so you do sadiq khan's do what? me? sadiq khan's ideological vision of london is.o buy a car. how come you can't afford to pay taxes because a congestion charge costs more tromping around in london costs more if you live or out london. you live or out of london. buying a car, i'm afraid it's starts off grandiose if you ask anybody lives beyond zone free what like go across that what it's like go across that border i know start telling you nightmares. but here's the important thing. it will deliver nothing . his important thing. it will deliver nothing. his own important thing. it will deliver nothing . his own report uses nothing. his own report uses a word . and if he really wanted to word. and if he really wanted to help people travel around london. he'd do as khan says he'd reduce peak. he would use transport costs, hasn't. transport costs, but he hasn't. he's about to spend £200 million. oh cameras that will go out of date . he's got about to out of date. he's got about to spend £110 million on a scrappage which sounds scrappage scheme, which sounds until find

so you do sadiq khan's do what? me? sadiq khan's ideological vision of london is.o buy a car. how come you can't afford to pay taxes because a congestion charge costs more tromping around in london costs more if you live or out london. you live or out of london. buying a car, i'm afraid it's starts off grandiose if you ask anybody lives beyond zone free what like go across that what it's like go across that border i know start telling you nightmares. but here's the important thing. it will deliver nothing . his important thing. it will deliver nothing. his own important thing. it will deliver nothing . his own report uses nothing. his own report uses a word . and if he really wanted to word. and if he really wanted to help people travel around london. he'd do as khan says he'd reduce peak. he would use transport costs, hasn't. transport costs, but he hasn't. he's about to spend £200 million. oh cameras that will go out of date . he's got about to out of date. he's got about to spend £110 million on a scrappage which sounds scrappage scheme, which sounds until find

khanisit yourselves cut to ceo of sadiq khan is it is new is it sadiq khan is it is new is it sadiqpredate him that charity is we're having to are having to pay to operate within the city of london i listen i'm not the person to ask about that. i live in the north—east of england. i paid the ulez charge when i come into london, which is very frequently i absolutely think it's not right that a charity should have to pay it. however, think to pay it. however, i think there are forces play there are bigger forces play than khan himself. than sadiq khan himself. obviously global obviously this is the global effort to tackle climate crisis. so for my part, i think he's it to meet our paris agreement targets. he's doing it to meet the un's sustainable development . he's doing it to try and bring us into line what many, many countries around globally are doing. but when it comes to charities actually trying to pick up the pieces of a society that's clearly broken , neil, that's clearly broken, neil, when we have over a fifth of the population living in poverty already before this crisis is

khanisit yourselves cut to ceo of sadiq khan is it is new is it sadiq khan is it is new is it sadiqpredate him that charity is we're having to are having to pay to operate within the city of london i listen i'm not the person to ask about that. i live in the north—east of england. i paid the ulez charge when i come into london, which is very frequently i absolutely think it's not right that a charity should have to pay it. however, think to pay it. however, i think there are forces play there are bigger forces play than khan himself. than sadiq khan himself. obviously global obviously this is the global effort to tackle climate crisis. so for my part, i think he's it to meet our paris agreement targets. he's doing it to meet the un's sustainable development . he's doing it to try and bring us into line what many, many countries around globally are doing. but when it comes to charities actually trying to pick up the pieces of a society that's clearly broken , neil, that's clearly broken, neil, when we have over a fifth of the population living in poverty already before this crisis is

london mayor sadiq khan , time.he findings of sir tom windsor's report in. the former met police commissioner cressida. dame dame cressida dick's exit now the report found the city can't not follow due process so disputed the report at london assembly police and crime committee after it claimed that it was biased . a it claimed that it was biased. a windsor court has comment absurd . so on today's friday focus, i'm asking is further devolution of really the way forward. of power really the way forward. is jeremy hunt a nightmare? sorry couldn't help that. right. sorry couldn't help that. right. so i gb news political reporter olivia utley was in earlier today looking at the reaction, the further devolution plans plans for devolution and in counties like suffolk and norfolk have been in the works for while now. but they've been strenuous opposition from local leaders in these areas who are worried about their own powers being diluted. so what's now is the government in westminster has come up with a compromise with ,

