i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines . wenzler with your headlines.ce watchdog will probe the release of footage to the media of a disturbance at manchester airport . it comes after a mobile airport. it comes after a mobile phone video clip of an officer kicking and appearing to stamp on the head of farage ahmad, went viral on social media as he and his brother mohammed ahmad were restrained by officers. further footage obtained by the manchester evening news emerged days later, which showed the immediate lead up to the incident on the 23rd of july, including when two female police officers were hit to the ground before mr ahmad was incapacitated with a taser . now incapacitated with a taser. now a 27 year old painter and decorator has been sentenced to nine years in prison for his role in a violent riot outside a rotherham hotel housing asylum seekers. sheffield crown court heard thomas burley engaged in what the judge described as grotesque acts of violence, fuelled by malicious and ignorant social media posts. the judge called it one of the most se

but first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. good afternoon . it's 3:01. phia afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom now to bring you more on that breaking news. the prime minister has said he is deeply saddened by the death of a member of the royal navy after a merlin helicopter ditched in the engush merlin helicopter ditched in the english channel. the incident occurred during operations with hms queen elizabeth. no other fatalities or serious injuries have been reported. the ministry of defence has confirmed. the family has been informed and a full investigation is underway. more updates as the story unfolds. the crown prosecution service says it's dropped two indecent assault charges against harvey weinstein. it was alleged the disgraced hollywood producer had assaulted a woman now aged in her 50s, in 1996, in london, however, the special crime division, which continually reassesses cases, says it found no realistic chance of conviction. in a statement, the crown prosecution service have reiterated their commitment to prosecuting se

i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom.phen ling, who raped and stabbed joanne tulip 60 times in a sadistic murder in northumberland 27 years ago, should be freed from prison . should be freed from prison. that's according to the parole board. stephen ling was jailed for life in december 1998 after admitting his horrific attack on joanne tulip, who was 29 years old. ling was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 20 years, which was reduced to 18 years by the high court. in other news, gun salutes are marking the anniversary of the king's accession today , a 62 gun royal accession today, a 62 gun royal salute is being fired by the honourable artillery company at the tower of london and marks a two year anniversary of king charles taking to the throne. earlier, the 41 gun salute took place at hyde park in london. that gun salute fired by the king's troop, royal horse artillery. it also marks the passing of the late queen elizabeth the second. leaders of two of the biggest unions have put further pressure on the government

it's 302 i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom.housands of prisoners could be placed in taxpayer funded hotels as more than 1700 inmates walk free today in an effort to cut overcrowding in jails . the overcrowding in jails. the justice secretary says probation staff have been authorised to use budget hotels if needed, after concerns were raised about re—offending because some inmates are unprepared and face homelessness . shabana inmates are unprepared and face homelessness. shabana mahmood insists the early release scheme is temporary, giving the government time to reform the prison system. if we had not done this , we faced courts done this, we faced courts unable to hold trials , police unable to hold trials, police unable to hold trials, police unable to hold trials, police unable to make arrests and a total breakdown of law and order. this is not the long term solution. there is more that we must do, but it was the necessary first step that we had to take following the disgraceful dereliction of duty by the previous government

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 7:00. the prime minister has said he is deeply saddened by the death of a member of the royal navy after a merlin helicopter ditched in the english channel. the incident occurred during operations with hms queen elizabeth. no other fatalities or serious injuries have been reported , the ministry of reported, the ministry of defence has confirmed. the family has been informed and a full investigation is now underway. the home office has confirmed it will not use raf scampton to house asylum seekers. labour has scrapped the former conservative government's plan to house asylum seekers at the former raf raf base in lincolnshire. home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliver value for money for the taxpayer . value for money for the taxpayer. meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements, joachim stamp, said the eu could

