the sunday express cuts force hms queen elizabeth out of action. observer has ministers resist rush to block musk. millions going to farage, the mail on sunday. the grinch reeves steals 45% of your donations, say charities. and finally, the daily star. sunday, ronnie kray killed marilyn monroe. well, we'll find out maybe some details on that, but let's start with the sun. lewis. >> hello there, stephen allen, how are you.7 >> how are you? >> i'm very well, thank you. we did talk to each other as the memory gone already. no, you didn't talk. >> you were over here. i was over there. people don't know that. you didn't say anything you used to say. lewis, what are you used to say. lewis, what are you up to? and then i'd realise that backstage. >> i know, i know what happened today. steve, you want to talk about what's happened today? lewis? >> he doesn't do that. no, we don't want to talk about what's happened today. that's my own. how are you doing, lewis? i'm not doing. i'm not doing that. well, adam, it's the christmas . well, adam, it's the christma

sorry, kemi sunday express uk's £4 million pledge to find putins cruel war criminals. nhs urgent repair costs triple in decade? the sunday telegraph families face £8,000 new year raid. on merry christmas and the sun on sunday. apprentice stars in hotel romp. and judging by the picture, that's not donald trump. who would have been an apprentice star. the daily star sunday rise of the killer robot fridges. its front pages sorted. thank you for my guest tonight. we'll be back tomorrow at 11 with some other people who'll be sat here doing roughly the same job. if you're watching at five, stay tuned for breakfast. if you're watching earlier, stay tuned for longer for breakfast and have a good one. by kemi. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there, welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. well, as we see at 2024, the weather certainly turning much more unsettled across the country as we approach new year itself. potentially be very windy for some of us. but before we get ther

when christians in the capital attended mass on sunday, expressing hope that a new government will respecthe rights of minorities. but many say they are still uneasy about what lies ahead and schools reopen their doors in damascus as students and teachers expressed optimism for the future. one student even raised a flag adopted by the rebels. the eu is sending an envoy today to talk to the new leadership, and the un special envoy says he supports the lifting of sanctions on leading rebel group hts. >> we need to see that this is fixed quickly. we will hopefully see a quick end to sanctions so that we can see really rallying around building up syria again. and then my last point we need to see, of course, justice and accountability for crimes. and we need to make sure that that goes through a credible justice system and that we don't see any revenge. >> the israeli government has approved a plan to expand settlements in the golan heights, a strategic plateau in southwestern syria that israel has occupied for nearly 60 years now. the plan, put forward by prime minister benjamin netanyahu is

meantime, christians in the syrian capital attended mass on sunday, expressing hope that a new government would respect the rights of minorities in the country. though many said the future was still uncertain and a return to normalcy for students in damascus. as schools reopen their doors. students and school faculty are expressing optimism for the future. the world is watching to see if syria's new government can stabilize the country and move toward a smooth transition. and in the hours ahead, syria will be on the agenda at an eu foreign affairs council meeting in brussels. the un special envoy for syria, who met with the new caretaker government on sunday, says he supports the lifting of sanctions on leading rebel group. it's we need to see that this is quickly. >> we will hopefully see a quick end to sanctions so that we can see really rallying around, building up syria again. >> and then my last point, we need to see, of course, justice and accountability for crimes. >> and we need to make sure that that goes through a credible justice system and that we don't see any revenge the isr

meanwhile, christians in the syrian capital attended mass on sunday, expressing hope that a new governmentould respect the rights of minorities. but many said they are still uncertain about what lies ahead and schools reopen their doors in damascus as students and teachers expressed optimism for the future. one student even raised a flag adopted by the rebels. the eu is sending an envoy to the country today to talk to the new leadership, and the un special envoy says he supports the lifting of sanctions on leading rebel group bts we need to see that this is quickly. >> we will hopefully see a quick end to sanctions so that we can see really a rallying around building up syria again. and then my last point, we need to see, of course, justice and accountability for crimes. and we need to make sure that that goes through a credible justice system and that we don't see any revenge. >> joining me now from london, jasmine el-gamal, a middle east analyst and former pentagon middle east adviser, of course. thank you so much for joining us. um hldgs is under a lot of pressure right now, isn't it? b

