they say they can't afford the sort of pay rise of the rmt are after.t and they and they believe they would get support for that. they want the strikes called off as a show of good faith before they will all sit down. this is a bit chicken and egg really. both sides saying that if they give us something they will sit down and talk. but at least there is a bit of dialogue. in terms of today's disruption, how long before things get back to normality? it from yesterday. commuters were giving we resize, over another strike. we are back to the leisure situation. people are trying to travel around the country to visit friends and family. football fans especially are relying on trains to follow their beloved teams. i think it will be pot luck whether you get a train, very unlikely. more trains are running then yesterday, so about half of the services are expected to be running. a bit of disruption into wales and scotland. remember, those that lets lakers who are back on strike and back today. they refuse to do any overtime so that will not help either. afterwa

the rmt say sort of solution.ly been offered 9% in terms of a pay rise over the next four years. but they say it isn't just about pay, it's conditions that they're concerned about and they're concerned about and they're concerned about and they're concerned about their members keeping their jobs as well. they've spoken to me about the proposals to remove those ticket offices and the redundancies from staff that could come with that. and the proposals as well for driver only operated trains, which they have concerns around safety for and as well, concerns around job losses. i spoke to giles jackson earlier on the picket line here in cleethorpes . he is the regional organiser for the rmt representing yorkshire and lincolnshire. and this is what he had to say. they'll go on until our members tell us to stop, until we get a negotiated settlement. >> that's all. that's all we want. we want the government to unshackle the train operating companies and allow them to negotiate negotiation negotiate without negotiation tea

rail passengers in england are facing a second day of disruption as thousands of rmt union members goare also being affected. train drivers with aslef walked out yesterday, as both unions continue disputes with rail operators and the government over pay. our business correspondent, marc ashdown sent this update from london's euston station. well, it looks like we've had some tentative steps forward, really, if not significant progress. it's been months since the two sides have really been talking, but now we've had a little exchange, a dialogue, some letters backwards and forwards. about a week ago, the rmt wrote to the rail company, setting out what they called a road map to try and resolve this dispute. they want things like a fresh proposal put on the table, guarantees over no compulsory redundancies and proper cooperation on planned reforms to rotas, the ways of working, that sort of thing. last night, the rail delivery group, which represents the 1a train companies, sent a reply. they said, "we agree, we need to navigate our way through this. "we're encouraged that you want to se

rail passengers in england are facing a second day of disruption as thousands of rmt union members govers with aslef walked out yesterday, as both unions continue disputes with rail operators and the government over pay. let's talk to our business correspondent, marc ashdown, who is at euston, one of london's busiest stations. i should say, usually. i'm ishould say, usually. i'm not i should say, usually. i'm not sure what it is looking like today. i be any closer to a breakthrough to resolve this dispute?— any closer to a breakthrough to resolve this dispute? well, look, i think tentative _ resolve this dispute? well, look, i think tentative steps, _ resolve this dispute? well, look, i think tentative steps, really. - think tentative steps, really. nothing significant but after months of radio silence between the two sides we have had a bit of dialogue. the rmt union vote to the rail companies about a week ago laying out what it called the road map to try to resolve this dispute. late last night the rail delivery group which represents those 14 companies wrote back saying, yes, we ag

there's another rmt strike tomorrow. katy is at haslemere station in surrey for us. doesn't look like it. their dispute with the train companies has become increasingly bitter and their leader told me he views more industrial action as inevitable. industry negotiators argue that changes need to be agreed to fund a pay rise and in their view it doesn't seem that first accept that. when it comes to the rmt, those groups have been having exchanges recently and away they haven't done for quite some time but that won't affect tomorrow's rmt strike going ahead and i don't think we are at the point of a significant breakthrough just yet. talking of tomorrow's strike, not only with thousands workers in the rmt walk out but also train drivers in aslef will be turning down over time. so it is another day to check before you set off. house prices have seen their biggest annual decline since 2009 — according to the latest figures from the nationwide building society — taking the average property value tojust under £260,000. the mortgage lender said prices in august were 5.3% bel

