i love it, kelvin.stic. >> i was upset at the what i thought were the minimal sentences on this. um, after all these watches are worth lots of money. there was violence involved and where i really give the credit to the police on this, is that they were bait. yes. they allowed themselves to be physical bait. oh, they they were not sure what the outcome was going to be of these guys all jumping . all jumping. >> these are some of these gang members, by the way, that we're putting up on the screen. okay >> um, and you know, so double credit for that. but the police do enormous amounts of work. and the trouble is that when you get a profile case of some kind a high profile case of some kind where something has gone seriously the police cop seriously wrong, the police cop it for that rather than the stuff that they do day in, day out. it it must be a very tough job. and they now in london find it despite the fact the money has gone up a little, find it very hard to find recruits for this watches the value o

kelvin is hell yeah. kelvin. >> yeah, £650. yeah. >> yeah, £650.ell, to be fair, bernie ecclestone a particular case. ecclestone is a particular case. in 615. he had a big tax bill that he hadn't paid. and it was to do with offshore accounts and all of that sort of stuff. anyway, a big tax bill, £650 million. so kelvin, do you think we've got a bit of a dodgy relationship with the with the rich in this country. >> well the, the reason that ecclestone paid that 650 million is if he didn't he was off to he was off to jail . so he, he, he was off to jail. so he, he, he had he had a choice which will be the same choice that goes to joe louis, the former owner. now his family, owner of tottenham hotspur. exactly. the same. he will pay an enormous amount of money. but dealing with the money. but but dealing with the substantial point that, um, the, the truth about the matter is that 50% of this country, or just under 50, don't pay any tax at all. they don't pay income tax. they're quick to point out they pay vat, by the way. but and so the burden of taxa

mackenzie. >> kelvin .ould he go? >> kelvin. should he go? >> yes, i absolutely think he should go. and that it defence, though was appalling . really though was appalling. really your job. though was appalling. really yourjob. you are the minister. people are lying to you left , people are lying to you left, right and centre. your colleagues are lying to you. the prime minister is lying to you. regulators lying you. big regulators are lying to you. big companies doing companies that you're doing deals with are lying to you. your to out actually your job is to work out actually . well, actually. there . well, actually. is there another truth in all this? and when you meet somebody like alan bates, a choir, but a man concentrating on the detail, you'd have always said to him, there might be something in all this. however, he's not the only idiot in all this. i have never, even idiot in all this. i have never, ever, ever seen a scandal where so many people come out badly. starmer emerges badly. was starmer em

and i've got with me, kelvin mackenzie . and with me, kelvin mackenzie.ssa dunlop. but i'm as always, tessa dunlop. but i'm going to kelvin first because you used to edit the sun. your voters , your readers who voted voters, your readers who voted every day to buy your paper are the ones who are most fed up with illegal migration. that is true. do you think this bill will work? do you think sending people to rwanda is the right opfion? >> well, they answer it the other way around. one yes, i believe rwanda is an option because i think it will simply it will simply scare people who want to get into our country thinking, oh my god, i'm going to end up in, in, in africa. so i think that would work right? whether the numbers i don't think obviously are inconsequential and don't matter is the pr on it, on the first issue, though, i have my doubts about whether this is going to work or not. and this is this is the rub. if he expends if rishi expends a lot of political energy, gets this thing through despite the views of his own party, right . and then it looks p

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and i've got with me, kelvin mackenzie . and with me, kelvin mackenzie.ssa dunlop. but i'm as always, tessa dunlop. but i'm going to kelvin first because you used to edit the sun. your voters , your readers who voted voters, your readers who voted every day to buy your paper are the ones who are most fed up with illegal migration. that is true. do you think this bill will work? do you think sending people to rwanda is the right opfion? >> well, they answer it the other way around. one yes, i believe rwanda is an option because i think it will simply it will simply scare people who want to get into our country thinking, oh my god, i'm going to end up in, in, in africa. so i think that would work right? whether the numbers i don't think obviously are inconsequential and don't matter is the pr on it, on the first issue, though, i have my doubts about whether this is going to work or not. and this is this is the rub. if he expends if rishi expends a lot of political energy, gets this thing through despite the views of his own party, right . and then it looks p

