patrick, thank you.our top story from the gb newsroom, the first channel migrants of the year arrived at dover harbour today. gb news can reveal that dozens young men were picked up from a small boat around nine miles off the kent coast. it's understood there were more than 40 people on board. it comes as you french authorities start patrolling together for the first time in a bid to stop migrants from making the crossing . three people have died crossing. three people have died after a fire broke out at a hotel in perth . police scotland hotel in perth. police scotland has confirmed ii hotel in perth. police scotland has confirmed 11 others were treated for minor injuries. emergency services were called to the new county hotel in county place at around five this morning. the cause of the fire is still unknown . health are is still unknown. health are calling for the government to declare major incident within nhs over mounting pressure on the service. the royal college of emergency medicine . as many of

patrick, thank you.our top story from the gb newsroom, the first channel migrants of the year arrived at dover harbour today. gb news can reveal that dozens young men were picked up from a small boat around nine miles off the kent coast. it's understood there were more than 40 people on board. it comes as you french authorities start patrolling together for the first time in a bid to stop migrants from making the crossing . three people have died crossing. three people have died after a fire broke out at a hotel in perth . police scotland hotel in perth. police scotland has confirmed ii hotel in perth. police scotland has confirmed 11 others were treated for minor injuries. emergency services were called to the new county hotel in county place at around five this morning. the cause of the fire is still unknown . health are is still unknown. health are calling for the government to declare major incident within nhs over mounting pressure on the service. the royal college of emergency medicine . as many of

but they've also captured $500.00 times pack patrick, patrick, patrick, that is not the case. right. that's not because they lost many, many money more than that and he tons of casualties. yeah, let's talk about these biggest rush to suffer to test is my estimate. they might have $20000.00 that might might be enough. 80000 in missy engine. oh that so a 100000 countries, a lot of in the country. all the crimes, at least 100000 some people say i'm 50000. that might be true. has several under fossil law, i've been wounded. so you credit casualties 3 or 4 times. ok and russian. so that's a bunch when you listen as well. and this is what that is. i don't, certainly from my understanding is you know, that the casualty rate, the russians are probably over 30 days and dead and then it multiple times 3 or 4 wounded. and ukraine unfortunately is still quite high. we don't get the full picture because obviously it's operational security. but the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in united states at reason, he reckons that the ukrainians are about a 100000 casualties. all included are

president, patrick leahy has been such a leader. as we celebrate the fact that he's the longest-serving current senator and the longest-serving in vermont's history, we know that this remarkable longevity is the consequence of his character. it has been such a pleasure to learn from patrick leahy during many years, and to work with him. the legislation that we introduced in 2013 to end straw purchasing and the illegal trafficking of firearms was incorporated into the bipartisan safer communities act that was signed into law this year. we have worked together to better protect runaway and homeless youth, with legislation to help thousands of homeless young people nationwide. we stood together at the signing ceremony for the reauthorization of the violence against women act. my fellow new englander has been a champion for the northern border regional commission, which supports job creation and economic growth in the rural areas of the northeast. as the former chairman and current member of the senate agriculture committee, pat has bee

patrick tells the and ted finally after all these years turns to patrick who has built his own career in politics and says, you know, patrick after i'm gone, if you don't want to stay politics, you don't have to. and sure enough, patrick leaves politics. so it was it's a it's a you know, be careful what you wish for when you look at a family like the kennedys and think, boy, life would be great if i was just one of them, what's the ted junior story when it is, father takes him skiing. and that was another that was another patrick story. it was it was a great story patrick told about that being a member of the next generation and they were skiing in western mass and patrick had tumble and you know, trying to be a kennedy. he was struggling to try to get up even though he had hurt leg and his father skied over and said no, no, stay down, stay down. and he said, i can do it, dad. no, no, stay down. and they got the ski patrol to come over and put him on a stretcher and. they took him down the mountain and sure enough, they get down to the mountain. and by this time, every television came

