laurence fox and the presenter dan wootton have both since apologised.the broadcast alongside calvin robinson. calvin robinson hosts a religious current affairs programme on the channel but in the past hour gb news has confirmed they have both been dismissed from gb news. more breaking news for you now. police in cheshire say they are carrying out a corporate manslaughter investigation at the hospital where the child serial killer lucy letby work. the investigation will focus on the countess of chester hospital after lucy letby, a nurse, was convicted of murdering babies in her care at the hospital's neonatal unit. i will just bring you a little bit more news before we go. a safeguarding review are set to begin after the death of ten—year—old sara sharif. her body was discovered under a blanket in a bunk bed at her home in woking in surrey on the 10th of august. herfatherand woking in surrey on the 10th of august. herfather and her august. her father and her stepmother and august. herfather and her stepmother and her uncle are charged with murder and cau

this is laurence's opinion, laurence friedman. actually, the idea that chotobak is important now, perhaps even less possible, in this situation is the breakthrough of these powerful defensive fortifications that russia has built in the south of ukraine, trying to hold back. territory, this is not the most common thing that is now heard from military experts, who, in particular, say that these fortifications make it difficult to break through with the help of one such reinforced, armored or armored fist, instead, for example, from a military expert from the royal institute of united services, here in london, in his latest report, it is said that during the winter, it is probably important for ukraine to focus on preventing the russians from settling down again for the winter and expanding their defensive fortifications even more, so the most important thing, according to jack watling, the author of this study , is to extract, to extract the occupiers from their fortifications, and not to give them the opportunity to strengthen furt

and i laurence best he i wish laurence the best and he knows that's knows that.te. second was unfortunate. the second part was outrageous . these police came to outrageous. these police came to his house. there's so many more things the could be doing things the police could be doing there house, there in laurence fox's house, looking for evidence that he's the of the guy behind the the sort of the guy behind the ulez, the blade runners. he's the kingpin of the blade runners and, you know, you think of all the other things the police could be doing. now, there is the that laurence the argument that laurence is sort of implied that he would take down and take these cameras down and therefore, perhaps he's asking for again, for it. but then again, you go chris on channel 4 on chris packham on channel 4 on a state broadcaster , openly state owned broadcaster, openly said, it's time to start said, i think it's time to start breaking law. is there breaking the law. so is there a two justice system? two tier justice system? >> and >> we have to ask? and it's funny, act

wonderful actors, and there are beyond , there was some case when marlon brondo in london asked laurence school of experience of konstantin stanislavsky, that’s what laurence olivier answered, and what swear words sound like. i don’t really know, well, it’s roughly understandable, it doesn’t matter, well, yes, but when brondo asked him, how do you manage to do everything, he said: you have to be good at pretending, that’s all, look, because the popular opinion, cliche, is not mine , about the fact that taganka is not very stanislavsky, even, perhaps, quite the opposite, yes or whatever, it’s still that i was for the theater then , well, just a little, but it’s still important to reveal this if laughter says it, there is a contrast between the theater of experience and the theater of presentation, this is the theater of experience, this is stanislavsky’s theater, the actor must penetrate into the image. i have to shelter myself, to feel like this person, there inside, to grow in myself, what is there, yeah, and the performance theater turned out to be stronger in new times, yeah, and if o

times, i am a representative of the school of experience of konstantin stanislavsky, well, what laurenceke in english. brondo, how do you manage to do everything, he said, you have to be good at pretending, that’s all, look, because the popular opinion, a cliché, not mine, is that taganka is not very stanislavsky, maybe even quite the opposite, yes or whatever, after all, this is what kind of theater it was then, all the time. there is a contrast between the theater of experience and the theater of presentation, here is the theater experiences are stanislavsky's theater, the actor must penetrate inside the image, must shelter himself... yes, here, to feel like this person, there inside, to grow in yourself , what is there, yes, yeah, and the theater performance turned out to be stronger in new time, yeah, and if only because one way or another, but in its best manifestations, it is a combination of experiences and ideas, therefore brecht, therefore mayakovsky, therefore external, yes. to go from the internal to the external, this is stanislavsky, to go from the external to the internal,

