kwasi kwarteng. your example. kwasi kwarteng.ty opt community here, party has an opt community here, doesn't it? an opportunity to proper differentiate yourself from labour and just say, look, we went too far, we did too much too soon, we're going to slow down, we're going to push back these deadlines and we're going to save your your money. >> look, i think that's a very clear , compelling argument that clear, compelling argument that you've put forward. but the net zero or the you call it era, it's net zero, but it's actually the law of the land. >> we've we've legislated for. it doesn't have to be actually 50. dan, as you said in your segment, we are leaders in terms of decarbonise nation. and actually means that there's actually it means that there's an opportunity. actually it means that there's an things opportunity. actually it means that there's an things like, portunity. actually it means that there's an things like, you unity. actually it means that there's an things like, you know, are things like, you know, offshore w

kwasi kwarteng. your example. kwasi kwarteng.ty opt community here, party has an opt community here, doesn't it? an opportunity to proper differentiate yourself from labour and just say, look, we went too far, we did too much too soon, we're going to slow down, we're going to push back these deadlines and we're going to save your your money. >> look, i think that's a very clear , compelling argument that clear, compelling argument that you've put forward. but the net zero or the you call it era, it's net zero, but it's actually the law of the land. >> we've we've legislated for. it doesn't have to be actually 50. dan, as you said in your segment, we are leaders in terms of decarbonise nation. and actually means that there's actually it means that there's an opportunity. actually it means that there's an things opportunity. actually it means that there's an things like, portunity. actually it means that there's an things like, you unity. actually it means that there's an things like, you know, are things like, you know, offshore w

sorry, kwasi.> i lived it. >> i lived it. >> what do you think? would it be a mistake? so look, my view about is the about this is that the most important relationship in a government is that between the important relationship in a goverrministerthat between the important relationship in a goverr minister and between the important relationship in a goverr minister and the neen the prime minister and the chancellor speaking from chancellor and speaking from experience, once the prime minister sacks it's one thing to reshuffle the chancellor, but to sack the chancellor, that's a panic move. >> essentially , and i think his >> essentially, and i think his authority will be shot to pieces. >> so sunak stuck with hunt. >> so sunak stuck with hunt. >> i think he is, even though he didn't appoint him as liz truss to replace you. exactly but i think that and i've seen this a number of times, not just in my instance when a prime minister gets rid of a chancellor who they've been working very closely with, i

sorry, kwasi.. >> i lived it. >> i lived it. >> what do you think? would it be a mistake? so look, my view about is the about this is that the most important relationship in a government is that between the important relationship in a goverrministerthat between the important relationship in a goverr minister and between the important relationship in a goverr minister and the neen the prime minister and the chancellor speaking from chancellor and speaking from experience, once the prime minister sacks it's one thing to reshuffle the chancellor, but to sack the chancellor, that's a panic move. >> essentially , and i think his >> essentially, and i think his authority will be shot to pieces. >> so sunak stuck with hunt. >> so sunak stuck with hunt. >> i think he is, even though he didn't appoint him as liz truss to replace you. exactly but i think that and i've seen this a number of times, not just in my instance when a prime minister gets rid of a chancellor who they've been working very closely with

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kwasi, is it the exchequer. kwasi, is it right that she's gone ? right that she's gone?> absolutely. i mean, i was surprised at the statement last night as you were. yeah. when essentially the chairman said she did something very wrong. but we fully support her. in fact, as you've pointed out, what she did was the worst thing pretty much a banker can do apart from run off with the funds yourself to breach client customer confidentiality in that way is an absolute no no. and it was very surprising having admitted that she did that, that they supported her. >> very surprising and we've got a ceo of coots who, of course , a ceo of coots who, of course, endorsed my removal, my exit, as they called it, from the bank on political grounds, not economic grounds. we've got howard davis , whose job is to manage the governance of the bank, and that must be called into into question . we still own 39% of question. we still own 39% of this banking group. you know , this banking group. you know, billions of taxpayers money, 45 billions of taxpayers money, 45 billion in total was initi

