i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00. terminally ill adults who are expected to die within six months would be able to request assistance to end their own life under a proposed assisted dying legislation. but someone with a disability or mental health issue will not be eligible for assisted dying under the plans published in the end of life bill. labour mp kim leadbeater, who has put forward the bill, said it includes the strictest safeguards anywhere in the world. however, the bill has raised some concerns that people could feel pressured into ending their lives. mps will have their first vote on the proposals on the 29th of november. the prime minister has refused to give his backing to the archbishop of canterbury over his handling of child abuse claims. sir keir starmer said it was a matter for the church. as pressure grows for justin welby to stand down, it comes after a report into the suspected abuse of over 100 children by a well—known barrister associated with the church of england. the report also claims that th

but first, here are the headlines with sophia wenzler. >> chris thank you. good evening.good evening. it's just gone. 8:00. these are your headlines . we these are your headlines. we start with some breaking news. the transport secretary has admitted pleading guilty to an offence connected with misleading the police, while a parliamentary candidate in 2014, the times newspaper is reporting louise hay was convicted of fraud after a police investigation involving stolen and

the news bulletin with sophia wenzler. >> jacob thank you. your top story this hour from the gb newsroom . france and the uk have newsroom. france and the uk have pledged to support ukraine for as long as necessary to thwart russia's war of aggression. that's according to the french president, emmanuel macron and sir keir starmer. the prime minister marked armistice day in france today, becoming the first uk leader to do so since sir winston churchill. sir keir starmer and his french counterpart spoke about the war in ukraine and the situation in the middle east. the two leaders laid a floral tribute on the tomb of the unknown soldier, the arc de triomphe. a statement from the elysee palace said the two leaders had reaffirmed their commitment to supporting ukraine unwaveringly. meanwhile, over in the us, president joe biden and vice president kamala harris have taken part in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington national cemetery to mark veterans day . staying with the veterans day. staying with the us, the

through tomorrow's newspapers let's go tomorrow's newspapers let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> these are your headlines from the gb news room at 11:00. robert jenrick has accepted the role of shadow justice secretary in his former leadership rival, kemi badenoch senior team. the new tory leader has also chosen former work and pensions secretary mel stride to be the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary laura trott has been appointed the shadow education secretary, with niall o'brien appointed as the shadow minister of for state education. dame rebecca harris will be the party's chief whip, replacing stuart andrew. nigel huddleston and lord dominic johnson have also been appointed as the joint party chairman . the education party chairman. the education secretary , bridget phillipson, secretary, bridget phillipson, has announced university tuition fees will increase to £9,535 in england next year. that's an increase of around 3.1%, which the government says is linked to inflat

. >> here is tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> good evening. these are your headunes >> good evening. these are your headlines at 11:00 to the us , headlines at 11:00 to the us, where it's understood donald trump has held a phone conversation with russian president vladimir putin to discuss the war in ukraine. us media is reporting that trump warned putin not to escalate the conflict. it comes as joe biden is reportedly set to make a personal plea to donald trump about the importance of funding ukraine. it's understood the outgoing president will urge trump not to walk away from ukraine when the pair meet in the oval office on wednesday. elsewhere , israel's prime elsewhere, israel's prime minister says he and donald trump see eye to eye on iran. benjamin netanyahu said he has spoken to the us president elect three times since the election and back in the uk. sir keir starmer will mark armistice day at a ceremony in paris tomorrow as number 10 announced. more than £10 million to mark v and v-j than £10 million to mark v and v—j day in the uk ne

the news bulletin with sophia wenzler. the day. the news bulletin with sophia wenzler . and .7 sophia wenzler. and.7 >> jacob. thank you. good evening. it'sjust >> jacob. thank you. good evening. it's just gone. 8:00. these are your headlines. labour have no serious plan for ending illegal migration. that's a message from conservative leader kemi badenoch, who says we can no longer be naive giving a speech a short while ago, she said the conservatives are to thank for a reduction in net immigration, expected to be confirmed tomorrow. the tory leader laid out her five point plan for tackling immigration while admitting her party got it wrong in the past. while admitting her party got it wrong in the past . meanwhile, wrong in the past. meanwhile, downing street sources have told gb news that the government is not considering a blasphemy law. it comes after sir keir starmer faced questions from mps in the house of commons today, where he was urged to introduce blasphemy laws by labour mp tahir ali. mr ali called for action as he warned division and hatred can be fuelled in

