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that's after the news with sophie reaper . the news with sophie reaper. >> thank you. emily.d these are your latest headlines. this morning, people gathered across israel to mark the one year anniversary of the october 7th attacks at the knesset building in jerusalem. flags were lowered to half mast in commemoration of victims to the attack, according to israeli figures , hamas killed some 1200 figures, hamas killed some 1200 people and took about 250 hostages to gaza . parliament hostages to gaza. parliament returns today following a recess for the various party conferences, which have been taking place for the past few weeks. mps will be back at westminster today, but their return coincides with further controversy for the government after the pm's chief of staff , after the pm's chief of staff, sue gray, left her job yesterday. this has prompted sir keir to reshuffle his staff, with the leader of labour's general election campaign, morgan mcsweeney , taking on the morgan mcsweeney, taking on the chief of staff role instead. earlier shadow leader of the house of commons, ch

sophie reaper gb news. >> yeah, let us know what you think about that one. about the echr. mixed bag. actually, some people saying why have a referendum? that's christina. if we voted to leave the politicians will spend the next decade trying to overturn the result. yeah, well, we all know what that's like . now. nigel what that's like. now. nigel says no need to pull out much simpler fix is to remove legal aid from asylum seekers, will says leave echr now. >> no need for a referendum. canada and australia aren't in the echr and their human rights are not in jeopardy. >> yeah , that's a somerset boy, >> yeah, that's a somerset boy, says echr has been weaponized and gerald gerald says we know what the echr is stopping us from doing. >> so i want to leave . so a bit >> so i want to leave. so a bit of a bit of a mixed bag there. >> keep those views coming in. >> keep those views coming in. >> gbnews.com/yoursay margaret's not happy, not happy with, you know. anyway, she's not happy. isn't margaret because i said i didn't understand exactly what the echr. but do

i feel like i'm prepared for the worst . prepared for the worst. >> sophie reaper gb news. >> sophie er gb news. >> carefully does it with the budget now, overweight, jobless brits could be given free weight loss medicines to help them get back to work . obesity illness back to work. obesity illness costs the nhs an astounding £11 billion every single year. but the health secretary, wes streeting, now hopes the injections will reduce costs and perhaps even boost the economy. but is he right? well, we've spoken to the people of arnold, just down the road from where i was born and where my dad is shopping every saturday on the outskirts of nottingham . about outskirts of nottingham. about their views on the government's controversial plans. >> there's some exercise. what's your diet ? rather than have the your diet? rather than have the government fork out a load of money again? well, i think they're being a bit rude, actually. i don't think it would be a total answer to get people working again. well, i'm sorry, but i think if you need to lose weight, go on a diet and do some exercise

i feel like i'm prepared for the worst. >> sophie reaper gb news. >> sophie reaper gb news. >> obese,oyed people will be given weight loss injections to help them get back into work. the health secretary says what do you think about this? >> let us know this morning. wes streeting said that the sickness caused by obesity is holding back our economy. he's unveiled a £279 million investment from the world's biggest pharmaceutical company. >> while the chancellor, rachel reeves, has been accused of breaking the party's pledge on tax, she has hinted at increasing national insurance contributions for employers. here she is with our political edhon here she is with our political editor, chris hope . editor, chris hope. >> the budget your manifesto says we will not increase national insurance, but you're looking at increasing employers, national insurance. aren't you breaking a manifesto pledge with that? well, you've read our manifesto, and in black and white it said we will not increase taxes on working people. >> and that was national insurance, income tax and vat and not employers. that

but before tomorrow's news, here's tonight's headlines with sophie reaper. reapen >>a reapen >> a very good evening to you. it's 11:00. let's take a look at it's11:00. let's take a look at your latest gb news headlines. the labour party has said that their mp , mike amesbury, has had their mp, mike amesbury, has had their mp, mike amesbury, has had the whip suspended following an investigation into an incident that took place in cheshire earlier this weekend. just a warning, there are some scenes of a physical nature to follow in this new cctv obtained by the mail online. it appears to show the labour mp for runcorn and helsby punching a constituent to the ground in the early hours of saturday morning. in a statement released earlier this evening, cheshire police said a 55 year old man has been voluntarily interviewed under caution by police in relation to this incident. he has since been released pending further enquiries . released pending further enquiries. the prime minister is expected to say in a speech tomorrow that labour's budget next week will set

