plus, the difference between you and ed miliband. are you just ed miliband. well, he's got a lot to say about net zero. and he weighs in on trump

energy secretary ed miliband says the new offer of $300 billion by 2035 is generous — not when you takeinflation, say poorer countries. this is what they always do, they break us at the last minute. you know, they push it and push it, and push it until our negotiators leave, until we're tired, until we're delusional from not eating, from not sleeping. it is after 2am now, and we are all feeling tired. you may be wondering what all this talk about money has to do with actually tackling climate change. well, the hope is that that cash will be used to help developing countries power their growth with renewable energy, not fossil fuels. that should moderate emissions, and hopefully slow climate change. there's been mixed reaction to the deal. india's representative at the summit says she absolutely objects to what—she—called an unfair agreement that excluded nations from the decision—making process. this document is nothing more than an optical illusion. this, in our opinion, will not address the enormity of the challenge we all face. therefore, we oppose the adoption of this document, we o

there�*s been a similar reaction from uk energy secretary ed miliband.oped for, but it is a step forward. he�*s been speaking with the bbc about how the deal helps britons. we do think it�*s right to help poorer countries to go down the low carbon energy path. it�*s right because we�*re only i% of global emissions in britain and we need other countries to tackle the problem, too, if we�*re going to keep future generations safe. and it�*s right also because this is the biggest jobs opportunity of the 21st century and for british companies, british exports, there are huge opportunities here if the rest of the world is moving down that road. 0ur climate reporter esme stallard is at the conference in baku, and told me more about what�*s included in the deal that�*s now been agreed. the $300 billion is split across three areas the first is called mitigation, any effort that goes towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions, that could be for example switching out over coal fired power for a wind turbine project, goes to adaptation, preparing countries for the wo

>> ed miliband feels that way anyway, so the times now, what have we got from them ? got from them? >> they've got police treat classroom jibes as hate incidents, which is this shocking story that nine year olds are among thousands investigated. i mean, nine year olds, if they for example, there was one child who called another primary school classmate a word beginning with r that i doubt i can say on air and two secondary school girls who said another pupil, which is just effectively a fancy word for slow. yes, but i've got no idea if i can say it anymore without getting the police coming to the studio back. but i think, yes, i've seen, you know, i've seen people say online, obviously, but it appues say online, obviously, but it applies so well to so many people i work with. it's a big problem. yeah, yeah. you said you said it to me before the show, but never on the show. >> you didn't hear me though, because it's the way you are. but also, he told two girls that they smelled of fish like fish. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. what if that's just. could it be accurate? what if t

ed miliband is being proud to have that as your president . ed miliband is next. president.16, he said this about the tories welcoming trump to office. the idea that we have shared values with a racist , shared values with a racist, misogynistic, self—confessed groper beggars belief. we've got london mayor sadiq khan, who allowed a trump blimp to fly over london and has essentially accused him of being an islamophobe. today he released this really salty statement. in it, he says, we will always be pro—women pro—diversity pro climate change and pro—human rights . oh hi there climate change and pro—human rights. on hi there sadiq. are you in charge of this city by any chance ? oh, god. one rape any chance? oh, god. one rape reported every hour in london. mayor khan not very pro—woman, thatis mayor khan not very pro—woman, that is it. and on that diversity point, look, a lot of people around london don't want to take lectures from you on the so—called benefits of diversity. thank you very much . the lib thank you very much. the lib dems are just as bad. i've received an email t

energy secretary ed miliband says the new offer of 300 billion by 2035 is generous. not when you take into account inflation, say poorer countries. this is what they always do. they break us at the last minute. they push it and push it and push it until our negotiators leave, until we're tired, until we're delusional from not eating, from not sleeping. and all the while, the clock keeps on ticking. the issue now is time. these talks have already overrun by a day and a half, and ministers have started to fly home. now, decisions can only be made at these cop conferences, with two thirds of the delegates in the room. unless an agreement can be made in the next few hours, these talks will collapse. that would be a huge blow to the global effort to tackle climate change. countries need to make their carbon cutting commitments for the next decade early next year, and without a finance deal they're unlikely to be ambitious. justin rowlatt, bbc news, baku. 0ur climate reporter, esme stallard, is at the talks in baku — she told me more. the island states pulled out of the is