. >> i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. it'sjust >> i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines.t's just gone. 9:00. france and the uk have pledged to support ukraine for as long as necessary to thwart russia's war of aggression. that's according to the french president , according to the french president, emmanuel macron and sir keir starmer. the prime minister marked armistice day in france today, becoming the first uk leader to do so since sir winston churchill. the two leaders laid a floral tribute on the tomb of the unknown soldier at the arc de triomphe. a statement from the elysee palace said the two leaders had reaffirmed their commitment to supporting ukraine unwaveringly . supporting ukraine unwaveringly. the kremlin has today denied reports that president elect donald trump spoke with russian president vladimir putin, casting the media reports as pure fiction. the washington post and reuters news agency both previously reported that the call had taken place. it comes as joe biden is reportedly set to make a personal plea to donald trump about the importance of funding

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. it's just gone . it's just gone. that has also chosen former work and pensions secretary mel stride. he's been appointed as shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed as shadow foreign secretary. laura trott has been appointed the shadow education secretary , with shadow education secretary, with niall o'brien appointed as the shadow minister of state for education. dame rebecca harris will be the party's chief whip, replacing stuart andrew, nigel huddleston and lord dominic johnson have also been appointed as the joint party chairman. the education secretary , bridget education secretary, bridget phillipson, has announced university tuition fees will increase to £9,535 in england next year. that's an increase of around 3.1%, which the government says is linked to inflation. this will be the first raise in tuition fees in nearly eight years. responding for the conservatives, the new shadow education secretary, laura trott, said labour has declared war on students . in declared war on s

. >> i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. it'sjust >> i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines.'s just gone. 9:00. robert jenrick has accepted the role of shadow justice secretary in his former leadership rival kemi badenoch senior team. the new tory leader has also chosen former work and pensions secretary mel stride to be the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary laura trott has been appointed the shadow education secretary, with neil o'brien appointed as the shadow minister of state for education. dame rebecca harris will be the party's chief whip, replacing stuart andrew, nigel huddleston and lord dominic johnson have also been appointed as the joint party chairman. the education secretary, bridget phillipson, has announced university tuition fees will increase to £9,535 in england next year. fees will increase to £9,535 in england next year . that's an england next year. that's an increase of around 3.1%, which the government says is linked to inflation. this will be the first raise in tuition fees in nearly

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines on gb news opponents of assisted dying are vowing to fight on after kim ledbetter's bill passed its first commons hurdle today. the vote, which followed 4.5 hours of debate, saw 330 mps in favour, with 275 opposed. >> the ayes to the right 330, the noes to the left, 275. the ayes have it, the the noes to the lee 275. the the noes to the lee anderson's >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. tonight on the show we've got trade unionist andy waafs east park on for about the fifth time. also got the first time on the show. political commentator eamonn. how it got sports master of ceremonies. that's mark jones and geordie shore star ricky guarnaccio. but first let's go to the news. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines on gb news opponents of assisted dying are vowing to fight on after kim ledbetter's bill passed its first commons hurdle today. the vote, which followed 4.5 hours of debate, saw 330 mps in favour, with 275 opposed. >> the ayes to the right 330, the noes to the left, 275. the ayes have it, the ayes have it. >> unlock

