remember that sadiq khan is the police and crime commissioner for london . under his watch, for london. and under his watch, we've seen increase in violence against the person by about 11. we've seen an increase in sexual . and we've seen an increase in muggings as . well, since he came muggings as. well, since he came to office in 2017. it's like he's been asleep on the job that he's been asleep on the job that he hasn't paid attention to policing and he's it very difficult to motivate police largely because he implies that every police officer is racist or misogynist. and what he should be doing is actually supporting the police and, improving the respect londoners have for those authority. now, what if we talk to london, labour politicians , they blame labour politicians, they blame the conservative national governments whenever we talk to london conservative politicians they blame the labour mayor. how do we know who to trust her? well, you just have to look at history, if you look at the maximum number of police officers, we had was under the previous m

but let's be clear, sadiq khan cares about sadiq khan, number one.reason is saying this is really tested it in london feels like it go down what and what's make the election about anything it's actually records had these it to make the election all about brexit have destroyed brexit when you have destroyed the greatest city in the world. but one final word final word just just if you have any questions about whether is working, just remember this ff s farming, fishing businesses. look at the impact it had on and it's no coincidence that it is f f s, isn't it? i mean, sean bailey, let's assume i save this stuff out of the night with me all night. coming up, those should income tax fifties be axed in a bid to coax early retirees back to work? we tackle this ambiguity the this ambiguity style with the former minister former tory minister ann widdecombe. but first, after it's found riddled with it's found to be riddled with inaccuracies, spare be inaccuracies, could spare be considered a work of fact or fiction. diana's friend david emanuel, former aide

but let's be clear, sadiq khan cares about sadiq khan, number one.reason is saying this is really tested it in london feels like it go down what and what's make the election about anything it's actually records had these it to make the election all about brexit have destroyed brexit when you have destroyed the greatest city in the world. but one final word final word just just if you have any questions about whether is working, just remember this ff s farming, fishing businesses. look at the impact it had on and it's no coincidence that it is f f s, isn't it? i mean, sean bailey, let's assume i save this stuff out of the night with me all night. coming up, those should income tax fifties be axed in a bid to coax early retirees back to work? we tackle this ambiguity the this ambiguity style with the former minister former tory minister ann widdecombe. but first, after it's found riddled with it's found to be riddled with inaccuracies, spare be inaccuracies, could spare be considered a work of fact or fiction. diana's friend david emanuel, former aide

well recently been alleged that sadiq khan turpin sadiq turpin sadiq khan manipulated public to consultationn it came to the expansion his infamous ulez expansion . in 59% infamous ulez expansion. in 59% of respondents in the consultation process oppose the expansion . khan gave the green expansion. khan gave the green light anyway . he always does, light anyway. he always does, doesn't he? which you might think is bad enough, but it turns more than 5000 votes to exclude it from the process that fings exclude it from the process that rings bell. if they hadn't, if rings a bell. if they hadn't, if they had been included. the total opposition have total opposition would have amounted 60% of amounted to over 60% of respondents. low traffic have begun to take effect. all this country, not just london , country, not just london, everywhere from land's insane to john o'groats, many have argued this would be better for the environment for reducing pollution and for less congested cities. fair enough cities. well, yeah, fair enough . but let's have the debate instead. so me now senior lecturer, susta

well recently been alleged that sadiq khan turpin sadiq turpin sadiq khan manipulated public to consultationn it came to the expansion his infamous ulez expansion . in 59% infamous ulez expansion. in 59% of respondents in the consultation process oppose the expansion . khan gave the green expansion. khan gave the green light anyway . he always does, light anyway. he always does, doesn't he? which you might think is bad enough, but it turns more than 5000 votes to exclude it from the process that fings exclude it from the process that rings bell. if they hadn't, if rings a bell. if they hadn't, if they had been included. the total opposition have total opposition would have amounted 60% of amounted to over 60% of respondents. low traffic have begun to take effect. all this country, not just london , country, not just london, everywhere from land's insane to john o'groats, many have argued this would be better for the environment for reducing pollution and for less congested cities. fair enough cities. well, yeah, fair enough . but let's have the debate instead. so me now senior lecturer, susta

well turn now this morning to allegations that have emerged claiming the mayor of london , sadiq khanyor of london, sadiq khan, made false state demands to the london assembly , now dubbed the london assembly, now dubbed the ulez . these claims suggest that ulez. these claims suggest that the mayor's office intervenes in the mayor's office intervenes in the ultra low emission zone consultation process after having received the results in advance skewing those results and reducing the percentage oppose to the controversial expansion of the zone. well gb news has reached out to the mayor's office for comment, and they have said this, that the real scandal is that toxic air leads to the death of thousands of londoners every year, which is why the mayor took the difficult decision to expand the ulez london wide . the man made ulez london wide. the man made the decision after considering tfl's full final report on the consultation responses. the consultation responses. the consultation was not a referendum, however , tfl made referendum, however, tfl made a number of modified to the scheme

