and his family _ victoria, assistant siobhan and his family we — victoria, assistant siobhan and hishe — family. we come to hold, help, and handled the loss of the great shane mcgowan — we also remember in a very special way who— we also remember in a very special way who came to mass in this church and lit— way who came to mass in this church and lit a _ way who came to mass in this church and lit a candle often. we come to celebrate — and lit a candle often. we come to celebrate the sun, the story, the life, celebrate the sun, the story, the life. the — celebrate the sun, the story, the life, the lyric, the living of shane macgowan. we gathered together his life, macgowan. we gathered together his life. his _ macgowan. we gathered together his life, his loves, his lyric, and his light, _ life, his loves, his lyric, and his light, and — life, his loves, his lyric, and his light, and his music. before this alter. _ light, and his music. before this alter. to — light, and his music. before this alter, to pray for his eternal rest. we begin— alter, to pray for his eternal rest. we begi

and now i call upon siobhan and victoria to lead us in the eulogy, please, thank you. have enjoyed that actually. he would... that some sendoff for my brother. so, thank you. that some sendoff for my brother. 50. thank yon-— so firstly, i want to welcome all of you, and i think the president of ireland for coming to honour and celebrate shane's life with our family, friends and people who loved shane's songs and music. it's lovely and very fitting to see you gathered in this church as this is where our mother attended mass every sunday and where shane would accompany her when he was home. i want to thank father pat gilbert and father logan kelly and the other priest that officiated actually because there was more that i was aware of, but also to thank father brendan maloney, who came especially to officiate at this mass todayjust maloney, who came especially to officiate at this mass today just as he officiated with such grace at our mother's funeral in the parish. i also want to thank everyone who played their part in this ceremony, and a clan for organising the artis

the imperative for someone like siobhan may be greater but research into developing therapeutics to dois aimed at all women. back in cambridge, scientists are replicating in mice the signs that have been identified in human dna. so, to test the genes that we find in humans, we have to work with lab scientists. so you can see here gerry working on some mouse cells, validating our targets that we discovered in humans. 0k. so what we can do with this is, first, find out what, _ what the reason is, _ or what the function of that protein is, so that then we can - hopefully try to target that as a drug therapy. so, so far what we've done very well is categorise the kinds _ of variations that you find in large data into different groups. - we know that some affect how many eggs that a woman is born with. - and we know that some affect the survival - of the eggs into adult life. and so that's already a big step | forward in trying to understand| mechanistically the different causes of infertility. - there are already start—ups working in this space. new york—based oviva therapeutics is current

i'm also aware of the strong bond of love and affection that bound together as a family, morris, siobhan and presence around you and with you is suddenly silent. and coping with that loss is always difficult but in that loss is always difficult but in that group, you are supported by the friendship and concerns of other people and you are supported by what our christian faith tells us about death and what it means. for shane had great faith in our blessed lady and received holy communion from this church regularly. a man who often knelt before a fellow human being on the side of the road and offered kindness, assistance and care. born on the birthday ofjesus, passing the same days as oscar wilde, patrick kavanagh and his funeral celebration of this great feast of mary and also sinead's birthday, something seems right about all of this. in one of his best love songs, the sickbed of kilcullen, he... and shove you on the ground and you stick your head back out and shout, we will have another round! but mortality was always at the heart of his music. a poet, lyricist, singer, trailblazer, he

household siobhan mcdonagh.sehold bills are set to rise in the new year despite record levels of consumer debt. the energy regulator's price cap will be increased by 5% from monday, which will add around £94 to the average bill. ofgem, the regulator, says the rise is dnven regulator, says the rise is driven by the cost of wholesale gas, which is particularly impacted by the conflict in ukraine. the lift in the price cap comes as energy companies look to recover around £3 billion due to debts owed by customers who can't afford to pay customers who can't afford to pay their bills. more than £330,000 of taxpayers money has been spent in just 18 months on taxis to replace cancelled trains in scotland . scotrail, trains in scotland. scotrail, which was taken into public ownership last year , spent ownership last year, spent £40,000 in june alone . the £40,000 in june alone. the single most expensive journey was a fare of almost £800 from wick to inverness for an eight seater taxi. transport scotland, though, says cri

