no, not somerset . not yorkshire, but somerset. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. also i'll be joined by the mighty former member of the european parliament, stanley johnson. as my trusted somerset flabellum holder. as ever, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. me. mail programme. email me. mail mageenews.com. but it's time mageenews.com. but now it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening. well, we begin with the news that police and emergency services are responding to an ongoing incident in glasgow after the discovery of potentially hazardous substances. this incident is taking place at a flat in altyre street in shettleston one. local residents, we understand , have residents, we understand, have been evacuated as a precaution . been evacuated as a precaution. an and we're also being told members of the public have been asked to avoid the area. that breaking news into us just a short time ago. we'll bring you more on that as s

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i'm joined now by benjamin slade , by sir benjamin slade, somerset's baronet , somerset's best knownly didn't buy his baronetcy because it was awarded. he's the seventh baronet to a distinguished ancestor for his service in the peninsula war. so tell me, what is a baronet? what response ability does it give you and doesit ability does it give you and does it open any doors ? does it open any doors? >> it's a small baron . >> it's a small baron. >> it's a small baron. >> in other words, you're not a baron, but you're sort of like a sergeant major. i wish i was further up. i wish i was a general, but i'm not. and so it doesn't give you any responsibility as we get to wear a badge. and that's about it. but it does help with americans % americans like they love that sort of thing. yeah. >> and as a baronet, you've been a very high profile one, mainly because you've kept on advertising for a wife , because advertising for a wife, because you want to have an heir , you've you want to have an heir, you've got a daughter. do you think baronetcies should be able to go through line? another th

i'm joined now by benjamin slade , by sir benjamin slade, somerset's baronet , somerset's best knownn't buy his baronetcy because it was awarded. he's the seventh baronet to a distinguished ancestor for his service in the peninsula war. so tell me, what is a baronet? what response ability does it give you and doesit ability does it give you and does it open any doors ? does it open any doors? >> it's a small baron . >> it's a small baron. >> it's a small baron. >> in other words, you're not a baron, but you're sort of like a sergeant major. i wish i was further up. i wish i was a general, but i'm not. and so it doesn't give you any responsibility as we get to wear a badge. and that's about it. but it does help with americans % americans like they love that sort of thing. yeah. >> and as a baronet, you've been a very high profile one, mainly because you've kept on advertising for a wife , because advertising for a wife, because you want to have an heir , you've you want to have an heir, you've got a daughter. do you think baronetcies should be able to go through line? another through

i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. sunny in somerset. 8:00. it is sunny in somerset.vely day and now it's it's been a lovely day and now wsfime it's been a lovely day and now it's time the weather. it's time for the weather. >> feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. it is briefly warmer temperatures reaching mid to high 20s. plenty of sunny spells , but there will be some rain moving into the far west later on thursday . looking at the on thursday. looking at the bigger picture, brief spell of bigger picture, a brief spell of warmer weather, but into the weekend, this of low weekend, this area of low pressure starts to move in, introduces something a little bit fresher, particularly across the and the west. so the north and the west. so looking end wednesday, looking at the end of wednesday, still some cloud across western areas, murky around some areas, a bit murky around some coast, but plenty

. country home in somerset.set. pathim. standing in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick standing in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick in standing in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick in aanding in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick in a word,| in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick in a word, what for him. patrick in a word, what have we got? >> oh, well, well, loads. okay, so student accommodation being used migrants the used to house migrants are the french to for putting the french to blame for putting the channel the head channel and the head of extinction rebellion has absolutely slammed ulez. >> nothing too much >> oh, well, nothing too much then. next hour then. coming up in the next hour or . now, surely , surely, or so. now, surely, surely, surely . somebody tell me the surely. somebody tell me the weather . it's surely. somebody tell me the weather. it's simply at some point in august, just got to get better , hasn't it? let's have a better, hasn't it? let's have a lo