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kwasi studio. thank you. kwasi kwarteng. former bbc kwarteng.t broadcasting house, 26 years at broadcasting house, gives on gives his unfiltered verdict on the beeb. the scandal engulfing the beeb. first, weather . first, the weather. >> feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxed boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. further heavy showers over the next few days. quite breezy as well. temperatures around average for the time of year. well. temperatures around average for the time of year . so average for the time of year. so we look at the bigger picture, low pressure is in charge of our weather at the moment, bringing in those showers pushes just a little east over the little further east over the next few days. introducing a northwesterly quite northwesterly flow. so quite chilly northwestern chilly around some northwestern coast to end tuesday. coast of the uk to end tuesday. showers fade for a time across part

kwasi, is it the exchequer. kwasi, is it right that she's gone ? right that she's gone?> absolutely. i mean, i was surprised at the statement last night as you were. yeah. when essentially the chairman said she did something very wrong. but we fully support her. in fact, as you've pointed out, what she did was the worst thing pretty much a banker can do apart from run off with the funds yourself to breach client customer confidentiality in that way is an absolute no no. and it was very surprising having admitted that she did that, that they supported her. >> very surprising and we've got a ceo of coots who, of course , a ceo of coots who, of course, endorsed my removal, my exit, as they called it, from the bank on political grounds, not economic grounds. we've got howard davis , whose job is to manage the governance of the bank, and that must be called into into question . we still own 39% of question. we still own 39% of this banking group. you know , this banking group. you know, billions of taxpayers money, 45 billions of taxpayers money, 45 billion in total was initi

kwasi kwarteng former chancellor., it might be linked to policy, not blaming it all on kwasi all of it. >> not all of seven weeks. >> not all of seven weeks. >> problem for 30 >> kwasi is the problem for 30 years lacking productivity years of lacking in productivity anyway. are we much too sentimental about trains though expensive and inefficient? operating with antiquated working practises which cost taxpayers? you, ladies and gentlemen, a fortune in every change is opposed by the unions, including the marxist rmt leader leader mick lynch . in an effort leader mick lynch. in an effort to be more efficient, the rail delivery group announced the closure of 1000 ticket offices earlier month in the uk earlier this month in the uk railways account for 27 billion of public that is taxpayer expenditure. that's only 12 billion is spent on the roads , billion is spent on the roads, yet 88, 88% of passenger miles travelled in great britain were not made by trains , but on not made by trains, but on roads. the old and outdated

the total cost of kwasi kwarteng strikes has slightly breached £1 billion.rishi sunak needs to stop wasting taxpayer money and make us a credible offer to end this dispute and fix the retention crisis that is taking the nhs. just some breaking news to bring you now and there are reports that a us national has been detained in north korea after crossing the border. the united nations command, which operates the demilitarised zone and joint security area that separates the north from south korea, said the man did not have authorisation. bbc news has contacted the us department of state for comment. we will bring you more on the developing story as we get it. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. the weather here in the uk remains fairly static at the moment, but across southern europe it is another day of exceptional heat. temperatures climbing inland away from the coast well into the 40s, peaking across some southern parts of sardinia. how does that compare to what's happening on our shores this afternoon? well, it will be pleasant enough in the sun

she and kwasi kwarteng caused chaos . why kwasi kwarteng caused chaos.'re taking it seriously. >> some economists were seriously dispute that account. i mean, the bank of england started selling bonds two days before the mini—budget a very controversial thing to do, throwing more government debt at the financial markets just at the financial markets just at the time when liz truss and kwasi kwarteng were about to announce , you know, lower taxes announce, you know, lower taxes and a different fiscal path. so that's highly controversial . and that's highly controversial. and also if liz truss wrecked the economy, why are gilt yields now higher than they were at the height of the crisis after the mini—budget? i mean, government borrowing costs are much, much higher now. mortgages are much, much higher . higher now. mortgages are much, much higher. even though higher now. mortgages are much, much higher . even though we've much higher. even though we've got so—called sensible people. i'm just pointing the counterfactual to you and the real thrust of what's