here is uk energy secretary, ed miliband. ed, how are things going?e are looking for the best deal we can. is there any progress at all? here is the problem. 0ne clause in the current draft agreement estimates developing countries need $1.3 trillion of climate finance. the very next clause decides the countries led by richer nations will provide $250 billion a year of that. now, we understand the offer has been raised to $300 billion a year, but the developing countries say that that is still not enough. this is what they always do. they break us at the last minute. they push and push and push, until we are tired, until we are delusional from not eating, from not sleeping. to make things even more complicated, a group of fossil fuel rich countries, led by saudi arabia, is trying to roll back on the promise the world made last year in dubai, to transition away from fossil fuels. that is the knot they are trying to untangle in this room, and, all the while, the clock is ticking. justin rowlatt, bbc news, baku. with me is nick bridge, who was the uk fore

the uk's energy minister, ed miliband, was also questioned about the standoff— saying parties are workingthe best possible outcome. parties will have to decide the deal that is offered, and whether it is an acceptable deal or not. personally, i think we need to move forward, that by significantly increasing the climate finance available to developing countries, we can both help them and help the world in accelerating the clean energy transition. it is a significant scaling up from the 100 billion... is it over ten years? by 2035? we will keep working for the best possible outcome. live now to our climate reporter, esme stallard, who's at cop 29 in baku. it all sounds very fraught. it is, things are moving very quickly. 0ver is, things are moving very quickly. over the last couple of hours, it seems like the negotiations were breaking down to a number of countries including ireland states like the bahamas and jamaica walked out of the talks altogether. we had some of the groups of the poorer nations of the world say they were temporarily walking out and that was over an agreement how much

that is why people like ed miliband are saying this is great for british businesses to invest abroaddifficult because what developing countries are saying is that governments cannot control that private finance aspect, right? and that's why they think it's not a good deal because they cannot guarantee that money will reach them. ., ~ guarantee that money will reach them. ., ,, ,, guarantee that money will reach them. ., ~' ,, , guarantee that money will reach them. ., ,, , . guarantee that money will reach them. ., ~ , . ., them. thank you very much for that. officials at a hospital in northern gaza say their director has been seriously injured in an israeli drone strike. dr hossam abu safiya heads the kamal adwan hospital, one ofjust two medical facilities partly operating in northern gaza. medical sources say the israeli military targeted the hospital's oxygen facilities and diesel storage with drones. we have asked the israeli army for comment. israel does not allow foreign journalists free access to gaza so a freelancer for the bbc has interviewed dr hossam abu safiya. translatio

peter mandelson, david miliband, cathy ashton and valerie amos, and cabinet minister in the new labourr that they said any of them would work under a harris presidency but one of them, i think, would be better than the others in in a trump presidency. they didn't name mantle but i think it is pretty clear. they didn't name mandelson but i think it is pretty clear. nigel is barrage let's dispense with the ridiculous idea that he would ever become the ambassador to the or anything else, that nigel farage said to the us or anything else, but nigel farage said peter mandelson should the ambassador to the us. donald trump would respect him because of his background in the mid—90s before coming back to try to help to rescue gordon brown. nigel farage endorsing him. i do not think that is the reason government might choose him but in government people will think, that kind of attitude that have led to nigel farage saying donald trump would respect him they hopefully would be respected in the white house. the donald trump white house would be like a court and peter mandelson has shown us over

like i say, wes has got his views, but you've got people like ed miliband and lisa nandy and liz kendallh ago, wes streeting told a large, notionally private meeting of labour mps he would vote against a change, and he's said it repeatedly since. i've made it clear that i'll be voting against the assisted dying bill this time. that's mainly because i don't think that palliative care, end of life care, is where it needs to be to give people a real choice. and yesterday mr streeting spoke to nhs staff and suggested to reporters a change in the law would mean less money for other health priorities. all this after the government's most senior civil servant wrote to all ministers last month saying the government was neutral on the issue and so ministers should exercise discretion and should not take part in the public debate. privately and publicly some labour figures bluntly think the health secretary should wind his neck in. take this former minister, who wants the law to change. i'm a great wes streeting fan, but i think on this issue he should do what the cabinet secretary said and just h

