martin lewis has sent ten people like age uk. martin lewis has spent ten years— people like age uk.get those i spent ten years trying to get those 880,000 pensioners eligible for pension credit to sign up, ten years. and you are going to do that in weeks? ., , years. and you are going to do that in weeks? , ., years. and you are going to do that in weeks? ., , ., . .,, in weeks? there has been an increase in weeks? there has been an increase in the number — in weeks? there has been an increase in the number of _ in weeks? there has been an increase in the number of people _ in weeks? there has been an increase in the number of people applying - in weeks? there has been an increase in the number of people applying for. in the number of people applying for pension credit and we have seen the uptick and liz kendall is coming out and trying to make sure people apply and trying to make sure people apply and we want people to get the benefits they are entitled to. we know that there are barriers to that, particularly with elderly people, they don't always want to apply for what they are e

the mayor's chief advisor ingrid lewis martin has been with him from the days that he was brooklyn boroughnt . she was in japan. as she got off the plane at jfk, the feds and state investigators were there. they confiscated her phones. at the same time they were raiding her home and they took i guess documents from their. the feds subpoenaed more documents. but it's not over. if you think this is all tidy, yesterday the u.s. attorney said he still looking for more information and apparently he still going for more information because he went after ingrid lewis martin as we speak just moments ago. >> this is far from over and you have to wonder how these people are working with the investigators and whether are not some of them are turning against him and how all of this has shaken out. you spoke with williams this morning, and he would be the next person in line if the mayor decided to step aside. i'm not sure i want to get your take on if you think that would have been. >> the mayor will not step aside. look at senator menendez. he accepted gold bars. he stayed there until he was convicte

investigators with the manhattan da's office searched the home of one of his closest advisers, ingrid lewis-martin they also seized two cell phones from her at the airport, right when she landed from a vacation in japan is not clear if this is related to the adams case at all. and ingrid lewis-martin denies any wrongdoing, but it does add to the growing list of people within the inner circle of atoms who have now been searched which by investigators now for his part, adams denies any wrongdoing and he is vowing to keep his job. only a handful of prominent democrats have even called on him to run but a source tells cnn, new york governor kathy hochul is considering the possibility of removing adams from office. she can do that by the way, under state law. now, publicly of chlorus, all she said that she hopes adams will find quote, an appropriate path forward not really. >> the ring door shrimp for that adams wants to hear. but the question is, if adam resigns or is even pushed out, then what what who will become the mayor of new york? oh the job would fall to my next guest, new york city public adv

on october 30th, martin lewis, a consumer champion who's not allied to a political party, suggested one and we basically have means testing based around council tax bands. i think it will change a bit before the time rachel reeves delivers her first budget. >> so do you think they'll tweak it but not ditch it? because, i mean, you've got up to 30 labour mps set to rebel. you've got the house of lords even saying we're going to try and block this in any way we can. so you think he will actually just tweak it rather than flip flop, as keir starmer has done in the past? >> well, for the reasons you set out for two reasons. first of all, the political point is, you know, that was one of the few critiques that might have landed on keir as leader of the opposition, that he changed his mind. in reality, everyone from baroness thatcher to david cameron changed their mind. it's kind of a sign you have the mind. >> it does do it slightly more than it has to be said. >> i don't think he'll change substantively on this, but it goes back to this other point that, you know, we all have different view

what we saw happen today is one of adams is closest allies as chief advisor, her name is ingrid lewis-martin she had her phone seized today, her house was searched by state investigators, should just got off a plane. i believe a trip from japan made it through customs. they took her phones at the airport. she was speaking out tonight about an a radio interview about what this what she believes is happening. this is what she had to say we are in perfect. >> but when that the u.s and i do believe that in the end that the new york city public will see that we have not done anything illegal to the magnet all scale that requires the federal government and the da's office to investigate us know i should note, she was making those comments to the host is her defense attorney, arthur aidala, who our audience would be very familiar with from from during the trump trial. but what do you make of the fact that this is now ensnared another person? in his orbit potentially, i think this is somewhat typical, not surprising when you're doing an investigation as a prosecuting authority, whether it's the fede