patrick. teachers, james? hello, patrick.t more and i'm wondering tonight, do we value teachers enough this value teachers enough in this country? i personally wouldn't be a teacher for all money in the world. i like people's the world. i don't like people's kids. if i'm going to kids. you know, if i'm going to be half be honest, mortgages, half a million people are apparently to be getting into arrears. patrick so, i'm wondering, should the government do more to help pay their mortgages ? is that really their mortgages? is that really their mortgages? is that really their and people tell their job? and when people tell me on nepotism , me their thoughts on nepotism, should your kids , your should you give your kids, your nephews, whatever a job, is that advisable or not? some say the kids should make their own way in they? and in the world, should they? and cash apparently we spending cash apparently we are spending more now then than we have more of it now then than we have been quite a while. patrick, is this a good thing?

patrick. is that's a big ask. patrick.hey all at all it should be discredits it because you know no two cases the same but i think it's worth saying that a very significant number of arrivals from albania do have, in my view, a prima actually claim for asylum or for rights or for being victims. trafficking, either, for that matter . so i trafficking, either, for that matter. so i think there is a case that they should be processed in a different way . processed in a different way. they should be processed much more quickly than they being more quickly than they are being now. and you know, should be detained when they arrive here . detained when they arrive here. and the home office should put a task force on to processing those cases really, really quickly and demonstrates that those that would come behind them , actually, this going them, actually, this isn't going to work. you're going be to work. you're going to be locked up. case is going locked up. your case is going to be very, swiftly. and be very, very swiftly. an

patrick palfrey joins us now. patrick, the story this morning 's geopolitics, but it is mostly tech. talk to us about what the microsoft earnings really mean to you in terms of a more broader, sustainable rebound for the equity market. patrick: so, i think when i look at tech earnings what i see is broad-based margin pressure. tech-plus, which includes the internet portion, like some of the names in internet retail and internet services, are forecasted to see earnings declined around 20% in the current quarter. much of that is coming on the margin. what we have heard from company so far continue to indicate that is the case. margin pressures are out there. it is most acutely felt in that area. that is what investors are following closely. labor issues and staffing going on in a lot of these companies. kriti: how much of this was priced into the back half of 2022? if you finally see those macro headwinds catch up to what has been priced into the stock market, shouldn't the stock market rally right now? patrick: to

patrick with the headlines. patrick thank you.years. the fibre guide's union said its members have experienced a 12% drop in real terms earnings since 2010. last november members rejected a pay of 5% and teachers are planning to go on strike in england and, wales after last minute talks between unions and the government failed , the national government failed, the national education union says there's no offer from keegan on trying to the gap. teachers are planning to go on strike on wednesday in a dispute over pay and conditions and it's expected to be the biggest day of industrial action in decades with up to half a million public service workers , including train drivers workers, including train drivers and civil also taking action . and civil also taking action. the health secretary announced £1 billion in funding to boost nhs frontline capability . steve nhs frontline capability. steve barclay says the government work to bring response times to pre—pandemic levels . the plan pre—pandemic levels. the plan also includes 5000 mo

patrick, thank you. headlines. patrick, thank you.f the year with the labour party claiming the government has gone from clapping the nurses to the nurses. the prime minister quizzed the opposition leader on why he wasn't supporting the government's minimum safety legislation dunng minimum safety legislation during industrial action. it as up to 25,000 ambulance workers across england and wales are striking today. mr. sunak minimum service levels for key shouldn't be controversial . but shouldn't be controversial. but sir keir starmer accused of being full of empty promises. now people are not knowing whether when they 999. they will get the treatment that they need . now, mr. speaker . get the treatment that they need . now, mr. speaker. enough's enough. . now, mr. speaker. enough's enough . and australia and canada enough. and australia and canada and the us. they banned strikes , blue light services. we're not doing . all we're saying is that doing. all we're saying is that in these emergency services patients should be able to rel