like i say, wes has got his views, but you've got people like ed miliband and lisa nandy and liz kendallf a change in the law. a month ago, wes streeting told a large, notionally private meeting of labour mps he would vote against a change, and he's said it repeatedly since. i've made it clear that i'll be voting against the assisted dying bill this time. that's mainly because i don't think that palliative care, end—of—life care is where it needs to be to give people a real choice. and yesterday, mr streeting spoke to nhs staff and suggested to reporters a change in the law would mean less money for other health priorities. all this after the government's most senior civil servant wrote to all ministers last month saying the government was neutral on the issue and so ministers... i'm a i'm a great wes streeting fan but i think on this issue he should do whatever the cabinet secretary has said and should hold fire a little bit. —— privately and publicly, some labourfigures bluntly think the health secretary should wind his neck in. take this former minister who wants the law the change. i

energy secretary ed miliband says the new offer of $300 billion by 2035 is generous — not when you take say poorer countries. this is what they always do, they break us at the last minute. you know, they push it and push it, and push it until our negotiators leave, until we're tired, until we're delusional from not eating, from not sleeping. it is after 2am now, and we are all feeling tired. you may be wondering what all this talk about money has to do with actually tackling climate change. well, the hope is that that cash will be used to help developing countries power their growth with renewable energy, not fossil fuels. that should moderate emissions, and hopefully slow climate change. as may, good to see you. we know you've been there for many hours, talk us through what's been included. , , . , talk us through what's been included. , ., , ., ., included. just a few minutes ago, behind me _ included. just a few minutes ago, behind me in _ included. just a few minutes ago, behind me in the _ included. just a few minutes ago, behind me in the main _ included. just a few minutes ago, b

and peter says it's difficult to imagine two greater opposites than eden golan ed miliband and the climateald trump. now that's a very fair point. and tony, tony has a more personal question . looking sharp personal question. looking sharp with your new haircut, jacob, have you changed barbers? well, no. i will tell you the honest truth. i've been going to the same barber for decades . and my same barber for decades. and my last haircut, he was on holiday, so he's now back. my haircut is back to normal as i like to keep my viewers up to date with affairs continuing on the subject of the re—election of donald trump, we want to discuss what this means for the united kingdom and the special relationship we'll be looking. some of this was raised at prime minister's questions in just a moment, but first, to reflect on the result. i'm joined by my most distinguished panel, the former conservative cabinet minister, sir john redwood, former conservative cabinet minister, sirjohn redwood, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. john, this is good news for the uk, isn't it? because we've got

i mean, ed miliband wants us to go completely green. lucky we're all rich, isn't it?ills, whereas, you know, the trump administration is the trump administration is the trump administration is drill, baby, drill . and we can go right baby, drill. and we can go right through all of these different issues. there are huge differences between a very conservative trump government. you know , and a pretty left wing you know, and a pretty left wing british one. but on areas like intelligence sharing, on areas like defence, on areas like trade, and indeed investment. and it's worth remembering that america is the biggest foreign investor in the uk and vice versa. we in america, on all of these things, there is an essential national interest that we resolve these things to the satisfaction of both sides. and if i can help in any way at to all break down some of those barriers, i'll do so. and not because i support anything that keir starmer's government stands for. i don't, but it's in the national interest. and that's really the point. >> we've been here before, nigel farage

that's why people like ed miliband are saying this is great for british businesses to invest abroad and will reach them. authorities in laos have released the names of the two danish women, and one american man, who died of suspected methanol poisoning after apparently drinking tainted alcohol. anne—sofie orkild coyman, freja vennervald sorensen, and american national james louis hutson, were all staying at the nana hostel in the town of vang vieng when they died. three other tourists, including one brit, also died from suspected methanol poisoning in the town last week. the governor of vang vieng has promised an investigation. people are voting in the second round of uruguay�*s presidential election. the centre—left opposition candidate yamandu orsi came first in last month's vote but didn't secure an outright majority. in the run—off, he's facing alvaro delgado of the governing republican coalition. opinion polls suggest a close race. our news correspondent mimi swaby told me more. this is the second round of an extremely close presidential race between two fairly moderate candidates.

