not so nice about you , scarlett. i'm sorry about you, scarlett. i'm sorry about that.ng. lots of support in the room for reform and. but i mean, people are saying, well, with the farage situation , this is nick, farage situation, this is nick, why is it farage always runs in the race when he sees the finish line? he runs in the other direction. is he afraid of commitment now? a couple of people have said that. go, emma. >> thank you . i'll pay you later. >> absolutely. yeah. >> absolutely. yeah. >> check is in the post. >> check is in the post. >> what's your mom's name again, no, my mum does not watch television , and she doesn't television, and she doesn't email in. >> right. okay. and what's. >> right. okay. and what's. >> but to be fair to >> right. okay. and what's. >> but to be fairto nigel, >> right. okay. and what's. >> but to be fair to nigel, to be fair to nigel, this political situation is so uncertain. yeah, that you can't be surprised that someone's frightened of commitment right now, because what do you commit to? >> well, quite. that's it. but lots of su

kikino, of course, scarlett johansson decided and opened a popcorn store in paris.ones american snacks to your favorite european city. customers were offered cheddar-flavored popcorn, truffles, chocolate-covered strawberries and even sage. the business soon failed, but scarlett, who constantly appears on the list of the richest people, was unlikely to be upset. besides, she made her dream come true. well done! brad pete had a dream. for 20 years, he wanted to introduce his brand of beautiful furniture to the world. during breaks between filming , i drew sketches; hundreds of them accumulated. dining tables, bar stools, armchairs, bedroom sets. one day these sketches a famous designer saw it and suggested that pitt immediately make it all. the actor was flattered and happily agreed immediately. each piece of furniture from the actor's collection was handmade to order. these are complex shapes and rare materials. it is unknown whether brad found his buyer. but the collection has not been updated for several years, it turns out that sometimes even royalty and hollywood

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david cameron's right about that, and scarlett's right about that . he scarlett's right about that. is no friend of the conservative party he wants to divide and rule literally. and that that does worry me for all sorts of reasons, which we could get into . but david cameron, i think actually this is where we disagree , scarlett, because i disagree, scarlett, because i think the problem the conservative party has got and the reason why is so low in the reason why it is so low in the reason why it is so low in the polls is, is precisely because the conservative government for 14 years has paid absolutely no attention to the fact that ordinary people are suffering , are anxious, feel suffering, are anxious, feel that immigration, the rate of immigration, is unsustainable and puts pressure on their housing, on the economy, on henry, immigration is not apart from people who want to vote reform >> immigration is not in the top five. i mean, i disagree. >> i'm well, you know, you know, you might know better, but the pollsters say the pollsters say, i mean, i'm sure that the viewers of gb

political editor christopher hope and the former labour adviser , scarlett labour adviser, scarlett mccgwireace fundamentally changed today? >> no, i don't think it has , actually. >> i mean, i think it'll it'll get more fun. nigel will say outrageous things that aren't necessarily true, i know that here @gbnews. you do fact checking as well. and so he's going to be caught out quite a lot. but actually, you know, i'd be surprised if he won his seat. really? yeah. well. well why? i mean, there's a there's a perfectly good tory. i mean , perfectly good tory. i mean, there's the thing about reform is they're not going to win very many. i mean, if they win any seats, it's going to be remarkable. they're going to get quite a lot. but i mean you know them the lib dems, the greens, all of them are going to are going to be quite high. but with very few seats. and actually the problem is, is what people have to know is it's a two horse race. and if you put if you if you don't vote, if you don't vote tory, then if you vote reform, you're letting labour in. i mean, it's just that easy, christopher, do

claire and scarlett , >> okay. claire and scarlett, thank you both very much indeed. minutes. time. >> time now though for your weather update with alex deakin . weather update with alex deakin. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. another chilly one out there this morning. for most of us though, it's going to be a fine day with lighter winds feeling just a touch warmer than yesterday, but it's certainly cold out there this morning. we've had clear skies through the night does mean quite a few of us waking up to blue skies this morning. a few showers are possible today across parts of yorkshire down to the east midlands, east anglia 1 or 2 over northeast scotland, but most places dry. quite a bit of cloud by this afternoon, but still some decent spells of sunshine, particularly in the west, and temperatures a little bit higher than yesterday , but bit higher than yesterday, but still below average for most of us for the time of year, but with