laurence: i think markets are in line with the feeling of the committee.ak rate and the answer on the committee is maybe, maybe it is close. the markets are about the way you would expect. no change in november, we know that. it is likely there will be a hike in december so i think there be one more hike but pinning down if there will be and when it will be is very difficult. guy: the other thing to bear in mind in so many ways, you could argue jay powell is secondary at the moment what is happening in the market. or certainly has been the last few weeks will receive significant repricing of the long end . the long end should be fed sensitive. alix: it raises the question of the structurally higher yield conversation. we have the data yesterday that showed china and japan were not buying treasuries and we note the risk is the market they're going to be selling so research reports i'm getting households will bear the brunt of any issuance which we know will be significant with treasury department. if that is the case, can households absorbed all of this? if

gb news, the news channel, has ended its employment relationship with presenters laurence fox and calvining on your screen at the moment, the tweet posted from gb news where it confirms its decision to end its employment relationship with the presenters laurence fox and calvin robinson. they were suspended last week, it says, pending internal investigations that have now concluded. you may well remember that that was to do with a conversation, a discussion, they had on air regarding a female journalist and it says as of today, gb news has ended its employment relationship with laurence fox and calvin robinson. let us return to our main story about hs2 and preparations for the h52 story about hs2 and preparations for the hs2 line to manchester brought disruption to many, with the huge amounts of land and property purchased. it will, without doubt, be a release to some that it will not go ahead but it is no denying that investment on better rail links in the north of england are desperately needed and our corresponded danny savage has been looking at why. the cheshire countryside. hs2 was

times, i am a representative of the school of experience of konstantin stanislavsky, well, what laurencepretending, that’s all, well, look, the common opinion is a cliche, not mine, that taganka is not very stanislavsky, even, maybe even quite the opposite, yes or whatever, that’s all -so what kind of theater was that then? then dmitry petrovich, you always find yourself in a difficult topic, which makes you tempted to go aside just about this and talk, well, a little bit, but it’s still important to open it up if there is one. there is a contrast between the theater of experience and the theater of presentation, here is the theater of experience, this is stanislavsky’s theater, the actor must penetrate inside the image, must shelter himself, feel like this person, there inside, grow in himself what is there, yeah, but the theater of presentation, turned out to be stronger in new times, yeah, and if only because that one way or another, but in its best manifestations, this is a connection, experiences and ideas, therefore brecht , therefore mayakovsky, therefore external, yes, to go from

and laurence tribe, professor emeritus at harvard university. i am lucky enough to have not one but two constitutional scholars in front of me right now, which is exciting to get to talk to both of you. i want to ask each of you in turn to give us your evaluation of the merits of this case. it was brought by four registered republicans and two unaffiliated colorado voters. and they have until march 5th to decide, that's when the primary is in colorado. i will make deference to the congressman and go to your first, sir. you know the facts better than any of us sitting here about what donald trump did on january 6th. is this case meritorious in your view? >> well, i should yield to my constitutional law professor, larry tribe, who taught me everything i know about the constitution. but let me give you my sense of it, joy. i don't really understand people who control access to the ballot saying, well, we'll let the voters decide. if someone showed up trying to run for president at 19 years old, their answer wouldn't be, let's let the voters decide.

just before we go online to of the main events, this, our international condemnation of, to israel laurence and as strike on the hospital in gauze it can at least 500 palestinians at the most least till attacks assistance of israel's assault on this trip, the plague zone extends much deeper into the mountains and we've watched a search and rescue efforts to get them the way. despite the risk, we're seeing residents returning to their homes in search of their belonging destruction here completely destroyed seats. minarette and cox peer just goes to show again, the challenge of bringing heavy equipment into these areas. the army is deployed, it's how the company has to be at this sense of the way it's a race, a gun assigned to flying people to trucks under the rubble of the for so to know what i'm going to just sit in there and just share it you can see what i've done in a few buttons this little you to my then here's your move in with it just you never see the filter. so what did it to be? it if you heard of the source, the other fits you to condition the level of multiple dom showed up at t

laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on air about a femalelast week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. fox made the comments while appearing as a contributor on dan wootton's show. a murder investigation has been launched after a man was attacked and killed in sunderland by what police believe to be an american xl bully dog. the man who died has been named as 54—year—old ian langley. police say the dog was killed to protect the public and a 44—year—old man has been arrested. you're live with bbc news. catholic church leaders from around the world have gathered in rome for the month—long synod, which will consider questions rangingf rom the role of women, ranging from the role of women, priestly celibacy and blessings for lgbt catholics. for the first time, women will be able to vote at the meeting, along with others — normally this is a privilege reserved only for bishops. the vatican has been preparing for the synod for two years by seeking catholics' views on the future of the church. the organis

here with the americas professor more studies at kings college, london, the rock enquiries, sir laurence friedman. so on. so we were just talking about wind. many people don't really talk about, or israel is nuclear weapons program. obviously they deny they have one. it's not subject to the m p t. why do you think it is? but no one talks about it because surely that wasn't the code. i never heard, we did not have a house on this. the, the official line is we won't be the 1st to introduce new to where for instance, at least probably won't be the 2nd. i mean, it's with a, uh, the installer replied, usually a power dies never had a new key attached to. so there was some questions about and events in south africa or the late seventy's, but there's never, there's never been a decline new t test. it's not a good plan. um, it's probably some people to issue. it's a new power because it gets to determine benefit from that. but it doesn't have the consequences as actually declaring that it's live out there for many decades now. yeah, the library in the house of commons in london, i'm would sure u

a convoy is really, um you said it's what 8 pools terrace infrastructure and i'm cheap tank miss laurence points and tell of the people gather that the size of the is there any defense headquarters? holding photos of those how cap to why, how much in gauze i'm calling for that needs more than 200 feet of a silver needs to be held by moves and both is amazing. it has been handled today between is really the official of the family members of the hostages. all to use them at least a bureau chief more, if an osh them as the details. wow. they wore it gains 10 miles intensifies and these really air strikes continue every day while these really leadership pays basic convincing the international community that have mass poses and global threats and therefore shouldn't be confronted globally with prime minister benjamin netanyahu meeting one foreign leader after another from washington, wrong for lean hair is it seems that 222 is riley's, most of whom i on the age of 30 menu home children who are still held in head masses continued to inside. the gaz us 3 remains. the topics that overshadows all

the rock enquiries, sir laurence friedman. so on. so we were just talking about the wind. many people don't really talk about or israel is nuclear weapons program. obviously they deny they have one. it's not subject to the m p t. why do you think it is? but no one talks about it because surely that wasn't the home and never how he did not have a house on this. the, the, the official line is we won't be the 1st to introduce new to weapons into the lease, but we won't be the 2nd. i mean, it's with a, uh, the installer plays usually a power dies, nevada and u t. attached to that there was some questions about an event in south africa in the late seventy's, but there's never, there's never been a decline new t test. it's not a good plan. um, it's probably some people to issue. it's a new pilot because it gets a deterrent benefit from that. but it doesn't have the consequences of actually declaring and it's live out there for many decades now. yeah, the library in the house of commons in london, i'm would share that just h as in britain, rely on for information to legislate cle

here with the emeritus professor more studies at kings college, london, the rock enquiries, sir laurence friedman. so on. so we were just talking about wind. many people don't really talk about or is rails nuclear weapons program. obviously they deny they have one. it's not subject to the m p t. why do you think it is? but no one talks about it because surely that wasn't the never who we did not have a house on this. the, the, the official line is we won't be the 1st to introduce new to reference, instant release, but we won't be the 2nd. i mean, it was a, uh, the installer replied usually a power dice. never had a new key attached to. so there was some questions about an event in south africa in the late seventy's, but there's never, there's never been a decline new t test. it's not a good plan. um, it's probably some people to issue it's and usually a pilot because it gets a deterrent benefit from that. but it doesn't have the consequences as actually declaring this live out there for many decades now. yeah, the library in the house of commons in london. i'm would share that just h as

