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aidan magee and ethnographer and academic.ery good friend of mine, a good friend of mark dolan tonight, dr. lisa mckenzie . tonight i'll be asking the punstis . tonight i'll be asking the pundits is rishi sunak right to scrap mickey mouse degrees with reports it has infiltrated every sector of the british economy ? sector of the british economy? is china the number one threat to this country ? and as royal to this country? and as royal canbbean to this country? and as royal caribbean launched the biggest cruise ship in the world, five times bigger than the titanic , times bigger than the titanic, are cruises the perfect holiday? plus your emails, especially the spicy ones. mark gbnews.com. you know, they go out unfiltered and unpasteurised . it's the unpasteurised. it's the unadulterated truth on this show. and this program has a strict and golden rule. it's my red line. this is a bullet—proof waterproof rule . we don't do waterproof rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through. joe bide

aidan magee and ethnographer and academic. very good friend of mine, a good friend of mark dolan tonight, dr. lisa mckenzie . tonight i'll be asking the punstis . tonight i'll be asking the pundits is rishi sunak right to scrap mickey mouse degrees with reports it has infiltrated every sector of the british economy ? sector of the british economy? is china the number one threat to this country ? and as royal to this country? and as royal canbbean to this country? and as royal caribbean launched the biggest cruise ship in the world, five times bigger than the titanic , times bigger than the titanic, are cruises the perfect holiday? plus your emails, especially the spicy ones. mark gbnews.com. you know, they go out unfiltered and unpasteurised . it's the unpasteurised. it's the unadulterated truth on this show. and this program has a strict and golden rule. it's my red line. this is a bullet—proof waterproof rule . we don't do waterproof rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through. joe bi

uh-huh it was the project of the stone mage she met in advance does not know where fate will throw them mars venus paris or a bunch, everything will be decided by the muslim players. bye. glory to my lord, lord have mercy. with me and yours this is a live panorama, and i will tell you the main events of friday, july 14 sergey lugovsky hello concerts performance and performances golden hits, vitebsk is buzzing with slavic bazaars. today is the start of the days of the union state. we will show a concert with the leading artists of belarus, russia, macron, nevertheless appeared in public. truth in surrounded by soldiers of military equipment and aircraft, but they still hung down and demanded to resign. france to celebrate bastille day and highly qualified training of territorial troops, the best instructors of wagner pmc are already sharing their experience. our fighters also see in the issue how slavyanka opened her own. the concert will show all the nuances of all the behind-the-scenes stories in a panorama. when all roads lead home, the mother of roman protasevich, today talked to rep

aidan magee back pages morning. aidan magee back pages is coming up. now.k pages wages war. >> this is the daily mail. >> this is the daily mail. >> premier league clubs fear for mbappe offer from saudi arabia will spark huge pay demands. the express leads with harry potter's as bayern munich send their chief executive and technical director on a mission to secure harry kane. why is that tickling you? >> harry potter's really, really easily amused, aren't you? >> very easily amused. >> very easily amused. >> and the guardian previews the final ashes test. this weekend, saying england have proven themselves this summer. >> whatever ever happens , do you >> whatever ever happens, do you think do you think? >> do you think they have hidden england's cricketers? >> yeah. yeah, i do, actually. yeah. yeah. i think after very yeah. yeah. i think after a very slow start, i mean, i think they could easily have won those first tests. it was only first 2—2 tests. it was only profligate batting, it was shoddy well. shoddy fielding as well. once they those, problems the

our meteorologist melissa magee is here with more. >>> and that's certainly the problem. it is hot and it will stay dry even as we go throughout the rest of our workweek into our weekend. the latest with the owen fire, we're looking at the current observations data. it is hot right now. we have light winds with the current temperature in at 93%. so there is a lot of topography to deal with. when you look across the region, we're knocked down into the lower teens, as well as the high desert. 19% there in van nuys. we have better concern across areas in our coastal community. but low humidity will be a big concern and fire danger will remain high. temperatures are hot this afternoon. 0 in victorville and ontario and 101 in riverside for this hour. so the heat advisories stay up. they are posted in orange. then you have the excessive heat warning posted in pink. these will not expire until 8:00 p.m. on friday. we're at 5 to 10 degrees above average. we will take a closer look at what we can expect for the weekend. i will send it back over your way. >> thank you. >>> meantime