but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> nana.ernoon. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 4:00. terrorist group hezbollah has confirmed their leader has been killed in airstrikes on southern lebanon . in a tweet this lebanon. in a tweet this morning, the idf say hassan nasrallah will no longer be able to terrorise the world. the lebanese health ministry is reporting that at least six people have been killed and 91 wounded in the attack in central beirut. on your screens now are live pictures of where that missile attack happened. soldiers and aid workers have been taking part in rescue operations, looking for survivors and victims in the rubble. reuters news agency are currently reporting that iran's supreme leader, the ayatollah, has been transferred to a secure location inside his country with heightened security measures in place . now, it's been revealed place. now, it's been revealed that boris johnson considered raiding a dutch warehouse over a vaccination row with the eu. at the time, the astrazeneca vaccine was at th

and it's sophia wenzler. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. just after 9:00, the grenfell tower fire, which killed 72 people, was the result of decades of failure. that's according to a long awaited report over almost 1700 pages. the grenfell report reveals how missed opportunities by the government building companies, contractors and council staff turned grenfell into a death trap. families and survivors of the deadly blaze seven years ago say today's final damning report shows they were failed by calculated dishonesty and greed. housing, communities and local government minister rushanara ali said the blame lies with the previous government. >> the report sets out that successive governments have failed to provide the protection and tackle this issue. and so what's absolutely crucial is that we make sure that buildings that we make sure that buildings that are unsafe, the remediation work happens speedily. it hasn't happened fast enough. enough people are living in unsafe buildings and they need these buildings and they need these buildings

here's sophia wenzler. headlines. here's sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon .. 5:00. these are your headlines . first these are your headlines. first to the middle east, where more blasts have reportedly wounded hundreds of people in beirut . hundreds of people in beirut. it's understood that handheld radios have been targeted in the latest attacks in lebanon, rather than pages. it comes as hezbollah has launched rockets at israel, marking the first cross—border attack since explosions rocked lebanon. the terrorist group have accused israel for what's believed to have been a remote attack, targeting handheld communication devices. the israeli defence forces say they did strike devices. the israeli defence forces say they dipartyke risk leave the upstart party at risk of losing mr farage if enemies of losing mr farage if enemies of the party join up and deliberately triggered a bloody coup? i'm joined in the studio by lee anderson to answer that one. next up, sir keir starmer has taken so many freebies from donors a record 100 grand, including free suits , luxur

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 6:00.he prime minister has said he is deeply saddened by the death of a member of the royal navy after a merlin helicopter ditched in the engush helicopter ditched in the english channel. the incident occurred during operations with hms queen elizabeth. no other fatalities or serious injuries have been reported. the ministry of defence has confirmed the family has been informed and a full investigation is underway . full investigation is underway. the home office has confirmed it will not use raf scampton to house asylum seekers. labour has scrapped the former conservative government's plans to house asylum seekers at the former raf base in lincolnshire. home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliver value for money for the taxpayer . meanwhile, it's the taxpayer. meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda migrant scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements,

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i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. rishi sunak, now leader of the opposition, has attacked labour's move to axe the winter fuel allowance for millions of pensioners. he faced off with sir keir starmer at the first prime minister's questions since parliament returned from the summer recess. the conservative leader accused the prime minister of taking money from low income pensioners and ploughing it into inflation busting pay rises for union workers. >> it was his decision, and his decision alone, to award a train driver on £65,000, a pay rise of almost £10,000, and it was also his decision that a pensioner living on just £13,000 will have their winter fuel allowance removed . so can the prime removed. so can the prime minister explain to britain's low income pensioners why he has taken money away from them, whilst at the same time giving more money to highly paid train drivers ? drivers? >> however, prime minister sir keir starmer defended his decision to cut winter fuel payments, saying it's essential to stabilise the

i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom.to axe the winter fuel allowance for millions of pensioners. continuing his focus from last week's exchanges at prime minister's questions, the conservative leaders pushed sir keir starmer for details on the impact of the cuts. >> we know why he's hiding the impact assessment. the labour party's own previous analysis claimed that this policy could cause 3850 deaths. so are the numbers in his impact assessment higher or lower than that ? higher or lower than that? >> however, prime minister sir keir starmer pushed back, claiming his government was having to clear up the conservatives mess because of the tough decisions that we're making to stabilise the economy. >> we can make sure that the triple lock shows that increases in pensions will outstrip any loss of payments. but before , loss of payments. but before, before he complains about us clearing up his mess, perhaps he'd like to apologise to the £22 billion black hole. >> meanwhile, this morning our political editor, chris hope , po