um, kelvin , you've never been kelvin, you've never been frightened to tell leaders when their time isou think, um, simon was right? >> no, i don't, i think he's quite mad. i, i don't know, actually, number 10 had made it clear that he's always been a critic and never, never thought much of rishi and all the rest of it. why he feels this would be appropriate right i is be appropriate right now. i is absolutely ridiculous. the idea that we'd end up with a fourth, a fourth concert of leader in a couple years would, if we're couple of years would, if we're 24 behind, if the 24 points behind, if the conservatives are 24 points behind morning, conservatives are 24 points behind morning , there will behind this morning, there will behind this morning, there will be points behind by in the be 48 points behind by in the middle of march. so you'd have to ask sir simon why he felt he had to do this. because it's nothing but damaging and all kinds of the party. right? have all said it's a waste of time. what i'm so astonished about is thatis what i'm so astonished about is that is that the guy ha

the former editor of the sun , kelvin former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. and of course, don't forget to email me. i want to hear your views. mail mog at gbnews.com but first of all, before all of that, it's time for the news of the day with sophia wenzler. >> thank you richard. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . wenzler in the gb newsroom. another yellow weather warning for heavy rain is on its way for tomorrow after storm henk battered parts of the uk last night. the west midlands ambulance service is warning people to take extra care after several people had to be rescued from cars caught in flood waters. parts of birmingham, leicestershire and north hampton are already flooded. a family was left terrified more than 400ft in the air while riding the london eye when strong winds pred the london eye when strong winds ripped the hatch off their pod. meanwhile a 50 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his car while driving in gloucestershire. there's gloucestershire. and now there's more on way, with more rain on the way

oh, not you, kelvin mackenzie. oh, not you, tessa kelvin mackenzie .a convention. is basically a comparatively new thing to have happened. comparatively new thing to have happened . it's happened over the happened. it's happened over the last 4 to 5 years. prior to that, we didn't face these kinds of issues. so the issue i'm so sorry. >> i'm sorry. obviously they came on lorries before brexit. >> well you didn't you don't know that. >> we didn't see you're guessing that what we know a is that what we know for a fact is that what we know for a fact is that they come boat anyway. that they come by boat anyway. >> so here we are with this situation where we have huge numbers coming over numbers of people coming over and how to stop and we don't know how to stop this happening . so somebody this happening. so somebody comes with an idea and comes up with an idea and a court that we knew very little about, but which you, uh proselytised. right now. right are now saying you can't do that. at which point we have our own supreme court and we're saying we're no

it is designed to reach super cold temperature, now to reach the temperature of four kelvin or minus 268 degrees celsius , this device is used by helium gas, that is , it has a compressor, where the helium is compressed as a gas . its import is used for mris from helium gas, which is in the form of when the gas comes in, you can do the work of condensing the gas there , that is , it can turn the liquid helium gas back into the form of helium, or test the superconducting parts, for example, or the superconducting magnet, which requires low temperature, can be directly connected to the magnet. this group of scientists keep it at a temperature of four kelvins and bring it to the market by industrializing the product. also offered this model of devices as 10 kelvin, about 30 to 35 devices sold to university research centers and centers, now the system components and features of the temperature generating device ultra-cold, our helium refrigeration system includes two main components , a helium compressor and a refrigeration system . . one of the requirements for the design and production

light that registers above 5000 degrees kelvin, for example, appears as a rather cool blue. it has a yellow orange flow below $3000.00 degrees, calvin and is more pleasant to the human eye. and days handles measurements show officials, how they can improve their lighting them. oh, that's good. let's see. and the, if you want to reduce the light, you have to do it on a launch scale. you know, the woods, it's best to do it in an entire village at once. otherwise you wouldn't see the effect of our life said to me that the results. but at the same time, we also want to show that the lighting is still good in these towns too. and it doesn't somehow mean we have to switch everything off to just reduce it according to a nocturnal mate. does not go to the sea and a small measures can, has a big effect. the most harmful lights are those with very bright cold colors shining in all directions. they also waste a lot of power trip, insects and tassel passers by, lester limits through dr. light helps a lot since a warm or light blue sweet 1000 degrees kelvin is much less harmful to insect

kelvin mackenzie and michael walker . um, me. kelvin mackenzie and michael walker.easier? just people have lots of children. we should encourage that. should have family that. and we should have family supporting very interesting >> well, that's very interesting because our current rate, because the at our current rate, i think, i think kind of indigenous families i think have about 1.8, which isn't enough to replace the number of people that are dying or leaving. and i think if you looked at muslim families, they have an average of three. but that isn't really the point. the point about this is this we do need people . why is this we do need people. why don't we just give them visas for the jobs that they come in and do right and make it work like that? because if we carry on like this, um , we will have, on like this, um, we will have, uh, where did i see? i saw something saying that there would be the equivalent of five. birmingham's are going to come to our country now. maybe michael, you don't need a gp being a fit young man and all the rest of it, but trying t