thank you to scarlett mccgwire.ure, with you'll be back, i'm sure, with some exclusive gb news polling next week. i'd like to thank all of my guests today, just to remind you, i am showboating on vote 2024 at 7 pm. from monday to thursday, so i'll be back . oh to thursday, so i'll be back. oh my goodness, it's tomorrow. there are no weekends in election campaigns and of course i'm going to be hosting this show next sunday at 9:30 am. up next, of course, it's michael portillo . but before that we're portillo. but before that we're going to give you a little weather update . have a great weather update. have a great rest of your sunday people . rest of your sunday people. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you. there is some cloud around this morning, even some low cloud mist and drizzle, but it's going to turn increasingly sunny through the rest of the day and the next few days with temperatures rising as a result. best of the sunshine first thing sc

i mean, sorry, scarlett . yeah, scarlett sorry, scarlett. sort of thing. right. thank you very much. now, are you betting women? am i, am i better? >> oh, i have bet , i bet that >> oh, i have bet, i bet that harriet harman would be deputy leader of the labour party when the odds were very good. i did not have insider knowledge. i just thought she was really good. well, that's probably a good. well, that's probably a good occasionally bet on the grand national and never won. >> yeah, i mean, this this is just when the conservative party didn't need any more of a scandal. lettuce this comes up and bites them on the already sore backside . let's to be sore backside. let's to be honest with you for that, we know of, keir, rishi sunak hasn't done anything about it yet . he has hasn't done anything about it yet. he has dropped them from the party or punish them in any way . and now there is talk that way. and now there is talk that a cabinet minister might be involved . involved. >> i mean, these are exactly the kind of unforced errors that the c

scarlett mccgwire is the director of jl partners. lovely to see you this morning, scarlett.sed by? if i can be honest. okay, there's this mrp polling, which seems to be the most sort of cataclysmic for the tories. all of these suggestions that labour are going to have a supermajority , and the tories supermajority, and the tories are going to be left to like liberal democrat numbers 40 seats one. one poll has said this morning i think, and then some polling that your good selves have carried out, which suggests that, well, at least last week before the d—day thing, that labour were only 12 points ahead of the conservatives so how do we work it all out? >> yeah, that's a great question . and that's something that pollsters are trying to figure out at the moment as well. so you're right, there are lots of different polls saying lots of different polls saying lots of different things. i think the first thing to say is that some things are consistent. so the things are consistent. so the things that are consistent are, without wanting to sound too obvious, as a big labour lead a

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scarlett mccgwire . former us. scarlett mccgwire.just say to you first guys, wasn't he les underwood ? unbelievable. i was underwood? unbelievable. i was watching 98. >> i was watching it in agreement. i thought i was going to cry. yeah. no. and it actually makes you feel any problem you have in life is nothing compared to what these guys have done. >> this incredible naval ship operating a gun, and he signed it when he was 16. >> it's incredible. >> it's incredible. >> and he's still got a twinkle in his eye to be able to do that at 99 and come in. >> i mean, if i'm like that when i'm 70 i'll be happy. >> yeah. no, i know, but also scarlet johnny gallagher as well. >> young man there in his 20s. he's done very well in life in business himself and worked really hard. he kind of proves the next generation are not a lost cause. yeah, yeah. >> no. look. >> no. look. >> and he's raised £135,000 for that charity for the veterans. >> so , look, i do not think >> so, look, i do not think young people are a lost cause . i young people are a

scarlett: they've not kicked us out yet.t analysts warn of a possible shock to markets as we get a double dose of ego headlines with u.s. cpi and the fed decision on wednesday.