for the rmt , caz lincolnshire for the rmt, caz jackson gas . understand the severity of the cuts. if these proposals come in. what we want to do is get a negotiated settlement with the government and we to the government and we need to the government and we need to the government unshackle the government to unshackle the train companies to train operating companies to allow negotiate us allow them to negotiate with us to deal for our members to make a deal for our members and people to work. and get people back to work. >> we were hearing >> yeah. and we were hearing earlier, it's about about keeping your jobs, isn't it? you know, pay is important, but it doesn't matter what you've been paid if you've not got a job at the end of it. >> well, it could offer us a 50% pay >> well, it could offer us a 50% pay rise. but what does it matter if we've only got job security till the end of this year? doesn't matter. so what year? it doesn't matter. so what we need do first is make sure we need to do first is make sure the secure and then we the jobs are

today, the strike by us left and tomorrow an overtime ban from aslef plus strike action by the rmt.ool summer holidays, football fans wanting to see again, as well, and if you are intending to take a train in england this weekend, we've said it before, we'll say it again, but please do check before you travel. there is a very good chance your train will not be running. thank you. two members of the far—right proud boys group in the us have been given long prison sentences for their role in the storming of the capitol building in washington dc. joe biggs, a leading figure in the proud boys, who are strong supporters of donald trump, was given 17 years. zachary rehl received 15 years. both men cried in court as they expressed regret for their actions on that day injanuary 2021. 0ur correspondent wyre davies reports from washington. the proud boys saw themselves as donald trump foot soldiers and were among the first to march on the us capitol in the aftermath of the 2020 election. they and others believed it had been stolen. they said they were following his instructions. you will neve

rail passengers in england have endured a second day of disruption as thousands of rmt union memberse. some journeys into scotland and wales have also been affected. train drivers with aslef walked out yesterday as both unions continue disputes with rail operators and the government over pay. here's our business correspondent, marc ashdown. today's rail woe shifts from the working week to leisure travel. whether it's trying to visit friends or family over the weekend or travelling to a sporting fixture, would—be rail passengers are likely to be disappointed. up to 20,000 rail workers at the rmt union, typically station staff or guards, are on strike for 2h hours. it's part of a long—running dispute over pay, jobs and working practices. the rail delivery group, which represents more than a dozen operators, has offered a 5% backdated pay rise and a pay rise of 4% this year if changes to the way staff work can be agreed. we would have to agree to these draconian cuts in ticket offices. we would have to agree to cuts in catering, engineering and other grades. we simply can't do that. i'm

there's more disruption tomorrow with another rmt strike.c news. the football transfer window closes for english clubs in about half an hour, bringing to an end another record—breaking round of deals. premier league clubs have spent more than £2 billion in all this summer. moises caicedo and declan rice commanded the highest price, being sold to chelsea and arsenal for more than £100 million each. but today's big story was a transfer that didn't happen, with liverpool rejecting a bid of £150 million for their star, mohamed salah, from the saudi arabia pro league. here's nesta mcgregor. manchester city are champions of england again! their hands on the trophy for the third year running, big—spending manchester city doing the business on the pitch thanks to the good business done in the boardroom. in trying to keep up, rivals including chelsea have also had to splash the cash. a new manager and a squad of new players. the £115 million deal on moises caicedo a british transfer record. and it's notjust chelsea. in fact, thanks to spending across

industrial action with the rmt and aslef have been going on for 15 months and the cost of that to theubs, restaurants, etc. they're putting the value on it of over £3 billion. so you can understand why they are annoyed, especially when there are two good deals sitting on the table for the unions and their members to consider. with aslef, for example, it would take the average driver's salary to £65,000 a year for a four—day week, with overtime on top of that. and that's twice the average income in the country. we think that's fair and reasonable. but the union clearly disagrees. aslef are saying the train companies have always failed to employ enough drivers to provide a proper service. is that true? it is simply not true. there are enough drivers there. the problem here at the moment is the union is refusing to talk to us about workplace reform. we want to link workplace reform to this deal that would give them £65,000 for a four—day week because we think the terms and conditions the railway is operating in at the moment are dated. in many cases, they go back to the 1800s. and the ra

i will expand the rmt. no more p&os.

