, now remember , i want to moylan, now remember, i want to hear from you.nd the email remains the same despite the person being different. mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, it's mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, wsfime mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, it's time for your latest news headunes it's time for your latest news headlines and it's ray addison. >> thanks very much, martin. our top stories this evening. israel has rejected a ceasefire deal which hamas claims to have

paul embry and lord moylan will be keeping me company. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for tonight's latest headlines. >> michelle, thank you very much. and good evening from the newsroom. it'sjust much. and good evening from the newsroom. it's just gone 6:00, and we start with the top story tonight that sir keir starmer has claimed labour's gains in england's local elections are a direct message to the prime minister as he renewed demands for rishi sunak to call a general election . so far, labour general election. so far, labour has gained more than 100 seats and taken control of six more councils in england, while the conservatives have lost almost 300 seats. the liberal democrats, meanwhile , have also democrats, meanwhile, have also made some gains, with party leader sir ed davey pledging to make the conservative government history . history. >> people from around our great country have had enough of this out—of—touch conservative government they've had enough of being taken for granted and being taken for granted and be

daniel moylan and zoe greenwald, thank you so much.up next is nigel farage with the lovely martin daubney. thanks for watching. i've been dawn neesom in for michelle. have a good weekend . weekend. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. welcome to our latest gb news weather from the met office. so there's been plenty of showers around for many of us today, and there's further rain expected over the next couple of days, all thanks to low pressure situated out towards the west of the uk, slowly moving its way towards us over the next couple of days, bringing some heavy rain and some blustery showers. any showers that we have seen across eastern parts of scotland and northern england will gradually ease as we head through the rest of this evening, leaving some clear spells overnight here. but down towards the southwest. a very different picture. plenty of cloud around and some outbreaks of heavy rain moving in. temperatures here around 12 or 13 degrees, but definitely a little chillier und

the conservative life peer in the house of lords , daniel moylan house of lords, daniel moylan and thentator joe phillips, alongside me. norman says, michel. christianity. and in fact, actually the average white male, he says, have been constantly under attack from the left and liberals for years. he says. baker says religion, michel has caused far more war and death than anything else in his mind , than anything else in his mind, echo? is that how you say your name? you say you can't believe that so many people are still wrapped up in religion in 2024. but i can tell you, there's lots of people getting in touch and defending christianity. a few of you saying, please , can you you saying, please, can you remind everyone that essentially this is still a christian country? michel and sue says, please, can i say i'm proud to be church of england? and i wish others would feel the same and have the pride and passion that she has in our country now, if there was a pandemic , heaven there was a pandemic, heaven forbid, ever to happen again, who do you think should have the final say in terms

let's quickly pop back to the studio with stephen and lord moylan. reaction to this incredible state of affairs that people seem to want some form of border control on the island of ireland, something which was which was the absolute antithesis? well like most people who know, the irish border is about 304 miles, but nobody actually knows what it is. >> you know, there's great parts that have never been defined. we think that the last thing anybody would sign up for now would be a return to an armed or a uniformed presence on the border. but look, a couple of things about this. there was a particularly horrific murder about 2 or 3 years ago in offaly, where a young girl was killed by an immigrant to the country. that actually sparked a huge number of riots and protests. since then, there have been anti—polish ones in dublin , been anti—polish ones in dublin, so this is not actually anything new. what is unusual is that ireland is the only country in europe which has never, ever had a fascist party. we've had one in this country every other country in

moylan, for five minutes. mr. moylan: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to recognize mayor john cruz as he serves his final term representing the village after almost two decades. before becoming the mayor of guam's capital, cruz faithfully served the government of guam for 25 years. his tenure shows his commitment to the people of guam has been unwavering since the beginning. he has been a strong advocate for the island and a champion of public service. present day, cruz is known by many of his constituents for his beautification efforts in his village, ensuring guam's special capital remains a cultural and an historical hub. most importantly, cruz is a family man. a devoted catholic and a reliable mayor who puts his constituents first. i'd like to thank mayor cruz for his dedication to the people of hagatna. his leadership has been instrumental in making the village what it is today. i wish him the very best in retirement and i'm certain his legacy will be an inspiration to all future leaders to come. thank you, mayor cruz. mr. speaker, tod

