>> yeah, the royal british legion do loads of really nice sort of poppies.ppy for every person. yeah. so it's got a new one every year and, and they cost a bit more. but you know, it's all going to a good cause isn't it. >> that it is. yeah. do stay with us. we're going be going through papers with stephanie and kevin. we' re we're going through the papers now with showbiz reporter stephanie takyi and political editor at huffpost uk, kevin schofield. very good morning. >> yes, because we always say huffpost. yes. but then last time you were on, someone had put huffington post. yeah, a lot of people. are you meant to be what is it meant to be? >> huffpost uk where is that the name? >> that is the name. but a lot of people, because it used to be huffington post. yeah, a long time ago. so people just a lot of people said, oh, i never bothered correcting. really? yeah. it's huffpost officially , yeah. it's huffpost officially, huffpost uk. >> it's a favourite breakfast cereal, sugar huffs. >> okay, another very good pun. yeah, yeah, i'll just go with sugar right

what is going on with the royal british legion .7 all of the royal british legion? all of that and lots more. look who's keeping me company tonight. my panel keeping me company tonight. my panel. i've got ben habib, the former deputy leader of reform uk, and aaron bastani, the co—founder of novara media. but first up, let's get tonight's 6:00 news headlines . 6:00 news headlines. >> good evening. the main headunes >> good evening. the main headlines from the gb news centre. the chancellor has tonight defended her budget, which amounts to the biggest tax hike in a generation. rachel reeves told gb news that the £40 billion a year in extra tax was a one off. it would, she said, fix the fiscal black hole and provide a shot in the arm for the public services. >> this is a one off budget. it is to wipe the slate clean and fix the foundations. after the black hole, we were left by the conservatives, but we're not going to need to come back in another budget and do anything like this again. we have now taken the action to get our pubuc taken the action to get our public fi

. >> britain unites to pay tribute to our armed forces as the royal british legion's annual poppy appeal gets underway. >> do you think carrots make you see in the dark, or an apple a day keeps the doctor away while sending your questions about food myths .7 as we're getting to food myths? as we're getting to the bottom of it in about 20 minutes, time, as it's revealed a majority of teenagers are foregoing work experience. >> we're debating this morning whether the rise of work from home is killing off student opportunities. >> and in sport , the champions >> and in sport, the champions league wins for manchester city in liverpool, while celtic get an excellent draw away at atalanta. in cricket, the decider in world pindi has just begun, with england batting against pakistan. and how much would you pay for a history making baseball? not a lot. >> i imagine quite windy in the west today, but most places looking dry and bright with some spots having some autumn sunshine will it last into friday? join me later for a full forecast . forecast. >> it's just gone . >> it's just gone. >> it's ju

chris kaba and this year's royal british legion poppy appeal officially launches today. i'm wearing my poppy , but do young wearing my poppy, but do young people take pride in wearing them? cast your vote now on gbnews.com/win poll . thanks for gbnews.com/win poll. thanks for your company. this afternoon. it's been a beautiful day in the south east. let me know how the weather's been where you are. the sun has been glorious. not too warm, but i'll tell you what. at this time of year, i don't really care. as long as the sun is out and it's on my skin, i'm happy. a really big three hours coming up. we've got miriam cates joining me live on this mermaids trans charity story. we've got peter bleksley in about the chris kaba developing story, and indeed richard tice of reform uk. and i want to hear from you as well. the viewers gbnews.com/yoursay with all your views and comments, and i'll endeavour to get through them as the show progresses. a big three hours ahead, but first, your news headunes ahead, but first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. it'

the royal british legion has launched its leeds poppy appeal and we are there . and we are there. >> both the washington post and la times refuse to endorse a presidential candidate with just eight days until america takes to the polls. we're going to be asking whether newspapers should back political parties . back political parties. >> and should gareth southgate receive a knighthood? have we put football managers on too tall a pedestal? we'll be debating that one later. >> yes, i think we have. and in sport this morning arsenal win liverpool draw chelsea and press spurs don't. west ham with a dodgy penalty decision. and after manchester united lose. and in the mexico grand prix carlos science wins. but lando norris caused max verstappen dangerous. >> well it's a dull start to the new working week with a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain and drizzle on and off. i'll have all the details coming up . all the details coming up. >> at the time, coming up to 6:02 o'clock. i'm eamonn holmes. >> good morning i'm nana akua and this is gb news breakfast. >> so hello good morning to you. he

i wonder is the royal british legion going woke? and why can't we have the poppy parades all over the country like we used to? but before all of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. rachel reeves has confirmed she will change the government's fiscal rules in the next week's budget to allow her to increase borrowing for public investment by around £50 billion. speaking to media today, the chancellor said her fiscal rules would ensure that debt fell during the first course of this parliament. britain's borrowing costs rose on rose today in anticipation of miss reeves decision to rewrite the uk's debt rules. shadow leader of the house of commons chris philp, accused the chancellor of broken promises. >> well, first of all, the chancellor has been dishonest with the british public. she promised before the election she would not fiddle the borrowing rules she fought and won the general election with a certain set of plans , and within set of plans, and within a

>> and this year's royal british legion poppy appeal has officially launched.oday we're wearing our poppies. but does everyone know the importance of this appeal? we're asking whether the young still take pride in wearing the poppy . pride in wearing the poppy. >> well, yes. i mean, this question of reparations just is not going away. keir starmer sending out his cabinet ministers to say absolutely not. this isn't on the table. but those pesky commonwealth leaders certainly want it to be. >> and the problem is, as we heard from the foreign minister of the bahamas this morning, he's pointing to what david lammy, the foreign secretary, said only a few years ago about reparations for caribbean communities. he's pointing to the work that keir starmer did as an international human rights lawyer, particularly in the caribbean. he's pointing to the apology of the anglican church and the archbishop of canterbury over issues relating to slavery. when you add all of this up, what all of these politicians have said in the previous few years, perhaps it's no wonder that th