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others affected include scarlett johansson and taylor swift. >> i was thinking this is my photo from my instagram. why would there be a body that's not mine on it. >> reporter: she was 14 when fake, explicit images of her, created by a classmate in her texas high school spread. snapchat says it has zero tolerance. but her mother says it was eight months before the social media company took action. the new bipartisan bill puts the onus on tech companies, requiring them to remove non-consensual imagery within 48 hours of receiving a complaint. and it makes it a federal crime to publish the images. a crucial step. >> distribution is important. making sure that any person who is thinking about doing this to another person thinks twice, because they might have to face really serious consequences. that's key. >> reporter: innocent victims like alston barry hope help is on the way. >>> in louisiana, the ten commandments will now be displayed in disp displayed in every public school classroom. louisiana becomes the first state to mandate such a requirement. opponents call the law unconstitut

is that with scarlett mccgwire.eader? what would you do? because there is a lot of suggestion that it's vague. we don't know what a labour government would do. his whole pitch has been the tories have been hopeless for 14 years. time to kick them out. >> yes, again. so what? rishi sunakis >> yes, again. so what? rishi sunak is trying to do is to tap into the public's underlying anxieties about keir starmer, which is that he's not necessarily. they say to us that he's not necessarily straight, but what he's going to do, they don't know really what his actual plans are when he gets to government, partly because people say, oh, well, he keeps changing his mind on things. the problem is for rishi sunak. yes, people do think that and say that. but they've already had enough of him and they're willing to give it a go. yeah, okay. >> all right. thank you. >> all right. thank you. >> scarlett mccgwire from jl partners and graham you'll come and see us again. graham, right. still to come this morning. we're going to be askin

scarlett. it's in the telegraph. has been a bit of a, a head shaker, hasn't it , been a bit of a, a head shaker, hasn't it, but it's pulled reform off in the polls. just two points behind the tories. >> yeah, but they're not going to get seats, are they? i mean, i mean, that's what under this voting system, frankly we all know it's a two horse race and, probably farage will win in clapton. i don't know, but but but the rest of them, it's not going to be like that. i mean partly because because there's, there's two ways of campaigning and one is what's called the air war, which is the media and everything, and the other is actually going and knocking people up. well, well, the main party is actually know how to get their voters out . and reform get their voters out. and reform doesn't i mean, they've got people that most of most of the country, most of the constituencies will never have heard of that have been put in. they haven't been working for ages and ages. so i think, i mean, i think it's very interesting and, a

well, joining me now to discuss the polls is a director of jl partners scarlett mccgwire.good evening. i wanted to ask you a little bit about methodology because actually, if you ask a thousand people how they're going to vote in 360, say labour and 200 say conservative, that's not the result you publish, is it? it.7 >> it? >> well, it isn't, it isn't. so i think normally you'd say you'd ask. we tend to use a sample of 2000 people. that can vary. but let's say 2000 people, you get a goodidea let's say 2000 people, you get a good idea of who they should be from census data and historic vote share. so you have an idea of what they should look like age wise, gender wise, region wise, how politically interested they are. so you have those numbers in mind. you try as best you can to find those numbers anyway, as part of those 2000, you will have to do a little bit of what we call weighting at the end, though, which is to make sure that those numbers match exactly as they can. the national sort of a nationally representative sample. so that means for example, older voters, older

presentó una versión actualizada de su asistente y sonaba tan humano que fue comparado con la voz de scarlettpor sus siglas en inglés, votó a favor de eliminar el cannabis de la lista de sustancias prohibidas, específicamente para campeonatos y juegos de postemporada de fútbol. esto tras determinar que dichos productos no proporcionan ventaja competitiva, según indicaron, también dejaron sin efecto las sanciones que actualmente cumplen los estudiantes atletas que previamente dieron positivo en cannabidiol, cannabinoides. parís 2024 está a la vuelta de la esquina porque el 26 de julio la llama olímpica se paseará por el río sena. sí, estamos a un mes del magno evento que disfrutarás en telemundo 48. tendremos un escenario mágico y muy especial. es que a 20 millas al suroeste está el famoso castillo de versalles y será allí donde podremos ver 2 competencias. ese lugar fue construido como un pabellón de cacería y en su momento pues este palacio fue el epicentro para la realeza francesa. ahora unas 27.000 personas lo visitan cada día imaginando lo que habría sido pasear por esos pasillos durante