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 530.before a court in florida. 58 year old ryan ruth is charged with federal gun crimes, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with an obstructed serial number. reports suggest a secret service agent saw the barrel of a rifle sticking out from the bushes on the perimeter of trump's international golf course in west palm beach . the course in west palm beach. the 58 year old was shot and fled the scene, but was soon arrested after an urgent alert was put out. us media suggest he's a pro—ukraine activist and had attempted to recruit foreign fighters for the war against russia. trump, who is unharmed, has posted on social media saying it was certainly an interesting day back in the uk. disgraced bbc presenter huw edwards has been spared jail after admitting to accessing indecent images of children . but indecent images of children. but the judge said his long earned reputation is in tatters. it comes after the 63 year old was sent 41 illegal images by convic

but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> nana.. it'sjust >> nana. thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone 4:00. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. the conservative party conference is getting underway in birmingham today, andifs underway in birmingham today, and it's kicking off already with tory leadership hopeful robert jenrick criticising rival kemi badenoch for saying maternity pay is excessive. former prime minister rishi sunak and his wife arrived last night, but they're expected to leave later on today . it will be leave later on today. it will be his last conference as leader . his last conference as leader. earlier on gb news today , our earlier on gb news today, our deputy political editor, tom harwood, spoke to all the tory leadership candidates. he quizzed robert jenrick on whether he could support any policy that the labour government could table. >> i've already said that the nhs needs reform and if wes streeting and keir starmer come forward with genuine reforms in the national interest that improve productiv

i'm sophia wenzler. now it's now. i'm sophia wenzler. now wsfime now. i'm sophia wenzler. it's time for headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> it's your first look at tuesday's newspapers with three comedians slash oracles. >> i'm the wise one. andrew doyle josh howie is the youngish one. >> and know what i don't. >> and know what i don't. >> i don't want to hear it, >> i don't want to hear it, >> well, i was going to say no, i won't, because there's three. >> there's three oracles, aren't there? yes there's the wise middle, you know, there's the young good looking wise, and then there's the hag. the hag? yeah, there's the hag. that's not good. louis schaefer, you're not. >> you are anything but a hag. >> you are anything but a hag. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> i think you're a very fine. >> i think you're a very fine. >> i think you're a very fine. >> i shouldn't have int

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 532. have been killed and 2700 injured, including members of the hezbollah terrorist group. when their communication pages exploded. you can see here footage appearing to show the moment one of the devices exploded. it's being described as the biggest security breach so far in nearly a year of conflict with israel. a journalist for the reuters news agency reported seeing ambulances rushing through beirut's beirut's southern suburbs amid widespread panic, with explosions continuing for 30 minutes after the initial blasts. hezbollah claim israel is to blame for the pager blasts, adding they will get fair punishment . but at this fair punishment. but at this stage there's been no comment from the israeli military. back in the uk, the government says it is tackling small boat crossings on all fronts, following news that 10,000 people have crossed the channel in small boats since labour came to power in july. home office figures show 65 more migrants arrived on monday, bringing the year's total