, now remember , i want to moylan, now remember, i want to hear from you. and the email remains the same despite the person being different. mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, it's mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, wsfime mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, it's time for your latest news headunes it's time for your latest news headlines and it's ray addison. >> thanks very much, martin. our top stories this evening. israel has rejected a ceasefire deal which hamas claims to have agreed with egyptian mediators, but says they're exhausting every possibility regarding negotiations. an israeli official described the proposed deal as softened and said it was a ruse intended to make israel look bad . it comes after israel look bad. it comes after israel ordered the evacuation of parts of rafah ahead of a large scale military offensive. hamas claims it meets several demands, including the return of displaced people and a prisoner swap. there's been no successful agreement on a ceasefire in gaza since a week long pause in november . well, students at november. well, students

lord daniel moylan my clashes.an was a conservative member of the house of lords and norman baker, former liberal democrat minister norman baker. i'm going to start with you. diversity. eddie d the first thing to say is, yes, there are far more important issues, whether it's the state of the economy or the nhs or the bonng of the economy or the nhs or the boring gaza or all range of other matters. >> so it isn't the most important thing for the government to be concentrating on, however , there are doubtless on, however, there are doubtless people in civil service who are doing jobs which aren't terribly useful , and doing jobs which aren't terribly useful, and it's probably worth looking at those. i'm not against the civil service looking at diversity and inclusion, but i think they should be part of a wider role that someone has, rather than someone being specifically in that post. because if you're yes , if you're particularly particularly in that post, then you have the reason to keep that post going. if it's p

moylan, for five minutes. mr. moylan: thank you, mr. speaker. the people of guam would like to congratulate and recognize admiral john aquilino, call sign lung. he began his career as a mid shipman at the u.s. navy academy. upon graduating in 1984, he would go on to receive his aviator wings. over his four decades of service in the u.s. navy, he performed his duties with distinction. from his first fighter squadron assignment commander of the u.s. pacific fleet, he has stood a most commendable watch. and as the admiller stood his last watch and command, as commander of the u.s. indo-pacific command, he ensured 375,000 service members and civilian personnel maintained a bias toward action and excellence. this was especially the case in his service to the land of america's first sunrise, guam. during his tenure as indo pay con commander, he led the establishment of the joint task force, micronearbyia, and continually advocated for the guam missile defense system. his efforts ensured the people of guam know that the defense department is committed

, now remember , i want to moylan, now remember, i want to hear from you.t. mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, it's mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, wsfime mailmogg@gbnews.com. but first, it's time for your latest news headunes it's time for your latest news headlines and it's ray addison. >> thanks very much, martin. our top stories this evening. israel has rejected a ceasefire deal which hamas claims to have agreed with egyptian mediators, but says they're exhausting every possibility regarding negotiations. an israeli official described the proposed deal as softened and said it was a ruse intended to make israel look bad . it comes after israel look bad. it comes after israel ordered the evacuation of parts of rafah ahead of a large scale military offensive. hamas claims it meets several demands, including the return of displaced people

moylan, for five minutes. mr. moylan: mr.peaker, i rise today to recognize -- in recognition for the national police week. as a nation we pay tribute to the law enforcement officers who have lost their lives while performing their duties. we honor their commitment, bravery, selflessness, and protecting and servicing our communities. the sacrifices made by these officers extend far beyond their own lives. affecting the lives of their spouses, children, and extended family members who will never -- who will forever carry the weight of their loss. we are thankful for the service they gave, the courage they exhibited, and the example they set. we honor their legacy and commitment to protecting and serving the communities across the nation. as the crime rate seems to skyrocket across the nation, including my district, the territory of guam, our police officers' duties become even more critical to every one of our jurisdictions. national police week gives us the chance to show our gratitude to these officers who continue to sacrifi

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moylan, to preside over the committee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 6192. which the clerk will report by title. he the clerk: a bill-to-mend the energy policy and conservation act to prohibit the secretary of energy from provibing any -- procribbing any new or energy conservation standard for a product that is not technologically feasible and economically justified and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read the first time of the general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divide and controlled by the chair and the ranking minority member of the committee on energy and commerce for their re-- or their respective designees. the gentlewoman from arizona, mrs. lesko, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from arizona. mrs. lesko: thank you, mr. chair. i yield myself suc