other stars similarity targeted thereclude ema watson, scarlett johansson, and taylor swift. but it's far from just celebrities. >> i was just thinking, like, this is my photo from my instagram, why would there be a body that's not mine on it? >> reporter: elliston berry says she was 14 when fake explicit images of her created by her classmate in her texas high school spread via snapchat. did it feel like there was anything you could do about it? >> i felt totally helpless as these images were going around. >> reporter: snapchat says it has zero-tolerance for pornography. the new bipartisan bill known as the take it down act puts the onus on tech companies requiring them to remove nonconsensual intimate imagery within 48 hours of receiving a credible complaint, and the bill targets individuals making it a federal crime to publish the images. a crucial step says legal scholar marip anne franks. >> distribution is important. yes, the platforms are important but making sure that any person who is thinking about doing this to another person thinks twice because they might have to

scarlett johansson, right. starts with a short for 300. auction, i accept any insertion.eared in 2001. apparently, rostov is needed. absolutely right, the cossacks traded, did not pay duties, and with the establishment of customs in cherkaski, they, accordingly, were deprived of privileges. vladimir, let’s play cities for 500. this is the fifth largest city in russia. maybe ufa. right. let's finish the topic. starts with ikratky. one of her first enthusiasts. the fishery arose among the pomors. bird people 400.00 from vitaly. 500 for daniel. who's on top, question mark. let's go to 500. focus on the screen. husband, husband, absolutely right, and there are 200 men, he was perhaps the first on the soviet stage to communicate directly with the audience, challenging one of the spectators to a dialogue with the words “hey man,” this is orlozorov, that’s right, yan orlozorov, men 300, in 1982 for the film “men”, iskra babic received the name award. the first, well, let the canvas, of course, vladimir, so, guys 500. let's see, get old, vitaly, people birdism, according to serbi

scarlett: estoy muy feliz y lista para arrancar este proyecto porque tenÍa muchas ganas de empezar yen esta producciÓn de carmen armendÁriz. marcus: ya era hora de que esto arrancar llevamos varias semanas de preproducciÓn y de ensayos y veracruz tiene unos paisajes hermosos y esta producciÓn lleva no recuerdo el porcentaje pero un 80% de puras vacaciones. >> mÁs allÁ de conocer el entorno de un nuevo personaje alejandra barros tuvo una fuerte emociÓn en la vida real cuando llegÓ al set para grabar la primera escena. alejandra: si aquÍ hicimos "mariana de la noche" ese Árbol que salÍa tanto en la historia hace unos cuantos aÑos se cayÓ tenÍa como 500 aÑos el Árbol y bueno con las temporales lluvias se terminÓ cayendo. al llegar al patio con un pasillo que dicen el pasillo de la higuera porque daba a ese Árbol y lo primero que hice fue ir ahÍ y sabÍa que no estaba la higuera. >> mÁs adelante conoceremos mucho mÁs de la historia y personajes pero lo que nos queda claro son las razones que cada uno tuvo para ser parte del precio de amarte. jorge: pues me emociona mucho que te digo enton

cheddar-flavored popcorn, truffles, chocolate-covered niki and even sage, the business soon went bankrupt, but scarletton the list of the richest people, was hardly upset, and besides, she realized her dream, well done, brad pete had a dream for 20 years, he wanted to present his brand of beautiful furniture to the world, in between filming he drew sketches, hundreds of them accumulated, dining tables, bar stools, armchairs, bedroom sets, one day these sketches saw a famous designer. he suggested that pitt produce it all immediately. the actor was flattered and happily agreed immediately. each piece of furniture from the actor's collection was handmade to order. these are complex shapes and rare materials. it is unknown whether the nonsense has found its buyer, but the collection has not been updated for several years. it turns out that sometimes even royalty and hollywood celebrities want to sell something of their own, invented, made with their own hands. why not if it does. happier and them buyers too, although sometimes the stars don’t even know about it, and fans joyfully buy a bag of air from a k

it was like scarlett o'hara fans. we were walking around. i look like that. we got to look forward to was the bar quiz. there is a quiz in a bar. trivia night, like on a tuesday night. we are looking forward to this in a week's time. there is nothing else. the night comes and we are doing the quiz and we are doing pretty good on the trivia. and it comes down to us and one other team for the win. i forget the price. probably four cans of tbr or something. i want to win. i'm competitive. the final question to decide it is how many people survived the titanic? i don't know if you know that parable would you guess? >> stephen: 600. >> stephen m.: 706. >> stephen: you knew that? >> stephen m.: i had a vague idea. richard for whatever reason did not consult me. he rode 1500 and handed it in and it was wrong. we lost the quiz. i didn't speak to him for three days. >> stephen: and there was no one else to talk to. >> stephen m.: we were like an old married couple at this point. we had run out of conversation. richard is a great talk show guest. two sets of diaries to