disney collector joel magee says he is a toy scout who grew up on disney and started collecting thesetting the world largest private disney collection of posters, cars and other memorabilia up for auction. the sale starts on july 17th and what would be disneyland? 68 birthday. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5, but we have a whole lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6 can way will be joining me shortly for that, right. joining you mention there's a long list of disney fans who want to get in on you know, and yet just >> hope that they're not all has a bad idea somebody, you know very well. all right. coming up at 6 o'clock, i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 next. we're counting down to 4th of july in san francisco's big fireworks show. >> we're live in the city is see how the preparations are going and why you shouldn't try to build your own fireworks show at home. plus, more fallout over the end of this year's supreme court term. and it's sweeping rulings how the white house and democrats say they're still fighting for student loan borrowers. keep it here. the news at 6 with mean >> from the

melissa magee has more at 5:00. >>> also coming up at 5:00, captured in mexico to answer for crimes here in california. our breaking news coverage continues on the man arrested for a series of violent assaults in l.a. >> some theater chains reported extra screening times because the demand was so high. monday "barbie" added another $26 million to its ticket sales and that marked the most successful monin warne brosstory. lookver the bay on this wednesday afternoon. pretty. cloudy there. from our tower cver those clouds. >> if barbie is having, her blowout party this afternoon and some parts of the bay area she may need an umbrella. some places 5 to 13 degrees cooler over there in novato in the north bay. you showed that beautiful camera seeing the fog rolling into parts of san francisco. if you are going to the giants afternoon,e a fun time, but of course i know how to dress for oracle park. temperaturn the 60s wind gusts coulde anywhere from abo 20 to 25es an hour. game over and you exiting thedium. it wil a good time. also down here in the south bay for the fir day of the santa clara f

in late last yean boris aidan magee in late last year, where he said, oh, isn't this great?e got tick up. we've now got everything high everything i wanted up high productivity, high skill economy. now in reality, that was i think the was just inflation. i think the reality of what you're going to get you off immigrants is get if you cut off immigrants is just inflation short just more inflation in the short term, may be a you're term, which may be a cost you're willing to pay. you know, there's absolute right or there's no absolute right or wrong answer about number of wrong answer about the number of immigrants but immigrants in this respect, but there offs that need immigrants in this respect, but th> currently getting. >> what we're currently getting. so was so the figures, everyone was very week very pleased with last week showing uk economy had showing that the uk economy had grown faster than germany and france since 2010. but france and so on since 2010. but when gdp p

in late last yean boris aidan magee in late last year, where he said, oh, isn't this great?ick up. we've now got everything i wanted up high productivity, high skill economy. now in reality, that was the was just inflation. i think the reality to reality of what you're going to get if you cut off immigrants is just more inflation short just more inflation in the short term, you're term, which may be a cost you're willing you know, willing to pay. you know, there's absolute right or there's no absolute right or wrong answer about the of wrong answer about the number of immigrants respect, but wrong answer about the number of immigare ts respect, but wrong answer about the number of immigare trade respect, but wrong answer about the number of immigare trade offs'espect, but wrong answer about the number of immigare trade offs thatct, but wrong answer about the number of immigare trade offs that needit there are trade offs that need to considered. there are trade offs that need to conwe're d. there are trade offs that need to conwe're currently getting. >> what we're currently

aidan magee heard it here first on 15. >> what? >> what? >> yeah, you still >> what? on thethis? and philip, you on this? >> philip, how would you got to be? >> well, you definitely not 50 like i was a 6 to 4 like you. i was a 6 to 4 favourite, but i've. >> i've rolled myself out. >> i've rolled myself out. >> oh, yes. >> oh, yes. >> and what about mark labbett. what he. what was he. >> yeah, i think he was. >> yeah. yeah, i think he was. >> yeah. yeah, i think he was. >> shorter price than >> he was shorter price than aiden won't come as aiden which won't come as a great surprise. >> no, no. what about bond girls? have that bond? >> we'll do bond girls betting next week . next week. >> if that's if you want to quality, you're wanting fairness. >> you heard it here first. >> you heard it here first. >> damson idris is going to be the next james bond. you heard it palmer. it from hayley palmer. >> believe >> well, look, i can't believe it, but all we've got it, but that's all we've got time today. time for today. >> tell you, we've go. >> tell you, we've got to go. >>

oh aidan magee of the week . . oh aidan magee of the week.ed you said runs away because it's easy. say don't go anywhere as coming up we've got gb news presenter patrick christys talking about male suicide . >> you're listening to gb news radio . kwarteng radio. kwarteng >> welcome back. >> welcome back. >> i'm joined by the man himself, plastic christie's. christie's. is that right? christie's >> he's right. that's right. >> he's right. that's right. >> i'm going to reserve this table because this is going to be a cracking few minutes. is it, patrick? no serious point. male suicide. yeah. something i've on for. i've been working on for. for quite while just before quite a while now. just before christmas. friend graham christmas. my good friend graham link son, sean his link lost his son, sean at his age 30. he just went home and took his own life. nobody saw it coming. his parents, people in the pub that he drinks with, nobody at work, he just took it. we know why he's we still don't know why he's done it's the biggest done it and it's the

