i'm nana akua. >> welcome back here with me. i'm nana akua . this is gb news. i'm nana akua.me now for the great british debate. this and i'm asking our labour scaring off people with the broadest shoulders. now the millionaire and founder of pimlico plumbers , charlie pimlico plumbers, charlie mullins, has revealed that he has put his his 12 million penthouse in london up for sale as he prepares to leave the country to avoid labour's anticipated tax hike on the wealthiest people in this country. i don't know who's going to get to buy it then they've all gone. charlie mullins appeared on gb news earlier today to discuss his plans to leave the uk. here's what he had to say. >> i'm not going to avoid tax , >> i'm not going to avoid tax, but obviously on the basis of what labour want to introduce about increasing capital gains from 20% to 40 or 45%. so they're going to cut your profit down by half. they're also talking about the inheritance tax that may go up to 40%, yeah. i just think it's unacceptable. and i think that, you know, why why why should we sort of work hard and let

i'm nana akua. ews live on tv, online and on digital radio. coming up, announced sir keir starmer refuses to confirm any decision to use long—range missiles to hit targets inside russia . we'll hit targets inside russia. we'll be asking should ukraine be allowed to use british weapons? next though, i'm asking is our voting system fit for purpose or should we stick to the tried and tested person? one person, one vote? my panel, tested person? one person, one vote? my panel , two former mps vote? my panel, two former mps will discuss that as ever. some your thoughts post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay. this is gb news. good afternoon and welcome to gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. i'm about to get in touch, post your comments, thoughts gbnews.com/yoursay i will read some of those throughout the show, but it's time now for the great british debate this hour and i'm asking is the uk's electoral system undemocratic now? labour won the 2024 general election by a land

i'm nana akua now . channel. i'm nana akua now.xt images come with a flash warning. so it's time for the great british debate this out. i'm asking should sir ian mckellen be stripped of his knighthood now? sir ian mckellen has sparked controversy after accusing the late queen of being rude and quite mad in her final years. the acclaimed actor made the remarks in a recent interview , recalling an exchange interview, recalling an exchange with the queen during which he found her tone dismissive. some royal experts have suggested that if mr mckellen feels so slighted, he should consider giving back his knighthood. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking should sir ian mckellen be stripped of his knighthood? or perhaps he should simply hand it back? political commentator liam and human rights campaigner peter tatchell join me to discuss peter tatchell. >> well , ian tatchell. >> well, ian mckellen said that when he received his knighthood, the queen made a dismissive, dismissive remark. >> does anybody still go to the the

now i'm nana akua. we're live on gb news andifs nana akua.el take a look at some of the stories that caught their eye. joining me, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy, also journalist and broadcaster danny kelly. let's go with danny, your supplement . okay. >> rickshaws in the west end of london. okay. you don't really get them in other parts of the country, but you get them in london and you get a quote of a guy saying, i want to go from here to buckingham palace. how much, mate? he'll say, and this is an actual incident. he'll say, £13. so at the end of the 500 yard, if you're only close to 500 yard trip, he says, okay, put your pin in. he's charged you £1,300. and this is this is common. if he says £24.50, next thing you know , you're being thing you know, you're being charged £245. if you ask for a receipt, you'll say we don't do receipts. the next thing you know, he's he's scarpered off transport for london have been inundated with complaints. they pick on easy targets . maybe pick on easy targets. maybe people who would be identifiab

i'm nana akua now.roadcaster and journalist danny kelly and also gb news political correspondent nigel nelson. i made it up. are you political? you're not, are you? >> senior political commentator . >> senior political commentator. >> senior political commentator. >> oh, thank you very much for that. well, that's good. well, it's that. well, that's good. well, wsfime that. well, that's good. well, it's time for the great british debate. i'm asking is labour the party of hypocrisy? the prime minister is facing an investigation over an alleged breach of parliamentary rules for failing to disclose that labour peer lord ali paid for a personal shopper and designed clothes for his wife . victoria clothes for his wife. victoria also reports today claim that the prime minister is considering processing migrants in albania to replace rwanda ahead of the talks with italian prime minister giorgia meloni. despite just only weeks ago calling the rwanda scheme a gimmick scheme was dead and buned gimmick scheme was de

