martin daubney yet up news saturday with me? martin daitoday's yet up news saturday with me?'s take look your let's take a look at your weather with jonathan. >> hello there. i'm .jonathan >> hello there. i'm. jonathan vaucher here with your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. it is big coat for weather many of us this weekend. rather cold around in places showers to places and some showers to contend with as well, particularly west the contend with as well, particwill.y west the contend with as well, particwill be west the contend with as well, particwill be wintry'est the contend with as well, particwill be wintry over the:he north will be wintry over the higher ground of scotland. most of the showers, though, this evening will ease evening and overnight will ease off areas, probably off for inland areas, probably persisting, coastal off for inland areas, probably persis might coastal off for inland areas, probably persis might through stal areas might push through the cheshire well. underneath cheshire gap as well. underneath the clear skies see inl

i'm this is i'm martin daubney and this is gb news, hello. welcome back to gb news sunday. htime. for joining us this lunchtime. i'm and for the i'm martin dalby and for the next hour i'll be keeping you company on tv, online and on your digital radio. coming up in this next stonking hour, we'll be hearing from the chairman of the conservative party as he makes opening speech on the makes his opening speech on the first day of the conservative conference in manchester. we'll bnng conference in manchester. we'll bring you the latest political reaction coming out that reaction coming out of that conference. can see, conference. as you can see, cameras are there conference. as you can see, cameras are there waiting for greg arrive . and the greg hands to arrive. and the prime minister has today refused to rule out hs2 being scaled back, despite former prime minister theresa may joining bons minister theresa may joining boris johnson and david cameron and george osborne and michael heseltine in urging rishi sunak not to axe the project. so should it go ahead or is it a complete

martin daubney i blame you. why so 25 years ago?editing loaded magazine. yeah, right. the land of the men, the lads mag. yeah. and this was the start when i think we quite quickly turned the accelerator and the idea of female traditional women, women's traditional women, women's traditional behaviour and very male behaviour . and it was the male behaviour. and it was the creation of the ladette oh, do you remember zoe ball coming out on her wedding day with a jack daniels in her hand? >> and you were a woman. >> and you were a woman. >> you were a ladette well, this is the thing, right? >> so i was in your magazine. you will have had pictures of me in my undennear on your desk. martin daubney. i've still got still still coming. she >> yeah, he's still coming. she was earlier. was was showing me earlier. he was showing me off camera. >> listen, my point is, so >> but listen, my point is, so 25 years ago, when that quite quickly changed idea quickly changed and the idea that to be that women didn't have to be feminine could also be mo

with myself, martin daubney and bev turner.> martin it went from 1026 to 1027, and he was on the money at that very moment. we've got so much to come in the show this morning midday. we've got morning before midday. we've got pmqs, course, at midday, but pmqs, of course, at midday, but we've brilliant guests we've got some brilliant guests coming got lot a lot coming up. we've got a lot a lot of on immigration today. of chat on immigration today. loads stockholm a loads bibby stockholm the £800 a day. the government say day. the fact the government say they're 100 of they're going to close 100 of those which are housing those hotels which are housing migrants six months, migrants in the next six months, which remarkable. they can do which is remarkable. they can do that. i wonder got that. i wonder if it's got anything with the fact anything to do with the fact there's election coming up. there's an election coming up. must be a coincidence. >> a lot of don't believe >> a lot of people don't believe them may well one of them an

with me bev turner and martin daubney this morning.ning and labour some of the morning and labour on ropes . on the ropes. >> starmer held a >> sir keir starmer held a meeting muslim mps last meeting with muslim mps last night he tried to stop people night as he tried to stop people leaving the party over its stance on israel . stance on israel. >> hamas is doomed. that's the message from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. as he says israel is preparing for a ground invasion on in gaza, but he will not say when. we'll bnng but he will not say when. we'll bring you any developments as they happen . they happen. >> and this comes as the government is holding an emergency cobra meeting discussing its strategy towards the israel hamas conflict. rishi sunak though he isn't there . sunak though he isn't there. >> a new plastic free poppy. the royal british legion launches its annual poppy appeal this morning with the release of a new poppy. it's the first redesign of the historic symbol in a generation . an do you wear in a generatio