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 11:00. terminally ill adults who are expected to die within six months would be able to request assistance to end their own life under a proposed assisted dying legislation. but someone with a disability or mental health issue will not be eligible for assisted dying under the plans published in the end of life bill. labour mp kim leadbeater, who has put forward the bill, said it includes the strictest safeguards anywhere in the world. however, the bill has raised some concerns that people could feel pressured into ending their lives. mps will have their first vote on the proposals on the fffirn the end"’*’ ”f first vote on the proposals on the fffirn the end of’ ”f published in the end of life bill. labour mp kim leadbeater, who has put forward the bill, said it includes the strictest safeguards anywhere in the world. however, the bill has raised some concerns that people could feel pressured into ending their lives. mps will have their first vote on the proposals on the 29th of november. the

but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sophia wenzler . latest news with sophia wenzler. >> nana. thank you. good afternoon. it'sjust >> nana. thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone 3:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. kemi badenoch has described a police investigation into a journalist's year old tweets as absolutely wrong. amidst a row over free speech, the conservative leader told the telegraph newspaper that people should stop wasting police time on trivial incidents, while urging the government to review laws around non—crime hate incidents. telegraph journalist allison pearson was visited by essex police on remembrance sunday over allegations that a deleted social media post inched deleted social media post incited racial hatred. essex police said they invited miss pearson for a voluntary interview over the tweets. meanwhile, former prime minister bofis meanwhile, former prime minister boris johnson compared police action to that of the soviet union in the last century. action to that of the soviet union in the last century . the union in the last

but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> good evening. these are your headunes >> good evening. these are your headlines at 11:00 masterchefs gregg wallace has posted on social media to thank people for showing their support. after stepping down from presenting the bbc cooking show following allegations of inappropriate sexual comments. kirsty wark has accused gregg wallace of making sexualised jokes during her time on celebrity masterchef in 2011. the former newsnight host is one of 13 people to have reported inappropriate comments from wallace over a 17 year period. wark claims he shared stories and jokes of a sexual nature in front of contestants and crew, which she felt were really, really in the wrong place. other allegations include wallace openly discussing his sex life and making inappropriate comments to female colleagues. the 60 year old stepped down from the cooking show as the bbc investigates the allegations. in other news, the transport secretary has reportedly admitted pleading guilty to a criminal offence relating to a pol

well, mark, do stay with us, but we're going to check in with our very latest headlines now with sophia wenzler>> tom, miriam . thank you. good >> tom, miriam. thank you. good afternoon. >> these are your headlines from the gb newsroom making everything worse. >> that's the charge from conservative leader kemi badenoch accusing sir keir starmer of dodging the chancellor's pledge not to raise taxes or borrow more in the future. in a fiery exchange at prime minister's questions, sir keir starmer hit back , saying keir starmer hit back, saying the leader of the opposition wanted all the benefits of the budget without explaining how she'd pay for it. >> two weeks ago she stood there and said that she wanted all the investment, all the benefits of the budget. >> but she didn't know how she was going to pay for it. >> i noticed that having come here criticising the national insurance rises over and over again on monday, she admitted that she wouldn't reverse the position that we set out and meanwhile her science minister was saying he was going energetically to do the opposite. they really haven't go

but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sophia wenzler. >> nana. thank you. good afternoon. these are your headunes afternoon. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. your top story this hour. the queen is set to miss remembrance events this weekend to ensure she makes a full recovery from a chest infection. queen camilla had hoped to join the royal family at the royal british legion festival of remembrance. this evening, and to honour all of the war dead at the remembrance sunday ceremony on whitehall this comes as buckingham palace has said the princess of wales would attend both the remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph and the festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall tonight . boris royal albert hall tonight. boris johnson has suggested that donald trump would certainly do a trade deal with the uk. the former prime minister said the us president elect is offering economic hope, but that the government would be too pathetic to try to secure a deal . to try to secure a deal. meanwhile, nigel farage said the uk needs to roll out the red c

but first, here are the headlines with sophia wenzler. >> chris thank you. good evening. it'sjust >> chris thank you. good evening. it's just gone. 8:00. these are your headlines . we these are your headlines. we start with some breaking news. the transport secretary has admitted pleading guilty to an offence connected with misleading the police, while a parliamentary candidate in 2014, the times newspaper is reporting louise hay was convicted of fraud after a police investigation involving stolen and missing mobile phones six months before the 2015 general election. miss hay said she was mugged while on a night out in 2013, then later discovered that the mobile in question had not been taken . she declared her been taken. she declared her conviction in full to sir keir starmer on being appointed as shadow northern ireland secretary in 2020. meanwhile, the conservative party chairman, nigel huddleston, has responded, saying these are extremely concerning revelations. keir starmer has serious questions to answer regarding what he knew and when . the prime minister has and

