mark spencer, food, fisheries and i mark spencer, food, fisheries and farming minister, got it at himnterviews today giving not much away, talking about big strategic decisions he wants to take. the big question now is does he start to take them tomorrow? abs, question now is does he start to take them tomorrow?— question now is does he start to take them tomorrow? a busy 24-hour is for rishi sunak _ take them tomorrow? a busy 24-hour is for rishi sunak and _ take them tomorrow? a busy 24-hour is for rishi sunak and you, _ take them tomorrow? a busy 24-hour is for rishi sunak and you, thank- is for rishi sunak and you, thank you very much. including when the uk went into lockdown, measures were taken when testing stopped, on key decisions and the decisions that are going to be looked into and the decisions already that the scientific consensus would suggest had the uk lockdown for example a week or two weeks earlier tens of thousands of people could have lived and it pains me to see if possibly my grandma and many others. it is really important these decisions are scrutinised in a gre

the following day, sir patrick wrote that the then conservative chief whip mark spencer said, "i think according to sir patrick, allegedly responding: "a lot of my backbenchers think that and, i must say, i agree with them." one of the then—prime minister's closest aides, dominic cummings, told the inquiry that the government had been totally dysfunctional. 0ur political editor chris mason was watching. casually dressed, controversial, and not exactly shy when it comes to slagging off other people and institutions. how's your eyesight, mr cummings? oh, and you probably remember dominic cummings for driving 260 miles during lockdown and visiting barnard castle in county durham to test his eyesight. i swear by almighty god that the evidence i shall give shall be the truth... mr cummings comes across in public as mild—mannered. he was rather less than that in his private written observations about people he worked alongside. you called ministers useless bleep, morons, bleep, in emails and whatsapps to your professional colleagues. my appalling language is obviously my own, but myjudgment

he's the minister food, >> that's mark spencer. he's the minister and food, >> that's mark spencer.> that's mark spencer. he's the minister and fisheries with good farming and fisheries with good news. first time in two news. for the first time in two years, prices fell last years, food prices fell last month. to come, kemi month. still to come, kemi badenoch of badenoch says opponents of brexit relentlessly trying brexit are relentlessly trying to we're to talk down our country. we're going to be joined by a passionate remainer the passionate remainer in the labour party, of course. here's the . aaron the news with. aaron >> it is 1032. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. businesses are demanding immediate clarity as confusion, confusion continues over the future of the northern leg of hs2 . there's growing speculation hs2. there's growing speculation the government is planning to scrap the birmingham to manchester leg because of soaring costs . but the prime soaring costs. but the prime minister insists the decision is yet to be made. rishi sunak is expected to make an announc

and from a marks and spencer's.and while we don't advocate acts of civil disobedience here on state of the nation, and we also don't tend to praise the french too often an heroic french nun has seemingly taken matters into her own hands in tackling an eco protester who was trying to stop the building of a new chapel. all of this comes on top of a lunatic suggestion from the national infrastructure commission we to commission that we ought to aboush commission that we ought to abolish entire domestic abolish our entire domestic gas grid. nation starts grid. state of the nation starts now . now. i'll be joined by a pugnacious panel this evening, the former editor of the sun. you know him well, kelvin mackenzie. and the author and academic lisa mckenzie. are not mckenzie. i'm told they are not related . as always, i want to related. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part programme. email me part of the programme. email me mail. news. but now mail. margaret gb news. but now it's for of the it's time for

and from a marks and spencer's.and while we don't advocate acts of civil disobedience here on state of the nation, and we also don't tend to praise the french too often an heroic french nun has seemingly taken matters into her own hands in tackling an eco protester who was trying to stop the building of a new chapel. all of this comes on top of a lunatic suggestion from the national infrastructure commission we to commission that we ought to aboush commission that we ought to abolish entire domestic abolish our entire domestic gas grid. nation starts grid. state of the nation starts now . now. i'll be joined by a pugnacious panel this evening, the former editor of the sun. you know him well, kelvin mackenzie. and the author and academic lisa mckenzie. are not mckenzie. i'm told they are not related . as always, i want to related. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part programme. email me part of the programme. email me mail. news. but now mail. margaret gb news. but now it's for of the it's time for

