well, we asked bbc news why britain's _ every day. very day. well, we asked bbc news why britain's guide dog l news why britain's guide dog shortage had been repeated on so many occasions in the same timeslot. they told us: one of the events which hastened the end of liz truss's brief premiership last year was a series of local radio interviews she did a few days after her chancellor's much criticised mini budget. it proved to be uncomfortable encounters for the then prime minister. . encounters for the then prime minister. , , ., minister. time is short, we have seen _ minister. time is short, we have seen the _ minister. time is short, we have seen the bank- minister. time is short, we have seen the bank of- minister. time is short, we - have seen the bank of england having to intercede because of the measures. at your government brought in on friday. this doesn't normally happen. friday. this doesn't normally ha en. ~ . friday. this doesn't normally ha en, . ., ., 4' , happen. we are working very, very closely — happen. we are worki

news. britain's prime minister sends controversial new legislation to swiftly deport migrants arriving by boat it is the only way to deter illegal immigration. and proteers take to the streets in france over government plans to raise the pension age from 62 to 64. to china, where top leaders have issued a rare attack on the u.s., accusing it of trying to contain, encircle, and suppressed china, and warning if washington does not change course, there is a risk of conflict. the country's foreign minister, beaking on the sidelines of the annual meeting of china's parliament in beijing. >> the united states claims to be competing to win against china, rather than seeking conflict, but in fact, the united states' so-called competition is total suppression and containment, a game in whic you die and i live. the united states' perception and views of china are seriously distorted. they regard china as the primary rival and the most consequential international challenge. ben: it follows rare direct criticism of the uted states by chinese president xi jinping on monday in the speech to business leaders

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gb news the peoples channel. britain's news. channel is. welcome back to real britain dv news.question the day has been most the bbc right to remove gary from the match of the over his tweets. i want to know your views but we're going to go back to the policy that kicked this all the migrant policy , of course, the illegal policy, of course, the illegal immigration bill. so yesterday dang immigration bill. so yesterday during an anglo—french summit in paris, prime minister rishi sunak that britain sunak announced that britain will france nearly half a will pay france nearly half a billion pounds over the next three years to step up efforts to prevent boats from crossing the channel the prime minister praised unprecedented £478 praised the unprecedented £478 million package to fund a new detention centre in france and hundreds of extra law enforcement officers on french shores. so joining me now to discuss this is stephen wolf, director at centre for migration and economic prosperity. stephen this is this is a lot money we're going to be giving to the french. do you have faith t

it's because it's difficult to plan stuff in britain, so it's difficult to get new houses built, newes. it's a cocktail of underinvestment's four years of austerity in brexit. laura: the instability in the financial markets that started here with these two banks being closed, is that spreading to europe with credit suisse and could it affect the u.k. economy? >> the review in london so far is, so far, so good. there is a -- and the political world that the sort of reforms that were carried out in the wake of the financial crash in 2008 mean that they hope the british banks are safe. this is a major banking center. earlier in the week the british vernment and the treasury and the finance department have taken measures to make knock on effects because of the collapse of the united states. but absolutely they are thinking nervously and people in london can see what's happening to share prices and banks on other stock markets. laura: a sparkly looking westminster tonight. thank you. let's take a closer look at the troubled global banking sector that rob was talking about. it has been a t

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stay with us on bbc world news. britainollars over the next three years for a new detention centre and more to help clamp down on migrants in the english channel in small boats. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this, the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less than 2a hours, then, the soviet union lost an elderly, sick leader and replaced him with a dynamic figure 20 years his junior. we heard these gunshots from the gym, then they came out firing. god, we were all petrified. james earl ray, aged 41, - sentenced to 99 years and due for parole when he's 90, i travelled from memphis jail to nashville state prison in an eight—car convoy. i paul, what's it feel like to be married at last? it feels fine, thank you. what are you going to do now? is it going to change your life much, do you think? i don't know, really, i've never been married before. this is bbc news. the latest headlines — the bbc�*s star football presenter, gary lineker, has been suspended over comments criticising the br

news. britain's. and thursday at 8 pm. on gb news. britain's . channel news. britain's. a biography of noel coward by all of a certain has received fulsome in the spectator masquerade the lives of noel coward explores the many faces of the tireless playwright, composer and actor who, whether in his personal or professional , never stopped performing . it's , never stopped performing. it's the fourth biography of coward, so the first that explores his personal relationship coward's witty and irreverence scripts and songs delighted english audiences for half a century , audiences for half a century, and the younger generation saw his final performance as old fashioned, brutal, powerful mob boss who coordinates a gold heist from his prison cell in the 1969 movie the italian job . the 1969 movie the italian job. author and critic philip hensher joins me in the studio now . so joins me in the studio now. so you were writing in the spectator you gave a very good review to the new about agoraphobia of noel coward is he is no coward a figure of great interest to you. think he's