industrial action with the rmt and aslef have been going on for 15 months and the cost to the tax—payermpact on small pubs, restaurants etc putting the value on it of over £3 billion. you can understand why they are annoyed, especially when there are two good deals sitting on a table for the members to consider. the aslef example comes, a four—day week with overtime on top of that is the twice the average income in the country. but the twice the average income in the count . �* ., the twice the average income in the count .�* ., . ., , country. but the union clearly disagrees- — country. but the union clearly disagrees. aslef _ country. but the union clearly disagrees. aslef are - country. but the union clearly disagrees. aslef are saying i country. but the union clearly. disagrees. aslef are saying the train companies have always failed to employ enough drivers to provide a proper service. is to employ enough drivers to provide a proper service-— a proper service. is that true? it is siml a proper service. is that true? it is simply not — a proper service. is that true? it is simply no

rmt general work overtime today. rmt general secretary mick lynch told gb news earlier he is hopeful for next week's negotiations . next week's negotiations. >> as we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement. but there are some serious issues as most people know now. we don't want to be on strike. we'd rather much, much rather be earning a living and running the service for the people who need to use it. so hopefully if we can get a different mind mindset next week, we can get some progress. >> the home secretary is being told not to use policing as a quote , political football. the quote, political football. the police federation of england and wales says the government is constantly moving the goalposts , asking officers to be more involved then wanting them to act like robots . so after suella act like robots. so after suella braverman commissioned a review into activism and impartial parity in the force, she says it can damage public confidence and officers should focus o

but the general secretary of the rmt union, mick lynch, told the transport select committee the processigned to ensure the plans are implemented despite strong opposition. we think the whole thing has been a sham designed to be rammed through while people were looking the other way. and it all goes back to the secretary of state. the secretary of state initiated these changes through the contracts he has with the talks. he directs everything they do these days, every letter that's sent, he gets access to. and, of course, if the watchdogs object on the limited basis, they're allowed to, the decision will end up with him as well. so it's a controlled show. the whole thing is designed so that they can force this through in a way that they want. meanwhile, the rail minister, huw merriman, has defended the proposals during a debate at westminster hall. together with the rail industry, we do want to improve and modernise the experience for passengers by moving staff out from behind the ticket office screens to provide more help and advice in customer—focused roles. there has, as honourable me

the rmt union says it's meeting.the rmt union says it's hopeful fresh talks next week can bring an end to their long running dispute over pay and conditions . up to 20,000 members conditions. up to 20,000 members at 14 train operators walked out this weekend, causing severe disruption, with 50% of railways closed across the country . closed across the country. meanwhile, members of aslef train drivers union who were on the picket lines yesterday refused to work overtime today. the general secretary of the rmt, mick lynch, told gb news a fresh proposal is key to resolving the dispute . resolving the dispute. >> we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement, but there are some serious issues as most people know now, we don't want to be on strike. we'd rather much, much rather be earning a living and running the service for the people who need to use it. so hopefully if we can get a different mindset next week, we can get some progress . week, we can get some progress. >> now, the

up to 20,000 rmt union members at 1a operators will also walk out as part of a long—running dispute ont compared to last year, which is their biggest annual decline since 2009, according to nationwide. the building society said the drop represented a fall of £14,600 on a typical home in the uk since house prices peaked in august 2022. this shows locations and available across somerset. it this shows locations and available across somerset.— this shows locations and available across somerset. it comes as either an injection — across somerset. it comes as either an injection or— across somerset. it comes as either an injection or spread. _ across somerset. it comes as either an injection or spread. this - across somerset. it comes as either an injection or spread. this is - across somerset. it comes as either an injection or spread. this is a - an injection or spread. this is a receptor in the brain. it's molecules attach on top of the receptor. when it is taken, it knocks the opioid self, which can reverse the effects of an overdose. it can work in two or three minutes, to get it to som

the rmt union says it's meeting.the rmt union says it's hopeful fresh talks next week can bring an end to their long running dispute over pay and conditions . up to 20,000 members conditions. up to 20,000 members at 14 train operators walked out this weekend, causing severe disruption, with 50% of railways closed across the country . closed across the country. meanwhile, members of aslef train drivers union who were on the picket lines yesterday refused to work overtime today. the general secretary of the rmt, mick lynch, told gb news a fresh proposal is key to resolving the dispute . resolving the dispute. >> we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement, but there are some serious issues as most people know now, we don't want to be on strike. we'd rather much, much rather be earning a living and running the service for the people who need to use it. so hopefully if we can get a different mindset next week, we can get some progress . week, we can get some progress. >> now, the