so, of course, sadiq khan maybe not original he's certainly today's union jack.k you so fantastic. alison, thank you so a brilliant superstar panel. but i'm back again tomorrow nights , i'm back again tomorrow nights, 9 pm. i'll see you there. next up, it's headline is goodnight. hello there. in just a moment on gb news is headliners. but first, let's bring you the latest news headlines and the top story tonight, the prime minister asked an independent ethics adviser to investigate the tory party chair's tax affairs, nadhim zahawi welcomed the investigation, saying confident he acted properly throughout the former chancellor admitted though he paid a penalty hmrc following an over shares in the polling yougov which he co founded. he hasn't disclosed the size of the settlement, which is believed to be almost £5 million. and the bbc's richard sharp says he welcome a review into how he got his job by the commissioner of pubuc his job by the commissioner of public appointments. that's after mr. sharp asked for

so, of course, sadiq khan maybe not original he's certainly today's union jack.k you so fantastic. alison, thank you so a brilliant superstar panel. but i'm back again tomorrow nights , i'm back again tomorrow nights, 9 pm. i'll see you there. next up, it's headline is goodnight. hello there. in just a moment on gb news is headliners. but first, let's bring you the latest news headlines and the top story tonight, the prime minister asked an independent ethics adviser to investigate the tory party chair's tax affairs, nadhim zahawi welcomed the investigation, saying confident he acted properly throughout the former chancellor admitted though he paid a penalty hmrc following an over shares in the polling yougov which he co founded. he hasn't disclosed the size of the settlement, which is believed to be almost £5 million. and the bbc's richard sharp says he

is it anything sadiq to be anything for sadiq khan to be talking at all?lking about at all? but b, i do think there's probably quite a people who did vote for a few people who did vote for brexit on the understanding that know deals be know the trade deals would? be yeah, well i, i don't yeah, but yeah well i, i don't think that he's calling for brexit reversed at all. brexit to be reversed at all. what let's open what he's saying, let's be open about he's in that all about it. and he's in that all the political parties, including the political parties, including the tories, is an incredibly toxic issue. they're not toxic issue. still, they're not about it. there is a problem. i'm not calling us to go back in, even though i'm a big, you know, not a fan of brexit at. all but point is we have to all but the point is we have to acknowledge that these the raising trade barriers raising of these trade barriers is for companies is causing problem for companies for economy has suffered so for our economy has suffered so do need to start discussing so we can find

is it anything sadiq to be anything for sadiq khan to be talking at all?king about at all? but b, i do think there's probably quite a people who did vote for a few people who did vote for brexit on the understanding that know deals be know the trade deals would? be yeah, well i, i don't yeah, but yeah well i, i don't think that he's calling for brexit reversed at all. brexit to be reversed at all. what let's open what he's saying, let's be open about he's in that all about it. and he's in that all the political parties, including the political parties, including the tories, is an incredibly toxic issue. they're not toxic issue. still, they're not about it. there is a problem. i'm not calling us to go back in, even though i'm a big, you know, not a fan of brexit at. all but point is we have to all but the point is we have to acknowledge that these the raising trade barriers raising of these trade barriers is for companies is causing problem for companies for economy has suffered so for our economy has suffered so do need to start discussing so we can find s

sadiq khan is central london. sadiq khan is about to introduce this new charge.bury. if you go outside 50 minute neighbourhood, you'll have to do it more than 100 times a year. you'll to pay a penalty. you know, the on the motorist you know, it's never been at a higher pitch. and then you hear this quite kind of symbol of freedom . why are we symbol of freedom. why are we persecuting for wanting the independence and freedom of having their own motorcars ? we having their own motorcars? we were hit. we are a majority why are we so put upon? why are we so victimised? who's going to speak lawrence for the motorist. he spoke for toby defend this poor man he but this bike superman his bike superman there's lots of things going here let's address each problem and solve toby's problem. i would say that the biggest victims here are the people who are unfortunately killed by cars. now if we look globally, that's about 1.35 million people every year who are killed in the uk. that translates to one death every 16 minutes. so is a problem. when i say death, i mean death or s