it stars scarlett johansson and channing tatum. >> nasa needs a marketing specialist and you are thehat are you doing here? >> i tracked you down because i felt we had a connection. >> and they are working together to try to create a version of the moon landing in case the actual moon landing doesn't work. >> mark, some big films you want to call our attention to? >> i think since the summer has had a bit of a slow start at the box office with movies underperforming it's kind of putting a lot more pressure on the movies far coming out. i'm thinking of the movie "twisters." >> whatever is in there is big and moving fast. drive. >> directed by lee isaac which you know. he's homing this big budget summer action sequel that's a reboot of the movie from the 1990's. another movie is "dead pool wolf recently." another one of ryan renod's dead pool superhero universe but adding hugh jackman's wolverine character. >> how about a couple of smaller independents films programs you saw on the festival circuit. aisha? >> yeah, the first i want to recommend is "thelma," the directorial debut of jos

. >> or just what we've seen, legal action we've seen, the scarlett johansson situation with openai. we've seen "the new york times" sue openai and microsoft. it seems apple is taking a much different approach from those copyright issues, from those privacy issues and highlighting that as a key feature why you should be using this instead of a competitor. >> i thought it was interesting, the pricing model, which is no price, it's free. if you have an open -- a chatgpt account already, you can integrate it here. if you don't, as long as you have an apple account, you're good. you can upgrade to the new operating system come the fall. you'll get all of these features at no additional cost. >> if you have the newest phone. >> of course, if you upgrade to the phone. >> it's the entire phone. by the way, that's what i liked about today. it's not just a side feature. it is the operating system. they want you to operate the iphone with your voice. there was a moment in the presentation, kind of one of the funnier moments but one i enjoyed where it's like, text my wife -- no, play the podcas

it star scarlett johansson and channing tatum. >> you are the very best. >> what are you doing here?e had a connection. >> what? >> and they are working together to try to create a version of the moon landing in case the actual moon landing doesn't work. >> mark olson, your turn. >> yes, i think since the summer had a bit of a slow start at the box office with movies like the fall guy and garfield and furiosa, it is putting more pressure now on the movies that are coming out. i'm thinking of the movie twisters. >> guys, whatever in there is big and it will get fast. drive! >> it is directed by -- who mad e a small family drama and now he is helping this big-budget action sequel that is a reboot of the movie from the 1990's. another movie that will be coming out is "dead pool and will -- and wolverine." but this time adding hugh jackman. those are two movies that hollywood will be betting a lot of chips on, if they do well to save the summer. >> how about a couple of smaller independent films, perhaps you saw in the festival circuit. >> yeah, the first i want to recommend is "thelma,"

jones in connecticut and those who sued him in texas, which by the way, included neil heslin and scarlett lewis' parents, they were among the texas plaintiffs, they were divided on what should be the disposition of his info wars empire. the connecticut families wanted it to be closed and go into liquidation, which would essentially be a whole new bankruptcy case in which the business would be sold off for its parts, and that money would go to satisfy the debts to the families. the texas plaintiffs argued that by dismissing the bankruptcy case, they could more quickly pursue jones for the same money, and the judge ultimately ruled that the case would be dismissed because it had been in bankruptcy court for two years. they could not achieve a settlement agreement. no one could get together and come up with anything that was palatable to all the families and jones, and so basically, that is the purpose for a bankruptcy case, so they could not arrange a settlement, there had to be something decided. would they convert it to a chapter 7 and liquidate or would the judge dismissed it and he deci