rmt general secretary overtime. rmt general secretary mick lynch told gb news a fresh proposal is the key to resolving the dispute. we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement, but there are some serious issues. >> as most people know now. we don't want to be on strike. we'd rather much, much rather be earning a living and running the service for the people who need to use it. so hopefully, if we can get a different mindset next week, we can get some progress . week, we can get some progress. >> the home secretary is being told not to use policing as a political football. the police federation of england and wales says the government's constantly moving the goalposts , asking moving the goalposts, asking officers to be more involved , officers to be more involved, then wanting them to act like robots . it comes after suella robots. it comes after suella braverman commissioned a review into activism and impartial parity in the force. she says it can damage public confidence a

rmt general secretary overtime.rmt general secretary mick lynch told gb news a fresh proposal is the key to resolving the dispute. we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement, but there are some serious issues. >> as most people know now. we don't want to be on strike. we'd rather much, much rather be earning a living and running the service for the people who need to use it. so hopefully, if we can get a different mindset next week, we can get some progress . week, we can get some progress. >> the home secretary is being told not to use policing as a political football. the police federation of england and wales says the government's constantly moving the goalposts , asking moving the goalposts, asking officers to be more involved , officers to be more involved, then wanting them to act like robots . it comes after suella robots. it comes after suella braverman commissioned a review into activism and impartial parity in the force. she says it can damage public confidence an

rmt general overtime today.general secretary mick lynch told us he's hopeful for next week's negotiations . negotiations. >> we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement, but there are some serious issues as most people know now. we don't want to be on strike. we rather much, much rather be earning a living and running the service for the people who need to use it. so hopefully, if we can get a different mindset next week, we can get some progress . we can get some progress. >> tributes are being paid to former harrods owner mohamed al—fayed, who has died at the age of 94. the family of the egyptian born businessman who also owned fulham fc for 16 years, says he passed away peacefully of old age. fulham, tweeted , saying, we owe mohamed tweeted, saying, we owe mohamed a debt of gratitude and former pr for mr al—fayed, michael cole told us why he was so special, mean, highly controversial , mean, highly controversial, awful, of course. >> but those people who actually knew

rmt general overtime today. rmt general secretary mick lynch told gb news he's hopeful for next week's negotiations. we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement, but there are some serious issues as most people know now. >> we don't want to be on strike. we'd rather much, much rather be earning a living and running the service for the people who need to use it. so hopefully, if we can get a different mindset next week, we can get some progress . can get some progress. >> policing shouldn't be used as a political football. a warning for the home secretary after she accused officers of partisanship on controversial issues. the police federation of england and wales says the government keeps changing the goalposts , wanting changing the goalposts, wanting officers to be more involved while simultaneously acting like robots . suella braverman has robots. suella braverman has commissioned a review into activism and impartiality in the force. labour says that demonstrate it's

todo cayÓ supre nosotros dijo fÁtima 10 de familiares murieron rmt.uertos siga creciendo tras m terremoto mÁs mortÍfero en marruecos en mÁs de 6 dÉcadas. en medio de la tragedia. la solidaridad se hace sentir de quienes tienden la mano reparten comida y donan sangre. y por su parte estados unidos envÍo un equipo de kerts para evaluarla situaciÓn. y el presidente joe biden dijo que estÁ prerad para mandar la ayuda. >>> el departamento de estado estÁ trabajando con las autoridad nosotros marruecos paras a sgu raros que los estado mi densos que estÁn allÍ durante esta terrible tragedia. estÉn seguros. y en washington, juliana monsalve. telemundo. regresaron los domingos de en. f l fin de semana hermoso no solo porque ga rn los san francisco se viviÓ un momento realmente especial. >>> los amantes del deporte estaban esperando este momento. tom brady recibiÓ su merecido homenaje en la casa donde hizo historia y destrozÓ los rejis stros de la nfl. de los new england patriot. 7 super bowls. >>> y por quÉ fue ahora el 2023 y no en el momento que dejÓ el equip

