like it's it's restatement it's a, it's a restatement of what's happening. just what's already happening. just for purposes to to, for political purposes to to, respond, to the tragic respond, uh, to the tragic murder. i mean, i think i'm with you, bev. i think that, you know, a middle way is a good you, bev. i think that, you know,whatddle way is a good you, bev. i think that, you know,what hle way is a good you, bev. i think that, you know,what i liked|y is a good you, bev. i think that, you know,what i liked in s a good you, bev. i think that, you know,wha

but earlier, speaking to gb news the education secretary, gillian keegan , said the government is keeganists across all classrooms . exists across all classrooms. >> what we're trying to do is change the social norm, change the norm in our schools that that phones not acceptable that phones are not acceptable in our schools and for some other countries have already done quite a few countries done this. quite a few countries have already done this, and we just to sure that it's just want to make sure that it's consistent make clear , consistent and we make it clear, and we empower teachers to and we empower head teachers to do and that do this. and we think that mostly , um, this is something mostly, um, this is something that parents would welcome. in other news, a uk cargo ship in the red sea has been attacked by houthis in the region, forcing the crew on board to abandon that ship. >> the uk's maritime authority confirmed the ship sustained catastrophic damage in the missile attack off the coast of yemen , and is now at risk of yemen, and is now at risk of sinking . it comes as the eu

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but the head of the keegan.icy for a non problem. so what's the truth. well let's speak now to gronya halligan who's a journalist at teacher tap. thanks for joining us. gronya on the show. so the guidance is there, but it's not mandatory. schools don't need to follow it. and a lot of people are saying, actually it's pretty much before . what's much the same as before. what's the truth? so we asked our teachers last month about what the rules were for using mobile phonesin the rules were for using mobile phones in their schools, and we can clearly . can see that clearly. >> the vast majority of schools have mobile phones banned throughout . in throughout the school day. in primary schools, seen primary schools, we've seen a massive increase in the number of asking for of primary schools asking for phones to handed in at the phones to be handed in at the beginning of the day, which tallies with the data that tallies up with the data that we're seeing that young , younger we're seeing that young, younger children a

the education minister, gillian keegan, shared her thoughts on the new guidance.e where it has been successful you can see, and many people say, the improvement in behaviour, the improvement in performance, the improvement in the whole school culture is really tangible. so i think many, many head teachers want to do this and this helps empower them to do it. and we're not the first country in the world. other countries have done this, as well. but what we want to do is be consistent and ensure consistency across our schools and reset that social norm. but geoff barton from the association of school and college leaders said the government should be focusing on other, more urgent, situations facing schools. i think there is a little bit of a sense of deja vu all over again, of a government that wants to seem like it's saying something powerful but largely if it wants to say something powerful, could they do it on the things that matter?

tipping goal by keegan co-star puts the finishing touches on this one. knight's blank. the sharks for visit san jose will have the next 4 days off before hosting the predators on saturday. and you guys kind of slow week because we have the giants in spring training and their first game is on saturday. >> warriors are still on their all-star break. they'll probably come back practice wednesday and then they play the lakers here at chase center on thursday. how about pablo yeah, he's he's got love panda. is that some great moments here in the bay? >> like bob alluded to might be uphill battle, but, you know, he said he's going to do everything he can if they just keep him around the clubhouse. i mean, he just makes people happy. you know? >> that's good. it's still so, you know, used to hit a point. where was the 37? and they're saying he's with well, it holds special sports. so weird to see bob in the giants. giants uniform are so used to him being. >> a manager and having all that success at the coliseum. but he's a bay area guy. so, yeah, so we'll be seeing an interest

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if the tip in goal by keegan co-star. that put the finishing touches on this one night blank. the sharks warden nothing san jose will have the next 4 days off before hosting the predators on saturday been a long season smell like 3 long seasons wrapped in one for the sharks as of late. do you think this public sandoval thing is is an honest chance for him to make the team or do you think this is more ceremonial? you can sign with us. >> and retire as a giant, do you think or do you think he like wants to play? i would guess the latter because of ceremonial. they would probably to sign him like. >> game one to one day into a one-day us. i wouldn't he want to play sorry. i feel. because he's just such for what since. 21 south going the deal? got it when he last played. wasn't that good? just being honest. so, you know. >> it's going to be fun for the fans down arizona. you know, get some sunshine. yeah, lit up and wear that hat. panda hat there. that so who knows, you know, maybe is marketing. i don't know. and then the worries arresting know. yeah, the they come back on thursda