. country home in somerset. somerset. pathim. standing in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick standing in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick in standing in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick in aanding in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick in a word,| in country home in somerset. pathim. patrick in a word, what for him. patrick in a word, what have we got? >> oh, well, well, loads. okay, so student accommodation being used migrants the used to house migrants are the french to for putting the french to blame for putting the channel the head channel and the head of extinction rebellion has absolutely slammed ulez. >> nothing too much >> oh, well, nothing too much then. next hour then. coming up in the next hour or . now, surely , surely, or so. now, surely, surely, surely . somebody tell me the surely. somebody tell me the weather . it's surely. somebody tell me the weather. it's simply at some point in august, just got to get better , hasn't it? let's have a better, hasn't it? let's hav

and so somerset maugham is not writing some political diatribe. he's writing he's writing a novel, but it touches on these kinds of themes. and so these big questions then will pop up out of out of a novel. what is the nature of liberty? is liberty the ability to do whatever you want? or is liberty the right to do what you ought to do as as lord acton poses this question. these are questions that crop up throughout all of western history. and so i think it can be really helpful when people are trying to just get a grapple, just a hold on their culture. when we read much less than we have in the past, when our attention spans are about the same as that of a fruit fly, these days, it it can it can put us on the right path when we realize that some of the same questions that plato and aristotle were raising. well, these are the questions that shakespeare is grappling with. these are the questions that tolstoy is grappling with. these are the questions that george eliot is grappling with, for that matter, or any even more modern writer that these keep

. of he does somerset.set. now we're told we'll be seeing lots of his local area, west harptree, a small village in the chew valley, not far from bath , with valley, not far from bath, with a population of just 380. i had anticipated to be honest that my career would have lasted a little bit longer before i started travel logs. but started doing travel logs. but there go. we've also been there we go. we've also been promised a private tour of his 17th century home. includes a look, exclusive look at his look, an exclusive look at his home brewed somerset cider. now we're talking as well as a run through of some of his favourite household effects. course , household effects. of course, there's famous bust of pitt there's the famous bust of pitt , younger the tory prime , the younger the tory prime minister from early 19th minister from the early 19th century. also told we'll century. we're also told we'll be seeing some cricket between jacob and his children, too, which is actually blooming lovely . jacob re

indeed holding the state of the nafion indeed holding the state of the nation in from somerset, flabellumight is the telegraph chief restaurant cricket william sitwell, star of the sit down with sitwell. but as always , i want to hear from as always, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me. mail at gbnews.com. now it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst. it . with polly middlehurst. it. >> jacob. thank you and good evening to you. well, we begin this gb news bulletin with some breaking news coming to us from northern ireland in the last 15 minutes or so. it's understood ad a major data breach within the police service of northern ireland has released the personal details of every serving police officer and civilian staff member. these details just coming to us as the story develops . but details just coming to us as the story develops. but our details just coming to us as the story develops . but our reporter story develops. but our reporter dougie beattie is in northern ireland and doing his to best get across it for us. dougie wh

even when shining in somerset.m boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. some wet and windy weather heading in for and saturday, for friday night and saturday, but , friday will but for many, friday will be a dry and a bright day with perhaps more sunshine than perhaps a bit more sunshine than we've of late. the wet and we've had of late. the wet and windy saturday windy weather for saturday coming low coming from this area of low pressure. it, though, pressure. ahead of it, though, a ridge of high pressure trying ridge of high pressure is trying to move in. it's not completely across the uk though, so still some heavy showers around this evening indeed overnight. some heavy showers around this eveni|keep indeed overnight. some heavy showers around this eveni|keep someeed overnight. some heavy showers around this eveni|keep someeed oveoverit. we'll keep some going over eastern and eastern e

it'll be sunny in somerset.rm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. looking ahead to the next few days, the changeable theme will continue. most of us seeing some further rain at times, but in between there some sunshine . so there will be some sunshine. so as end monday, we've got this as we end monday, we've got this ridge pressure across ridge of high pressure across the is generally gave the uk. this is generally gave us day today, but the us a settled day today, but the fronts are waiting up across the north—west. as we go through north—west. and as we go through the the night, we'll the course of the night, we'll see of these into see one of these moving into parts of scotland northern parts of scotland and northern ireland. showers, ireland. so some showers, showers a lot of showers here for a lot of england and wales, though it should largely but should be largely dry