you would get a whole snaking line or less so sadiq khan , you know, or less so sadiq khan, you know,een for a school parties and i think it was of used to be quite empty but you give him questions you scrutinise him, but and where where i found it was personal purely personally interesting and useful was . he also get to and useful was. he also get to scrutinise, for example the chief commissioner of the met . chief commissioner of the met. so in my case that was bernard hogan and then chris take out should be off the top. yeah and so you i was on the police and crime committee there's a glorified talking shop with a expensive new building. you know i tell you, we've just been seeing actually on the news these select committees in parliament, you know, it is like a very luxurious select committee . that's how i put . it committee. that's how i put. it sounds like a very good job. well i mean, frankly, i would say sort of endlessly frustrating, one, because there's no power you're scrutinising . yeah, there's no scrutinising. yeah, there's no power. no power. scrutinising. yeah, there

you would get a whole snaking line or less so sadiq khan , you know, or less so sadiq khan, you know,een for a school parties and i think it was of used to be quite empty but you give him questions you scrutinise him, but and where where i found it was personal purely personally interesting and useful was . he also get to and useful was. he also get to scrutinise, for example the chief commissioner of the met . chief commissioner of the met. so in my case that was bernard hogan and then chris take out should be off the top. yeah and so you i was on the police and crime committee there's a glorified talking shop with a expensive new building. you know i tell you, we've just been seeing actually on the news these select committees in parliament, you know, it is like a very luxurious select committee . that's how i put . it committee. that's how i put. it sounds like a very good job. well i mean, frankly, i would say sort of endlessly frustrating, one, because there's no power you're scrutinising . yeah, there's no scrutinising. yeah, there's no power. no power. scrutinising. yeah, there

london mayor sadiq this morning.diq khan has announced that london's ultra low emission zone will be expanded across london . and expanded across london. and thirdly, and other transport. the government could be set to relax airport security restrictions on liquids and with the potential introduction of new high tech scanners in 24. well, joining me now to discuss of those things is simon calder, the travel editor of the independent. let's start the strikes, which are still with us. well, they are. and in fact, there will be an impact from this evening tomorrow. it's the time, the turn of the drivers, the train belonging to the aslaug . they are striking for 11 aslaug. they are striking for 11 train operate in companies including some of the really big long distance services that 70 west coast and gw are great western cross country , east western cross country, east midlands and transpennine express as well as some regional operators. they include chiltern, greater anglia and southeastern and northern. so massive dis

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, says he's expanding the capital's low emissions vehicles zone, the ulezoad will be liable for the £12.50 daily charge. after public consultation, it was found a majority of people, opposed the expansion. teachers in scotland will strike for another 16 days, in their dispute over pay. the largest teaching union, the eis says the consecutive days of action across country, will take place injanuary and february next year. strike action yesterday, closed nearly every primary and secondary school in scotland, and many council nurseries. 0rganisations working to help victims of stalking have begun what's called a "super complaint" againt the police in england and wales, accusing them of not doing enough to investigate potential crimes. the home office says it takes stalking extremely seriously, but a decade after it was made a specific criminal offence, people living in fear of their stalkers, say more needs to be done. anjana gadgil has that story. it's a constant dread that you're going to be attacked, or he's going to find you. and he's either going to rape

absolutely sadiq states. absolutely insane.han and called khan has come out and called trump far right politician. trump a far right politician. incredibly insulting to america's americans america's 75 million americans voted absolutely voted for him. absolutely disgust also disgust thing. and he's also said banned from said he should be banned from social did that social media and did that classic thing. khan, he said free. his freedom of speech is vital then the but is my vital but and then the but is my enemies be censored and enemies should be censored and crushed don't know crushed. absolutely i don't know how is still. it's a how this guy is still. it's a great, great day. trump is back. thank you. there's a great i mean, it's an outrageous tweet from but now from konstantin kissin, but now that cancelled myself, i'll that i've cancelled myself, i'll just i'll read paul and. just i'll read it out. paul and. comedian said, comedian konstantin kissin said, shut up, you tyrannical dwarf , shut up, you tyrannical dwarf, and g