and i see there have been protesters outside marks and spencer's, too, because marks and spencer wase matter with these people? >> know it's vicious and >> well, i know it's vicious and horrible >> well, i know it's vicious and hor it'sa >> well, i know it's vicious and hor it's gone and >> well, i know it's vicious and horit's gone and it's counterproductive. >> it's cruel towards the mice as well. >> yeah. yeah it is. that's the other point. >> mean, i protect >> yeah. i mean, i protect people's right to protest, but that just too far in my opinion. >> and yeah, the cruelty to the mice. you dyed them? mice. why have you dyed them? that's awful. that's what awful. >> yeah. because they all died. different colours. >> it's wrong different colours. >> every it's wrong different colours. >> every level, it's wrong different colours. >> every level, isn't it's wrong different colours. >> every level, isn't it? s wrong on every level, isn't it? >> it's like you said, we should. we all have right to should. we all have the right to protest that peacefully and non aggressively. doing aggre

and that's why i brought in the former chief executive of marks & spencer to scrutinise our department'sion, liz was opportunities to get more resource from the back room to the front line. when i was appointed i put an immediate recruitment freeze in place which reduce department head count by a six. and that's more money on the front line in the back office? applause. to deliver the long—term change the nhs needs, we need a relentless focus on patient outcomes which means prioritising front line resources. it does not mean spending huge sums of taxpayer money on diversity consultants, or hiring bloated internal —— bloated diversity and inclusion teams and it doesn't mean ignoring patient voices, especially women's voices when it comes to the importance of biological sex in health care. if we do not get this right now, the long—term consequences could be very serious for the protection of women and future generations and, conference and we know what a woman is and i know the vast majority of nhs staff and patients do as well. and that's why audit the reversible changes to the website th

suspected burglar to court after £500 of sirloin steak and 20 bottles of prosecco were taken from a marks and spencer'sand spencer's. and while we don't advocate acts of civil disobedience here on state

and from a marks and spencer's.advocate acts of civil disobedience here on state of the nation, and we also don't tend to praise the french too often an heroic french nun has seemingly taken matters into her own hands in tackling an eco protester who was trying to stop the building of a new chapel. all of this comes on top of a lunatic suggestion from the national infrastructure commission we to commission that we ought to aboush commission that we ought to abolish entire domestic abolish our entire domestic gas grid. nation starts grid. state of the nation starts now . now. i'll be joined by a pugnacious panel this evening, the former editor of the sun. you know him well, kelvin mackenzie. and the author and academic lisa mckenzie. are not mckenzie. i'm told they are not related . as always, i want to related. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part

the companies we find most often in the way stream are and they does h and them, and golden marks and spencer and next. so actually she end doesn't even register on the top like 100 companies that we find in the waste stream. and the companies that we find most are not answering our messages are not responding. never ending stream of plastic and synthetic 5 is the decompose along the way. priscilla done so on how to email here, taking more to samples for rick, it's charity. so when we gather some for them to take them to the lab, that is when you do the one day class and then what is the microscope and then comp tight and then we do the accounts and then be able to estimate the number of micro plastic or microfiber polluted water and the garbage done went, birds and cows feed. there's no free waste disposal here. often rein watches, more coding scrubs into the water. the money from sheehan is meant to help improve living conditions here. sand tree facilities and running water could soon become available in a place where at taylor's home, but more than 10 hours a day, a in my classroom and say

but they've been mark spencer, been meeting mark spencer, of course their here as part of course, theirt of the of course,onstituency, course, their mp here as part of the of course, a stituency, course, their mp here as part of the of course, a minister, also, of course, a minister within the department for the environment. so handy, of course, that he has one ear, of course, that he has one ear, of course, on the government's plan to and help people out. now to try and help people out. now the government have come up with a plan , particularly for a plan, particularly for businesses and people that have had serious, serious kind of coping issues with, of course, the floods, particularly around kind of flood defences as well . kind of flood defences as well. the government is saying that they flooded households in affected areas. can apply for up to £500 per households. and when it comes to those flood hit property owners and businesses as well, they can apply up for up to £5,000 as part of the property flood resilience repair grant scheme . that's a grant. grant scheme. that's a grant