i've got martin daubney paula martin martin daubney and paula martin daubney martin daubney has been to be discussing that about about asking that and also about about asking people at home whether they're feeling to take a side. feeling pressure to take a side. yeah, you know, we live in this culture now where you have to have position on everything. have a position on everything. >> that's think a lot >> i think that's i think a lot of going to shift. of people are going to shift. i think people initially saw what happened, the actions that happened, that the actions that hamas know, hamas did and, you know, massively pro—israel . and massively pro—israel. and then i think that the response from israel that we're going to see, israel that we're going to see, i suspect, in the coming days, might move the dial a little bit. and you're going to have those those questions. how do you how do you class a proportional response to things like babies being beheaded ? yeah. >> and it feels like we live in an age, don't we, where everything, every big topic is so divisive. it's sort of started

on. >> on. >> i'm martin daubney. >> i'm martin daubney. >> i'm martin daubney. >> i'm ellie costellonews . good is breakfast on gb news. good morning to you and thank you so much for your company. now to our top story today, the asylum backlog that refused to go away. prime minister rishi sunak pledged the home office would clear a huge number of asylum claims by the end of this year. well it seems so far he is nowhere near delivering. >> the hope was to ease overcrowding in migrant detention centres and save the taxpayer money on hotels. and that's £8 million a day. at the moment. they're holding thousands of people seeking asylum . a report by a asylum. a report by a cross—party committee says a huge challenge remains for the home office and the government's plan to reform the asylum system to speed the process up is, quote , incomplete and quote, incomplete and unrealistic . unrealistic. >> for more on this and other news from westminster, we're joined now by our political correspondent olivia utley . good correspondent olivia utley. good morning to you, olivia. well it looks as t

martin daubney here at 1:00.y morning and afternoon with and early afternoon to be with me shall certainly be me today. i shall certainly be here next week and i look fonnard to very much. until fonnard to that very much. until then, bye. then, bye bye. >> hello there and greg dewhurst. >> and welcome to your latest weather for gb news. we're looking at a mixed picture over the next few days, we will see some rain, some showers as well, but there'll be some warm spells of sunshine and turning drier as high pressure moves in by the middle of the week. pressure pattern is pattern at the moment is dominated pressure , dominated by low pressure, bringing in of rain bringing in spells of rain across the country and we've got patchy rain across southern parts wales into the midlands parts of wales into the midlands as we move through this evening time. generally remaining time. this generally remaining cloudy across the southern half of the uk. further north with drier, clearer spells. but scattering of showers over no

. >> up next, it's gb news saturday with the wonderful martin daubney. stay tuned martin daubney.an >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey your news vautrey here with your gb news weather provided by the weather forecast provided by the met certainly feels that met office certainly feels that autumn is now in full swing . autumn is now in full swing. we've winds we've got northerly winds bringing rather cold air down from the arctic across the uk. do those isobars are do notice how those isobars are really packed together really tightly packed together in the north—east, 70 mile an hour gusts across the fair isles this morning. we'll remain this morning. and we'll remain pretty across pretty blustery across northeastern and eastern areas of the making it feel even of the uk, making it feel even colder those northerly colder here. those northerly winds bringing showers down as well. turn wintry over the well. we'll turn wintry over the higher scotland, maybe well. we'll turn wintry over the higheihail scotland, maybe well. we'll turn wintry over the higheihail to scotland, maybe well

ellie >> thanks, sophia and welcome to gb news live with myself and martin daubney.uch for your company. we start in israel, which says it's expanded its ground offensive into gaza as tanks pressed into the enclave with the idf reporting it has struck over 600 military targets in the past few days. >> and as a suspected terrorist stabbed the policeman in jerusalem, ministers back in the uk are attending an emergency cobra meeting amid fears the uk is at risk of a rise in terrorism. >> well, our security editor mark white is in tel aviv for us. good afternoon to you, mark. what is the latest on the ground we've heard there of that suspected terror attack in jerusalem ? and the israeli jerusalem? and the israeli military says it's expanding its ground offensive in gaza . ground offensive in gaza. >> yeah, well, first of all, in gaza itself, there are some fierce exchanges now of fire that are going on in northern gaza throughout the morning . gaza throughout the morning. troops from the israeli defence forces have been pushing very slowly down from northern gaza, takin

