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he's given an interview to paul brand on itv.and don't forget, this was the interview that he left normandy early to come back for an pre—record last thursday. and paul brands asked him some interesting questions about his fairly privileged background . fairly privileged background. and let's have a listen. >> you are wealthier than the king. what do you do day to day to make sure you're still in touch with the kind of struggles ordinary people face? have you ever gone without something? yeah. >> i mean, i grew up, my family, emigrated here with very little, and that's how i was raised. i was raised with the values of hard work. what did you go without as a child? went out without as a child? went out with lots of things. right, because my parents wanted to put everything into our education and that was a priority. >> so what sort of things had to be sacrificed? >> lots of things. right? i mean, give me an example. all sorts of things, like lots of people. there'll be all sorts of things that i would have wanted as a kid that i c

we're going to hear from paul brand from itv news. emorations, and you may have seen there was a big controversy around the fact that the prime minister left those commemorations early. in fact, the next day, he apologised for doing that. and when paul was recording this interview, he didn't know

we're going to hear from paul brand from itv news. act that the prime minister left those commemorations early. in fact, the next day, he apologised for doing that.

we're going to hear from paul brand from itv news. w, last week, paul interviewed the prime minister on the day of the d—day commemorations, and you may have seen there was a big controversy around the fact that the prime minister left those commemorations early. in fact, the next day, he apologised for doing that. and when paul was recording this interview, he didn't know the controversies that would follow in the coming hours and days. so, in every general election, the tonight programme does a series of profiles of all the main party leaders in britain and so, those conversations begin pretty much as soon as the election is called. so, we start having a conversation with the conservative party, in this case, and saying, "here are the days that we could do. "is he available on any of these days? "this is the date when we'd like to broadcast "the programme. "therefore, we have this amount of time to actually put "the programme together," and the conversation goes from there. when did the date of last week come up? so, by wednesday of

we're going to hear from paul brand from itv news. you may have seen there was a big controversy around the fact that the prime minister left those commemorations early. in fact, the next day, he apologised for doing that. and when paul was recording this interview, he didn't know the controversies that would follow in the coming hours and days. so, in every general election, the tonight programme does

are willing to chat to the sun's youtube channel one day, the today programme the next, and do paul brandc. so that was the shortened version of what we recorded here in the studio. if you would like to hear the extended version, then you can hear it in the feeds of newscast, the today podcast, and when it hits the fan, all of them are available on bbc sounds. and if you never want to miss an episode, why don't you subscribe to them, too? bye. hello there. tuesday was a hot day for england and wales. it was the hottest day of the year so far in wales, but temperatures were even higher in england, in the south east, in the strong sunshine, 29 degrees in east sussex and 30 celsius in surrey. scotland, northern ireland were cooler on tuesday, thanks to more cloud and some rain in scotland really pegging the temperatures back here. not much rain as we head into wednesday morning. sunny skies for england and wales. some cloud will bubble up, bringing the threat of one or two showers over the welsh hills and the pennines, but it's in scotland that will see some showers developing as it brighten

back to the pm — who was also on itv, as well as sky tonight, being interviewed by paul brand.w he came back from d—day to record last thursday. here's a clip. what did you go without as a child? i went without lots of things, right? because my parents wanted to put everything into our education and that was a priority. so what sort of things had to be sacrificed? 0h, lots of things! right? so... can you give me an example of something? all sorts of things. like lots of people, there'll be all sorts of things that i would have wanted as a kid that i couldn't have, right? mm—hmm. famously, sky tv! 0k. so, that was something that we never had growing up, actually. you tory adviser to a cabinet minister, what did you think of that response, salma shah? —— you were a tory adviser. the response, salma shah? -- you were a tory adviser-— tory adviser. the problem is problem is it is completely _ tory adviser. the problem is problem is it is completely authentic _ tory adviser. the problem is problem is it is completely authentic and - is it is completely authentic and accurate and he

