welcome back to gb news saturday with me, pip tomson. we're having a little pip tomson. tv, online and on digital radio. so lots of you still getting in touch with your thoughts about this it meltdown that is affecting sainsbury's and tesco's customers. i mean , what tesco's customers. i mean, what a day all on the same day online deliveries down sainsbury's say they are accepting cash and chip and pin purchases. barbara good for you because you say you've just had your delivery on time, so that's great to know that it's not right the board. it's not right across the board. vanessa you say, goodness me, if people can't have their food delivery delayed by one day, then they must be the only ones who not have sort of who do not have some sort of food in cupboard or food left in the cupboard or freezer. eat the tinned freezer. time to eat the tinned or food that usually or frozen food that usually gets left . sarah, i understand people left. sarah, i understand people that can't get out of the house, but you have to think, how did we go about it? years ago? people are relian

i am pip tomson. and for the next three hours, i'm keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio, keeping you up to date on the stories that you really care about. so coming up this hour , about. so coming up this hour, an outpouring of love and support and well wishes from around the world as the princess of wales reveals her huge shock at being diagnosed with cancer. we'll bring you all the latest reaction to this powerful announcement, your messages of support and also tell you about the hollywood star, who is appealing for kate to now be left alone. we'll also bring you right up to date on the moscow concert hall atrocity. more than 140 people, including children, are dead. russia says a number of suspected gunmen have been arrested . so many of you are arrested. so many of you are getting in touch today , wanting getting in touch today, wanting to convey your good wishes to the princess of wales. do keep them coming in. gb views at gbnews.com. we're also going to be talking as well about

i'm pip tomson. >> good morning. i'm pip tomson. >> good morning.m pip tomson. >> good morning, i'm michael portillo and happy saint david's day to you everywhere. and this is breakfast on gb news. >> a very good morning to you. and a massive good morning to michael portillo here on breakfast for the very first time. >> indeed it is. >> indeed it is. >> and what a day to be on. well well, i think this is a by—election that's going to be remembered in decades to come. >> i mean, i go back a long way in politics. i remember by elections from 1962, orpington , elections from 1962, orpington, this one is up right up there . this one is up right up there. in 20 years time, people will be on programmes like this and they'll about the they'll be talking about the rochdale because rochdale by—election, because what here, george what has happened here, george galloway to point galloway is quite right to point this out, is that both major parties have been massacred. we're to situation where we're used to a situation where the governing has the governing part

this is britain's newsroom with me, ben leo and pip tomson.oycott the new england shirt, you say. and wear the old shirt. teach nike a lesson. >> yeah. and tom says it's not an english flag, it's a coloured cross. what next? removing the three lions and lots of you actually saying this morning, why don't we have an english manufacturer ? slazenger i manufacturer? slazenger i believe is based in derby or traditionally the england kit was always made by umbro, who i think are based in manchester. >> i mean, i think they totally underestimated the reaction to this and i think the fa is totally underestimated it as well because i haven't, i haven't i don't think anybody who's written in this morning is defending it. no. everybody is outraged. somebody somewhere needs to get in touch and say it's okay. >> although we have got a diversity and inclusion officer of some company coming on later to defend it. so that would be a nice interaction. >> well, so to bring you up to date this is united all the parties actually, which doesn't happen very often.

. >> morning, i'm pip tomson. >> good morning, i'm pip tomson. >> good morning, i'm pip tomson. >> goodng, i'm michael portillo and this is breakfast on gb news . on gb news. news. >> so last night, friday, when we're all going home ready for the weekend, we were notified that the prime minister was going to be making an urgent announcement . and so he did . announcement. and so he did. michael portillo, what did you think? >> well, i, i thought precisely what you've said was bizarre. i mean, if we have a problem with extremism and if there have to be legislative changes which are both perfectly reasonable points of view, then surely the prime minister would go to the house of commons, which is the place where legislate is made. house of commons, which is the place wicommonsate is made. house of commons, which is the place wicommonsate issitting. house of commons, which is the place wicommonsate issitting lastrse of commons was sitting last week. was sitting week week. it was sitting the week before. because before. we know that because there was turmoil on both occasions. to come out o

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with pip tomson and me. ellie costello . costello. >> meghan markle launches a new lifestyle brand moments before prince william takes to the stage to honour his mother, princess diana . coincidence or princess diana. coincidence or calculated? our reporter cameron walker has more. >> prince william says he and catherine focus on the legacy of princess diana every day, but meanwhile, meghan has launched this new lifestyle blog within an hour of this event happening. more details shortly . more details shortly. >> mps salaries will increase by 5.5% in april, taking their yearly wage to over £91,000. we're asking does your local mp deserve it ? deserve it? >> rishi sunak rules out a general election on may the 2nd, the same day when voters are set to go to the polls for the local elections . elections. >> russia jammed signals on an raf plane carrying defence minister grant shapps and a group of journalists, including our very own gb news reporter ray addison . ray addison. >> you'll love this. drivers are warned to stay away