sirens warning of shelling in kyiv again. 700 ukrainian families are being hosted in somerset currentlyore hosts at the beginning than we needed. but that has very much changed, and i think a lot of that is down to the cost of living crisis. if the war carries on as it is going, we are going to really need more support from residents here in somerset. julie had two families staying at once. it is the best thing we have ever done. you're live with bbc news. france says it will to begin evacuating its nationals from niger on tuesday. french ministers made the decision after meeting in paris, and say it was prompted by the worsening security situation after last week's military coup. france is also offering to evacuate other european nationals. it comes after two of niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, said they would view any foreign military intervention in niger as a declaration of war on themselves. the coup leaders have accused france of preparing to attack. on sunday, the regional bloc ecowas gave niger's military seven days to restore democratic rule. myanmar�*s military ruler

live from somerset, from somerset to australia .ave beaten nigeria in their last 16 match today, taking them through to the quarterfinals, the match finish nil nil after extra time despite lauren james getting sent off before england won the penalty shootout. >> that was very dramatic indeed . so joining us now to dissect the match is former footballer jason cundy . thank you very much jason cundy. thank you very much indeed, jason , for joining me. indeed, jason, for joining me. it looked i didn't get to watch the but it looked quite the match, but it looked quite dramatic was dramatic. dramatic like it was dramatic. >> i mean, anything going to penalties is dramatic there. the red card , it pretty much had red card, it pretty much had everything. in all honesty, how red card, it pretty much had everythididn't all honesty, how red card, it pretty much had everythididn't win honesty, how red card, it pretty much had everythididn't win theesty, how red card, it pretty much had everythididn't win the game ow red card, it pretty much h

somerset house on board. the royal board.n board. so it's not and the thing that and i think the thing that concerns me, it's not just about retail shops. it's it is the bigger economy forte hotel. >> and it's not just in london because there are the out of london centres. london shopping centres. claridge's is of my claridge's is one of my favourite places go. favourite places to go. >> best place for breakfast? best place for breakfast. >> quite >> breakfast. it's quite good. it's good for dinner. it's quite good for dinner. >> anyway, thank you so much, trevor. that's all from me. up next, professor daniel next, it is professor daniel wootton who will be joining us with lots of thrills and spills to keep you entertained in the next hour or two. >> i have to say we do have a genuine superstar line up tonight. carole malone, andrea jenkins and stanley johnson on the superstar panel. edwina currie versus narinda in the clash . then nigel farage lviv clash. then nigel farage lviv lady colin campbell in the house. paul burrell

— is not so many years since the somerset flooding and that devastation to thousands of home and tensundreds of people across the west of england and that is somewhere we try to up our preparedness and be ready. every time _ preparedness and be ready. every time there — preparedness and be ready. every time there is flooding in that lower line parts— time there is flooding in that lower line parts of the country, people complain — line parts of the country, people complain that there is not enough fairness — complain that there is not enough fairness. ultimately there is only so much — fairness. ultimately there is only so much that can be done with disasters — so much that can be done with disasters that like this. one thing in london — disasters that like this. one thing in london is mick fleetwood from the band in london is mick fleetwood from the hand of— in london is mick fleetwood from the band of fleetwood mac and i saw his restaurant _ band of fleetwood mac and i saw his restaurant was completely burned to the ground from the wildfires and he's thrown out to the restaurant. it

shaftesbury car link serves a large geographical area from wiltshire to north dorset through to somerset poor public transport links. it has about 1200 clients on its books. many are very vulnerable. hi. could i make an appointment for next wednesday, please? next wednesday. june hull has been an unpaid director of shaftesbury car link for five years, but recently she's noticed the nhs patient transport service is letting patients down, leaving her not—for—profit organisation to pick up the pieces. there's a lady who lives locally, her son is severely disabled. she was trying to get transport for him to go to hospital. she tried to phone patient transport services, couldn't get through on the phone and phoned me in tears saying, "what do i do?" last month i spoke to a whistle—blower from nhs patient transport services who revealed hundreds of calls to their helpline were being abandoned due to long waits. hi, maggie, it's sue. are you ready? in a statement, the nhs patient transport service says it's sorry to anyone affected by delays and says it's working on an improvement plan with all

