just a few days after appearing on _ portsmouth just a few days after appearing on the _ portsmouthth just a few days after appearing on the jeremy kyle i portsmouth just a few days after - appearing on the jeremy kyle show. -- steve _ appearing on the jeremy kyle show. -- steve dymond _ appearing on the jeremy kyle show. —— steve dymond died _ appearing on the jeremy kyle show. —— steve dymond died at— appearing on the jeremy kyle show. —— steve dymond died at his - appearing on the jeremy kyle show. —— steve dymond died at his home l appearing on the jeremy kyle show. | —— steve dymond died at his home in portsmouth. the court heard steve was desperate to go on a programme with his partner to prove that he had not cheated on her. but he failed a lie detector test that the show had organised. jeremy kyle will appear at the inquest later this week. but steve dymond's son carl woolley told the hearing his father felt he had been thrown under robust the show. he told the court his father had been very upset and down after appearing on the programme. he spoke of being "taken for a mug"

cbs's ed o'keefe in portsmouth, new hampshire, with harris' new pitch to small business owners. >> on november 5th, we will save our economy. >> reporter: the fight for the middle class is on. >> it's essentially a tax cut for starting a small business. >> reporter: at a local brewery in new hampshire, vice president harris today served up an idea that would allow new small businesses to write off $50,000 in start up costs, up from the current $5,000. >> we will -- and this is very important -- cut the red tape that can make starting and growing a small business more difficult than it needs to be. >> reporter: harris is setting a goal of 25 million new small business applications in her first term, more than during the biden or trump years. portsmouth frame store owner wendy clement, an independent owner, is a fan of another piece of harris' plan, a standard tax deduction for small businesses. >> saving paperwork is fantastic, but even during the deduction we always put money back into the business. i mean, that is usually what a lot of small businesses do, so that would help us to re

housing in portsmouth is in _ leyshon. housing in portsmouth is in dire — leyshon., infrastructure and the environment, so i am glad this government is working on delivering affordable housing in this— delivering affordable housing in this city. can at the prime minister— in this city. can at the prime minister ensure that the infrastructure is properly considered and communities are involved — considered and communities are involved in— considered and communities are involved in the planning process for any new developments. ? process for any new developments. process for any new develoments. �* , developments. ? i'm sure the whole house _ developments. ? i'm sure the whole house wanted - developments. ? i'm sure the whole house wanted to - developments. ? i'm sure the whole house wanted to join i developments. ? i'm sure the l whole house wanted to join me in sending condolences to the family of rhodri leyshon. i agree with her on the desperate need for affordable housing and thatis need for affordable housing and that is why we will deliver the biggest social hou

i am in portsmouth and i have been able to share _ portsmouth and i have been able to share my— portsmouth with navy personnel. and i'm here with the first sea — personnel. and i'm here with the first sea lord, a full investigation has already started. and that will be one _ has already started. and that will be one of— has already started. and that will be one of his first priorities. what a- ears be one of his first priorities. what appears to _ be one of his first priorities. what appears to have _ be one of his first priorities. twat appears to have happened exactly? that will be for the investigation. today— that will be for the investigation. today is— that will be for the investigation. today is a — that will be for the investigation. today is a day to mourn the loss of a valued _ today is a day to mourn the loss of a valued navy personnel. and to think— a valued navy personnel. and to think about his family. his friends and his— think about his family. his friends and his colleagues. notjust on the heiicopter— and his colleagues. notjust on the helicopter and back at base, but the

speaker, housing in portsmouth is in dire straits but local residents in portsmouth north have worse about the infrastructure and environment. i'm glad this government is working on delivering affordable housing in the city. can the prime minister ensure that the infrastructure is properly considered and that communities are involved in the planning process for any new developments? hat is why we will deliver the biggest social affordable housing uplift in a generation. 1.5 million houses because the dream of homeownership was snuffed out under the last government. >> the liberal democrats. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i associate myself and my party made by the comments earlier about our amazing late clean and joining him and spending our best wishes to the royal highness princess of wales i don't think anyone could not be moved by her powerful video. we hope she will make a full and speedy recovery. when it comes to fighting cancer , we know all too well that every day counts. in the last year of the last government over 100,000 patients waiting more than two months just to start