. >> the other thing i will say about this, which is that itv news and paul brand, who is one of thetter. yeah. moments ago, a clip of an interview with rishi sunak that, as far as i can tell, appears to have been recorded today. that i think is, from what i can gather here, is airing next week. i mean, there could be the other dimensions that rishi sunak may well have left those normandy beaches there with war heroes on to go and be interviewed by the bloke who brought down boris johnson with a partygate report. i mean, this is unbelievable. >> it's unbelievable. i mean, i'm my breath is literally been i'm my breath is literally been i'm literally flabbergasted. >> it is crazy. and as i say, i just don't think he cares anymore. he's given up. he's going to pass the buck. he knows he's not going to win. he doesn't care. but what's so shocking is that he cannot even summon up half an hour, an hour to go and stay with people who are the reason i believe he does want to win. >> because remember, he lost to liz. if he he could have checked out then and nobody be none the wiser. you shoul

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. >> he genuinely seemed to think that a sit down interview with paul brand from itv, the political editor this interview was booked in weeks in advance, so there was plenty of time to actually point out the clash. the date was chosen, as you say, by team sunak, not by itv. they didn't give him an ultimatum and say you do this, you either do this interview or today or never , so interview or today or never, so it seems to have been his choice entirely, and it's the probably one of the biggest political misjudgements during an election campaign of our lifetimes. and it's happened in an election where rishi sunak began around 20 points behind in the poll, in the polls, he needed to not put a single foot wrong. he needed to have a miraculous comeback and he seems to have put every foot wrong instead. so is it the case that this isn't just a gaffe? >> as far as you can see? you think it's more than that? >> i think this is i think this is much bigger than that. i think there's around two thirds of voters say that he got this wrong. i mean, you've noticed that even the way that he's reacted, he

he then had to go back and do a load of interviews, including this one with paul brand, to say, oh ,oh, to try and defend himself in that that situation. so it comes down to one thing. look, if you just told the truth in the debate, he wouldn't be in this mess. >> well, you could say that. but on the other hand, i think it was 21 of the findings were part of a civil service or a treasury sort of external finding. and then there were about five other findings that were not from the civil service. so there was a combination of things there where he came up with that amount. surely it would have been better for the labour party to focus on what they are doing and themselves, rather than we're all talking about this £2,000, but, you know, on the grand scheme of things, the labour party could have been far cleverer and looked at how much the conservative party would have been costing the taxpayer. >> well, i think they did, and the spectator did it for them. came up with three grand keir starmer a very long time to discount this £2,000. >> in fact, it took about 20 minutes. yeah. >> and y

we will do this itv interview with paul brand, and you won't _ interview with paul brand, and you won't the prime minister, so he can he — because he has the prime minister, so he can be there in the frame with joe biden— so he can be there in the frame with joe biden and emmanuel macron, and he wasn't _ joe biden and emmanuel macron, and he wasn't it— joe biden and emmanuel macron, and he wasn't. it is hard to make sense of, he wasn't. it is hard to make sense of. and _ he wasn't. it is hard to make sense of. and i_ he wasn't. it is hard to make sense of. and ijust— he wasn't. it is hard to make sense of, and ijust wonder if, it is not going _ of, and ijust wonder if, it is not going brittany, the conservative campaign, and i wonderwhetherthis isiust_ campaign, and i wonderwhetherthis isiust an _ campaign, and i wonderwhetherthis isjust an opportunity campaign, and i wonderwhetherthis is just an opportunity to try to fix something — is just an opportunity to try to fix something and slightly losing sight of what _ something and slightly losing sight of what they are trying to achieve.

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he left the d—day commemorations early to take an interview with itv's paul brand and there's been aew clangers that have come out of it, haven't they? >> there have been, there have been. although i mean, also in the interview, he did talk very movingly about the veterans that he met, the british events he'd been to, it just did seem very, very odd that he didn't go to the international event . the international event. >> yeah. and he's been pushed. he was pushed on what he had to go without as a child , and the go without as a child, and the only thing he could think of was sky tv. now, of course, the accusation is that he's totally out of touch and that no, when he was a child, most people did not have sky tv , and that's not have sky tv, and that's hardly something that you would look back on as something that you would do without. >> the question was opened with rishi sunak, you're richer than the king have you ever been without anything? and he said, and i think this is more compelling, that his parents, you know, worked very, very hard. they weren't millionaires growing up. th