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has said carrick should lose his £22,000 a year police pension — a callome office support — but it is the loss of trust in policing that will exercise politicians far more. mark easton, bbc news. now on bbc news, extreme conservation: the maldives. i'm michaela strachan, a wildlife presenter with a passion for conservation. for the past 35 years, my work has taken me all over the world. and in that time, i've seen huge changes, many due to climate change. in extreme conservation, we travel to different countries, meeting inspirational people... hello! ..with new ideas. this time, i'm in the maldives. this seems like paradise but behind all the beauty and the luxury lodges lies a very real and looming threat, and that's climate change, which is literally washing these stunning coral islands off the map. as soon as they realise i'm from the maldives, they're like, "oh, when is it sinking? "i got to get there before it sinks." the maldives needs solutions, and it needs them fast. our islands are eroding at an alarming rate. we depend solely on our coral reef

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, described the shooting is deeply distressing.emned the attack and says his thoughts are with the victims. —— cockburn and st pancras. police responded to reports shots have been fired from a moving vehicle which was then driven away. london ambulance service and the air ambulance were also called to the scene. there is a significant police presence here tonight and an investigation is still under way and police are impaling for any information. —— appealing for any information. staying here in the uk, the nurses�* union says it will announce fresh strikes for february, if there's no progress in talks with the government by the end of this month. the royal college of nursing says the strikes would involve twice as many nurses, because they'll include all eligible members in england for the first time. it comes as ministers push for new legislation, requiring minimum levels of service on strike days. police in brazil have arrested the former head of public security, anderson torres, over accusations that he colluded in the storming

any great not give me sadiq khan any nightmares old diesel nightmares with your old diesel evenives even though he obviously drives around and around chauffeur driven and yeah, to those don't you yeah, he goes to those don't you you're allowed of course you're not allowed to of course football that's his right our football that's his right is our dear leader here london and dear leader here in london and the are blacked out so the windows are blacked out so we see of the we can't see all of the stabbings are taking place on his but you know his watch. but you know realistically car realistically your electric car has come quite a bad source . has come quite a bad source. certain elements of it has. has come quite a bad source. certain elements of it has . you certain elements of it has. you know, this is why i don't believe that the greenies and these co2 fanatics actually believe in what they're talking about, because every single alternative that they propose whether it's wind turbines or , whether it's wind turbines or, solar farms or electric cars use more co2 in their produ

any great not give me sadiq khan any nightmares old diesel nightmares with your old diesel evenes even though he obviously drives around and around chauffeur driven and yeah, to those don't you yeah, he goes to those don't you you're allowed of course you're not allowed to of course football that's his right our football that's his right is our dear leader here london and dear leader here in london and the are blacked out so the windows are blacked out so we see of the we can't see all of the stabbings are taking place on his but you know his watch. but you know realistically car realistically your electric car has come quite a bad source . has come quite a bad source. certain elements of it has. has come quite a bad source. certain elements of it has . you certain elements of it has. you know, this is why i don't believe that the greenies and these co2 fanatics actually believe in what they're talking about, because every single alternative that they propose whether it's wind turbines or , whether it's wind turbines or, solar farms or electric cars use more co2 in their product

sadiq khan is central london. sadiq khan is about to introduce this new charge.bury. if you go outside 50 minute neighbourhood, you'll have to do it more than 100 times a year. you'll to pay a penalty. you know, the on the motorist you know, it's never been at a higher pitch. and then you hear this quite kind of symbol of freedom . why are we symbol of freedom. why are we persecuting for wanting the independence and freedom of having their own motorcars ? we having their own motorcars? we were hit. we are a majority why are we so put upon? why are we so victimised? who's going to speak lawrence for the motorist. he spoke for toby defend this poor man he but this bike superman his bike superman there's lots of things going here let's address each problem and solve toby's problem. i would say that the biggest victims here are the people who are unfortunately killed by cars. now if we look globally, that's about 1.35 million people every year who are killed in the uk. that translates to one death every 16 minutes. so is a problem. when i say death, i mean death or s

the mayor of london sadiq khan has said carrick should lose his £22,000 a year police pension, a calllicing that will exercise politicians far more. mark easton, bbc news. one of the ukrainian government's most senior ministers has been killed in a helicopter crash in an eastern suburb of kyiv. president biden said the us would honour the interior minister's memory through its unfailing partnership with the people of ukraine. the country's emergency services say at least 14 people died, including one child, when the aircraft came down near a nursery school in the residential area of brovary. our ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, sent this report from the scene. sobbing. even with the backdrop of war, it's been one of ukraine's bleakest days. in the mist of the morning, a helicopter came down next to a children's nursery. translation: we ran - into the street and turning. there were bodies and debris lying around. there was smoke, blood and clothes, and mothers were running. from the moment the helicopter finally stopped, the a nswers slowly ca me. all nine people on board were