patrick thank outlines outlines. patrick thank you you're gb news. union has been tncky. from the european union has been tricky . james cleverly was tricky. james cleverly was responding to . a question in the responding to. a question in the house of commons over impact of brexit. three years on. his comments come a day after the prime minister said britain was making huge strides since leaving the eu . that's despite leaving the eu. that's despite a recent poll . britons are divided recent poll. britons are divided in their on how brexit has progress passed, with 45% saying it's getting worse and expected and 55% thinking it's about the same as they expected or . same as they expected or. speaking to gb news, former business secretary jacob rees—mogg , however, said it was rees—mogg, however, said it was the right decision to leave the eu in mind though we left three years ago, we remain tied to european rules and regulations for further 11 months, so it's a little over two years. but that two years we have avoided joining 8000 new eu regulations

thank you, patrick. headlines. thank you, patrick.room the prime minister has outlined five key promises setting out his government's priorities . speaking setting out his government's priorities. speaking in east london, rishi sunak issued a series of pledges , including series of pledges, including promising to halve to tackle the rising cost . living. growing the rising cost. living. growing the economy . by rising cost. living. growing the economy. by pledging to rising cost. living. growing the economy . by pledging to create economy. by pledging to create more across the country . more across the country. reducing the national debt which he says will secure the future of public. cuts nhs waiting list to ensure people get care quicker and the small boats ensuring people are detained and swiftly removed from the country. he said his had already made steps in improving the country. since i became prime minister , we've made progress , minister, we've made progress, stabilise the economy and people's mortgage rates provided £26 bill

i was a lot of because all it's patrick. what do you want to bring you in on an army where the russian bombing concentrated? so you know, that's the reality we're talking about here. so i don't know how we can continue to be with someone with an alternative reality. you know, i, i, you know, to come back to, sorry, guys 1st point is he well knows, just because you're a russian speaker doesn't mean you make you any less ukrainian according to the referendum and all the polling that was conducted. you can be a russian speaker, and i was heavily diminishing as you'd imagine, and also feel ukrainian. so of course there's some small segments of the population still do feel russian, but it is smaller than i was. and so i don't think that even that argument holds if you're going to say that the russians have a bombard kid and car here, i don't like, i can't have a debate with someone about that. it's clear to everybody. ok, let me, let me ask you patrick, about a recent military shakeup we seen in russia and how do you think it's g

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patrick gb news. coming patrick christys gb news.nder of fat uk with his on what it was like his thoughts on what it was like another push for eco highways because . sales of new cars have because. sales of new cars have sunk to the lowest level in three decades, but electric cars have overtaken diesel in their popularity charles popularity. charles i've got a lot of questions about electric , honest. we won't be , to be honest. we won't be putting them to the putting a lot of them to the leader of fair uk. there's also plans pipeline to reduce plans in the pipeline to reduce speed on all motorways so speed limits on all motorways so down from 70 to 64 miles an houn down from 70 to 64 miles an hour. he'd be lucky if he managed to get to 64 miles an hour on the motorways, he says. and a big debate this hour a big debate was prince harry to go pubuc debate was prince harry to go public about his with his brother, prince william. i brother, prince william. and i will share views in the inbox very shortly. i want your sibling scraps. sto

patrick, thank parliament last. patrick, thank you and good evening to you.ishi sunak has promised to reduce the nhs waiting list and tackle illegal migration in his first political broadcast as prime minister. mr. promised hard headed sense in approaching the migration issue. he also blamed the pandemic for creating backlogs in the health service, but promised to let down those on the waiting list. he also said he'd taken difficult but fair decisions to get borrowing and debt under control. the government's priorities are your priorities . the people's priorities. the people's priorities. the people's priorities . together, we're priorities. together, we're putting needs above politics to repair the economy strengthen our nhs tackle illegal migration and restore pride in the united kingdom. our great country. well, earlier today, the nhs waiting time and the threat of strikes dominated the first pmqs of the year. the prime minister quizzed the opposition leader on why he wasn't supporting the government's proposed minimum safety legislation, which seeks to e