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with a number of cruise missiles. meanwhile, former congressman ron paul, has hit out the washington's efforts in the red sea, branding them a failure. the, according to the wall street journal, the pedagogy spend more than the $1000000000.00 come back into the movies. but it's failed to stop the attacks or restore food navigation in the red sea. or that is not the only washington's efforts in the red sea, which have provoked ross of the us politician. he also cold out the $230000000.00 spent on building a temporary p, a off the coast of gaza to deliver humanitarian aid. but just 10 days after opening stormy weather cost it to break apart, they had to be towed to easel for repair of the cost of more than $20000000.00. but let's cross live to reach that block for more republicans, virginia state center to it's nice to have you join me right now. now the who these have repeatedly attacked ease, ready, lead ships in the red sea. and off, do you have any post in the gulf of items? is the group a complex thing, any of its political goals? what do you, if they, and i think that the, the who days of very streamlined successf

back here at home former president trump saying this in a brand-new interview that he did with logan paul. watch. >> the russian attack on ukraine would have never happened if i were president would have never happened. just a shame. so many dead people and i think that the way afghanistan worked, i think when putin looked at that he said let's go in. president xi of china also looked. he's looking at taiwan and he's drooling. he's drooling over taiwan. so something could happen there. we've lost a lot of respect. there laughing at us all over the world and that wasn't happening 4 years ago. >> martha: tom cotton was with the former president in dc yesterday and sits on the armed services intelligence and judiciary committees. good to have you with us. you hear the former president. what do you think vladimir putin and president xi are thinking as they look at trump potentially coming back to the white house in january and how do you think that may be guiding directions? >> what i think they're thinking as they hope joe biden wins because 43 and half years america's had a kick me sign on

brand has the night off our top story tonight. the man who attacked. >> nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi, has been convicted of kidnapping in state court. our crime lezla gooden live for us in san francisco with details on this less left. >> yeah, court just a few moments ago we heard that verdict being read and we're told that from the pap salir, he's very disappointed. this is not the outcome that they want to and they do plan to appeal. and we also are hearing from nancy pelosi is family as well tonight. now take a look at this cool spring that we heard from them. so speaker pelosi, her family says that they remain in all their pups. bravery was shown through again of the witness stand in trial. and he did everything he could to save his life on the night of this attack. now for nearly 20 grueling months, ms opposes demonstrated extraordinary courage and also and is dealing with recovery as well. now, coming up, we're also going to hear from the prosecutor were supposed to meet with them later to hear more about this. and we're also to learn later when the sun to see walker as well. we'll have more information coming up for yo

dominant, the right does not even get it when it's their turn to bat your branding and black man and souter in warren and john paule all gop pics, even recently elizabeth warren's beloved customer financial protection bureau was saved by justices appointed by republicans, really the world is going to end if another republican justice gets appointed? >> all these people live in the fantasy world where republican justices who are appointed are the abject partisans who cannot be counted on to have heterodox opinions on anything and of course as you said there have been a number of choices where i feel like pastor public and presidents have gotten it wrong i wish you could raise the funds to send them a book on the separation of power, i really doubt he would be able to make his way through and understand it but especially he cannot understand the meaning of the flags outside of the alito home of beta anything other than a useful that to go after the justices there is one more subtext and that's when i listen to joe biden complaining i listen to that as a directive at sonia sotomayor were who if they wanted to push to

brand with over 210 outlets worldwide. that's all for the moment but thanks for watching and stay with bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul up. scotland keep their euro 2024 hopes alive after a 1—1 draw with switzerland. germany are the first side in to the last 16 as the hosts see off hungary in stuttgart. and andy murray's participation at wimbledon is in doubt after he retires injured in his second round match at queens. hello and welcome along to the programme. let's start with football because if scotland are to reach the last 16 at euro 2024, they now need to beat hungary in their final group game — that's after a 1—1 draw with switzerland in cologne. jane dougall was watching. an army of pipers led the way, carrying the hopes of more than 20,000 scotland fans who walked en masse to the stadium in cologne.

