, re now going talking through those big su turn to nick gibb, the ow going to turn to nick gibb,e schools minister, who i'm delighted to say can join us now down the line from westminster. nick, thank you for joining down the line from westminster. nick, thank you forjoining us nick, thank you for joining us this morning. i suppose let's kick off with your big announcement this morning. a new brit school in bradford . brit school in bradford. >> yes, brit school north building on the success of the brit school in south london that has produced people like adele and amy winehouse have sold 250 million albums from that school i >> collectively, 15 brit awards. and we want the same opportunity for talented young people in the north. this is a 16 to 19 school for 500 students in drama in in dance and singing in the technical aspects of theatre and film production. it will open in 3 or 4 years time and it's one of the first free schools that were announcing next week as well . well. >> it's interesting that you've chosen bradford for the location of this school, given that the governm

>> well, nick gibb, thank you very much for your time this morning.'s a pleasure to speak to you and thank you for your candid responses to those questions, too. well, in just a moment, i'll be speaking to the former justice secretary, sir robert buckland. what's his view on how things can change in our court system? should lucy letby be forced to attend her sentencing ? all of that after sentencing? all of that after the news headlines . well . the news headlines. well. tom, thank you. >> good morning from the gb newsroom. it's 10:00. >> good morning from the gb newsroom. it's10:oo. i'm tamsin roberts . newsroom. it's10:oo. i'm tamsin roberts. england's women's team is on the brink of history. the lionesses about to take on spain in the world cup final. well this is the scene in sydney where fans are gathering for the big game, which kicks off in just under an hour. sarina wiegman side is looking to win the for competition the first time. england hasn't lifted the cup since the men claimed victory in 1966. well king charles has told the lionesses to

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nick gibb augmentation. laboratories.ition facility natural ignition facility was the it nif the last bit i call it nif though, and most of us do. who really understand it. it's really understand it. and it's a i anything about i don't know anything about fusion , but apparently. fusion, but apparently. yeah, come on, i'll do it, mate. >> let explain fusion to you. >> let me explain fusion to you. go on. >> really understand >> you really understand there's two together. two particles coming together. this could be according to the guardian, a near limitless, safe and clean source of energy. but because it's the guardian, you know, to know, immediately you've got to take the opposite view. so it's bad. it was also bad. i believe it was also covered the times covered maybe in the times and the as this is a the telegraph as well. this is a big we say we big deal. when we first say we did, they said as well, no, but the question is, mean, it was the question is, i mean, it was first covered, think it was the question is, i m

nick gibb augmentation. laboratories.nition facility natural ignition facility was the it nif the last bit i call it nif though, and most of us do. who really understand it. it's really understand it. and it's a i anything about i don't know anything about fusion , but apparently. fusion, but apparently. yeah, come on, i'll do it, mate. >> let explain fusion to you. >> let me explain fusion to you. go on. >> really understand >> you really understand there's two together. two particles coming together. this could be according to the guardian, a near limitless, safe and clean source of energy. but because it's the guardian, you know, to know, immediately you've got to take the opposite view. so it's bad. it was also bad. i believe it was also covered the times covered maybe in the times and the as this is a the telegraph as well. this is a big we say we big deal. when we first say we did, they said as well, no, but the question is, mean, it was the question is, i mean, it was first covered, think it was the question is, i

results, we'll hearing gcse results, we'll be hearing from minister, nick from the schools minister, nick gibbsgrades from the schools minister, nick gibbfall for grades from the schools minister, nick gibbfall for a grades from the schools minister, nick gibbfall for a second grades from the schools minister, nick gibbfall for a second yearades from the schools minister, nick gibbfall for a second year in as from the schools minister, nick gibbfall for a second year in a will fall for a second year in a row at 8:20, then doctors, consultants beginning two days of strike action again today , of strike action again today, we're going to be asking if it is selfish for doctors to walk out when the nhs is already on its . its knees. >> a lot of cobblers really . i >> a lot of cobblers really. i mean, the doctors should be paid the right money. when are we to going message? going get that message? >> it's frightening. if >> i know it's frightening. if somebody needs emergency treatment when the when the junior were striking, junior doctors were striking, the were stepping the consultants were steppi

does nick gibb have a point then with his comments ? point then with his comments?on mentioned, was the last time the nation had a full set of public exams so done under exam conditions marked by external examiners and an external set of grades and understanding during covid, there were significant disruptions to everyone's education. so the government had to come up with a quick solution. and they said, actually, teacher assessment in 2020 and 2021 would be the way to do it. but as a result, it meant that the grades as a result were naturally a bit inflated. and if we're to make the exam system fair, we need to make sure that the 2019 gcses are sort of where the 2023, 2024 standards will be because what nick gibb has said is that with students of the same ability and the same diligence of putting the same diligence of putting the hard work in, they should get the same grades roughly every single year. but the last couple of years. the reality is students sat exams or had students have sat exams or had results in 2020, 2021 did have above average grades. so we need