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, described the shooting as "deeply distressing".cras, has condemned the attack and says his thoughts are with the victims. it happened here, outside st aloysius church, just before police responded to reports that shots had been fired from a moving vehicle, which was then driven away. london ambulance service and the air ambulance were also called to the scene. there is a significant police presence here tonight. an investigation is under way and police are appealing for any information. laura trant, bbc news. china has reported 60,000 covid—related deaths in just over a month, the first major death toll released since the country stopped its zero—covid policy. the country has been widely accused of underreporting coronavirus deaths, despite evidence of hospitals and crematoriums being overrun. most of those who died were over 80, with most having underlying conditions. joining me now live from beijing is victor gao, vice president of the center for china and globalization. thank you very much forjoining the go the zero covid policy

he gave a little speech about housing, criticising sadiq khan and all the rest of it .nd tonight, he the rest of it. and tonight, he is the guest of honour at a dinner at the carlton club unveiling a portrait of himself, the carlton club . of course, the carlton club. of course, this sort of tory political thought , i this sort of tory political thought, i wonder, is boris johnson on manoeuvres . well, johnson on manoeuvres. well, we'd all like to know quite what he's up to. there's certainly a number of tory mps who think that he should make a comeback and every body will be watching his speech tonight at the carlton club to see if there's any kind of coded hints that that's what's on his mind . i that's what's on his mind. i don't think there will be . i don't think there will be. i think it'll be a typical funny speech , well—delivered as he as speech, well—delivered as he as he always does, and very entertaining . i doubt he will entertaining. i doubt he will say any say anything about whether or not he's thinking about trying to be prime minister again. and it is r

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, described the shooting as "deeply distressing".r holborn & st pancras, has condemned the attack and says his thoughts are with the victims. police responded to reports that shots had been fired from a moving vehicle, which was then driven away. london ambulance service and the air ambulance were also called to the scene. there is a significant police presence here tonight. an investigation is under way and police are appealing for any information. laura trant, bbc news. police in brazil have arrested the former head of public security, anderson torres, over accusations that he colluded in the storming of government buildings in brasilia last sunday. prosecutors have also accused the former president, jair bolsonaro, of inciting crime by posting a video questioning the legitimacy of last 0ctober�*s presidential election. sofia bettiza has the story. this is the moment when thousands of hard core jair bolsonaro supporters stormed brazil's congress. the supreme court and the presidential palace last week. and this was the man in charg

the lender mayor at sadiq khan has said that he will do what he can to strip carrick of his £22,000 aters and the home secretary are keen for that to happen. there is actually a technical and legal point here which is that of course pensions are made up is that of course pensions are made up both of employer contributions and employee contributions and it will probably be difficult to prevent carrick from having access to the money he paid into his own pension fund. nevertheless, there is, as you say, an attempt to ensure he will not benefit from the police service a pension that he is due. thank you. ukraine's interior minister is one of at least 18 people who've been killed in a helicopter crash in a suburb of kyiv. the helicopter came down next to a nursery and three children are known to have died. others are being treated in hospital. it is believed the crash was an accident, in poor visibility. frank gardner reports. an early morning helicopter crash, and ukraine is left reeling. the aircraft, believed to be a french built super puma, was carrying the interior minister and sever

plus, as failed mayor of london, sadiq khan snare , is it tory sadiq khan snare, is it tory celebritiesc , is ready the legendary comic, is ready and waiting to hit back . and is and waiting to hit back. and is king charles right to ban prince harry from the buckingham palace balcony if he attends the coronation, join down. 9 pm. to 11 pm. on . gb news. hello there 11 pm. on. gb news. hello there . i'm michelle dewberry, keeping you company till 7:00 tonight. alongside me, i've got john mccann of the political strategist and former adviser to tony and henry hill, tony blair and henry hill, a deputy editor of conservative home. your views , your idea has home. your views, your idea has got people talking. i can tell you that, harry and says i am incensed by the suggestions tonight's suggest that all the people who've paid off the mortgage should pay a bedroom tax and rent it out. how dare he. that's what marian . james he. that's what marian. james says i'm upset. he. that's what marian. james says i'm upset . lutely furious says i'm upset. lutely furious about the guest's suggestion. we