patrick gearey reports.oser to the cup, 16 teams left, look closely, and you will see the winter. maybe they will emerge from beneath, like birmingham, second—tier conquerors have top—flight effort ten, a shock that rocked the round. but it was a rebel against the prevailing tide which flowed behind the favourites as a hat trick for the holders built a lead so strong, it could withstand liverpool's fight back. clara booth —— clear blue who swept sheffield united aside, she is nicknamed by me, but in the box, she's a poacher. 16 goals in 16 games. the biggest win of all was aston villa. it took less than two minutes for them to go ahead and third tier afc filed. rachel daly at the square. in the daily routine kept repeating. she scored four, villa finished with 11. arsenal by contrast shared the wealth against leads. eight different scores in a 9—0 win. upset spiders who would've been watching the north london neighbours, tottenham had lost five of the games in a row, but for the moment, beth england had to c

patrick oke. people now, despite stubbornly high uk retailers will rise in sales last month. that's up 6.9% on last month. that's up 6.9% on last december. so that's according to new figures from the british retail consortium. but as the cost of living crisis rumbles on, that signs of shoppers heading to a discount saved in markets over premium ones , looking to bank themselves ones, looking to bank themselves a bargain. joining me now is our economics and business editor. you wouldn't be seen dead in a little. it's liam halligan with all their . money waitrose i like all their. money waitrose i like all their. money waitrose i like a little bit of beans. you come out with a new service, so. sure . i' out with a new service, so. sure. i' yeah oh, i needed a temp. yeah, it sounds so true. right. what is our all you got for us? interesting numbers, patrick. these aren't official office for national statistics numbers that you just cited. that from the british consortium. yes, it was very respected i

patrick, thank parliament last. patrick, thank you and good evening to you.ishi sunak has promised to reduce the nhs waiting list and tackle illegal migration in his first political broadcast as prime minister. mr. promised hard headed sense in approaching the migration issue. he also blamed the pandemic for creating backlogs in the health service, but promised to let down those on the waiting list. he also said he'd taken difficult but fair decisions to get borrowing and debt under control. the government's priorities are your priorities . the people's priorities. the people's priorities. the people's priorities . together, we're priorities. together, we're putting needs above politics to repair the economy strengthen our nhs tackle illegal migration and restore pride in the united kingdom. our great country. well, earlier today, the nhs waiting time and the threat of strikes dominated the first pmqs of the year. the prime minister quizzed the opposition leader on why he wasn't supporting the government's proposed minimum safety legislation, which seeks to e

patrick on gb news. patrick christys on gb news. last year's political shenanigans have politically? have left feeling politically? i know of feel know a lot of you feel politically keep politically homeless. you keep telling every day. telling me about it every day. could the red wall turn blue again or become complete again or become a complete different colour? i want to find out what would take to get out what it would take to get your vote. what would our politicians do to you politicians have to do to you to vote for i will find after vote for them? i will find after this . break looking ahead this short. break looking ahead to this evening's on the uk is looking dry and settled , but looking dry and settled, but with a few showers in the far north—west. here are the details . it will be a fine start the evening across the south—west of england, the wind will be light and. skies will be mostly clear, allowing temperatures to dip fairly quickly . the south—east fairly quickly. the south—east of england will experience similar c

patrick christys on.oner made shocking revelations that several his own officers will several of his own officers will face charges as part face criminal charges as part of his root his mission to root out corruption critic . welcome back. now several met police officers face criminal charges as part of a bid to rid the force of corruption. that is according to commissioner sir mark rowley, who say he's determined to deal with misconduct within the ranks. it follows flurry of scandals clouding public trust in police forces, including week's exposure of . pc david carrick as exposure of. pc david carrick as one of the country's most prolific rapist. joining me in the studio right now is gb news national reporter ellie costello. ellie this is a huge task to try to rebuild trust in the matter, isn't it? yes and it's a stunning admission , it's a stunning admission, really, from the commissioner of the met police, sir mark rowley , saying that 2 to 3 officers will be in a criminal court every single week faci