household siobhan mcdonagh.ld bills are set to rise in the new year despite record levels of consumer debt . the energy consumer debt. the energy regulator's price cap will be increased by 5% from monday, adding around £94 to the average bill of gem says the rise is dnven bill of gem says the rise is driven by the cost of wholesale gas, which is particularly being impacted by the conflict in ukraine and the lift in the price cap comes as energy companies look to recover some £3 billion due to debts owed by customers who can't afford to pay customers who can't afford to pay their bills. around 86% of crimes reported this year have gone unsolved. in many cases because police have failed to find a suspect. new figures reveal 4.7 million crimes went unsolved this year at 1.7 million, of which were of a violent nature. a further million were due to criminal damage or arson . labour says the damage or arson. labour says the conservatives record on solving crimes is disgraceful and has accused the government of letting

any bulldozers have destroyed the chef siobhan cemetery in the neighborhood and east and gaza images from the cemetery show recently buried bodies lang, among the rubble of tombstones houses. there was a smile. is it the whole reports now from the cemetery? and we should warn you. some of the images in his reports may be disturbing. i look to see and look what a chips i've been and what costs i'm standing in the middle of the shake shabani cemetery and the i'll show a neighborhood. this symmetry was pulled those by the user id occupation forces. the dad has been exude and crushed under the bulldozers of the occupation forces. to give you a clearer picture, you can see. one of the dead bodies assumed by the is rarely occupation forces. the body was crushed by these riley's heavy machinery. it is not the 1st time that the occupation forces hold those symmetries destroying graves and makes you mean the dead bodies and then utilizing them. you can see clearly the traces of the is ready, occupation forces, heavy machinery, and the tracks of the ahmed vehicles. even the data not sped and r

his sister, siobhan rose to deliver the eulogy after that performance.s, wow, ithink shane would have enjoyed that. that, some said offer my brother, so thank you. you have been watching coverage of shane macgowan�*s funeral from tipperary. you are watching bbc news. tonight at six saudi arabia spends billions of pounds on international report we have a special report asking why. generating plenty of hype and potentially growth, too. from top flight football to the america's cup — saudi arabia is suddenly a key player, but there are strong concerns about women's rights and gay rights. the average two—year fixed mortgage rate falls below 6% — just — for the first time sincejune. is it going to be a fifth term in office for vladimir putin? a spokesman says an �*astonishing' number of people want him to run again for leader. # the boys of the nypd choir still singing galway bay... # and the crowds pay a unique tribute to shane macgowan — as dublin bids him farewell. on bbc london: coming up in sport on bbc news, landing a big hitter — jon rahm joins golf�*s

the imperative for someone like siobhan may be greater but research into developing therapeutics to dowomen. back in cambridge, scientists are replicating in mice the signs that have been identified in human dna. so, to test the genes that we find in humans, we have to work with lab scientists. so you can see here gerry working on some mouse cells, validating our targets that we discovered in humans. 0k. so what we can do with this is, first, find out what, _ what the reason is, - or what the function of that protein is, so that then we can hopefully try to target that - as a drug therapy. so, so far what we've done very well is categorise the kinds - of variations that you find | in large data into different groups. we know that some affect how many eggs that a woman - is born with. and we know that some affect the survival of the eggs - into adult life. and so that's already a big step forward in trying - to understand mechanistically the different causes _ of infertility. there are already start—ups working in this space. new york—based 0viva therapeutics is currently trialling its

is a rough and hon eunice in the south. meanwhile, his very bulldozers have destroyed the shakes siobhan symmetry and the outside neighborhood of east and gaza. images from the symmetry show recently buried bodies lying among the rubble of tombstones. this is the latest documented case of a destruction of a symmetry in gaza. honey, my hood is joining us live from rough. uh, uh, honey. let starts on that last a series of images. we sold a symmetries being destroyed. what more can you tell us about this situation? a yes. hi, or will this is part of ongoing system at a destruction of the gods as for the, from north to south. and so far, we're not only seeing residential homes and residential, the blocks being completely leveled to the ground. but we also, within the past few weeks, we see an ad parks in the heart of gods and they were also destroyed. well, palm trees were uprooted, along with all of it. trees and other kind of trees across the different parts and neighborhoods of the gods as for what's going on is more of an organized, systematic crimes against palestinian and this time and

respect, we will not reveal any more checks out button and what we are opposing live from the shakes siobhan symmetry and the alice neighborhood. this was boulders and destroyed by the is riley homage vehicles and bulldozers. the dead bodies were exempt. them the mutilated. there is no respect for that. it is. yeah. another wall crime committed by the israelis this mind of the whole. medina, because i have to just get them. a woman has been killed in southern lebanon, biased ray, the shelling the said in as many days is riley cross border attacks have increased in recent weeks, striking further inside lebanon, approximately 50000 people from southern loving and non displaced as a result of a fighting. has belong continues to fire and to northern israel, hitting the town of could be a true mona san a hold on the side of this update from southern revenue as the cross border explained to fire continues at, it is intensifying israel carrying out the series of airstrikes the lebanese armed group, hezbollah firing salvo of rockets that towards is really military positions. the escalation is sporad