i'm nana akua. say you're with me. i'm nana akua . this is gb news when live akua.to come, we'll continue with the great british debate this varne i'm asking, is the game already up for sir keir starmer ? you'll hear the starmer? you'll hear the thoughts of my panel, but first, let's get your latest news with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> nana thank you. the top stories. the prime minister has arrived at the labour party conference. sir keir starmer said labour's conference would show how labour are fixing the foundations and rebuilding our country. arriving at the conference centre in liverpool a short time ago alongside his deputy angela rayner, the prime minister said it was labour's biggest conference ever. >> the changes started varne and today we're going to set out and over the next coming days how we're fixing the foundations and rebuilding our country. so enjoy conference. very, very good to be here. >> meanwhile, today is day two of the reform conference in birmingham with party leader nigel farage giving his farewell address earlier this afternoon

i'm nana akua . this is a gb me. i'm nana akua. this is a gb news. taking you to israel, where i'll be getting the latest from a friend of the show, uri geller, who's there live. but first, let's get your latest news headlines with will hollis . hollis. >> good afternoon. the leader of the scottish national party has been speaking before members on the final day of its conference in edinburgh. the keynote speech by scotland's first minister, john swinney , who took over from john swinney, who took over from the party's former leader humza yousaf in may, highlighted child poverty as a priority. plus, a ceasefire in gaza . ceasefire in gaza. >> humza was one of the first and remains a leading voice, demanding an immediate ceasefire and the return safely of all hostages in gaza. that the message from this conference be heard loud and clear. the killing of innocent men, women and children must end and it must end now . must end now. >> meanwhile, israel's prime minister says he won't rest until those responsible for killing six hostages in gaza are caugh

i'm nana akua . you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is a gb news.ive on tv, online and on digital radio. coming up at 340. royal biographer angela levin will be here to give us the latest from behind the palace walls. but next, it's time for the british this hour i'm asking, do you back israel? gb news. good afternoon . it's fast good afternoon. it's fast approaching 24 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. we are britain's news channel. i'm nana akua and it's time now for the great british debate. this hour. i'm asking , great british debate. this hour. i'm asking, do you back great british debate. this hour. i'm asking , do you back israel i'm asking, do you back israel now? it's been confirmed that the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah, has been killed in beirut following an airstrike . beirut following an airstrike. israel have vowed to reach anyone who threatens them, but has has this latest move put the world on the brink of a potential world war? so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, do you back israel? well, joining me no

i'm nana akua. glad you're here now. i'm nana akua . this is gb news. we are akua. this is gb news.ting in touch with your thoughts about the conservative party conference. and andy says the tea party conference is a few people talking to themselves , oliver talking to themselves, oliver says i wonder what sort of gifts father ali christmas will give to starmer this year. probably nothing. to be fair, not after this, richard stevens says three cheers for rosie duffield. rosie duffield, who has, of course, quit the labour party . and then quit the labour party. and then who is it that said? oh, yes, adrian says nana lee anderson went to reform. there was no by—election, so why should there be for now? well, that's because remember, it was really leading up to the general election. so there was literally only a few weeks. so you then have two of them, which doesn't make any sense at all. so that was why. but he would have done, i presume, if it had been a longer gap. but right now it's time for the great british debate this out. and i'm asking, do you agree with kemi badenoch ? now, a

nana akua . ben lear and me. nana akua. >> very good morning to you.er president, donald trump, described sir keir starmer as they met overnight in new york. trump spoke to gb news before the meeting. take a listen. >> well, i'm going to see him in about an hour so i have to be nice, right? but i actually think he's very nice. i think, he ran a great race. he did very well , it's he ran a great race. he did very well, it's very early, but he's popular and i'll be seeing him. and i'll send your regards . and i'll send your regards. >> boris johnson reveals the details of his failed pep talk with prince harry to convince him and meghan to stay in the uk, and non—dom non—starter. >> are we seeing another u—turn from labour as the chancellor, rachel reeves, may water down her pledge to abolish non—dom status ? status? >> social care shortage a double whammy for pensioners 2 million over 65 seconds in england are living without the social care that they need, as they face winter fuel cut payments to. >> brian may quits the rspca. breaking this morning, the