now it's back to patrick . patrick. patrick okay. welcome back.here was a lot to talk about when it came to prince harry, wasn't there? there these revelations there was these revelations about. many people had about. how many people had killed taliban killed members of the taliban and whether or not and killed and whether or not that that were now that meant that were now all under more threat a terror under more threat of a terror attack what he to the attack here. what he said to the queen on her deathbed is that, frankly, desecration of her legacy, jokes legacy, making down jokes for want phrase and not want of a better phrase and not one thing, charles, marry one thing, charles, to marry camilla now there's camilla. but now there's something startling something even more startling that's prince that's emerged. actually, prince harry, into princess harry, the inquiry into princess diana's death to be reopened . diana's death to be reopened. and get this, he to believe that she faked her death. that's according to revelations in his new memoir,

patrick ryan.we're all sick of all this strike nonsense, okay? but it is the news. i'm going to talk about it a little bit because a pay deal has been accepted by the tea ssa and unions, but more strikes are taking place across the coming week rmt members out over to week as rmt members out over to 48 and aslef strike 48 hour period and aslef strike on thursday aslef them all. train drivers rmt more signatures , platform staff, etc. signatures, platform staff, etc. anyway, mick lynch has threatened that action could even last beyond may if the government doesn't come forward with what he sees as a reasonable. however, people are questioning whether or not he's actually got the capacity to because a lot of workers are now skint joining workers on a picket line at euston station. he transport secretary he blamed transport secretary malcolm lack of malcolm barber for the lack of resolution dispute resolution of. the dispute in december. well we've got our reporters up and down the country getting to g

patrick welcome along with me. patrick christys on gb news coming up. i'm angry today because an asylum seeker convicted of a double murder and drug offences. i've got an obsession with knives posed as a 14 year old boy and was allowed into classrooms innocent children before murdering a man in bournemouth. he was already denied asylum in norway. apparently i've serious questions. why can't we age track people coming across the channel easily? many adults channel easily? how many adults posing as kids are currently british schools and are we such a soft touch? and how we stop this from happening again? also this from happening again? also this hour , the report that found this hour, the report that found failings , probation officers failings, probation officers which left sexual free to stalk and law graduate zara . allen and law graduate zara. allen just days after was released from jail and the chief inspector of probation just in russell highlighted a catalogue errors in the probation service. his handling of jordan mcsweeney which meant that he was

patrick. thank i'm headlines. patrick.sroom with the latest news headunes newsroom with the latest news headlines and top story today, union say talks with the government have gone backwards after they met the health secretary this morning to avert further strike action . the rcn further strike action. the rcn called the meeting bitterly disappointing, saying ministers had a long way to go to avoid week's industrial action . week's industrial action. ambulance staff are also due strike this month on the 11th and 23rd. well, the unite union boss only kasab claims the government is only offering to talk pay if staff more productive . all they talked productive. all they talked about today was if we're going to open about a payment, about today was if we're going to open about a payment , then to open about a payment, then there need to be discussion about productivity. we have members working 18 hour shifts . members working 18 hour shifts. we have members working well. we are no contractual hours because they care about pat

patrick, thank you . good . patrick, thank you. good afternoon to you.on gb news today, at least 11 people have died in russian strikes on ukraine day after the us and germany pledged to supply the country with tanks. more than ten people were wounded in the attacks which covered 11 regions, including capital. germany's defence says he expects the first leopard 2 tanks to arrive in ukraine the end of march. the kremlin has called the deliveries a direct by the west in the conflict . a by the west in the conflict. a member of the ukrainian , kira member of the ukrainian, kira ruddick, told gb news the tanks alone aren't enough . a year into alone aren't enough. a year into war, we are in this, david versus situation. we are russia has more people mobile funds, more military production supplies. so we have to be different have to fight harder have to have more sophisticated and we have to use different strategies and. having tanks is one of those strategies . one of those strategies. scotland's first minister has confirmed a transgender person of rape will

