evening calm in surrey and _ best they can. evening calm in surrey and in _ best they can.n the high - best they can. evening calm in surrey and in the high streets| best they can. evening calm in - surrey and in the high streets and alleys a fierce debate is underway. earlier, i spoke to the economic secretry to the treasury, bim afolami. i began by asking him about the downgrade of uk growth in the obr's forecasts. so the first thing is that we don't lag behind most other countries. in the g7 we have the third highest growth since 2010. and in relation to growth forecasts i know that last year our growth was actually much higher than the obr forecast it was going to be at the time and next year our growth is up, the total size of the economy is up 2% — £40 billion — from where it was meant to be in the march budget. so i don't accept your picture on growth at all. so what you're suggesting is that the obr isn't really worth the paper it is written on? no, of course not. they have a very difficult job forecasting, as everybody does, but my point is that the measures we are

on the agenda — opposition... ..to plans for oil drilling in the surrey countryside. i've been concerned about climate change for a long time. then one day when i saw a notice in my local paper that there was plans for an oil drilling site in surrey, i couldn't really believe it. so, it'sjust throu~h here, is it? . we just go round this corner and then over another style. there's already two small oil wells on horse hill. surrey county council has approved four more. and how long has this been here, then? well, since 2014. they drilled the first well. residents have spent four years in the courts fighting the council's decision to allow more drilling. the council, in terms of climate, they only looked at the carbon emissions that would be produced by the operations on the site, the process of getting the oil out of the ground. what's wrong with that? it's like if you want to look at the impact of eating chocolate cake, you don'tjust look at baking the cake, you look at eating the cake. it's the same with the climate impact of fossil fuels. you don'tjust look at extrac

thousands of people in surrey are without water this morning and a major incident has been declared —eatment works. the company says the problems were caused by storm ciaran. bottled water stations have been set up to help residents. 0ur reporter aruna iyengar is at a temporary water station in godalming. people have been coming to this car park in godalming all morning by foot and by car to try and pick up bottled water after their water supplies at home were cut off. around 12,000 people in surrey are without a water supply which got cut off from around saturday morning. businesses have also been affected, bars and restaurants which would have been expecting a large number of people coming in over the bonfire weekend say they lost business as well. thames water say they have apologised for this and says it is due to a problem at a water treatment centre in guildford. they say, hopefully in the next day or so water supplies will be back on tap. one million volunteers have now signed up for the uk's biggest medical research project — which is called our future health. the programme la

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of customers surrey., has now gone into rescued, has now gone into hiding the details soon. >> fascinating . >> fascinating. >> fascinating. >> it's going to be made into lamb chops for deliveroo. that's not the answer. >> did you say that in front of dawn? the brilliant. >> the brilliant stephen in just a moments, we'll be back a few moments, we'll be back with britain's newsroom tomorrow a few moments, we'll be back with brit at 's newsroom tomorrow a few moments, we'll be back with brit at 's ne see om tomorrow a few moments, we'll be back with brit at 's ne see om ithen. 'ow a few moments, we'll be back with brit at 's nesee om ithen. gb morning at 930. see you then. gb news. people's channel. news. the people's channel. hello >> very good day to you. it's alex burkill here again with your latest gb news weather forecast. it's fair to say today will be a day of sunshine and showers for many us and some showers for many of us and some of could be quite heavy, of them could be quite heavy, possibly even

lovely to mp for south west surrey, into the you this morning, lovely to mp for south west surrey, into this morning, chancellor see you this morning, chancellor . look, i you've done . look, now i know you've done various broadcast rounds where you've say what's you've refused to say what's happening wednesday. there's happening on wednesday. there's been of you cutting iht . been talk of you cutting iht. how about unfreezing these tax bands? you can't be happy about the idea of people on 40,000 or above. some of them might be teachers, some of them might be nurses. actually being fiscally dragged more tax. dragged into paying more tax. it's stealth tax and it needs it's a stealth tax and it needs to stop, doesn't it ? to stop, doesn't it? >> well, good morning, camilla. obviously, i'm not going to talk about the measures that i'm going to be announcing to parliament on because parliament on wednesday because i those to i have to announce those to parliament rightly so parliament first, and rightly so . but there is a very big dividing line between the dividing line between us and the

