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that's 22% and say, right, i'm not voting snp.vote for them. >> compulsory containment of cats in vulnerable areas and ministers should ask naturescot to commission a report into the advantages and disadvantages for wildlife of introducing cat containment. another report that the taxpayer will pay for. thank you so much. independent councillor alastair redman there for kintyre and the islands ward. >> he sounds very sensible, doesn't he? unlike the scottish government, which is ridiculous. >> now, did you see kanye west's wife bianca censori, get kicked out of the grammys for wearing, well, nothing? don't go anywhere. here's the weather. >> ooh. a chilly start will give way to a lovely warm afternoon. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good morning and welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office. looking ahead, it's going to be turning wet and windy in the north west, drier in the south—east but turning colder as we see higher pressure building. so it's been a cold start across the southeast, but a b

volkswagen dropped in the us are lower, after opening for the first average was down about i%, the snpd that the block would to ,... ,if .,., n , w, w .. if the us w if t'hé'hérélléivéé ’ " retaliate if the us followed through on his threats to tariffs on european impose tariffs on european goods. have a listen. translation: it's simple. think the try it's simple — we think the priority is this strategic agenda and the security of our borders. europe has to make itself respected and react. so so what are tariffs? drive up so what are tariffs? drive up the cost of those of those international products. —— are the tax on imported goods, which drive up the cost of international products. cheaper local products. reasons but also to "combat the scourge of fentanyl". by criminal gangs. it's much stronger than heroin but, much like heroin, it binds to opioid receptors pleasure and relaxation. in 2022, over 70,000 americans died from fentanyl overdoses. us officials say chemicals used in fentanyl come from china. failing to stop this. for supplying fenta nyl. but mexico's president called this

after the snp announced it's looking to ban cats, a report by the scottish animal welfare commissionlans strict containment zones and moggie lockdowns to protect bird life. but critics are calling the cats clampdown bird brained and the claws are out to scrap it. that and many more cat related puns coming in your show. welcome to the show. so as i said friday night, 17.4 million brits brexiteers were celebrating the fifth anniversary of brexit this morning. sir keir starmer has got his trotters on the eurostar straight toot sweet to brussels. now i'm no poirot. we don't need to work out that difficult. what side of the baguette is buttered for sir keir starmer? seriously, donald trump is saying that the uk, for now, is off the crosshairs of a trade war. why is that flight not being diverted to washington to do a deal with donald trump? do you feel do you fear that brexit is being surrendered one treaty at a time? why on earth is our prime minister in brussels, the morning after the brexit celebrations the night before? send your views and your comments to gbnews.com/yoursay anas sarw

we're putting it down to gb news cats are safe for now from an snp ban, as the scottish first minister, john swinney, rules out a crackdown. so inflation is currently 2.7%. some of these inflation council tax increases 10%. yeah. all because the deputy prime minister agreed it. the law before labour got in was you had to have a referendum locally if they wanted to raise it more than 5%. so now 10% because jhon duran ssafa. >> everything is just so much more expensive though isn't it? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> the trouble is, councils have spent wastefully . they haven't spent wastefully. they haven't forward planned all of these extra expenses. and now it's us, the taxpayer. it is you at home who are going to have to foot the bill. let us know your thoughts. >> and you think in bristol you're going to get one bin collection a month. >> what? >> what? >> yeah, one a month. >> yeah, one a month. >> gbnews.com/yoursay to get in touch with us this morning. first, the very latest news with tatiana sanchez. >> beth, thank you very much. the top stories. police are continuing to question a teenage