the rmt union says it's hopeful fresh talks next week can bring an

, you know, it was in the rmt, you know, it was a former negotiator.right, it's not easy negotiating. but by the same token, am in by the same token, i am in despair at the rmt and really what's going on with with the railways and also with the nhs , railways and also with the nhs, we have minimum standards, minimum service levels across other european countries to make sure. but do you back these new anti—strike what people are calling anti strike laws? i don't believe that they're anti strike laws at all. >> and labour, to your point, raynen >> and labour, to your point, rayner, she says basically in the hundred days they're the first hundred days they're going get rid of them. going to get rid of them. >> yeah, we're not talking about thatcher we're talking >> yeah, we're not talking about thathgetting we're talking >> yeah, we're not talking about thathgetting rid we're talking >> yeah, we're not talking about thathgetting rid ofa're talking >> yeah, we're not talking about thathgetting rid of changesng about getting rid of changes introduced ten y

the rmt announced it'll take strike action on london underground on october lith and 6th — overjob losses running dispute over station staff cuts and what they define as �*detrimental working conditions'. they say safety concerns have also been raised over higher workloads, more lone working and increased fatigue. british gymnastics has published a list of banned coaches and other members, consisting of 62 people, as part of its plan to reform the sport. those named have been given a time—limited ban or expelled from british gymnastics because of a safeguarding investigation, criminal conviction or conduct and disciplinary reasons. you're live with bbc news. azerbaijan says it has now halted its military operation in nagorno karabakh, after separatist forces there agreed to lay down their arms. the local administration in the enclave has also agreed to start talks on how to integrate the territory into azerbaijan. the separatists say 32 people were killed injust over a day of fighting, including two children. these latest pictures show around 2,000 people being moved to safety. russia, a

there's another rmt strike tomorrow. now here's the weather. hello.spells of sunshine. in fact, a decent weekend in prospect if you have outdoor plans. today, we have seen some areas of cloud, and indeed, some quite sharp showers. this is the satellite picture from earlier on — a stripe of cloud across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, and some shower clouds further south. as showers continuing to ease through the evening, we will continue to see some bits and pieces of clouds and mist and fog patches likely to develop, as well, but also some clear spells. and where we have those clear skies across some parts of highlands, scotland, temperatures could drop down to around 1—2 celsius. it will be milder than that further south. saturday's weather story is one of high pressure, which will be building its way across the uk, chasing this frontal system away eastwards. so some areas of low cloud, a bit of mist and fog around first thing. the chance of one or two showers popping up through the day, but they should generally be quite ligh

the rmt union says it's hopeful fresh talks next week can bring an end to their long running disputever paying their long running dispute over paying conditions. up to 20,000 members at 14 operators have walked out this weekend, causing severe disruption . meanwhile, severe disruption. meanwhile, members of the train drivers union aslef , who were on the union aslef, who were on the picket lines yesterday have refused to work overtime today. rmt general secretary mick lynch told gb news a fresh proposal is key to resolving the dispute . key to resolving the dispute. >> we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement, but there are some serious issues as most people know now, we don't want to be on strike. we'd rather much, much rather be earning a living and run running the service for the people who need to so hopefully if need to use it. so hopefully if we can get a different mind mindset next week, we can get some progress. policing should not be used as a political football. >> a warning for the home secretary after she accused officers of pa

a general secretary of the rmt, mick lynch, says he's hopeful for next week's negotiations . next week's negotiations. >> as we go into those talks with an attitude and a disposition to try and get an agreement. but there are some serious issues, as most people know now. we don't want to be on strike. we'd rather much, much rather be earning living and rather be earning a living and running the service for the people who need to use it. so hopefully if we can get a different mindset mindset next week, we can get some progress . week, we can get some progress. >> and policing shouldn't be used as a political football. that's a warning for the home secretary after she accused officers partisanship on officers of partisanship on controversial issues. the police federation of england and wales says the government keeps changing the goalposts. they want officers to be more involved simultaneously involved while simultaneously acting like robots. suella braverman's commissioned a review into activism and impartiality in the force , which impartiality in the force, which labour says demonstrate