in the meantime , the united states does not change state for itself pennsylvania city somerset train wreck everything as usual approximately 10.000 liters. diesel gasoline spilled into a local drain. well, the united states do not change themselves, like the big game, and our cause is just and victory will be ours. we'll hand over the news and see you. again at 16:50. do not miss it on pervy my name is yuri shcherbakov hello , the main news from the world of big politics brix, which accounts for almost half of the world's population, six states join, and the decision of the leader of the five was announced today is the final day of new members in south africa argentina egypt iran united arab emirates saudi arabia and ethiopia this is only the first stage of expansion, further cooperation will continue with non-member states in the session. brix plus johannesburg invited leaders from almost 70 countries in the global south. vladimir putin spoke via video link on the details of the historic day at grigory yemelyanov's the final day of the south african summit and the beginning of a new

plus the state of the nation from somerset's denouement will sitwell will be teaching me to how performssible task of cooking the great british culinary phenomenon of kippers smoked scottish herring, but only after we exclusively reveal the story behind it, involving a certain form of prime minister. coming to my london home after he kippered the eu in a speech of the nation starts now .

somerset won the championship. somerset won the 2020. i was thrilled, your 2020.er did before and i would love to go before me and i would love to go to taunton to see a county championship match. >> we moan about the government, but let me tell you, the england wales cricket are wales cricket board are far worse british worse than the british government. they are absolutely useless our useless now. we've done our best. tonight to make you best. i hope tonight to make you think, smile. one think, to make you smile. one thing depress you thing that will depress you thoroughly about to thoroughly is we're about to show the 24 hours. show you the next 24 hours. weather forecast that the temperature is rising . temperature is rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with the gb news forecast turning wet again overnight, heavy showers replaced the rain into the wednesday, but unseasonable winds, especially along southern coastal parts of england, an area of low pressure is developing over t

now, joining me live down the line from somerset is jacob rees—mogg, who is broker.'s holiday ? week's holiday? >> well, it's much more fun to be broadcasting on gb news than to have a week's holiday. and it's so important. and a theme of our channel that we're not entirely london centric. and i think this just really makes the point that there is a world beyond london that we can get out and about, too. and can talk to people from now. >> jacob i get that as well. and, you know, i've done, i think, 38 farage at large is all around the country. and i'm going go on doing but going to go on doing it. but i mean, don't your kids say, daddy, you know, couldn't you just off work ? just have a day off work? >> no, they're loving it. peter, read the mail mogs yesterday. i think thomas is doing it today. mary, unfortunately, is on houday. mary, unfortunately, is on holiday . otherwise i think she'd holiday. otherwise i think she'd be absolutely at the cutting edge of reading mail. mog sport for children . for children. >> and what's the big story tonight, jacob we're going t

somerset won the championship. somerset won the 2020. i was thrilled, your 2020.id before and i would love to go before me and i would love to go to taunton to see a county championship match. >> we moan about the government, but let me tell you, the england wales cricket are wales cricket board are far worse british worse than the british government. they are absolutely useless our useless now. we've done our best. tonight to make you best. i hope tonight to make you think, smile. one think, to make you smile. one thing depress you thing that will depress you thoroughly about to thoroughly is we're about to show the 24 hours. show you the next 24 hours. weather forecast that the temperature is rising . temperature is rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with the gb news forecast turning wet again overnight, heavy showers replaced the rain into the wednesday, but unseasonable winds, especially along southern coastal parts of england, an area of low pressure is developing over the a

there is some on the floor below us, somerset to put it, somerset to landscape. angles to be able to fit it in, otherwise you get lots of shadows. otherwise you get lots of shadows— otherwise you get lots of shadows. those laser pro'ectors dis - la shadows. those laser pro'ectors disla a shadows. those laser pro'ectors display a six * shadows. those laser pro'ectors dispiay a six k i shadows. those laser pro'ectors display a six k canvas, h shadows. those laser projectors display a six k canvas, that - shadows. those laser projectors display a six k canvas, that is i display a six k canvas, that is 6000 pixels of horizontal resolution. but it all starts with the design, and technology is helping with that as well. as part of our creative concept of stories being the theme of this year, we created a paper theatre. the exciting aspect of where we are, really the technology within the creative side of what we do, we are now able to run a full 3d pipeline on something that size. so this is all made in 3d. plus, as i was saying earlier, there's sort of sense of taking