you know, georgia is the birthplace of the civil rights movement, and from john lewis to martin luther., andrew young, the list goes on, if we truly believe in our democraic values and process, then we have a responsibility to continue their fight. so, how is brian kemp going to claim that he is for law and order, but refuse to follow the law? so, we have to remember that brian kemp's second in command. let's remember this, the lieutenant governor, burt jones, is a fake elector who attempted to overturn the election here in georgia. so, georgians are working as hard as we can. we are looking to stop this chaos, and we cannot let donald trump take control of the state elections board. we must stand up to the rule of law, and we hope that our governor will do the same. >> congresswoman lucy mcbath, thank you so much for making time for us tonight. it was -- it landed differently, to see you, as a member of congress, standing there with those state legislators today, making that case in the capitol. i know this is a all hands on deck moment for georgia democrats. appreciate you helping us

lewis mckenzie. >> thank you very much, martin. good afternoon. it's just gone 5:00. er benjamin netanyahu says his country will not rest until the remaining hostages are brought home, as he insists his country is fighting for peace . country is fighting for peace. >> ladies and gentlemen . >> ladies and gentlemen. i didn't intend to come here this year. didn't intend to come here this year . my country didn't intend to come here this year. my country is at war, fighting for its life . but after fighting for its life. but after i heard the lies and slanders levelled at my country by many of the speakers at this podium, i decided to come here and set the record straight. >> however, earlier on today, netanyahu says negotiations on a ceasefire in lebanon will continue despite his his insistence that the idf maintains its offensive against hezbollah. these are live pictures of beirut on your screens now. but earlier today, an israeli strike reportedly killed nine people from the same family in southern lebanon, including four children. sir keir starmer called for a ceasef

lewis jackson. he is like a frederick dog, michael martin luther king, he is like a marcus garvey.ight, black nationalist, because he has got a love for black people, because it started on the chocolate side and it spilled over onto various sides of the culture and the society. let us not reduce, let us not diminish. it went the world looks back on the american empire and says what is it about these black people that they cap finally in the face of terror and loving in the face of hatred and enjoying the face of sorrow, they will say something about aretha and curtis and fanny, that is what we are here dissolute. thank god for helen. thank god for noah. thank god for greenville baptist church. thank god for mountain view baptist church. thank god for the struggles of jim crow, south carolina all the way to mississippi north, which is what chicago in many ways still is. jesse, i love you, i love you brother. and i will never forget your service. never forget the blood you shed. you and jackie and the family. love you, brother jesse. [cheers and applause] >> brothers and sisters, we

lewis mackenzie . mackenzie. >> what an introduction there. thank you very much martini'm lewis mackenzie in the gb newsroom. sir keir starmer says the nhs has broken but not beaten , delivering but not beaten, delivering a stark message after a demanding report into the health service . report into the health service. lord darcy's rapid review highlights rising demands, low productivity and poor morale. just some of the major challenges facing the nhs. its after figures out this morning show ballooning waiting times, long delays in a&e and cancer care. speaking earlier, the prime minister warned there will be no more money without reform and said big shifts are needed to secure the nhs future. >> only fundamental reform and a plan for the long term can turn around the nhs and build a healthy society. now it won't be easy. it won't be quick, it will take a ten year plan, not just the work of one parliament, but i know we can do it . i know we can do it. >> the uk's police and crime commissioner has had her belongings stolen from a hotel, where she gave a speech to membe

martin? we understand the 65 year old has signed a five—year deal, worth up to a possible £30 milion pounds a year. that figure, barring max verstappen, lewisvers are earning and according to business magazine forbes, newey would only be behind anthonyjoshua, rory mcilroy and tyson fury in terms of other british sporting figures. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. standby for the sporting transfer of the season. he's a 65—year—old engineer. he's adrian newey and now aston martin. i didn't know £30 million a year, i don't know if that's true but what you think this brings the investment of the team? i don't know. i am in a very fortunate position where i don't need to work now. i can have a very comfortable lifestyle and retire. still of the job. that challenge of trying to work with everyone to make the car go faster. that's what gets me up in the morning. did go faster. that's what gets me up in the morning-— the morning. did some of that love ofthe the morning. did some of that love of the 'ob the morning. did some of that love of the job 90 _ the morning. did some of that love of the job go during _ the morning. did some of that