i'm martin daubney and this breakfast on . this is breakfast on.osh, ian, cal and reggie. >> gosh, ian, cal and reggie. >> good morning. they say our day consists of breakfast in bed. bacon and mushroom sandwich waiting for it to get light. then out in the garden to get it tidy and ready for my favourite finn's bar to open this afternoon. >> so i looked at what finn's bar is for those who don't know, it's an it's an independent restaurant chain with views overlooking sea with lovely overlooking the sea with lovely kind of gullies and troughs over the beach . i'm getting i'm the beach. i'm getting i'm getting lifestyle envy. >> yes, absolutely . but we may >> yes, absolutely. but we may have a chance to get out the barbecues today and maybe for the next few days, depending on where you live, really. and he says, i remember back in october 2011, the first week was roasting . i was sunbathing in roasting. i was sunbathing in the back garden and i had to start a new job that week. and my first day was sweltering . my first day was sweltering. >> and le

. >> and i'm martin daubney. and this is breakfast on . gb news. this is breakfast on.news. >> i know there's an awful lot of death and destruction going on in the world at the moment, and we will sadly be reporting on that, too. but the news that came in overnight night about matthew perry is really very shocking indeed. he's died . and shocking indeed. he's died. and i mean, he he's his friend to us all, isn't he? were you a big fan of friends? >> well, i must confess, at that time, i was more into laddism and i was out and about on friday nights. but it was a part of the fabric of us growing up. and it's just 54 was a year older than me. so it really makes you think, you know, taken away way too soon. fantastic away way too soon. a fantastic talent. funny talent. a very funny guy. >> guy. an incredibly >> very funny guy. an incredibly good comic actor. we'll talk more about that. i think the more about that. but i think the effect that friends has had over the years, not just for those who watched it when it was first aired from the late 1990s, i think right through

diamond. >> and i'm martin daubney and this breakfast on . this is breakfast on. idea was to like that. and the idea was to be able to give farmer an extra hour of daylight in the morning. >> in the mornings? yes so when they're doing the cows and all of that, it wasn't pitch for . black >> and also it was seen as good for children walking to school in the morning. but of course, you as a guest said to us earlier , you can't create earlier, you can't create daylight. it that they daylight. it meant that they were walking home in the afternoon the dark . afternoon in the dark. >> yeah, people have been getting in touch about getting in touch with us about including liverpool, including lisa from liverpool, who what who loves it. that's what daylight savings i count down the days until we that hour the days until we get that hour back i'm a grump for six back because i'm a grump for six months. it throws me right out and my kids too. so if they want to change, if they want to change it and get the hour back, please steal our time. please don't steal our time. >> you

i'm anne diamond. >> and i'm martin daubney and this is breakfast on .nt, he will bring in a rule that schools, primary schools must teach children how to brush their teeth as a way of saving dentistry inside the nhs i >> -- >>a >> a lot of people been saying it's like nanny state gone mad. others saying it's a great idea. and diane in york, this is this is going to get your teeth curling in the 60s dentists went around schools and every child was they some sort was told they needed some sort of treatment. well, of filling or treatment. well, we ended up with unnecessary we all ended up with unnecessary fillings and gaps, even though we any issues at the we didn't have any issues at the time. >> i think that's why we all grew up hating dentists, at least says. least i did, mel says. >> think that all schools >> i think that all schools should just become boarding schools. think schools. people seem to think that has to do that the government has to do everything to bring them and everything to bring them up, and if teach them to if they can't teach them

i'm martin daubney and i'm anne diamond. >> and this is breakfast on . >> and this is breakfast on. gb news. it's funny you said you rather like curry for breakfast because so do i. i love it. yeah i mean, it's particularly if you had curry. the night before and then i've said this before, haven't you come down to the kitchen in the morning and there's still some out sort there's still some left out sort of thing. yeah easy to of thing. yeah it's so easy to eat see why eat and i don't see why breakfast has to be, you know, insipid. it should tasty, insipid. it should be tasty, shouldn't it? >> i spent of time in >> i spent a lot of time in india and they have curry in india and they have curry in india for breakfast. obviously all so this is all the time. so this is actually beautiful. it's actually beautiful. yeah, it's lovely. don't lovely. yeah. i mean, i don't like very curry. like very hot curry. >> i like itjust to for >> i like itjust to be for breakfast. yeah no, i like it to be tasty spiced, but not be tasty and spiced, but not hot. and i know because i obviously i've broug