members of the rmt union will walk out on october ath and 6th.nd uk governments are in court for a second day in the case about gender reform plans. the uk government's case has been outlined in the court of session in edinburgh this morning. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon is there — lorna, remind us what this is about? yes, jane, this is all about a bill which would make it easier for a person to change their legally recognised gender by in effect removing the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria, allowing people to self identify. it was passed by a large majority in the scottish parliamentjust before christmas, it was then blocked by the uk government, using a never before section of the scotland act called the section 35. yesterday we heard the scottish government's argument that this decision was wrong and it was politically mauve motivated. today it was the turn of the lawyers representing the uk government. they rejected claims that their decision to trigger section 35 undermined the constitutional settlement. they said

the rmt announced it'll take strike action on london underground on october 11th and 6th — overjob losseslong running dispute over 600 station staff cuts and what they define �*detrimental working conditions'. they say that safety concerns have also been raised regarding fewer staff facing higher workloads, more lone working and increased fatigue. coaches and other members, consisting of 62 people, british gymnastics has published a list of banned coaches and other members, consisting of 62 people, as part of its plan to reform the sport. those named have been given a time—limited ban or expelled from british gymnastics because of a safeguarding investigation, criminal conviction or conduct and disciplinary reasons. you're live with bbc news. breaking news here in the uk in the last hour — the crown prosecution service is to bring a charge of murder against a metropolitan police officer over the death of chris kaba. chris kaba was hit by a single bullet in streatham hill in south london, in september last year. live now to our reporter greg mckenzie in the newsroom. bring us up—to—date on

notjust cancellations punctuality, not just cancellations and punctuality, notjust cancellations and the rmtvanti has improved enough, the transport secretary described it as back on track. he said providing long—term certainty would ensure improvements continued and the independent watchdog, transport focus, said passenger satisfaction was going in the right direction. it added a continued focus on reliability was needed to restore trust. katie austin, thank you. now a look at some other stories making the news today: the labour leader sir keir starmer is in paris for a meeting with the french president emmanuel macron. sir keir met french business leaders this morning. his visit follows trips to the hague and montreal, where he discussed greater cooperation with the eu on tackling illegal migration, and closer trade links. india has expelled a senior canadian diplomat after prime ministerjustin trudeau suggested delhi may have been involved in the murder of a sikh separatist leader. earlier canada's foreign minister announced that an indian diplomat was being expelled. the escalating row c

the rmt and ulster were taken strike action on october and ulster were taken strike action on 0ctoberfourixth overjob losses and safety concerns. the union claims it's been locked since last year in a long—running dispute and what they define as detrimental working conditions. they say safety concerns have also been raised regarding fewer staff and higher workloads, and increased fatigue. british gymnastics has published a list of banned coaches and other members consisting of 62 people as part of its plan to reform the sport. they've been given a time—limited ban or expelled from british gymnastics because of a safeguarding investigation, criminal conviction or disciplinary reasons. he will either bbc news. 0ne conviction or disciplinary reasons. he will either bbc news. one of the longest running conflicts in the world. in the latest upsurge of fighting, 27 people have died with hundreds more injured and it appears that azerbaijan which is seeking full control and the unions are a habit part of it have agreed to a ceasefire. we have pictures from a few hours ago. you can see here people

the rmt union said the walk—outs would shut down tube services on the 4th and the 6th of october.ofjob losses. you're live with bbc news. king charles and queen camilla are in paris for the second day of their state visit to france. after a glitzy banquet at the palace of versailles last night, today, the king will speak to politicians in the senate chamber, before heading to notre dame. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has more on what we can expect from their visit. the glitz and glamour of the state banquet at versailles. the actor hugh grant made the guest list, as did rolling mick jagger. last to arrive, the king and queen, welcomed by president macron and his wife, brigitte. inside their side's hall of mirrors, speaking mostly in french, the king thanked his hosts, and stressed the need to work together to protect the environment. speaks french. solutions to climate change are on the agenda today, as is a visit to notre dame. devastated by fire four years ago, the king and queen will see the restoration of the cathedral. the king will also walk in the footsteps of his m

