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another really important story, because just in the last few minutes the royal mail have issued thatr payjobs and conditions, that'sjust come from the communication workers union so the royal mail they have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a deal to end their dispute. 0ver pay and conditions, that hasjust come from the cw you. now let's move to nato and lithuania, the summit in vilnius, ukraine dominating the conversation. exact timetable when ukraine canjoin the conversation. exact timetable when ukraine can join the alliance, leaders are divided about how to handle ukraine's bid for nato membership, nato members are obliged to defend any other member states that come under attack and of course wary of escalating russia's invasion into some sort of all—out global war if ukraine were to join. let's head to vilnius, tour correspondent ben white. then, that is the central thing they have tried to navigate, integrate to ukraine they can join but not set out any sort of specific, exact, timeline. yet, the dilemma is _ specific, exact, timeline. yet, the dilemma is exactly _ specific, ex

check on the royal mail website for the address to send them to.dressed letters sent is down by nearly a third on pre—pandemic levels and much lower than the tens of billions that were sent a number of decades ago. but royal mail is still describing the use of bar codes as the biggest single change to postage stamps since the introduction of?this — the very first adhesive stamp introduced in 1840, known as the penny black. and another change we're seeing is new stamps featuring his majesty king charles, with a bar code but not, you might notice, a crown. just remember, don't send any last—minute birthday cards tomorrow, as the recipient would have to pay a small charge to get it. that wouldn't seem terribly fair, would it? not particularly good if it were your birthday. now the sport. lots of news about the ashes to reflect on and look forward to as well. yesterday started with stuart broad dominating headlines across the weekend. this is his final test match, his final cricket match, the final time we get to see him play. we thought we were headin

royal mail workers have voted overwhelmingly to accept a new pay deal ending a long—running dispute overed to accept a new pay deal that will see right it —— wages rise by 10% over the next three years. and the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800m olympic champion caster semenya, in a case involving testosterone levels in female athletes. the 32—year—old south african was born with differences of sexual and the european court of human rights has ruled in favour development and is not allowed to compete in events between a00m and a mile without taking testosterone—reducing drugs. at wimbledon, the women's world number one, iga swiatek, from poland, has been knocked out in the quarterfinals by an unseeded ukranian. she described her win "unbelievable", and said she would probably have a beer tonight to celebrate. andy swiss reports. so who is for some champagne tennis? while the fans were busy savouring wimbledon�*s cuisine, for the players, this is where it gets tasty. the quarter—finals, and a new crowned favourite. ukraine's elina svitolina said she wants to

make sure you're using royal mail's new bar—coded stamps — old ones won't work any more after today,hes. they're hoping to draw the series, but it's australia who are in charge going into the last day of play at the oval. good morning. for many of us, today is going to be cloudy, wet and breezy. away from the far north of scotland it should remain dry. but later it will brighten up across southern areas. i'll have all the details throughout this morning's programme. good morning, all. it's monday the 31st ofjuly. the prime minister is expected to announce a multi—million—pound funding package for a new carbon capture project in scotland. the acorn project aims to capture carbon dioxide emissions and store them under in the north sea.

born and raised in hillingdon , a former royal mail hillingdon, a former royal mail manager, deputy chairromotion , all material, but he promotion, all material, but he was very quick to mention ulez as soon as the result came in. here he is by—election has been a referendum on ulez. >> it's absolutely been clear what the people of uxbridge and south ruislip want. they don't want ulez expanded and sadiq khan needs to listen to the result this by—election. result of this by—election. i wasn't expected to it. wasn't expected to win it. labour were this this by—election cost well , by—election has cost well, labour have lost this by—election because of the ulez expansion i'm incredibly expansion and i'm incredibly proud to been elected proud to have been elected tonight represent the people tonight to represent the people in community that spent in the community that i've spent all . all of my life. >> yeah, so this raises questions for labour about how they approach the next general election , given there are a election, given there are a clutch of seats around outer london. that kind of tr