absolutely sadiq states. absolutely insane.han and called khan has come out and called trump far right politician. trump a far right politician. incredibly insulting to america's americans america's 75 million americans voted absolutely voted for him. absolutely disgust also disgust thing. and he's also said banned from said he should be banned from social did that social media and did that classic thing. khan, he said free. his freedom of speech is vital then the but is my vital but and then the but is my enemies be censored and enemies should be censored and crushed don't know crushed. absolutely i don't know how is still. it's a how this guy is still. it's a great, great day. trump is back. thank you. there's a great i mean, it's an outrageous tweet from but now from konstantin kissin, but now that cancelled myself, i'll that i've cancelled myself, i'll just i'll read paul and. just i'll read it out. paul and. comedian said, comedian konstantin kissin said, shut up, you tyrannical dwarf , shut up, you tyrannical dwarf, and g

the mayor of london sadiq khan has called for an urgent review and treatment of asylum seekers afterrtedly left stranded in east london this week. this as police are investigating two incidents of sexual assault at the london hotel used to house migrants. charities have been warningch dire conditions in overcrowded immigration center in kent. disease outbreaks and zoo-like conditions are among what is being reported there. the newly appointed home secretary has told the house of commons that 40,000 people have tried to cross into united kingdom by boats this year. she characterized this as an invasion on our southern coast, an instant backlash. al midmounting pressure, the secretary visited the center on thursday by health to speak to spoils and survey the conditions. she's singled out albanians which are responsible for a third of the crossing. and towards migration saying that albanians are being used as a scapegoat. with the number of people trying to get into the united kingdom by the coast increasing and an immigration system at breaking point the humanitarian and political issu

the mayor, sadiq khan, has also revealed the average rental price in london is now more than £2300 a aimed at protecting vulnerable residents, including children, from gambling. the policy will include curbing opening hours on new premises. the council says it will balance supporting venues, like casinos and betting shops, with helping to reduce the risk of harm. fast—food chain kfc has pledged that in the next eight years, a third of all its new staff will be young people who have faced barriers to employment. there are more than 145 kfcs in london. its boss says the chain wants to help improve social mobility by giving disadvantaged young people more opportunities to work, build skills and confidence, and become managers. let's take a look at the tubes now. iam not i am not sure if the board is running. but i can tell you. there are some minor delays on the dlr but looking good on all the other lines. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. dry conditions, overcast skies. fog developing. cloudy in the afternoon but towards the evening, brighter breaks will develop. the maximum temp

thousands of drivers in london will have to pay to use the roads after the mayor, sadiq khan, announceds transport correspondent tom edwards. from next august, the ultra low emission zone will get much bigger. it will cover the whole of london. what that broadly means is if you have a petrol car and it was built before 2006, or a diesel and it was built before 2016, you are going to have to pay £12 50 a day to drive in the zone. it's going to affect 200,000 vehicles or so that currently are non compliant. now, there has been more mitigation introduced this time. the scrappage scheme for lower income londoners, that is doubled to £110 million. it will also include things like travel cards, and disabled drivers will also have a grace period until 2027. and they say they're going to improve the bus network in outer london. now, in the consultation, 60% of people say they oppose this expansion and there will be opposition. the conservatives on the assembly and the federation of small businesses, they say that they should have been delayed. and they say they're going to improve the bus howev

we'll have a mayor debate about sadiq khan. the latest penguin submission.trends with former boxing promoter kellie maloney . boxing promoter kellie maloney. in typical fashion. i want to hear from you . get in touch. hear from you. get in touch. email me . gb news at gb news or email me. gb news at gb news or tweet me at. lots of fox. the more you disagree with me, the better. first, there's the news with bethany ellzey . lawrence. with bethany ellzey. lawrence. thank you. i am bethany. i'll bnng thank you. i am bethany. i'll bring you up to date from the gb news three. the prime minister has said has enormous respect for nurses but their pay demands of 90% are simply unaffordable . of 90% are simply unaffordable. all staff in england, wales , all staff in england, wales, northern ireland will walk out for two days on the 15th and 20th of december in their first national strike in over century. the royal college of nursing has accused the government of rejecting formal talks as an alternative to industrial . but alternative to industrial. but the prime mini