. >> academy award nominee scarlett johansson was recently invited to testify before congress about aer voice being used by an ai company, underscoring the difficulty of keeping up with the technology and the danger posed by scammers as ai accelerates threats to the election, the technology has suddenly taken a leap and it's become so good that most people don't realize what it's capable of. and with regulation to regulate deep fakes remaining stalled, some experts now say the best way for folks to protect themselves is through old fashioned skepticism with users urged to think critically about how well they know the source of the material and whether it seems too good to be true. >> start thinking of audio recordings and video as hearsay, as gossip, something that requires additional verification. >> lawmakers with the house ai committee have already introduced legislation that would protect consumers from deepfakes, but there's no word on when it will come up for a vote in miami, evan brown, fox news. >> ktvu, fox two news at five starts now. now at five alameda county's top prosecu

i've got scarlett mccgwire coming on.nt to ask her about how the raw data that's collected in a poll is manipulated. yes what happens to it before it's published? for us? and there's a debate, by the way, going on on channel 4 at the moment that's been about immigration and law and order. we'll be reviewing that and seeing whether we can decide who's won. that's going to be with my political panel . and with my political panel. and right at the end, we're going to be looking at whether we care about beautiful architecture. for the example we have is the great controversy about the marks and spencers in oxford street. yes. >> which michael gove has been railing against. >> i believe he did rail against, but michael gove is yesterday's man. >> he is yesterday's man. he stood down to avoid an embarrassing moment at the election. i do believe, michael, that we won't give a name to because we don't like to talk like that very much. looking forward to your show. stick with michael for 8:00 coming up next, of course. state of th

scarlett ma . uire situation they are in. scarlett maguire from _ situation they are in. town itself is reliant on tourism. things do seem to be brightening up as many people start feeling better off despite the wet weather putting a bit of a dampener on economic activity in april. however, we've got a lot of catching up to do. some say that we could be up to £11,000 worse off than we might be because growth over the last 15 years, because of things like the pandemic, the war in ukraine has been a fraction of what it was before. so have we turned a corner? in newcastle, experiences are mixed. i'm not complaining, because i know there's a lot of people worse off than me. ijust think it's getting worse for people. you know, i think the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, in my opinion. but i don't think anything changes really, does it? things willjust start moving in the economy again. i people have more money. in their pockets, spending it in the economy, which... that just feeds growth, etc. so, yeah, i'm positive. i think things will turn - in a couple of months' t

doing something with scarlett johansson, also very excited about.ittle less fractured you could create these. "backdraft" was a huge picture. if you had to do that, as an original today. >> yeah. >> could it be a huge picture? >> i think so. >> you think so? >> yeah. because actually a.i. and digital effects have so far advanced themselves, you can have tiny cameras almost imperceptible captures physics of a fire in a way never done before. i'm sure you saw "dune 2." >> yes. >> blew my mind. absolutely so state-of-the-art and amazing. those are the benefits of a.i. and advancement of digital effects. so i think you can do that. >> what do you think -- >> that's the goal. >> that's the goal. what do you think is going to happen just to the streaming world right now? feels like everybody's trying to make sense of it. a lot talk about consolidation, an election coming up. a lot of folks waiting to figure whether regulators will allow, should allow. do you think in the next year or two there will be demonstrable consolidation among the streamers? >> i d

but, i'll be asking scarlett mccgwire what you know, is it going to be tories completely decimated and the tories? but at the moment you'd think that at two, three months ago, if you said they'd be down to 150 seats, people would be putting their hands and they're going, oh my god. and now it's like, if they were down to 150, they'd be quite happy with that. >> i know it's crazy, isn't it? it's a very, very strange election. but anyway, we look forward to seeing you at half nine. thank you very much indeed. well throughout the campaign, we've been hearing from you today at time to get the views of muneeba from essex, who hopes the next government, whoever it is, prioritise social services as she's had a lot of problems with the current system. >> i think it's really important for whoever the next government is to realise that people like myself, carers and parents, we need respite in order for us to have a better quality of life, in order for us to give our young person or our children the best quality of life as well. >> my son is yusuf. he's 23 years old. he has down syndrome learnin