blew up went lustrous and kwasi karteng blew up the economy. totally unfunded. there are no short cuts here, tough choices, it is not sound bites. it is the day to day reality we will face if we win power. clearing up their mess. applause. and even if— clearing up their mess. applause. and even if those _ clearing up their mess. applause. and even if those unfunded - and even if those unfunded commitments were for where the things they would still have left working people paying the price again, that is the lesson of economic stability. now that doesn't mean we cannot have helped, not a bit of that! take a mission for cleaner, cheaper electricity by 2030. if we pull that off against this backdrop this will be right up there with building the nhs out of there with building the nhs out of the rubble of the second world war, an act of defiance to those who mistakenly see britain can no longer achieve great things. or the new dealfor working people achieve great things. or the new deal for working people stop the biggest levelling off working right

and breaking and kwasi kwarteng., the bbc's business editor, simon jack has finally apologised to nigel farage for an accurate reporting on the cuts. censorship scandal. and if his so—called trusted source was

kwasi and listen. kwasi. all . and listen. kwasi. all.gratulate mark steyn . all right, now, mark steyn. all right, now, trust me that video doesn't even show the half of it. she was treated absolute , absolutely treated absolute, absolutely appallingly by many of the attendees. she was shouted at, sworn at, heckled , and just so sworn at, heckled, and just so much more by a crowd that seemed to be getting increasingly volatile and aggressive. it was awful . well, one of the judges awful. well, one of the judges of the event afterwards took to social media to call us vile , social media to call us vile, which is very odd because i don't know about you, but what i'd call vile is grown men trying to intimidate a female, especially in a professional setting. but oddly that have anything to say about that abusing gb news. and be clear , abusing gb news. and be clear, you, our viewers , has become the you, our viewers, has become the acceptable face of hate. it's almost like it's the hip and cool thing to do if you hate gb news and our viewers

kwasi these kwasi how when you see all these people especially kwasi how when you see all these peo middlew when you see all these peo middle of especially kwasi how when you see all these peo middle of the especially kwasi how when you see all these peo middle of the day,:ially kwasi how when you see all these peo middle of the day, getting the middle of the day, getting very about something, very exercised about something, i you at i just think, why aren't you at work? anyway, that's work? but anyway, that's a question time, was question front of the time, was it? much. always it? thank you very much. always absolute box office stuff. was he associate at he was he associate fellow at the henry jackson society. now there's loads more still come there's loads more still to come between the cost between now and 4:00 as the cost of continues. the of living crisis continues. the boss john lewis that boss of john lewis says that criminals a criminals have been given a licence to shoplift. really licence to shoplift. it really is a licence to loot. we've got some shocking stuff coming out of as

liz truss and kwasi kwarteng.ing was liz truss really so stupid and did she really wreck the economy or interest rates going up around the world anyway, which of course they were. and there is now this is putting some real potency in the tory debate on tax cuts . you've got a lot of tax cuts. you've got a lot of tories coming out and saying, look, we really need to do some tax cuts if we're going to have any winning this any chance at winning this election. other election. you've got other tories the peer vaizey tories like the peer ed vaizey from left the from the sort of left of the party. he's now saying there are big of my party who are big chunks of my party who are quotes, completely insane lane for for tax cuts. so this for asking for tax cuts. so this is where we are. and liz truss is where we are. and liz truss is taking up look, she's not going to come back and be prime minister, but she is a rallying point a lot of conservative point for a lot of conservative backbenchers. and on wednesday morning she's

it frontal attack on ulez kwasi.ed and calls it an odious scheme . attacks on it an odious scheme. attacks on motorists . the only problem with motorists. the only problem with thatis motorists. the only problem with that is that who was the man behind ulez in 2015? it was bofis behind ulez in 2015? it was boris johnson. when mayor of london. so this sits very i mean, as you know, i'm one of the authors of a book called bofis the authors of a book called boris johnson media creation media clown , media casualty. and media clown, media casualty. and this is a sort of hypocrisy in the sort of opportunistic u—turn that you'd expect from boris, but you've opportunistically swivelled on a sixpence there to avoid answering a question about starmer and instead turn it into an attack on boris. >> no, i. i've been. i'll ask you the question again . what you the question again. what does starmer stand for ? does keir starmer stand for? what are his policies? >> he's his policies are . i >> he's his policies are. i mean, for exam