ma mage likely gop voters, he's number one. he has 46%.omehow, they have the message. >> there's a lot of voters who don't know tim scott. to know tim scott is to love tim scott if you're republican. he will be a great boone. >> look at this, donald trump melts away. tim scott and chris sununu on the ticket. we could run laps around joe biden. >> first debate coming up soon. certain of the candidates are more impressive in a debate format. in terms of people entertaining in debate form. we fight see them having a bump in the numbers. >> thank you for the analysis. >>> an american soldier was on a tour of the dmz in south korea when he sprinted into north korea. i'll speak to the woman on the tour who watched him do it. past the pain, and past your limits. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze so many hotels. ah! ah! ah! trouble booking the family vacay? come on. comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam. they have waffles! and splendid pools. cannonball! book direct at choicehotels.com. bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here.

still occurring but it's hard to tell if that is a directive from the school versus teachers that magesneed additional diversity and equity training. [inaudible] >> there's a lot of folks who were even in the audience and are contributing to educating the on just their own children. i think that is definitely a part of the work that us, those of us who are parents, i don't think, well, i know i won't be able to sit by if something untrue or inappropriate comes home with my child. yeah, i think that is definitely going to be a considerable part of a our work moving forward. yeah, thank you. >> so this answers a little bit of my question. i with an organization, virginia tribal educational program. it's an organization of the federal -- [inaudible] we are actually working to enhance and connect the history of virginia native americans -- [inaudible] so we are in the early stages of our grant, so we have great opportunities of their, and i would love to stay connected with our board. i think you would be a fabulous person. >> thank you. i would love to. and thank you for answering that tex

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i the legend aidan magee aiden.rtainly andy murray doesn't. the fans are saying if they let him play on till the actual curfew , he'd on till the actual curfew, he'd have win it. >> he mean, look , one >> he was i mean, look, one thing was that when thing i would say was that when the referee out the tournament referee came out at was ten, 28, he at i think it was ten, 28, he did consult with both players and to and they both agreed to leave the there's the court. however, there's no doubt that that decision, whether it was a tripartite agreement between the referee and two players, irrespective of that , it cost andy murray the that, it cost andy murray the match. feel because he in match. i feel because he was in the ascendancy, he was two sets to one yes he'd had few to one up. yes he'd had a few problems joints . to one up. yes he'd had a few problems joints. he's problems with his joints. he's got metal hip. don't forget, got a metal hip. don't forget, he's the tennis he's ostensibly the tennis version man. he'

reacting to the killing of 86 year-old man during a shooting spree by another man riding a scooter magee hickey has the story. >> feels like you're in a movie or a dream. you know, just drive by and somebody like that. out of nowhere. old man, the family and friends of 86 year-old ha mode. sidy gathered in prayer at a memorial service at a wa a restaurant in the bronx. >> they remembered a pillar in the yemeni community who came to this country in the 1960's and who was always ready to help others. they want justice for society who was randomly shot by a man on a scooter on jamaica avenue after side. he was leaving his mosque. >> it was a half hour of horror. the shooting spree that spanned 2 boroughs killing sidy and injuring 3 others. if your intention was to target somebody important. >> sure. as did it. kuz. pack 202 people. >> the man police say was responsible. 25 year-old thomas abreu had a strange smirk on his face as he was slapped with murder and attempted murder charges who just want justice. that's main thing at the spot where sidy collapsed on jamaica avenue. family members

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that comes as the department of veterans affairs and sanford medicine mage and announcement friday toage of the pack act and other opportunities to further cancer care and research. >> opportunities such as the development of a cancer center for providing patient care and associated research facilities. zach: v.a. palo alto already has more than 1000 trainees from stanford that rotate and see patients on the campus. >> it is logical that we want to provide state-of-the-art cancer care to veterans. zach: the work is focused on veterans. officials are optimistic the help will have a further reach. >> we think this will benefit the society on a whole because the discoveries and the research that will come out of this collaboration. zach: plans have to jump legislative hurdles but officials are acting with urgency. >> we will be exploring the next steps in the coming weeks and stay tuned. zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. gloria: still to come, built off resilience. inside the new housing complex for seniors who lost their homes to the 2017 tubs fire in santa rosa built on the same site. th