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he's royal mail he's a former royal mail manager, deputy chairman of the conservative party local councile borough that have borough councils that have brought review of brought that judicial review of sadiq khan, the london mayor's plans to extend ulez, the ultra low emission zone, which is essentially a charge on high polluting vehicles entering the centre of london. and he wants to expand it to places like hillingdon , basically to the hillingdon, basically to the outer boundary of london. so it's been an issue that seems to have brought in a lot of voters on both sides. we're to going hear now from david. he's a lifelong conservative voter. he's on the left . and he he was he's on the left. and he he was talking to us. and then nick came up and spoke to us as well . he voted labour on an issue about closing the local police station here, but of them station here, but both of them are opposed to ulez. this is what had to because what they had to say because people can't pay £12.50 a day. >> whatever it is yet to go backwards and forwards. >> there needs to be, if it comes into this are

so what does that say about meghan's manner.7 well, my royal mail's my lady, colin campbell and dampier have campbell and phil dampier have fascinating exclusive details about royal fallout. plus, about the royal fallout. plus, paul burrell gives exclusive insight into prince harry's latest phone hacking claims being savaged by a judge and reports the duke's been sidelined by the woke tobins at his own eco tourism firm . his own eco tourism firm. princess diana's former butler unmissable later in the show . unmissable later in the show. coming up on the clash as carole vorderman continues her reinvention as an anti—tory attack dog . should the attack dog. should the x countdown star be banned from presenting at the bbc, edwina currie takes on narinder kaur and what promises to be a very fiery debate. as always, tomorrow's newspaper front page is hot off the press and fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie uncancelled the show to uncancelled later in the show to . this is wootton. tonight . this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . let's go. you're watching gb news britain's news channel. hope

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train robbery in 1963, following an audacious plot to steal the equivalent of £50 million from a royal maillong with his accomplice , liz, for 30 years. accomplice, liz, for 30 years. but in another extraordinary twist of fate , he managed to twist of fate, he managed to pull off a daring escape from wandsworth prison by outwitting and outrunning a posse of law enforcement officers and becoming one of the most wanted men on the planet. ronnie biggs finally returned to britain in 2001 after 13,000 odd days on the run. he died in 2013 at the age of 84. well published for the 60th anniversary of britain's most famous crime, the great train robber is ronnie biggs official autobiography and the author who helped put it together. chris pickard joins me now. chris welcome to mark dolan tonight. thank you. lovely to see you. how did ronnie get into a life of crime? was he always wrong'un? >> not really . >> not really. >> not really. >> he was a very incompetent criminal and he was actually he was going straight at the time of great train and of the great train robbery. and it series of coincide it

train robbery in 1963, following an audacious plot to steal the equivalent of £50 million from a royal mail along with his accomplice , liz, for 30 years. accomplice, liz, for 30 years. but in another extraordinary twist of fate , he managed to twist of fate, he managed to pull off a daring escape from wandsworth prison by outwitting and outrunning a posse of law enforcement officers and becoming one of the most wanted men on the planet. ronnie biggs finally returned to britain in 2001 after 13,000 odd days on the run. he died in 2013 at the age of 84. well published for the 60th anniversary of britain's most famous crime, the great train robber is ronnie biggs official autobiography and the author who helped put it together. chris pickard joins me now. chris welcome to mark dolan tonight. thank you. lovely to see you. how did ronnie get into a life of crime? was he always wrong'un? >> not really . >> not really. >> not really. >> he was a very incompetent criminal and he was actually he was going straight at the time of great train and of the great train robbery. and it series of coincide

royal mail staff attacked in the last yeah mail staff attacked in the last year.ells , it's year. the average wells, it's number one was the worst place in the country . in the country. >> i wonder why that was. the delivery company has urged owners measures owners to take proper measures to ensure pets pose no to ensure their pets pose no threat workers through threat to postal workers through responsible ownership. well, responsible dog ownership. well, joining us now is canine behaviour expert anna webb. so, anna, can you tell us why we've had this sudden surge in dog attacks ? that dog there on your attacks? that dog there on your lap doesn't look like it's going to probably lick somebody to death rather than bite anybody there. but why the sudden surge? >> one morning, easter morning, philip, you'd be surprised, mr binks actually is what i call a bell boy . and i know when the bell boy. and i know when the postman's coming about ten minutes before he reaches the door , giving me plenty of door, giving me plenty of opportunity to create the boundanes opportuni