. >> i mean, paul, can the conservative party brand survive this election? >> that's the question.ause there are those who are now openly courting the idea of a merger with reform and nigel farage being a major player in what's called a realignment of the right . what's called a realignment of the right. but what's called a realignment of the right . but where do the one the right. but where do the one nafion the right. but where do the one nation tories go then? and on the latest polls and the lib dems are in with a i still think it it'll it's an outside chance but it's not impossible that they could end up as the second largest party. >> now that's an extraordinary thought on that political bombshell. my thanks to paul conway. paul, i wish we had longer a bit of trouble with the line earlier this evening, but we'll catch up soon. former editor of trashed. >> so we're on. we're on the phone with a well that's it. >> well, listen, you're looking you're looking better than ever, paul you're looking better than ever, paul, so thank you for that. we'll definitely catch up soon, many th

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credible allegations, new delhi is branded that position as absurd, might have not applied from the department of geo politics and international relations of the money paul, the academy believes that india is growing increasingly frustrated by the extent of support. 6 gets from canada, the united states and the u. k. actually, i would call them seek separators, go to seek sort of a glorious religion. they are basically, unfortunately, that they are aided equipped by, by a state, a neighborhood we'd get to the west. and that they are involved in creating tenant and may have in the state of the job. and the frustrating pointers that there are a handful of people who do try to conduct general operations in india. and these people are getting funding. they're getting other kinds of support from individuals . settled in canada, the u. k. and the us of grad to some extent, australia is very surprising actually because there should be 0 tolerance, whatever. there isn't any, there is a trip to countries every right. so india, it was quite surprised by the very, very been i not to do of canada and you're talking about the can you scope only due to the know that t

branded the accusation as absurd. not the but have now the pods from the department of jewel politics and international relations of the money. paul academy believes of india is growing increasingly frustrated by the extent of support. 6 gets from canada, the us and the u. k. actually i would call them 6 separate. there's go to 6 out of a glorious religion. they are basically, unfortunately, that they are aided, equipped by, by a state, a neighborhood we'd get to the west. and they'd been involved in creating kettle and may have a industry to put junk and the frustrating warranties that there are a handful of people who do try to conduct general operations in india. and these people are getting funding. they're getting other kinds of support from individuals settled in canada, the u. k. and the us, as an affront to some extent, australia is very surprising actually, because they should be 0 dollars, whatever. there isn't any, there is a trip to countries every right? so india, it was quite surprised by the very, uh, by the very been, i not to do of canada and you're talking about the can just come on be due today. know that there

paul: the migrant crisis proving to have deadly consequences, crossing into the country illegally. they charged with capital matter. and and a brand-new hour of fox news live. guy: molly: the shocking murder of a preteen girl follows other recent cases, charging migrants with violent crime. a mother of 5 was killed on a popular hiking trip. the suspect is an illegal immigrant in el salvador. and illegal border crossing from ecuador is behind bars after police say he raped a 13-year-old girl in broad daylight. the string of mortality is fueling more criticism of biden's immigration agenda. >> every one of these is preventable because they shouldn't be in the country in the first place. thanks worry cities, hold people until we can determine who they are and what intent they have and if they have a legal right to be here and this problem gets diminished significantly and all those agents want to focus on finding criminals and kicking criminals out. paul: more on illegal immigrants who are now suspects. >> you see a memorial left behind in honor of the victim here, jocelyn non-gray after police found her body on monday. police say tw

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. >> yes of course paul, a bit like political parties, there are more than one cream brand.o you make of these poll? >> she's got herself a little taste to go semester and a display for you. >> there , dawn. >> there, dawn. >> there, dawn. >> i think that's absolutely incredible i love it. yeah very good. >> i'm no delia smith. am i to >> i'm no delia smith. am ito be honest. let's be honest here. >> unfortunately, i've made a bit of a hash of cutting mine. >> i did, but i've been getting to the cream . i've done jan to the cream. i've done jan first and i've done cream first. and to be honest with you, they both work. yeah. yeah. i mean, it's not that messy. >> yeah, yeah. as long as it's like you say, as long as it's delicious. >> is there much of a market for the, savoury ones that you have? >> yeah, yeah. i mean, i'll give you a couple of examples, so if you a couple of examples, so if you really love that sort of scandinavian take, you know, when you have, like , smoked when you have, like, smoked salmon and rye bread and sour cream . so we took that cream. so we took t