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 7:00. the princess of wales has finished her chemotherapy treatment and said her communities and our message to the tinpot politicians, the street thugs and any rag tag group that tries to promote their message of hate is clear. not in our workplaces, not in our communities, not on our watch. >> meanwhile, the metropolitan police says it's very likely a rest will be made more quickly when it handles large protests in the future. assistant commissioner matt twist also admitted the force didn't get everything right when policing recent demonstrations, frequent protests and counter—demonstrations have been held since last october, including by environmental campaigners and from groups calling for a ceasefire in the israel—hamas conflict. protests also developed into rioting and disorder after three girls were killed in an attack in southport in july , and hollywood actor in july, and hollywood actor idris elba has joined the prime minister in downing street to launch a new effort to tackle kni

for now, i'm sophia wenzler.ow it's back to jacob for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gbnews.com the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. it seems there are no depths to which the labour government will not sink. a week ago, the commons leader, lucy powell, claimed the winter fuel allowance needed to be cut, otherwise the economy would have crashed. for context, the cost of the to the treasury of the winter fuel allowance is about £22 billion. this claim of £2.2 billion. this claim of crashing the economy derives from labour's fantasy 22 billion black hole, which they say was caused by the tories, but in fact was created by them. half of it came from the government's decision to grant inflation busting pay rises to their union chums. in other words, £9 billion for the public sector, including, of course, the famously, if not infamously well—paid train drivers iv

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 8:00.he prime minister has said he is deeply saddened by the death of a member of the royal navy after a merlin helicopter ditched in the english channel. the incident occurred during operations with hms queen elizabeth. no other fatalities or serious injuries have been reported , the ministry of reported, the ministry of defence has confirmed. the family has been informed and a full investigation is now underway. the home office has confirmed it will not use raf scampton to house asylum seekers. labour has scrapped the former conservative government's plans to house asylum seekers at the former raf base in lincolnshire. home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliver value for money for the taxpayer . value for money for the taxpayer. meanwhile, it's being reported that germany is considering their own rwanda migrant scheme using uk facilities. germany's special representative for migration agreements, joachim stamp, said the eu co

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 7:00. the princess of wales has finished her chemotherapy treatment and said her focus is to stay cancer free. she made the announcement in a heartfelt family video showing her spending private time with prince william and her children. princess catherine revealed in march that she was undergoing cancer treatment and has been out of the public view since then. she is now set to carry out a few engagements this year, which could include remembrance events in november and her annual christmas carol concert. now, downing street says sir keir starmer's cabinet is united behind plans to cut winter fuel payments to millions of pensioners. it comes after leaders of two of the biggest unions have put further pressure on the government to soften its policy. unite and the pcs union have both criticised the plan, while pawel nowak, head of the trades union congress, says the government should rethink the plan and reconsider other lines of support for pensioners. mps will vote tomorrow on the plans to

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00.llowing a series of israeli air strikes on beirut. in a post on x, a foreign secretary said they had agreed on the need for an immediate ceasefire to bring an immediate ceasefire to bring an end to the bloodshed. it comes after the terrorist group hezbollah confirmed their leader has been killed in airstrikes in southern lebanon. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel settled the score with nasrallah's death, and it is a historic turning point, while us president joe biden says his death is a measure of justice for his many victims. the lebanese health ministry is reporting that at least 11 people have now been killed and 108 wounded in the attack in central beirut. soldiers and aid workers have been taking part in rescue operations, looking for survivors and victims in the rubble . now back in the uk, rubble. now back in the uk, rosie duffield has resigned as a labour mp. the canterbury mp has resigned. the labour whip accusing sir keir starmer of pursuing cruel and unn

i'm sophia wenzler with your headunes i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 6:00. millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments after the conservative motion to stop labour's plan to slash the payments was defeated. >> eight the noes to the left 348. >> a total of 53 labour mp5 abstained on the vote, while labour mp jon trickett was the only rebel. the prime ministers defended the cut, calling it a tough decision needed to tackle a £22 billion deficit, but critics, including some labour mp5, warned it could force millions of pensioners to choose between heating and eating. despite the backlash, the government insists the cuts are necessary to secure the foundations of the economy . now foundations of the economy. now former cabinet minister mel stride has been knocked out of the conservative leadership race after receiving just 16 votes. the former immigration minister, robert jenrick, finished top with 33 votes, with kemi badenoch second on 28 votes, while james cleverly and tom tugendhat both got 21 votes each from tory mp5 . tugendhat both got 21 votes e