his sister siobhan said.macgowan lit the fire that burns in ireland and across the world, and his widow, victoria, mary clarke, spoke and praised of the singer . singer. >> he really did live so close to the edge that he he seemed like he was going to fall off many times. i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family we've kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for a very long time. but on the plus side, i think the that explain nation led to a kind of creativity which may not have been possible without without the use of all these substances . these substances. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news and now it's back to . mark and now it's back to. mark >> thanks sophia . well, in an >> thanks sophia. well, in an extraordinary political development, lord frost, the man credited with getting brexit across the line has called for rishi sunak to stand down as prime minister and leader of the conservative party he says that

we will not reveal anymore checks out button and what we are opposing live from the shakes siobhan symmetry and the alice neighborhood. this was boulders and destroyed by the is riley homage. vehicles and bulldozers. the dead bodies were exempt them the mutilated. there is no respect for that. it is. yeah, another wall crime committed by the israelis this mind of the whole medina that has gone up to just the world health organization says there are now no functional hospitals in the north of garza. hospitals have been bombed, they've run out of medical supplies, and they don't have any fuel. as a result is difficult for any of the 2 point. 2000000 people in gauze, though, oil effectively in a was, are now to get any adequate medical care. only 936 of facilities are far from functional in the whole got all of the saw there are actually no functional, so let me know nor oligopoly. what's the last one? but it's not minimal, fresh and still to the patient, but most amazing. it was a lot of people cheap uh and also hospital. so the hospital or she was showing 3 also thousands of displaced people

i want to be like the rest of the kids into well, the moment we came today with the short siobhan campaign to support people psychologically and to provide children with assistance that would help them in the course of their lives and through mental health. children are in dire need for these things, god willing when this war ends. hopefully children will be given special attention psychologically. that is essential for them. so we came for around $3051.00 did the inside the departments around $200.00 changing and we're playing here with the other volunteers and we put the plan to come every now and then to them to play and try to get them as much as we can whether it is or food or clothes, whatever we bring with us with our volunteers. come to them this mind with a game with a uh, with a play with the children. they feel that it is something different to uh, bring beauty to, to their eyes and their soul. plus even much fewer people, men and women. they say, well, she wants to play with us because we want to play old. so not the only children that way they see girl of use have the, has bee

his sister siobhan said.e macgowan lit the fire that burns in ireland and across the world, and his widow, victoria, mary clarke, spoke and praised of the singer . singer. >> he really did live so close to the edge that he he seemed like he was going to fall off many times. i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family we've kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for a very long time. but on the plus side, i think the that explain nation led to a kind of creativity which may not have been possible without without the use of all these substances . these substances. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news and now it's back to . mark and now it's back to. mark >> thanks sophia . well, in an >> thanks sophia. well, in an extraordinary political development, lord frost, the man credited with getting brexit across the line has called for rishi sunak to stand down as prime minister and leader of the conservative party he says tha

we go now to siobhan synnot who is a film critic joining us from glasgow.ic, behind this quick move to streaming straight after it has basically been in the cinemas, what did i say, for three weeks? that basically been in the cinemas, what did i say, for three weeks?- did i say, for three weeks? that is netflix's decision. _ did i say, for three weeks? that is netflix's decision. worth - did i say, for three weeks? that is netflix's decision. worth bearing i did i say, for three weeks? that is | netflix's decision. worth bearing in mind that maestro was offered first of all to warner brothers, which made a star is born, they passed and so did come next apple and paramount. netflix picked up the movie. you can see why some risk averse studios would be taken by the idea of maestro. it is partly in black—and—white, a biography of the musician and conductor, leonard bernstein. and netflix is driven by subscriptions. rather than theatrical releases. the reason it has any sort of theatrical release is so that it qualifies for award season. it is something that al

let's speak to the film and tv critic siobhan synnot. thank you for coming on the program.nteresting because bible barbenheimmer has really dominated this years awards for the ten nominations in total, that means it ties with cabarets the second most nominated film in the 81 history of the golden globes and eight for 0ppenheimer. not sure we can actually say this is going to give us much and how the oscar are thinking. there are 9500 people voting, 300 voted for the golden globes and they are voting does overlap. it says something of the power of barbie, the power of open aymara. i suspect the oscars might lean out little bit more towards open aymara. it is very much an historical epic that the voters tend to live for that —— open armor. let's go on the golden globe awards themselves for the into detail on barbie. what is it nominated for and what do you think it has a chance? it's up for best musical comedy. the thing about the golden globes, they get two bites at the votes. they divide into film and television but also musical comedy and drama. barbie is in one category,