would, you know, abusive things get sent in the mail to in the post should should they find that royal mail's 7 >> well, it's got the ? >> well, it's got the king's head on the stamp. yeah you know. should they go to him? yeah i know what you mean. >> i suppose that's a comparison more whatsapp, the more to do with whatsapp, the message, way of sending message, the way of sending a message, the way of sending a message the argument about message and the argument about some is some platforms like twitter is that are technically that you are technically a broadcast platform, not that i'm saying i particularly agree with it, but it's all. >> none of these things. none of these map perfectly onto these things map perfectly onto previous do they? they these things map perfectly onto previopeople do they? they these things map perfectly onto previopeople sayio they? they these things map perfectly onto previopeople say twitter’ they these things map perfectly onto previopeople say twitter is hey these things map perfectly onto previopeople say twitter is the some people say twitter is the town sq

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my royal mail spins lady colin campbell and phil offer their phil dampier offer their exclusive insight shortly. elsewhere on the show is kyrees idol and puppeteer tony blair outrageously claims the uk will rejoin join the eu. can labour and starmer be trusted with brexit? former brexit party mp and tory minister ann widdecombe unleashes on the former pm big witty style. very soon. as always, tomorrow's newspaper front pages on the way we'll have them to you. hot off the press and former editor of the sun kelvin mackenzie uncancelled later too. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . tonight let's go. you're watching tv news, britain's news channel. so farage has secured another scalp. this time the coot's chief executive who ignored him all those months ago. but why is it that the left can't seem to get behind what is so obviously a cause that should unite all across the political spectrum? i digest on that coming up. first, though , the news headlines with though, the news headlines with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> dan, thank you very much. this is the latest from the newsro

my royal mail spines, lady phil de reacted. the lady c and phil de reacted.al news that harry and meghan were snubbed a ride back to america on president joe biden's air force one jet after the late queen's funeral. so are the late queen's funeral. so are the royals deluded and the runaway royals deluded and are political ambitions are meghan's political ambitions now in tatters? my royal masterminds react straight after this . time now for our royal milestones. lady colin campbell and phil dampier. and it's been revealed harry and meghan got a harsh reality check at the late queen's funeral they were queen's funeral after they were sensationally snubbed a ride back the on air force one. back to the us on air force one. the white house rejected their attempt to fly home on joe biden's plane, biden's presidential plane, insisting move would cause insisting the move would cause a diplomatic row with king charles months earlier. first lady jill biden was also invited to the duke's invictus games, but the idea was quashed over concerns the royal family would be o

my royal mail spins lady colin campbell and phil offer their phil dampier offer their exclusive insight shortly. elsewhere on the show is kyrees idol and puppeteer tony blair outrageously claims the uk will rejoin join the eu. can labour and starmer be trusted with brexit? former brexit party mp and tory minister ann widdecombe unleashes on the former pm big witty style. very soon. as always, tomorrow's newspaper front pages on the way we'll have them to you. hot off the press and former editor of the sun kelvin mackenzie uncancelled later too. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . tonight let's go. you're watching tv news, britain's news channel. so farage has secured another scalp. this time the coot's chief executive who ignored him all those months ago. but why is it that the left can't seem to get behind what is so obviously a cause that should unite all across the political spectrum? i digest on that coming up. first, though , the news headlines with though, the news headlines with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> dan, thank you very much. this is the latest from the newsro

my royal mail spines, lady phil de reacted. the lady c and phil de reacted.nal news that harry and meghan were snubbed a ride back to on president joe to america on president joe biden's air force one jet after the late queen's funeral. so are the late queen's funeral. so are the runaway royals deluded and are political ambitions are meghan's political ambitions now in tatters? my royal masterminds react straight after this . time now for our royal milestones. lady colin campbell and phil dampier. and it's been revealed harry and meghan got a harsh reality check at the late queen's funeral after they were sensationally snubbed ride sensationally snubbed a ride back us on air force one. back to the us on air force one. the white house rejected their attempt to fly home on joe biden's plane, biden's presidential plane, insisting would cause insisting the move would cause a diplomatic row with king charles months earlier. first lady jill biden was also invited to the duke's invictus games, but the idea was quashed over concerns the royal family would be offended