but kelvin joins me in the studio now . this kelvin joins me in the studio now.t taxpayer up to £1 cost the taxpayer up to £1 million. and actually, i think the costs to our country could be much greater if it's successful. your views. right. so it's a fantastic school. >> this is skint. >> so this is skint. >> so this is skint. >> brent is one of the poorest areas of the country. >> there are 700 pupils there, 350 of them are muslims . 350 of them are muslims. >> so how does the school do. fantastic over 80% of the children who go into the sixth form, pupils go on to a russell group, you know, imperial, you know, fantastic universities . know, fantastic universities. those those who just take the engush those those who just take the english and the maths , you know, english and the maths, you know, the five. they're right . they the five. they're right. they about 92% pass it right . these about 92% pass it right. these are unbelievable numbers of people from very poor backgrounds. okay she is doing a fantastic job. suddenly she runs into this issue. it's not on

sorry, i was better than my show. >> cleaner than kelvin, right? team. >> keep thank >> let's keep it clean. thank you to slightly panel. you to my slightly fiery panel. this next, this evening. coming up next, will 2024 be a year of redemption and good news in the housing markets ? we'll be housing markets? we'll be talking about that. we've got some of you. your views earlier on this. also decisions being made by ministers on whatsapp. surely they should be officially recorded. you've got nothing to fear in my view. if you've got nothing to hide , stay with radio. >> welcome back, my friends, to state of the nation. i'm jacob. no, i'm not, i'm richard tice. i'm here tonight and tomorrow night. we've been such a fiery panel night. we've been such a fiery panel, it's sort of hard to keep up. we've been discussing border forces, frightening migrant for casts for this year. you've been sending in your views. loads and loads of emails coming in. steve said. why these heads of nhs not being sacked for the failure instead of they get paid more? steve, y

kelvin returned to tennessee to restart his life.and the kids moved in with her brother. back in memphis, detectives were quite late making progress. a man with information would come forward. he had quite a story to tell. >> she asked me about my case. like, could you kill someone again? i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ♪ what a wonderf

, thank you very, much. is kelvin very, very much. very special interview. it's coming up for you immigration you next. former immigration minister robert jenrick raises serious questions about the leadership . of rishi sunak. leadership. of rishi sunak. we've done three failed bills in three years. >> it's three strikes or you're out . out. >> well, the rwanda rebel delivers an ultimatum to the pm. he says that mass immigration is bad for britain and he explains why the housing crisis is now an immigration crisis. it's a wide ranging interview. it's his first major sit down interview since he resigned as immigration minister, which of course comes on the back of devastating net migration figures. it comes on the back of this absolute circus thatis the back of this absolute circus that is going on about the rwanda deal at the moment. i talked legal talked to him about legal immigration. him immigration. i talked to him about illegal immigration. it is well a listen. there well worth a listen. and there is absolutely no need to turn th

the sun, kelvin mackenzie. kelvin, thank you very much.is prince harry sitting on the board of an african charity that stands accused of raping and beating indigenous next, the indigenous people? but next, the rwanda bill has been debated in the lords . tonight the house of lords. tonight i have for you that have an interview for you that just shows how unhinged some of these labour peers really are. patrick christie's tonight only on news on gb news >> that feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> evening i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. a bit of a drab start tomorrow , a bit of a drab start tomorrow, but it should cheer up in many locations with sunny spells locations with some sunny spells and to get very windy and it's going to get very windy once across scotland during once more across scotland during tuesday into wednesday tuesday night and into wednesday . the winds light at

kelvin wong, a senior market analyst at 0anda has been watching this closely. me whyjapan he told me why japan expects to keep rates on hold. if you look at the current situation right now injapan in the last two decades, we are facing this persistent deflationary spiral. but however, if you look at the couple of months of inflation, especially demand fresh food and energy, started to stabilise in the last 1a months with the december cpi, ex energy holding close to a a1—year high at 3.7%. so actually, we think fundamentally that the bank ofjapan to keep on maintaining its short term interest rate. but however, they are very likely that they will still maintain the status quo, given the fact that to start, turning to cryptocurrencies, the company behind the crashed terra and luna tokens has filed for bankruptcy in the us. terraform labs�* tokens collapsed in may, losing a0 billion of their value and contributing to the so called "cryptocrash" of 2022. our business reporter katie silver has more on the story. terraform labs is based in singapore in its collapse h