join me monday and thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news channel. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. a grey, damp , breezy day office. a grey, damp, breezy day today for many us, but it is much milder for the vast majority compared with recent days. we've got a of weather fronts moving through. we've seen a warm front move through. that's the milder air from the southwest with its tightly packed highs of gusty winds and a cold front pushing in from the afternoon . some spells of rain afternoon. some spells of rain on it. initially affecting northern or western england. parts of wales as well as much as scotland a damp afternoon to come here gusty as well. come here with gusty as well. some brightest ahead of some brightest guys ahead of that anglia in that front for east anglia in the southeast and brightest guys as clears northern ireland, as it clears northern ireland, although temperatures to 15 or even 16 celsius here, we could see some sharp showers or even a few rumbles of thunder into the afternoon and evening. and those showers wi

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much hesitation on the board of the federal government, 18 german lever dogs have now arrived in new britain. the british challenge dogs were also delivered, didn't had pledged 14 of them. these could be used in a ukrainian spring offensive final thoughts or vill these tanks be a game changer? now i remember in the beginning you said that could be a game changer, but considering the small number, will these be a game changer? very briefly, we are coming to the end of the show. now also britain. remember that they are part of a larger package of military assistance and maybe the 8 in tanks, but by themselves will not be a game changer. but the advanced weaponry that is being delivered to ukraine as part of the starter package, including these 18 tanks, will be very important. and ukraine spring offensive if it comes from under you take these vessels, dance could help ukraine. now, if they are followed by more delirious, yes, but the number so far is not sufficient. this will, will be decided. i think my muscles not by things i messes. do you think that these western tanks could actually be th

have to take under the conditions and for this extremely interesting , not banal conversation . news britainwill jointly train ukrainian marines, this was agreed by the prime minister of great britain- emmanuel macron french president in paris today, i think the events are interesting and intense, i said so are taking place in georgia, the parliament of georgia voted against the scandalous law on inna agents, which provoked mass protests, and agreed, as far as i remember, if i'm not mistaken, to release the detained protesters, contact us on tendisaloti, georgian journalist engis hello, i'd like to welcome you on the air good evening i would immediately ask you about what the georgian protests are now and whether certain negotiations are taking place, in what state they are , we are talking about the georgian position and the georgian of the official power, negotiations between the positions and the power are no longer being conducted tetralex 10 since the day the georgian dream came, you are her politics, she says that she is alone, here is her opinion if someone does not agree with me, the

new. britain's big problem operation is just very low levels of investment by our firms, not only in kit,to get some built in britain, but low levels of investment in staff. between 1997 and 2017, investment from private companies and the government was equivalent to 16% of the uk gdp, that's16% of the total value of the economy. but look at how that compares with other developed countries. we are last on the list, behind canada, france, the us, germany and many others. the uk's level of investment has been low since the �*90s but in the years after the financial crash of 2008, the coalition government put the brakes on spending, and investment went even lower. professor diane coil at cambridge university told us... this is engineered arts in falmouth. and this is a humanoid robot called ameca. studies suggest the country is lagging behind other advanced economies in terms of output per hour work. ameca interacts with humans using artificial intelligence to send information from the internet. she is sold to businesses and universities around the world. the government is introducing severa

news. the people's britain's news .ith your news updates the bbc is experiencing a mass boycott by its sports . it comes after gary its sports. it comes after gary lineker was forced to step back from match of the day over tweet criticising the government's migration policy. the show will go ahead tonight for alan shearer and ian wright have backed out. the bbc has also been forced to cancel football focus and final score after alex scott and jason mohammed said they won't appear. five live has also seen walkouts at the chancellor has told gb news wants britain to have the most business tax rates amid calls to scrap a planned hike in corporation tax ahead of wednesday's spring budget. jeremy hunt spoke exclusively about his plans deliver growth and tackle inflation. he said the increase from 19 to 25% would still leave the uk with a lower corporation tax rate than nearly all major rivals . and the nearly all major rivals. and the 25 year old man has been arrested under the terrorism act after the new ira claimed respons