man steve diamond on the jeremy kyle show and portsmouth man steve diamond on thejeremy kyle show andlied about cheating on his partner, seemingly. duncan, can you explain what the coroner has said. , ., . ., said. he put into context the whole story. _ said. he put into context the whole story, and _ said. he put into context the whole story, and he - said. he put into context the whole story, and he went. whole story, and he went through fax of the week long inquest begin with the events that took place in may 2019 when steve diamond appeared on thejeremy when steve diamond appeared on the jeremy kyle when steve diamond appeared on thejeremy kyle show in order to take a lie detector test to prove he was not cheating on his partner. the show was never broadcast and we have played clips of it during the course of the evidence here and it showed steve diamond failed the lie detector test and became very emotional, so to his partner, and jeremy kyle was doing his presenting, accusing steve diamond of lying, it was all very emotional. and then we also heard that a week after taking part

the 63 year old from portsmouth reportedly took his own life just a week after failing a lie detector the programme, which accused him of cheating on his partner. the inquest has revealed that dymond had a history of mental health issues, including multiple suicide attempts, and had been rejected initially by the show due to his depression. despite the findings, he was later allowed to appear after providing a gp's letter. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> good afternoon ben leo in for martin daubney this afternoon on gb news. and you probably just saw in the bulletin some breaking news from the last houn breaking news from the last hour. now a member of the royal navy has died following a training incident last night in the english channel. joining us for the latest is our national reporter, charlie peters. good afternoon charlie. what is the latest please? >> well, a tr

a coroner has said there is �*no causal link�* between the appearance of portsmouth man, steve dymondoner ruled out the 63—year—old's treatment on the talk show as a contributory factor. steve dymond was found dead in may 2019 — a week after taking a lie detector test during the recording which appeared to show he'd lied about cheating on his partner. 0ur reporter, duncan kennedy was at the hearing and told us what thejudge said. he put into context this whole story. he went through the facts, as he said of this week long inquest, starting with those events that took place in may 2019, when steve dymond appeared on thejeremy kyle show in order to take a lie detector test to prove he wasn't cheating on his partner. the show was never broadcast. we've just played clips of it during the course of the evidence here, and it showed that steve dymond failed that lie detector test and he becomes very emotional. so to his partnerjane callaghan. and jeremy kyle is doing his presenting, accusing steve dymond of lying because he failed the lie detector test. it's all very emotional and very fraug

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, he is a former british military intelligence officer and a senior lecturer in your studies at portsmouth university. frank. it's going to have you with this this friday. so a targeted strike in a route that was preceded by 2 days of explosions of pagers and walkie talkies. what do you think is going on here? is there a strategy behind these attacks? yes sir. they were hunting up. yeah. thats escalates for a lot and now clearly these pages were in place for quite a while. so this is a trigger. i would suspect for something more. the most recent target is april. how are you interested? car to him. he also come on to a good deal of hospitalized opperation since syria has very close connections with russia and special forces as well. and obviously they've been looking and paying for a long time. so what is really a security sources told me quite recently is that this has been going on this targeted strikes on as part of leadership very successfully for the last couple of months. they think they've got about a quarter to see the latest. now, when rob picking up here, i think now might be a go

is a former british military intelligence officer, he's now a senior lecturer in more studies at portsmouth university. i asked him for his insight so what the strategy behind these attacks could be. oh yes sir. they were hunting up. yeah. thats escalated for a lot and now clearly these pages were in place for quite a while. so this is a trick i would suspect for something more. the most recent target is april. how are you interested car to him, he also commanded a good deal of high school as operations in syria has very close connections with ross in special forces as well. and obviously they've been looking and paying for a long time. so what it's really a security source, it told me quite recently, is that this has been going on this target. it strikes on test by leadership very successfully for the last couple of months. and they think they've got about a quarter to see the latest now, where i'm picking up here, i think now might be a good time for western western nations to start thinking of 100 of occupation and certainly lose our, our foot to, to problem not right now. you mean an ev