>> good question, and i'll be putting it to scarlett mccgwire, who's a polling expert.s in a week. i mean, that's extraordinary. but the question is where does reform top out? does reform get up to a number beginning with a two? i mean, if it does, that's electoral oblivion for the conservatives. however, i'm going to speak to scarlett about this whole issue between vote share and actual representation in the house of commons, because people will be struggling to understand, and i'm going to try and get an explanation as to why the lib dems and reform could end up with an equal vote share. and yet the lib dems kind of, you know, while we're all looking the other way, end up with 30 plus seats and reform maybe with just three, how does that work? so we'll get an explainer for that too. guys. this morning. >> yeah, i was just going to ask about that just in a tiny bit more detail, because it's that because the lib dems are focusing their campaign. i mean, they're not going for a big national campaign, are they? they're focusing on specific seats. and one wonders whether r

so we've got in the studio the former labour adviser scarlett mccgwire and daily mail columnist sarahvine. let's go. sarah vine, should they be named? >> well, i think the people responsible for them should be named, i.e. their parents. >> the parents. yeah. i mean, the thing is, i mean, child killers like this are not a new thing, the jamie bulger thing, there's, you know, it's not a it's not a new phenomenon. >> but i think the time has come to say, you know, if you've got two children in this age who have clearly been exposed to the kind of influences that have led them to do something like this, you know, we talk about the drill rap, we talk about the violent video games, we talk about all that kind of stuff that, you know, there is a parental responsibility question there. i really think there is. and the thing is , i mean, i've and the thing is, i mean, i've got teenagers. i know how difficult they can be. i know how how mad they can be. but the thing is, when a child is 10 or 11, they're still children. they don't understand the consequences of their actions. really. they think

scarlett o'connor, candidature. and mary page, greens and let's go for montgomeryshire and glenda as well glyn preston, lib dems, elwyn vaughan, plaid cymru craig williams, conservatives oliver lewis, reform uk and stephen witherden, labour, jeremy northorpe, green party and of course , craig williams is and of course, craig williams is no longer the official candidate of the conservatives given the allegations around betting on the outcome of the election, it will say conservatives on the betting slip, but they have parted company for now. okay folks, lots more to get through. princess anne is still in hospital. is her condition more serious than previously thought? we'll find out next. >> this is gb news news. >> this is gb news news. >> and we are britain's election channel. >> this vote may seem to be about the politicians in the media, but it's actually about you. >> and we won't ever forget that. >> join us up and down the country as we follow every moment together. now more than even moment together. now more

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i think scarlett mccgwire said to me last week, you're averaging, if you take all of the polls aroundu've got to get that much higher and you're not going to do that with inflammatory remarks about vladimir putin that have put off. i've made none. moderates? >> no, no, i've made no inflammatory remarks. but you know that there are some i mean, they've written into the telegraph. >> i know them in my own circle because it's the hoax. >> it's the hoax . >> it's the hoax. >> it's the hoax. >> considering voting for reform. but this has put me off. >> it's the hoax. look, unlike the conservative and labour party, i was opposed to the iraq war. i was opposed to the libyan war, and i predicted ten years ago what putin would do in ukraine. none of them saw this coming. the fact that i predicted it doesn't mean i support it, but that's the sort of nonsense that you get in politics. >> you do appreciate that some of this does an even perhaps some of the problems with the activists. it makes more moderate righties think, oh, i don't know, i can't touch reform, i don't. well, finding farage a bi

scarlett "squawk on the street" is back after this don't go away. >>> welcome back.t now down more than 2%. cfo john rainey speaking about the retailer's outlook at a bofa investor conference in london saying, quote, not every quarter is going to be as good as the last quarter and the certainly the quarter we're in the second quarter we said is our most challenging quarter from the comp perspective for the year so it won't be like the first quarter. walmart shares outperforming in the first half, the best stock in the dow up almost 30% trading around 52-week highs, just off those today, down about 2.2%. >>> the fast food price wars in full swing with the launch from mcdonald's this morning. to kate rogers with some details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ed golden arches releasing its $5 value meal between a mcchicken or mcdouble, chicken nuggets fries and a drink. burger king launched a similar value meal before mcdonald's this summer and plans to keep it on the menu longer according to a memo that cnbc reviewed. wendy's and starbucks have stepped up with

we were hearing earlier from scarlett mccgwire in the last programme that the big change during the course the election campaign has been that the tory lead over reform has gone from 12 points to three. do you think the question of conduct and standards in the conservative party has been part of that? >> yes. i think that this issue has cut through massively, and i think that it just shows the very poor judgement , judgement very poor judgement, judgement that many people feel that the leadership of the conservative party has showed. i mean, the spectator editor fraser nelson had quite a powerful line in his telegraph column . he said how telegraph column. he said how did rishi sunak come to be surrounded by people like this? and he also went on to say, you know, more people were willing to bet on the date of the election that than actually advising rishi sunak about the wisdom of it, because there are many people within the conservative party who feel that this was the wrong time to be calling an an election, that they should have waited till longer and it's really coming back to bite the