olivia rmt there. gb newsi. olivia rmt there.nster. but joining me now political correspondent in wyconservative ut joining me now political correspondent in wyconservative mpyining me now political correspondent in wyconservative mp for1g me now is conservative mp for wokingham. john redwood. wokingham. it's john redwood. john, much. some john, thank you very much. some of your colleagues have decided to with fury to what rishi to react with fury to what rishi sunak had to say. are they so stupid don't deserve stupid that they don't deserve re—election ? re—election? >> well, there are just a few and 1 or 2 of them appears, of course they're not stupid. >> they have a very different view to or mine. view to yours or mine. >> and agree with what you've >> and i agree with what you've just saying. the very just been saying. the very least, should who are least, people should do who are telling people how to live telling other people how to live is show they're doing is to show that they're doing it themselves works themselves and

reasonable pay offer and passengers continued passengers will face continued disruption tomorrow as the rmt and union will walk out over pay and conditions. the disputes which started over a year ago, remains at a deadlock. is gb news at a deadlock. this is gb news across the on in your car, across the uk on tv in your car, on your on digital radio and on your smart play gb smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome the headliners. the show where comedians try to make aerated concrete funny. nick concrete funny. i'm nick dixon, the people's host, and i'm joined our resident the people's host, and i'm joinedleftie our resident the people's host, and i'm joinedleftie josh our resident the people's host, and i'm joinedleftie josh howie. ;ident the people's host, and i'm joinedleftie josh howie. there token leftie josh howie. there he him . look at he is. look at him. look at that shirt. auto. shirt. pure grand theft auto. and face and we've got the friendly face of the far it's nicholas and we've got the friendly face of santo. it's nic

the rmt union has announced new strike dates for october on the london underground. one of them will take place on the same day as action a date by the train drivers�* union, aslef. both unions are striking over pay and working conditions. today, we learnt that in the nhs one million appointments have been cancelled as a result of strikes coordinated byjunior doctors and consultants. in north america, the united auto workers union has expanded its strike against two of the three major carmakers in the mid west, with employees from 38 parts distribution centres joining the protest. in la, the writers guild say they might have a deal with the studios. the walkout in holywood has cost the us economy five billion dollars. the editor of hollywood international film—maker magazine sandro monetti told me what this means for the industry. put down the placards, pick up the champagne. it means that after 146 days, people are all set to go back to work. what does tentative mean? it means that the lawyers are draughting the contract that will go to the wga board, and then the m

tomorrow rmt, 20,000 members of that union going out on strike. typically said about a year ago it will hopefully be resolved before i retire _ will hopefully be resolved before i retire i_ will hopefully be resolved before i retire. i go in to add a bit years retire. ! go in to add a bit years and— retire. ! go in to add a bit years and now— retire. i go in to add a bit years and now i— retire. i go in to add a bit years and now i don't. i don't see any light— and now i don't. i don't see any light at— and now i don't. i don't see any light at the _ and now i don't. i don't see any light at the end of the tunnel. i want _ light at the end of the tunnel. i want the — light at the end of the tunnel. i want the railway being the centre of the transport system, not the managed _ the transport system, not the managed decline we have now. these people _ managed decline we have now. these people behind me do not want to stand _ people behind me do not want to stand in— people behind me do not want to stand in the rain and lose money today _ stand in the

rmt members will walk out on 4 and 6 october, which the union said would shut down the capital�*s tubeil has agreed to remove the majority of its low traffic neighbourhoods — or ltns — despite some reidents wanting them to stay. campaigners outside a council meeting last night opposed the decision — but the council said it will invest £6m in travel and environmental "improvements". the borough will retain all 33 school streets — those with timed closures around drop—offs and pick—ups. the types of chemicals polluting the river thames changed over the pandemic, according to new research. the study led by scientists at imperial college london found a significant decrease in traces of some types of pollutants, including pharmaceuticals, coinciding with national lockdowns. but when restrictions were lifted, there were greater concentrations of antibiotics, anti—anxiety and anti—depressant medications. london artist nick hornby has been unveling three commissions for permanent public art in westminster and kensington, where he grew up. the sculptures reflect issues around gender, strength,