after the celebrations and the pomp and ceremony that happened around st giles' cathedral and the royal mailinside. they got a nice tour of the facility and we heard them talking to staff and we could hear even from out here quite a lot of laughter and going on of the king. of course , very fond the king. of course, very fond of donning a kilt. any time he's in scotland. and certainly after ispoke in scotland. and certainly after i spoke to you an hour ago, i ended up doing somewhat of a rabbit hole looking at all the tartans that he wears and why he wears them today. certainly he was wearing the prince, a big, big a pardon. the duke of rothesay tartan. now the duke of rothesay, of course, that is now the prince william's official title here in scotland . and title here in scotland. and seeing as he is now the heir apparent and the king today donning that, obviously wanting to wear some of his best threads around the people who know tartan better than anyone else, like those here at lochcarron of scotland. you may also have heard of the balmoral tartans . heard of the balmoral tartans. quite

to high inflation in the kingdom, doctors and transport workers are on strike mail against such a background and the royalded to show closeness to the people, the wife of the monarchico mill decided not to pay personal allowances. however, no money. she won't stay to fund it there will be activities and the funds of the sovereign grant, it should be noted the windsor family, one of the richest in the world , nevertheless, the spouse of elizabeth ii, in principle, annually received 300,000 pounds sterling in terms of rubles for the maintenance of the government - this is more than 35 million. in ukraine, metropolitan pavel was sent to the sizo court in kiev changed the measure of restraint for the governor of the kiev-pechersk lavra from house arrest to the detention of clergymen representing economic orthodoxy and objectionable to the kiev regime, he is called a schismatic charged with a fabricated hut, the court announced the amount of the bail, 33 million hryvnia - that's about 900,000 dollars, such an amount of 33 million. only the prosecutor can pay. i don't have that kind of money and i don't think a

that they share with the residents down in essex of the effects of putting one and a half to 2006 royal maily say they don't have areas, they say they don't have the capacity , they don't have the capacity, they don't have the capacity, they don't have the infrastructure . these people the infrastructure. these people will be free to come and go as they please. many locals are extremely concerned about the implications of that. so this morning we were hearing the appeals relating to the site at wethersfield in essex . later on, wethersfield in essex. later on, we will be hearing the one for lincolnshire , but the case lincolnshire, but the case putting forward the case for one of the wethersfield residents did say that migrants have already arrived at the site in essex today, though apparently reporters haven't seen them yet. but certainly they are going to be arriving, which then raises the question, if this request to get a judicial review is successful, what then happens to people that have already been put there and just to explain rikki neave , regardless of the rikki neave, regardless

not just about ulez but also about the fact he's a local lad born and bred in hillingdon, former royal mailve party, and also a county, a borough councillor i should say. he's part of hillingdon borough council, which is one of the five councils plus surrey county council that has brought a judicial review of london mayors sadiq khan's proposals to extend ulez. and we're still waiting for a judgement on that. so at the count in his speech he talked about ulez a lot , the count in his speech he talked about ulez a lot, didn't talked about ulez a lot, didn't talk about rishi sunak interestingly , the prime interestingly, the prime minister also not featuring on any of his promotional literature , but ulez uniting literature, but ulez uniting voters from both sides as we found out earlier. this is david, a lifelong conservative voter, and he joined joining him was nick, who voted for labour on a on a police station closure issue here in uxbridge. but both of them in agreement about ulez because people can't pay £12.50 a day, whatever it is yet to go backwards and forwards. >> there needs to be

. >> i noticed the royal mail settled with their workers yesterday well. yesterday as well. >> was overer over three years. yeah, 10% over three years. >> and we've talked about this before. >> if we were the government, we would from the would be singing from the rafters there is a rafters when there is a settlement they don't rafters when there is a settle enough they don't rafters when there is a settle enough press they don't rafters when there is a settle enough press outy don't rafters when there is a settle enough press out oron't rafters when there is a settle enough press out of it.�*t rafters when there is a settle enough press out of it. i make enough press out of it. i don't think it's a very good point. >> that is a very good point. they don't make any fuss about their wins. i mean , it's just their wins. i mean, it's just their wins. i mean, it's just the state of the conservative party isn't it really? >> do think they've maybe >> do you think they've maybe just accepted how things just sort of accepted how things are going to go? >> i think them don't >> i think some of