but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> good evening. these are your headlines. at 11:00, the woman found dead in a car boot in east london has been named as 24 year old corby resident borella. she was reported missing by authorities after northamptonshire police conducted a welfare check at her home in skegness walk and got no answer. detectives said. a murder inquiry has now been launched into the suspicious discovery in ilford. no arrests have yet been made, but the police have said that they believe was attacked by someone known to her. although they are keeping an open mind , lord keeping an open mind, lord blunkett is calling for action on what he says are death trap tube platforms after he was injured falling into the gap at westminster station. writing in the sun on sunday, lord blunkett said he had been getting on the district line train with his guide dog at westminster underground station when his feet slipped . the blind former feet slipped. the blind former home secretary required hospital treatment

but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> good evening. these are your headlines. at 11:00, ukraine will ask nato for membership next week. according to a letter seen by reuters news agency , the seen by reuters news agency, the letter reflects ukraine's renewed push to secure an invitation to join nato, which is part of a victory plan outlined last month by president volodymyr zelenskyy to end the war triggered by russia's 2022 invasion. meanwhile, in another interview tonight, president zelenskyy said that he was willing to cede territory to russia to end the war. the ukrainian president said for the first time that his country could give up land temporarily in exchange for a nato umbrella over the territory. ukraine still holds. and some breaking news exit polls suggest sinn fein and fine gael are neck and neck to be the most popular party. following ireland's election, the exit poll suggests. sinn fein have picked up 21.1% of the vote, with fine gael picking up 21% and fianna fail on 19.5%. the poll has a margin of error of 1.4%. oppon

the news bulletin with sophia wenzler. >> jacob thank you. >> jacob thank you. >> good evening.ese are your headunes >> good evening. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. robert jenrick has accepted the role of shadow justice secretary in his former leadership rival, kemi badenoch senior team. the new tory leader has also chosen former work and pensions secretary mel stride to be the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary. laura trott has been appointed the shadow education secretary , with niall o'brien secretary, with niall o'brien appointed as the shadow minister of state for education. dame rebecca harris has been the party's chief whip, replacing stuart andrew, nigel huddleston and lord dominic johnson have also been appointed as the joint party chairman. the education secretary, bridget phillipson, has announced university tuition fees will increase to £9,535 in england next year. that's an increase of around 3.1%, which the government says is linked to inflation. this will be the first raise in tui

but before we get to tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> leo. thank you. good evening. these are your headlines. a police investigation has been launched into more than five people who may have facilitated former harrods boss mohamed al—fayed in his alleged sexual abuse of dozens of women and girls. detectives are looking at individuals surrounding the businessman who could have enabled him to commit crimes which are claimed to have spanned decades between 1977 and 2014. an internal review is also being carried out into how the force handled claims about al—fayed while he was alive . al—fayed while he was alive. labour have no serious plan for ending illegal migration. that's a message from conservative leader kemi badenoch, who says we can no longer be naive. giving a speech today, she said the conservatives are to thank for a reduction in net immigration, expected to be confirmed tomorrow. the tory leader laid out her five point plan for tackling immigration, while admitting her party has got it wrong in the past. thousands of displaced lebane