now, thousands of people in surrey are without water this morning and a major incident can be declareder treatment plant. they said that this was caused by storm clearing, water stations have been set up to help residents. our correspondence as a temporary water station. people have been coming to this car park all morning to try and pick up bottled water after their water supplies were cut off around 12,000 people are without a water supply which got cut off from around saturday morning. cut off from around saturday morning-— cut off from around saturday mornin.. , ,, , ., ., morning. businesses have also been affected, morning. businesses have also been affected. bars _ morning. businesses have also been affected, bars and _ morning. businesses have also been affected, bars and restaurants - morning. businesses have also been affected, bars and restaurants which would have been expecting a large number of people coming in over the bonfire we can sing that they lost business as well. teams water say they apologise for this but it is due to a problem at a water treatment centre and the

and this a candidate in surrey.n you is the thing, though, when you boil the frog slowly with fiscal drag, the frog doesn't notice and the frog dies quietly. i'm still not quite. when you put an electrode on the frog, the frog jumps up into the air and says, ah, you've electrocuted me. but i'm not convinced. i'm still not convinced. >> this £0.06 by stealth you >> all this £0.06 by stealth you can the different can have all the different pennies stealth, pennies by stealth, but ultimately don't vote ultimately if people don't vote you at next election you back in at the next election because they've been paying more tax, all your extras tax tax, then all your extras tax here and there and your stealth isn't all irrelevant. isn't that it's all irrelevant. i'm convinced yet as i'm still not convinced yet as to why they are doing it, because not daft. okay. because they are not daft. okay. if tories put tax up by if the tories put tax up by £0.06 take it from me. >> we would speaking about >> we would be speaking about

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the problem is he's surrey he's building a place in surrey as well, he? so he's as well, isn't he? have found a nice fair and b&b but i think he b&b somewhere, but i think he gets that gets breakfast with that as well. well, all well. oh, well, that's all right. >> right. right. >> but right. right. >> but we'velt. 45 seconds. >> but we've got 45 seconds. i have look ahead to spurs have a quick look ahead to spurs and chelsea. that's right. >> chelsea travel to tottenham tonight. >> chelsea travel to tottenham tonighthere quite well. travel there quite well. pochettino, travel there quite well. pochetti manager is going back to chelsea manager is going back to tottenham. of tottenham. all sorts of conjecture what of conjecture over what kind of welcome because welcome he will get because obviously manages rival obviously he manages a rival now. chelsea, not now. but it isn't chelsea, not arsenal. he'll arsenal. and so he thinks he'll get a decent reception. we'll wait mean, it'll all wait and see. i mean, it'll all be forgiven if tottenham win. anyway, top league anyway, the top of

a major incident has been declared in surrey, leaving thousands of people without water.n surrey. >> we will have the latest as many residents are hoping to have their water switched back on today . on later today. >> and more oil and gas in legislation to be set out in the king's speech tomorrow will see the government press ahead with new production of oil and gas in the north sea. we'll have the latest . latest. how can there be problems with water in surrey when we've had biblical proportions of rain? it's pathetic, isn't it? >> yeah. they're blaming a technical problem. let us know if you're affected. what does it mean for you at home? are you having to queue up for bottles of drinking water? gb views at cbnnews.com here mediaeval cbnnews.com here in mediaeval britain. this morning, britain. and also this morning, let your thoughts let us know your thoughts on this which obviously this weekend, which is obviously going coming around

>> and forget about inheritance part of the same surrey?t inheritance part of the same surrey? >> lwhich which doesn'teritance part of the same surrey? >> lwhich which doesn't affect. tax, which which doesn't affect. >> well, inheritance tax is not inflationary , so you can cut it . inflationary, so you can cut it. >> you can cut the rate. you can scrap it entirely. it won't drive inflation. and it's unfair because it's been taxed once before. just a bad tax. no, before. it's just a bad tax. no, sweden's scrapped it. it grew the all right. the economy. all right. it's time for go. time for it to go. >> i tell what we're going >> i tell you what we're going to we'll return to to do, because we'll return to the always the front pages. i always say that best paper of that this is the best paper of you you'll get anywhere on telly. why? delve telly. why? because we delve straight into the inside of the book well. and we're going on book as well. and we're going on the priti the telegraph. this is priti patel. inside patel. okay. on the inside o