. >> up next, it's gb news live with martin daubney and emily carver. coming up, guys? carver.ty and lee kane were merely the support acts. the headune merely the support acts. the headline act, of course, is dominic cummings. it's going to be a halloween horror show for number 10. >> we can't wait. and that's live on the live desk . live on the live desk. >> it is indeed. and we'll be going live to scampton as the legal battle heats up over the use of the raf base there for up to 2000 asylum seekers, we'll be getting the very latest from the protesters who are still there. >> and of course, there's a royal visit in kenya. >> we'll be discussing is it time to pay money or even apologise, guys? i think no, it's not. >> thank you very much . we >> thank you very much. we should all go and find a child free dog friendly restaurant for lunch. should we try that ? lunch. should we try that? >> are you are you paying? >> are you are you paying? >> no. feel fine. >> no. feel fine. >> are you paying? >> are you paying? >> i will pay if we find one. i don't know that we will though. tha

martin daubney. >> and here's what's leading the news this morning.e where entire families were killed. reporters are shown the scene of a where the bodies of a massacre where the bodies of men , women and many children , men, women and many children, including been including babies, have been found as according to israeli military . gb news investigative military. gb news investigative reporter charlie peters is in tel aviv for us. >> in the last hour , more >> in the last hour, more israeli airstrikes into gaza and the response from hamas terrorists has started this morning with rockets fired back into israeli territory and early i >> we spoke to defence secretary grant shapps , hamas behaviour grant shapps, hamas behaviour and we talked about these reports coming out of babies being butchered, people being bodies being beheaded . bodies being beheaded. >> that has no place in the 21st century. that is at a different and completely different moral scale to a country defence adding itself. >> well, that's as the european union is condemning israel's

you're with gb news live with martin daubney and ellie costello coming up for you this monday lunchtime'll have the latest on the conflict and the covid 19 inquiry. >> attempts to answer vital questions about the chaos surrounding downing street at the height of the pandemic with senior governmental advisers giving evidence today , just what giving evidence today, just what could we learn ? could we learn? >> and as 1 in 3 britons say they are worried that artificial intelligence could take their jobs away . we'll look ahead to jobs away. we'll look ahead to rishi sunak's. i safety summit, which has been snubbed by the likes of president biden and emmanuel macron . emmanuel macron. >> and after a law passes to prevent underage teens in england from having procedures like botox and fillers. reports suggest that some young people are now crossing the border in order to avoid these restrictions. all that to come at your latest news headlines with sophia .

live with me , emily carver and martin with me, emily carver and martin daubney .ey. it is lunchtime for the covid inquiry. currently we were just watching dominic cummings giving evidence to hugo keith kc. he was asking him many questions relating to a statement he gave and also asking fresh questions relating to whatsapp messages where there was rather a lot of coarse language and lots of key points coming across , weren't there? coming across, weren't there? >> that's right. we expect acted it to be a horror show on halloween. and by jove, cummings did not pull any punches , did not pull any punches, started off calling the situation a dumpster fire a bomb site. but at least he was wearing a shirt and tie. not his usual kind of woolly hat regalia. some very, very coarse language in the open, in the salt, which would make us squaddies hair curl, it has to be said . but squaddies hair curl, it has to be said. but the squaddies hair curl, it has to be said . but the key point for be said. but the key point for me was who was really in power? dominic sparing no punc

. >> this is britain's newsroom with myself, martin daubney and bev turner coming up this morning.o stop people night as he tried to stop people leaving the over. his leaving the party over. his stance on israel . stance on israel. >> hamas is doomed. that's the message from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as he says israel is preparing for a ground invasion of gaza , but a ground invasion of gaza, but he won't say when . he won't say when. >> this comes as the government is holding an emergency cobra meeting this morning to discuss its strategy towards the israel—hamas conflict . we will israel—hamas conflict. we will have the latest from that. >> and closer to home, what is a woman ? well, an exclusive gb woman? well, an exclusive gb news poll, it revealed that only 30% of brits think a transgender woman is a woman. well do you agree with those findings ? and agree with those findings? and the future of ai? >> any minute now, rishi sunak will be addressing the risks and rewards of which they are significant of artificial intelligence at a speech in london. we're going t