well, joining us now to tell us more is gb news presenter pip tomson pip, is this a clear cut victoryt awards the other night, but the former, subpostmistress. jo hamilton , subpostmistress. jo hamilton, she was presenting an award there, and she actually said, in front of millions of us who are watching on the television, despite what the government says , they are not paying the postmasters. >> well, the government today hopes to have changed that by introducing this bill. the post office minister, kevin hollinrake , announced it in the hollinrake, announced it in the house of commons within the last hour, house of commons within the last hour , and it is going to hour, and it is going to overturn the convictions of hundreds of subpostmasters and mistresses. it's not likely, though, to get royal assent till july, and so they're not going to start seeing the compensation till august. so what's that? april, may, june? that's still five months away isn't it. these lives, thousands of people's lives, thousands of people's lives have been destroyed . they lives have been destroyed. they

yeah >> pip tomson excellent.ics of this, but nevertheless, it's been a long time coming. and justice has been served at last for those matters. and submitters . thompson, thank you submitters. thompson, thank you very much. now, is this rishi sunak having one last desperate throw of the dice to try and tackle the migrant crisis? failed asylum seekers will be offered £3,000 to encourage them to move to rwanda voluntarily, under a new scheme drawn up by ministers, and it's aimed at removing tens of thousands of migrants who have no right to remain in the uk. but can't be returned to their country of origin forcibly. well, let's cut across now to downing street and speak to gb news political correspondent katherine forster catherine, it's got to the stage where they can't get them to go to their own accord, so they're having to bribe them to go to rwanda. >> well, yes, indeed. but martin, actually, this is an extension of an existing scheme because there already is a scheme for failed asylum seekers to be encouraged

gb news presenter pip tomson is with a small business owner now in nuneaton. shi sunak give enough away today to content that small business owner where you are on the ground in nuneaton? let's find out . out. >> good afternoon to you martin. well i met this small business owner, joe williams, a little earlier at a small business boot camp run by the federation of small businesses. anyway we got chatting and she said, come out to nuneaton, come and see my gift shop. so i'm here now. it's been just off the high street for nine years. there's also a bed centre here as well, employs five members of staff, has just today been renominated for great gift retailer of the year. so it's got a nomination and a visit from gb news all on the same day. there's all sorts of goodies in here as well. joe also sells online when she was very interested to watch about what rishi sunak said. but has it satisfied you , joe? it satisfied you, joe? >> yeah, the news about the apprenticeships is fantastic news, we've had an apprentice previously and she went on to win apprentice of th

we can go live to coventry now and speak to gb news presenter pip tomson, who is with small business where are you? tell me what the reaction has been . the reaction has been. >> good afternoon emily, i am with a lot of small businesses because this is the federation of small businesses business boot camp , which is taking place boot camp, which is taking place today in warwickshire. >> around 200 enterprises are here. it's a full on day, listening to lots of speeches and such a cross—section of people. so i've grabbed a few of them. i want to talk to joe. first of all, joe is in nuneaton in warwickshire. now you've got a retail shop , in warwickshire. now you've got a retail shop, rishi sunak said. plenty of things, including about thousands more apprenticeships. does it interest you? what he had to say? what's your thoughts? >> yes it does. i've had an apprentice before and she went on to do amazing things and i would like to do that again and at the moment costs have been forefront and i've had to read budget the business as it is at the moment. so to have a fully funded apprentic

i am pip tomson.tal radio, keeping you up to date on the stories that you really care about. so coming up this hour , about. so coming up this hour, an outpouring of love and support and well wishes from around the world as the princess of wales reveals her huge shock at being diagnosed with cancer. we'll bring you all the latest reaction to this powerful announcement, your messages of support and also tell you about the hollywood star, who is appealing for kate to now be left alone. we'll also bring you right up to date on the moscow concert hall atrocity. more than 140 people, including children, are dead. russia says a number of suspected gunmen have been arrested

. >> good afternoon and welcome to gb news saturday, i'm pip tomson, and for the next three hours, we're> i'll be keeping you company on tv, online and on digital radio. really looking forward to this. i'll be keeping you up to date stories that matter date on the stories that matter to so coming up this hour to you. so coming up this hour in wales, it often takes the worst times to get the best out of us. >> in adversity, you can't match us. we'll be there fighting tooth and nail for the impossible to happen for the underdog . underdog. >> vaughan gethin set to become the first next minister of wales. that is not him , but wales. that is not him, but we're talking about him very shortly. also, the man you're looking at, johnny mercer, veteran affairs minister , could veteran affairs minister, could be sent to jail over his silence, over the afghan inquiry. he's refusing to name whistleblowers who raised concerns about special forces carrying out extrajudicial killings during the afghan war. do you think johnny mercer is right in not naming the whistleblower ? pro—palestinian whistleblow

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with pip tomson and me. ellie costello .r his mother, princess diana . coincidence or princess diana. coincidence or calculated? our reporter cameron walker has more. >> prince william says he and catherine focus on the legacy of princess

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, ben leo and pip tomson >> own goal for nike .ll kit. is it ever okay to tamper with a national flag ? shadow attorney general flag? shadow attorney general emily thornberry gave her thoughts to gb news of nike done. >> i mean seriously, i could hardly recognise