for now, i'm sophie reaper.from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> good afternoon. it's fast approaching seven minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. approaching seven minutes after 3:00. this is gb news . we are 3:00. this is gb news. we are britain's news channel. i'm nana akua. welcome. now, before we get stuck into the debates, here's what else is coming up today. the top story. thousands of businesses are already shutting up shop. yes they are. as rachel reeves prepares to hike capital gains tax in this week's budget. yes. wednesday. hopefully it won't be a black wednesday. we'll have reaction to that throughout the show. all of this as rumours continue to circulate about what the budget will actually contain, and we have the following poll asking you that question. now , do you you that question. now, do you trust ra

for now, i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphonegn up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> what a delight to have sophie reaper with me in the studio this evening. well, developing tonight, labour sensationally suspend an mp , filmed punching a suspend an mp, filmed punching a constituent and beating him while he lay on the ground. is this the new, friendlier, kinder, more grown up politics that we were promised? more on that we were promised? more on that in a moment. but first, my big opinion . here's a question big opinion. here's a question for you. is it the law to be left wing now? when did socialism the most discredited political and economic model in history, suddenly win the argument? when was taxing people to oblivion agreed to be the formula for economic growth? when did it become a good idea to empower the trade unions so they can strike more often and for longer? when did borrowing billions to settle inflation busting pay disputes become prudent? economics?

meanwhile, our gb news north west reporter sophie reaper was outside hmp kirkham today where, along withrisoners being released, one prisoners being released, one prisoner escaped . prisoner escaped. >> well, today is all about the government's early release scheme. but here at hmp kirkham today we've seen someone leave this prison under more unorthodox measures. earlier, when we were reporting, we saw a man appear on top of this fence, which you can see in the distance, which is topped with barbed wire. he jumped to down where a black vehicle was waiting for him with the car door open. he hopped in the vehicle and the vehicle left at speed. now the police are now investigating, and the prison have told us that a roll call will now need to take place to try and determine exactly which prisoner it is that's managed to escape from hmp kirkham. >> now, in other news, police have found a body in the search for missing mother victoria taylor. the 34 year old nurse left her home in malton, north yorkshire, on the 30th of september. speaking in a press briefing today in york. assistant chief co

well, joining me now is gb news reporter sophie reapen now is gb news reporter sophie reaper. welcome to the programme, sophie. some people have been arrested. what side have been arrested. what side have they been arrested from and what for? >> well, nana they've been arrested on both sides. the met police have confirmed to us they said they tweeted that they posted on x, i should say earlier to say someone had been arrested on common assault. someone was then also arrested at the stand up to racism demonstration. two further arrests were made at the uniting uniting the kingdom demonstration, one for a breach of the public order act and one for racially aggravated public order offence. so it seems that arrests have been made on both sides . now, 1491 00:09:

meanwhile, our gb news north west reporter sophie reaper was outside hmp kirkham this morning where,alongside prisoners being released, one prisoners being released, one prisoner escaped . well, today is prisoner escaped. well, today is all about the government's early release scheme. >> but here at hmp kirkham today we've seen someone leave this prison under more unorthodox measures. earlier, when we were reporting, we saw a man appear on top of this fence, which you can see in the distance, which is topped with barbed wire. he jumped to down where a black vehicle was waiting for him with the car door open. he hopped in the car door open. he hopped in the vehicle and the vehicle left at speed. now the police are now investigating, and the prison have told us that a roll call will now need to take place to try and determine exactly which prisoner it is that's managed to escape from hmp kirkham. >> in other news, conservative mps have delivered a 130,000 signature petition to number 10 today, calling on the chancellor and the prime minister not to hike fuel duty in their october budge