family had a small farm and i grew up on a german christmas tree that working downtown at the local magee restaurant. and and then i went to west point and ultimately went on and served in the 82nd airborne division. i came back, went to graduate school, and then and then went back to pennsylvania and ran a company in pittsburgh that became a big tech success story and hired about 600 people in pittsburgh and then went and served in the government for president. george w bush, in the white house, in the national security council, and then as undersecretary of treasury, and then went and ran bridgewater, which is one of the biggest investment firms in the world. so when i step back and think about growing up in rural pennsylvania, i never imagined that i'd have the kind of career that i've had. and as someone who has been so blessed, i felt like i might have an opportunity to give back by both writing this book, but also running for the senate. as you mentioned, you did run for senate in pennsylvania in 2000 at 22 as a republican, very narrowly lost the republican primary to mehmet oz by a

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aidan magee will have all the latest sport . sport. >> good morning. the tottenham hotspur owner, joe lewis has appeared in a new york court accused of insider trading. meanwhile, england's cricketers prepare themselves for the fifth ashes test at the oval this morning . oval this morning. >> and a new met office report is warning that the record temperatures we experienced in this country last year will become typical in 40 years. >> i wouldn't mind that actually. the heatwave that we had last year, not happening this year, though. we'll bring you all of the details and today's forecast as well. >> good morning. it's a grey, murky start out there most murky start out there for most of any of us. see some of us or any of us. see some sunshine find out sunshine today. find out a little later . little later. >> hello there. good morning to you. wherever you're watching or listening from leading the news, natwest is facing an investigation by the information commissioner's office into whether it broke data protection laws. as the fallout from the farage t

we'll be getting all latest sport getting all the latest sport with all the with aidan magee and allbiz with the lovely hayley palmer . and showbiz with the lovely hayley palmer. and of course , we want palmer. and of course, we want to hear your views on all of these subjects. >> so please, separate bedrooms, the way forward for married couples . couples. >> let know. >> let us know. >> let us know. >> email us on gbviews@gbnews.com. but before all of that , it's the news with all of that, it's the news with aman . good morning to you. aman. good morning to you. >> it's a minute past 11. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom councils in england and wales are calling for disposable vapes to be banned in the uk next year . the local government next year. the local government association says the 1.3 million vapes discarded every week are a litter, blight and a fire hazard which caused environmental damage due to the difficulty recycling them . they're also recycling them. they're also concerned about how addictive vapes are to the soaring number of young people them. the of young peo

>> and of course, we will have all the latest sports and showbiz with the wonderful aidan magee and they palmer. all of that to come . and of course, we that to come. and of course, we want to hear what your views are on all of those subjects. so email us, please, gbviews@gbnews.com. but before all of that, we're going to the news with rory . news with rory. >> thank you very much. phil us president joe biden has defended his decision to send controversial cluster bombs to ukraine. they're banned by more than 100 countries and can pose a danger for decades after a conflict ends due to unexploded ordnance . president biden says ordnance. president biden says the decision was difficult and was prompted by ukraine running out of ammunition in what human rights groups have criticised the move. defence editor of the evening standard, robert fox , evening standard, robert fox, told gb news the decision is an indication of how the country is faring in the war against russia i >> -- >> they're running out of artillery, ammunition and that's what they've got . the americans what they've got. the

now joining us now for the latest news from the worlds of sport and showbiz are the wonderful aidan mageeo, i know, i know. know. >> no, i know, i know. i know. but it was being but i felt. i felt it was being harsh. let's start harsh. yeah. so let's start with the cricket. england going the cricket. are england going to the rain going to win or is the rain going to winlisten, i've got very >> listen, i've got very reliable weather app. they're telling me there's a 90% chance of rain in manchester. that's been we've not been borne out so far. we've not had play. we were due to had any play. we were due to start some start at 11:00. there's some possibility of some play by 4 pm. other than that, it's p.m. other than that, it's probably going to be decided by the duckworth—lewis method. that's to do with that's nothing to do with pigeons, way. that's pigeons, by the way. that's to do to with batting do with to do with the batting average. on the average. and it's based on the average. and it's based on the average think a team might average they think a team might get they average it out ge