are so great know they just they have a bad law you know there's so many closed roads and all this sadiqt me because he's also closed half the streets in covent garden for no reason. it's most important . no reason. it's most important. centre covent garden . they come centre covent garden. they come from all over the world and they call the cops can't even pick up from the hotels or anything. so i don't none of it makes sense. we won't go down that way. but this thing took and it took off in the most extraordinary way. and in 1982, on the london exchange, you caused a complete sensation . and it seems hard to sensation. and it seems hard to believe that it's only 40 years ago, but you were the first woman and there you are standing. and my father standing just to the of you with the dark suit on. and my father sort of took you around the stock exchange that day and introduced you to i mean, even having a on the stock exchange , because the stock exchange, because there very many work there weren't very many work down there. but ultimately were the first woman to a company pubuc the firs

we've seen this over and over again sadiq khan is go to think to dismiss a political opponent is i'mnot talking to them they're they're a far right extremist and it's an absolute nonsense right nonsense they're not a far right extremist not historical standards . well so it's exactly standards. well so it's exactly what must quit, isn't it? what they must quit, isn't it? exactly. yeah. so it's a way to dehumanise people , so to then dehumanise people, so to then legitimise attacks against them, which is what a which ironically is what a fascist do and then entrench that a book. it's that in the form of a book. it's an straight out of the an absolute straight out of the monopoly playbook. part three is in bag in final section in the bag in the final section we've links. a and we've got protected links. a and cheese court case and find out why. if you're cabin crew going to need one of these they get . welcome back to the final part of headliners. let's kick off with wednesday his daily mail. diane, in the wake of woeful showing against england, this just what the welsh need to restore

we've seen this over and over again sadiq khan is go to think to dismiss a political opponent is i'mnot talking to them they're they're a far right extremist and it's an absolute nonsense right nonsense they're not a far right extremist not historical standards . well so it's exactly standards. well so it's exactly what must quit, isn't it? what they must quit, isn't it? exactly. yeah. so it's a way to dehumanise people , so to then dehumanise people, so to then legitimise attacks against them, which ironically what which ironically is what a fascist do and then entrench that a book. it's that in the form of a book. it's an straight out of the an absolute straight out of the monopoly playbook. part three is in bag in final section in the bag in the final section we've links. a and we've got protected links. a and cheese court case and find out why. if you're cabin crew going to need one of these they get . welcome back to the final part of headliners. let's kick off with wednesday his daily mail. diane, in the wake of woeful showing against england, this just what the welsh need to r

we'll have a mayor debate about sadiq khan. the latest penguin submission.romoter kellie maloney . boxing promoter kellie maloney. in typical fashion. i want to hear from you . get in touch. hear from you. get in touch. email

are so great know they just they have a bad law you know there's so many closed roads and all this sadiqt me because he's also closed half the streets in covent garden for no reason. it's most important . no reason. it's most important. centre covent garden . they come centre covent garden. they come from all over the world and they call the cops can't even pick up from the hotels or anything. so i don't none of it makes sense. we won't go down that way. but this thing took and it took off in the most extraordinary way. and in 1982, on the london exchange, you caused a complete sensation . and it seems hard to sensation. and it seems hard to believe that it's only 40 years ago, but you were the first woman and there you are standing. and my father standing just to the of you with the dark suit on. and my father sort of took you around the stock exchange that day and introduced you to i mean, even having a on the stock exchange , because the stock exchange, because there very many work there weren't very many work down there. but ultimately were the first woman to a company pubuc the firs

sadiq says he wasn't part of this decision. it was taken by tfl.unish london as a whole . yeah, definitely. and whole. yeah, definitely. and sadly, this is all about money, isn't it ? and isn't it? is very isn't it? and isn't it? is very sad. and i'm sorry me this shows the very ugly of the beautiful game and not watching the world cup. no, i'm admit i'm not. and it was incredibly hard night because the husband who i can't stop watching it, to be fair, had it on in the corner of the room. and i was of like room. and i was sort of like studious, working on my computer. could hear computer. and i could hear swearing asleep . it swearing and falling asleep. it wasn't exciting. thankfully wasn't very exciting. thankfully but yeah. so it's an interesting debate. but as i said is basically blood money. we're talking about here is. right. well this is nothing without you your views so let's welcome some of our great british now this is your opinion as they should be on the show and tell us what you really think about the topics we're discussing today. i'm