miss laurence points us into lives, people gathered outside and that is where the defense headquarters holding photos of those have kept to blind ham us in gaza. i am calling for that release. more than 200 people still believe to be held 5 minutes and the phone says somebody thing has to be in house today between is way the officials on to the family members of these hostages, all see in the middle east view. if you read the national as the details a while they wore it games 10 miles intensifies and these really air strikes continue every day while these really leadership pays basic convincing the international community that have mass poses and global threats and therefore shouldn't be confronted globally with prime minister benjamin netanyahu meeting one for leader after another from washington. wrong for lean hair is, it seems that 222 is realize, most of whom i on the age of 30 menu, home children who are still held in head masses could see the inside. the gaz us 3 remains the topics that overshadows all political and military achievements. the families of those inc. of tv right n

dan wootton was suspended and laurence fox dismissed after sexist comments were broadcast about a femaler ofcom which already found the broadcaster broke rules in other areas. borisjohnson is not the first high—profile conservative to host a show on gb news but he is the most recognisable. forthe news but he is the most recognisable. for the channel, news but he is the most recognisable. forthe channel, hopes of higher ratings. for the former pm, exposure and the fee that is likely to be significant. shaun dilley, bbc news. with the government planning to add american xl bullys to the list of banned dog breeds, the bbc has learned that there are 3,500 dogs from the four breeds which are already banned living legally with their owners — and the number is increasing. our correspondent danny savage explains why banning a breed may not necessarily be a straighforward solution to the issue of dangerous dogs. an xl bully—type dog with a temperament problem. this animal was handed to police after it attacked its owner. it can never be rehomed and will be put down. i'm a dog lover. i don't want

for tools on the company that's been widespread shock and international condemnation off to israel laurence on this striking a hospital in gauze that getting hundreds of palestinians is the worst single attack since the start of israel, the sold on the besieged trip on october 7th, following and encouraged him by hamas into southern israel that killed $1300.00 people. tuesdays. the strike targeted the valley baptist hospital and central garza, at least 500 people now confirmed that its believe thousands of civilians were inside the hospital at the time of the attack. some of the patients on many was seeking shelter from his ready, bombardments. earlier in the day at least 6 palestinians were killed in another attack on a you and run school. to meet your resident has the latest bodies in the hundreds scattered across the backyard of a hospital. i seen many have described as a month ago the result of a deadly strike. a lot of my son that you can see here on my phone, my wife just told me he died. he was sitting with us and all of a sudden he disappeared. hundreds of families with sheltering i

so laurence, the coming on, i did mention that, that it goes to the future release. don't invite tony blay, you wrote to help write these instruments. 1999 speech in chicago on the doctrine of the international community. i mean, i go to ask you 1st your take on want to you and secretary general and during your gutierrez schools, play a violations of international law by and these are a local, supported by britain, the united states, european union nations. i should say britain did abstain with russia on one resolution on gaza. what was the view and century general actually con them both sides to violations of international law? not just as true. and it did so because cross places, weapons rockets, but as far into israel in the middle of stability in areas which is real crime. so no side comes out particularly well. well is really majorly sad that he has to resign is really a massive is a well, he's not going to use our nitro is for the i'm not a spokesman for these. right? no, no, i just wonder what your view was off. the fact that you in security council of secreta

laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on air about a female asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. you are live with bbc news. pope francis has warned that the world's climate "may be nearing breaking point" and global leaders and bodies have proved ineffective in preventing it. the pope's strongly—worded view, which criticises what he calls the pope's strongly—worded view, which criticises what he calls the "irresponsible lifestyle connected with the western model", was published on the day he's opening a major meeting of the roman catholic church with members from across the world expected to discuss issues including attitudes towards lgbt people. 0ur religion correspondent aleem maqbool is at the vatican in rome. you are just looking at live pictures there from the synod of bishops. we were talking in the last hour about the fact that this is a 26 day meeting involving something like 300 bishops. 0ur religion correspondent aleem maqbool is at the vatican in rome. throughout his papacy over the last ten years

laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on air about a femaleked controversy last week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. you're live with bbc news. let's return to the united states. a historic vote has seen the republican party's top lawmaker pushed out of his job in a vote triggered by one of his own. a motion to remove kevin mccarthy from his role as speaker of the house of representatives passed narrowly overnight. it makes him the first speaker in us history to be voted out by the chamber. doing the right thing isn't always easy but it is necessary. i do not regret standing up for choosing governing over grievance. it is my responsibility, it is myjob. i do not regret negotiating. our government is designed to find compromise. i do not regret my efforts to build coalitions and find solutions. i was raised to solve problems, not create them. cbs news correspondent, naomi rokum has more on the story. this moment in history, not only for the republican party but for the nation as a whole, shows jus

the leader of the reclaim party laurence fox was arrested earlier this morning.of conspiring to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras." in a separate incident, gb news also confirmed today that they've sacked fox following his comments denigrating journalist ava evans last week. an army investigation has found that a soldier who died at larkhill barracks in wiltshire in 2021 probably took her own life. the bbc has seen a service inquiry report on the death of 19—year—old gunnerjaysley beck, which suggests relentless sexual harassment from her boss may have contributed. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. jaysley beck, filmed by her family at the start of her army career. she joined up when she was just 16, finishing her training in 2020. she'd be dressed in her combat gear... her mum lianne and cousin lois with jaysley�*s army cap and trousers, remembering the day she was on parade, when she finished her training. it's a massive achievement. and as a parent, to see your child happy is the best feeling in the whole wide world. butjust before christ

laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on—air about a femalek when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. new analysis shows petrol and diesel prices surged last month, as the rising cost of oil hit drivers at the pumps. figures from the motoring firm rac show a litre of petroljumped by an average of 4.5 pence. you're live with bbc news. one of the things said of the conservative party conference in manchester is that over the three days it appeared pretty light on policy, now we know why. most of the big announcements were saved for the prime minister's speech, one of them, his plan to scrap smoking for young people, by raising the legal age for buying tobacco by one year, every year. a progressive ban that would mean today's ia—year—olds would never be legally entitled to buy a packet of cigarettes. if we could stop the start, then we would be on our way to ending the biggest cause of preventable death and disease in our country. so i propose that in future, we raise the smoking age by one year, every year.

but for balance, we'll let lewis talk about what laurence said coming up soon welcome back to headlinersms that gb news has descended into chaos. let me refute that. this place has always been chaos , has always been chaos, especially since you joined. >> yeah , it's i don't know if >> yeah, it's i don't know if it's more chaotic than normal today . it's a bit of chaotic today. it's a bit of chaotic night, but gb news actually descends into chaos with unhinged stunt after laurence fox fallout. this was on last night's show and you have a bit of video. >> you can indeed. in case you missed it, we can show you the clip now. chaos at gb news. and this idea that all of these people are saying we have complete turmoil in the office. >> yeah, we're just getting on with our lives and we're just trying to carry on as sensible broadcast . broadcast. >> yeah. and i think everyone is just using this opportunity to attack us. tell us more. >> well , somebody barged into >> well, somebody barged into the studio and got in illegally and we're very heavily protected studio here because it's and as he c

laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on air about a femalehe pumps. figures from the motoring firm rac show a litre of petroljumped by an average of 4.5 pence. you're watching bbc news. let's turn to this proposed ban on smoking. amanda, this is a straight lift from new zealand's decision last year to ban the next generation from ever being able to buy cigarettes. a progressive band that would mean today's14—year—olds would never be legally entitled to buy cigarettes. is that something that would float in the united states? i is that something that would float in the united states?— in the united states? i think in some states — in the united states? i think in some states it _ in the united states? i think in some states it would _ in the united states? i think in some states it would but - in the united states? i think in i some states it would but overall, people _ some states it would but overall, people are — some states it would but overall, people are beginning to become comfortable not having smoking areas and certainly in the state o