. >> royal mail says customers sending letters with those stamps could result in the recipient being what an absolute rip off three people have been charged with human trafficking offences after a joint operation between psni and romania. authorities police say six women were identified as victims and the suspects will appear in court in belfast today . and the 2023 belfast today. and the 2023 emmy awards are being postponed , awards are being postponed, marking the first time the ceremony has been pushed back since the 911 terror attacks in 2001. >> stephanie knows more about this. she joins us this morning. >> good morning . and martin, >> good morning. and martin, good morning . sparkly. thank you good morning. sparkly. thank you very wake up. thank you. thank you. >> it's a bit early to be sparkly. >> i know. well, i'm definitely not going to be wearing this to any red carpet soon because hollywood is on strike at the moment. yeah, we're now starting to writers. now to see the writers. we're now starting see the starting to see the ramifications of the strike. i knew when these s

brothers photo from windsor castle on the night of the royal knees up , according of the royal knees up, according to the mailglish, friends of the duke say they've been, quote, disgusted by what harry's done since leaving the royal family. she added, there are people who have said, we've been very loyal to him over the years and don't feel that loyalty and we don't feel that loyalty has been repaid. kara kennedy is this proof that isolated harry will be consigned to montecito forevermore . forevermore. >> yes, i think that's definitely part of it. but so jack mann wasn't just a groomsman. it's been alluded to that he was actually harry's real best man at his wedding. that's how close they were . and that's how close they were. and yeah, that's all destroyed now. and i think it is sad and it does show that he must be isolated and have a feeling of great loneliness . these boys great loneliness. these boys were just a few years ago, harry's life, his entire support network, and now it's all gone. but from what i can gather, there was a key moment where this friendship broke up. i have beenin this friendship br

pete: e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com, which of these stories between the royals, time blindness -- joeygin dinner at five are you most interested in? friends@foxnews.com. >>> coming up, vivek ramaswamy starting to make waves in the g if orb p primary field. the 2024 hopeful joins shannon bream later this morning, and she joins us coming up. joey: plus, as medical debt crushes millions of americans, christian health care solutions is helping during these difficult types -- times.bu they join ust next. ♪ ♪ amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you. help us to listen to your voice. even when we're distracted or tired, we pray this in the name of the father and of the son of the holy spirit. amen. thank you so much. i just want to encourage you that if you want to join me in more prayer, check out hallow it's the number one prayer app in the world. pete: medical debt is crushing millions of americans as four in ten insured adults face cost barriers. but christian health care ministries' biblical cost sharing is a solution that can help navigate these

we have on the front of the mail on sunday quite interesting royal story. george can skip stint in forces. this is based on the suggestion that george doesn't necessarily have to follow his forefathers into the military when he gets older. the sunday express 12 trillion brexit trade boost talking about that trade partnership that i'll be discussing momentarily with nigel huddleston, the sun . on nigel huddleston, the sun. on sunday, prince of wales wills , sunday, prince of wales wills, windsor eco scooter. this is about the prince of wales having an eco scooter. she's apparently front page news these days. and the sunday mirror call the midwife love split . i don't midwife love split. i don't think we need to go into details of that, but what we will be doing is discussing all the details of ben wallace and other stories with i'd like to describe him as a tv legend, because he is. it's john, sergeant for a political editor of the bbc and itn joins me now. john let's start with the biggest story of the week that isn't actually in today's papers . so i know

mail in two minutes and you've got the story? good afternoon. police are continuing - to question a seniorjournalist from the news of the world over claims that aides to _ the royalle phones hacked into. _ the paper's royal editor is one of two men being held today. i phone hacking first came to the public�*s attention in 2006 when a news of the world journalist and a private investigator, glenn mulcaire, were arrested for listening to the voicemails of members of the royal household. years later, the guardian revealed that hundreds of other people had been hacked. we published a whole series of stories over a two—year period, which then came to a head injuly 2011, when we ran this story about how the news of the world had hacked into the voice mail of the missing schoolgirl, milly dowler. that finally pushed the whole thing over the edge. rupert murdoch, who runs britain's biggest media company, appeared before mps to answer questions about the phone hacking scandal. i would just like to say one sentence. | this is the most - humble day of my life. thank you. the resulting scandal caused the news of the world to close down. i feel so appalled - by what has happe