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 9:00.ons of americans across the us are casting their votes as donald trump and kamala harris are neck and neck to become the next president. donald trump cast his vote in florida earlier alongside his wife , melania. the alongside his wife, melania. the former president spoke to the media saying, i hear we're doing well. >> i feel very confident. i have felt, you know, we went in with a very big lead today and it looks like republicans have shown up in force. i don't have to tell them that, that there will be no violence. of course there'll be no violence. my supporters are not violent people. i don't have to tell them that. and i certainly don't want any violence. but i certainly don't have to tell. these are great people. these are people that believe in no violence . violence. >> republican vice presidential candidate jd vance has also cast his vote. speaking outside the polling station, trump's running mate said we do expect to win. meanwhile, joe biden has called on voters to make his

but first, here's your news headunes first, here's your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. it'sjust >> martin. thank you. it's just gone. >> martin. thank you. it's just gone . 7:00. these are your gone. 7:00. these are your headunes gone. 7:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom . headlines from the gb newsroom. france and the uk have pledged to support for ukraine as long as necessary to thwart russia's war of aggression . that's war of aggression. that's according to the french president, emmanuel macron, and sir keir starmer. the prime minister marked armistice day in france today well becoming the first uk leader to do so since sir winston churchill . sir keir sir winston churchill. sir keir starmer and his french counterpart spoke about the war in ukraine and the situation in the middle east. the two leaders laid a floral tribute at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the arc de triomphe. a statement from the elysee palace said the two leaders had reaffirmed their commitment to supporting ukraine unwaveringly . meanwhile, over in unwaveringly. me

it's francine lewis, but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> leo. thank you. these are your headlines. it's just gone 8:00 kemi badenoch has said hate crime laws must be reviewed to protect free speech. after police launched an investigation into a journalist over a tweet. in an interview with the telegraph newspaper, the conservative leader said it was absolutely wrong for the police to visit any journalist home simply because they had expressed an opinion. allison pearson is under investigation by essex police for allegedly stirring up racial hatred, with a social media post made in november of last year. meanwhile, former prime minister bofis meanwhile, former prime minister boris johnson compared police to action that of the soviet union in the last century . sir keir in the last century. sir keir starmer has said he will defend the decisions made in the budget all day long, amid anger from farmers over inheritance tax changes. the prime minister made the comments as his first speech as prime minister at the welsh labour conferen

before we start getting in that arena and bashing each other about it is saturday night news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> darren. thank you. it's just gone. 6:00 these are your headunes gone. 6:00 these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. kemi badenoch has described a police investigation into a journalist's year old tweets as absolutely wrong. amidst a row over free speech, the conservative leader told the telegraph that people should stop wasting police time on trivial incidents, while urging the government to review laws around non—crime hate incidents . around non—crime hate incidents. telegraph journalist allison pearson was visited by essex police on remembrance sunday over allegations that a deleted social media post incited racial hatred. meanwhile, former prime minister boris johnson compared police action to that of the soviet union in the last century . soviet union in the last century. the prime minister has told the welsh labour conference that wales carried the torch for 14 years to show the change. labour can deliver, but has now hailed a new era of opportunity, with lab

but before all of that, let's get the news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. good evening. these are your headlines. at 7:00, russian president vladimir putin has threatened to strike the uk with a new ballistic missile after using the weapon to hit a target in ukraine. downing street condemned mr putin for further escalating the conflict by using a ballistic missile with a range of thousand several kilometres against the city of dnipro. mr putin confirmed russia has tested a new intermediate range weapon, saying it came in response to ukraine's strikes on the russian territory with us and british missiles earlier this week , the international this week, the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for the leader of hamas , warrants for the leader of hamas, as well as israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and the country's former defence minister, yoav galant. they say these warrants are as a result of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. in response, an israeli foreign minister has said the icc has , quote, lost said the icc h

sophia wenzler. >> mark. thank you. it's just gone 9:00. these are your headunes gone 9:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. kemi badenoch has said hate crime laws must be reviewed to protect free speech. after police launched an investigation into a journalist into a journalist over a tweet. in an interview with the telegraph newspaper, the conservative leader said it was absolutely wrong for the police to visit any journalist's home simply because they had expressed an opinion. alison pearson is under investigation by essex police for allegedly stirring up racial hatred with a social media post made in november of last year. meanwhile, former prime minister bofis meanwhile, former prime minister boris johnson compared police action to that of the soviet union in the last century. sir keir starmer has said he will defend the decisions made in the budget all day long, amid anger from farmers over inheritance tax changes. the prime minister made the comments at his first speech at the welsh labour conference in kladno. meanwhile, farmers descended on the conferen