play as an in drag because one incident i remember the dustin hoffman was doing a homeless guy and laurenceolivier and he came in the dustin rant and he started i slapped hold two nights with the homeless people and and said dustin why just act yeah well yeah well i think you know i you know, you do understand it a bit when they you know, who when certain movies where they won't be made unless there's a big box office star attached to it. so there is the frustration of the filmmakers like, you know, we won't get the, you know, $30 million to make this movie unless. we've got a famous person. and of course, it gets frustrating when you when you see it, sometimes you see some very heterosexual actor somehow to learn everything is to be about playing a female character in the three weeks of rehearsal there. and it's never going to have the insight or the detail that if you actually had a either a gay actor or a or a drag performer, you know, it's it's a tricky thing with that. but i think if you're talking about a low budget movie that's not dependent on a name, i think you try to cast with th

not, he got his start working as a research assistance for constitutional harvard law professor laurencehe was actually one of the most important players in trump's plot to overturn the election. many have credited him as being the architect of the fake electors scheme. which makes his cooperation to put it mildly a very bad sign for the twice impeached, four times indicted former president. and a major legal victory for fulton county d.a. fani willis. not only was she able to flip two key members of the alleged conspiracy, but as "the washington post" points out, prosecutors can now avoid a trial in which they would have had to showcase much of their evidence against trump and others, which might have offered lawyers a legal advantage heading into other trials. joining me now is lisa reuben, msnbc legal analyst, and melissa redman, clinical assistant professor at the university of georgia school of law and former deputy district attorney in fulton county. thank you both for being here. lisa, i will start with you. this is a big deal. it feels like a big deal. it avoids the first trial,

and gb news has sacked laurence fox and calvin robinson.were both suspended last week after the actor turned politician made on air comments about journalist ava evans in a separate development today, the reclaim party leader was arrested shortly after he posted a video on social media saying his house was being searched by police . in was being searched by police. in a statement, scotland yard said a statement, scotland yard said a 55 year old man is being questioned on suspicion to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . this is commit criminal damage to ulez cameras. this is gb news commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . this is gb news across cameras. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back over to . patrick now it's back over to. patrick >> the biggest problem for rishi sunakis >> the biggest problem for rishi sunak is that he doesn't seem to have the kind of raw appeal and popularity of nigel farage. nigel was walking around the tory party con

it is the 16th day since israel laurence's will on gauze and following her mass of the tax and southern israel. a 2nd, the humanitarian co boy has no into the enclave. 17 trucks went through the roof of crossing with egypt. at this comes off to the city of reference, southern gauze who was hit by an his radio striking over night. and that destroyed many people's homes, became oft israel had a game or the palestinians to move to the south. and that's where con unit is located, where at least 12 people were killed. the striking of popular cafe, the and in central gulf is really our attack on the shopping. plaza killed 9 p funerals. meanwhile, it being helped him janine officer and his radio stripe hit the refugee come killing 2 people. these ran the army set at the time when it called an underground terrace route, a bell since the start of the war. on october the 7th, at least 4651 palestinians have been killed in gaza and the occupied westbank is ready forces has killed 90. in the past 2 weeks in israel, 1400 people have died in their master's military operation. so these are life pictur

and she quotes the words from laurence fox and robert davis responds for the conservatives saying it's, a disgraceful censorship, a disgraceful decision . yes. yes. the labour decision. yes. yes. the labour party in wales have banned gb news from their tv sets . do you news from their tv sets. do you know what? i might just pop down know what? i mightjust pop down to cardiff next week and have a little word with them in a moment . we saw that big fire at moment. we saw that big fire at luton revs our electric cars. are they more prone to catching fire and exploding ? let's find fire and exploding? let's find out the truth in just a moment. now, i'm a natural sceptic . when now, i'm a natural sceptic. when i saw that huge fire at luton, i thought, ah, is it electric vehicles exploding that are causing all these problems ? and causing all these problems? and now we hear that car parks may have to provide more space for cars because of the risk with electric vehicles . well, let's electric vehicles. well, let's try and get to the bottom of this. i'm by stuart this. i'm joined by stuart ma