mean while the daily mail boris i can reveal the secret message of the barbie movie also unseen royale queen and time to get off the fence over ulez keir told keir starmer faced fresh calls tonight for him to try to delay the expansion of london's clean air zone. senior tories said he should get off the fence and force the capital's mayor, sadiq khan, to protect motorists set to the ulez levy. well to pay the ulez levy. well you're not in that same position yourself, mark. >> well, i am, but i'm going to come in on i'm slightly torn . come in on i'm slightly torn. >> i'm 50 over 50, but i'm 51% against it because i think it impacts working people who on low income and we'll discuss the ramifications of that very, very shortly. >> they've got lungs, they breathe in the same polluted air. you know, polluted out there. it is polluting . it is there. it is polluting. it is polluted, is polluted . polluted, is polluted. >> well, i mean, london's and our great cities, the air is cleaner probably than it has beenin cleaner probably than it has been in the last couple of decades. there's pock

mean while the daily mail boris i can reveal the secret message of the barbie movie also unseen royale queen and time to get off the fence over ulez keir told keir starmer faced fresh calls tonight for him to try to delay the expansion of london's clean air zone. senior tories said he should get off the fence and force the capital's mayor, sadiq khan, to protect motorists set to the ulez levy. well to pay the ulez levy. well you're not in that same position yourself, mark. >> well, i am, but i'm going to come in on i'm slightly torn . come in on i'm slightly torn. >> i'm 50 over 50, but i'm 51% against it because i think it impacts working people who on low income and we'll discuss the ramifications of that very, very shortly. >> they've got lungs, they breathe in the same polluted air. you know, polluted out there. it is polluting . it is there. it is polluting. it is polluted, is polluted . polluted, is polluted. >> well, i mean, london's and our great cities, the air is cleaner probably than it has beenin cleaner probably than it has been in the last couple of decades. there's pock

number of pro—monarchy support for the monarchy right up and down this royal mile as far superior certainly at some points in the mailones clicking away up in the air. but hopefully everybody caught sight of the cars as they drove up. they certainly heard the bagpipes and hopefully this will be a really lovely memory for a lot of people to take back to wherever they came from. we certainly heard lots of accents here today, lots of scots as well. and really jovial well. and really a jovial atmosphere. certainly as far atmosphere. and certainly as far as i'm aware and please don't quote me on this, but i don't think there is any any real violence or any any any nastiness . let's call it over at nastiness. let's call it over at the protest there. everything seems to be loud , but very, very civil. >> we could just see the saltire flying there behind you with that gentleman holding the flag. i mean, as well as the question of the monarchists, i mean, are there scottish independence supporters ? i don't know whether supporters? i don't know whether you can get to him. i think he was just over your right shoulder there wit

mail has exposed the lefty lawyers who are enabling and exacerbating the channel migrant crisis . this exacerbating the channel migrant crisis. this comes just days after the illegal migration bill reached royalssent. and yet the democratic will of the british people, executed by his majesty's government continues to be obstructed through the abuse of the rule of law. the prime minister has condemned the dodgy dealers but was met with a barrage of abuse from the bar council. corporate culture and diversity equity and inclusion shows true colours of its sinister underbelly. it was so—called inclusive policies spearhead , aided by dame alison spearhead, aided by dame alison rose that led to the debunking of nigel farage and indeed the inclusive policies of unilever that have served to benefit the russian army as its staff are set to be conscripted unopposed, even purcell won't wash this stain away . and has the stain away. and has the conservative government learned the lessons of the uxbridge by—election that the electorate is firmly sceptic of costly net zero policies? the signs are there and the sands seem to be slowly shifting. as michael gove has indicated , a review of heat has indicated,