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 7:00. mma fighter conor mcgregor says he intends to appeal after a woman who accused him of raping her won a claim against him for damages in a high court civil case. nikita hand has been awarded £206,000. however, she has lost her lawsuit against conor mcgregor's friend james lawrence, who she also accused of raping her in a dublin hotel in 2018. mr mcgregor posted on x saying he was disappointed with the verdict and would appeal. while miss hand spoke outside the court saying the weeks of her civil case against the fighter have been a nightmare . fighter have been a nightmare. ukraine's military has, for the first time confirmed the use of british made storm shadow missiles inside russian territory. it comes after the uk vowed to continue supporting ukraine following threats from putin to strike the uk. the russian leader confirmed the country had tested a new intermediate range weapon in response to ukrainian missile strikes earlier this week. he also added that russia are entitled to st

but first, here's your latest news headunes here's your latest news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good evening. it'sjust >> martin. thank you. good evening. it's just gone. 7:00. these are your headlines . labour these are your headlines. labour have no serious plan for ending illegal migration. that's a message from conservative leader kemi badenoch, who says we can no longer be naive. giving a speech a short while ago , she speech a short while ago, she said the conservatives are to thank for a reduction in net immigration expected to be confirmed tomorrow. the tory leader laid out her five point plan for tackling immigration, while admitting her party got it wrong in the past. >> people know that if they can make it to the uk they will be able to stay. we must end that. the result of labour's policies will be consistently high. illegal immigration throughout this parliament and insufficient action on legal migration. but we are not in government now. we are the opposition and our role now is to hold the government to account . account. >> meanwhile, the prime

but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sophia wenzler. >> good evening.t gone 8:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. princess catherine has made a royal return as she joined the prince of wales and the king at the royal british legion festival of remembrance this evening. it comes as the queen is missing remembrance events this weekend to ensure she makes a full recovery from a chest infection. william and kate were both wearing poppies. they were seen in conversation after taking their seats next to each other at the royal albert hall, buckingham palace has said. the princess of wales would also attend the remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph . nigel service at the cenotaph. nigel farage said the uk needs to roll out the red carpet for trump and that america is our most important relationship in terms of trade. farage also said he would help mend fences between sir keir starmer's government and the incoming trump administration, following tensions over previous comments. >> this is a pro—british american president that gives us potent

but now, here's your headlines with sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon.'sjust >> martin. thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone 3:00. these are your headlines. in a historic move , mps have voted in historic move, mps have voted in favour of the end of life bill, paving the way for the legislation of assisted dying in england and wales. >> the ayes to the right, 330. the noes to the left, 275. the ayes have it. the ayes have it. >> unlock the vote, which followed 4.5 hours of debate, saw 330 mps in favour, with 275 opposed. >> details show the prime minister, sir keir starmer, was among those who voted in favour of the bill. legislation would allow terminally ill adults to end their lives with the approval of two doctors and a high court judge. while the bill has sparked division , supporters has sparked division, supporters like labour's chris curtis told gb news that today's result will leave thousands of people heartened. >> it's incredibly difficult moral decision that we've all had to come to today, balancing off those, those, those difficult argu

first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. it'sjust >> ben. thank you. it's just gone. >> ben. thank you. it's just gone . 9:00. these are your gone. 9:00. these are your headunes gone. 9:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom . headlines from the gb newsroom. opponents of assisted dying are vowing to fight on after kim ledbetter's bill passed its first commons hurdle today. the vote, which followed 4.5 hours of debate, saw 330 mps in favour, with 275 opposed. >> the ayes to the right, 330, the no's to the left, 275. the ayes have it, the ayes have it. >> unlock details show the prime minister, sir keir starmer, was among those who voted in favour of the bill. legislation would allow terminally ill adults to end their lives with the approval of two doctors and a high court judge . while the bill high court judge. while the bill has sparked division, several stages remain before the bill becomes law and a number of mps indicated they could still vote against it if safeguards in the legislation were not strengthened . now to some strengthened. n