nana akua. >> well, first up, home secretary yvette cooper is chairing a summit today to discuss to howkle criminal gangs involved in smuggling people across the english channelin people across the english channel in small boats. >> labour has abandoned the rwanda migration plan in favour of smashing the gangs, but the prime minister could live to regret that decision as it emerges that germany is considering deporting migrants to british funding facilities in rwanda. >> well, the gb news political correspondent olivia utley joins us from the national crime agency, where the summit will take place. olivia, what are we expecting to hear from the home secretary later today ? secretary later today? >> well, it's a very impressive cast of people who the home secretary has gathered today for this meeting. there are various ministers there, the foreign secretary, the justice secretary. then you've got people from the crown prosecution service, from border security, from the national crime agency itself. but in terms of what we're actually expecting to hear, well, to be honest, it's all soundi

nana akua. et's start with you. very good morning to you. thanks for tuning in. you say ben nana, there'll be plenty of houses vacant after the winter. nearly 4000, after all. the pensioners have either frozen or starved to death because of labour's very cruel decision to take the winter fuel payments off them. and of course, you're alluding to labour's own research. >> research? >> research? >> yes, from 2017, saying that up to 4000 pensioners would pensh up to 4000 pensioners would perish from the cold or from not eating if they had their winter fuel allowance taken away. what did labour do? took it away? >> yeah, exactly. well, listen, this is from june. june. you said. good morning, nana and ben and all. just going out to dig a shelter in the back garden. does anyone have a mickey mouse mask from the last war? will buy. because, of course, vladimir putin is talking a lot and padraig thinks that he's sabre rattling, sabre rattling by russia. take no notice. it's all bluff. >> we had a story on

nana akua. now, pierce and me. nana akua.ts and your comments. now, andrew, you know, you mentioned that richard rachel reeves phil morrish has got a very distinctive voice. very robotic voice. yes. well, we've had a few comments on that. brian cole says her voice really winds me up as well. i think she's i think if she was auditioning for a part in doctor who, she would get the dalek part. >> oh, yeah. without hesitation. >> oh, absolutely. that would be the voice, wouldn't it? >> maybe she used a voice over for the dalek. >> perhaps she might be. christine says the gap between the rich and poor. she's attacked pensioners from day one, obviously referring to the winter fuel allowance for pensioners . and there's somebody pensioners. and there's somebody called dubbing. i won't say the other bit, just in case. it sounds odd. if i say the whole thing together, it would be to good see all this talk of investment translate into actual investment translate into actual investment and growth. yeah, because we hear a lot of it . but

. >> nana akua very good morning to you. hope you're doing well. starmer's turmoil a civil war brews in number 10 as the prime minister defends his decision to pay minister defends his decision to pay his chief of staff, sue gray, a salary that exceeds his own . own. >> i no longer need to control this party. i'm going to let go. we will change the structure of the party and that means it's the party and that means it's the members of reform that will own this party. >> as nigel farage relinquishes ownership of reform uk, the party's conference kick off in birmingham is today, and the government's revealed its plans to tackle domestic violence in britain as abuse experts will be placed in 999 control rooms. >> home secretary yvette cooper wants to halve domestic abuse against women and girls in the next ten years, means working much harder on prevention. >> it means the stronger police response, it means effective criminal justice response and it means communities and workforces across the country responding to what really should be treated as a se

nana akua. andrew pierce and me. nana akua. >> well, the government has announced they're getting on with it, aren't they? they're scrapping 1 or 2 word ofsted inspection grades for england schools immediately from today. didn't take long. this is on the back of the suicide last year of the headteacher , who was the headteacher, who was traumatised by the fact her school went from a very high grade to a very low grade. but i just wonder if it's, to just to sweeping and knee jerk, isn't it? yeah. and i just thought, well, you made the point earlier . well, you made the point earlier. i mean, your child will get an gcse grade one one letter. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and it was an easy, accessible way for a parent to understand what how well, the school is doing. but if you go onto the ofsted website, there is the detailed breakdown of how the school is performing. and i don't know why they're taking it away because these what these school grades should be about. the pupils and the school. i just fear that the government is

but before i tell you what, we've got lined up for you, the brilliant nana akua show is on later at 3 what? what delights have you got in store for us today? >> well, we'll carry on with the harry story because, i mean, i've got my niggle, which is sort of my monologue about it because my suspicion is that he's returning because he's launching the paperback version of his book, which he agreed not to update. so maybe that's why he's sort of trying to make out that he's coming back to the uk. but maybe, maybe he's being genuine and honest and missing his family. who knows? we're going to be talking about that throughout the show. plus there is a brain drain happening in this country. are labour's plans their scary manifesto? are they scaring off potential investors? i mean , and it's not a joke i mean, and it's not a joke here. the rich people, the very rich people, the people at the top of the tree are leaving the united kingdom in their droves, some of them very scared of rachel reeves up and coming budget . then rachel reeves up and coming budget. then i'm going to be asking you all