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yes, i got a mage, yuro, and how are your musicians?h a beautiful music stunned and you know what was the first restaurant in moscow where live music sounded, and i'm quite right gypsy, including the legendary yard restaurant. let's watch our special story about it. with veterok, all the moscow nobility came here, the restaurant opened its doors back in 1826. it was a time of fashion for the whole western, so the opening of the first french restaurant became a real sensation. newspaper headlines screamed about the luxurious interior of gourmet cuisine and fabulous prices french delicacies were affordable only for metropolitan bohemia, merchants, officials, theater-goers and poets became regulars of the restaurant, and alexander pushkin even glorified yar in his poems and always enjoyed the musical program , about which all moscow spoke. on the stage, yar was often sung, swedish hungarian russian choirs, but the gypsies gave a special flavor to the institution at that time it was possible to listen to the original singing of the novel on

aidan magee is here. good morning . good morning. >> morning.ve you got for us? >> what have you got for us? >> lionel messi, remember him winning with winning the world cup with argentina spectacularly in argentina spectacularly back in december in qatar. he's he's an ambassador for visit saudi as well. well, he's turned up at miami yesterday with inter miami officially. we knew it was going to happen. he's linking up with david beckham, of course, on a deal that runs until 2025, 36 years old, seven time ballon d'or winner for champions league winners, is 36. he is. he's been around well, he started in i first remember seeing him back in see a picture of in 2006. we can see a picture of him just there, just just in 2006. we can see a picture of him justup ere, just just in 2006. we can see a picture of him justup on, just just in 2006. we can see a picture of him justup on ourt just in 2006. we can see a picture of him justup on our screen of him flashed up on our screen of him yesterday. he was walking around the supermarket unchallenged yeste

aidan magee. he's probably not. aidan magee. he's got all the details . it's 626. morning to you.still to come for you today, off the back of her song and steven's favourite padampur dam. >> it's been the song of the summer. kylie minogue is kicking off a las vegas residency, but can she make it in america? we're going to find out at 645 and at 720 is mps pile the pressure on rishi sunak to fight back against the war on cars . back against the war on cars. >> we'll ask should he delay the ban on petrol and diesel cars? so send us your thoughts. vaiews@gbnews.uk m lots of you doing so . i was just wanting to doing so. i was just wanting to rattle through that because as sean says , stephen, you are so sean says, stephen, you are so wrong about used car values. by 2030, most people will stick with used petrol and diesel cars indefinitely , with no new ones indefinitely, with no new ones being sold. the old ones will be cherished and maintained indefinitely, pushing prices through the roof . interesting through the roof. interesting might be right, but the problem is , of course goin

thank-aidan magee is- very much indeed for your time. thank-aidan magee is here. thank you.the game, was it? certainly not. : not. but the mcc have moved quickly. they've suspended three members pending an investigation. we don't investigation. yeah we don't like it. mean, somebody investigation. yeah we don't like to it. mean, somebody investigation. yeah we don't like to iwouldtan, somebody investigation. yeah we don't like to iwouldtarbeomebody investigation. yeah we don't like to iwouldtarbe betterdy said to me, would it be better just have silence the just to have silence as the players stairs ? and players went up the stairs? and i what khawaja gave some i think what khawaja gave some gave some mouth back as well to one members that seemed one of the members that seemed to to rile them to that seemed to rile them a little bit more. but look, i mean, that's is it because mean, that's is it is it because it's the aussies? yeah, possibly. they possibly. but then they the treatment happens as treatment happens in reverse as well go well whenever england go sledging so ther

shewhhz— broadcaster aidan magee and showbiz-hayley- broadcaster aidan magee and showbiz hayley palmer oh, goodness me. from bad he—hewhhwe.— match. oh, goodness me. from bad he—hewhhwe. w— match. oh, goodness me. from bad to terrible. i feel. to worse, it's terrible. i feel. i feel awful thinking about it, but bazball so this is but yeah. bazball so this is about. i was talking to anne diamond this early she diamond about this early on. she said, which said, what's bazball? which seems me just whacking seems to me like just whacking the the court as the ball out of the court as quickly not. so the court quickly as or not. so the court the pitch as soon as you can. and i said, well, yeah, that's pretty much it. now, geoff boycott it this boycott described it this morning without morning as batting without brains. somebody else called it kamikaze not kamikaze cricket. it's not working been working for working. it's been working for england, for the england, going up for the previous of his 13 tests. previous three of his 13 tests. england won 11 of them. brilliant preparation into brill

this was part of the discussion in nato, by the way, skuchins and mage, and we now have a clear commitmenttrial production so that we can supply the necessary weapons and ammunition. so what i think we're starting on is basically because other nato countries might be running out. yes, our stocks are limited. i think that's what he meant to say our supplies are limited. we have no artillery units left. we gave them all to ukraine but not all. i want to spend analogy. i hope our viewers understand. now i’m right, we are as an organ donor who gives his life for the necessary organs for the military purposes of ukraine, which have been put to good use, but now we need to grow these organs again well, the humiliation of zelensky continues. moreover, even his own subordinates are already doing this. the ambassador of ukraine in london said today that zelensky’s answer to the head of the british ministry of defense wallace was unhealthy inadequate sarcasm. well, that is, zelensky is now a failure. look at the mockery and the british the telegram newspaper, after sweets for the bouquet period, zel