the news bulletin with sophia wenzler. >> jacob thank you. good evening. these are your headunes evening. these are your headlines at 8:00, russian president vladimir putin has threatened to strike the uk with a new ballistic missile after using the weapon to hit a target in ukraine. downing street condemned mr for putin further escalating the conflict by using a ballistic missile with a range of several thousand kilometres against the city of dnipro. mr putin confirmed russia has tested a new intermediate range weapon, saying it came in response to ukrainian strikes on the russian territory with us. and british missiles earlier this week. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for the leader of hamas, as well as israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and the country's former defence minister, yoav galant. they say these warrants are as a result of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. in response, an israeli foreign minister has said the icc has, quote , lost said the icc has, quote, lost all legitimacy with their ruli

first, the news headlines and the highly qualified sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> mark, thank you and good evening. these are your headunes evening. these are your headlines from the gb news room at 9:00. joe biden's administration has lifted the ban on ukraine using us. weapons to strike deep inside russia. it's understood ukraine plans to conduct its first long—range attacks in the coming days. the us. u—turn comes after months of requests by volodymyr zelenskyy to allow ukraine's military to use us. weapons. it's not clear if donald trump will reverse biden's decision when he takes office. trump has long criticised the scale of us. financial and military aid to ukraine. meanwhile, sir keir starmer has no plans to speak to russian president vladimir putin, as he said we need to double down on support for ukraine. the prime minister pledged that ukraine was top of his agenda at this week's g20 summit of world leaders, and told reporters that there's got to be full support as long as it takes. in other news, the prime minister has hinted that the uk wil

but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> josh, thank you and good evening. these are your headunes evening. these are your headlines from the gb news room at 11:00. joe biden's administration has lifted the ban on ukraine using us weapons to strike deep inside russia. it's understood ukraine plans to conduct its first long—range attacks in the coming days. the us u—turn comes after months of requests by volodymyr zelenskyy to allow ukraine's military to use us weapons. it's not clear if donald trump will reverse biden's decision when he takes office. trump has long criticised the scale of us financial and military aid to ukraine. the prime minister has hinted that the uk will start paying hinted that the uk will start paying countries to do more to stop migrants entering the uk illegally. it comes amid reports the government is expected to announce an italian style immigration deal with countries like kurdistan and vietnam. the times reports the home secretary is preparing to pay millions of pounds to countries to fund more preventative measure

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom. woman who accused irish mixed martial arts fighter conor mcgregor of raping her in a dublin hotel six years ago has won her claim against him for damages in a high court civil case. nikita haaland has been awarded £206,000. however, she has lost her lawsuit against conor mcgregor's friend james lawrence , who she also accused lawrence, who she also accused of raping her in a dublin hotel in 2018. mr mcgregor made no comment as he swiftly left court following the decision today. speaking outside court, an emotional miss hand said the weeks of her civil case against the fighter have been a nightmare. >> my mom and all my family and friends. lastly, i want to thank my dear friend who i'm most grateful for. she has given me so much strength and courage over the last six years throughout this nightmare to keep on pushing forward for justice. i want to show freya and every other girl and boy that you can stand up for yourself if something happens to you, no matter who the person is, and jus

but first, your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. good evening . >> ben.hank you. good evening. it's just gone 9:00. these are your headlines. labour have no serious plan for ending illegal migration. that's the message from conservative leader kemi badenoch, who says we can no longer be naive. giving a speech a short while ago, she said the conservatives are to thank for a reduction in net immigration, expected to be confirmed tomorrow. the tory leader laid out her five point plan for tackling immigration, while admitting her party had got it wrong in the past. meanwhile, the prime minister has ruled out calling another general election after a petition calling for a rerun garnered over 2.8 million signatures. the petition on parliament's website calling for another election, has become the third most popular e—petition since 2010. easily surpassing the 100,000 signatures required for a debate to take place. while the vast majority of those signing it are from the uk, it also gained support from other countries. donald trump ally elon musk used his social