sunday. has he expressed any redprets to you personally having put you in this position now having to go back? karine: i understand the question and you started off the question is basically how i feel i worked for the president and speak for the president and my job as the press secretary. that's how i feel. there is no apology needed to answer that question. what i will say is this is a president -- you've heard me talk about the legal experts and what they have said and how they agreed with the president in taking this action. you heard me say that over and over again and laid out quotes from prosecutors who laid out how the underlaying factors of hunter's case would not lead to what occurred in the past several months. and i will also say and you heard the president say this many times before when it comes to his family and how he moves forward, there is a beginning, the middle and the end. and he wrestled with this. it was not an easy thing for him to decide. and this is someone who spoke to the president, to encourage him to pardon his son and at the time the congressman said this presi

sunday. has he expressed any regret to you directly personally for having put you in this position and now having to go back income >> looking i understand this question and you started off i think the way you started off is basically how i feel. right? and i think all of us who work in the administration i work for the president. i speak for the president. i comment on behalf of what he feels and thinks. and that is my job. that is my job as the press secretary, the white house press secretary, the person who speaks on behalf of the president of united states and that's how i feel. i feel like it -- >> reporter: apologize to you? >> look, there is no apology needed to answer that question. no apology needed. i will say you heard me talk about legal experts, how they agreed with the president, in taking this action. i laid out quotes from different u.s. attorneys, prosecutors who really laid out how the underlying factors of hunter's case would not lead to what had occurred in the past several months. and i will also say this and you heard this president say this many times before, he believes wh

paul sunday pioneer express. december 7. there is something that is mentioned.st of japs ordered. colonel charles borland, director of public safety medially ordered the arrest of all japanese nationals in this strategic naval center as soon as event of the japanese attacks on the data states pacific bases. there are other headlines on this. 350 killed. maybe battle on highway -- navy battle on highway. it makes your hair stand up as you listen to everybody's input this morning. i was curious if you had any input on that. guest: there was an entire history of the nazis sending in saboteurs and intelligent agents and spies -- intelligence agents and spies into countries they would have eight. men in america had this fearful reaction that they were coming to invade here or they had saboteurs already in place. all across the west coast was where the local general that the defendant the united states demanded although we have the federal government that the japanese on the west coast had to be interned. he ended up arranging for 110,000 of them to be entered, a fina

. >> reporter: ohio senator-elect bernie marino expressing confidence on trump's nominees on sunday morningutures. >> the cabinet members that joe biden had were objectively terrible as you know and yet there was no ramifications, no accountability. the difference is with president trump, if any of his nominees get confirmed and don't do the job they're supposed to do, president trump will replace them. our job is to give him his leadership team. let's get it done quickly and efficiently so we can get to the business of solving the problems that americans put us in office to get done. >> reporter: meantime, with a month left in office, the white house says the president is focused on getting as much done as possible, calling it a sprint to the finish line. its main priority is to obligate as much funding as possible under the administration's key pieces of legislation like the chips and science act and inflation reduction act. to that end, just on thursday, the epa announced $1.6 billion to advance administration's climate priorities. disbursing funds will make it harder for trump to undo t

expressed her support for the pardon. the pardon was first reported by nbc news sunday night. and shortly thereafter, president biden explained his grant of clemency in a statement. the president asserted, i have watched my son being selectively and unfairly prosecuted. the pardon is sweeping, covering not only his son's felony convictions on firearms charges and tax evasion, where he faced potential prison time at sentencing this month. but the president provided more than a decade of blanket protection, preventing further prosecution for any offenses dating back to january 2014. months before the younger biden joined the board of a ukrainian energy company, while his father was vice president. blaming a heated environment, the president argued that t raw politics has infected this process. he invoked his son's recovery from addiction. there's been an effort to break hunter, who has been five and a half years sober and claimed his political adversaries could pose future risk to his family, writing, in trying to break hunter, they've tried to break me, and there's no reason to

some former us intelligence officials and will make us have expressed concern over his picks. on sunday, the president select normally to cash patel. as director of the b, i tell us cool, for stripping the agency of us intelligence gathering roll. trump is nominated for the democratic congresswoman tulsa gambled as director of national intelligence. she's been accused of close ties to the kremlin by the appointments of raised concerns among washington allies. western secures the so was told where it says that they could be initial slow down in intelligence sharing. when trump takes office, particularly within the 5 eyes intelligence sharing group as being nelson glen call is united states national security and foreign policy specialist. he's also a former c, i a deputy national intelligence officer joining us now from boston. thank you for your time, sir. so what do you make abdomen from supporting t's and particularly tools. think about well, trump likes people who nod their heads up and down and agree with him. he likes provocateurs as he is, but he has no interest really whatsoever i