now, that is ed miliband . the address is is ed miliband.ress is the department for business, energy and industrial strategy. well, it looks like this independent report that ed miliband is using to push his net zero lunacy might not actually be that independent. the company was brought into pubuc the company was brought into public ownership in september, and this report was published today. it is truly independent. is it? if the person with significant control is the secretary of for state energy security and net zero, should ed miliband not have said that he's the person with significant control behind that company? these are all very serious questions. we have contacted ed miliband, special adviser. we have contacted the government department and we are yet to hear back. there may well be an innocent explanation here and everyone wants to hear it. ed that ipso website states that that ipso w

plus, the difference between you and ed miliband. are you just ed miliband. are you just ed miliband in a wig.7 no. well, he's got a lot to say about net zero. and he weighs in on trump. >> and i remember, you know, donald trump doing some things that were really pretty difficult, but were tough. >> and has boris let slip what the ukraine—russia peace deal will be. >> i don't think that they can do a land, any kind of land for peace deal that changes the 1991 borders of their country . borders of their country. >> oh, and it is isolationist. >> oh, and it is isolationist. >> it is morally unacceptable and politically impractical. >> the archbishop of canterbury has to resign over the church of england's child abuse scandal. plus , blocking the road today on plus, blocking the road today on armistice day. >> because when we say never again , we meant never again . again, we meant never again. >> a bunch of unwashed, spoilt brats disrupt armistice day. have they no shame? >> plus you have darkish skin and he's. >> you know, he's pretty much racist abuse. althou

it's almost as if ed miliband takes his cue from climate fanatic greta garbo. >> more or less. started in the uk since that's where the industrial revolution started. we started to burn coal there and so of course the uk has an enormous historical responsibility when it comes to historic emissions and so on. since the climate crisis is an accumulative crisis, it's i find it very strange that they're like they are the ones who we are supposed to look up to now, but they are objectively one of the biggest climate villains. >> well, she doesn't look like the greta garbo i remember from the greta garbo i remember from the films, but never mind. these are the people who are now in charge, and it's no wonder less developed countries want to squeeze all the juice out of the climate change. reparations orange. but the real point is that starmer is choosing to augn that starmer is choosing to align himself with a failing and costly agenda. just as donald trump is elected us president. a man who understands the need for energy independence, that cheap energy independence, that cheap ener

and miliband's mad plans , which only really follow plans, which only really follow on from theresa may boris johnson, i mean, remarkable. yesterday at the despatch box there was kemi badenoch saying, well, you know , you've closed well, you know, you've closed luton because of your ev targets, to which the prime minister could very easily respond. well, minister could very easily respond. well , actually, they be respond. well, actually, they be your targets. it was you that put them in place whilst you were in government. and there is going to be a radical rethink about what we're doing in the name of net zero. and so i'm pretty optimistic we can do one in scotland too. so the answer to your question is lots. yes, we have to win a lot of council seats next year. we have to win. and yes, you know, it's going to have to be in the hundreds to be credible. is that an easy thing to achieve? no. are we going to do it? watch this space. >> yes, please . >> yes, please. >> yes, please. >> hi. thank you. beth rigby from sky news. nigel farage. you just spoke about the net migration figures. 90

has warned brits will have to reduce power consumption at peak times by 2030, all thanks to ed miliband's net zero plans. will traditional british tea time become a thing of the past.7 >> midnight tea, tom and let's tackle a prince. that was the playful cry of south african children as they played rugby with prince william in cape town. we'll join the future king live in south africa as he promotes his global earthshot environmental prize . environmental prize. >> now we can't ignore the big story that's going to be dominating today. it's going to be dominating all of the newspapers tomorrow. it is an ocean away, but it does affect all of us here in britain. yes. >> and tom's very excited. he's going to be helping with all the coverage overnight. i wonder who at home is going to be staying up to find the election results. how motivated are you to find out who is going to be the president of the united states? i imagine some of you will be staying up all night. others of you may go to sleep sadly and wake up in the morning and find out what's going on. >> i think the smart people will do a

. >> so basically i mean, this is like a lot of the world of ed miliband isn't it?a very similar to the way that we price everything according to the price of gas now or something. things are always tethered to other things. you're not allowed to just like sell as many of a vehicle as you would like to sell. >> yeah, it's not trusting the free market. but this is, of course, was a policy that came through under the tories. although labour have escalated it from 2035 and harnessed it to an electric vehicle. >> yeah, yeah. that runs out of steam. yeah. and that's basically what's happened here. so yeah i mean, you know, we've got a factory closing down vauxhall right. yeah . vauxhall. vauxhall right. yeah. vauxhall. i mean i mean that might be coincidence. >> vauxhall was like absolutely iconic in the hertfordshire region. >> yeah i mean that just shows you how dated they are. >> and but fair, fair. >> and but fair, fair. >> you just were trying to get yourself a free vauxhall. don't