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london mayor sadiq khan tonight.n mayor sadiq khan says can't keep quiet about the damage that brexit is doing to the country and that we should rejoining the customs union and the single market. so our members of the politico elite still trying to undo brexit. joining me to discuss this is the former brexit party member of the european parliament and former southampton football chairman, entrepreneur and broadcaster rupert lowe. hello, rupert's . evening. evening, rupert's. evening. evening, mark. happy new years. a joy to be on your show on a friday. well, it's great to have you back on the programme. happy new year to you as well. but it's an unhappy new year for those ramona's who won't let this go . ramona's who won't let this go. well again , this is an well again, this is an extraordinary sort of continuation . what's been going continuation. what's been going on really the british vote in 2016. and i'm with dan . it's 2016. and i'm with dan. it's about democracy and we had the vote. the british gave the verdi

london mayor sadiq khan tonight.n mayor sadiq khan says can't keep quiet about the damage that brexit is doing to the country and that we should rejoining the customs union and the single market. so our members of the politico elite still trying to undo brexit. joining me to discuss this is the former brexit party member of the european parliament and former southampton football chairman, entrepreneur and broadcaster rupert lowe. hello, rupert's . evening. evening, rupert's. evening. evening, mark. happy new years. a joy to be on your show on a friday. well, it's great to have you back on the programme. happy new year to you as well. but it's an unhappy new year for those ramona's who won't let this go . ramona's who won't let this go. well again , this is an well again, this is an extraordinary sort of continuation . what's been going continuation. what's been going on really the british vote in 2016. and i'm with dan . it's 2016. and i'm with dan. it's about democracy and we had the vote. the british gave the verdi

and that is why keir starmer today slapped down sadiq khan , who slapped down sadiq khan, who suggestedight be a pragmatic case for looking again at rejoining the eu. the at the uk rejoining the eu. the european single market, keir starmer has said today there is no case for rejoining at the european single market. i take your point about do you trust him if you actually got in? my point is it's clear he's trying to message right now that the left, the labour party, can be trusted with what used be the trusted with what used to be the left traditional position left wing traditional position euroscepticism. yeah, because i have to say know what you're have to say i know what you're saying and i understand that he's trying to create this, you know, if you like, know, distance, if you like, from but politician from the eu. but what politician would say order to get that would say in order to get that cross in the box is then what they do they're they actually do once they're under tables ? i'm sure under the tables? i'm not sure if would trust them. and it's if i would trust them. and it's

this week urged sadiq khan to properly reconsider his plan to expand london's ultra low emission zonetroduced in 2019 and expanded in 2021 and is set to expanded in 2021 and is set to expand yet again in august to include all of greater london with the aim of air pollution . with the aim of air pollution. this is not just a london centric , though. other cities centric, though. other cities across the uk have introduced their own create their versions of the clean air zone cities such as birmingham, leeds and portsmouth and manchester. should clean air zones be rolled out across uk cities, or are they simply yet another stealth tax on motorists ? well, joining tax on motorists? well, joining me now is sebastian milbank, who is executive editor , the critic is executive editor, the critic magazine. hello sebastian. so these are these things are very popular with politicians because they raise an awful lot of money. this expansion alone going to raise £300 million in its first year, the last expansion road raised £96 million. this isn't about saving the planet. it's just about taxing, i

city hall say any suggestion that sadiq khan or tfl tried to influence the outcome is untrue.f between 1am and 5am to keep running costs low and reduce carbon emissions. now, there's a proposal to have them off from midnight through to 6am. but labour and the liberal democrats have raised concerns over safety. let's take a look at the tubes. a lot going on. delays on the district. jubilee, metropolitan and piccadilly. that is because of signal failures. the severe weather emergency protocol has been activated. it comes as temperatures dropped below zero overnight. it means councils open additional emergency accomodation for rough sleepers. now the weather with kate. good morning. it's a very cold start. temperatures last night down below —5 for some. a widespread and hard frost, but it is dry and sunny. you can see we are still hanging on to the northerly flow. the wind not quite as strong as yesterday, but it is still going to stay cold. the met office has a yellow weather warning in place for ice for parts of surrey and parts of kent following yesterday's rain. that will hav

mayor of london sadiq khan has said efforts will be made to strip david carrick of his police pensionerial rapist, and was sacked by the force yesterday. but rules state that he will still keep at least 35% of his police pension. the most ethnically diverse area of england and wales has been revealed as newham. researchers from queen's university belfast analysed data from the 2021 census. outside of london, slough was the most diverse area. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on most of the lines. but there is a part suspension on the district line, minor delays on the metropolitan line, and a part closure on the 0verground out of euston. and for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is another very cold start this morning. temperatures below zero. a widespread and hard frost. a bit more of a breeze today, however, but plenty of winter sunshine. the met office has a yellow weather warning in place this morning for ice