expressed her support for the pardon. the pardon was first reported by nbc news sunday night and, shortly thereafter, president biden explained grant of clemency in a statement. the president asserted, i have watched my son being selectively and unfairly prosecuted. the pardon is sweeping, covering not only his son's felony convictions on firearm charges and tax evasion where he faced potential prison time at sentencing this month. but the president provided more than a decade of blanket protection, preventing further federal prosecution for any offenses dating back to january 2014, months before the younger biden joined the board of a ukrainian energy company while his father was vice president. blaming a heated environment, the president argued that, raw politics has infected this process. he invoked his son's recovery from addiction. there has been an effort to break hunter who has been five and a half years sober and claimed his political adversaries could pose future risk to his family, writing, in trying to break hunter, they have tried to break me and there is no reason to believe it will stop here. enough is enough. >

sunday. he may not be as expressive or loud about his own faith, or convictions about things like being pro lifeh he is. if he wasn't, i wouldn't be standing here today. some folks eat their soup louder than others and doesn't mean the soup tastes better, but we are in a pivotal moment in american history. i know donald trump fairly well and knew w him before we were in the presidential race against each other. i knew him from working in new york and interviewing him several times for fox news. even better i know hillary clinton. for over 40 years and, folks, this is not a heavy lift or hard for me. not only to say i'll vote for him, but that i will go out and campaign because this is about the future of america. >> it's the president elect's job to make decisions and whatever those are he'll be doing. the only one giving out jobs is president elect donald trump and not me and i respect any information about what our meeting is about and coming for them. jeff sessions is a conservative and a holiday, faithful ally to donald trump throughout the chasm pain and i've always been considering him one

. >> there is a republican senator who expressed support for current fbi director chris wray on sunday suggestion that that's not an open job that patel has been named for. that's why. >> the president picked a very good man to be the director of the fbi. when he did that in his first term. will he meet with him behind closed doors? i've got no objection to the way he has handled himself so i have no complaints about the way he has done his job. >> frank, there are some indications and i will ask ken to weigh in on his reporting that chris wray may have wanted to step down and give donald trump his choice because he was so critical of chris wray and the fbi director might be reconsidering that or wait to be fired to put an exclamation point on this choice which is controversial inside the agency. >> reporter: if i were to advise chris wray, and i'm not, i would advise him to hang in there and let trump make trump fire him. make trump break another norm because as you lead in width, the fbi director's are also in 10 year terms for the very reason of avoiding the politicizing of the fbi

sunday. he may not be as expressive or as lot about his own faith or convictions about things like being pro-lifestanding here today. but folks, some people will beat their soup a little about the others. it doesn't mean the soup taste better. but we are in a single moment in american history. i know donald trump fairly well. i knew him before we were in the presidential race against each other. i've known for several years by working in new york and i knew him from having interviewed him several times for fox news. but even better, i know hillary clinton. for over 40 years. and folks, this is not a heavy lift. this is not hard for me. not only to say i'll vote for him but that i will go out and campaign vigorously for him because this is about the future of america. if donald trump gets elected parsing the list of people he's likely to point to the supreme court. i'm really happy about that list. i also know because thee hillary clinton would put on that court and i'm scared to death of that list. i know what kind of people donald trump will put in the major agencies. a lot of people don't under

to express my deepest condolences and apologies to the passages of the families who lost their lives in this accident. the south korea's auction president charlie's son mark arrived in milan on sunday afternoon. he pledged at all necessary government results as would be available for the families of those on board. it's an anxious wait for the worst possible news. a journalist jen mooney gave us an update from the crash sites where i am here at a more international airport in south charlotte province about 290 kilometers south west of the south korean capital. it's been 13 hours incidentally, plane crash and authorities have confirmed all 179 people dead. of the 181 people on board. um 2 were rescued earlier for all of the day and all 179 people have been confirmed at this point. this means the officials have confirmed that all of the place, 175 passengers were killed in the crash, along with 4 flagstaff that they have identified is 65 of the was 79 dead. the 2 survivors, our crew members of the church, you air and the crew members, one female and one meal and their twenties were rescued from the tale of the aircraft and authority. sure said they have suffered, admit to severe inju

to express my deepest condolences and apologies to the passages and the families who lost their lives in this accident. the south korea's acting president charlie's son mark arrived in one on sunday afternoon. he pledged at all necessary government results as would be available for the families of those on board. it's an anxious wait for the worst possible news. journalist jen moving, joins has now on the phone from the sides of the crash. jen, what's the latest from where you are? all right, i'm here add more international airport in south show up probably just about 280 club or southwest to the south creek capital. so that's to continue to ride the trucks the day from the junior air crash with now at least 177 people confirmed dead that's for good nations fire agency. that means sugar made an account of $4.00 and $2.00 were rescued earlier in the day loc, the $181.00 people on board the charge the bridge breaking the hearts of many in the country as close to these passengers for families on christmas vacation to to a warm or place of bangkok, thailand, or returning home from that among the dead, or least of 5 children below the age of 10. no hours after the crash, as dark unit