that was the scene earlier in somerset, the cumulus cloud starting to build up and we see the showersorthern ireland, through western england and wales, they could be on the heavy side and perhaps thundery. still fairly breezy around that north sea coast but that wind will ease and maximum temperatures getting up to 17—19, perhaps 20 degrees. warmer than it was yesterday with a bit more sunshine around this afternoon. this evening and tonight those showers slowly fade, we're looking at clear skies to take us into the early part of monday morning. temperatures in the countryside could dip low but typically 7—10, maybe 11 degrees first thing monday. throughout monday it's a dry day, this area of high pressure trying to nudge its way in. one little weather system to the west will slowly push in later in the day bringing an increase in cloud but for most of us it's dry on monday with some sunshine. some scattered showers mainly in the north of the uk and as i said later on more cloud in parts of south—west wales, south—west england, temperatures into the high teens to the low 20s. that li

this weekend he travels to somerset to battle out against the best for the british title.ame and they announce you as britain's strongest disabled man? 50 you as britain's strongest disabled man? . .,, you as britain's strongest disabled man? . ., ,, man? so much has happened in the last two years _ man? so much has happened in the last two years of — man? so much has happened in the last two years of training _ man? so much has happened in the last two years of training for- man? so much has happened in the last two years of training for this, i last two years of training for this, britain's strongest disabled man was my first competition two years ago and i have always wanted this crown. this year it is going to happen, there is no doubt about it. it is going to break me emotionally after just hearing it. going to break me emotionally after just hearing it— just hearing it. regardless of the result, matthew _ just hearing it. regardless of the result, matthew has _ just hearing it. regardless of the result, matthew has achieved - result, matthew has achieved something th

that must be seen earlier in somerset, the cumulus cloud starting to build and we see the show developingd be happy and perhaps thundery. still fairly breezy around north sea coast but that wind will ease and maximum temperatures reaching 17—19 perhaps 20 degrees. warmer than it was yesterday with more sunshine around this afternoon. this evening and tonight to shower slowly fade, we're looking at clear skies to take us into the early part of monday. temperatures in countryside could dip below but typically 7—10 or 11 degrees first thing monday. throughout monday it is a dry day, this area of high pressure dry to nudgein this area of high pressure dry to nudge in but one little weather system to the west will slowly push it later in the day bringing an increase in cloud but for most of us it's dry on monday the sunshine. some scattered showers mainly in the north of the uk and as i said later more cloud and parts of south—west wales, south—west england, temperatures into the high teens to the low 20s. that little weather system towards the west will move further east as we go through tues

it may brighten up later in the afternoon, for example, in somerset, but for most it will remain cloudyr north of scotland, where it's also going to be pretty windy, gusting up to 50mph. these are our temperatures — a chilly 12 in lerwick to a high of about 21 as we sweep down towards hull. through this evening and overnight, the rain eventually clears away from the south—east. we'll have clear skies following on behind, but it will still be windy across the north—east of scotland and, by the end of the night, more cloud and some spots of rain will be coming in across northern ireland and quite murky and humid across parts of wales and south—west england, especially on the coast. through the course of tomorrow a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine around. still windy across the north—east, especially in shetland. out towards the west there will be a bit more cloud at times, thick enough for the odd spot of rain. temperatures are climbing — 2a in london, 22 in hull, 20 in newcastle. as we move from wednesday into thursday, all of us will really be feeling the benefit of that warmt