but before we go into what we've got coming up, nana akua show is on at 3:00 and she joins us now. , dawn, we're going to be really focusing a lot on the vat on private schools because coming up at around about 5:00 on my show, we have a head from a parents group and also one of the parents who the vat on private schools will affect to show the kind of people who this is affecting, because a lot of people are seeing this as a sort of politics of envy, because ultimately, those kids who don't go to those private schools will end up in the public school system, in the sort of state school section, section. and this is not great because obviously there are elements to that that are broken to wes streeting his comments on camilla tominey show how he said it was unforgivable. the nhs is broken. can you fully blame the tory party for that though? and also the bbc, some are calling them the biased broadcasting corporation. should they be allowed to be self—regulated? because, you know, if you complain about something that you've seen on the bbc, it must initially go through their complaint

. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon , i'm nana akua and stephen dixon, i'm nana akua and thiss gb news. breakfast. here's one for you this morning. what would make you vote for a president .7 any key issue that president? any key issue that would grab you for presidents? >> probably the fake tan for me is what? i'll do it. yeah, yeah, there'll be one thing. >> well, i'll tell you what. this is in the star this morning, and it's from a podcast that donald trump has done. and this could win my vote. oh, well, if i was eligible. okay. he's promised that if he's re—elected, he will push the pentagon to declassify alien footage. oh, really? >> really? actually, that might do it for me. >> yeah, but i'll tell you what the weird thing about this, which no one seems to have picked up on, is he says, you know, it's all there. we will we will declassify it, but that's indicating that it's there. this is all the roswell stuff, isn't it? >> from the. is that what the main stuff is? >> roswell is a big one, but i'd love to hear and read all about that. i mean, you know, if there is such a

but before i tell you what, we've got lined up nana akua and i'm a man that believes everyone needs their coming up? >> well, yeah, everyone needs their nana. >> and they want their nanas to be nice and warm. i'm absolutely. i'm absolutely furious , actually, with this furious, actually, with this government. and i'm furious with rachel reeves. the amount of money that she's claiming in expenses, just like a lot of them, they are continuing to claim their fuel expenses, their winter allowances. i think that they are, rachel in particular, should actually maybe spend a week with one of the one of the pensioners who is on that line for the change with the allowance, who just literally misses out. i'd like rachel to spend a week with one of those pensioners and see what life is really like. but first and foremost, i'd like to see all those mps. all of them have their fuel allowances and their expenses removed because i don't see why we're paying for it. they're on £93,000 plus all the other bits and pieces. so we will be talking about that. we will be talking about that. we will be talking a

. >> i'm nana akua and this is gb news . news. breakfast. >> now, of course, we've got lots of important things to talk to you about today, including labour's orders for the biggest reform in nhs history. that's, of course, our top story today. but you might have noticed a little jingle jangle going on here. we've got lots of bling on the table, haven't we.7 >> the table, haven't we? >> yes, because greggs have come out with their own line of jewellery. i know you're probably laughing. you're thinking, no, they can't be. yes, it's to celebrate or celebrate london fashion week. and there are certain items. i mean, what's that one? that's the dodger. >> dodger necklace? yes. 22 carat gold. this is. is it? it's a greggs collaboration for london fashion week. and it will set you back a mere £45.40. >> yeah, yeah, i've said more than that. okay, well. carat gold. what about this, then? this greggs signet ring? now, this is going to be tricky to show you, but that's a steak baked on there. is it a steak bake? no. is that right? that's t

but before i tell you what we've got lined up for you, nana akua has joined me in the studio. , okay, so there's loads happening. we're going to in my niggle, which is my monologue, i'm going to ask you, i mean, who's in charge? is it the labor party as in the elected ministers, or is it actually the unions. because the first thing they did when they came into power , of course, was dish out power, of course, was dish out a load of money to the union members. >> but now the unions have actually stepped in over the winter fuel allowance, and they're not having it in fact, because a lot of the unions, including the pcs, which look after civil servants, they're saying that actually pensioners really need the money. >> so could the unions be the ones that step in then also, jazz asked, well, why has it gone so quiet on the labour benches about the biggest landlord in the commons who happens to be a labour mp who's flouted his own licence, and of course is a landlord from hell. so we're going to be finding more about that and also the home office. what are they trying to hide ? why