and she quotes the words from laurence fox and robert davis responds for the conservatives saying it's, a disgraceful censorship, a disgraceful decision . yes. yes. the labour decision. yes. yes. the labour party in wales have banned gb news from their tv sets . do you news from their tv sets. do you know what? i might just pop down know what? i mightjust pop down to cardiff next week and have a little word with them in a moment . we saw that big fire at moment. we saw that big fire at luton revs our electric cars. are they more prone to catching fire and exploding ? let's find fire and exploding? let's find out the truth in just a moment. now, i'm a natural sceptic . when now, i'm a natural sceptic. when i saw that huge fire at luton, i thought, ah, is it electric vehicles exploding that are causing all these problems ? and causing all these problems? and now we hear that car parks may have to provide more space for cars because of the risk with electric vehicles . well, let's electric vehicles. well, let's try and get to the bottom of this. i'm by stuart this. i'm joined by stuart ma

the metropolitan police to make arrests for example, people protesting against lockdowns, people laurenceg that those cameras ulez cameras should be taken down. they act in force. if you if you have there was that wonderful lady who was praying in silence outside an abortion clinic and she was arrested and yet you've got over 100,000 people on the streets of london advocating the obliteration of a nation which is an ally of the united kingdom. and no action is taken. and i find that absolutely offensive. suella spot on now. >> i mean, can we get some facts into this ? right. most of those into this? right. most of those people who were who were on the march were not calling for the obliteration of israel. i think it's really, really important to say that most of the people who are pro—palestine who actually believe in a two state solution right . that believe in a two state solution right. that is that believe in a two state solution right . that is that there is a right. that is that there is a palestinian and an israeli and an israeli state. it is unfortunate that at the moment the peop

no, i'm i am fully aware everybody has made a very bad error that even laurence fox couldn't describe my viewers , john, he >> one of my viewers, john, he said if they'd have started hs2 in manchester down to birmingham, do you think at all they'd be having a conversation now about stopping it, reaching london? he says, i don't think so. you raise a really interesting point, john, because if this why didn't they? >> why didn't they begin it in the north when it had been much easier and you wouldn't have been going through areas of outstanding beauty? been going through areas of outyou ding beauty? been going through areas of out you see, beauty? been going through areas of outyou see, the beauty? been going through areas of outyou see, the be really >> you see, the other really interesting areas. interesting is beautiful areas. yeah, but but but it's a much simpler it's a much simpler. sorry. if you actually sorry. this is if you actually look in continental europe, first they a much first of all, they have a much less population less populated population density than we do, and you'v

so the programme, which focussed on some comments made some of the comments made by laurence woottoncomplaints from outraged members of claimed that of the public who claimed that the had the debate was one sided. we had mp philip davies didn't. we says that he received many complaints from his constituents in shipley. he's now referred the matter is the matter to ofcom, which is the media watchdog. joining me now is the spokesperson for the free speech union. it's benjamin jones. speech union. it's benjamin jones . benjamin, thank you very, jones. benjamin, thank you very, very much . great to have you on very much. great to have you on the show. so the bbc decided that something that happened here at gb news was in the best interest of the nation to be beamed out there on newsnight. and in order to do that, they basically got three people, unquestionably a presenter, who all had the same view and tried to give us an absolute kicking and shock horror. it turned out that that might have broken the rules . rules. >> well, what's even more extraordinary about it is that the bbc has now

one of our presenters, laurence fox , made a comment that many people found offensive. i suppose you want to know whether that falls into the bracket of free speech. i suppose . what's free speech. i suppose. what's your on it ? your view on it? >> it's very subjective. >> it's very subjective. >> subjective, yeah . i mean, my >> subjective, yeah. i mean, my view is very much that abuse is part of free speech. i mean, i get it every day online and from family members actually. but, but there is a difference, of course, when you're here because, you know, i'm not saying everything i want to say right now because we are ofcom regulated and it's before the watershed. it's not a threat to my free speech because i signed a contract saying i would do that. and i think that's sort of i mean, that's my sort of yeah, exactly. >> i mean, when you, when you take a job, you've got to abide by restrictions that by the restrictions of that workplace. and lawrence is a really kind, sensitive really smart, kind, sensitive 91w- really smart, kind, sensitive guy. it well on this guy. he