i was growing up in chevy chase, maryland, a neighborhood called somerset. my father was a journalist, was covering the kennedy administration and the justice department. i was six years old that summer. i. and robert was growing up across the street and a few houses down from us in somerset with his brother burke, who's in the audience with my mother, bea harwood, who was right there, 94 years old, still going strong, is right here in the audience. burke was just born in may. he was named after his father's immediate superior at the justice department, burke marshall. his sister gail was my sister, helen's good friend. and in my class and at stoneridge and used to have a lot of good times bouncing on the trampoline in the backyard of robert's. but more importantly, his father did some of the most important work of the civil rights movement from a federal government perspective. he was given medal of freedom by president obama this in the year 2012. and i want to start with a little vignette that shows in, i think, a profound way the kind of work that he did

lots coming in from frome in somerset. yes, it is froome!ill spark a few more showers. we will not all see them but they are going to be knocking around. a few in northern ireland and england and we will keep a peppering across the far north of scotland. with the breeze coming in from the north it will feel cooler. the showers continue in east anglia, they could be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. temperatures ranging from 15 in the north to 20 in the south. through the evening and overnight we are starting with clear skies, showers fade, but then we have got liquor cloud and rain coming in from the south—west. if you are hoping to see the super moon, a good chance with clear skies in south and eastern areas but wrap up warm because it will be chilly. these are the temperatures in town and cities but not so in the west with the cloud and rain. tomorrow the main advances north and east, does not make a huge amount of progress and in eastern areas we hang on to the sunshine for the longest. a pleasant day in north—east england and scotlan

large circle, but also with you the dawn is mine, maybe somerset is mine. and , probably, oscar too. well, still less degree, yes, well, here is a series of such a virge, wool fagata christie redi-art kiplinger, oscartualt francis scott figerald or fijerka, fijerians henry miller grand. well, i don’t know years of chaos, but chaos, yes, yes, what prompted you to do, we have already heard. it's like a coincidence. well, yes, in a sense, it's an accident. we translated these people. uh, i uh, actually translated some of them. that is, the desire to know more about whose texts you are translating, please, what is not. you know, it's really what you just said is the first thing that comes to mind, but among them among these writers is not necessarily my favorite. you know the factors, i am a very gambler, and i need more details from this place. that is, this what is this this is some kind of attempt of a kind of a kind of attempt to understand the life of a little-known bright fascinating to find in this in this life something something unexpected for oneself

conditions, patchy light rain and drizzle, it may brighten up later in the afternoon for example in somersetshower is peppering the far north of scotland where it's also going to be pretty windy, gusting up to 15 miles an hour. these are our temperatures, 12 in lerwick, house of about 21 as we speak down. through this evening and overnight, the rain eventually clears away from the southeast. clear skies following on behind, but it will still be windy across the northeast of scotland and by the end of the night, more cloud and spots of rain will be coming in across northern ireland and quite murky and humid across parts of wales and southwest england, especially on the coast. through the course of tomorrow, a lot of dry weather, sunshine around. still windy across the northeast, especially in shetland. towards the west, there will be a bit more cloud at times, the odd spot of rain, but temperatures climbing — 24 in london, 22 in hull, 20 in newcastle. then as we move from wednesday into thursday, all of us will really be feeling the benefit of that warmth as the wind travels further north, ta

news because of course, we have the mark steyn coming up next live from his country house down in somersetnty, as he keeps on calling it. there he is, giggling away. jacob, what have you got tonight ? well, what have you got tonight? well, we're going to be talking about the magistrates association in setting out its style guide and enforcing language on us language in certain important language in certain important language is desperately political , language is desperately political, and the magistrates association ought to be apolitical. >> so that's going to be one of the major topics. and then we're to going talk about the echr and whether the time has come to pull the plug on an overseas version rights . version of human rights. >> jacob, in your opinion , >> and jacob, in your opinion, has that time come ? has that time come? >> i think we need an election to do it. i think you need a clear mandate and i don't think there's a majority in the current house of commons. but in my own mind, the system we've got at the moment just doesn't work. >> absolutely in lately. couldn't agree mor