>> and forget about inheritance part of the same surrey?t inheritance part of the same surrey? >> lwhich which doesn'teritance part of the same surrey? >> lwhich which doesn't affect. tax, which which doesn't affect. >> well, inheritance tax is not inflationary , so you can cut it . inflationary, so you can cut it. >> you can cut the rate. you can scrap it entirely. it won't drive inflation. and it's unfair because it's been taxed once before. just a bad tax. no, before. it's just a bad tax. no, sweden's scrapped it. it grew the all right. the economy. all right. it's time for go. time for it to go. >> i tell what we're going >> i tell you what we're going to we'll return to to do, because we'll return to the always the front pages. i always say that best paper of that this is the best paper of you you'll get anywhere on telly. why? delve telly. why? because we delve straight into the inside of the book well. and we're going on book as well. and we're going on the priti the telegraph. this is priti patel. inside patel. okay. on the inside o

hotsat i was assembled by surrey satellite technology in guildford.hot at launching something like this. so how stressful is the process? yes, pretty stressful. i think it is a high—intensity business and especially - projects like this that. are very short—schedule. but it is very exciting when it does launch. | seven more satellites will be joining hotsati over the next few months. the aim is to increase the amount of data that's being collected, which is identifying temperature profiles of individual buildings, offices and factories. if we're striving to help the planet, if we're striving to get to net zero, you need this transparency of information, and we've done it. food wastage is a huge problem across the globe, 0pen ai co—founder is returning to the company days after he was ousted. his sacking astonished many and lead to staff threatening mass resignations until he was reinstated. the battle at the top of open aia began when the original board decided to remove him saying it had lost confidence and his leadership. finance chief executive has

but in december of last year there was an accident at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left himnd, and even months later, freddie's injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he's healing, you know? it was a serious incident, i'm not going to say any more than that, and i'm so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet. even the report into the accident is not being made public. however, a wider, independent investigation into the show�*s safety policies concluded procedures were followed. nevertheless, the uk show is being shelved — the word "rested" is the official phrase. but the original stig who worked with clarkson and co in the noughties thinks the programme may be facing more than just a little lie—down. i personally don't think it's a little rest, i think the programme has been laid to rest. i think that there's no appetite from certain quarters inside the bbc to continue with the show. i'm not happy about it from a commer

surrey�*s rainbow leisure centre has seen a 150% increase in its utility costs.te, but there is only so much that you can adjust that and so much you can do without affecting the local community. the government has announced the first phase of a £60 million fund to support swimming pools. the first 20 million is to help in the short term with the particular pressures that some of the pools have been facing with the increase in energy costs and maintenance costs. then there will be a further £40 million to help pools become more innovative about being sustainable for the future. but not everyone is set to benefit. we have run a process that really wanted to identify those pools that were most at risk of closing and those pools that have the highest number of people going through them. five—time olympic swimmer mark foster says pools like this are beneficial for communities. every sport has grass roots. for swimming, it starts here, it starts in the local public pools or school polls. the learning to swim phase. without having these pools, or without having a pool

but in december of last year there was an accident at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left hims injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he�*s healing, you know? it was a serious incident. i�*m not going to say any more than that. but i�*m so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet and we were dignified. there is nothing out there about what happened. an independent investigation said the show had followed safety procedures, but there were lessons for the future. and so the bbc has today said the uk show is being rested for the foreseeable future. but it�*s not the end of top gear. it�*s a format that�*s had many incarnations. in the �*80s it was a cardigan—clad earnest consumer programme. and maryjohns has been having a spot of trouble i changing her plugs. in the noughtiesjeremy clarkson added comedy and some terrifying and dangerous risk—taking. these days there are many variants. this, the italian approach. mamma mia! 0h!

but in december of last year there was an accident at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left himnd even months later, freddie's injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he's healing, you know? it was a serious incident, i'm not going to say any more than that, and i'm so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet. even the report into the accident is not being made public. however, a wider, independent investigation into the show�*s safety policies concluded procedures were followed. nevertheless, the uk show is being shelved — the word "rested" is the official phrase. but the original stig who worked with clarkson and co in the noughties thinks the programme may be facing more than just a little lie—down. i personally don't think it's a little rest, i think the programme has been laid to rest. i think that there's no appetite from certain quarters inside the bbc to continue with the show. i'm not happy about it from a commercial