but the fiscal situation is worse than it was now under liz truss and kwasi kwarteng.as so short that she has at least given herself permission to be heard , i think permission to be heard, i think that's right. >> but i also think you have to acknowledge that getting from here to there will be painful, that when we had the thatcher revolution, we had to reduce the size of the state. states got, what, 47% of gdp. that is too high, it's bloated, and therefore we need cuts to allow for the tax reductions. we can't just have tax reductions and the devil take the hindmost, can we? >> i think you're right, jacob. before covid lockdown , the state before covid lockdown, the state was typically 38, 39, 40% of gdp . it rocketed to 52% of gdp dunng . it rocketed to 52% of gdp during that 2020 lockdown year. but rather than coming back to where it's traditionally been in the uk, it's stuck at about 45, 46, 47, as if the state has grabbed an extra five percentage points of the economy and won't let go. we will need to tackle vested interests if you want to take an example, for in

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maybe it should be illegal, but i'm quite i'd happy with i'd be happy just with full transparency kwasiefore transparency kwasi and therefore maybe maybe they're null and void voting on void from making from voting on certain things we do with transparency. all know transparency. we all know because see where because you can then see where these are these conflicts of interests are . and then you then you can make at least you can sort of if they're voting slightly strange or there's a bit of or i feel there's a bit more of a marketeer than a free marketeer in me than yourself that wouldn't want to stop level of investment. stop this level of investment. people be to do what people should be able to do what they money. they like with their money. i'd just know in just like to know if you're in pubuc just like to know if you're in public people public service like these people are, should know what they're are, we should know what they're investing and investing their money in and what they're making their decisions. and decisions. if you're an mp and you're the proper you're meant to ma

probably kwasi, are 100% women.ery few boards. impossible to boards. so it's impossible to study you don't know study them. so you don't know whether because whether it's because of because of diversity, because there of the diversity, because there are which not well versed. >> this report is about a study that study, except not diverse all women. >> okay. there you know what? >> okay. there you know what? >> let's on to the guardian >> let's move on to the guardian now quite a serious story. now with quite a serious story. do it up, please, do not mess it up, please, louis. a test to assess its. >> i blame the women test to assess newborns health not effective for bame babies in the uk. according to the guardian . uk. according to the guardian. and bame stands for black , asian and bame stands for black, asian and minority ethnic. but i thought we weren't using that term. >> no, i know. i thought that. i thought. yeah they don't like people don't like that term. >> they don't like that term. >> they don't like tha

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now as you've >> kwasi kwarteng. now as you've been hearing, the hollywood actor kevin spacey says he's grateful jury and he's grateful to the jury and he's humbled after being found not guilty of sexually assaulting four men, appearing outside southwark crown court , kevin southwark crown court, kevin spacey addressed the media after the verdict. the crown prosecution service said they respect the decision of the court. the 64 year old oscar winning actor had tears in his eyes as he broke the news that a jury eyes as he broke the news that a jury had cleared him of all charges . as now tributes have charges. as now tributes have been coming in for the singer sinead o'connor, who has died at the age of 56. it's . been seven the age of 56. it's. been seven hours . and 58 days. hours. and 58 days. >> the comedian dara o'brien said a short time ago it was very sad news and he hoped that she realised how much love there was for her. >> the singer alison moyet said , heavy hearted at the loss of sinead o'connor, wanted to