patrick, welcome back.nk diana would have two thoughts about this, one, from her experience she knows that going public with your own public dirty laundry is a very dangerous game to play. king charles did this, too, with his tell-all book in 1994. so harry has an example from both his parents of how not to do this. i think diana would be sad that he had not learned from their mistakes. >> patrick, i watched the six-part netflix documentary, and harry and meghan make the case that there are parallels between the way that she, meghan, has been treated, and the way that diana was treated. do you see those parallels, those similarities? >> there are a few. i think specifically in the area of briefing, media briefing. the palace denies they do any briefing but in reality the palace surrogates are up and busy, they're organized and orchestrated. i think what megan is referring to is the way in which diana also found her briefed against in a much more systemic and overt way, i might add. but it is the reality of

patrick, good evening . good patrick, good evening. good evening to your viewers.ght to it in the context right to put it in the context that you have in terms of the level of pressure and the resource burdens that it's placing on local authorities, like the one of which i am a member, but myself and the council leader, councillor johnson, have come forward with a five point plan. we published this on conservativehome, a weeks ago and let me just quickly take you through that. the first is very much speaking to what you were just referring to what you were just referring to in of getting local people involved. we need to have a local funding formula. the government introduces, which isn't just the direct cost from taking a asylum seeker or a refugee . it accounts for the refugee. it accounts for the downstream coastal the coast, which is listed , but also which is listed, but also a local forum where we can have the forces . that's got to be the forces. that's got to be cooperation , collaboration, cooperation, collaboration, coordination , crucially, consent coord

patrick, headlines headlines. patrick, thank you.sroom the chancellor has insisted the best attacks card for united kingdom is to cut inflation. so he sets out long term plans for growing economy with inflation close to a 40 year high. jeremy has reiterated the government pledge to halve it this year. he's promised to use brexit freedoms to boost growth and reverse what he calls a decline ism towards the economy . the chancellor has the economy. the chancellor has also confirmed hs2 will run to central london's euston station as planned. it follows reports that the government was planning to scale back this leg of the project instead terminating in a west london suburb. the rail link costing over west london suburb. the rail link costing ove r £44.6 billion, link costing over £44.6 billion, despite increasing costs due to soaring inflation. hunt says it is a priority . now the chair of is a priority. now the chair of an independent review into an nhs trust maternity care says hundreds of families and staff have raised after it was fi

patrick thank you you had lots. patrick thank you and good to you.me minister has asked his independent ethics adviser to investigate the tory party chairman's tax affairs. now dames are hawi has welcomed the investigation , saying he's the investigation, saying he's confident he acted properly throughout . the former throughout. the former chancellor has admitted he paid a penalty to hmrc following an error over shares in the polling company yougov, which co—founded. he hasn't the size of the settlement which is believed to be almost of the settlement which is believed to be almost £5 million. rishi sunak says . million. rishi sunak says. clearly there are questions need answering. will. these things aren't dealt with by an independent adviser who will fully this matter and provide advice to me as prime minister on the teams that always compliance with the ministerial . that's the right approach , the . that's the right approach, the professional approach and that's i will restore integrity and accountability into government overall is by making sur

patrick, good evening . good patrick, good evening. good evening to your viewers.ght to it in the context right to put it in the context that you have in terms of the level of pressure and the resource burdens that it's placing on local authorities, like the one of which i am a member, but myself and the council leader, councillor johnson, have come forward with a five point plan. we published this on conservativehome, a weeks ago and let me just quickly take you through that. the first is very much speaking to what you were just referring to what you were just referring to in of getting local people involved. we need to have a local funding formula. the government introduces, which isn't just the direct cost from taking a asylum seeker or a refugee . it accounts for the refugee. it accounts for the downstream coastal the coast, which is listed , but also which is listed, but also a local forum where we can have the forces . that's got to be the forces. that's got to be cooperation , collaboration, cooperation, collaboration, coordination , crucially, consent coord

