i'm martin daubney. for the next three hours, i'll be giving you company on tv online, and of course, on your digital radio coming hour. more than coming up this hour. more than 100 been ordered to 100 schools have been ordered to close fears about close buildings over fears about unsafe concrete with warnings hospitals police stations unsafe concrete with warnings hospitbe police stations unsafe concrete with warnings hospitbe followinge stations unsafe concrete with warnings hospitbe following e stat but could be following next. but who is blame for this total is to blame for this total fiasco? then, home who fiasco? then, home owners who don't comply with new green rules face or rules could face prison or massive 15 grand fines. is the government's latest net government's latest push for net zero it even zero a flop before it even started? and a new survey shows a lack of confidence among the pubuc a lack of confidence among the public the public in recognising the symptoms a heart attack. or symptoms

martin daubney more coming up yet daubney loads more coming up yet on show , including the on today's2. bofis scrap the manchester leg of hs2. boris johnson has warned against the plan, saying that it'll be a mutilated version of the high speed rail link. is he right? but first, we're going to look at the all important weather with greg. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest news. weather. it's all change again through tonight and into sunday. more rain moving in the winds increasing through the day , but temperatures rising as day, but temperatures rising as well. and it's all thanks to this area of low pressure which will sweep in weather fronts through the course the rest through the course of the rest of weekend into the of the weekend into the beginning next to beginning of next week to the tight isobars indicating those strong winds. so we do have some dry weather for a this dry weather for a time this evening, particularly across central areas

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martin daubney. lots coming martin daubney.ld trump? i'll speak to our friends across the pond about that precise topic. all of that and much more to come. you're watching and listening to gb news, britain's news gb news radio. and welcome back to gb news saturday with me, martin daubney on your tv online and on your digital radio. >> now where on earth is donald trump ? well, he didn't appear at trump? well, he didn't appear at the second republican primary debate in the us this week, but of course, trump being trump. he was still a huge topic of conversation. well, let's have a listen to what his fellow republican candidates had to say dunng republican candidates had to say during that debate on the fox business network . business network. >> you know who else is missing in action on donald trump is missing in action. >> he should be on this stage tonight. >> he owes it to you two to defend his record, where they added 7.8 trillion to the debt that set the stage for the inflation that we have . inflation that we have. >> and

i'm martin daubney , birmingham.adio and onune gbnews.com on tv, radio and online gb news. >> britain's news . online gb news. >> britain's news. channel >> britain's news. channel >> and welcome back. it is 4:22. you're watching martin daubney covering for patrick christys on gb news and a few minutes on the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. a senior security experts are warning that large terror groups like al—qaeda and isis could re—emerge as significant threats to the uk . re—emerge as significant threats to the uk. home re—emerge as significant threats to the uk . home secretary suella to the uk. home secretary suella braverman is arguing that american bully dogs are a clear and lethal danger, as she pushes for a ban on the breed. braverman has commissioned commissioned urgent advice on outlawing the dogs as she highlighted an appalling attack on an 11 year old in birmingham . and a warning that this video we are about to show contains distressing images. but gb news viewers can see the horrific momen

martin daubney, what do you think to that?at's where we first met our eyes locked tell everyone of our secret. we everyone all of our secret. we first that in first eyes locked in that in that sky news green room. and that sky news green room. and that a time actually when that was at a time actually when i think sky had very healthy i think sky had a very healthy balance opinions. balance of opinions. you were able there and be able to go on there and be pro—brexit . we you're able pro—brexit. we were. you're able to there and sort of say, to go on there and sort of say, i think actually people are going for donald trump. going to vote for donald trump. i call two of those elections correctly myself correctly on sky and find myself often person that often the only person with that opinion entire channel. often the only person with that opin now entire channel. often the only person with that opin now you entire channel. often the only person with that opin now you don't re channel. often the only person with that opin now you