but sources in israel, sam moment, spring kelvin more than a dozen people inches in a suspect in stopping and call robinson attack. we also have tennessee lease in describing the incident in the city around on a as a car jacking to palestinians reports they've been taken into custody of next on dave w as close to looking at the code just resistance to the brands regime academy comes out in the mountains of iraq. i'll be back at the top of your day. the do these do for fun via do gravitational waves squeeze out body. how do i the drums until the feet. and what's the perfect kill for approx side? find the on says get source with dw signs, don't need picked up channel the .

according to the telegraph, barcelona and atlético madrid will also be added to the group of customers of kelvinphillips' unsatisfied half-pack of citizens. 28 years old manchester city plans to leave the etihad and join a new team in the last weeks of january. al-hilal bought a brazilian player again. al-hilal club of saudi arabia announced the signing of reinan lodi, the left defender of marseille, by publishing a video. pabricio romano is an informed reporter in the field of transfers football said that this transfer is a loan with a mandatory purchase clause and its figure is including the bonuses , it reaches 23 million euros. the brazilian forward also has a history of playing for natick conference and atletico madrid. in the space of two weeks until the start of winter transfers, presplis club has not yet determined the position of the bench and the head coach. perspis still does not have a head coach at the end of this season, the contract of a complete skeleton of his player will expire, and perhaps the most difficult challenge of this team in the past few years lies in the management o

our second witness is kelvin coleman, the federal aviation administration associate administrator forommercial space transportation. mr. coleman has more than 25 years of experience at the faa and formally unconformity work for the u.s. naval air systems command. associate administrator coleman, you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you. jim cantwell, chair sinema, ranking member smith and distinguish many of the subcommittee, thank you for the invitation to be here today to discuss the important topic of promoting safety and innovation and the new space economy. the success of the u.s. commercial space industry is critical to our nation. likewise, clear, predictable, transparent and right size regulation of use commercial space is also critical for u.s. continued leadership in space. the department of transportation and the faa are strongly committed to enabling safe u.s. commercial space activities in a manner consistent with our nation's priorities. this is why the department of transportation and the faa unequivocally stand in support of the administration's prop

the microphone i go down to my question is as follows, this a 2 year since they look, they blow kelvin god as much as they see russia has always wanted to assist all the prisoners and victims of the blockade. she recently there was a rush. she's good guys at the made public, some data that around $50000.00 people receive what each of the financial assistance, including those with the residing the new while germany maintains and double standards and paying out compensations upon a contrived reasons. they only the germans only pay the allowances to choose the compensation to jews and they will not encompass all in all the survivors of the blockade. can you comment on that? we have been addressing that for many, many years when billings started for paying model compensations to the jewish and the case of all of us, we stated it was not fair, very simple. and we attracted the attention of the germans and back then stein maya was before administer piecemeal them incurring president. and i explained it to him repeatedly with the laws of hazel died and stuff of their respective all the nation

the former editor of the sun , kelvin former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the historian andnlop. and of course, don't forget to email me. i want to hear your views. mail mog at gbnews.com but first of all, before all of that, it's time for the news of the day with sophia wenzler. >> thank you richard. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . wenzler in the gb newsroom. another yellow weather warning for heavy rain is on its way for tomorrow after storm henk battered parts of the uk last night. the west midlands ambulance service is warning people to take extra care after several people had to be rescued from cars caught in flood waters. parts of birmingham, leicestershire and north hampton are already flooded. a family was left terrified more than 400ft in the air while riding the london eye when strong winds npped the london eye when strong winds ripped the hatch off their pod. meanwhile a 50 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his car while driving in gloucestershire. there's gloucestershire. and now there's more on way, with more rain on the way, with people warned