yeah aidan magee is here yeah and aidan magee is here with your sports this with all your sports newsood to see you. >> good to see you. >>— >> good to see you. >> we better see what's happening with the world cup because the lioness in because the lioness is back in action today. 930 our time. >> a little bit of pressure on them, actually. some interesting stats them. just stats around them. they just can't goals them. and can't score goals for them. and they last week. but they scored one last week. but this side was scoring this is a side who was scoring goals this time last goals regularly this time last yeah goals regularly this time last year. they've lost some key year. yes, they've lost some key players. the captain, leah williamson, with williamson, is out with a knee injury. kirby mead injury. fran kirby beth mead also ellen white is also missing. ellen white is another and so it's not the another one. and so it's not the same year. but same side as last year. but listen to this right? they've played the last four in the played in the last four in the last games. they've pla

. >> but don't talk aidan magee. >> but don't talk aidan magee. >> yeah, they don't talk each >> yeahound to my teenagers who come round to my house see my kids and they'll house to see my kids and they'll all be sat in the lounge or looking at the phone like they talk their talk to each other on their phonesin talk to each other on their phones in the same room and communicate. >> they text other. they >> they text each other. they do. do. do. sisters do. >> go in and confisca all the >> i go in and confisca all the phones. i'm incredibly unpopular and they don't know what do. and they don't know what to do. and minutes later they and then two minutes later they start to each other. start talking to each other. yeah they're doing yeah because they're not doing so. it's strange, don't you? >> family the >> you see a whole family on the phone? than talking phone? yeah. rather than talking to other or playing, i spy to each other or playing, i spy or yeah. yeah. it's or reading. yeah. yeah. it's really sad. good old fashioned. >> spy, bring it back and >> i'd spy, bring it back and went

i mage can explain. where is this miracle from? tell me interesting.n, uh, the ukrainian wounded are seriously wounded. uh, military personnel who get injured they just disappear, i mean, their uh. first, they are given the first necessary aid, stabilizes the state at the front and sent. e. to kharkov c. kharkov, military hospital. uh, when relatives try to find their loved ones, then uh , the standard response from this military hospital is that they simply didn't come. then, when i began to understand, it turns out there is a significant difference with the numbers that are on the ground. well, directly inherited units and already higher. eh, let's say. uh, well, organs that transmit information upstairs. so this miracle is very easy to explain, not just do not fix those losses and just even uh. well. i am writing down from these servicemen, where they are going at the moment is simply unknown, i see. here they are. yes, the origins of this very miracle are in the prime of its design. here you will issue wrong, this is not a miracle, but t- monstrous

we forgot aidan magee is here. we forgot to mention djokovic yesterday . he's he's been as slam wawrinka. he's he's been as slam wawrinka because he only performed in the grand slam. he didn't play much in between, but he impeccable record of he had an impeccable record of getting and getting to every final and winning. and djokovic was the victim of those. and it victim in two of those. and it was a bit of a sore point for djokovic because was regarded djokovic because he was regarded as of a nemesis and he was as a bit of a nemesis and he was the player that djokovic the only player that djokovic had never beaten in a grand slam. last slam. but it happened last night in three sets as wawrinka looking every the player he looking every inch the player he was, though even was, even though the fact even though was 38, he said before though he was 38, he said before the match no hope of the match he had no hope of beating djokovic. he turned out to quite, correct. so to be quite, quite correct. so that djokovic safely that was djokovic safely through. look, l

. >> we're going to have all the sports news with aidan magee.s rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the metalfest with the gb news forecast . a damp and breezy news forecast. a damp and breezy start for many of us feeling cool under the wind and cool today under the wind and rain. but northern scotland is the place to be. if you fancy sunny skies. it is a bright start here, a cool start. but actually those sunny spells in the north and northwest of scotland into the scotland continuing into the afternoon. for afternoon. 1 or 2 showers for parts aberdeenshire, parts of aberdeenshire, caithness, well caithness, sutherland, as well as shetland and orkney. drier as shetland and orkney. a drier start for southeast england. not much rain moving in here, actually. light rain on and actually. just light rain on and off. by the afternoon . off. by the afternoon. elsewhere, spells of rain elsewhere, it is spells of rain , a strengthening breeze, es