patrick henry manner, sir.n thinks more highly than i do of the patriot ism and the abilities of the very gentlemen who have just addressed this. but different men often see the same subject, different. and therefore, i hope, will not be disrespectful to these gentlemen, if entertaining, as i do of a character very opposite to theirs. i set forth my sentiments freely without reserve. oh is no time for ceremony. the question before the house is one of awful moment for this country. for my part, i consider it nothing less a question of freedom or slavery and in proportion to the magnitude of the subject, ought to be the freedom of the. for it is only in this way we can hope to arrive at the truth and to fulfill our great responsibility which we owe to god and to our. if i were to hold back my opinions at such time as this for fear of giving offense, i would consider it an act treason against my country and an act of disloyalty to the majesty of heaven, whom i revere above all earthly kings kings. mr. president. i

kriti: patrick is making a pretty bold call.amien, walk us through your take on argentina, specifically in the context of 95% inflation and a weak peso. >> i agree with nearly everything he is saying. most of all, argentina should have been buying this debt when the bonds were trading on $.19 on the dollar instead of 36. if they were, good for them. at the end of the day, i agree with patrick, this is not the best use of their reserves. perhaps easing some of the capital constraints. the national oil company can pay off its maturities more easily. that is probably a better use of that billion dollars, but who am i to argue? bonds have been in the back of the train for a long time. 30 plus years are treating emerging markets, it burns a lot of people. difficult to get in, but when things are really bad, that is probably when you want to look at argentina. kriti: it also feels like some of the backers of patrick's thesis will say a lot of it is also based on expectations coming from lower energy imports. i want to stick with that

patrick, thank you. sanchez. patrick, thank you. this is the latest from the gb newsroom and his first major speech of the new year. prime minister rishi sunak set out his government's five key priorities . he pledged to halve inflation and grow the economy , stop and grow the economy, stop illegal immigration , reduce the illegal immigration, reduce the national debt and, cut massive backlogs in the nhs. he even told the public to hold him accountable , as if those waiting accountable, as if those waiting lists in england do not fall in two years time. those are other people's priorities . they are people's priorities. they are your government's priority parties and we will either have achieved them or not. no tricks, no ambiguity. achieved them or not. no tricks, no ambiguity . we're either no ambiguity. we're either delivering for you or we're not. we will rebuild trust in politics through action and or not at all. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson said labour also have plans to tackle the small boat crisis . we tackl

patrick, thank you. sanchez. patrick, thank you.his is the latest from the gb newsroom and his first major speech of the new year. prime minister rishi sunak set out his government's five key priorities . he pledged to halve inflation and grow the economy , stop and grow the economy, stop illegal immigration , reduce the illegal immigration, reduce the national debt and, cut massive backlogs in the nhs. he even told the public to hold him accountable , as if those waiting accountable, as if those waiting lists in england do not fall in two years time. those are other people's priorities . they are people's priorities. they are your government's priority parties and we will either have achieved them or not. no tricks, no ambiguity. achieved them or not. no tricks, no ambiguity . we're either no ambiguity. we're either delivering for you or we're not. we will rebuild trust in politics through action and or not at all. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson said labour also have plans to tackle the small boat crisis . we tackle

but unfortunately for the raiders, patrick mahomes had other ideas and how this game would shake out.et's go to the game. the raiders and chiefs sending out their well wishes to the bills. safety damar hamlin for a speedy recovery before the game today. let's get to the action. the chiefs took the opening kickoff and marched down the field. 3rd and goal. patrick mahomes camp by anyone rolls left lifted the jack mccann and their gets the 2 yard touchdown. 7, nothing chiefs. >> the play keeps up 14, 3 in the second raiders. 4th and goal. jarrett stidham rolls right but cannot connect with davante adams raiders showing their frustration with owner mark davis who was watching the game again with none other than hall of famer charles woodson there. so chiefs showing no respect for the raiders here playing ring around the rosy. >> then we end up seeing the action the pitch here to jerick mckinnon tosses it back to patrick mahomes then tosses the touchdown. pass. unbelievable. right. one person said here that chiefs are simply just playing with their food against the raiders ended up being n