you know these failings go back way beyond just sadiq khan time. in the metropolitan police just finally on this, don, that, know, sort of don, that, you know, i'd sort of even much damage even then that how much damage do like do do stories like these do horrific incidents like these to policing in general not just in the capital, but indeed up and down the country , you know, that down the country, you know, that such a good point, darren. it really is such a stain on british policing. and the thing is, it's all police forces across the country. well, from time to time have who do not uphold the standards we expect of british police officers, whether that be domestic abuse, domestic violence , sexual abuse, domestic violence, sexual abuse, corruption , financial corruption, financial corruption, financial corruption, these do happen. but you have to the force on how they deal with those issues. if someone is suspended very quickly when an incident to light and it's fully investigated then you can say that the force is acted to the highest standar

but you sadiq khan, you politicise death in an inexcusable way.ost life become another opportunity to steal from the free and give to the fearful. and we have the receipts and yet still , when the receipts and yet still, when the media report on this entirely predictable scenario and the now completely unfit for purpose national health service , they national health service, they will ooh and oh about statins. another big day for farmers and not one a surprise ambulance delays missed cancer diagnoses anything and everything except that miracle cure the one which bought wimbledon tennis together in standing innovation to the inventor of now quietly withdrawn from use . when we read withdrawn from use. when we read about the aftermath of covid, there is no media attention of there is no media attention of the so—called vaccine and the dark part it played in this play. it is obvious that any catastrophe is the product of a multitude of terrible decisions combining to create it. it is obvious that for a great many they were just trying to do the right

plus, as failed mayor of london sadiq khan sneers at tory celebrities like jim davidson , the legendarygendary comic is ready and waiting to hit back . and is king charles hit back. and is king charles right to ban prince harry from the buckingham palace if he attends the commons and joins on 9 pm. to 11 pm. on gb news news. it's my favourite time of the day. it's talking minds. i'm joined by cowdrey chris. welcome good evening to the program . good evening to the program. good evening to the program. good to see you. thank you. now as a lifelong supporter it's great to have you on the program. what i mean, the cowdrey is what a kent cricketing . take us through all cricketing. take us through all the counties that have played for the county. well had a few, of course. my old man was quite good. yes, looking back, he was he was a sort of beckham. beckham his era . i mean, he beckham of his era. i mean, he was he obviously played all those matches and became those test matches and became lord cowdrey for services to, cricket and all that. and, you know , then was poor little know, then t

but you sadiq khan, you politicise death in an inexcusable way.ost life become another opportunity to steal from the free and give to the fearful. and we have the receipts and yet still , when the receipts and yet still, when the media report on this entirely predictable scenario and the now completely unfit for purpose national health service , they national health service, they will ooh and oh about statins. another big day for farmers and not one a surprise ambulance delays missed cancer diagnoses anything and everything except that miracle cure the one which bought wimbledon tennis together in standing innovation to the inventor of now quietly withdrawn from use . when we read withdrawn from use. when we read about the aftermath of covid, there is no media attention of there is no media attention of the so—called vaccine and the dark part it played in this play. it is obvious that any catastrophe is the product of a multitude of terrible decisions combining to create it. it is obvious that for a great many they were just trying to do the right

plus, as failed mayor of london sadiq khan sneers at tory celebrities like jim davidson , the legendarygendary comic is ready and waiting to hit back . and is king charles hit back. and is king charles right to ban prince harry from the buckingham palace if he attends the commons and joins on 9 pm. to 11 pm. on gb news news it's my favourite time of the day. it's talking minds. i'm joined by cowdrey chris. welcome good evening to the program . good evening to the program. good evening to the program. good to see you. thank you. now as a lifelong supporter it's great to have you on the program. what i mean, the cowdrey is what a kent cricketing . take us through all cricketing. take us through all the counties that have played for the county. well had a few, of course. my old man was quite good. yes, looking back, he was he was a sort of beckham. beckham his era . i mean, he beckham of his era. i mean, he was he obviously played all those matches and became those test matches and became lord cowdrey for services to , lord cowdrey for services to, cricket and all that. and, you know then

sadiq khan has said he wants to renegotiate the single market, that london goes back into the singlelike me would say the cat is of bag. what labour is out of the bag. what labour really want to do reverse really want to do is reverse brexit. famously brexit. you were famously a trade unionist you've into trade unionist. you've got into trouble own side trouble with your own side because because you because knew because you supported yeah that's supported brexit. yeah that's very true. and i would counsel the labour party against the wider labour party against attempt to reverse brexit in the labour movement traditionally it wasn't an unusual thing to be a eurosceptic back in the 19 tens. tony benn and michael foot and barbara castle and peter shaw. and people like that during the 1975 common market referendum , 1975 common market referendum, actually a huge number of labour voted no in that referendum a majority of trade unions supported the no campaign in that referendum . but there's that referendum. but there's almost now a kind of infatuation the left with the european union. an