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matthew, that insight they've given up on sunderland and all surrey.ithey'llyte for? who are the people in sunderland goiithey'll go for? who are the people in sunderland goiithey'll go back to the lib. >> they'll go back to the lib. >> they'll go back to the lib. >> think hopefully a lot >> well i think hopefully a lot of them will come to labour >> well i think hopefully a lot of the|saw ll come to labour >> well i think hopefully a lot of the|saw income to labour >> well i think hopefully a lot of the|saw incomwlocal to labour as we saw in the local elections, did actually elections, we did actually do very well place. we will, of very well in place. we will, of course tories will remind very well in place. we will, of courstthat tories will remind very well in place. we will, of courstthat keires will remind very well in place. we will, of courstthat keir starmeremind very well in place. we will, of courstthat keir starmer wasd very well in place. we will, of courstthat keir starmer was the them that keir starmer was the architect of the second ref

and now they're surrey over they're choosing surrey over sunderland and choosing inheritance tax overually a very adept point. you know, they're trying to save the blue wall they've decided or wall because they've decided or realised that the red wall, those seats, like the ones you're from, are no hopers for them. keeping them. so maybe it makes some sense. but look, only about estates pay about 4% of estates pay inheritance tax. most people don't realise quite how rich you have to be in order to be affected by that. benjamin as a policy though, this was when george osborne and david cameron proposed abolishing inheritance tax back in the late 2000. >> it's what scared and it's what scared the labour prime minister at the time, gordon brown, from holding an election after he became labour leader. >> yeah, it's pure politics because they're desperate and there's chance things there's no chance that things like income tax are going to be cut jeremy hunt has cut because jeremy hunt has said, and i with him, that said, and i agree with him, that the thing that matters is the main thing t

i grew up in surrey.h these clearly ridiculous uses of it, dreary wasteland, it's like write about. this cannot be justified as a reason to hold our future back. we will take this fight on and build britain again. [applause] and here's why. because getting britain building again is critical for economic growth. our most economic -- important mission. it also means a way to soften that hard road by delivering on national renewal a is given the cost-of-living crisis permanently. that is why this labor -- labou party book based the next election on economic growth. that's what the british people want for the whole country. [applause] the tories know this and they stood at this crossroads before. they call it leveling up. as soon as they counted their votes they turned back. back to the comfort of the easy answer. back to the trickle-down nonsense which sees wealth trickle up and jobs trickle out. we cannot understated. those ideas are finished. blown away by a whirlwind with little regard to the niceties of

thousands of people in surrey are still without water after a technical issue at a thames water treatment bottled water stations have been set up to help residents. some schools have been forced to close. the company says the problems were caused by storm ciaran. up to 20,000 health workers in england will receive a one—off bonus of at least £1,700, after previously missing out because they worked for non—nhs organisations. the extra payment was agreed as part of the nhs pay deal in england this year, but some staff were not included. after employers launched legal action, the government has now agreed to provide the funding. the prince of wales was said to have " kept up really well" during a training session with a british dragon boating team in singapore. the prince took to the water on the eve of the annual earthshot prize ceremony. five winners are chosen each year, with each receiving £1 million to fund projects that aim to save the planet. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to the middle east. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says more than 10,000 people in the strip have b

but in december of last year there was an accident at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left himreddie's injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he's healing, you know? it was a serious incident, i'm not going to say any more than that, and i'm so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet. even the report into the accident is not being made public. however, a wider, independent investigation into the show�*s safety policies concluded procedures were followed. nevertheless, the uk show is being shelved — the word "rested" is the official phrase. but the original stig who worked with clarkson and cohen with clarkson and co in the noughties thinks the programme may be facing more than just a little lie—down. i personally don't think it's a little rest, i think the programme has been laid to rest. i think that there's no appetite from certain quarters inside the bbc to continue with the show. i'm not happy about it from a commercial

and yet i'm very sad to say that on a visit yesterday to surrey , our king king charles surrey, our kinge black poppies war, one of these black poppies there he is wearing a normal poppy there he is wearing a normal poppy and there he is wearing the black poppy below . i doubt the black poppy below. i doubt many of the other media organisations will even pay attention to it. perhaps some won't even notice it. but if they do do, then the king has made an absolutely terrible mistake or more likely, far more likely, he's been told wear that because that'll show, you know , because that'll show, you know, that you're sympathetic to all of the ethnic minorities and their families in the past who fought in the wars. whoever advised the king to wear that black poppy should be sacked from buckingham palace and out of their job by tomorrow morning . it is a terrible thing to get the monarch to do the whole point of wearing the poppy, the whole point of the cenotaph is that it's not about class or race or rank or what medals you won. it treats everyone dodi absolutely the same . and that's absolut