we've received ceqa clearance concept plan approved, and we are now in design portsmouth square.as i mentioned earlier, we have, a neighbor, the hilton hotel, that has a bridge that connects our park and the hilton. we are working with them on removing that and getting their needed approvals for what will be on the opposite side, when the bridge is removed. so as i noted, we are hopeful that everything is moving forward there and that we can release our bid docs later this fall for construction start in after lunar new year next year. south sunset clubhouse this is about to go into advertisement and we will start our interior, improvements and some exterior improvements as well. this is a high level overview of our project schedules, and i just want to end with our citywide parks and programs. we have a lot of them. i'm going to draw your attention to the bottom two playgrounds and trails. we are working on a partnership with kaboom to add nature exploration areas. we have four spaces identified. tenderloin rec, the crocker purple playground at crocker, amazon, silver terrace, an

. >> bill: now to rich edson, portsmouth, the southeast corner of new hampshire where kamala harris will be later today. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. that's right, vice president kamala harris is coming to have to this afternoon to talk about the economy. the harris campaign says later this afternoon they will be unveiling an economic plan targeting small business here in northampton new hampshire, right down the road from portsmouth. she is proposing a tenfold increase in the tax deduction for starting a small business. she also proposed cutting regulations like meeting excessive occupational licenses across state lines to expand. the vice president is adding to economic plans. last month she proposed the first-ever federal ban on price gouging on food and groceries. republicans have called that soviet-style price controls. in a new ad, the harris campaign continues attacking what he calls corporate price gouging. despite polls showing former president trump leading on the economy, democrats maintain harris can capitalize on the issue. >> she created so much energy, so mu

portsmouth team has never been — no other help.lp. portsmouth team has never been busier, advising 1500 - never been busier, advising 1500 people last year. the horsebox may be a thing of the past but the offer of a listening ear and practical help is still in high demand. that was bryony leyland reporting. around 300,000 people receive end—of—life care in a uk hospice every year — with patients benefiting from pain relief and expert care in a more calm and relaxed setting than a hospital. however, the sector is warning of its worse financial crisis in 20 years, and calling for government intervention. there are 210 hospices throughout the uk, including adults and children's services. 92% of them — that's around 190 — are predicting a deficit this financial year. that's up from 64% last year. of those expecting a deficit, one third are predicting it to be more than £1 million. with many struggling to balance the books, one hospice in west sussex is shedding more than a0 staff as it tries to save £1.5 million. 0ur reporter piers hop

new at ten ktvu betty yu is live tonight in portsmouth square in chinatown. betty. busy night for that area. >> that's right. the community here in chinatown certainly was buzzing tonight and in great spirits. this as safety in san francisco remains in the national spotlight in the wake of the ricky pearsall shooting over the weekend. two young performers entertain the crowd at portsmouth square at its 10th annual chinatown night out. the goal was to build and strengthen relationships among city and state leaders, law enforcement, residents and community groups. public safety was front of mind in the wake of the high profile shooting of 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. >> one thing that you can count on from the sheriff's office is that we are here. sure that you are safe. >> rosa chen is a chinatown native who has followed the pearsall shooting developments. >> when we see a lot of that on the news, it makes folks feel very scared. but as someone who has lived here my whole life, i feel like it's very safe here. you know, i feel like it's a sense of community. it's not

i am malcolm in portsmouth. ♪ amna: now to a story from our student reporting labs.year, congress passed a measure to find and protect historic black cemeteries nationwide, but money to actually do the work hasn't been allocated. some aren't waiting for lawmakers to act. earlier this summer, dozens of people came together to help preserve a pair of cemeteries in washington ,d.c. -- washington, d.c. from the newshour's student reporting labs journalism training program, claire baek reports. >> this is where people are laid to rest, and it's sacred space. death reflects life. and the treatment of black people in life is reflective of treatment of black people in death. claire: in washington d.c, the mount zion and female union band society cemeteries have endured challenges such as erosion and a lack of funding. at one point, developers almost built on this land. but on days like juneteenth, volunteers like high school student brooke talbott come to take care of the burial grounds. >> a lot of times, these stones are either unmarked or their family doesn't know about i