tonight with london's fabled mayor, sadiq khan , set to launch a deranged khan, set to launch a derangedt. tonight it's clear the fight is still on. stop the ramona establishment betray in the will of the british people. i sound the alarm in a special digest next. today, my superstar pound away in tonight's i'm joined by matt le tissier sean bailey and amy nicole. also coming up as the explosive fallout from prince harry's fantasy fuelled spare rages on one of the world's most controversial social conservative commentators, candice owens unleashes on the sussex . it safe unleashes on the sussex. it safe to say she's never held back before . he's basically saying, before. he's basically saying, i am allowed to be an awful human being. i am allowed to sell my nieces, my nephews , my brother, nieces, my nephews, my brother, my father, my

tonight with london's fabled mayor, sadiq khan , set to launch a deranged khan, set to launch a derangedt. tonight it's clear the fight is still on. stop the ramona establishment betray in the will of the british people. i sound the alarm in a special digest next. today, my superstar pound away in tonight's i'm joined by matt le tissier sean bailey and amy nicole. also coming up as the explosive fallout from prince harry's fantasy fuelled spare rages on one of the world's most controversial social conservative commentators, candice owens unleashes on the sussex . it safe

whereas sadiq khan is in the business of raising you. coming raising money. thank you.e here after returning calais to after returning from calais to see being done to solve see what's being done to solve the channel. crisis. you the channel. my crisis. you certainly won't to miss certainly won't want to miss that. that is the that. but before that is the with rihanna . good morning . with rihanna. good morning. coming up to 1133, your top stories in the gb newsroom. a 27 year old man has been remanded in custody, charged with planning a terror attack that's now face in north yorkshire last year , student nurse mohammed year, student nurse mohammed farooq is also charged with possession of explosives and an imitation firearm after he was arrested outside st james's hospital in leeds last friday. a military bomb disposal team was called to the hospital . a called to the hospital. a suspicious package was found a maternity ward was evacuated as a precaution . he's due to appear a precaution. he's due to appear at the old bailey next friday. an nhs hospital trust has been

said girls right sadiq khan said words have consequences is about this column the implication toge sun is just one jeremy clarkson away a column away from, you know, assaulting a woman. where's because where's that come from? because it's not true. it not it's simply not true. it is not the that jeremy carson's the case that jeremy carson's column will have resulted in rise of violence. i mean, they made the same case when johnson made the same case when johnson made the same case when johnson made the joke about muslim women wearing burka and letterboxes. they hate crimes they said that the hate crimes escalated march. or i come escalated this march. or i come into 300% and those into this about 300% and those because completely because were completely debunked when actually analysed when they were actually analysed . true that these kind . it's not true that these kind of outrageous ever lead of outrageous comments ever lead to . no, not true. to violence. no, it's not true. it's it's just, you know, it's all it's just, you know, it's it's prejudice . it's it's just it's prejud

said girls right sadiq khan said words have consequences is about this column the implication toge sun is just one jeremy clarkson away a column away from, you know, assaulting a woman. where's because where's that come from? because it's not true. it not it's simply not true. it is not the that jeremy carson's the case that jeremy carson's column will have resulted in rise of violence. i mean, they made the same case when johnson made the same case when johnson made the same case when johnson made the joke about muslim women wearing burka and letterboxes. they hate crimes they said that the hate crimes escalated march. or i come escalated this march. or i come into 300% and those into this about 300% and those because completely because were completely debunked when actually analysed when they were actually analysed . true that these kind . it's not true that these kind of outrageous ever lead of outrageous comments ever lead to . no, not true. to violence. no, it's not true. it's it's just, you know, it's all it's just, you know, it's it's prejudice . it's it's just it's prejud

sadiq khan said... and police will stay in this area until people feel safe again.e scene this morning. frances, and writes? frances, and writes? , frances, and writes? , , frances, andwrites? , , frances, and writes? , , ., , the frances, and writes? , , the have frances, and writes? , , ., , the have arrested a 20 two- ear-old they have arrested a 20 two—year—old man on suspicion —— police say they had erected a 22—year—old man on suspicion of attempted murder. a car was stopped in barnet today article. we are just around the corner from euston station, commuters are coming in as we speak for monday morning, there are schools in this area as well, that is what people have found frightening. it is not an area which is renowned for gun crime or anything like that, it is not statistically usual for that to happen but we have had a 12—year—old girl shot in the leg, now discharged from hospital, and a seven—year—old girl who is very poorly in hospital. people are just hoping that they are both 0k. people are 'ust hoping that they are both 0k. ., ~ , ., people are 'ust