jonathan reynolds and ed miliband are also among the 30 british citizens listed. russian ministry said it was putting members of the uk's political and military establishment, as well as journalists, on its stop list. it comes as russia earlier on expelled a british diplomat and accused him of spying. downing street has denied these allegations, labelling them as baseless and just briefly, the tobacco and vape spill has cleared its first hurdle in the house of commons this evening. mps voted 415 to 47. that's a majority of 368 to approve the bill. at second reading, conservative party leader kemi badenoch was among the 47 mps to vote against the bill, according to the division list. there was a free vote for tory mps with former health secretary victoria atkins among the 23 conservatives who voted in favour of the bill. the bill will undergo further scrutiny at a later date . those are the a later date. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. let's go back to ben for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. >> sign up to news alerts by scanning t

ed miliband yvette cooper keir starmer's wife, was out on one of those anti—donald trump protests younow, anyway, it's a worrying situation, but we're going to be across it throughout the show. >> that and more, of course. but do get in touch with your thoughts. gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get involved. all to come after your headlines with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> tom, emily, thank you very much and good afternoon. the top stories. well, it's been announced that the princess of wales is set to attend two remembrance day events this weekend. buckingham palace said princess catherine would attend both the remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph and the festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall tomorrow. but the palace also says that the queen's attendance at remembrance events will be subject to medical advice. nearer to the time. queen camilla is unwell with a chest infection and was forced to pull out of engagements earlier this week . meanwhile, the prince of week. meanwhile, the prince of wales has described the past year as brutal as he's contended with

and we've had miliband telling us today the climate change secretary, energy secretary, that fuel bills will be cut by 2030. that will be in another parliament. that's what they told us, that this mad dash to net zero would cut our fuel bills by £300 a year, every yeah bills by £300 a year, every year. i'm sorry. it's another manifesto breach. or is it just a lie? >> i'm embarrassed . a lie? >> i'm embarrassed. i am embarrassed that we are there on the global stage, when all the other main leaders of the world are not there. but he loves a global stage. keir starmer, doesn't he? even if he's out there doing things which are not in the best interest of this country, gbnews.com/yoursay let us know your thoughts. oh, it's going to be quite a lively one today. first, the very latest news with louise mckenzie. >> bev and andrew. thank you very much . good morning. it's very much. good morning. it's just after 9:30. here are your latest headlines in the gb newsroom. now as you've just been hearing, the prime minister says he's looking forward to working with donald trump on climate issues. th

ed miliband couldn't eat a bacon sarnie. and he's making a meal out of our green rollout. find out of our green rollout. find out why it's a kick in the gooues out why it's a kick in the goolies for british farming and british industry. and a security risk for the country. and how drunk is kamala harris.7 this week we've got a video of her latest appearance , and our panel latest appearance, and our panel of experts are going to decide if she's just a little tipsy or if she's just a little tipsy or if she's just a little tipsy or if she's going the full boris yeltsin . and remember that yeltsin. and remember that petition for a general election, the one that you signed in, michael keane, signed in, nearly 3 million other people signed. well, we're going to find out what happened to it in just a moment. i'm leo kirsten. tonight we have the underqualified but affordable jonathan colgan and adam koumas doing the reviewing. this is headliners . this is headliners. but before we get to tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> leo. thank you. good

and ed miliband has said that he will ban all new future coal mines in britain, sounding the final deathnell for a proposed pit in whitehaven that was set to create hundreds of well—paid jobs. create hundreds of well—paid jobs . as china builds one new jobs. as china builds one new coal fired power station every week. i'll speak to a former whitehaven coal miner who thinks that we need coal, not dole, here in britain . and now it here in britain. and now it might sound barking mad, but is your dog racist? well, pc pooch peach pooch owners are increasingly seeking professional help over anxiety to see if their dog barks at people of colour. this is a true story, and i'll be joined by a dog trainer for tips on how to make your dog do the right and not the far right thing. that's all coming on this. waafs show. always a pleasure to have your company so as we speak in brussels, they are plotting a freedom of movement deal exactly the same as we had before brexit. and they are saying it's a red line . today i'm going to a red line. today i'm going to reveal the true startling. the jaw droppin