patrick: we need to see this in context.ago we had intended to go to the market borrow $1.1 billion. as it happened we were shut out from the markets. so that never came in. secondly and this is something that we have programmed in the fiscal expenditures. going forward, as the markets open we will need to top up our foreign exchange or let us say our external borrowing. what i need to say that there is nothing at this moment that is concrete. manus: do you think you will get back to the debt markets this year? do you have confidence that you well? patrick: that is a question being discussed. and the reason for that is because as you know is the national government and the national treasury that does borrowing. that is the answer to the question. and they are now looking at various ways of financing a specific budget, so i think this is something that has been considered. however it is clear that the borrowing, whatever it will be, even domestic will need to be measured borrowing. meaning to ensure that we sustain our debt l

patrick. thank you . good evening patrick. thank you. good evening to you.ur top story tonight unions have condemned a newly proposed law that could minimum service levels public sector workers during industrial action and.the workers during industrial action and. the government is confident it will be passed this year. the bill would apply to health fire educate , transport and border educate, transport and border security services and. under the law, unions could be sued and staff could be sacked if adequate cover isn't provided dunng adequate cover isn't provided during strike action . the leader during strike action. the leader of the rmt has called it an attack on human rights and the tuc says it'll hold a national, protect the right to strike day on the 1st of february, the business secretary grant shapps told parliament the measures would, however, protect the pubuc would, however, protect the public to deny and to vote against legislation that brings in minimum levels to our constituents is to attack their security and, their welfare. yeah well, labo

holly, go up against patrick mahomes.kle or not this one i feel like ohe cowboys aren't going to see it. come in tomorrow, though. they seem a little confident going. offered and the forty-niners seem confident. it's just a matter of who can write that confidence to the wayne. yeah, honestly, this is this. what could be a toss of a will course pulling for the niners. so they just got to show up and show out of play all 4 quarters that you go. all right, erin, thank you. all right, thank but let's get one final check of the weather forecast is murray said it is going to be when. yeah, let's take a look at your levi stadium forecast for those of you. lucky enough to attend. >> the game forty-niners versus the packers. big rivalry game starting at 03:30pm, in the afternoon. mid 50's and we're going to see gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour. so we do have a wind advisory going into effect early sunday afternoon through monday morning. but a lot of sunshine and no rain for the next 7 days. back to dana. well. thank that's all

and tonight, play for patrick, the minnesota family helping young athletes after the loss of their own son. >>> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. tonight, there is new fallout from what cbs news first reported about those biden documents. house republicans have just launched an investigation. we've got more on that in just a moment. plus, this just coming in -- look at this have you had owe, smoke pouring out of the wing of this delta flight. we've got more on that in just a moment. but, first, more deadly storms have slammed the california coast with torrential rains and thunderstorms causing massive flooding, landslides and widespread power outages. at least 25 million residents are under flood advisories while more than 145,000 still without power. and as the rains move inland, yet another major storm system will move in right behind it. the governor of california just announced 17 people have died. we have team coverage of this deadly storm and cbs's carter evans will start us off from hard-hit santa cruz county. good evening, carter. >> re

patrick of hanover county. ladies and judgment delegates of the second virginia convention. [applause] [applause] [applause] every saturday american history tv documents america's story. on sundays in book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for cspan2 cons of these television companies and more. including medco. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ medco giles talks about how presidential libraries and the american public process the death of former presidents. here is some of wha they had to say. >> is the best unexpected moments many of you will remember president bush and bob dole were big political rivals. they had a very nasty 1988 republican primary contest. both said some things and probably wish they hadn't said. they became huge friends. and when senator dole, some president bush is lying in state in the rotunda. he insisted on standing. and slid the casket. he is and i will turn out. and i had an opportunity to ask him why he did this? why he insisted on standing. and i cannot tell you the answer without crying. he said i hand to stand and salute that g