schools minister nick gibb says it's an exciting project . project. >> we wanted young people to haveame opportunities in the north of england as they have in the brit school in south london without having to travel all way south. so this a all the way south. so this is a school to 19 year olds school for 516 to 19 year olds specialising in drama dance . the specialising in drama dance. the technical side of and singing and the technical side of theatre production as well. so it's very exciting project. it should be open in 3 or 4 years time . time. >> well, this is gb news across the uk on tv and your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news news. now, though, it's back to michael . michael. >> thank you tamzin are the lead the days of leaders taking responsibility over the united states president harry truman famously had a placard on his desk which said the buck stops here. however, rarely do we see resignation from senior public servants when a scandal has occurred. ministers are frequently forced from office, but they rarely tender their resignation f

sky schools minister nick gibb says it's an exciting project . project. >> we wanted young people to have the same opportunities in the north of england as they have in the brit school in south london without having to travel all the way south. this is a all the way south. so this is a school for 516 to 19 year olds, specially drama dance , the specially in drama dance, the technical side of and singing and the technical side of theatre production as well. so it's very exciting project. it should be open in 3 or 4 years time . time. >> russia's lunar 25 spacecraft has crashed on the moon. a rocket carrying the craft launched on the 11th of august. the country in a space race against india, whose chandrayaan three is due to land on the satellite south pole this week. this was moscow's first mission to the moon in 47 years. the failed attempt is a blow to the country, which was hoping to return with the first samples of frozen . water this is gb news frozen. water this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now, tho

schools minister nick gibb says it's an exciting project . project. >> we wanted young people to haveme opportunities in the north of england as they have in the brit school in south london without having to travel all way so this is a all the way south. so this is a school for 516 to 19 year olds specialising in drama dance . the specialising in drama dance. the technical side of and singing and the technical side of theatre production as well. so it's very exciting project. it should be open 3 or 4 years should be open in 3 or 4 years time . time. >> russia's luna 25 spacecraft has crashed on the moon. a rocket carrying the craft launched on the 11th of august. the country in a space race against india , whose chandrayaan against india, whose chandrayaan three is due to land on the satellite south pole this week. this was moscow's first mission to the moon in 47 years. the failed attempt is a blow to the country, which was hoping to return with the first samples of frozen . water this is gb news frozen. water this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on y

. >> i'll be quizzing schools minister nick gibb about this week's deflated a—level grades and formerldwell joins me to discuss the government's approach to business. all that and more with me tom harwood in for camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning . every sunday from 11 morning. every sunday from 11 join michael portillo . join michael portillo. >> there'll be topical discussion looking at the week before and the week to come. so kick back and relax at 11

. >> i'll be quizzing schools minister nick gibb about this week's deflated a—level grades and formerldwell joins me to discuss the government's approach to business. all that and more with me tom harwood in for camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning . every sunday from 11 morning. every sunday from 11 join michael portillo . join michael portillo. >> there'll be topical discussion looking at the week before and the week to come. so kick back and relax at 11 channel. where >> good evening. happy friday. it's 8:00 and i'm doing this one coming up on the show this evening we'll have you heard in the bulletins neonatal nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of the murder of seven babies. i want to ask what drives someone to this type of despicable crime ? i mean, the details are horrendous. then at 11 am. on sunday, will you be watching? and where the lionesses kick off the fa final? so what does this mean to a world cup sports fans across the country ? and it makes across the country? and it makes sense. a biologic male shouldn't be a biological woman in sport, but in chess , it's t

this is schools minister nick he told minister nick gibb.parents that even a few days out of class a sustained period of class over a sustained period can damage children's life chances, especially for disadvantaged children . so disadvantaged children. so they've got some stats here. schools are reporting increased absenteeism since since lockdown , with nearly 1 in 4 children off school. more than 1 in 10 days in the last year. and the overall absence rate is about 11% across all schools. there's a lot of kids, you know, if you think about it, you know, 10, 11, that's i mean, obviously it's spread across more children, but that's still a big chunk of the population. you're not getting a proper education. it's a big chunk of those kids themselves missing and themselves are missing out and be is also disruptive to the unity the class. because if unity of the class. because if you're aware your mate is not there, the one who normally sits next to or whatever, that next to you or whatever, that can disruptive well. can be disruptive as well. i