because cl.marks and spencer's for mate to marks and spencer's for breakfast. to marks and spencer's >> yeah, claire. >> you should. >> so you should. >> so you should. >> well, he doesn't carry cash. and other discussion and that's the other discussion we having. well that we we were having. well that we were people who were talking about people who asked money. asked for money. >> we were out on >> i mean, we were out on saturday night someone asked saturday night and someone asked for we became out of for money, and we became out of a restaurant. and i said, i don't carry any money. have you got machine i can put my got a machine that i can put my credit card on give you something? >> well, because you've so >> well, because you've got so much of it, chris, that your pockets would be like weighing down amount. down a huge amount. >> mean, know, i'm so >> i mean, you know, i'm so rich. not true. rich. it's not true. >> oh, yes, are. well i'm not. >> begins and claire, you're going to be back with us the going to be back with us in the next hour. you so much. next hour. thank you so

and i will i'm going to try and get them on because, you know, marks spencer won't know, marks and spencerehicles. insure electric vehicles. >> now they're yeah, >> now they're insured. yeah, they sure? >> now they're insured. yeah, they haven't sure? >> now they're insured. yeah, they haven't checked ure? >> now they're insured. yeah, they haven't checked that. >> now they're insured. yeah, the�*well,5n't checked that. >> now they're insured. yeah, the�*well,5n't ciwased that. >> now they're insured. yeah, the�*well,5n't ciwas an hat. >> now they're insured. yeah, the�*well,5n't ciwas an article >> well, there was an article in, think it was mail, but in, i think it was the mail, but yeah, obviously. check it out. check out. check that out. check it out. >> that's or not. >> yeah, that's true. or not. but kerry, you very much. but kerry, thank you very much. and of course, senior meteorologist jim dale. well, and of course, senior metwisrologist jim dale. well, and of course, senior metwis gb gist jim dale. well, and of course, senior metwis gb news.n dale. well, and of course, senior met

tesco's marks and spencer's saint jerry's and say, hey, don't get involved in this because it's not it's thing. and we don't need facial recognition. the police know who's a bad guys are. >> but this isn't about the police . police. >> this is about the shops. knowing who the shoplifters are so they ban from the so they can ban them from the shop because, shop or whatever. because, i mean, police aren't really mean, the police aren't really much when comes much use when it's when it comes to dealing with shoplifting because it's a crime. it's not a it's a misgendering tweet. it's not a misgendering tweet. one that jumped out one thing that that jumped out at , know, human at me was, you know, these human rights are warning that rights groups are warning that these facial recognition software systems risk wrongly criminalising people of colour, women and lgbtq+ people . why women and lgbtq+ people. why would they be particularly at risk from this? >> i think they've just got to shove that angle in there because do you know what every other do an ai story other i mean, we do an ai story on

my name is mark spencer.and my wife own and occupy a 3742 22nd street which is on the eastern side of this property. so the property is between us and kim and paul here. and i'm here just to support them and their request for modifications to the proposal as as outlined, we submitted a doctor at the same time they did based on our concerns for our property, which were not as extreme as their property, but we had concerns nonetheless. we withdrew to that request. but based on our concern that the modifications that were offered to us, we were told, were going to be off the table if we didn't withdraw. so we withdrew it and agreed to withdraw it in writing in order that the modifications they offered us would remain because we felt that they were significant and we didn't think we would get any more from moving forward with the doctor. after having a preliminary meeting with there was a gentleman we had a meeting with to try to sort everything out before this meeting here. yes, i thought it was you. yeah, that'

spencer. celebration today marking a major milestone in water conservation in the south bay.alve turning and ribbon cutting ceremony marked the completion of the water pipeline project at the south county regional wastewater plant in southern santa clara county. valley water officials say this project expands the district portion of recycled water to more farms and businesses in gilroy. it also serves as a backup during emergencies and outages. >> and everyone, we all went through this drought together. we all understand how important it is to have a supply of recycled water. >> work on adding the 3.5 miles of pipeline began in march of 2022. it increases the daily wastewater treatment capacity by 30, up to 11 million gallons per day. a celebration fit for an icon. >> how san francisco's landmark john's grill is marking 115 years in business. and a win for student loan borrowers today. the biden administration canceling more debt just as those payments kick back in. >> i'm seven on your side's michael finney. just ahead, return package shipping made easier the way uber is hop