his sister siobhan said.acgowan lit a fire that burns in ireland and across the world, and his widow , across the world, and his widow, victoria, mary clarke, spoke and praised of the singer. >> he really did live so close to the edge that he he seemed like he was going to fall off many times. i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family we've kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for a very long time. but on the plus side, i think the that explorer mission . think the that explorer mission. led to a kind of creativity which may not have been possible without the use of all these substances . substances. >> and you can watch that on tv online, dab on radio and on our smart speaker by saying play gb news. and now it's back to . patrick >> well, come along now. there is turmoil on tory twitter. the conservative party's official account put this picture out. okay, so there we go . the okay, so there we go. the caption says labour, when you ask for their plans to tackle illegal migration now personally i th

his sister siobhan said.cgowan lit a fire that burns in ireland and across the world, and his widow , across the world, and his widow, victoria, mary clarke, spoke and praised of the singer. >> he really did live so close to the edge that he he seemed like he was going to fall off many times. i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family we've kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for a very long time. but on the plus side, i think the that explorer mission . think the that explorer mission. led to a kind of creativity which may not have been possible without the use of all these substances . substances. >> and you can watch that on tv online, dab on radio and on our smart speaker by saying play gb news. and now it's back to . patrick >> well, come along now. there is turmoil on tory twitter. the conservative party's official account put this picture out. okay, so there we go . the okay, so there we go. the caption says labour, when you ask for their plans to tackle illegal migration now personally i thi

i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family.ve kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for a very long time. but on the plus side, i think the that exploration mission . led to a kind of mission. led to a kind of creativity which may not have been possible without the use of all these substances . all these substances. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news and now it's back to lee anderson's real . anderson's real. world >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. and tonight, i'm joined by andy macdonald. he's a trade unionist and actually, we've got a change this week. we've got the right in the corner. that's author harriet sergeant , welcome to the show sergeant, welcome to the show for the first time. harriet we're going to get straight to it. christmas is coming up. strikes nhs and the strikes in the nhs and the strikes on on the on the railway system. isn't it time now that they just put the strikes to one side over the christmas period and let

siobhan synnot is a film and tv critic, she gave me her reaction to the nominations earlier.ons in totalfor barbie. that means it ties with cabaret as the second most nominated film in the 81 year history of the golden globes and and eight for 0ppenheimer. not sure we can actually say that this is going to give us much in the sense of how the oscar voters are thinking. i mean, there are 900. there are 9500 people voting for the oscars, 300 voting for the golden globes. and their voting doesn't overlap. but certainly it says something about the power of barbie, the power of 0ppenheimer, although i suspect that the oscars might lean a little more towards 0ppenheimer. it is, after all, very much the kind of historical epic that the voters tend to like. we will get onto the historical and epic in a moment. barbie will be the first focus. amanda, are you a fan? i'm only bombed i didn't wear my pink suit — i'm only bombed i didn't wear my pink suit today for this conversation. i actually do think it is in an— conversation. i actually do think it is in an incredibly interesting movi

his sister siobhan and played.ster siobhan and widow victoria , mary clarke, widow victoria, mary clarke, gave eulogies. widow victoria, mary clarke, gave eulogies . this is gb news gave eulogies. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. and now it's back to . michelle to. michelle >> hello there. i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me i've got my panel tonight alongside me i've got my panel. a conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and the writer and trade unionist paul embery. good evening to both of you. and you know the drill, don't you? it's not just about us three here. it's very much about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind you can get in mind tonight? you can get in touch with us all the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com. or you can me at news. i've can tweet me at gb news. i've got a lot that i want to get into with you tonight. to into with you

i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family.e kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for a very long time. but on the plus side, i think the that exploration mission . led to a kind of mission. led to a kind of creativity which may not have been possible without the use of all these substances . all these substances. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news and now it's back to lee anderson's real . anderson's real. world >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. and tonight, i'm joined by andy macdonald. he's a trade unionist and actually, we've got a change this week. we've got the right in the corner. that's author harriet sergeant , welcome to the show sergeant, welcome to the show for the first time. harriet we're going to get straight to it. christmas is coming up. strikes nhs and the strikes in the nhs and the strikes on on the on the railway system. isn't it time now that they just put the strikes to one side over the christmas period and let

