i'm nana akua and it's digital radio. i'm nana akua and wsfime digital radio.r us president donald trump has returned to butler, pennsylvania . that's nearly pennsylvania. that's nearly three months after the assassination attempt on his life . that is where it happened. life. that is where it happened. let's travel to the states now and speak to the host of the politics people podcast , paul politics people podcast, paul duddridge. paul, welcome. so the trump rally, he has returned first time in 12 weeks now. >> this was the site of his the way he reported his first assassination attempt. he's had two assassination attempts in three months. >> yeah that's right. >> yeah that's right. >> they're not even saying the assassination attempt. >> that's his first one. >> that's his first one. >> it's like now they're keeping count. but so the first the first time in 12 weeks, he honoured the actual time of the assassination attempt . he was assassination attempt. he was there back speaking exactly the same time. he did start off with the classic what was i saying bef

i'm nana akua.the great british debate. this hour i'm asking, is rachel reeves right to cut foreign aid after it's been reported that she's considering a £2 billion cut in the up and coming budget? cabinet is reportedly split over the issues, including david lammy. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking , lammy. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, is rachel reeves right to cut foreign aid? then, in my royal roundup, royal biographer will be here to give us the latest from behind the palace walls. on the menu , prince harry has the menu, prince harry has a legal claim thrown out by a judge. and we'll go live to the legendary uri geller to get an update on the conflict and how he believes he got his powers. >> dear friends, what i'm about to show you now is literally mind blowing. >> and stay tuned. there's a poll up on x now asking you whether it's right for rachel reeves to cut foreign aid. i'm asking you that very question. head over now. cast your vote. let me kno

i'm nana akua. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. sick of this conversation, but here it goes. reparations king charles and sir keir starmer are set to face demand that the uk pays £200 billion in compensation for its role in the transatlantic slave trade. 15 canbbean transatlantic slave trade. 15 caribbean governments have decided to put slavery reparations on the table at the commonwealth heads of government meeting in samoa later this month. of course, they have. who doesn't like being given pots of money because they believe they've been wronged? un judge patrick robinson even called the 200 billion figure an underestimation of the damage caused by the trade. he said that he was amazed that countries involved in slavery think that they can bury their headsin think that they can bury their heads in the sand on the issue , heads in the sand on the issue, and stated, once a state has committed a wrongful act, it's obuged committed a wrongful act, it's obliged to pay reparations . you obliged to pay reparations. you know what this is

nana akua. >> all right. overnight.tensified as massive blasts were reported in lebanon's southern beirut. >> one israeli airstrike hit close to the city's international airport, close to a hezbollah stronghold. we're joined now by gb news home and security editor, mark white. mark, so talk to us about what's happening there. >> well, of course , there's the >> well, of course, there's the immediate war that we're seeing now raging between israel and hezbollah in lebanon, but it's being felt wider afield. and it has been for some significant time. we've got some incredible footage actually showing a british oil tanker that was struck earlier in the week by a houthi unmanned surface drone. now, look at that explosion. we're told that the crew were not seriously injured, and the tanker , incredibly, has been tanker, incredibly, has been able to make its way onwards to its next port. but that is an unmanned surface drone of the type that we've seen. of course, ukraine use against russian ships in that conflict. and the hou

in a moment it's fiery debate with nana akua. everyone needs a nana cheers for your company.>> a chilly start will give way to a lovely warm afternoon. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good afternoon and welcome to your gb news. weather update from the met office. a lot cloudier out there this afternoon but brighter tomorrow with sunshine and showers before turning colder as we end the new week. so low pressure is dominating out towards the west. we've got frontal systems bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain , so through this afternoon rain, so through this afternoon cloud and rain will continue to push its way north and eastwards, coming into northern parts of england and then later on into parts of scotland . on into parts of scotland. further towards the west. it will turn a bit drier with clearer skies developing, but also some showers pushing through as well. otherwise the towns and cities holding up generally around 10 or 11 degrees to start monday morning. but it's going to be a damp and gloomy start across much of scotland, with outbreaks of rain con