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 7:00. rachel reeves has accused the last conservative government of choking off investment and suffocating growth in living standards. in her speech at labour's conference in liverpool today, but not before she faced a protester. we are still selling arms to israel . selling arms to israel. >> he accused labour of selling arms to israel before being removed with shouts of free palestine heard from backstage. >> getting back on track, the chancellor declared labour as a party that represents working people, not a party of protest, earning her a standing ovation. she went on to promise to repay the trust of voters and set out what her first budget on the 30th of october will focus on. >> so it will be a budget with real ambition, a budget to fix the foundations, a budget to deliver the change that we promised a budget to rebuild britain. and my budget will keep our manifesto commitments. every choice we make will be within a framework of economic and fiscal stability. you'd expect nothing les

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 6:00. first to the middle east, where it's understood eight people have been killed and two thousand and seven hundred injured, including members of the hezbollah terrorist group, when their communication pages exploded. you can see here footage appearing to show the moment when one of the devices exploded. it's being described as the biggest security breach so far in nearly a year of conflict with israel. a journalist for the reuters news agency reported seeing ambulances rushing through beirut's southern suburbs amid widespread panic, with explosions continuing for 30 minutes after the initial blasts. hezbollah claim israel is to blame for the major explosions, adding they will get fair punishment . but at this fair punishment. but at this stage there's been no comment from the israeli military. back in the uk, health secretary wes streeting says the end of a pay dispute with junior doctors marks the first step in the government's mission to reform the health service. members of the healt

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i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. a 27 year old painter and decorator has been sentenced to nine years in prison for his role in a violent riot outside a rotherham hotel housing asylum seekers, sheffield crown court heard thomas burley engaged in what the judge described as grotesque acts of violence, fuelled by malicious and ignorant social media posts. the judge called it one of the most serious cases of rioting, imposing an extended five year licence because of what he called burley's ongoing dangerousness . the police dangerousness. the police watchdog will probe the release of footage to the media of a disturbance at manchester airport. it comes after a mobile phone video clip of an officer

i'm sophia wenzler with your headunes i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 8:00. david lammy has spoken to the lebanese prime minister following a series of israeli air strikes on beirut in a post on x, the foreign secretary said they had agreed on the need for an immediate ceasefire to bring an end to the bloodshed. it comes after the terrorist group hezbollah confirmed their leader has been killed in an airstrike on southern lebanon. in a tweet. this morning, the idf say hassan nasrallah will no longer be able to terrorise the world, while us president joe biden says his death is a measure of justice for his many victims. the lebanese health ministry is reporting that at least 11 people have now been killed and 108 wounded in the attack in central beirut. soldiers and aid workers have been taking part in rescue operations, looking for survivors and victims in the rubble . back in the uk, rosie rubble. back in the uk, rosie duffield has resigned as a labour mp . the times newspaper labour mp. the times newspaper is reporting that she's blaming sir keir starmer's

first the news though, with sophia wenzler. >> andrew thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 7:00. your headlines. the grenfell tower fire, which killed 72 people, was the result of decades of failure. that's according to a long awaited report over almost 1700 pages. the grenfell report reveals how missed opportunities by the government building companies, contractors and council staff turned grenfell into a death trap. families and survivors of the deadly blaze seven years ago say today's final damning report shows they were failed by calculated dishonesty and greed . rishi dishonesty and greed. rishi sunak, now leader of the opposition, has attacked labour's move to axe the winter fuel allowance for millions of pensioners. he faced off with sir keir starmer at the first prime minister's questions since parliament returned from the summer recess. the conservative leader accused the prime minister of taking money from low income pensioners and ploughing it into inflation busting pay rises for union workers. however, prime minister sir keir starmer defended his