. >> that was president biden back in 2022 expressing his admiration for his son, hunter biden, whom he pardoned on sundayprison on felony gun and tax convictions. joining us now professor at princeton university, eddie glaude, jr., one of our favorites. i think most people and we heard it from some republicans can relate to president biden's urge to protect his son. and doing so even at a political cost. but, you know, there have been some real pushback here that the president went back on his word, didn't live up to his convictions. and, you know, there were charges of hypocrisy. what's your read here? how should we be looking at this both in the political realm but also just in the context of an american family? >> well, first of all, it's great to see you, jonathan, as always. we know politics cans be a nasty business, and it can be even nastier when we have bad actors who claim the moral high ground but who don't give a damn about moral norms, political norms, values and the like. they just simply pursue power at any cost. and in some ways president biden is acting like a father. you and i would prob

express my deepest condolences and apologies to the families of those passengers who lost their lives in this accident. to the south, korea's acting president charlie's son mark arrived him one on sunday afternoon. he pledged at all necessary government results as would be available for the families of those on board. it's an anxious wait for the worst possible news. earlier journalist jen moon spoke to dw from the crash site and described how the victims families are being assisted in at the airport. i be speaking to the bery families of the passengers. um, who are the on board? the crashed airplane and heartbreaking scenes continued to unfold here as one international airport. they're more than 100 family members and gathered in a meeting room here to receive a page about their loved ones. all day long, the room teacher wrapped in wales of grief as families learned of the depth of their loved points of the bodies of the recovered a currently being housed in a temporary mortuary close to the crash site. i can speaking to one elderly couple who lost their son, daughter in law, in grandchild all. and the crash another um, another lady passed hour after learning that her 2 children on b

sunday show. >> thanks for having me. >> i saw you nodding when congresswoman hartman expressed her concern for weapons caches inside syria, and especially her concern that some of those caches could have chemical weapons, and i saw you nodding. do you have that same concern? >> my first week working at the white house national security council about 11 years ago was the week that assad gast -- he used chemical weapons against his own people. i remember so vividly seeing that information, so clearly, how gruesome it was, so yes, i worry about the possibility of chemical weapons, other weapons getting into the hands of other groups, and you know, right now, yes, everybody is happy assad is gone, but we all know in these power vacuums, they are exceedingly dangerous in terms of what comes next and the challenges. the weapons just make it all the more difficult, so i worry about that immensely. >> how much do you know about hts, and is hts capable of filling the void and running syria? >> well, you know, right now, syria has been fractured in so many different components, roughly around five components in many ways. i don't

express my deepest condolences and apologies to the families of those passengers who lost their lives in this accident. what happened in south korea's acting president. charlie's son mark arrived him one on sunday afternoon. he pledged at all necessary government results as would be available for the families of those on board. it's an anxious wait for the worst possible news. as a bird strike remains the most likely cause of the accident. i asked the vision expert stephen whitehouse. small birds can bring down big plates. good evening. the problem with birds is that they can be ingested. this is a say site apple. so it stretches out towards the se, and that means that you have problems with wild life, with boats and such like so. it's possible the across coming into land and the, the, it's known that flexible roads are in the area. now this was given as a warning to the flight credit from what we understand from the transcripts, recorded from air traffic controller on the ground. the birds getting jesting typically just into one engine. and that thing cause is catastrophic damage on the engine itself. and although you lose the thrust, you also lose all the services by many hydraulics electric,

to express my deepest condolences and apologies to the passages of the families who lost their lives in this accident. the south korea's oxen president charlie's son. mark arrived in milan on sunday afternoon. he pledged at all necessary government results as would be available for the families of those on board. it's an anxious wait for the worst possible news. goodness can move and joins us now on the phone from the crash side. jen, what's the latest from where you are? right, i'm here at lord international airport is south charlotte providence, about 290 kilometers south west of the south korean capital. it's been 13 hours since the deadly plane crash and authorities have confirmed all $179.00 people dead. of the 181 people on board, a 2 were rescued earlier for all of the day and all 179 people have been confirmed at this point. this means that officials have confirmed that all of the please, 175 passengers were killed in the crash, along with 4 flagstaff that they have identified the 65 of that was 79 dead. the 2 inches libraries are recruit, members of the church, you air and the crew members, one female and one meal in their twenties were rescued from the tale of the aircr