and yet i'm very sad to say that on a visit yesterday to surrey , our king king charles surrey, our king of these black poppies war, one of these black poppies there he is wearing a normal poppy there he is wearing a normal poppy and there he is wearing the black poppy below . i doubt the black poppy below. i doubt many of the other media organisations will even pay attention to it. perhaps some won't even notice it. but if they do do, then the king has made an absolutely terrible mistake or more likely, far more likely, he's been told wear that because that'll show, you know , because that'll show, you know, that you're sympathetic to all of the ethnic minorities and their families in the past who fought in the wars. whoever advised the king to wear that black poppy should be sacked from buckingham palace and out of their job by tomorrow morning . it is a terrible thing to get the monarch to do the whole point of wearing the poppy, the whole point of the cenotaph is that it's not about class or race or rank or what medals you won. it treats everyone dodi absolutely the same . and that's

thousands of people in surrey are still without water, after a technical issue at a thames water treatment to help residents. some schools have been forced to close. the company says the problems were caused by storm ciaran. up to 20,000 health workers in england will receive a one—off bonus of at least £1,700, after previously missing out because they worked for non—nhs organisations. the extra payment was agreed as part of the nhs pay deal in england this year — but some staff were not included. after employers launched legal action, the government has now agreed to provide the funding. the prince of wales was said to have " kept up really well" during a training session with a british dragon boating team in singapore. the prince took to the water on the eve of the annual earthshot prize ceremony. five winners are chosen each year, with each receiving £1 million to fund projects that aim to save the planet. you're live with bbc news. let's go live to warsaw, where the polish president andrzej duda is due to announce his nominee for prime minister who will form the next government. the co

but in december of last year there was an accident at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left him later freddie's injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he's healing, you know? it was a serious incident. i'm not going to say any more than that. but i'm so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet and we were dignified. there was nothing out there about what happened. an independent investigation said the show had followed safety procedures, but there were lessons for the future. and so the bbc has today said the uk show is being rested for the foreseeable future. but it's not the end of top gear. it's a format that's had many incarnations. in the �*805 it was a cardigan—clad earnest consumer programme. and maryjohns has been having a spot of trouble i changing her plugs. in the naughtiesjeremy clarkson added comedy and some terrifying and dangerous risk—taking. these days there are many variants. this, the italian approach. mamm

i'm delighted to bring jeremy hunt, the chancellor and mp for west surrey, into mp for south west surreyhe conversation now. lovely to see you morning, chancellor the conversation now. lovely to s l00k,j morning, chancellor the conversation now. lovely to s l00k,j |know1g, chancellor the conversation now. lovely to s l00k,j |know you've ncellor the conversation now. lovely to s l00k,j |know you've done»r . look, now i know you've done various broadcast where various broadcast rounds where you've say what's you've refused to say what's happening on wednesday. there's been talk of you cutting iht. how about unfreezing these tax bands? how about unfreezing these tax bands.7 you can't be happy about the idea of people on 40,000 or above. some of them might be teachers, some of them might be nurses fiscally nurses actually being fiscally dragged into paying more tax. it's a stealth tax and it needs to stop, doesn't it .7 to stop, doesn't it.7 >> well, good morning, camilla. obviously, i'm not going to talk about the measures that i'm going to be announcing to parliament on wednesday because i

he was taken to hospital after he was injured in an accident at the aerodrome in surrey and followingddy mcguinness and chris harris. they said it felt appropriate, adding that there would be a health and safety review while the first time we saw freddie flintoff, looking at pictures of him there, since that crash last december, was in september. as you can see there. and it was reported that he had life changing injuries. and it was reported that he had made a settlement with the bbc, reached a settlement with the bbc, reached a settlement with the bbc, reached a settlement with the bbc after he was hurt in the accident and missed out on two years of earnings in one newspaper reported that that deal, that settlement was worth £9 million. the payout, specifically not funded by the tv licence fee, the bbc studios is the commercial arm of the forecast and they pay for this programme. then tough's legal team said the former cricketer was still recovering from life altering significant injuries. following that crash on the 13th of december 2022. freddie flintoff received medical care at t