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the education minister, gillian keegan, shared her thoughts on the new guidance. successful, you can see, and many people say, the improvement in behaviour, the improvement in performance, the improvements in the whole school culture is really tangible. so i think many, many head teachers want to do this and this helps empower them to do it. and we're not the first country in the world, other countries have done this as well, but what we want to do is be consistent and ensure consistency across our schools and reset that social norm. but geoff barton from the association of school and college leaders said the government should be focusing on other, more urgent, situations facing schools. i think there is a little bit of a sense of deja vu all over again of a government that wants to seem like it's saying something powerful but largely if it wants to say something powerful, could they do it on the things that matter? funding, special needs, the need for us to stop crumbling schools? all of those things are the big issues for parents, rather than something about mob

so the education secretary, gillian keegan, is telling heads of schools what their mobile phone policyre on these phones? is it a distraction for school life ? you distraction for school life? you bet your life it is. but does it really need to come from the government? all of that in just a moment on patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. have extreme lists. >> got circus starmer on the run. the labour party could now vote the snp over a vote with the snp over a ceasefire in gaza . is the nhs ceasefire in gaza. is the nhs eradicating women? they're claiming trans women's milk is as good as natural breast milk. speaking of the nhs , they're speaking of the nhs, they're serving patients food. you wouldn't give to your dog and violent riots among eritrean around europe. have we imported sectarian violence into britain ? sectarian violence into britain? don't miss patrick christys tonight nine till 11 pm. on gb news. i'll be there i >> -- >> well, the one statistic today that really did stand out was when the education secretary, gillian keegan, said that 97% of 12 year olds have a mobile

. >> you, do you know kevin >> did you, do you know kevin keegan i don't kevin keegan. >> look at him yeah yeah. >> and then they replaced keegan at kenny at liverpool with kenny dalglish. >> king kenny number seven. >> did king kenny number seven. >> did king kenny number seven. >> funny the way things >> it's funny the way things things out how old. things worked out how old. >> hold on. we were going to see how old. how old do you think i think kevin is today 73 for kevin keegan. yeah i'd say she's pretty. >> i think that's a good, good one. um, yeah. he has to be in the 70s. what? how old is he? 74. >> ellie is correct. >> ellie is correct. >> god, i'm 73. >> well done . >> well done. >> well done. >> can i tell you how i work that one out? i said, well, those shorts and that hair is giving me 70. then i just did 20 plus 5000. a few extras. genius. >> do you remember when he was in the superstars? >> remember he fell off the bike, did it and it was on bike, did it in and it was on the side? >> this was when they >> it was. this was when they used to have the superstars on tv. you'

nancy keegan smith, who worked at the national archives for many years. and i have a textbook and i was looking at that chapter today and it's not included. so we may need to have to go back and find that, but thank you for letting me know about that. i was not aware. and i'll just say to janice included a link to a washington post article related to that. so we'll put that to be sure for possible future inclusion in the textbooks. i think this is a good example, samantha, and everyone of how we haven't spread the word about a lot of what first ladies have done in some of their history and their family and how that impacted what they did. so this is not the only example that we're going to hear about. exactly. okay. so now we have a question from stephen and stephens asking what role, if any, did pat nixon play in civil rights? have concerns were more for women's rights? so that is a civil right. pat was a supporter of that. right. pat also was way ahead of the game in terms of americans with disabilities. and she really did a lot at the white house itsel

let's listen to gillian let's have a listen to gillian keegan. education secretary. keegan.ducation secretary. >> do is empower >> what we want to do is empower head teachers to make that head teachers to make sure that mobile phones are, you know, not used in school. and i think that's something that all parents will probably welcome. well, there's lots of problems. it's, um, texting and being on social media when you should be, um, you know, being taught and learning your lessons . it's, um, learning your lessons. it's, um, sometimes bullying and sometimes it's, um, you know, people sort of ostracise teasing somebody on social media. that's something else that you see, you know, it's very pervasive . it's very pervasive. >> there you go. let me start with you. uh, lord moylan, this whole notion, i mean, i want to be clear, everybody, by the way, because a lot of schools are already doing stuff like this in schools. this policy today, i'll just bring you up to speed if you're not already. this four opfions you're not already. this four options it. option options basically on

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and in any sense, let's do the telegraph and gillian keegan claims the case of the criminal who gamedommitting a horrific chemical attack was not really about asylum. presumably the tories are not really keen on winning the next election. are not really keen on winning the paul,election. are not really keen on winning the paul,eldon'ti. are not really keen on winning the paul,eldon't know are not really keen on winning the paul, eldon't know what >> paul, i don't know what disco biscuits he's been we biscuits he's been on, but we need some, uh, gillian keegan obviously this in the telegraph, a chemical attack, not really about asylum. so education secretary says the case involving the alleged assault by abdul is not about flaws in the system . so when she was asked system. so when she was asked about it, she said basically, when she was questioned , they when she was questioned, they were conflating the two things. my were conflating the two things. my assumption is she's just trying to skirt the issue here, and i don't know why. she's quite a competitive politician. normally she face