it's from there that sophie reaper sent this report . this report. >> here in central valencia , >> here central valencia, it's a very different story to the one taking place in the city's outskirts, where the destruction is massive. the clean up operation is well underway, and that death toll continues to rise, and that may well not be the end of things. the spanish prime minister is warning people to stay at home because the danger may not yet have passed, and the spanish forecaster has suggested that over the coming days there may well be further heavy rain . well be further heavy rain. >> gb news can reveal that around 800 small boat migrants have crossed illegally from france in just two days. the latest arrivals take the total to just 350. away from 31,000 for the year so far , that figure for the year so far, that figure is already more than 1200 ahead of the numbers. who crossed in the whole of last year. and gb news understands that an afghan migrant who threatened nigel farage is among the latest arrivals. marda passer , who is arrivals. marda passer, who is a kalashnikov tatto

i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphonesign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> the irish government wants to police your thoughts. the final battle between trump and harris edges closer. and is surrogacy a moral outrage or an act of compassion? this is free speech. nafion compassion? this is free speech. nation . welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nafion nation. welcome to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. this is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics, and we've got the latest from those loveable culture warriors who've been very busy over the past couple of weeks . coming up on the show of weeks. coming up on the show tonight, ireland passes its controversial hate crime bill, which claims to protect members of the transgender community. but critics say it defies science and harms kids. i'm joined by an irish barrister and women's advocacy campaigner to look at this development , women

so we'll also be going live to for london this march organised by tommy robinson, our very own sophie reaperll be down there with the latest and yeah , lots and lots of fun to yeah, lots and lots of fun to come. but first, before we do anything else, sophia wenzler has your news headlines. >> tatiana. thank you. good morning. these are your headunes morning. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. downing street says escalation is in no one's interest after israel conducted precise strikes on military targets in iran overnight, the retaliatory strikes against the iranian regime come after tehran launched a barrage of more than 180 ballistic missiles at israel, three weeks ago. in a statement, the idf says they'll do whatever necessary to defend the state. >> the israel defence forces is conducting precise strikes on military targets in iran. our defensive and offensive capabilities are fully mobilised. we will do whatever necessary to defend the state of israel and the people of israel . israel and the people of israel. >> meanwhile, the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has said the

it's from there that sophie reaper sent this report . this report. >> here in central valencia , >> herecentral valencia, it's a very different story to the one taking place in the city's outskirts, where the destruction is massive. the clean up operation is well underway, and that death toll continues to rise. and that may well not be the end of things . well not be the end of things. the spanish prime minister is warning people to stay at home, because the danger may not yet have passed . and the spanish have passed. and the spanish forecaster has suggested that over the coming days there may well be further heavy rain. >> a 61 year old grandfather, who was found dead in prison after he was convicted for rioting , after he was convicted for rioting, died as a result of hanging an inquest at doncaster coroner's court was told. peter lynch was found dead in his cell at hmp moorland in south yorkshire earlier this month. mr lynch was jailed following violent disorder outside a migrant hotel in august. detectives investigating the theft of more than 22 tonnes of cheese have arrested a 63 y

meanwhile, our gb news north west reporter sophie reaper was outside hmp kirkham this morning where,long with prisoners being released, one prisoners being released, one prisoner escaped . in other news, prisoner escaped. in other news, now conservative mps have delivered 130,000 signature petition to number 10, calling on the chancellor and the prime minister not to hike fuel duty in their october budget. over 70 tory mps have already written to rachel reeves calling for the freeze on fuel duty to continue. it comes after reports of a7p rise that could be on the way. if it goes ahead, it would be the first time fuel duty was hiked in 14 years. after successive tory chancellors blocked it every year. to austria, now, where the country's president has asked the leader of the conservative people's party and the incumbent chancellor to form a coalition government, despite the fact that the right leaning freedom party won the general election last month. the party, who take a strong stance against immigration, came top in the election with almost 29% of the vote. the party's leader said