instead, focus all their attention on the moderates in their traditional seats, like hampshire, surreymoderate less divisive position will happen. i think it is too late. polly, as you say, a lot of these reshuffles are more a political obsession, but up and down the country there will be people over the dinner table saying, oh my goodness, david cameron is back. the --eole goodness, david cameron is back. ti2 people don't much like. there is a polo to date that says that only 25% think of him favourably, nearly twice as many think of him unfavourably. it is not waving a magic wand. people remember that he and george osborne were the architects of historically austerity. that is really being felt now. every single public surface is in desperate straits and they know thatis in desperate straits and they know that is where it began. so i'm not sure that he will be a great vote winner. ~ . ., , ., ,, ., . winner. what do you think overall? do ou winner. what do you think overall? do you think _ winner. what do you think overall? do you think this _ winner. what do you think overall? do yo

have been some of their kind of supposedly more liberal, south—east of england seats, those around surreylike alex chalk and jeremy hunt feeling a threat from the liberal democrats, so i think there is certainly a question of whether there is a political idea at play here, bringing back someone who could potentially unite some of the more central wings of the party as we discussed, with some of the rights of the party, too. what we will be interested in seeing is the reaction to suella braverman's sacking in return. there has already been some reaction i have seen from some tory mps are unhappy at her sacking but we should also remember the tory mps are not the general public who really matter for rishi sunak and whether this appointment will land with the public, will do anything to boost his position in the opinion polls which for months and months and months now have shown his ratings considerably lower than his ratings considerably lower than his counterpart sir keir starmer. ii his counterpart sir keir starmer. if the labour party is to be believed, that could go either way because m

and thousands of people in surrey are still without water at a technical issue at thames water treatmenthose affected and bottled water stations have been set up to help residents. some schools have been forced to close. the company says the problems were caused by the storm. you with bbc news. now, the health ministry and gaza says more than 10,000 people in the gaza strip have been killed since the war with israel began a month ago. the announcement followed one of the heaviest bombardment so far by israeli forces. the director of a hospital in gaza city said more than 200 people were killed overnight he told the bbc people use donkeys to move casualties because they could not phone ambulances. the israeli defence forces said hundreds more targets had been hit, some a50 and 2a—hour is. and a hamas military compound had been seized by troops. meanwhile, israeli ground forces have now reached the coast. in effect providing the gaza strip into two. the united nations has renewed its for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. a statement on behalf of the leaders of 11 separate un age

thousands of people in surrey are still without water after a technical issue at the thames water treatmenty has apologised to those affected and bottled water stations have been set “p bottled water stations have been set up to help residents. some schools have been forced to close. the company says the problems were caused by the storm. and the prince of wales has said to have kept up really well during a training session with a british dragon boating team in singapore. the prince took to the water on the eve of the annual prize ceremony. five winners are chosen each year with each receiving £1 million to fund projects with the aim to save the planet. these are some of the latest pictures. well, you are alive with a bbc news. now the ms run health ministry in gaza says more than 10,000 people, in the gaza strip, have been killed since the war with israel began a month ago. the announcement heaviest bombardment so far by israeli forces. the director of the hospital in gaza city said 200 people were killed overnight were to be told the bbc that people use donkeys to move casualties because

yellow weather warnings in place across london, surrey, the home counties, parts of essex for heavy rainly 40 to 50 miles per hour and more exposed areas could get 60. heavy rain mixed in widely 20 to 30 millimetres. it's falling, of course, on saturated ground, so could lead to localised flooding. gradually it will start to clear at least a little overnight, becoming drier with some clear spells. but it is going to stay blustery overnight. you can see the isobars still quite close together. so as we head into friday, yes, it's going to be drier. we'll see some sunny spells. still can't rule out a shower tomorrow, but the breeze still there, just not quite as strong as it is today. and as we head into the weekend, it is going to stay unsettled. another low pressure system brings heavy rain for saturday. that's it. head to our website to read more about the bounce back of the city of london. about the bounce back i'm back in half an hour. about the bounce back see you then. about the bounce back hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. let's focus now on the israel—

figures for surrey show permanent exclusions rose from 59 in 2018/19 to 107 in 2021/22. their needs aren't being met and that therefore manifests in terms of challenging behaviour. in response, the government says its investing £2.6 billion to create tens of thousands of new places for children with special educational needs and disabilities. tomorrow night is children in need and all this week we are looking at the children in london that benefit from your donations. on tonight's programme at 630 we visit the habbit factory in havering. it's an inclusive theatre programme bringing together young people of all backgrounds and abilities. i mean, you know, it's yourfavorite when it's the one that your mum uses to make sure you behave, like, you know, "if your room's not tidy, no habbit factory." it's something so special and there's nothing quite like it. it's having a space where you don't have to be scared of what you do. you just can do what you need to do and everyone supports you, no matter what. let's take a look at the tubes now, the bakerloo line has sever delays a