i'm checking his aidan magee with the red . no, aidan magee with the red. no, no.ve been talking about this for about 11 or 12 days. i've never known a situation like this before where a transfer was confirmed. that confirmed. we know that it's going 11, days ago. going to happen 11, 12 days ago. but are finally but west ham are finally announced that declan announced today that declan rice, their talisman, their captain, 24 year old superstar , captain, 24 year old superstar, has left the club . i haven't has left the club. i haven't mentioned the fee, but we know it'll be around about £105 million plus a few add ons. but interestingly not interestingly, they've not actually where he's going. actually said where he's going. so understanding is that actually said where he's going. so lare rstanding is that actually said where he's going. so lare goinging is that actually said where he's going. so lare going t0| is that actually said where he's going. so lare going to announce it arsenal are going to announce it this afternoon at that this afternoon at 1:00 that the

it's aidan magee ivan here from the met office with the gb news forecast, rain or showers for some of to the we've got low pressure to the west the uk drawing up this west of the uk drawing up this hotter from the near hotter air from the near continent and temperatures really higher in really significant higher in places compared with july so far. but we have got some rain to talk about. first of all, scotland and northern ireland seeing those of rain seeing those outbreaks of rain turn more showers by the turn more to showers by the afternoon and those showers will be in places particularly be heavy in places particularly western and northern western scotland and northern ireland, but also the odd rumble of thunder. and for england and wales, sunnier skies with rising temperatures mid to high 20s widely, perhaps even 30 celsius towards the south—east any cloud and showers in the north, though, clears away during the evening and then clear spells for many for a time with this southerly breeze drawing up warm air. so a muggy night to come. however, towards the southwest, we've got an

aidan magee gb views on gb news dot com.nt to hear from you, but let's find out a little bit more about migrant barge more about this migrant barge that's way to portland. that's on its way to portland. the stockholm will house the bibby stockholm will house 500 men. they are first. asylum seekers are expected to board the barge later this month and it's reported to be costing more than £20,000 a day just to hire. and berth the bibby stockholm . and berth the bibby stockholm. it's been renovated in falmouth and its arrival in portland is a month behind schedule , which month behind schedule, which actually given to . it's not that actually given to. it's not that bad, is it? and dorset council has been given £2 million to meet the cost of providing services for the bibby stockholm. they've called them residents. but yeah . anyway, residents. but yeah. anyway, let's cross now to portland and speak to gb news home security editor mark white, is editor mark white, who is awaiting its arrival eagerly. mark okay, now look, is thi

so aidan magee, thank you for your input as ever. wouldn't be amazing as ever.ain, was a consequence of the pandemic. and if does have any if anybody does have any savings, then again, they need to work hard to make sure they're getting the best return on that they can because there's still lots of money dwindling away in low paying accounts or current accounts earning nothing. yeah, it sounds exactly like nothing. yeah, it sounds exactly ttte ny— nothing. yeah, it sounds exactly like my personal— g yeah, it sounds exactly like my personal finances there. twtw— like my personal finances there. tww eeene— like my personal finances there. kyiv some interesting data which i kyiv some interesting data which ttntnt— kyiv some interesting data which ttntnt te— kyiv some interesting data which i think is concerning is that et— i think is concerning is that et tne— i think is concerning is that some of the most impoverished eeetene—tettne- some of the most impoverished regions _taking oni regions are the ones taking on the regions are the ones taking on tne-tebt. — regi

. >> because as aidan magee is here and he's always like , oh, here and he's always like, oh, my hairied that the. yes. all right. >> right. >> all right. >> all right. >> it's too early for that. >> it's too early for that. >> sorry, kyrees . >> sorry, kyrees. >> sorry, kyrees. >> i do apologise. let's go to a break. >> sorry for eating your weetabix right now. >> worried. i was worried >> i was worried. i was worried the hurt. it the clippers would hurt. it >> all right? yeah >> hurt it all right? yeah that's all my neck now. go on, cricket. yeah >> look, we didn't expect to see any play yesterday. i mean, we didn't we'd see any play didn't think we'd see any play at only prospect at all. the only prospect we thought be at 4:00, thought would maybe be at 4:00, but an hour and a but we saw some an hour and a quarter earlier than that. at 1:45, we got 30 overs. england did all right. removed did all right. they removed marnus who's always marnus labuschagne who's always a anyway. a problem or usually anyway. i mean, he got to 100 yesterday so or 113 i think it was and that was a probl