i think now kelvin 60800 injured since october. the 2nd, these are in the cabinet is meeting to approve for military budget funding. mr. nick now was sold as ministers to share in the burden of sweeping budget cuts. wants to increase venue k spending to finance the war on gas. and is really force of arrested at least $25.00 university students and novice during a night. the rates by scottish simians were killed across the occupied westbank on sunday, including to be rich near remodel. a china is calling for a large scale international peace conference to discuss the establishment of a palestinian state chinese for administer one. we also call for a cease fire in guys that during a meeting with the jefferson for administer in cairo, he says raging is worried about the growing threat of a wider conflict. katrina, you report some badging 24 minutes to one is currently on a tour of the middle east and africa. he's now it's new z a and he made these comments officer stopped in cairo where he met with addiction for administer, as well as

yeah, that was the, was targeted by the, it's really doing the man to talk to kelvin. they want to kill, to kill everyone at impose time, whatever, if they are a generalist or a normal civilians or something else they were, they just need to, to complete the collective, punish. we move that money for 2 days from now or we are one of our colleagues lost his wife, his children. he was standing in the same point on time. he was covering the news and he was delivering the pictures and he lost his payments. somebody was children's womens, just a civilian sheltering inside one of the houses inside eunice, southern b, this is the windshield houses. bomb 5, is there any work like, as nobody is actually saying? mean for example, if i would like to visit my father, my father sheltering and one of the houses and drop off. i'm scared to go there because i don't know if they would like it or if they will target me. and i would love one of that. my family members, for example, it's, it's scary, it's a scary to share our experience. so the one, it's unbelievable. also, nobody will be

i think a lot of parents are going to be sitting very kelvin, gosh, i taught want to be held accountableverything my children do. but when they hear of this month or had information about her son's emotional state, and despite there being some contradictions about what that evidence is, it's very clear she knew her son was going through something very significant. and then to take a 15-year-old kid, going through something like that, into a gun store, applying havoc, on and go into a shooting range we're you shoot the gun with him, post on social media, bragging about taking him to that shooting range, i think it's going to be very compelling evidence in favor of the prosecution. >> we will see. the trials getting underway. we'll continue to follow this story. it's very important. it's the first time we're seeing parents be held to account, potentially, for the actions of a mass shooter in a school setting, in particular. joey jackson, areva martin, well done working out this issues to give us a greater understanding. thank you both. >>> coming up next, our series were to win here on lau

the, it's 19 g and t that is 9 pm in gaza with a number of palestinians. kelvin, as wells under basic military assault continues to rise within 24280 people have been killed according to the health industry. and the area is targeted by is ready strikes in the past 24 hours. include a school and several refugee camps. honey mcclure reports from profit and southern, gaza, or the that's how many of you this father is buying over the core business, the child the victim of is really a tax on residential building. he was killed in the latest bombing and finally, on 2 other families were also killed in another air strikes near roof. the trash was the apple. somebody were having dinner to look at the destruction in the neighborhood. when people were palmed by his riley struggled off work while having dinner. israel, the lunch list, airstrikes attacks and eats ground defensive have also created shortage of food as 8 as a preventive from reaching those in the in the body. a refugee camp in the north bread distribution points have been set up for people suffering severe hunger. there's no feed,

the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. i hear from you. it's a i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me. mail mog at gbnews.com. it's what gbnews.com. but now it's what you've been waiting for. the you've all been waiting for. the news of the with polly news of the day with polly middlehurst . jacob middlehurst. jacob >> thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gb newsroom tonight is that sir keir starmer has claimed rishi sunak is being bullied by his own mps today, with prime minister's dominated minister's questions dominated by tory by accusations of tory infighting. it's after sir simon clarke wrote in the daily telegraph warning of an electoral massacre for the party unless there's a change of leader, the prime minister rebuffed the criticism, saying labour doesn't understand britain's values. but sir keir said the infighting

kelvin granger. you and granger.mer first minister of northern arlene foster. northern ireland arlene foster. arlene northern ireland arlene foster. arle briefly first you briefly at first about events in northern events overnight in northern ireland? events overnight in northern ireldramatic stuff, dramatic five >> dramatic stuff, dramatic five hour meeting. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> press conference. norm for the dup, of course . the dup, of course. >> press conference with jeff jones at 1:00 in the morning. >> i know, i but this is >> i know, i know, but this is all to you and you were all familiar to you and you were first minister. >> yeah, but tell us, i mean, symbolically, huge, isn't symbolically, it's huge, isn't it, got the it, because we've got for the first sinn fein first first time, a sinn fein first minister first now minister for the first time. now we've leading the we've got someone leading the nonh we've got someone leading the north is a opposed to north who is a opposed to northern. the south w