martin daubney and michael crick remain along side me.mething that i want to reflect on that we touched upon yesterday. if anyone was watching the program, you're familiar now you're probably familiar by now with the goings with the story. it's the goings on peckham here in london. on in peckham here in london. there was an altercation a couple of days ago in a hair extension shop, a hair product shop, and it did not end well. of course, the details of some of the occurrences there went viral online. there was protests and all the rest of it. the story is now moved on, though, today because the stop the shop there remains closed and the thing today thing that's caught my eye today is that the shopkeeper is basically hiding. this basically gone into hiding. this fella is absolutely terrified. he's to take his kids out of he's had to take his kids out of school . he's had to keep himself school. he's had to keep himself distant from his wife. and he's even sitting there now firstly thinking he's probably never going to be able to open his s

i'm martin daubney.s, i'll be giving you accompany on your tv online and of course on your tv online and of course on your digital radio. coming up this hour, we'll continue to bnng this hour, we'll continue to bring the after the bring you the latest after the dramatic terrorist dramatic arrest of terrorist suspect daniel khalaf following his escape from wandsworth prison on wednesday day. the prime minister says he's very pleased while labour is demanding answers on how he escaped prison in the first place and still do get in touch, some of your thoughts on gbviews@gbnews.com or of course message me on our socials. of course, we're at gb news. but first it's your news with . first it's your news with. tamsin martin. >> thanks very much and good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 1:00. the prime afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's1:00. the prime minister says he's very pleased. terror suspect daniel khalif has been arrested after escaping from hmp wandsworth on wednesday . rishi wandsworth on wednesd

peckham local martin daubney. e time out of your sunday afternoon. went sunday afternoon. now you went down to outside the shop, the protests that were going on on peckham high street yesterday. what did you see? >> i saw signs of chaos. what did you see? >> i saw signs of chaos . so >> i saw signs of chaos. so mercifully, they were very small amounts of people there. only about 50 or 60 people. >> local activist were >> but local activist were whipping up a frenzy . they were whipping up a frenzy. they were referring to george floyd. they were to domestic were referring to domestic violence. they were they were hawking for donations. and we must we not forget that the must we must not forget that the local business owner , a british local business owner, a british pakistani man , is in hiding. pakistani man, is in hiding. >> he hasn't been able to open for four days. >> he's taken his children out of school with chilling echoes. emily of the batley grammar school situation and he he's too afraid to open up. >> i'v

this is britain's newsroom with martin daubney and ellie costello.he news this week is the escape from hmp wandsworth for a man suspected of terror offences. >> we'll hear from a renowned counter—terrorism expert about how on earth this was allowed to happen. >> and an amazing but heartbreaking story from a lady who tragically lost her nine year old daughter to cancer. we'll hear from her about her tireless campaigning on the issue, along with the mp spearheading her message in parliament, the prime minister announces the uk is to rejoin the eu science research programme called horizon are we sleep walking back into the european union ? european union? >> that's our question this morning. former brexit party mep and former government adviser charlie rowley will be joining us to debate this . us to debate this. >> and one year on from queen elizabeth s sad death and king charles's accession, we'll be discussing the future of the monarchy with our panel. and this show is nothing without you . you. >> so do get in touch with us this morning, gb views at

i'm martin daubney.ur digital radio coming hour. more than coming up this hour. more than 100 been ordered to 100 schools have been ordered to close fears about close buildings over fears about unsafe concrete with warnings hospitals police stations unsafe concrete with warnings hospitbe police stations unsafe concrete with warnings hospitbe followinge stations unsafe concrete with warnings hospitbe following e stat but could be following next. but who is blame for this total is to blame for this total fiasco? then, home who fiasco? then, home owners who don't comply with new green rules face or rules could face prison or massive 15 grand fines. is the government's latest net government's latest push for net zero it even zero a flop before it even started? and a new survey shows a lack of confidence among the pubuc a lack of confidence among the public the public in recognising the symptoms a heart attack. or symptoms of a heart attack. or could you identify the warning signs big one? and signs of the bi

well, martin daubney has appeared. he's going to be taking over in just a few minutes. film festivals, everything arts, film festivals, everything we've heard from rory stewart. what are you going to be doing? well, we're looking at rishi sunak at the g20 . sunak at the g20. >> and once again, rishi has found £1.6 billion to choke at the green climate change fund. where is this money coming from? well, that is the big question. the £1.6 billion question, how come we haven't got any money domestically ? you know, we're domestically? you know, we're all feeling the pinch in the cost of living crisis. it seems to me every time rishi goes abroad, sheds millions or abroad, he sheds millions or billions of pounds and it's like, well, hang on a minute. doesn't charity begin at home? that's the first one. and also, they it's bit rich that they think it's a bit rich that india 21 of the world's 30 india has 21 of the world's 30 most polluted cities. they're the biggest polluter on the third biggest polluter on the third biggest polluter on the and patrick says, the planet. and a