the chaos, which is ben , leo and nana akua which is ben, leo and nana akua are here. good morning.what have you got in the show today? >> well, of course we're going to talk about this carbon capture nonsense, which doesn't seem to make much sense to me. and it's not like it's plutonium. i don't understand it. so we're going to dig deep into that and find out why this government feel it's a relevant thing to do. i'm sure there's a lot of people who think it's useful, but i'm struggling with this £22 billion black hole. >> we've heard that figure before, haven't you? >> it's the money. it's the money. i'm struggling with all that. perfectly honest. also elsewhere, i've had experience of this. not with my child, but i've heard stories because he's just started school. >> did you know there are some youngsters starting reception? primary school still in nappies, for example. >> not parents fault. that is not being well. nana doesn't think so. >> well, well, they're trying to blame it on covid, which i don't agree with. i mean, covid was a long time ago get, you know, get over that. bu

i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news >> join me nana akua for an informative interactive newsfun. >> i don't know, he didn't say that though . i said surprise. that though. i said surprise. >> i think there's an element of truth to that. >> let's join me from 3 pm. every weekend only on gb news, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back. it's almost 10 to 4. i'm martin daubney on gb news now . a labour mp has news now. a labour mp has deleted her video celebrating black history month after gb news revealed that her footage contained a celebratory collage of convicted murderers and sex offenders. dawn butler had shared a spoken verse video where she celebrated african freedom fighters, but the clip included photos of several criminals and controversial figures. it's funny and yet it's tragic and our national reporter, charlie peters, has this exclusive report and he joins me now in the studio. charlie, let's start with what was originally posted. >> so two days ago, dawn butler, the labour mp for brent east, put up her poem, her spoken verse video celebra

but don't go anywhere because you have a fiery debate with nana akua coming up at.pe you're having a lovely weekend out there. stay tuned. loads of good stuff coming up. i'm back with breakfast tomorrow. so lucky you join me for a nice breakfast. but before we go anywhere and before nana joins you, let's have a look at the weather. here's your bulletin for you. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good afternoon and welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office. looking ahead into sunday, it's going to be turning cloudier with spells of rain and then showery as we go into the new week , but largely into the new week, but largely settled conditions out there through this afternoon as high pressure is situated towards the east, further towards the west, low pressure and frontal systems across northern ireland that bringing some heavy spells of rain towards the west, but also across the west country. this evening some heavy spells of rain across devon and corn

you can put the kettle on but don't go too far. you >> join me nana akua for an informative interactivenow. i mean, we also have ed miliband today talking about capturing carbon. i have no idea what he's talking about, to be honest with you, but i don't think he does either, because all of this is a bit like the icloud, isn't it? none of us understand what's going on really. we're just talking a lot about it. so we are hopefully being joined by danny kelly, who's he's not ready yet in any case. so basically sales of diesel cars are now actually no, danny kelly is messing me around. all the blooming men. danny kelly, are you ready for me? brace yourself. yes. there you are, danny . lovely. thank you are, danny. lovely. thank you.thank you are, danny. lovely. thank you. thank you for honouring us with your presence. this afternoon. danny. sales of diesel cars are growing faster than those of electric vehicles. despite the fact that we're all being encouraged to go and buy electric. what's going on there? >> simply, i'm going to speak with broad strokes. >> i'm going to speak generally, bu

i'm nana akua digital radio. i'm nana akua digital radio. i'm nana akua digital radio.radio. right now loads. coming up. lots to get through. so stay with me. coming up, our pylons. a waste of money. energy secretary ed miliband's plan to erect thousands of them across britain has been criticised after an official report found that buying electricity cables and burying them underground can be cheapen burying them underground can be cheaper. then for the interview. joining me , fashion designer joining me, fashion designer extraordinaire jeff banks, telling me all about his six decade long career dressing the stars. very excited for that. then for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, is it time to park reparations? all of this comes as 1507 00:0