but first, the news headlines and the highly qualified sophia wenzler. >> mark thank you. it's just gone. 8:00 these are your headunes gone. 8:00 these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. irish mma fighter conor mcgregor has said he intends to appeal after a woman who said he raped her won a civil claim for damages. nikita haaland has been awarded £206,000. however, she has lost her lawsuit against conor mcgregor's friend james lawrence, who she also accused of raping her in a dublin hotel in 2018. mr mcgregor posted on x saying he was disappointed with the verdict and would appeal. while miss haaland spoke outside the court , saying the weeks of the court, saying the weeks of her civil case against the fighter have been a nightmare. >> my mom and all my family and friends. lastly, i want to thank my daughter freya , who i'm most my daughter freya, who i'm most grateful for. she has given me so much strength and courage over the last six years throughout this nightmare to keep on pushing forward for justice. i want to show freya and every other girl and boy that you c

and here's sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon .s just gone. 3:00. afternoon. it's just gone. 3:00. these are your headlines . the these are your headlines. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for the leader of hamas, as well as israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and the country's former defence minister, yoav galant. they say these warrants are as a result of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. in response, an israeli foreign minister has said the icc has , quote, lost said the icc has, quote, lost all legitimacy with their ruling on netanyahu and galant. meanwhile, a hamas senior official has told the reuters news agency that these warrants are an important step towards justice. former deputy prime minister lord john prescott has died at the age of 86 following a battle with alzheimer's. his family said he'd spent his life trying to improve the lives of others, fighting for social justice and protecting the environment. earlier, former labour prime minister tony blair paid tribute to hi

i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. at 7:00, four teenagers and a 45 year old man have been convicted of murdering 15 year old mason rist and 16 year old max dixon, who were attacked with machetes in a case of mistaken identity. 18 year old riley toliver , a 16 18 year old riley toliver, a 16 year old boy. a 17 year old boy and a getaway driver. 45 year old anthony snook, were found guilty of the murders of mason and max by a jury of nine men and max by a jury of nine men and three women at bristol crown court after a six week trial. a 15 year old boy was also found guilty of the murder of max after previously pleading guilty to the murder of mason. now a serving metropolitan police officer has been sacked after accessing confidential files about the case of sarah everard. pc miles mccue was among three officers who were found to have committed gross misconduct at a three week disciplinary tribunal in south—east london. 33 year old miss everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered by a then serving met officer, wayne couze

. >> i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. at 9:00, four teenagers and a 45 year old man have been convicted of murdering 15 year old mason rist and 16 year old max dixon, who were attacked with machetes in a case of mistaken identity. they were chased by four armed teenagers who had been looking for revenge following an attack on a house in hartcliffe, which max and mason had nothing to do with. 18 year old riley toliver, a 16 year old riley toliver, a 16 year old riley toliver, a 16 year old boy, a 17 year old boy and a getaway driver, 45 year old anthony snook, were found guilty of the murders of mason and max by a jury of nine men and max by a jury of nine men and three women at bristol crown court after a six week trial . court after a six week trial. chancellor rachel reeves says she's not satisfied with the figures after the uk's economy barely grew between july and september. it was expected to meet the same 0.2% growth figures reported in germany and japan, but instead the economy grew by 0.1%. shadow chancellor mel s

that's after your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. good evening. it's just gone 9:00. these are your headlines. a cabinet minister was convicted of fraud after a police investigation involving stolen and missing mobile phones, according to the times newspaper. the transport secretary, louise haigh, reportedly pleaded guilty to fraud by false representation in 2014 after an internal investigation by insurance giant aviva, where she worked before becoming an mp. miss haigh said she was mugged while on a night out in 2013, then later discovered that the mobile in question had not been taken. she declared her conviction in full to. sir keir starmer on being appointed as shadow northern ireland secretary in 2020. it's understood her conviction is now classified as spent. meanwhile, the conservative party chairman, nigel huddleston, has responded, saying these are extremely concerning revelations. keir starmer has serious questions to answer regarding what he knew and when. the prime minister has accused the previous government of running an open borders