>> well, joined by aidan >> well, we're joined by aidan magee and former referee janie frampton, who, let's kick off with you. should we, please? because kick off you're being quite controversial, i think. >> no, it's not controversial at all. the reason female players don't get paid what the men get paid is because the market won't won't allow it . you know, just won't allow it. you know, just because . kat slater. well, no , because. kat slater. well, no, you can't just because you can't say kat slater can get the same amount of money in pay as julie andrews just because they're both both actors, you know, it's not simple as most not as simple as that. most football within the usl football teams within the usl surviving as part of the premier league club and i'm not sure they would survive on their own. and my fear for women's football is at the moment we're building from top when we should from the top down when we should be from bottom up. be building from the bottom up. if the attendances, if you look at the attendances, for example, last summer for the euros, very, very euros,

. >> aidan magee has joined us. he'll have a view. >> yeah, i do dine alone 2 or 3 times a week.in your job you get sent places. yeah, i do. and yeah, absolutely. i i've the absolutely. i mean, i've the person who messaged in minute absolutely. i mean, i've the persdining» messaged in minute absolutely. i mean, i've the persdining allessaged in minute absolutely. i mean, i've the persdining all over ed in minute absolutely. i mean, i've the persdining all over then minute absolutely. i mean, i've the persdining all over the world.1ute ago dining all over the world. i've i was i remember i've dined in. i was i remember being restaurant in south being in a restaurant in south africa my own. kelly walks in africa on my own. kelly walks in with his with his entourage. yeah, that was a bit of a strange experience. but it's funny. wouldn't go on holiday funny. i wouldn't go on holiday on though. know people on my own, though. i know people who yes. they it, who do. yes. and they love it, but just can't. i i might do but i just can't. i i might do it some stage, but i like it at some st

i'm not going to brbve—rer- drive around looking for a mage— drive around looking for a enarger rer— is so much emnbe— chosen because there is so much ethnic diversity— chosen because there is so much ethnic diversity he's ethnic diversity in london. he's a bangbabeenb— ethnic diversity in london. he's a bangladeshi born boy, lived in a bangladeshi born boy, lived in a-nur— a bangladeshi born boy, lived in a-nur. — a bangladeshi born boy, lived in a-hut . apparently- a bangladeshi born boy, lived in a-hut . apparently he- a bangladeshi born boy, lived in a hut . 3 a mud hut. apparently he did. with a a mud hut. apparently he did. vvbrn a bn— a mud hut. apparently he did. with a tin roof.— a mud hut. apparently he did. with a tin roof. yeah - a mud hut. apparently he did. with a tin roof. yeah and- a mud hut. ' r: r: with a tin roof. yeah ' “r: with a tin roof. yeah and he's a kc. — with a tin roof. yeah and he's a kc. -be- with a tin roof. yeah and he's now a kc. he certainly now a kc. certainly he certainly a story of social a success story of social mobility. doubt about mobility.

and i think we're going to be heading for a— think we're going to be heading for a mage— think we'reorced on pylons that could be forced on us. british public, to reach us. the british public, to reach this ridiculous net zero target. let's you've been let's see what you've been saying. net is saying. mikey says net zero is an expensive scam. i'm with you there, the way. there, mikey. all the way. graham says zero is for the graham says net zero is for the poon graham says net zero is for the poor. net zero is zero for the poon poor. net zero is zero for the poor. it'sjust poor. net zero is zero for the poor. it's just zero in your bank account. by the bank account. frankly, by the end mary says, would end of it, mary says, would i want pilot my backyard? want a pilot in my backyard? i would just like a backyard. i would just like a backyard. i would rather a pylon than some of my antisocial neighbours . of my antisocial neighbours. well, you know, it'll be electric flying if you do get one. i think they're terrible. the dangerous and i think there are problems with them in themselve

ibs a mage— just banned from the roads? it's a charge. so— just banned from the roads?you so much for baibing be— business. thank you so much for baibing be us— business. thank you so much for talking to us. okay. if" talking to us. okay. so declan, absen— talking to us. okay. so declan, alison are a small business owner. they also have a hobby of collecting classic cars and they're going to be hammered by all of this. your views very, very welcome. gb views to gb news .com. let's bring you up to date with what else is happening newswise this tuesday newswise on this tuesday morning. the home secretary is to hold talks with senior sporting and police leaders over protecting sporting from protecting sporting events from disruptive protests. ministers, minisbees— disruptive protests. ministers, ministers fear— disruptive protests. ministers, ministers fear the _ e: ministers, ministers fear the so—called gueeeiiia— ministers fear the so—called guerrilla protests that biseubbeb— guerrilla protests that disrupted ashes will disrupted the ashes will eenbinue— disrupted the a