i'm sophia wenzler with your headunes sophia wenzler with your headlines on gb news now.onservative party conference in birmingham for the last time as party leader . the former prime party leader. the former prime minister apologised for the general election loss and joked about sir keir starmer's ongoing gifting controversy. it's such a hot ticket. >> i'm surprised that keir starmer hasn't asked somebody to buy him one. >> now i want to start by saying thank you. >> thank you for everything that you do for our party and the support that you've always given up through me. you all work tirelessly during the election campaign , and i am only sorry campaign, and i am only sorry that i could not deliver the result that your efforts deserved. >> and as you know, as you know, this is my final conference as leader as reform uk you. also tonight as reform uk enjoy a flood of donations. are the conservatives on the verge of going bust? meanwhile, the rise of the right in europe. why is it happening? and will it happen here? i'll be asking the formidable ann widdecombe . formidabl

but before all of that, and much more, let's get the news with sophia wenzler . the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 7:00. these are your headlines. millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments after the conservative motion to stop labour's plan to slash the payments was defeated. >> eight the noes to the left, 348. >> a total of 53 labour mps abstained on the vote, while labour mp jon trickett was the only rebel. the prime ministers defended the cut, calling it a tough decision needed to tackle a £22 billion deficit. but critics , including some labour critics, including some labour mps, warned it could force millions of pensioners to choose between heating and eating . between heating and eating. despite the backlash, the government insists the cuts are necessary to secure the foundations of the economy. now former cabinet minister mel stride has been knocked out of the conservative leadership race after receiving just 16 votes. >> mel stride is eliminated from the contest and the following four candidates the

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00.e. that's according to a long awaited report over almost 1700 pages. the grenfell report reveals how missed opportunities by the government building companies, contractors and council staff turned grenfell into a death trap . families and into a death trap. families and survivors of the deadly blaze seven years ago say today's final damning report shows they were failed by calculated dishonesty and greed. a 14 year old boy has been charged with the murder of an eight year old grandfather. bim kohli was attacked while walking his dog in franklin park, braunstone town in leicester on sunday and later died in hospital. his family say their hearts are broken . rishi sunak, now leader broken. rishi sunak, now leader of the opposition , has attacked of the opposition, has attacked labour's move to axe the winter fuel allowance for millions of pensioners. he faced off with sir keir starmer at the first prime minister's questions since parliament returned from the summer recess. the conservati

i'm sophia wenzler with your headunes sophia wenzler with your headlines on gb news now.he conservative party conference in birmingham for the last time as party leader . the former prime party leader. the former prime minister apologised for the general election loss and joked about sir keir starmer's ongoing gifting controversy. it's such a hot ticket. >> i'm surprised that keir starmer hasn't asked somebody to buy him one. >> now i want to start by saying thank you. >> thank you for everything that you do for our party and the support that you've always given up through me. you all work tirelessly during the election campaign , and i am only sorry campaign, and i am only sorry that i could not deliver the result that your efforts deserved. >> and as you know, as you know, this is my final conference as leader . leader. >> and new leader of our party will be announced in just five weeks time. >> earlier, the conference kicked off with tory leadership hopeful robert jenrick criticising rival kemi badenoch for saying maternity pay is excessive. mrjenrick for saying matern

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00.people, was the result of decades of failure. that's according to a long awaited report over almost 1700 pages. the grenfell report reveals how missed opportunities by the government building companies, contractors and council staff turned grenfell into a death trap . families and into a death trap. families and survivors of the deadly blaze seven years ago say today's final damning report shows they were failed by calculated dishonesty and greed. a 14 year old boy has been charged with the murder of an eight year old grandfather. bim kohli was attacked while walking his dog in franklin park, braunstone town in leicester on sunday and later died in hospital. his family say their hearts are broken . rishi sunak, now leader broken. rishi sunak, now leader of the opposition , has attacked of the opposition, has attacked labour's move to axe the winter fuel allowance for millions of pensioners. he faced off with sir keir starmer at the first prime minister's questions since parliament retu