joining me now to explain some of the polling is scarlett maguire.and the common wisdom would be that they would narrow towards the election but our poor and there's a lot of others are sure that in fact things are getting worse rishi sunak. that labour lead hasn't nudged. pare worse rishi sunak. that labour lead hasn't nudged-— hasn't nudged. are they losing voters at the _ hasn't nudged. are they losing voters at the moment - hasn't nudged. are they losing voters at the moment to - hasn't nudged. are they losing l voters at the moment to reform hasn't nudged. are they losing - voters at the moment to reform uk? at the moment the conservatives are losing voters in every direction. they are holding onto less than half of the people who voted for them in 2019. our poll shows that they are losing one in four of the 2019 voters to reform uk, that is more than they are losing to labour and lib dem is but it is exacerbated by the fact they are losing them everywhere. the fact they are losing them everywhere-— the fact they are losing them eve here. . . .,

shaky territory that we do have to navigate our way through, and we have seen incidents like with scarlettery quickly, and i try to look at the other side of it where we are going to put a set of tools in the hands of creators and artists that is going to democratize creation more than the digital revolution has, i think. >> you think. what about the other deals you see as new ones, and you mentio mentioned aura as one, but where will the new funds go? >> well, two-thirds has been in software and i don't think that will change going forward, and finding products people can use at work which are things that they can use in their personal lives, and -- look at what is happening with chatgpt, and that didn't happen because somebody decided you should be using it, and you are using that because that's what you want to use. we will see a whole new era of those tools, and i think you are going to see a whole new generation of those. >> you were also investors in robinhood, and we have been talking about how meme stocks are back and retailers are big and huge. where do you see that headed? do you

get me muddled up with scarlett mccgwire. oh, yeah. of course everybody does.. okay so any case but you've been involved in politics. so you know what you're talking about. unlike me. so, what do you make of this then? this is an interview that. >> yeah, she gave an interview . >> yeah, she gave an interview. this is fiona urquhart, who's something to do with, friends of labour abroad or something like that. >> senior labour figure. according to the story. well, yeah, and, you know , this is yeah, and, you know, this is going to allow people like. don't tell me, ian duncan smith and people like that and probably bill cash and various other people, all the usual suspects come out and go, oh, labour's got a secret plan to undo brexit. and all of that nonsense actually , we need to nonsense actually, we need to talk about brexit. but and i know i've said this on every topic we've discussed today, but we need to have a grown up conversation. brexit has been an absolute disaster in so many areas and instead of going it was the will of the people. what happened was a

contours around it but when it comes to the creative the example over the weekend of what happened to scarlettr voice essentially being stolen from her for an ai product, what should we behinking about to make sure we protect artists and creators from this but still as i said embrace ai and recognize this is where were going west and mark . >> r6i think it's going to be important we find ways to be proactive in anticipating what people's rights are going to need to be. a situation like that, probably not something that was imagined or contemplated when the movie she played ai four or five years ago came out and this is something that's come out in the recent writer's strike, the actors strike is how do we build in those protections now not just for how ai is being used right now in this industry but also how will it be used in five years , 10 years so looking at workers rights is a little outside my field but i'm just the technology standpoint it moves so fast that it is important to be proactive thinking about not just current risks to care about but what do we need to care about downline tha

, but when it comes ton the creative community, the example over the weekend of what happened to scarlettohansson with her voice essentially being stolen from her for an a.i. product, what should we be thinking about to make sure that we protect artists and creators from this, but still embrace a.i. and recognize that this is where we are going?>> i think it is going to be important that we find ways to be proactive and anticipate what people's rights are going to need to be, a situation like that, probably not something that was even imagined or contemplated when the movie where she played came out, and this is something that has come up a lot. and in the recent writer's strike, how do we build those protections, not just for how a.i. is used right now and this industry but also how it is going to be used in five years or 10 years. looking at workers rights is outside of my field but, from the technology standpoint, it moves so fast, it is important to be proactive in thinking about not just current risks and factors to care about but what do we need to think about down the line. >> and