expressed her support for the pardon. the pardon was first reported by nbc news sunday night. shortly thereafter, president biden explained his grant of clemency in a statement. the president asserted, i have watched my son being selectively and unfairly prosecuted. >> we have heard a lot of takes about this pardon over the last day. it is important to remember a few things. this is absolutely no impact on what donald trump has done or will do in the future. it gives him a new talking point for the next few days. trump has already said he would pardon some january 6 rioters. let us be clear. president biden has a right to do this. it is in the constitution. if you win the white house, you win the power of the pardon. this always happens at the end of administrations and here is the thing. doesn't matter who the president is, it always feels gross. having said all of that, president biden said he would not pardon his son and will respect the jury's decision. he did go back on his word. he ceded the moral high ground and undermined his own argument against trump, an argument he

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sunday. not to mention that there was a phone call between the 2 on saturday, the russian president reached out to us on page and accounts report on saturday, expressing his sympathies expressing his concerns, but more importantly, expressing a heartfelt apology for what happened on that day. tell us more about moscow stones on this matter. yes. and i was noticed on a friday rushes aviation watched on essentially a stepped in and as they elaborated on the developing situation. and we understand that they are currently in a position where they are looking into not just the events of how it happened, but what triggered the events in the 1st place on the general course of action, or at least the popular opinion at this given moments is that the premium factor played a large part that trigger it rushes air defense systems, which resulted in a d as a base, any flights expression landing in octo. and we understand that there was a statement released let's listen to that. we have that time ukrainian drones were launching terrorist attacks on civilian infrastructure in the cities of growth and in flooded cause cause you would you go in this regard. the sky wa

sunday. the testers about the streets of sylvia's capital accusing the governments of corruption and negligence. and more tough, tre, talk from donald trump, was the presence of next expressions to take back control the panama canal, the serious. and you need to of that i'll shower has health is 1st public press conference since taking power in the for the us out regime. it appeared the low side, the turkish foreign minister, how confident in damascus took he has promised to help save it with his political transition and rebuilding the country. shara confirmed plans for one military force to represent all factions in syria, a certain facade, and have not done a full starting deliberation operation. we have had an understanding with affections that there will be a unified one, combined under one defense ministry. once the liberation is completed, all the functions have agreed on this kid's a foreign minister says there's no room for code. his fights is in a serious future way today to pick up. i would like to emphasize once again that there is no place for the p k k or the white, pg in syria, this terrorist organizations occupying the land of syrian people and stealing its nat

sunday morning futures. listen. >> it's a fantastic idea and president trump is in full support of it as he has expressed in recent the continuing resolution that passed happened because of president trump. it includes critical aid for our farmers, critical aid in disaster relief for our fellow americans who were impacted by hurricane helene. but as soon as republicans return to the hill in january, they have to deal with the debt ceiling. this is the last tool in senator schumer and democrats' toolbox to try to obstruct president trump's america first agenda. >> i'm one of the conservatives who never voted to raise the debt ceiling. there are circumstances in which i would and i put those forward before. i have a plan to balance the budget in five years. if we had a speaker with a spine who put forward a budget and a plan to cut spending over a five year period to balance the budget i'll vote to raise the debt ceiling because you have to add debt during the five years. gerri: texas congresswoman beth van duyne telling the senate floor house republicans have a plan for tax cuts in the first reconciliation package,

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expressed condolences to the families of the victims . the close of the accident is being investigated to south korea's action president has the glad 7 days of mooning off to sunday's plane crash that killed maybe everyone on board and need 2 crew members to lived. 179 people died. emergency teams are continuing to search through the wreckage. both lockboxes have been recovered. the day 2 apps a was trying to land at one international airport in the south west of the country . gracious presidential election is headed for ramos next months. often none of the candidates secure to 50 percent of the votes that were premature celebrations at the headquarters of incumbents autumn yolanda, which also exit polls showed she could e cause a narrow victory for the account is almost complete and is become clear, there is no all right, we know it's and the 2nd largest city is does the days away from implementing a smoking bind in public places. staffing in 2025 milan will only allow smoking in designated areas. if there is a distance of at least 10 meters from other people. those who violate the rule will face fines of up to $250.00. those are the headlines and use continue soo

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