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, described the shooting as deeply distressing.who is the mp for holborn and st pancras, has condemned the attack and says his thoughts are with the victims. it happened here just before 1:30pm yesterday afternoon. police responded to reports that shots had been fired from a moving vehicle, which was then driven away. london ambulance service and the air ambulance were also called to the scene. there is a significant police presence here. an investigation is underway and police are appealing for any witnesses. laura trant, bbc news. our reporter louisa pilbeam is at the scene for us. louisa, what's going on there this morning? what more do we know this morning? well, there is a police presence still here today, in what police are calling a shocking incident. it is shocking because it happened at 1:30pm in the afternoon yesterday, on a saturday, and it is shocking because as you have heard, six people were shot including that seven—year—old girl who remains in a life—threatening condition in hospital. a 12—year—old girl, as well, as

mansion house this evening in front of an audience including members of the government and the mayor sadiq khanequal places in the country and needs levelling up as much as anywhere else. visitors to windsor great park are being urged to stick to footpaths and not pick up any feathers after bird flu was found. the crown estate said the virus was detected in two ponds and a lake and is now being monitored. it's spread by close contact with an infected bird. the park is home to a numbers of different species including swans, herons and egyptian geese. if you've everfancied owning an original by one of world's top artists, well now�*s your chance. tracey emin is among a group of more than 90 who've been invited to create a work inside a perspex cube. they'll be auctioned on friday as part of the fundraising project cure three, which aims to help research into parkinson's disease. every artist has exactly the same canvas, the same books, and it is... i was very interested to see what i'm going to do this year because i did it for several years, but i'm also interested to see what other people did.

we've also been hearing from the mayor of london sadiq khan we start here in the uk, where a servingropolitan police armed officer has admitted dozens of rape and sexual offences against 12 women. david carrick has also admitted that he used his role to put fear into his victims. we'll be taking you through what we know about the case — first, let's hearfrom the crown prosecution service. today, the victims who suffered at the hands of david carrick have finally seen justice. it is their courage in standing up against his hand the abusive man. it is their courage in standing up against this heinously abusive man, a police officer, that has helped to secure his conviction. here's what we know. carrick admitted a total of 49 charges spanning two decades. he was suspended from duty when he was arrested in october 2021. at that time, he was an armed officer in the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command. that's an elite armed unit, tasked with guarding embassies, downing street and the houses of parliament. let's hear from the met police. devastating to the trust and confidence w

the mayor of london sadiq khan has said carrick should lose his £22,000 a year police pension, a call. the most senior un delegation since the taliban swept to power in 2021 has flown into kabul, tasked with speaking to senior leaders about reversing severe new restrictions on women's access to work and education. this is the un delegation holding talks with taliban officials earlier today. the un group is headed by deputy secretary general amina mohammad. this is her meeting with former afghan president hamid karzai, also earlier today. in december the taliban banned women working for non—government organisations. it's just the latest restriction on women in afghanistan. shortly after the taliban seized power, they barred most girls from secondary school. women are also blocked from working in most sectors outside of health and education. all afghan women must wear face coverings in public, and are forbidden from travelling more than 70 km without a close male relative. and last month the taliban banned women from universities. aid agencies warn that the ban on women working for them

sadiq khan . i'm politician. sadiq khan. i'm willing to work with all chief constables.ng to work with everybody in this chamber so that we bring about change and safety , improve standards and safety, improve standards in. our policing forces around the country . and that's why the country. and that's why i support the statement of the police commissioner, the met commissioner , where he accepts commissioner, where he accepts that there were failings . that there were failings. there's no question about that. there's no question about that. there were failings . the system there were failings. the system when it came to vetting and checking , there were there were checking, there were there were failures by. the met police , failures by. the met police, it's clear that culture and standards in need to change. and that's why i'm clear. standards in need to change. and that's why i'm clear . well that that's why i'm clear. well that i'm not going to shy away from challenging chief all around the country on the standards that they uphold and instil in their individual forc

arrest that was part of the reason cressida dick was ousted as met commissioner by london mayor, sadiq khanwere many missed opportunities that should have been spotted over- the past 17—18 years. lessons must be learned. let's be frank, he was a prolific sex offender| who was a police officer. it's one of the reasons why i lost confidence i in the former commissioner, the inability to address - the serious systemic issues, the inability to win back- the trust and confidence. we have a reforming commissioner |who is already making big changes| to make sure things like this can't happen in the future. _ while the met was publicly proclaiming its commitment to protecting women after the murder of sarah everard in 2021, it now admits its professional—standards department made no attempt to check the full record of carrick who was already accused of rape. the home secretary said it pointed to a fundementalfailure in the vetting process, which has to be improved across england and wales. it's clear that today is a sonbering day for the met and for the whole policing family throughout the country.