in other news... britainands of workers have walked out in disputes over pay and conditions. the finance minister is expected to tell parliament that free childcare will be expanded to lure people back into the workforce. police in pakistan have been ordered to suspend an operation to arrest the opposition leader, imran khan, until thursday morning. the directive followed a brawl between security forces and supporters of mr. khan outside his residence in the city of lahore. the confrontation began on tuesday when police tried to arrest the former prime minister forfailing to appear in court over corruption charges. mr khan says the charges are politically motivated. frankfurt football fans clashed with police today after arriving in naples despite being banned from attending tonights�* champions league match against napoli. a police car was set on fire by hundreds of supporters — smoke bombs and flares were thrown at officers, who responded with tear gas. local media said eintracht fans were also attacked by

britain's watching. we're proud to be gb news. the people's channel, britain's news. channel good evening . britain's news. channel good evening. i'm britain's news. channel good evening . i'm live from good evening. i'm live from scampton in lincolnshire . i'm scampton in lincolnshire. i'm right next door to the former raaf base that had been a business plan to do something really exciting . with that piece really exciting. with that piece of land. but now it would appear for the home office wanted to become a migrant detention centre. i'm going to be debating and tonight. the question and asking tonight. the question can scamps often be saved? because think the home of the because i think the home of the dambusters raid should be saved for future generation . and i for future generation. and i feel very strongly indeed with all of that. let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, with polly middlehurst. nigel, thank you and good evening to you . the top story tonight on gb you. the top story tonight on gb news. the dup in northern ireland says it's going to vote against the in this

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news. britain's chancellor of the exchequer, jeremy hunt, says this week's budget will focus on trying to helpthose on universal credit, and those with disabilities. it's estimated ten million people of working age in the uk, aren't in employment. here's our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. hello, hi, guys. just 20 weeks ago, a new chancellor at a time of crisis. a central responsibility for any government is to do what's necessary for economic stability. remember them — liz truss and what became known as the kami—kwasi budget? jeremy hunt was brought in to clear up the mess. now he and rishi sunak have stabilised things, this week sees his first budget. mr hunt'sjob has been to inspire and restore confidence, reputations and, hopefully, growth. to do that, he says he needs to get more people back into the workforce. we can make a big difference on childcare, for example, by paying people's help for childcare if you are on benefit upfront rather than in arrears. there's lots we can do but it isn't just parents, by the way. it's also older people, wondering whether they should retir

news. britain's news . channel news. britain's news. channel very , very good morning.arch. this is to the points with me bev turner and andrew pierce illegal migrants banned from the uk for life. that's rishi sunak tough new strategy to stop those small boats crossing the channel. but is it really enough to deter those who want to enter illegally? just a moment. we going to be talking to jacob rees—mogg of this parish, of get his parish, of course, get his reaction scared of being proved wrong. now disgrace. health secretary matt hancock is accused of ignoring advice to cut covid quarantine because he was worried about his own reputation despite life. medical advice to reduce isolation. this morning, more leaked messages appear to show the government used fear and guilt to control the public . and king charles, the public. and king charles, he's invited meghan and harry to the coronation. but guess what? they're not telling us yet? whether they intend to go. they've been evicted, of course, from the house on the windsor estate. also taken estate. harry has also taken p

britain's watching. we're proud to be gb news. the people's channel, britain's news. channel good evening . ning. i'm britain's news. channel good evening . i'm live from good evening. i'm live from scampton in lincolnshire . i'm scampton in lincolnshire. i'm right next door to the former raaf base that had been a business plan to do something really exciting . with that piece really exciting. with that piece of land. but now it would appear for the home office wanted to become a migrant detention centre. i'm going to be debating and asking the question and asking tonight. the question can often be saved? can scamps often be saved? because i think the home of the dambusters raid should be saved for future generation . and i for future generation. and i feel very strongly indeed with all of that. let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, with polly middlehurst. nigel, thank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news. the dup in northern ireland says it's going to vote against the in this week's first parliamentary vote on the n

britain's watching. we're proud to be gb news. the people's channel, britain's news. channel good evening . ain's news. channel good evening . i'm live from good evening. i'm live from scampton in lincolnshire . i'm scampton in lincolnshire. i'm right next door to the former raaf base that had been a business plan to do something really exciting . with that piece really exciting. with that piece of land. but now it would appear for the home office wanted to become a migrant detention centre. i'm going to be debating and tonight. the question and asking tonight. the question can scamps often be saved? because think the home of the because i think the home of the dambusters raid should be saved for future generation . and i for future generation. and i feel very strongly indeed with all of that. let's get the news with polly middlehurst

the agreement will see the us provide australia with the vessels, before a new model is built in britaingoing on this week, a battle between mild air and cold air. the mild air clung on for many on monday. in fact, parts of eastern england got all the way up to 16 degrees. compare that with just 1 degree in parts of northern scotland. and for tuesday, the cold air wins out for now. those parts of eastern england, just eight degrees on tuesday afternoon, and some spots in the highlands will struggle to get above freezing. with that, it will be breezy, not quite as windy as it was on monday. and there will be some wintry showers around as well, some ice to start the day. the cold air working in behind this band of rain, and some hill snow pushing across southern england first thing. behind that, yes, some spells of sunshine, but some showers. and many of these showers will be wintry. the showers tending to clump together, actually, through the afternoon across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, getting down into northern england, north wales and the north midlands. these showers