. >> missy's journey started a world away from the glitz and glam of this tour in portsmouth, virginianlikely hotbed of hip hop. >> i always just had this fascination with music. i remember the first record that caught my attention was donna summer last dance, last dance. let's dance. >> this last dance tonight >> and then the prince and the michael jackson was supposed to be listening to rick james, but my cousin was listening, so. and grace jones pull up on the bumper. oh baby, drive it in between. all i remember is my mother straight from the church. my dad out in the world. so i would hear gospel music over here. marvin gaye sexual healing over here. and i gravitated to both of them. and that's how, like, my harmonies was different from a lot of people. fast forward, i got into run-d.m.c. and salt and pepper. salt and pepper is the reason i sit here as an emcee and started rapping. >> missy would begin melding all those styles into her own work. her first record deal came as part of the group sista, ideal for spotlight shy missy, but when the label dropped the group, music executiv

tell us about the — walton's portsmouth point. by puccini, and spanish music, spanish operator, and also naturally, she will sing rule britannia as a soloist. the pianist is one of britain's best known international classical music artist. he is a pianist, he will play a piece by sandstones, and some of his own arrangements. of spirituals together with angel blue. it sounds like the proms are in very good health. why do you think they are doing so well when there are so much competition from other forms of music and other entertainment? such an act i think the proms have built up a special value. both here in the uk and in london but also worldwide. it is a brand that is so well known, it is one of the bbc�*s best known brands around the world. it is accessible, that's the key word and that was the original idea over 130 years ago, when they were founded. they wanted to point out accessibility.— they wanted to point out accessibili . , ._ , accessibility. even these days, thou~h, accessibility. even these days, though, without _ a

it was towed to the portsmouth terminal where it has been under repair following the march 26th incident. the u.s. department of justice is seeking more than $110 million in costs due to the damage and alleged negligence of the dali's owner and operator. >>> now, an outlook on the weekend forecast between storm potentials and cooler temperatures, here's nbc meteorologist angie lassman, who is tracking it all for us. good morning, angie. >> good morning, frances. we've also got sunshine and warmer temperatures, too. we have a mixed bag when it comes to the forecast over the next couple days heading into the weekend. thunderstorms to track across the great lakes this morning. otherwise fairly quiet. showers offshore for new england. we'll see general thunderstorms through the day today. doesn't look like a really strong chance for thunderstorms. but indiana, that's a chance for rumbles of thunder. it is warm indeed for a good chunk of the country. even as we get into tomorrow, we're running 10, 15 degrees higher. cleveland, you'll drop down to upper 70s by the time we wrap up the weekend.

the 63 year old from portsmouth reportedly took his own life just a week after failing a lie detector test on the programme, which accused him of cheating on his partner. the inquest has so far revealed that dymond had a history of mental health issues , history of mental health issues, including multiple attempts to take his own life, and had been rejected initially by the show due to depression. despite those findings, though, he was later allowed to appear on the programme after providing a gp's letter . news from the us and letter. news from the us and students, families and teachers have gathered to remember the victims of a mass school shooting there just weeks after classes began, a 14 year old boy, described by police as pure evil, killed two students and two teachers at his high school in georgia last night. two teachers at his high school in georgia last night . colt grey in georgia last night. colt grey also injured nine others with a semi—automatic rifle before surrendering , surrendering to surrendering, surrendering to police. authorities have now confirmed. the boy had

chinatown night out starts at 4 p.m. in portsmouth square.bay area heat wave already complicating things for some firefighters. i want you to check out this video here. this is from fairfield. yesterday, an explosion after a big rig crash sparking a grass fire near bandon high school. we know that two people were hospitalized and those flames burned about 30 acres. crews managed to save a nearby office building and storage facility. now, the fire danger is only part of the concern for us. a spare the air alert continues through at least tomorrow. this is all due to the unhealthy smog our sky ranger was over golden gate park yesterday and you could see the hazy skies out there. certainly something to think about. yeah, definitely. especially with this heat that we're having. yeah. so we have the heat. we have unhealthy air quality, all of that causing us to stay inside a little bit more. and we can even see it here as we take a look at our live camera in san jose. it is a spare the air alert. that means if you can catch public transit, carpool