gb news reporter sophie reaper is outside the court in london. >> it started today with his defence barrister benjamin myers kc, taking to the stand to set out exactly what their application was about and it really seemed to centre around the question of fairness. he said the judge, who presided over the retrial earlier this year should not have let it go ahead because of what he described as overwhelming and irremediable prejudice. once all submissions have been made, that panel of three judges retired, returning only around 20 minutes later, simply stating right off the bat that they were refusing lucy letby application to appeal. they said they felt the judge was right to find that letby could have a fair trial . letby could have a fair trial. >> now, a six year old woman has been released under investigation after her arrest over the deaths of three residents at gainsborough care home in swanage. police are investigating carbon monoxide poisoning as the likely cause after gainsborough care home residents were evacuated. seven people were taken to hospital and 40 others moved to safety dun

i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> welcome to the camilla tominey show on this sunday morning. lovely to see you and we have got such a show planned ahead. we're going to be speaking to the education secretary, bridget phillipson , secretary, bridget phillipson, ahead of the big budget on wednesday. is it going to be as bad as the headline writers predict? also, be asking her, of course, about vat on private school fees and whether labour are going to abandon that controversial policy . we've got controversial policy. we've got both tory leadership candidates in only a few days of voting to go in only a few days of voting to 90 by in only a few days of voting to go by the tory membership . that go by the tory membership. that vote ends on halloween, and then we'll get the winner next saturday. so i'll be speaking to kemi badenoch and robert jenrick, who, by the way, hav

it's from there that sophie reaper sent this report . this report. >> here in central valencia, it's very different story to the one taking place in the city's outskirts, where the destruction is massive. the clean up operation is well underway, and that death toll continues to rise. and that may well not be the end of things. the spanish prime minister is warning people to stay at home, because the danger may not yet have passed, and the spanish forecaster has suggested that over the coming days there may well be further heavy rain. >> donald trump has announced he's suing the us broadcaster cbs for $10 billion. the lawsuit follows an interview the broadcaster aired with his democratic rival kamala harris. the trump campaign claims that interview, which was broadcast interview, which was broadcast in early october, was doctored and misleading. in early october, was doctored and misleading . well, there you and misleading. well, there you go. you're right up to date. now, over to the very best news reviewers in the land. its headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smart

for now, i'm sophie reaper for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alertsscanning the qr code or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . news .com forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at monday's top stories with three comedians. i'm stephen allen tonight joined by josh howie and louis schaefer doing well gentlemen i stole a tie. >> it's not my tie . >> it's not my tie. >> it's not my tie. >> it's not my tie. >> it's my tie. >> it's my tie. >> is it your tie.7 yeah. >> is it your tie.7 yeah. >> that's my tie. >> that's my tie. >> yeah, that is your tie. that is my tie. okay. i knew it was going to be somebody's tie. i'm glad i said it, but you didn't. you didn't tell me it was. >> well, i mean, if you punch me out first in the toilet, you took it, and then you know, it's very trendy these days. he wants to get a career in politics. and if you do, that, fist fighting seems to be there was nothing like that. >> i just took it off the rail. off the rail. because i thought it was. it was like just for style, really. it's a

it's from there that sophie reaper sent this report. >> here in central valencia, it's a very differentstory to the one taking place in the city's outskirts, where the destruction is massive. the clean up operation is well underway and that death toll continues to rise. and that may well not be the end of things . well not be the end of things. the spanish prime minister is warning people to stay at home, because the danger may not yet have passed, and the spanish forecaster has suggested that over the coming days there may well be further heavy rain . well be further heavy rain. >> a 61 year old grandfather , >> a 61 year old grandfather, who was found dead in prison after he was convicted for rioting, died as a result of hanging. an inquest at doncaster coroner's court was told. peter lynch was found dead in his cell at hmp moorland in south yorkshire earlier this month. mr lynch was jailed following violent disorder outside a migrant hotel in august. violent disorder outside a migrant hotel in august . a migrant hotel in august. a prolific shoplifter has been banned from wearing wigs