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either alleged war crimes in new credit. britain has not responded to the war or his foreign ministry dismiss, did as being quite of no significance. court said the warrant was issued. other persons suspected involvement in the vocal deportation and transfer children from occupied areas in ukraine to russia. he's a short statement from the court to president. now this is an important moments in the process of just as before, days to see the judges. f reviewed the formation and evidence submitted by the prosecutor and determined that the debt are credible allegation against dees persons. for the alleged crimes dicey c is doing it's part of work. as a court of law, the judges issued arrest warrants. there is a fusion, depends on international corporation. let's discuss this with mark ellis now for a bit more. the 2nd, if director of the international bar association, he joined us from london. thanks for joining us on d. w. let me start by asking if this warrant by the i c has more than just symbolic many well, it definitely has symbolic meeting, but i think it also has some real real me

there is a sense that with the sense of the beginning of a new monarchy in great britain there is timed i am just pausing because another police outrider group is coming past and we think any moment we will see the royal vehicle. there is perhaps a sense of looking back at the pass through new eyes. over the course of his visit prince charles —— king charles will visit hamburg and attend service at the church visit represents a degree of reconciliation, notjust looking back but looking more closely at the post—brexit relation. we can start to hear some noise behind me. you will be able to tell me better what you can see. sounds as though some of the military are preparing and getting into position. serra; of the military are preparing and getting into position.— getting into position. sorry to interrunt. _ getting into position. sorry to interrupt, let's _ getting into position. sorry to interrupt, let's see _ getting into position. sorry to interrupt, let's see if - getting into position. sorry to interrupt, let's see if we - getting into position. sorry to interrupt, let's see if we

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news. britain's news. channel it's 11:00. welcome to gb news. it's11:00. welcome to gb news. have headlines. first, let's bring you the latest news headlines . you the latest news headlines. and today, prime minister and today, the prime minister has addressed potential migrants to uk by saying if you come illegally, you can't claim or stay in. the uk, rishi sunak said the government should be the one who decide who should enter the country , not the enter the country, not the criminal gangs and the home secretary suella braverman earlier admitted it's likely the illegal migration bill may be incompatible with the european convention on human rights . so convention on human rights. so at a news conference earlier today , tom harwood the prime today, tom harwood the prime minister, if he's ready for any legal challenges already legions of lawyers are preparing to tackle you over this legislation . firstly, are you up for the fight? and secondly , what's plan fight? and secondly, what's plan b if they win ? well, of course, b if they win? well, of course, up for the fight and w

this prison rehab thing is really new britain, california has been pouring hundreds of millions of dollarson rehab since 2012, has it worked? no it hasn't in the past decade hafted prisoners least in california real fed within two years. newsom and prison officials the even norway's maximum-security prisons have things like chairs and desks in tvs, does anybody think california sky high recidivism rate is because it meets weren't allowed to kick back and catch up on game of thrones? when newsom laid out his plan h said quote this is about gettin serious. common sense says is he serious? ♪ >> the surviving son of convicted murderer alex murdoch is speaking out against rumors he was somehow connected to the death of his former classmates. his family south carolina home. here is correspondent alexis mcadams. >> esther murdoch listing what he called face like rumors against him as the investigatio into his former high school classmate death is now in full swing. for the very first time, he commented about the reopen case in statement chaired by the family. he says he is focusing on his family

this is bbc news, welcome if you're watching here in the uk around the world. i'm ben brown, ourtop stories... britain's government is accused of utter failure over new asylum rules to stop migrant boats crossing the channel, but prime minister rishi sunak insists his plan is the people's priority. we're doing what's right, acting with compassion and fairness and we are acting to respect the laws and borders of our country. this are acting to respect the laws and borders of our country.— borders of our country. this is their fifth _ borders of our country. this is their fifth prime _ borders of our country. this is their fifth prime minister, - borders of our country. this is| their fifth prime minister, their six immigration plan, and after all this time, — six immigration plan, and after all this time, all they offer is the same — this time, all they offer is the same old _ this time, all they offer is the same old gimmicks and empty promises. same old gimmicks and empty romises. same old gimmicks and empty promises-_ same old gimmicks and empty romises. ,, ,. , promises. downing street describe criti