the surrey after storm ciaran.se supplies to the area . in those supplies to the area. in the meantime, they're providing bottled water to gb news understands that some stores are starting to sell out as residents bolster their own suppues. residents bolster their own supplies . the residents bolster their own supplies. the hamburg airport hostage situation has ended. it's after an armed 35 year old man used a vehicle to break through security and onto the runway where he held his four year old daughter hostage for 18 hours. german police saying it's likely a custody dispute. the suspect was arrested without resistance. the child is unharmed and prince william is in singapore to attend the 2023 earthshot prize ceremony . the earthshot prize ceremony. the prince of wales will host the united for wildlife global summit in conjunction with his earthshot environmental initiative . he hopes to shine a initiative. he hopes to shine a spotlight on southeast asia's role in the illegal wildlife trade. the earthshot awards o

so they'll campaign in so yeah, and they'll campaign in that way in surrey a that way in surrey in aou know. north of england, as you know. well, campaign well, they won't even campaign in because get in ashfield because they'll get told to clear off. >> thanks lee. >> okay, thanks lee. >> okay, thanks lee. >> but before can the >> but before you go, can the tories the next election? tories win the next election? >> always said >> yes. i've always said we'll win because i've always said >> yes. i've always said we'll win betweeni've always said >> yes. i've always said we'll win betweeni've alwaytheiid >> yes. i've always said we'll win betweeni've alwaythe next that between now and the next election, the labour party will start other start killing each other off. they'll attacking each they'll start attacking each other we're it now. they'll start attacking each oth yeah, we're it now. they'll start attacking each oth yeah, we're a it now. they'll start attacking each oth yeah, we're a very it now. they'll start attacking each oth yeah, we're a very good w. >> yeah, that's a very go

surrey and not sunderland?tainly plays into that and i've i've spoken to a lot of the sort of truesight tory mps and there is a big divide on inheritance tax and it is along that blue wall, red wall line . i think most people wall line. i think most people accept that it doesn't affect many people, it only really kicks in if you're getting £1 million or more inheritance from your parents. but i think that's why the government are doing it, because your previous guest pointed out it doesn't cost much because affect many because it doesn't affect many people. the most people. but it is the most unpopular tax. so it's bit of unpopular tax. so it's a bit of a it's a very easy political move. and you know, the reverse side of that is i would suggest that the single most important thing any government should be doing at the moment is reversing what's fiscal drag, which what's called fiscal drag, which is where you freeze the income tax bands and then people get dragged into the higher rates. as talking about. now as

here, thames water admits 12,000 customers in surrey are still having difficulty with domestic waterpplies, a week after blaming storm ciaran for affecting water treatment works. customers say they've been unable to bathe, shower or even flush the loo as well as having to wait a long time in a queue for bottled water at nominated pick up points, schools and nurseries in the area have had to close, with students returning to lockdown style online lessons . well, style online lessons. well, yesterday, thames water declared a major incident and apologised to customers for the problems, adding that engineers were working to fix a technical fault . luton town has threatened to ban any fans found to have been taking part in chanting about the hillsborough disaster during sunday's 1—1 the hillsborough disaster during sunday's1—1 draw the hillsborough disaster during sunday's 1—1 draw with liverpool . the club has launched an internal investigation after chants , which indirectly chants, which indirectly referenced the hillsborough disaster, were heard during the match. luton town apologised

here, thames water admits 12,000 customers in surrey are still having difficulty with domestic waterpplies, a week after blaming storm ciaran for affecting water treatment works. customers say they've been unable to bathe, shower or even flush the loo as well as having to wait a long time in a queue for bottled water at nominated pick up points, schools and nurseries in the area have had to close, with students returning to lockdown style online lessons . well, style online lessons. well, yesterday, thames water declared a major incident and apologised to customers for the problems, adding that engineers were working to fix a technical fault . luton town has threatened to ban any fans found to have been taking part in chanting about the hillsborough disaster during sunday's 1—1 the hillsborough disaster during sunday's1—1 draw the hillsborough disaster during sunday's 1—1 draw with liverpool . the club has launched an internal investigation after chants , which indirectly chants, which indirectly referenced the hillsborough disaster, were heard during the match. luton town apologised