this is britain's newsroom with me, ben, leo and nana akua. >> good morning. now it's decision time. the tory leadership hopefuls kemi badenoch and robert jenrick , badenoch and robert jenrick, clashed in a gb news event last night, discussing the echr, brexit, immigration and of course, their thoughts on reform. uk leader nigel farage. >> he speaks with conviction. when people hear him speak, they believe that he understands their concerns. some people will say, oh, you need to tack to the left, you need to tack to the right. it is not about left or right. it is not about left or right. it is about right or wrong. >> look, i think nigel farage is rattled. he's talking about me a lot now. he doesn't want someone to lead this party with my track record . record. >> king charles and queen camilla will land in australia this morning for their tour down unden this morning for their tour down under. our man, cameron walker is on the lookout for them when his majesty lands. >> will be the first ever reigning king to step foot on australian soil. meanwhile, something

it's gb news star nana akua.e got political commentator andy williams and political editor at the daily express , sam lister. the daily express, sam lister. oh, and i will reveal where in the country i'm going to be doing my freezing cold swim to help raise money for friends of the elderly. we've raised more than a quarter of £1 million so far. you have. thank you very much. it's a shame i have to do this, but i do. why? well, because pensioners are going to freeze to death in their own homes. this winter. and we can do something to stop that. get ready. britain. here we go. if david lammy asked for reparations, i'd tell him to get lost next. >> good evening. i'm mark white, the main news from the gb news centre. the us music mogul sean diddy combs is facing fresh allegations of sexual assault, including an offence against a 16 year old boy. a warning now of some flashing images. the new wave of allegations filed on monday accused him of raping women , sexually assaulting men women, sexually assaulting men and mo

nana akua.l, the king told world leaders that the past cannot be changed in an address to the commonwealth summit in samoa with the ongoing calls for slavery reparations. >> he went on to say that nafions >> he went on to say that nations can commit to right inequalities and learn lessons from what he described as a painful past. >> well, joining us live from samoa, lucky thing. crikey, i've never been there is gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. is it nice in samoa? what's it like ? what's it like? >> well, i mean nana is incredibly hot and humid. it's been about 28 degrees today and it takes 36 hours to get here. but it is beautiful i'm afraid. sorry to tell you guys. if it's raining in london. the king and queen, actually, they've been at a dinner tonight. and because it is so hot , they're not in black is so hot, they're not in black tie. they've been hosting this dinner for the commonwealth heads of government. the king wearing this royal navy bush jacket. and it's actually something

i'm nana akua. it's time now for the great british debate this hour.i'm asking, is it time to make reparations? the king and the prime minister faced demands for the uk to pay £200 billion in reparations over britain's role in role in the slave trade, the transatlantic slave trade. a group of 15 caribbean governments have agreed to put slavery reparations on the table at the commonwealth heads of government meeting in samoa in two weeks time. so what do you think for the great british debate this hour? i did a monologue on it or a niggle. have a look at it, have a read of it or watch it. i'm asking, is it time now to park reparations? well, joining me now author and broadcaster danny kelly, he wrote a cookbook with about 60 pages, 16 pages. yeah, i'm an author and also a political commentator. jonathan. liz. right. danny kelly, is it time for us to park these reparations? >> what are they going to do with the dough? has anyone asked them, if you get all of these billions of pounds, what are you going to do with it? how are you going to do with it? how

but, but, but after this show, you've got the wonderful nana akua with her show nana. have you got lined up for us? >> well, i mean, we're talking about ed miliband , who's gone about ed miliband, who's gone pylon mad. he's literally gone crazy with those things. i mean, they're so unsightly and ugly and it could turn out that it would be cheaper for him to not do that in such a short time frame. then in my in my monologue, i'll be talking about reparations because apparently now people are demanding 15 commonwealth countries are now saying that we should be paying in this country £200 billion. i mean, that's utter madness and ridiculous. and then close the show icon jeff banks will be joining me live in the studio. so i'm really looking forward to having a good old chat with him in the interview that's coming up. >> brilliant. thank you very much. all that at 3:00 straight after today's show and remember, let us know the thoughts and all the stories we're discussing. what nana has got coming up, what we've been talking about, just what you want to chat about. basicall

