all right. jaskaran sandhu of the world sikh organisation, good to have you tonight.her stories making news. police have found a large quantity of fentanyl, other drugs and paraphernalia hidden under a trapdoor at a new york city nursery. a one—year—old died of a suspected drug overdose at the daycare last friday — and three other children were admitted to the hospital. fentanyl had been hidden in the bronx nursery�*s nap room under a mat, police said. syrian president bashar al—assad is making his first visit to china since 2004 — in hopes of ending more than a decade of diplomatic isolation since syria's deadly civil war began. assad will meet with china's president xijinping on friday, then attend the opening ceremony of saturday's asian games. more than half a million people have been killed in syria's conflict. an indigenous group in brazil is celebrating a ruling by the country's supreme court in favour of restoring territory to the group. they were evicted from their land by armed militia groups in the 19505. the decision is expected to set a precedent for hund

wolf and i'll broadcaster emma wolf and i'll be chatting to dj tommy be chatting to radio dj tommy sandhu about why he's proud to be but first, let's go be british. but first, let's go to the . news the top stories tonight. >> the home office has been ordered to stop construction work on a former raf base that was set to house asylum seekers. west lindsey district council in lincolnshire served an enforcement and stop notice on the government, saying it was clear there'd been a breach of planning policy. the clear there'd been a breach of planning policy . the government planning policy. the government had planned to house up to 2000 people at scampton . labour says people at scampton. labour says all major budget decisions would be checked by the office for budget responsibility if it got into government. sir keir starmer says it will ensure what he calls the mistakes of liz truss's mini—budget, leading to high prices aren't repeated. the government says the former prime minister's budget wasn't to blame for higher prices, but the labour leader says this plan will bring stability to brit

she's been talking to the bbc�*s amber sandhu. sri lanka.c collapse. but despite all of this, the country has produced some incredible sporting talent, with one name that shines bright. chamari atapaththu. coached by her uncle, she trained alongside boys and perfected the aggressive batting style that saw her become the first ever sri lankan woman to top the odi rankings. there is no stopping the woman who has revolutionised sri lankan women's cricket. do you think you have inspired more young girls to take up the game in sri lanka? i think so exactly, because a lot of young girls play cricket because of me, they love me, my batting style and bowling style. hop? me, they love me, my batting style and bowling style.— and bowling style. how does that feel? being _ and bowling style. how does that feel? being an _ and bowling style. how does that feel? being an inspiration - and bowling style. how does that feel? being an inspiration comes| feel? being an inspiration comes with pressure. i feel? being an inspiration comes with pressure.— feel?

earlier i spoke with jaskaran sandhu of the world sikh organization of canada.nce on their own and we have seen now it can take a violent turn in the assassination of a sikh canadian on canadian soil, and that is enough and that is what the community is saying in protest that will continue to happen as the story expands. india and canada are trade and security partners, as well as both being strong us allies. talks between the united auto workers union and automakers remain at a standstill. uaw president fain said he would announce an expansion of the strike on friday, barring "serious progress". earlier, i spoke with former us labor secretary robert reich. the uaw is saying if there is not progress by tomorrow friday 12pm _ not progress by tomorrow friday 12pm that— not progress by tomorrow friday 12pm that they will expand the you at— 12pm that they will expand the you at all optimistic that there _ you at all optimistic that there has been some movement? i don't there has been some movement? don't think there has been some movement? i don't think there has be

let's speak to parm sandhu, former chief superintendent of the metropolitan police.forts so far by the man in charge to purge the force? i think it is absolutely unacceptable to make comments to say that it is going to take up to three years to purge the met. because that is saying to the public, you could still get a rapist or a criminal knocking on your door to investigate your crime, that is not acceptable. another thing is that mark rowley has got rid of independent chairs for misconduct panels, the public want to see more independence, not less, and i think those are two really big mistakes that are being made. ., ., i. really big mistakes that are being made. ., ., “ really big mistakes that are being made. ., ., ,, ~ ., really big mistakes that are being made. ., ., 4' ., ., made. how do you think he would move faster? the way — made. how do you think he would move faster? the way to _ made. how do you think he would move faster? the way to move _ made. how do you think he would move faster? the way to move faster - made. how do you think he would move faster?

left with wolf left versus right with emma wolf and and got and simon danchuk and we've got radio sandhun you even even >> even you even even i gb news radio . radio. >> joining me now is a former labour mp simon danchuk and author and broadcaster emma wolffe. we're going to get straight to it. emma, today been a controversy over the straight to it. emma, today been a few :ontroversy over the straight to it. emma, today been a few weeksersy over the straight to it. emma, today been a few weeks over)ver the straight to it. emma, today been a few weeks over the the straight to it. emma, today been a few weeks over the tax on past few weeks over the tax on food. the blairs idea to tax on junk food, food seems to junk food, food poverty seems to be a problem in this country, but also we've got an obesity crisis as well. you can't have both. surely we're in such a mess over obesity in this country. >> we know that two thirds of uk adults are overweight or obese. we know that the nhs is spending £65 we know that the nhs is spending £6.5 billion a year on obesity, and yet we still can't have a

parm sandhu , 30. the royal parm sandhu, 30. the royal couple were greeted by president emmanuel macron and his wife at a ceremony of remembrance at the arc de triomphe. the king is joining the president for a meeting at the elysee palace this afternoon before a state banquet. later at the palace of versailles . the prime minister versailles. the prime minister will deliver a speech this afternoon. it's understood he could bring forward an announcement regarding net zero policies. rishi sunak expected to set out revised plans which may include weakening the phasing out of gas boilers , as phasing out of gas boilers, as well as delaying a ban on new petrol and diesel cars . the petrol and diesel cars. the mayor of london says the government's passing up a huge opportunity to reduce bills and create jobs. the plan also risks igniting a row in the prime minister's own party, with some mps said to be penning letters of no confidence . the of no confidence. the government's plan to deal with inflation is working. that's according to

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wolf and i'll broadcaster emma wolf and i'll be chatting to dj tommy be chatting to radio dj tommy sandhu to be but first, let's go be british. but first, let's go to the . news the top stories tonight. >> the home office has been ordered to stop construction work on a former raf base that was set to house asylum seekers. west lindsey district council in lincolnshire served an enforcement and stop notice on the government, saying it was clear there'd been a breach of planning policy. the clear there'd been a breach of planning policy . the government planning policy. the government had planned to house up to 2000 people at scampton . labour says people at scampton. labour says all major budget decisions would be checked by the office for budget responsibility if it got into government. sir keir starmer says it will ensure what he calls the mistakes of liz truss's mini—budget, leading to high prices aren't repeated. the government says the former prime minister's budget wasn't to blame for higher prices, but the labour leader says this plan will bring stability to britain's economy . brita