. >> reporter: he owns a barbershop in portsmouth says he'll vote for trump. >> i think he did a pretty good job. harris will be four more years of misery. >> reporter: two campaign sources say they just agreed to the final rules for next week's debate including muting the mics when it's not a candidate's turn to speak. lester. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> after four days of mass protests by israelis demanding a deal to free the hostages, prime minister netanyahu held a defiant press conference tonight. it comes as we're learning the u.s. is considering its own deal with hamas to free the american hostages. our raf sanchez is in tel aviv. raf, what more do we know? >> reporter: lester, five sources tell nbc news that a direct deal between the u.s. and hamas is not likely and no formal offer has been made, but it is being considered, and it comes as the white house is under intense pressure from the families of u.s. hostages and is losing faith in netanyahu. night after night, israelis taking to the streets demanding their prime minister make the concessions needed to reach a hostag

it was packed at portsmouth square as the community celebrated this event. her grandparents have owned a candy store in chinatown for 50 years. people, especially seniors, are starting to come out again after a rash of attacks just a couple of years ago. >> we were very fearful. we restricted ourselves from doing a lot of things. >> reporter: the seniors are less fearful now thanks to programs put in place by the city. one of them the ambassador program where retired police officers walk the streets. >> makes me feel they are safer here. i speak the language. i call them, they call me. i'm trying to tell you. trying to help the community out. >> reporter: for him, he says it has been rewarding to come back home and help the community he was raised in. >> they really like us. they know that somebody is out there to watch over them. and that's the big thing we want to do. >> was not going to miss this. >> reporter: along with the ambassador program, the district attorney brooke jenkins took steps to protect the aapi community when she took office. establishing

town night out is happening right now in portsmouth square.g that event, members of the police department will educate the community about crime prevention. several city leaders will also be on hand, including mayor london breed chief bill scott and da brooke jenkins. that event will wrap up at around 7:00 tonight. also tonight it's going to be lively at the giants game. mexican heritage night, pregame musical performances and special food options. this is a live look now from our exclusive ballpark cam right there in center field. the giants taking on the diamondbacks fans who purchased the special ticket deal for tonight will receive this hat. you see it there by designed by tattoo artist and graphic designer jesse hernandez. some of these proceeds will benefit bay area mexican community groups. again, giants and diamondbacks. hopefully the giants can snap out of their slump that they're in right now. a date has been set for the trial of two of the main suspects charged in the death of actor matthew perry. the joint trial for doctor salvador

. >> two young performers entertain the crowd at portsmouth square at its 10th annual chinatown night out. the goal was to build and strengthen relationships among city and state leaders. law enforcement, residents, and community groups. public safety was front of mind in the wake of the high profile shooting of 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. >> one thing that you can count on from the sheriff's office is that we are here to make sure that you are safe. >> rosa chen is a chinatown native who has followed the pearsall shooting developments. >> when we see a lot of that on the news, it makes folks feel very scared. but as someone who has lived here my whole life, i feel like it's very safe here. you know, i feel like it's a sense of community. it's not just about police presence. >> there is increased police presence in union square. how do you respond to residents who are concerned that there are so many officers in union square keeping it safe, that their neighborhoods may be neglected? >> well, we provide service to the entire city. no. union square has a robust deployment, and we move