it's gb news show, but up next, it's gb news saturday marvellous saturday with the marvellous martin daubneyn eu march in london. and in the interest of journalistic integrity, we're to go integrity, we're going to go along and why are you along and find out why are you so obsessed with rejoining the eu more to the point is keir eu and more to the point is keir starmer your man? because don't forget this week he said, we don't want to diverge from the eu so going to ask this eu, so we're going to ask this lot. do you want to get back lot. why do you want to get back in? is your man? plus in? and is keir your man? plus at we've the big at 2 pm. we've got the big battle brexit widdicombe, battle of brexit and widdicombe, the of brexit. good the battle axe of brexit. good pal of mine taking on the leader of this mob, i think could be the one sided the biggest, most one sided contest king canute took on. >> the interesting thing about the rejoin thing, though, is that all the polls, we keep being told that more and more people now against brexit people are now against brexit and we'd stayed in t

i'm martin daubney and for the next three hours i'll be keeping you company on tv online and of course in this action packed hour. tory mps pledged not to support any new taxes on hard pressed brits, but will rishi sunak listen. and another teenager was tragically stabbed to death in london this week. so how now do we stop the knife crime epidemic in britain? also, train drivers are walking off the job once again today as their dispute over pay working conditions continues to roll on and on. will there ever be an end to these infernal strikes ? end to these infernal strikes? and as usual, please do get in touch . send me your thoughts. touch. send me your thoughts. vaiews@gbnews.com or message me on our socials were of course at gb news. but first, here's your news with . tamsin barton. news with. tamsin barton. >> thanks very much and good afternoon from the gb newsroom. at 12:00, the driver of a school bus who died after it crashed on the m53 yesterday has been named as stephen shrimpton . the 40 as stephen shrimpton. the 40 year old's family says the father of two suffered medical i

hello welcome to gb news anas sarwar with me, martin daubney.r tv online and on your digital radio. >> all the big stories that matter to you coming up in this next hour. the manhunt for escaped prison owner daniel califf is they've just califf is over. they've just arrested in west london arrested him in west london after confessing sightings overnight. a big police dragnet involved with helicopters, search boats on the river thames. terror units in vans, eyewitnesses locally. he has been apprehended and caught a big breaking news story for you. also in the show, the prime minister insists he's fired up an entirely confident the tories can win the next general election. but with schools crumbling, rising living costs, the small boats crisis, the list goes on. can the tories win or are they toast? and finally heads of government are coming together in india for the g20 summit with rishi sunak to hold talks with indian prime minister narendra modi today we'll go live to delhi with chopper for the latest with our political editor . please do get i

and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on gb news. now i've got a friend who's got rheumatoid arthritis like that andifs rheumatoid arthritis like that and it's particularly affected by the weather. and sometimes she everything's painful when it's cold she just sees the. yeah, yeah. and just doing ordinary things with your hands particularly becomes really, really painful and it's awareness week so we'll be talking about that through the programme if you if you suffer from it , how do you programme if you if you suffer from it, how do you manage and in what sort of way, what sort of help is available? >> yeah. and also how do you get going in the mornings? because my auntie celia has a and she has a, she works in a lace factory for all of her life. so she really depended on her hands, but used to have to hands, but she used to have to warm them up the morning, warm them up in the morning, blast them with water or massage. >> it's. yes. and yet it's still painful. think must painful. yeah. i think it must be horrible. >> minutes to get