the rmt announced it'll take strike action on london underground on october fourth and sixth — overjobed from british gymnastics because of a safeguarding investigation, criminal conviction or conduct and disciplinary reasons. you're live with bbc news. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has made a passionate speech to the united nations, warning that a nuclear—armed russia must be stopped from "pushing the world to the final war". in his first speech in person at the un general assembly since russia's invasion of his country, mr zelensky said moscow had no right to hold nuclear weapons translation: the veto should be voluntarily suspended. _ we should be given a real power to overcome the veto. this will be the first necessary step. it will not be possible to stop the war because if the veto can be used by the aggressor or those who support the aggressor. in the event two thirds of the votes representing the will of the votes representing the will of asia, africa, america, both america's and the pacific region, in other words a global majority, the veto should be effectively overc

i was listening to the union boss earlier and all the arguments he makes, you might hear from the rmtwance, it is about wages keeping up allowance, it is about wages keeping up with the pace of inflation. it is about a share of the profits. that is the problem that is large across the industry in the west at the moment, workers don't feel they are getting theirfair moment, workers don't feel they are getting their fair share? moment, workers don't feel they are getting theirfair share? it is getting their fair share? it is correct and _ getting their fair share? it is correct and we _ getting their fair share? it is correct and we see - getting their fair share? it is correct and we see it - getting their fair share? it is correct and we see it in - getting their fair share? it is correct and we see it in the uk as well, _ correct and we see it in the uk as well, people feeling the financial squeeze. — well, people feeling the financial squeeze, they want to make sure that squeeze _ squeeze, they want to make sure that squeeze is _ squeeze, they want to make sure that squeeze is lesse

up to 20,000 rail workers at the rmt union — typically station staff or guards — are on strike for 2h jobs and working practices. the rail delivery group, which represents more than a dozen operators, has offered a 5% backdated pay rise and a pay rise of 4% this year, if changes to the way staff work can be agreed. we would have to agree to these draconian cuts in ticket offices. we'd have to agree to cuts in catering, engineering and other grades, so we simply can't do that. i'm not going to get my members to vote for their own demise. at the moment, there's no stand—alone pay rise for us, or any of the other grades in the industry or any of the other unions. they're all dependent on us accepting this drastic cuts to service and cuts to jobs. fewer than half of rail services in england are expected to run today, although it will vary in different parts of the country — some services into wales and scotland could also be affected. all this follows a 24—hour strike by train drivers by the aslef union yesterday, who took to the picket lines in their dispute over pay. drivers are back to

next week, wednesday, they will also be striking alongside rmt union members those railway workers ando, there aren't many trains. the last one i saw on the information boards inside that one, 45, most of the trains have been coming from places like woking, guildford and basingstoke . this is all about basingstoke. this is all about pay , basingstoke. this is all about pay , working conditions and pay, working conditions and their jobs as well. they've been offered 4% over a period of two years and that's in exchange for the way that they work , the way that they work, something which they rejected earlier this year in april. we've heard from the transport minister today who is saying these picket lines and what they're doing today is political, which they refuse aslef unions . leaders has said aslef unions. leaders has said that that is not the case. and he's saying the government are setting them up to fail when it comes to negotiating. and this is what he had to say. i haven't seen mark harper since january of year when took over of last year when he took over and he told me that th

. temperatures generally rmt.ite a mild warm start to tuesday morning . essentially we tuesday morning. essentially we do it all again in a good amount of sunshine for the vast majority of us, a little bit of higher base cloud wanting to push its way into western england, northern ireland england, wales, northern ireland might make the sunshine at might make the sunshine hazy at times cloud still times and the cloud still lingering the isle of lewis lingering for the isle of lewis parts in the northern parts of orkney in the northern highlands as well. but temperatures by a few temperatures up by a few degrees, climbing towards 30 c across southern across parts of southern england. temperatures looking like they'll peak on wednesday and enjoy the rest of and thursday. enjoy the rest of your day by by the temperatures rising. >> gb news which is 11 am. on monday the 4th of september. >> this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> schools in lockdown. >> schools in lockdown. >> of sch