as a model this, i'm joined by chris maurice, the security expert at the university of portsmouth. welcome mr. morris. what would you say is stopping western allies from allowing ukraine to use long range weapons to hate to targets deep inside russia? i would contend those 2 real issues. the 1st one being the risk of escalation, and the 2nd one being the west and the fatigue that is building up regarding the ukraine contract to address the escalation for us. now, the provision of long wait in miss ella's, which she crane is actively seeking code to be considered by russia to represent a significant escalation. now, russia's previously warned western nations against supplying advanced weaponry that is capable of striking, really deep inside russian territory. now it's auto populated, a series of red lines, and it's also talks about retaliatory retaliation reactions. now, one risk is heightening, i suppose the intense to become effect on bringing most of that kind of retaliated 3 attacks by russia against ukrainian cities and infrastructure. of course they might source, i see to appl

jeremy kyle show and his cause of death. 63 year old steve dymond was found dead at his home in portsmouthen days after taking part in the show. hampshire coronerjason pegg said there was an absence of reliable evidence that the events on the show directly led to his death , show directly led to his death, and with just eight weeks to go before the us election, republican candidate donald trump and democratic vice president kamala harris are set to face off in their first and only debate tonight. both candidates are neck and neck in key battleground states , but the key battleground states, but the debate could be critical for harris, as polls suggest many voters still don't know much about her. trump's team is urging him to focus on immigration and inflation, while harris is expected to attack the former president's record on abortion and the riots . and you abortion and the riots. and you can watch all the action live overnight here on gb news with america decides trump versus harris starting at 2 am. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour

mr speaker, housing in portsmouth is in dire straits, but local residents in portsmouth north have valids around population density, infrastructure and the environment. so i'm glad that this government is working on delivering affordable housing in the city. can the prime minister ensure that the infrastructure is properly considered and that communities are involved in the planning process for any new developments ? developments? >> sir, can i start by saying i'm sure the whole house will want to join me in sending condolences to the family of lieutenant leyshon. i agree with her on the desperate need for affordable housing, and that is why we are going to deliver the biggest social and affordable housing uplift in a generation. we will get britain building again 1.5 million houses because the dream of home ownership was snuffed out under the last government . government. >> we now come to the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> can i associate myself and my party with the comments made earlier by the prime minister about

representative, august or september according to the new style, 1905 in the united states, in the city of portsmouthotiations took place, the famous negotiations between russia and japan, from the russian side, the first plenipotentiary, that was the title, was count sergei yulievich vitta, if my memory serves me right. he was the prime minister then, he later recalled that during these difficult negotiations he had to fight not with one, but with three opponents, that's what kind of opponents they were, he had more than one opponent, japan, three, unfortunately, i don't have the answers, not a single word, that there won't be any original version, some kind of this. japan itself, the usa, and great britain. only the usa, why the usa, well the usa always strives for something more, that's why it was considered and not on medal for this young man, so if you are on our side, i don't remember this. i will ask you to explain why the usa named the third enemy, then another medal, takriev, gymnasium number 622 of the city, out of brackets, and regarding public opinion, very good, chaski at griboyedov says

115 year old san francisco chinatown restaurant samuel on clay and kearny streets, across from portsmouth square, has been around since the early 1900s. the co-owners want to keep the legacy business in chinatown, but if they can't find a new chef and buyer by the end of this year, the doors will soon close on sam wu forever. maher bailey 69 year old mr. david ho has run. sam wu restaurant for nearly 45 years. he arrived from china in 1981 and has worked almost every day since. he's ready to retire. we talked to mr. ho and his son jason, who helped us translate cantonese obert. he's saying, no, no, knighton be really sad. it's just part of life, you know, heading towards retirement. not much regrets. so we've been looking all summer long to find another mr. ho co-owner steven lee wants to keep sam wu in chinatown. the lease ends at the end of the year. it's not that the landlords won't renew for us, it's just that we don't feel comfortable without a really good operator to keep the samuel going that we cannot sign the lease. we're looking for somebody to take over mr. ho's family and be o