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something that martin daubney has openly admits to.s we have taken our three children and four grandchildren out of school in term time. oh, very naughty . to go on holiday. very naughty. to go on holiday. to holiday parks over the last 27 years. it's saved us between and you did allude to this 1000 hundred and £2,500 on each houday hundred and £2,500 on each holiday and none of the children suffered educationally . suffered educationally. >> it's not just about the savings. it's about the availability. and also, as the report said, breaking that contract. covid, we became the teachers. where were they when we needed amanda says this we needed them? amanda says this as whose parents always as someone whose parents always took school cheap took me out of school for cheap holidays, how disruptive holidays, i know how disruptive it . i would do well it is. i would always do well until i lost two weeks education and then i could not catch up and then i could not catch up and up. you are stealing and give up. you are stealing from future .

let's have a look what the live desk is up look at what the live desk is up to with martin daubney and? political editor brexit? our political editor christopher puts that christopher hope puts that question wes question to labour's wes streeting in an exclusive grilling . grilling. >> plus, hundreds of e—gate passport control gates. stop working again, affecting hundreds of travellers across the uk . are they going to be the uk. are they going to be fixed for this weekend? we'll be finding out. well we'll be having a look at that. >> you're up next. of course we're back. well, we're not back, but this show is back on monday at 930. see you then . monday at 930. see you then. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news alex deakin here on. gb news alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. >> very different conditions over the next three days. sun and showers today, a fine day for tomorrow things for most tomorrow before things turn windy wet for some turn windy and very wet for some on sunday. that's because of th

i was told off by martin daubney, the other day for not wearing sunscreen these reports. sunscreen duringt a quick thought. great surfing course, surfing beach, of course, croyde. see croyde. i can't see the surfboard the moment. it surfboard at the moment. it looks people just, you looks as if people are just, you know, being a little bit more gentle exercise and gentle with their exercise and just carrying few cushions just carrying a few cushions down to beach . down to the beach. >> there are there are certainly plenty of people carrying cushions down to the beach, but there are some surfers. you probably can't see them from here, are a fair here, but no, there are a fair few because waves are few because the waves are certainly there. certainly certainly up there. certainly quite strong. there are quite strong. so, yes, there are some having a little some people having a little surf. many , though. surf. not many, though. >> okay. you may have talked yourself into doing something else anyway, else for us who knows? anyway, we'll hanging in the we'll leave that hanging in the air the

the live desk next with daubney next with martin daubney and ellie costello.elf and martin is an absolutely . martin. absolutely. martin. >> yeah. so the big question today counter—terrorism today is, as counter—terrorism coppers put down their arms in support of their colleagues, is that the right thing to do or are just upping the are they just upping the terrorists and putting the pubuc terrorists and putting the public increased risk ? oh, yeah. >> we'll be asking what does it mean what does it mean for us and what does it mean for us and what does it mean the safety on our mean for the safety on our streets? also going to be streets? we're also going to be talking white talking to mark white in lampedusa our lampedusa and jeff moody our southwest he's going southwest reporter. he's going to be dealing with the portland issue people portland issue and how people in portland are feeling about the bibby stockholm . still no stockholm barge. still no migrants that barge down migrants on that barge down there. so we're bringing that topic we'll be topic back h

it's 2 pm. and you're all here with the live desk with me, martin daubney and pip. say the likes of nigel farage had accounts closed because of their political views . that's political views. that's according to the uk's financial regulator. nigel farage doesn't exactly agree what a complete and utter farce. >> what a joke . >> what a joke. >> what a joke. >> brand demonetise the actor and comedian suspended from making money on youtube following accusations of sexual assault. we'll have all the latest on this breaking story. >> and gb news can reveal a surge in the cost of housing asylum seekers in hotels, a home and security editor mark white will bring us the latest . will bring us the latest. and it prompted a massive row within the scottish parliament and with westminster eight months on from the snp's gender recognition bill, we hear from both sides of the debate. >> but before all of that, here's your news headlines with tatiana . martin. tatiana. martin. >> thank you. 2:01. this is the latest from the newsroom. some content featuring the comedian russell bra