things very disturbing things reference child so they've been forced to apologise union jack has a sadiq're all driverless these are all this is a new low he proposed a bus cuts he the women to thank him for that he is a new disingenuous at amy nicole you sort of away from it fifa yeah you gave the game away showing their regard for the lgbt rights human rights by banning one love ban. i was well i mean i don't think sean should get it so i'm going to go with sean at city con is today's you jackass because sean has a very good point and my goodness our capital city would be at a much place if sean bailey was currently mayor of london . sean currently mayor of london. sean bailey, dominique , amy cow, my bailey, dominique, amy cow, my superstar panel, thank you so much and thank you for company tonight. i'll be back monday from 9 pm. until 11 pm. next up, though is headliners. i know i've got a very show plans have an amazing weekend. i'll see you monday night. good night. hello welcome back to watching gb news. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories. gb news. i'm bethany elsey with your

things very disturbing things reference child so they've been forced to apologise union jack has a sadiq're all driverless these are all this is a new low he proposed a bus cuts he the women to thank him for that he is a new disingenuous at amy nicole you sort of away from it fifa yeah you gave the game away showing their regard for the lgbt rights human rights by banning one love ban. i was well i mean i don't think sean should get it so i'm going to go with sean at city con is today's you jackass because sean has a very good point and my goodness our capital city would be at a much place if sean bailey was currently mayor of london . sean currently mayor of london. sean bailey, dominique , amy cow, my bailey, dominique, amy cow, my superstar panel, thank you so much and thank you for company tonight. i'll be back monday from 9 pm. until 11 pm. next up, though is headliners. i know i've got a very show plans have an amazing weekend. i'll see you monday night. good night. hello welcome back to watching gb news. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories. gb news. i'm bethany elsey with your

sadiq well, i would be saying to the prime minister, light the with minister, in light of the with theold it's in crisis, but this year we certainly face some really big challenges and care sector. i'm with he now apology guys compensate and reinstate the care workers whilst he's posturing on how terrible china is . why did his government try is. why did his government try and have a mandate imposed on people that worked for year on the frontline in the most difficult of circumstances and then we lost over 40,000 very experienced care workers. now we have a gap of 150,000, which is impacting directly nhs beds, over 13,000 of them. will he now apologise, compensate and reinstate the care workers? vaccine mandate for the vaccine mandate that was imposed and choose rather than talk about people that are avoiding freedom elsewhere in suppressing it . elsewhere in suppressing it. address the issue here. demonstrate through actions, not words how even when you've done things that are wrong, you can resolve them . surely what should resolve them. surely what should happenin resolve them. sure

well, i'm in conflict with sadiq khan on this one because a lot of our is actually in their consultationissions are to expand to outside greater london . we expand to outside greater london. we took part and they didn't like because we i was just asking it for a democratic process for our supporters to the expansion . i supporters to the expansion. i understand that one day he's saying that paul was a great and they're right if i agree with him if i don't agree with him , him if i don't agree with him, then the powers are definitely worry about how it. i'm terribly sorry. i'm to have to you sorry. i'm going to have to you off mid—flight but i'm sure he will return another will return to this another time. go to the break that time. ito go to the break that of cox, of course was howard cox, fantastic campaigner founder fantastic campaigner and founder fairfield watching fairfield uk. you're watching real britain with me, emily . real britain with me, emily. more after the break break . welcome to real britain with me, emily carver on your tv, radio and now coming up this hour , and now co

now, sadiq khan came out, joe, and said, this is disgusting.at do you think ? mouth piece. what do you think? should he be there or not? yeah i think he should be there. i think we have a choice whether you want to be . no, look at it. you want to be. no, look at it. and react to it . and i used to and react to it. and i used to quite enjoy trump's crazy tweet . yeah, i used to think they were hysterical . they had some were hysterical. they had some nerve . just i were hysterical. they had some nerve .just i mean, i found it nerve. just i mean, i found it entertaining. yeah. and i suppose that's . but, you know, suppose that's. but, you know, it does harm people . some people it does harm people. some people get really badly affected by what they read about themselves on twitter. yeah. and you know, as you said, they hide behind an anybody who's way for anybody's in the public eye on twitter, you have to have quite a thick skin. liam me anyway, don't you tweet and engage in that. but is it a triumph for free speech with trump being back? i thi