. >> good morning i'm nana akua and this is gb news breakfast. >> so hello good morning to you. hello, good morning to nana. who's with me for the next two days. lovely to see you. >> lovely to see you too. thank you. raymond. good morning. >> how do you cope with the early starts? >> oh, how do you. you do it all the time. must be tough. >> yeah, but the thing is, i'm only 32 years of age. and look what it's done to me. it's just not good. it's not good. paul coyte . 18. 18. 18. coyte. 18. 18. 18. >> god! he's 18 years old. yeah, it's very tough. that's what happens when you do five days a week of this. 18 years old, my friend. >> there's a lot of controversy in sport today. that penalty at west ham for them against man united. just what was going on there. yeah. and gareth southgate has he done enough to get a knighthood. >> no he hasn't done enough to get a knighthood yet. we'll talk about it later . get a knighthood yet. we'll talk about it later. but it's so easy isn't it. sports people, they throw awards at sports people. but usually if they've done something, if you won a

i'm nana akua. welcome.before we get stuck into the debates, here's what else is coming up today. the top story. thousands of businesses are already shutting up shop. yes they are. as rachel reeves prepares to hike capital gains tax in this week's budget. yes. wednesday. hopefully it won't be a black wednesday. we'll have reaction to that throughout the show. all of this as rumours continue to circulate about what the budget will actually contain, and we have the following poll asking you that question. now , do you you that question. now, do you trust rachel reeves not to do a liz truss? make sure you cast that vote. we'd love to hear your thoughts then for the great british debate this hour. i'm asking, are mixed sports the way forward in world view will be crossing over live to the us, as reports that over half of the current cabinet wanted to ban donald trump from ever addressing the uk parliament. so with me, we'll be discussing that and more coming up. as even that and more coming up. as ever, send me

i'm eamonn holmes i'm nana akua. >> good morning.his is gb news breakfast. >> it is a day to go until the autumn budget. and the chancellor has warned that tax hikes and borrowing increases may not be enough to undo 14 years of damage to the nhs. >> speaking at saint george's hosphal >> speaking at saint george's hospital, she said staff are using equipment purchased under the last labour government, which should have been replaced. >> well, former adviser to boris johnson, oscar redtop, joins us in the studio today to give us his take on just how fixed or how dire, as wes streeting called it yesterday , the nhs called it yesterday, the nhs actually is. oscar good morning. how bad? how bad is the nhs? >> er , look, i think there's no >> er, look, i think there's no secret. i think the nhs and we've reached probably a surprising political consensus amongst labour and tory politicians. it is broken and it needs real reform and fixing the political question is do we dump that responsibility on, as keir starmer would call them, working p

i'm nana akua. coming up, lots of exciting things on the show. bring you more reaction on the news that the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has died at just age 69. tributes have been flooding in, including from king charles, who paid tribute to mr salmond's devotion to scotland. then in the great british debate this hour i'm asking would you have a pylon in your backyard? i've got to pull up right now on asking you that very question . ed miliband seems very question. ed miliband seems to have gone crazy over them. cast your vote now as labour begins to haemorrhage the council seats and vote to trust despite only being in office for just 100 days, i'll be discussing whether the party's honeymoon period is well and truly over as ever. send me your thoughts, post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay . so tributes gbnews.com/yoursay. so tributes have been continuing to pour in for first minister, former first minister alex salmond, who passed away yesterday at age 69. king charles said that he was deeply saddened to hear of his passing

and the conductor is the hunganan and the conductor is the hungarian henrik nana akua. >> and what abouthe cost if people? because a lot of people are scared, i think it's prohibitive. >> yeah, well, i've just looked at the cheapest ticket available is £53, which i think is pretty for good covent garden with a full view seat. these are not restricted view and if you're feeling like you want to take your wife or husband out for an anniversary, you can have a stool seat for 250, which i'm reliably informed is still less than a premiership football ticket. >> exactly. and you pay a lot more for les miserables than £53. >> yes, for a great deal less artistically . artistically. >> yeah, exactly. yeah. the same tune many, many times. anyway , tune many, many times. anyway, let's not talk about that. what else have you been doing this? >> well, one thing to look forward to on tuesday night at saint george's hanover square in mayfair is a performance by chiara hendrik and opera settecento , the, which i didn't settecento, the, which i didn't know about until it was brought to my attention. the