nana akua show is coming up at 3:00, and she's got an even better show coming up. for us? >> well, okay, so today as we know, it's the tory party conference. it's their first day and there's a line of four hopefuls who would probably like to lead the party. so we're going to ask you which one you think should lead. or perhaps it's none of the above or as you were talking earlier, a lot of people don't even care. my niggle is about rosie duffield. now, rosie duffield was part of the labour party. she has decided to leave, and one of the words she uses as her reasoning is avarice. avarice, a word i haven't heard in many , many haven't heard in many, many years. i think the last time i heard that word or read that word was in the bible, and it's a really serious moment. but there are many commentators like james o'brien on lbc and carol vorderman and people like that who are now eating their words. so we'll be talking about that as well. that is in my monologue later. plus, you've seen him on the channel a lot. andrew eborn what do you know about him? he will be my big

next is a nana akua.peech nation at 7:00 and mark dolan tonight at 9:00. thank you so much for joining me this afternoon. i really do appreciate your company. this show is nothing without you. and that's the highlight is talking to you. but as i said, don't go anywhere. cracking line up of shows coming for you. thank you for joining me. enjoy the rest of your weekend and we'll see you again very soon. first, it's the weather for you though. see you sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. good afternoon and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, as we head into next week, we have high pressure building , so that means plenty building, so that means plenty of fine and dry weather around and some fairly warm days on offer too. for the end of the weekend though, we do have this cold front which is slowly edging its way towards the southeast of the country, and that's bringi

but don't go anywhere because there's loads more coming up on the on the channel today, we have nana akuaws.com/yoursay, that's it from me. thank you very much for watching. i hope you're having a wonderful weekend out there. and let's get the weather to find out how wonderful the rest of the weekend is going to be. i'm not holding my breath on this one.thank >> it looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello there. good afternoon. welcome to your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. quite an unsettled few days to come for many of us, with some heavy rain around . with some heavy rain around. we've already seen some of that over the course of this afternoon , with low pressure afternoon, with low pressure moving into southern areas of the uk. that's feeding in those heavy pulses. even some thunderstorms around hail continuing on as we head into the first part of this evening, there is a rain warning in force through the rest of today for wales central southern areas of england. so do continue to take care. it is a little bit drier f

nana akua, i think.ut there's something in the papers this morning about fashion and iconic fashion things. number one, levi's 501. i do have a pair of those. >> oh, do you.7 >> oh, do you? >> i do. so they're the most stylish. they're the most uncomfortable and unflattering jeans i've ever bought. and i never wear them as a result. >> you've probably bought them in about 1986, didn't you? >> i only bought them a couple of years ago. >> remember who's in the advert in the in the. it was in the laundrette. >> it was nick thingamajig, wasn't it? >> yeah. he used to go out with madonna and nick kamen. >> nick kamen? that's him. i think he took all his clothes off. >> he died about five years. five, six years ago. did he? yeah. yeah. >> well, this is meant to be one of the most iconic stars of all time. the levi's 501. they were introduced to the masses in 1939, worn by the likes of marilyn monroe, james dean and marlon brando. all right, so that's number one. there's a list of 20 items. i think some are que

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and nana akua ofsted reform. >> now the government have school inspection systems. >> and we're asking you a question where's rishi sunak? he's still the leader of the opposition, after all, parliament resumes today. so are we going to finally hear from him after a radio silence? since he badly lost that election? >> now prince harry, apparently there may be a return. the duke of sussex is said to be making inquiries about repairing his relationship with his family and the british public. >> notting hill murders two people now have died as a result of the carnival. what have we heard from the government about that? the worst violence in decades. is this an example of more two tier policing? >> and are you a smoker, a smoke free nation? or that's what the leader of the house of commons, lucy powell, has said is the ambition for britain, but whose ambition for britain, but whose ambition ? ambition? you don't smoke, do you, andrew? no i used to, years and years and years ago.