this year compared with last year , school secretary nick gibb year, school secretary nick gibb toldit's important to get gcse grading back to normal . and former us back to normal. and former us president donald trump is expected to surrender in georgia today to face charges of trying today to face charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election. in the state. trump did not take part in the republican candidates debate last night. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next few months, even as he campaigns to become the president again in the 2024 us election. then yesterday , his former lawyer, yesterday, his former lawyer, rudy giuliani , surrendered to rudy giuliani, surrendered to fulton county jail over charges related to efforts to overturn those election results in georgia. the former new york city mayor agreed to $150,000 bail this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaken digital radio and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news

amy nick gibb turner. allison pearson. brilliant stuff.ildren's had no impact on children's health. so will he be the last union jackass of the find union jackass of the week? find out as we reveal nomination out as we reveal the nomination shortly . but next in uncanceled, shortly. but next in uncanceled, a watchdog finds serious misconduct took place at gooder migrant charity care for kayleigh so a suella braverman right that the con organisation is prized by is compromise prized by politically motivated activists masquerading as humanitarians. fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie uncanceled on that. and those calls for britain to pay and those calls for britain to pay major slavery , reparation, pay major slavery, reparation, reparations of just a cool £18 trillion. kelvin mackenzie live on that in it's time for uncanceled . and it's time for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now in a bombshell, new report from

amy nick gibb turner. allison pearson. brilliant stuff.ildren's had no impact on children's health. so will he be the last union jackass of the find union jackass of the week? find out as we reveal nomination out as we reveal the nomination shortly . but next in uncanceled, shortly. but next in uncanceled, a watchdog finds serious misconduct took place at gooder migrant charity care for kayleigh so a suella braverman right that the con organisation is prized by is compromise prized by politically motivated activists masquerading as humanitarians. fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie uncanceled on that. and those calls for britain to pay and those calls for britain to pay major slavery , reparation, pay major slavery, reparation, reparations of just a cool £18 trillion. kelvin mackenzie live on that in it's time for uncanceled . and it's time for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now in a bombshell, new report from

i'll be quizzing the schools minister nick gibb on a whole host of things, not least what the powersssue. there will be digging into the details . the other issue. there will be digging into the details. i'll also be speaking to the former justice secretary, sir robert buckland . and should lucy, let buckland. and should lucy, let me be forced to attend her sentence hearing

that's elena nick gibb . the honorary research gibb.epartment of the university of manchester. for now, coming up, i'll be hearing the incredible story from a man who turned from a life of gang crime to campaigning against violence . campaigning against violence. zacharias mcgrath. fantastic name, by the way, joins me in just a moment. see hey, welcome back to mark dolan tonight. with me, leo kyrees . tonight. with me, leo kyrees. and we have some of your emails. let's just pull them up. richard says to those who argue about the rights and wrongs of particular religions , i would particular religions, i would just say this. here are the words of john lennon's song imagine so true. that's a nice altruistic message. there alfred says there are many islamic groups in the home of christianity. jerome muslim, and they seem to get on fine most of they seem to get on fine most of the time . i'm not sure i'd say the time. i'm not sure i'd say the time. i'm not sure i'd say the middle east is an oasis of calm the time there. alfred calm all the

that's elena nick gibb . the honorary research gibb.artment of the university of manchester. for now, coming up, i'll be hearing the incredible story from a man who turned from a life of gang crime to campaigning against violence . campaigning against violence. zacharias mcgrath. fantastic name, by the way, joins me in just a moment. see hey, welcome back to mark dolan tonight. with me, leo kyrees . tonight. with me, leo kyrees. and we have some of your emails. let's just pull them up. richard says to those who argue about the rights and wrongs of particular religions , i would particular religions, i would just say this. here are the words of john lennon's song imagine so true. that's a nice altruistic message. there alfred says there are many islamic groups in the home of christianity. jerome muslim, and they seem to get on fine most of they seem to get on fine most of the time . i'm not sure i'd say the time. i'm not sure i'd say the time. i'm not sure i'd say the middle east is an oasis of calm the time there. alfred calm all the ti

. >> so the nick gibb, the schools minister has come out today and said that reassure pupils that justlly been tested before. they're the covid kids. they effectively sort of lost two years of schooling and weren't they weren't the priority for anyone . so it's priority for anyone. so it's going to be a tricky set of results, i think. and he's coming out to bat and saying, don't worry . it's a like don't worry. it's a bit like what gillian keegan said last week feel like it's week with i feel like it's a—levels less of a story than the story in the the a—level story in the sense that, know, the kids that, you know, the a—level kids got their gcse results without actually exam, and actually sitting an exam, and then really then they were really disproportionately high and then they are being downgraded for their these they won't >> but these guys, they won't have even if things have have done even if things have been normal during pandemic been normal during the pandemic , they wouldn't formal , they wouldn't have sat formal exams way . it's right exams in this way. it's right that mark