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00. the uk along with france and germany, have announced fresh sanctions on iran for supplying russia with ballistic missiles . supplying russia with ballistic missiles. part of the supplying russia with ballistic missiles . part of the sanctions missiles. part of the sanctions will include restrictions on iran's air, ability to fly to uk and parts of europe. it comes amid us secretary of state anthony blinken's trip to the uk, where he confirmed iran has sent short range ballistic missiles to russia and predicts they'll be used in ukraine within weeks. antony blinken gave the warning after strategic talks with the foreign secretary in london, aimed at boosting the special relationship between the two nations. speaking alongside david lammy, mr blinken described the development as a threat to all of europe. mr lammy echoed his concerns, calling the missile supply a significant escalation and announced a joint trip to ukraine with mr blinken later this week . meanwhile, president this week

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00. merlin helicopter ditched in the channel helicopter ditched in the channel, has been named as lieutenant rhodri leyshon. the helicopter crashed off the coast of dorset on wednesday night dunng of dorset on wednesday night during the training exercise with hms queen elizabeth. an investigation into what caused the aircraft to ditch is ongoing. the police watchdog will probe the release of footage to the media of an incident at manchester airport. it comes after a mobile phone video clip of an officer kicking and appearing to stamp on the head of farage armas, went viral on social media as he and his brother mohamed ahmed were restrained by officers. further footage obtained by the manchester evening news emerged days later , which showed the days later, which showed the immediate lead up to the incident on the 23rd of july. in other news, boris johnson has suggested prime minister sir keir starmer and home secretary yvette cooper are to blame for the most recent deaths in the channel a

i'm sophia wenzler.rtphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> is keir starmer happy for nearly 4000 old people to die this winter? because of a decision he's made? starmer took the knee for black lives matter. so did angela rayner. the home secretary poses with a sign saying refugees welcome. we absolutely have to keep sending billions of pounds to ukraine. labouris billions of pounds to ukraine. labour is obsessed with the lives of palestinian people. but a report done by the labour party predicts nearly 4000 elderly people right here in britain could die here if starmer scraps the winter fuel allowance. will he take the knee for them while he's down there? maybe he could turn the heating on. starmer is doing this to save the taxpayer money. is he? well that's funny because the taxpayer isn't allowed to know how much money we're spending on refurbishing flats for asylum seekers. apparently that information is too sensitive. if the

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00. the prime minister will tell the people .ofbritain there tell the people .of britain there is light at the end of this tunnel, but they must first join a shared struggle through tough, short term pressures. in his first labour party conference speech as prime minister, sir keir starmer will say he wants to build a new britain, but he will warn there are no easy answers and he could not offer false hope about the challenges ahead. false hope about the challenges ahead . meanwhile, rachel reeves ahead. meanwhile, rachel reeves has accused the last conservative government of choking off investment and suffocating growth and living standards . suffocating growth and living standards. in her suffocating growth and living standards . in her speech at standards. in her speech at labour's conference in liverpool today, but not before she faced a protester. we are still selling arms to israel . he selling arms to israel. he accused labour of selling arms to israel before being removed with sho

but first, let's get the news with sophia wenzler . the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel.g from the gb newsroom. it's just gone. 7:00. your headlines. the foreign secretary has announced over £600 million worth of support for ukraine, while the us secretary of state has announced £700 billion. it comes as david lammy and antony blinken are currently in kyiv on a joint trip, calling it a critical moment in the war with russia. theirjoint critical moment in the war with russia. their joint visit follows reports that joe biden will lift a ban on british storm shadow missiles being used on russian territory after iran suppued russian territory after iran supplied ballistic missiles to russia. speaking after meeting with the ukrainian president, mr lammy announced the support package. >> and today i can confirm more than 600 million worth of support for ukraine, including 242 million this financial year for immediate humanitarian energy and stabilisation needs, as well as support for reform recovery and reconstruction. >> meanwhile , back in the uk, >> meanwhile, back in the uk