one of our presenters, laurence fox , made a comment that many people found offensive.d i suppose you want to know whether that falls into the bracket of free speech. i suppose . what's free speech. i suppose. what's your on it ? your view on it? >> it's very subjective. >> it's very subjective. >> subjective, yeah . i mean, my >> subjective, yeah. i mean, my view is very much that abuse is part of free speech. i mean, i get it every day online and from family members actually. but, but there is a difference, of course, when you're here because, you know, i'm not saying everything i want to say right now because we are ofcom regulated and it's before the watershed. it's not a threat to my free speech because i signed a contract saying i would do that. and i think that's sort of i mean, that's my sort of yeah, exactly. >> i mean, when you, when you take a job, you've got to abide by restrictions that by the restrictions of that workplace. and lawrence is a really kind, sensitive really smart, kind, sensitive 91w- really smart, kind, sensitive guy. it well on this guy. he

because we've seen laurence fox was arrested for was recently arrested for comments that the police thoughtight have been encouraged, criminal damage or encouraging criminality because they found drugs. surely no. well, surely. i surely funny thing, just i mean, surely funny thing, just stop oil. who are basically a criminal street gang to go out and commit commit crimes and block roads . so is dale. vince block roads. so is dale. vince might have got might might have been. >> that's for the good he did it for the goodies. the good side. no, no. >> well exactly. he he he's pointed out himself he thinks it's turning into a counterproductive right. which of it is. turning of course it is. it's turning people against it. people are all these people get all these people trying to get to trying to visit to work, trying to go to visit their to work, trying to go to visit the people go to them is to work, trying to go to visit thepeople go to them is and all people go to them is and paying all people go to them is and paying ridiculous amounts of all people go to them is and paying toiiculous amou

lauren laurence fox's house. anyway, going to get anyway, we're going to get into all that. i also want to all of that. and i also want to know from tonight, rishi know from you tonight, rishi sunak introduced to the sunak was introduced to the stage the at the conference stage at the at the conference today by his wife. what about that? it great teamwork or that? was it great teamwork or just bit weird ? we've just a little bit weird? we've got all to come. but before got it all to come. but before we do that, let's grab tonight's latest news headlines as. michelle >> thank you and good evening to you. well, as you've been hearing, the prime minister has confirmed the northern leg of hs2 is being scrapped . speaking hs2 is being scrapped. speaking after weeks of speculation , after weeks of speculation, rishi sunak told the conservative party conference in manchester that he's ready to make tough decisions for the country and he's defended the move, saying the money will be better spent developing projects in the north and the midlands. hs2 will still run from london. eusto

and in some breaking news, the reclaim party says laurence fox has been arrested.house was being searched by police. it's understood an arrest was made on suspicion to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras . and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website. gb news.com . website. gb news.com. >> direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . gold and silver investment. >> here's a quick snapshot of today's markets . the pound will today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2130 and ,1.1554. the price of gold is £1,505.74 per ounce. and the ftse 100 . at 7473 points. >> direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for physical investment this evening. gb news the people's . channel people's. channel >> welcome back to the live desk. so hs2 as it was, is no more. certainly that northern link from birmingham to manchester, but we have something called network north coming down the track, which includes a tram service for leeds. >> so let's find out what people there think about this. correspondent a

laurence gerlis is a gp. he told us it's wrong to.t think striking is a good look for doctors and this is terrible for patients . is terrible for patients. another three days of cancelled outpatient appointments, cancelled operations. it's not just terrible for those patients , it's frightening for everyone that we know for the next three days. there's just going to be a christmas day service in our hospitals . hospitals. >> mobile phones could reportedly be banned from classrooms in england under new plans from the education secretary. according to the daily mail, gillian keegan will tell the party conference they pose a serious challenge in terms of distract and disruptive behaviour and bullying. schools would be ordered to outlaw the use of smartphones during lessons and in breaks . it's lessons and in breaks. it's hoped that the move will make it easier for pupils to focus . easier for pupils to focus. water companies want to increase household bills by £156 a year by 2030. it's part of plans to fund upgrades and prevent 140,000 a