that would never have happened before because they'd have gone back home in kentish town., and sojust little things like that where, um, i see just more of them in that environment is that i hadn't really thought. i hadn't expected it. they end up being like a focus group, like, oh, i was in chemistry today, and they were really complaining about this decision you did about this? the last thing they're going to talk about are school is anything that i'm doing. so, um, no, it's much, it's great and different. so the most likely text i'm likely to get from my son, um, is can i borrow a football boots? um, nothing to do with work. it's 6:09, so we're going to let you go. thank you. thank you so much. thank you, prime minister. newscast. newscast from the bbc. live from london. this is bbc news. scotland's former first minister and current alba party leader alex salmond has died at the aged 69 leader alex salmond has died at the aged 69. a giant of scottish politics, he led the country during the independence referendum in 2014. tributes are coming in from across the political

that would never have happened before, because they'd have gone back home to kentish town, i would beelf. he's had no honeymoon in office and is trying to reset how he is seen and what he is trying to achieve. chris mason, bbc news. let's turn to some other news around the world. an indian opposition politician has been shot dead in mumbai. gunmen opened fire on baba siddiqui near the office of his son, who is also a politician. mr siddique was a prominent figure, including serving as a minister in the state of maharashtra, which is heading to polls next month. two people have been arrested over the killing but a motive is still unclear. polish prime minister donald tusk has announced plans to temporarily suspend the right to asylum, as part of a new strategy to tackle migration. tusk told a party conference the right to asylum was being abused by people smugglers, as a part of what warsaw calls �*hybrid warfare' waged by belarus and russia. poland has seen a huge increase in illegal migration from belarus since 2021. the new strategy will be presented later this week. four people hav

it says, take me home to kentish town. that's an old one. that's an old wallet.does anymore. it's all on your phone and all the rest of it. yes, there is that as well. i mean, i know your predecessors have sometimes talked about this, that if there's a big global crisis, there's a knock on your bedroom door at 3:00 in the morning and a civil servant comes in and wakes you up. no, i haven't had that experience yet, although no doubt that will happen, has been a lot of stuff on the international stage where there have been very early morning, very late night sessions because, you know, amongst the things that have happened in the last 100 years, 100 days, that's been very. it felt like 100 years. but the international scene has been very, very tense on a number of fronts, particularly the middle east. and so that has occupied quite a lot of time. but i haven't had the knock, the coming through the door and the sort of waking me up in the middle of the night experience. i'm sure i will at some stage. let's talk about your first 100 days, not 100 years. are you are y

that would never happen before because they would have got back home in kentish town and i would havehatever. his desire to sit down with us _ whatever. his desire to sit down with us newscast. whatever. his desire to sit down with us newscast is| down with us newscast is telling it itself. he has had no honeymoon in office and is trying to reset how he is seen and what he's trying to achieve. mason, bbc news. —— chris mason. and in new mexico, hot air balloons have dotted the morning skies across the city of albuquerque all week. the international balloon fiesta is said to be the largest in the world, organisers say more than 500 hot air balloons ascend to the skies. the festival concludes on sunday. more to come on bbc news. hello. it's been an unsettled start to the weekend, with low pressure pushing several bands of rain southwards across the uk on saturday, but we did manage some spells of sunshine between these successive areas of rain. it was a mild day, particularly across southern areas of england and wales. top temperatures reached 17 degrees, but in cardiff, we've got a dro

he got downing street, he's got his one in kentish town.good gosh. and he could potentially is about to preside over huge amounts of tax rises for everybody else. but do you not find that a bit, a bit rum sean? >> i mean there's no evidence that he's about to preside over huge tax rises from everybody else. well, the truth is what the evidence is, is that they've inherited an economy with a higher with a higher rate of taxation than than we've had for decadesin taxation than than we've had for decades in this country. and they've promised to not raise all the main big taxes that affect most normal working people most of the time. and they've promised to not, not to raise borrowing. so they are very, very boxed in and restricted in what they can do. theidea restricted in what they can do. the idea they're going to have raised borrowing, they just borrowed 3.1 billion. >> sure. they just borrow £3.1 billion to pay the unions. they've done it. they've already done it. i mean , ed miliband, ed done it. i mean, ed miliband, ed miliband spent spe

. >> well, in terms of you've got downing street, got used to chequers, he's got his kentish town one story that starmer and reeves have got the same system for paying for their utilities. that every other chancellor and prime minister have had. it's not something that they've brought in to benefit themselves. yeah, but obviously there's an issue about pensioners. and i would point out that the very poorest pensioners are going to get their winter fuel allowance. and obviously people need to apply for pension credit if they're not taking it at the moment. but i completely i oppose that policy. as i said to you, many times, and i think they should reverse it. okay. >> just reverse it. okay. >> _about how that's going you about how that's going i wonder you look so trim. thank you very much . there we go. you very much. there we go. okay, right now we're going to whiz ourselves onto greatest britain union jack. so. so let's let's crack on with that. that's your greatest britain. please, kemi badenoch. >> because it's been a slim pickings this week . but but i do pickings this week. but

have declared as a sworn truth on his election nomination form that he was actually living in kentish town, according to the guido fawkes website. they say that the law is clear. you must list a current address or you are committing a criminal offence . keir starmer denies any offence. keir starmer denies any wrongdoing , offence. keir starmer denies any wrongdoing, but let's offence. keir starmer denies any wrongdoing , but let's watch this wrongdoing, but let's watch this space. either way, i just don't think labour can recover from this horrendous start. and i will stress as well that yvette cooperis will stress as well that yvette cooper is currently denying any wrongdoing as well . let's get wrongdoing as well. let's get the thoughts of my panel. the director of the popular conservatives, mark littlewood. we're also joined by businessman and activist adam brooks and broadcaster and journalist nina myskow. and yeah, mark, i'll start with you on this. so the idea that one of two nights where taylor swift was given a taxpayer funded blue light police escort happens, just happens to be on

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