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kwarteng. >> suella kwasi kwarteng. >> really >> yeah, we're doing really well. tip my to the well.ital team here at gb news. dan fs, jeff marsh, all the dan four fs, jeff marsh, all the team , they've done brilliantly. team, they've done brilliantly. i alighted on i think we've really alighted on something we've got cross something here. we've got cross party support this campaign. party support for this campaign. i certain quarters there i know certain quarters there are concerns being raised about it, we trying to do it, but what are we trying to do here at news? we are trying it, but what are we trying to do he maintain \iews? we are trying it, but what are we trying to do he maintain a ws? we are trying it, but what are we trying to do he maintain a status; are trying it, but what are we trying to do he maintain a status quo trying it, but what are we trying to do he maintain a status quo foring to maintain a status quo for vulnerable people, for the one 2 million people in this country without bank accounts, for the 10% of people who haven't got access to the internet, they ne

kevin spacey, kwasi he has beenin actor kevin spacey, kwasi he has been in court this week.es , but he's accused the prosecution of having a weak case. we'll be outside southwark crown court. first, though , your crown court. first, though, your headunes crown court. first, though, your headlines with rhiannon . pip headlines with rhiannon. pip >> thank you. good afternoon. it's 232. your top stories from the newsroom to councils have been given permission to go to the high court to challenge the home office decision to house migrants at former raf bases. west lindsey district council opposes the use of raf scampton and lincolnshire. braintree councils challenging the use of wethersfield airfield in essex. the two day hearing began on wednesday as the first migrants began arriving at wethersfield and the department for transport has approved plans to build a two mile road tunnel near stonehenge. it's part of plans to turn the a303 into a dual carriageway. the transport secretary has granted a so—called development consent order. a previous dco was overturned and by the high

her mini—budget with kwasi kwarteng last september, as you remember , it led to a big spike in borrowingilt yields , what the government gilt yields, what the government has to pay investors to lend the government last government money. last september, in response to her efforts to not raise taxes , to efforts to not raise taxes, to maybe spend a little bit less and so on. but the reality is, nigel, even though we've had sensible people in charge since then, the grown ups, the grown ups, rishi sunak, jeremy hunt and where interest rates now government borrowing costs are now significantly higher than they were at the height of the truss. kwarteng mini budget panic. and i think that reality she has given her a little bit of licence, a little bit of permission to speak out again. and she has convened this group of a dozen or so economists from across the world, not just brits, but americans , indian brits, but americans, indian economists, japanese economists . i've met most of them in my travels. and i met a lot of them today because as i chaired the press conference today, i'm not a memb

kwasi on, but still no identity. kwasi bbc crisis over top star in sex photos probe.ull and transparent investigation into claims that one of its biggest stars paid a teenager for sexual images. one of its biggest stars paid a teenager for sexual images . the teenager for sexual images. the scandal engulfing the broadcaster deepened as several famous faces were falsely accused on social media of being the presenter alleged to have handed over this money for these images. tonight the former home secretary, priti patel, images. tonight the former home secretary, priti patel , called secretary, priti patel, called the broadcaster's treatment of the broadcaster's treatment of the complaint, derisory . also, the complaint, derisory. also, not even weddings are sacred for just stop oil crowns . just stop oil crowns. despicable. despicable, say the mail . on despicable. despicable, say the mail. on sunday, an eco zealot targets george osborne and the bndes targets george osborne and the brides. this is thea, his lovely new wife , at their somerset new wife, at their somerset

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you nato kwasi . meanwhile , law enforcement >> meanwhile, law enforcement have been doing this . are you have been doing this. are you not going to do mine. >> the john lydon yeah, i say follow bairstow lead lock up the eco terrorists. >> just do it. rebecca read ranil jayawardena . amanda patel. ranil jayawardena. amanda patel. do stand by because coming up, one of our leftie superstar panellists who appears regularly on this show has been nominated by tonight's gang for a greatest britain or union jackass award. so who's been a winner or sinner and why ? i'll reveal all when we and why? i'll reveal all when we nominate shortly. but next in uncancelled , tom bower delivers uncancelled, tom bower delivers his forensic royal analysis on harry and meghan's busted flush with commercial deals faltering and no idea how to rebrand themselves , could the duke soon themselves, could the duke soon scuttle back to london with his begging concerns begging bowl out amid concerns about bankruptcy? we'll have new

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