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 10:00.to house asylum seekers. labour has scrapped the former conservative government's plans to house asylum seekers at the former raf base in lincolnshire. home office minister dame angela eagle said the plan, which has already cost £60 million, fails to deliver value for for money the taxpayer. we've been speaking with local people in scampton to hear their reaction to the news. absolutely ecstatic. >> i'm over the moon. i don't think it's quite properly sunk in yet, and i'm sure i'll do a bit of a happy dance later, but yeah, i couldn't be happier. it's been a long time coming. >> yes. so this is what we've been working really hard for 18 months. is to secure the future of the site. and today we've learned that the site will no longer be part of the asylum programme, and it will be disposed of and therefore we can use our regeneration plans and proposals to move forward. brilliant >> i can't believe it. it's great news. best news i've heard for a long time. >> meanwhile, it's being repor

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00. sir keir starmer has defended the cut to the winter fuel payments in his first labour conference speech as prime minister. he promised that every pensioner will be better off with labour thanks to the triple lock. he outlined a vision for national renewal , vision for national renewal, including reforming, planning, ending the doctors strike and launching great british energy, which he confirmed would be based in aberdeen. the labour leader also pledged to house all veterans in need , saying homes veterans in need, saying homes will be there for heroes. he also said young care leavers and victims of domestic abuse will be given a guaranteed roof over their head. sir keir starmer went on to address the riots across the uk, sparked by the stabbings in southport. >> i will never let a minority of violent, racist thugs terrorise our community. the debate is not about the worth of migrants. that is toxic and we must move beyond it . it's about must move beyond it. it's about control of mig

here's sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon. it'sjust >> martin. thank you.ne 4:00. these are your top stories from the gb newsroom. rachel reeves has accused the last conservative government of choking off investment and suffocating growth in living standards. in her speech at labour's conference in liverpool, but not before she faced a protester. we are still selling arms to israel . he selling arms to israel. he accused labour of selling arms to israel before being removed with shouts of free palestine! heard from backstage. getting back on track, the chancellor declared labour is a party that represents working people, not a party of protest, earning her a standing ovation. she went on to promise to repay the trust of voters and set out what her first budget on the 30th of october, will focus on. >> so it will be a budget with real ambition, a budget to fix the foundations, a budget to deliver the change that we promised. a budget to rebuild britain. and my budget will keep our manifesto commitments. every choice we make will be within a framework of econ

it's sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 7:00. change has begun. that's a message from sir keir starmer as he gave his first labour conference speech as prime minister. this afternoon. he outlined a vision for national renewal, including reforming planning, ending the doctors strike and launching great british energy , which he great british energy, which he confirmed would be based in aberdeen. the labour leader also pledged to house all veterans in need, saying homes will be there for heroes. he also defended winter fuel payment cuts , saying winter fuel payment cuts, saying every pensioner will be better off. sir keir starmer went on to address the riots across the uk sparked by the stabbings in southport . southport. >> i will never let a minority of violent, racist thugs terrorise our community. the debate is not about the worth of migrants that is toxic and we must move beyond it . it's about must move beyond it. it's about control of migration. it's always been about control.

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 6:00. first to the middle east, where another wave of explosions have wounded hundreds of people in beirut. it's understood that handheld radios have been targeted in the latest attacks in lebanon, rather than pages. it comes as hezbollah has launched rockets at israel, marking the first cross—border attack since explosions rocked lebanon. the terrorist group have accused israel of what's believed to have been a remote attack, targeting hand—held communication devices. the israeli defence forces say they did strike a hezbollah target last night. meanwhile, the israeli army chief has said we have many capabilities. we have not yet activated. 12 people, including two children, were killed in the blast yesterday and nearly 3000 remain in hospital. 19 iranian revolutionary guards were also killed in syria, according to reports on saudi television. development minister anneliese dodds says the uk will be supporting civilians impacted in the explosions. >> like many others, i woke up this morning