knighted , and martin have been knighted, and there are damehoods for author jilly cooper and mp siobhanagh amongst others , and mcdonagh amongst others, and life coaches and running clubs will be recommended to those on long terme sick leave to get people into work. doctors people back into work. doctors employers and job centres will be encouraged to suggest therapeutic recreation such as gardening or cooking clubs, in an effort to reduce the number of people signed off a pilot scheme called work well will see the concept tested in 15 areas before it is expanded nationally . we're live across the uk, on tv, on digital radio. if you want us on your smart speaker, just say play gb news now it's over to . over to. nana. >> thank you aaron. it's fast approaching six minutes after 3:00. this is gb news on tv, onune 3:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua now. coming up as an official watchdog reveals that our cops are, quote, inadequate . our cops are, quote, inadequate. i'll be discussing whether the police force is beyond repair. then stay tuned. at 320, it

i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family we've kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for aery long time. but on the plus side, i think the that explorer mission . think the that explorer mission. led to a kind of creativity which may not have been possible without the use of all these substances . substances. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play . speaker by saying play. gb news. hello . and welcome to hello. and welcome to headliners. >> i'm nick dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour. >> and i'm joined by the dream team, though, people's team, though, some people's nightmare. team, though, some people's nig louise. there he is >> louis schaefer, there he is looking and paul cox, looking stoical and paul cox, it's me . it's me. >> it's the classic double act. how are you, lads? >> it's always the dream team when i'm on it. >> wow. wow. just thrown us both under the bus. yeah. >> there's no louis schaefer in team last team louis. i thought the last one was very funny.

i mean, we've had me and siobhan and all the family we've kind of lived in terror, haven't we, for ary long time. but on the plus side, i think the that explorer mission . think the that explorer mission. led to a kind of creativity which may not have been possible without the use of all these substances . substances. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play . speaker by saying play. gb news. hello . and welcome to hello. and welcome to headliners. >> i'm nick dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour. >> and i'm joined by the dream team, though, people's team, though, some people's nightmare. team, though, some people's nig louise. there he is >> louis schaefer, there he is looking and paul cox, looking stoical and paul cox, it's me . it's me. >> it's the classic double act. how are you, lads? >> it's always the dream team when i'm on it. >> wow. wow. just thrown us both under the bus. yeah. >> there's no louis schaefer in team last team louis. i thought the last one was very funny. o

jilly cooper and mp siobhan mcdonagh and the british actor tom wilkinson has died .to a wilkinson has died. born into a farming family in yorkshire, he won acclaim for his role in the classic comedy the full monty. he was nominated for an academy award twice, first for the drama in the bedroom in 2001, and again in two thousand and seven for the thriller michael clayton. he took home a golden globe in 2009 for his portrayal of benjamin franklin in hbo's miniseries john adams. his other credits include the best exotic marigold hotel, batman begins, and sense and sensibility. tom wilkinson was 75. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio and . car, on your digital radio and. on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to the saturday five. >> it's . saturday night and >> it's. saturday night and you're with the saturday five. i'm darren grimes , and before i'm darren grimes, and before yourjanuary diet begins, it's time for some full fat opinion. let's crack on with tonight's first debat

boss tim martin are among those knighted, and there are damehoods for author jilly cooper and mp siobhanonagh and the british actor tom wilkinson has died . born tom wilkinson has died. born into a farming family in yorkshire, he won fans for his role in the classic comedy the full monty . he was nominated for full monty. he was nominated for an academy award twice and he took home a golden globe in 2009 for his portrayal of benjamin franklin in hbo's acclaimed miniseries john adams. singer will young has paid tribute to him as a british acting royalty . him as a british acting royalty. tom wilkinson was 75. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news . play gb news. >> welcome to the saturday night showdown on tim martin, the boss of wetherspoon has been knighted in the new year honours list and lefties are furious about it. he's a brexit backing gammon. they shriek . he's guilty of the they shriek. he's guilty of the crime of britishness. coincidentally, you can buy gammon,

let's take you live to county tipperary, where his sister siobhan is giving a eulogy. >> first of allur website at gbnews.com . at gbnews.com. >> for a valuable legacy , your >> for a valuable legacy, your family can own gold coins will always shine bright. >> rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . report. and welcome back. >> you're watching and listening to martin daubney on gb news bringing you all the latest until 6:00 now, the conservatives have come under fire once again , this time for fire once again, this time for sharing a picture of bbc presenter maryam moshiri giving the middle finger live on air. the caption underneath that picture said, labour, when you ask for their plans to tackle illegal migration now labour are not the only ones unhappy with the post. some of them the tory party themselves, have also demanded for it to deleted. demanded for it to be deleted. it's not the first time that the parties have been dg shaming each other either. well, join me now to discuss this is political commentator danny armstrong. and the big question is, is poli