. >> up next, it the live desk >> up next, it is the live desk with martin daubney and pip tomson hiet suella braverman has said net zero will bankrupt britain. >> we're saying true? is >> we're saying is that true? is it time to ditch our targets? we'll a former we'll be joined by a former number 10 adviser who's love number 10 adviser who's in love with net zero and somebody else who it's a multi million who thinks it's a multi million pound project. who thinks it's a multi million p0lalso, project. who thinks it's a multi million p0lalso, sir project. who thinks it's a multi million p0lalso, sir keiriect. who thinks it's a multi million p0lalso, sir keir starmer has >> also, sir keir starmer has just and now the king just left paris and now the king and arriving. and queen are arriving. >> we'll live with our royal >> we'll be live with our royal correspondent and we'll be back with britain's newsroom tomorrow i >> -- >> oh, by the way, the prime minister is going to make a speech later today on this area. but we'll be back with you on britain's newsroom tomorrow at 930. see you t

. >> i'm martin daubney. patrick's got a sore throat and a patrick with a sore throat. show. top, top of hour. in 3:00, come on today's show. top, top of hour . in 3:00, the of the hour. in 3:00, the chinese spy scandal rumbles on. should we be worried or is this just another storm in a chinese teacup? and of course, terror suspect daniel khalife was arrested, was arrested , appeared arrested, was arrested, appeared in court today. we'll have all the latest from mark white. and finally, a sensational new book claims britain isn't ruled by rule of law, but ruled by woke lawyers. loads more to come in this following hour. 3 to 4 patrick christys .

you're watching the live desk with myself and martin daubney.ulletin. now, the home secretary suella braverman is set on western leaders set to call on western leaders to collaborate to tackle the global migrant crisis . global migrant crisis. >> yeah, it comes as a situation in europe becomes increasingly desperate with more than 11,000 nonh desperate with more than 11,000 north african immigrants arriving on lampedusa over this past ten days alone. well hundreds of police have been deployed to the island help deployed to the island to help to influx . let's to manage the influx. let's cross now live to lampedusa and join our home and security editor , mark white. mark what's editor, mark white. mark what's the latest? we spoke to paola diana earlier on about the reaction in italy, and she was telling us that the italians are horrified by what she is calling an invasion on. yeah there's no doubt they are. >> this is a very serious situation. they are facing on multiple fronts as we are at the epicentre of where thousands of migrants came to the

. >> well, up next, it's the live desk with martin daubney and pip thompson.f course it will be. >> of course it will be. >> think going to >> i think this is going to spill the newsroom, spill out into the newsroom, isn't it? >> let's have a wrestle or something to talk back. >> okay. right. wrestling. >> okay. right. we're wrestling. >> okay. right. we're wrestling. >> skins. yeah >> well, we are going to be talking notes. >> well, we are going to be talishe's notes. >> well, we are going to be talishe's chairmans. the. >> she's chairman of the. >> she's chairman of the. >> well , the woman women in >> well, the woman women in equalities committee , because equalities committee, because she's going to call some of these isn't she? she's going to call some of the she isn't she? she's going to call some of the she yeah. isn't she? she's going to call some of the she yeah. and isn't she? she's going to call some of the she yeah. and she's she? she's going to call some of the she yeah. and she's also >> she yeah. and she's also pushing a full police pushing for

and i was having a chat with daubney, who's with martin daubney, who's been doing work on 12 till doingow just before this show, having a chat with show, i was having a chat with him and he saying, let's him and he was saying, let's talk care home at talk about being a care home at the this hotel. the back of this hotel. so you've a load of elderly, you've got a load of elderly, vulnerable who are living vulnerable people who are living out the rest of their days in a care home at the back of a hotel , perfectly safe and then all of a sudden, you know, 102 hundred, almost definitely mostly men, young men will rock up and be plonked somewhere near, though they're having to build a wall. apparently there's donald trump's apparently there's donald tru1well, there's doubt >> well, there's no doubt there's severe reaction there's quite a severe reaction from locals this. there's from locals about this. there's a protest next saturday from locals about this. there's a know test next saturday from locals about this. there's a know about.xt saturday from locals about this. there's a know about.

. >> good morning it's 9:30 am. this is britain's newsroom with martin daubney and me, ellie costelloice are investigating if khalifa had help prison staff in his help from prison staff in his escape. we'll hear from a counter—terrorism expert and a former prison governor about the terror suspect , former prison governor about the terror suspect, daniel obeid. caliph's. shocking escape from hmp . how on earth was hmp wandsworth. how on earth was this able to happen? it's been a whole year