and now they're choosing surrey over sunderland and choosing inheritance tax over personal taxation.you know, they're trying save the blue they're trying to save the blue wall because they've decided or realised that the red wall, those seats, like the ones you're from, are no hopers for them. keeping them. so maybe it makes some sense. but look, only about pay about 4% of estates pay inheritance tax. most people don't realise quite how rich you have to be in order to be affected by that. benjamin as a policy though, this was when george osborne and david cameron proposed abolishing inheritance tax back in the late 2000. >> it's what scared and it's what scared the labour prime minister at the time, gordon brown, from holding an election after he became labour leader. >> yeah, it's pure politics because they're desperate and there's chance things there's no chance that things like income tax are going to be cut because jeremy hunt has said, agree with him, that cut because jeremy hunt has saicmain agree with him, that cut because jeremy hunt has saic main thingze with him, that cut b

the next general seat at the next general election, we sent our reporter, adam cherry down to leafy surreyey thought today's thought of today's announcements. look . announcements. take a look. >> in perfect autumn >> in the perfect autumn statement . but what does it look statement. but what does it look like for you ? well keep the like for you? well keep the pensions up. >> yeah , i think it's being >> yeah, i think it's being raised by 8.5. >> is that high enough? go higher. >> oh, higher. the better. got paid for a holiday. >> somehow non—personal taxes. so they've announced that they're going to cut national insurance. no difference. insurance. make no difference. >> really? it's my view it'll be a lot more than that, given how much things gone up by the much things have gone up by the thresholds if cost thresholds have to go up if cost of living is going up, you know, loaf of goes from £1 to £2 loaf of bread goes from £1 to £2 packet of crisps for, you know, six of crisps goes from £1 six bags of crisps goes from £1 to to £2.50. and it's surely to 50 to £2.50. and it's surely the ev

the next general seat at the next general election, we sent our reporter, adam cherry down to leafy surreyey thought today's thought of today's announcements. look . announcements. take a look. >> in perfect autumn >> in the perfect autumn statement . but what does it look statement. but what does it look like for you ? well keep the like for you? well keep the pensions up. >> yeah , i think it's being >> yeah, i think it's being raised by 8.5. >> is that high enough? go higher. >> oh, higher. the better. got paid for a holiday. >> somehow non—personal taxes. so they've announced that they're going to cut national insurance. no difference. insurance. make no difference. >> really? it's my view it'll be a lot more than that, given how much things gone up by the much things have gone up by the thresholds if cost thresholds have to go up if cost of living is going up, you know, loaf of goes from £1 to £2 loaf of bread goes from £1 to £2 packet of crisps for, you know, six of crisps goes from £1 six bags of crisps goes from £1 to to £2.50. and it's surely to 50 to £2.50. and it's surely the ev

and thames water has declared a major incident as thousands of homes in godalming, in surrey have beent without water due to the effects of storm kieran. >> the bad weather conditions have caused issues at shalford water treatment works. thames water saying that they're working to restore supplies to the area. in the meantime , the area. in the meantime, they're providing bottled water. but gb news understands some stores locally have started to sell out as residents go to buy their own . this is gb news their own. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now let's get straight to free speech nation . free speech nation. >> a pro—palestine protest is scheduled for armistice day. marks and spencer upset everyone with a christmas advert. and the simpsons ditches one of its most famous jokes. this is free speech nation . welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nation. >> with me, andrew doyle. >> with me, andrew doyle. >> this is the show where we take a look at culture,

. >> but jonathan, it wasn't the liberal democrat voters or surrey or the shires at handed bofis surreyt handed boris johnson, an 80 seat majority. it was the red wall, it was the brexiteers, it was the working classes. it was the sort people actually who are sort of people actually who are entirely suella braverman entirely behind suella braverman and feeling despondent of this return to 2010. this return to the bad old days of supporting remain . those people are the remain. those people are the people who put the tories in power. surely returning to the kind of voters you're you're talking about is a recipe for disaster . disaster. >> there's another argument, martin, that says, actually, bofis martin, that says, actually, boris johnson got the move. >> he did, because he was facing a complete and utter no hoper and disaster of a labour leader in jeremy corbyn. and he was also dealing with an issue of situation of being fed up with brexit and it never getting done. now the fact is that since bofis done. now the fact is that since boris johnson took over, yes , of boris johnson took ove