navy, he served at the aviation portsmouth school.ee days before he was 18, he enlisted, and was discharged in 1946. he was also involved in the design of the national d-day memorial. marion knoll, u.s. navy, he served as a motor machinist mate third class aboard lsc 779, including tours to iwo jima and okinawa. it was the first lst to be john iwo jima's shores on d+1 and unloaded much-needed howitzers onto green beach. it supplied the flag made famous by joe rosenthal's epic photo of the flag raising on voucher a bocce -- on mount syria bocce. >> don owens landed on d-day plus seven at utah beach and fought in the battle for cherbourg. he served in the army for three years. lewis, u.s. army, mr. so cox was so eager to serve his country in world war ii, that he enlisted in the army at age 15, lying about his age. he was soon discovered and sent home, but when he was old enough , he served during the korean war where he was a driver for the m 39 armored utility vehicle and merited the purple heart. joseph elmer stroud, u.s. navy, mr. s

the 63 year old from portsmouth reportedly took his own life just a week after failing a lie detectorest on the programme, which accused him of cheating on his partner. the inquest has revealed that dymond had a history of mental health issues, including multiple suicide attempts, and had been rejected initially by the show due to his depression. despite the findings, he was later allowed to appear after providing a gp's letter. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to pleaded guilty hunter biden has pleaded guilty in a tax evasion case. in a last minute turnaround. the son of us president joe biden pleaded guilty to federal tax charges today in a surprise surprise move that avoids a potentially embarrassing trial week before the us presidential election . the us presidential election. and presenter jeremy kyle has and presenterjeremy kyle has defended his former tv program at

they beat portsmouth three nil at fratton park.scoring after just 53 seconds for the baggies, that's his fifth of the season. alex mowatt then doubled albion�*s advantage early in the second half with this brilliant finish. he then got his second in injury time with this free kick. carlos coberan�*s side move above sunderland to take top spot with their fourth win in five , whilst pompey remain winless this season and are now second from bottom. rangers returned to action in the scottish premiership with a 1—0 win at dundee united. a fortnight on from a damaging old firm defeat at celtic, phillpe clement's side scored their only goal at tannadice in the seventh minute as tom lawrance burst through the middle. after five games of the new season rangers lie in third place in the table, five points behind celtic and aberdeen who have won all five of their matches. rangers are top of the scottish women's premier league on goal difference. maintaining their 100% record with a 6—1win at home to spartans. celtic are two points behind in f

was not a "contributory factor" in the death of one of its guests. 63—year—old steve dymond, from portsmouthuncan kennedy reports from winchester. she says from the day she met steve, this guy has lied about his age, he's lied about being in the navy... it was that show that was never broadcast that has been much discussed. since the start of your relationship with jane, have you passionately kissed anyone else? steve dymond had gone on thejeremy kyle show to take a lie detector test to prove he wasn't cheating on his partner, jane callahan. but i was never unfaithful. audience: boo! the coroner said today that steve dymond had mental health problems long before his appearance on the show and that he knew jeremy kyle's style of presenting. giving his narrative verdict, the hampshire coroner, jason pegg, said... he went on... afterwards, lawyers for steve dymond's son, kyle, gave his reaction. in my view, anyone watching the clips of the show can see that he was in tears and spoken to in the most brutal way by jeremy kyle. jeremy kyle gave evidence last week. in a statement today, his represe

steve dymond, from portsmouth, failed a lie detector test he took on air.er filming he is believed to have taken his own life. itv axed thejeremy kyle show in may 2019 following dymond's death. water company executives could be sent to prison and banned from getting their bonuses under new government legislation to cut sewage spills. a bill that applies to england and wales would give regulators more power to impose penalties. but activists say the system is broken, and that current regulations aren't enforced. the first leg of pope francis's tour is beginning. his three—day visit to indonesia, which is the most populous muslim majority nation in the world. he met representatives from all six officially recognised religions in indonesia including islam and buddhism. it is the third ever visit by pope and the first since that byjohn paul ii in 1989. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. a real mix of weather around this afternoon. we could have a few flooding problems to come across southern parts of england, but for norther