we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. 37 minutes after 3:00 on nana akua.lots of you have been getting in touch with your comments. i felt really sad for jonathan on this one. richard said. jonathan, this has a terrible laugh also. so he obviously said something else. i think you've got a cute laugh. >> i'll just go to the kamala harris defence. laughter is a sign of joy and i'll never apologise for having joined. >> very good. absolutely. >> very good. absolutely. >> and also she certainly beats the alternative on this channel. exactly. >> and obviously kamala harris, i think she's a bit mad anyway. hahahahaha. sorry . all right. hahahahaha. sorry. all right. yeah. what else have we got? oh , yeah. what else have we got? oh, xavion. that's a nice name. xavion is it ? xavion. that's a nice name. xavion is it? he says, xavion. that's a nice name. xavion is it ? he says, look xavion. that's a nice name. xavion is it? he says, look up ed miliband for treason. council net zero. rebuild all power stations that have recently been shut down or demolished. do it th

i'm nana akua over the next few hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now . this show is all right now. this show is all about opinion. it's mine. it's theirs . and of course 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, former labour adviser james schneider, and also commentator and broadcaster lizzie cundy . it's all great, lizzie cundy. it's all great, isn't it.7 we've got loads coming up . so as more information up. so as more information surfaces about the tragic death of liam payne, i'm asking, is it time to end fame factories? so shows like x factor love island and the like, are they potential breeding grounds for mental health issues down the line? i've got to pull up on x throughout the show. cast your vote now then. uri geller also joins me live. a month ago he told us this people believe that. >> i know with my psychic powers exactly where sinwar is. look, i will not confirm that myself. i cannot go int

i'm nana akua and loads more still to come. now time for the great british debate this hour and i'm asking are the freebies beginning to pay off? and by that i mean the football freebie fight has kicked off once again after a senior labour adviser landed a top lobbying job with the premier league. and it follows reports the attorney general was drafted in to sign off taylor swift's taxpayer funded police escort for her london concerts this summer. so as these ministers and people are receiving these freebies and these odd things going on, suddenly policies appear to be working in tandem with them for the great british debate this yean the great british debate this year, i'm asking, are they actually beginning to pay off? well, joining me now, my panel. broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and political commentator jonathan list. danny kelly, i'll start with you. taylor swift tickets and things like that . tickets and things like that. >> well, my understanding. so she received outriders. no doubt it was an armed police escort

even i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we are britain's news channel., before we get stuck into the debates, here's what's coming up in the next hour. my top story of course, today thousands have taken to the streets of to london protest against mass immigration. they're being met by anti—racism and chris kaba demonstrations. we will cross live to that in a few moments time. then, for the great british debate this hour i'm asking, can sir keir starmer's government really smash the gangs ? all of this after the gangs? all of this after the total number of channel migrants eclipses last year's figures. so can keir really smash the gangs? i've got a poll up right now . gb i've got a poll up right now. gb news .com forward slash poll throughout the show. please cast that vote. we will bring you the results towards the end. then for my second great british debate, should we invest in more in our armed forces and should we do that now rather than later? royal biographer angela levin will be here to give us the latest from behind the palace walls on the menu.

it's gb news star nana akua.ve got political commentator andy williams and the political editor at the daily express, sam lister. oh, and i'm going to reveal tonight where in the country i'm going to be doing my freezing cold swim to raise money for friends of the elderly . money for friends of the elderly. sadly, i have to do this because so many pensioners are going to freeze to death in their own homes this winter. we can stop that. get ready britain. here we go . go. a go. gun go. a gun obsessed illegal immigrant appears to have come across the channel. he's made threats to kill next. >> good evening. the main news from the gb news centre at 9:00. the us music mogul sean diddy combs is facing fresh allegations of sexual assault. including the offence against a 16 year old boy . okay . sorry 16 year old boy. okay. sorry about this . i can't. it's not about this. i can't. it's not there in the paper. sorry about this. onto another story. the israeli prime minister has accused the terror group hezbollah of using