this is britain's newsroom with ben, leo and me. >> nana akua very good morning to you.to pay his chief of staff, sue gray, a salary that exceeds his own . own. >> i no longer need to control this party. i'm going to let go. we will change the structure of the party and

ben& jerry's nana akua here to tell us what's on it. but before you do, tell us what's on it.ou can take one. >> go on. »- >> go on. >> i'll take a vicky. i'll take a chocolate. >> later. one of those. i must say, though, you've got a stash . say, though, you've got a stash. >> what? jen? rick's choice of a custard cream. although his politics may not be wet. that is a very wet decision. on leo, just just enjoy your biscuits. >> not being political. >> not being political. >> honestly, it's just everything has to be political. >> ben. >> ben. >> leo, it does, because we've got a lot on the show. we're going to be talking about keir starmer. he's going to be in washington dc. he's having a bilateral meeting with joe biden. ra ra ra ra. what will joe biden be thinking? or even saying? probably rubbish. nonsense, really? i mean, i don't know. it's all about these missiles that we have supplied to ukraine and ukraine, potentially using them on russian targets. >> but is vladimir putin bluffing? he has warned before about the use of javelins and tanks and so on. is he now bluffing

gb news britain's news channel >> join me nana akua for an informative , interactive news informativee didn't say that though . i said surprised. >> i think there's an element of truth to that . truth to that. >> join me from 3 pm. every weekend only on gb. >> news, britain's news channel >> news, britain's news channel >> it's patrick christys tonight and here we do things differently. >> explaining the absolute madness of this, doesn't it? it's explosive. i mean, this is very good. it's lively. >> 850 your government sat there, sean, and it did nothing. >> it's controversial in the middle east, has been in turmoil since before i was born. it's everything you need to kick start your evening. everyone's had their weetabix tonight. i love to see it. that's patrick christys tonight. weeknights from 9 pm. only gb news. the >>a >> a very good afternoon to you and a very happy monday. it's 3 pm. and welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster all across the uk. today with the revolt over the winter fuel allowance and 2000 lags being

i'm nana akua and for the next few hours , me and my panel next few hours, me and my panel will be takingthis show is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing and at times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled. so joining me for the next few hours is jonathan lewis. he also broadcast on columnist lizzie cundy. coming up after the confirmation that hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah has been killed after beirut airstrikes, i'll be asking, do you back israel? they've got to pull up on x throughout the show, asking you that very question. uri geller will be live from tel aviv with his thoughts and give us an update and giving us an update from his perspective. then in my niggle as this gaffe haunts sir keir starmer, i call again for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. >> the return of the sausages, the hostages . the hostages. >> and we discover yet more discrepancies. >> a working from home, if we can really will help prevent infections. >> i'm asking, are infections. >> i'm asking , are labour >> i'm asking, are labour turning o

i'm nana akua and for the next few hours me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hittings all about opinion . it's mine, is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing and at times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled. so joining me for the next few hours, political commentator lee harris and also trade unionist andy twelves. there's a dozen of them coming up. should mps accept gifts ? up. should mps accept gifts? we'll discuss that in my great british debate. in my after for sir keir starmer tries to explain

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and nana akua. >> well, we're kicking things off with pressureecision to withhold arms from israel. >> proud to be british. well. are you? a survey reveals a fall of 20% for those who say they are proud of britain's history. >> tugendhat for tory leader, shadow secretary minister tom tugendhat is launching his campaign for leadership of the conservative party. we'll be watching that live. and the great british railway legislation is being fast tracked through the commons to renationalise the railways. >> but is this what's best for passengers ? passengers? >> homeowner dreams crushed almost two thirds of uk adults are abandoning home ownership dreams with affordability and the cost of living as the biggest worry. and could ketamine be the answer to depression? >> a london wellness clinic is offering the well—known party drug to help treat anxiety and other mood related disorders .

nana akua small boat summit. >> the home secretary will chair a meeting with ministers and law enforcements in raf scampton rwanda scheme rehomed berlin is considering deporting migrants to british funded facilities in rwanda prisons for higher british prisoners could serve their sentences in estonian jails under a plan being considered by ministers and britain's best brew , which britain's best brew, which budget teabag has been declared superior to the big name brands? >> we will reveal that later . on. >> are you a tea or coffee person or a coffee in the morning? >> tea in the afternoons? a little earl grey after lunch. always find. can't just enjoy. it'll do the business. >> can't do coffee. in a terrible incident that happened at school. i'll tell you about that later. >> you're too full of energy for coffee. who needs it? can't do it. you don't need that. >> you don't need. who do you think's britain's best tea brand, >> for me, it's got to be a twinings. earl grey. really free pr for them on britain's newsroom this