jonathan reynolds and ed miliband are also among the 30 british citizens listed.ssian ministry said it was putting members of the uk's political and military establishment, as well as journalists, on its stop list. it comes as russia earlier expelled a british diplomat and accused him of spying. downing street has denied these allegations, labelling them as baseless and just briefly , the baseless and just briefly, the tobacco and vape bill has cleared its first hurdle in the house of commons this evening. mps voted 415 to 47. that's a majority of 368 to approve the bill at second reading, conservative party leader kemi badenoch was among the 47 mps to vote against the bill, according to the division list, there was a free vote for tory mps, with former health secretary victoria atkins among the 23 conservatives who voted in favour of the bill. the bill will will undergo further scrutiny at a later date. those are your latest gb news headlines. for now, let's go back to jacob for the very latest gb news to direct your smartphone. >> sign up to news alerts by scann

abroad for foreign farmers and energy while we're told to pop on another jumper, eat cold beans so ed milibandn walk around smug at cop29, the biggest con since the european super league , tried to european super league, tried to convince us that it was about the fans. trump would never for stand this errant nonsense. he'd secure the border, he would crank up our heating, and he would hand brits their dignity back. britain's not illegals power, not poverty and proper jobs. not yet more diversity and inclusion officers . honestly, inclusion officers. honestly, trump taken over might not be such a bad idea. cheaper energy , such a bad idea. cheaper energy, food on shelves, affordable and no one arrested for suggesting britons being unsafe is worth it. so we can be kind. so don, how about it, my fella ? you've how about it, my fella? you've already got part of scotland. invade the rest of us. we'll surrender faster than you can say. respect. order! the country that repelled the nazis can't even repel a rubber dinghy. make us the 51st state of the us of a. and let's forget stalin. i beg your pardo

energy secretary ed miliband has called a financial package for developing nafions financial package foreloping nations a critical 11th hour deal at the 11th hour for the climate, as the united nations environmental conference drew to a close. delegates at cop 29in azerbaijan agreed a new climate finance target. they pledged $300 billion a year. that's £2395 $300 billion a year. that's £239.5 billion to help poorer countries deal with the impacts of climate change, with rich countries leading with the payments. it was feared the conference would collapse after some of the poorest nations had walked out of talks. us president joe biden said that while substantial work remained to be done, the conference had set an ambitious international climate finance goal. however, the african group of negotiators described it as too little, too late . and finally, novak late. and finally, novak djokovic has appointed andy murray to coach him through and into the australian open. announcing the collaboration , announcing the collaboration, djokovic said he's excited to have one of his greatest rivals o

i think for some of the intellectual climate, for some of the ed miliband's policies. >> james price,it so shocking that the president of azerbaijan to describe oil and gas as god given? i mean , i gas as god given? i mean, i mean, there's certainly a natural resource. the world would be completely different without them, and nobody has yet figured out a way for the world to be without them, at least in the near to medium term. why is what the president of azerbaijan said 1503

that's very much the central mission of this government with ed miliband's talk about green targets,green new deal targets, etc. the green new deal. and of course, i think that you look at part of the different companies as well. it's all very much part of the same similar pattern. and given that, of course , there's a proud that, of course, there's a proud history in luton. working class town, 120 years of car manufacturing, all of that is going to be put at risk now as a result of this. >> well, look, when you think about who's not buying, not not who is buying, who's not buying and why are they not buying. i don't have an electric vehicle simply because i would think, well, is it right? is the time right? are they developed enough? the differential in the selling price seems to be really bad. and why are people not buying them? do you have one isabel? >> i don't have one. and i look outside and i see there's always parking spaces. if you have an electric vehicle because nobody's driving them. that, you know, still, the demand isn't there. >> yeah. i mean, you look at the kind of s

jonathan reynolds and ed miliband are also among the 30 british citizens listed. the russian ministry said it was putting members of the uk's political and military establishment, as well as journalists, on its stop list. it comes as russia earlier on expelled a british diplomat and accused him of spying. downing street has denied those allegations, labelling them as baseless . british troops have baseless. british troops have been drafted in to help the united states air force find out who is responsible for drones flying over three air bases in england , sources have said. a us england, sources have said. a us air force spokesman said earlier this afternoon that a small number of drones have again been spotted flying near us air force bases in suffolk. the development comes after unidentified drones were previously spotted between wednesday and friday of last week over the same three air bases. a ministry of defence spokesman said we take threats seriously and maintain robust, robust measures at defence sites. we are supporting the us air force response . those

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