mail has exposed the lefty lawyers who are enabling and exacerbating the channel migrant crisis . this exacerbating the channel migrant crisis. this comes just days after the illegal migration bill reached royalhe british people, executed by his majesty's government continues to be obstructed through the abuse of the rule of law. the prime minister has condemned the dodgy dealers but was met with a barrage of abuse from the bar council. corporate culture and diversity equity and inclusion shows true colours of its sinister underbelly. it was so—called inclusive policies spearhead , aided by dame alison spearhead, aided by dame alison rose that led to the debunking of nigel farage and indeed the inclusive policies of unilever that have served to benefit the russian army as its staff are set to be conscripted unopposed, even purcell won't wash this stain away . and has the stain away. and has the conservative government learned the lessons of the uxbridge by—election that the electorate

royal tradition? diana gbnews.com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. but debate this now, i'm joined by the editor at large at the mail sunday, the newspaper that broke that story, charlotte griffiths, former ukip leader henry leader and army captain henry bolton and the environmentalist stanley so charlotte stanley johnson. so charlotte griffiths, this was a fascinating story. this is obviously part of the modernisation plan that william wants to bring to the family. do you think he was also acknowledging the fact that maybe he knows his son might not want to go down that path ? yeah maybe. >> maybe william knows george's personality already. i mean, of course he does. he's his father. we don't know george's personality yet, and it might change between now and when he's older. why? why should he do older. but why? why should he do this ? this military service? this? this military service? what if it doesn't suit his personality? like it didn't with prince already prince edward? he's already famous. you know, from birth for the rest of his life, against his will, potentially, maybe he'll love being famous. maybe he'll

royal tradition? diana gbnews.com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. but debate this now, i'm joined by the editor at large at the mailsunday, the newspaper that broke that story, charlotte griffiths, former ukip leader henry leader and army captain henry bolton and the environmentalist stanley johnson. charlotte stanley johnson. so charlotte griffiths, was griffiths, this was a fascinating story. this is obviously part of the modernisation plan that william wants to bring to the family. do you think he was also acknowledging the fact that maybe he knows his son might not want to down that path ? yeah maybe. >> maybe william knows george's personality already. i mean, of course he does. he's his father. we don't know george's personality yet, and it might change between now and when he's older. why? why should he do older. but why? why should he do this ? this military service? this? this military service? what if it doesn't suit his personality? like it didn't with prince he's already prince edward? he's already famous. you know, from birth for the rest of his life, against his will, potentially, maybe he'll love bei

that once she sort of milked connections milked his royal connections for all she'd to all it's worth, she'd want to move on. but in today's daily mail he's nowing— people in that way. so he's havinglbaptism - people in that way. so he's having baptism of fire now. having a baptism of fire now. i onowgno— having a baptism of fire now. i onowgio one— having a baptism of fire now. i thought the trevor— having a baptism of fire now. i thought the trevor phillips interview was interesting earlier this week where he sort of meghan really of said meghan didn't really know like to be know what it was like to be black. learned to be black black. she learned to be black when she was a member of the royal family. so i read a little bit more and he said, really? again, they played it wrong. uk has uniquely mixed has the largest uniquely mixed race anywhere the race population anywhere in the world, came about through world, and it came about through romance than coercion. romance rather than coercion. and they could have been the standard bearer for that. and they didn't. what did you think to what trevor phillips said there? on two things do a

daily mail as the two time champion makes light work of fellow brit ryan peniston express opens with just straight says fed. as roger federer gives andy murray a royald he's royal seal of approval. and he's with the princess of wales . you with the princess of wales. you poke the bear, says the mirror. jonny bairstow fired up and looking for revenge against the australians. and you were mentioning this yesterday, paul you think that may be. well, it has to be the only reaction, hasn't it? >> yeah, absolutely. yeah this is the way england are going to look at it and think, well with what happened with the jonny bairstow stumping and the international incident that just turned into into since then is go out there and let's just play against him and let's try and beat them. and i mean getting to prayers in australia itself is the forensic analysis. >> it is forward by british television. yeah as reflected as we're going to see now by australia television , it all australia television, it all centres on that controversy . centres on that controversy. >> partial dismissal. yes here it is. here. jonny bairstow being dismissed by australia's alex carey. it