. >> but yeah, i've seen, i've seei was once at the big marks >> i was once at the big marks and spencer'sused to a big problem. i used to be a big problem. i don't know whether still is, don't know whether it still is, but remember walking past the but i remember walking past the doonl but i remember walking past the door. i was i was going in and a woman was coming out and she had armloads , armloads of clothes armloads, armloads of clothes over her arms, still with the price tags on and the hangers and everything like that. she very clearly had not paid for them at all. and out came a security guard running after her down the road , didn't get down the road, didn't get anything, her all anything, didn't get her at all because she was in a car swept away, just like that. yeah. >> yeah. the youngsters >> yeah. it's the youngsters i worry about because a lot worry about because i see a lot of people stealing. like worry about because i see a lot of other people stealing. like worry about because i see a lot of other day)le stealing. like worry about because i see a lot of other day ie stea

mark rowley, sort yourself out, says my viewer george. he reckons he could do a better job than him . could do a better job than him. spencer99% of the people marching are anti hamas . mark says the police are hamas. mark says the police are outnumbered. they can't arrest anybody there because they will be mobbed. the police have no chance. mix as i agree with what ben is saying, this has been made into a religious thing rather than allowing the country the right to defend itself, divided opinions at home. what's yours? get in touch and let me know. now, again, this is a topic that i know will divide people . and i have to be people. and i have to be absolutely clear. this is an ongoing case, so i do have ongoing legal case, so i do have to exercise some caution with the details of what i'm about to describe to you, because i don't want to prejudice any outcome. but firearms officer but the police firearms officer that been charged with the that has been charged with the murder set to murder of chris kaba is set to be public, be named now, needs to be clear. he has been charged with a trial, has not commenced to look at whe

spencer. >> okay. all right. >> well, happening tomorrow live with kelly and mark, we'll take a cue from taylor swift for this year'sloween show. the episode is called the eras show. so the audience will come in costume. and reporter sandy kenyon from our sister station in new york has a preview. lives halloween show is coming. >> it's become a hallowed tradition on live. kelly ripa says it's a treat to get all tricked out for halloween, especially when everyone in the audience gets dressed up. we have the best, most creative, most inventive and artistic audience members on the planet. they will gather before the sun comes up. for the first time since the pandemic. and this will be the first such show for mark consuelos as co-host. >> i've only watched on tv, so i can't wait to see the ingenuity and how creative these people are. they're creativity is obvious in the commercials for the show. >> darling, when we're together, every night is halloween. >> in the past, the halloween episode has been among the highest rated of the year. kelly and mark v next, the show's producer, michael gelman, and his staff spent a yea

. >> it's no, there's no i knew as soon as i said it, spencer aidan magee and all of you wonderful viewers, the brilliant mark coming up? >> hey, patrick, lovely job. listen, in. the big question we'll asking, do israel have we'll be asking, do israel have a answer for the a case to answer for the conflict the middle east? conflict in the middle east? in my opinion , a labour my big opinion, a labour government coming . be careful government is coming. be careful what you wish for and it might take at ten. joe biden must stand down on the grounds of health. the guy should not be the leader of free world. the leader of the free world. it's too dangerous. show it's too dangerous. busy show coming here's the weather. coming up. here's the weather. >> good evening. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update the office for update from the met office for gb bob continues to gb news storm. bob continues to cause problems further. heavy rain is expected to cause more flooding and we do have a red weather warning in place from midnight. again for parts of eastern scotland. but there are other weather warni

spencer. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live.d 20/20 co-anchor, deborah roberts. also a performance from the grammy award-winning duo,