now, joining us live from his beloved county of somerset and from home is jacob rees—mogg.up this evening? well i've got stanley johnson with me and we're going to be discussing china and net zero, but we're starting with the big story of the day, which is obviously immigration. >> rwanda and the government policies around all of that, because stanley is one of the people who's actually been to ascension island. >> jacob, i mean, this ascension island idea, it was around a long time ago. it was ruled to be completely impracticable in every single way. and it gets reheated and brought back. i mean, come on, let's be honest. it isn't going to happen. is it ? >> 7. >>i ?- >> i agree 7 >> i agree with that. i mean, i attended meetings on it when i was in government. it was going to be about £1 million per person , as you pointed out, 8 to person, as you pointed out, 8 to 900 people live on the ascension island. have to build island. you'd have to build buildings for the builders before you could buildings before you could build buildings for the people you were going to move no

the crusade has reached the rural streets of god's own county of somerset, just ten miles to the north—east rocked the county as a glitch in the matrix has led to an epidemic of tripping pedestrians . plus, we've been pedestrians. plus, we've been promising you a tour of west harptree all week, and today is the day here. the trees rustle with the rhythm of west country, jovial tea. the apples are cnsper, jovial tea. the apples are crisper , pollen encrusted bees crisper, pollen encrusted bees hop around the lavender sprigs , hop around the lavender sprigs, the stars scintillate with enthusiasm . and as ever, the sun enthusiasm. and as ever, the sun shines even through the crop watering rain. state of the nafion watering rain. state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. as always, i want to hear from you . it's the most important you. it's the most important part of the programme. email me mal mogg at gbnews.com but now it's mal mogg at gbnews.com but now wsfime mal mogg at gbnews.com but now it's time for the news of the day with ray addison . day with ray addison. >> thanks, jacob. h

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for nancy crow, a former nurse in somerset, life can be difficult financially.s overpaid in tax credits, and now that money needs to be paid back. her sole income is around £400 a month in benefits. from this, around £50 a month is being automatically deducted. it makes me feel absolutely shocked. i'm suffering, according to my doctor, from stress and anxiety. you think, "how am i going to do this?" one in three tax credit claimants are overpaid each year, often caused by change in work and family circumstances. this has meant 800,000 people in britain, like nancy, are currently facing deductions to repay that money. campaigners say the true scale won't be known until 1.5 million people are moved on to the universal credit system from september. we will see more people who are moving to universal credit to find that they have a tax credit overpayment they didn't realise they had. and that's why this would be an excellent time for the government to act. so we'd like to see them reduce the amount that they take of someone's monthly benefit payment down to 5% and,

that was the scene earlier in somerset, the cumulus cloud starting to build up and we see the showers could be on the heavy side and perhaps thundery. still fairly breezy around that north sea coast but that wind will ease and maximum temperatures getting up to 17—19, perhaps 20 degrees. warmer than it was yesterday with a bit more sunshine around this afternoon. this evening and tonight those showers slowly fade, we're looking at clear skies to take us into the early part of monday morning. temperatures in the countryside could dip low but typically 7—10, maybe 11 degrees first thing monday. throughout monday it's a dry day, this area of high pressure trying to nudge its way in. one little weather system to the west will slowly push in later in the day bringing an increase in cloud but for most of us it's dry on monday with some sunshine. some scattered showers mainly in the north of the uk and as i said later on more cloud in parts of south—west wales, south—west england, temperatures into the high teens to the low 20s. that little weather system just towards the west will move furt

for nancy, a former nurse in somerset, life can be difficult financially.partment for work and pensions £5,000. this is because for several years, she was overpaid in tax credits, and now that money needs to be paid back. her sole income is around £400 a month in benefits. from this, around £50 a month is being automatically deducted. it makes me feel absolutely shocked. i'm suffering, according to my doctor, from stress and anxiety. you think, "how am i going to do this?" one in three tax credit claimants are overpaid each year, often caused by change in work and family circumstances. this has meant 800,000 people in britain, like nancy, are currently facing deductions to repay that money. campaigners say the true scale won't be known until 1.5 million people are moved on to the universal credit system from september. we will see more people who are moving to universal credit to find that they have a tax credit overpayment they didn't realise they had. and that's why this would be an excellent time for the government to act. so we'd like to see them reduce

the crusade has reached the rural streets of god's own county of somerset, just ten miles to the north—east rocked the county as a glitch