news. britain's news . britain's news.l michael portillo with 2 hours of good conversation. ocean arts, entertainment, ethical dilemmas and a little bit of a sense of the ridiculous two coming up . the ridiculous two coming up. prime minister rishi sunak almost a clear run this week with his plans to resolve the situation in northern ireland with the windsor framework and then former pm boris johnson weighed in, saying he'd find it difficult to vote for the deal. where that northern ireland where does that northern ireland and of the uk? county and the rest of the uk? county lines gangs create misery for many , especially those who are many, especially those who are caught up in what's termed cuckooing. this is where their home is taken over by the criminals and used to store drugs or the proceeds of a crime. should be new laws crime. should there be new laws to down this practise to crack down on this practise and henry, the two queens. 500 years after their death . three years after their death. three united by prayer at

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news. britain's chancellor of the exchequer, jeremy hunt, says this week's budget will focus on trying to helpnt, damian grammaticas. hello, hi, guys. just 20 weeks ago, a new chancellor at a time of crisis. a central responsibility for any government is to do what's necessary for economic stability. remember them — liz truss and what became known as the kami—kwasi budget? jeremy hunt was brought in to clear up the mess. now he and rishi sunak have stabilised things, this week sees his first budget. mr hunt'sjob has been to inspire and restore confidence, reputations and, hopefully, growth. to do that, he says he needs to get more people back into the workforce. we can make a big difference on childcare, for example, by paying people's help for childcare if you are on benefit upfront rather than in arrears. there's lots we can do but it isn't just parents, by the way. it's also older people, wondering whether they should retire early or not. it's people looking for work — we've got 1.5 million of those — we could actually fill every single vacancyjust from that group. but the scope of childcar

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news. britain's news. channel it's 11:00. welcome to gb news. it's11:00. welcome to gb news.n a moment, we'll have headlines. first, let's bring you the latest news headlines . you the latest news headlines. and today, prime minister and today, the prime minister has addressed potential migrants to uk by saying if you come illegally, you can't claim or stay in. the uk, rishi sunak said the government should be the one who decide who should enter the country , not the enter the country, not the criminal gangs and the home secretary suella braverman earlier admitted it's likely the illegal migration bill may be incompatible with the european convention on human rights . so convention on human rights. so at a news conference earlier today , tom harwood the prime today, tom harwood the prime minister, if he's ready for any legal challenges already legions of lawyers are preparing to tackle you over this legislation . firstly, are you up for the fight.7 and secondly , what's plan fight.7 and secondly, what's plan b if they win .7 well, of course, b if they win.7 well, of course, u

news. britain's news. channel it's 11:00. welcome to gb news. it's11:00. welcome to gb news. in a moment, we'll have headlines. first, let's bring you the latest news headlines . you the latest news headlines. and today, minister and today, the prime minister has addressed potential migrants to uk by saying if you come illegally, you can't claim or stay in. the uk, rishi sunak said the government should be the one who decide who should enter the country , not the enter the country, not the criminal gangs and the home secretary suella braverman earlier admitted it's likely the illegal migration bill may be incompatible with the european convention on human rights . so convention on human rights. so at a news conference earlier today , tom harwood the prime today, tom harwood the prime minister, if he's ready for any legal challenges already legions of lawyers are preparing to tackle you over this legislation . firstly, are you up for the fight.7 and secondly , what's plan fight.7 and secondly, what's plan b if they win .7 well, of course, b if they win.7 well, of course, up fo

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new york. >>> britain's prince william is in poland this morning as part of an unannounced visit to the countryiam thanked british and polish troops near the ukrainian border where military and humanitarian william also visited the refugees from ukraine and played ping pong with them. today william will lay a wreath at the polish capital's tomb of the unknown soldier and meet poland's president. >>> one of the oldest biblical manuscripts known to exist is up for sale. the kodex sassoon is a hebrew bible written nearly 1,100 years e o. manuscript is expected to bring in between $30 million to $50 million at auction. >> it's written on parchment. it is luxurious, lavish manuscript on 792 pages of text written by one scribe over the course of a year or perhaps two years. it is a monumental book of importance. >> the manuscript will hit the auction black in sotheby's in may. >>> up next, love during the layover. a couple ties the knot in the middle of a busy airport. knot middle of a busy airport. ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupi

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