the pepuiation _ swindon public growth. the population will _ swindon public growth. will have grown swindon public growth. "tte: population will have grown by 40% by the point the hospital is built and the end of this decade. in that sense we are playing catch up. the decade. in that sense we are playing catch urn-— playing catch up. the new facilities _ playing catch up. the new facilities won't _ playing catch up. the new facilities won't just - playing catch up. the new facilities won't just allow. facilities won't just allow more _ facilities won't just allow more patients to be treated, there — more patients to be treated, there will have more privacy, like _ there will have more privacy, like with— there will have more privacy, like with doors instead of curtains _ like with doors instead of curtains. they will be more space — curtains. they will be more space for— curtains. they will be more space for relatives, separate areas — space for relatives, separate areas for— space for relatives, separate areas for patients in mental health— areas for patients in men

but parts of it have been too small to cope with swindon's growth.he point at which the hospital was built and the end of this decade. so, in that sense, we are playing catch—up. the new facilities won't just allow more patients to be treated. they'll have more privacy, like with doors instead of curtains. there will be more space for relatives, separate areas for patients in mental health crises, and much improved and welcoming children's facilities, too. you know the care you're able to provide is better, and that's huge to a nurse. it's huge to all clinical staff. and even our reception staff, the ability to just support patients and know that you can do more for them because of the environment and that they're in a better environment, they're better supported. while the cash is there for the new facilities, it doesn't bring with it more staff, but it does give the chance to rethink how patients are cared for in more efficient ways. for more stories from across the uk, - head to the bbc news website. voice-over: sac news, - bringing you different

thanks, kevin. >> swindon said in >> new college, swindon said in a we are pleased a statement.leased to confirm complaints confirm that the complaints of unfair and unfair dismissal and discrimination of discrimination on the grounds of religion been religion or belief have been dismissed. is a sensitive dismissed. this is a sensitive issue individuals issue and individuals are entitled personal entitled to their personal beliefs. a thorough investigation resulted mr investigation resulted in mr lister dismissed for lister being dismissed for actions that were deemed discriminatory, causing significant upset and potential harm to student amounting harm to a student amounting to gross misconduct , harm to a student amounting to gross misconduct, and not simply for gender critical for holding gender critical beliefs. is a big concern, beliefs. it is a big concern, especially for parents whose kids are starting school imminently. maybe this year or next, going to happen in next, what is going to happen in a couple of years when your children potentially come home from think they'r

now there's lots more still to come between now and 4 pm, including a maths teacher in swindon tellss sacked after refusing to use a pupil's preferred pronouns . is it unfair dismissal, as the former teacher claims will have that ruling live when it happens this afternoon ? but first, it's this afternoon? but first, it's time for your latest news headunes time for your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> martin. thank you. the top stories, audio has emerged detailing the moment that emergency workers tried to evacuate the bridge in baltimore shortly before it collapsed. >> there's a ship approaching and just lost their steering. so until they get that under control, we got stop all traffic. 1013 dispatch. the whole bridge just fell down. start, start. whoever. everybody. the whole bridge just collapsed. >> it comes after the search for survivors was suspended with six construction workers presumed dead. video footage captured the moment a cargo ship crashed into the francis scott key bridge yesterday morning. the city's port, which is one o

jeff moody there in swindon. >> i think actually he's in the caucuses in bristol and of course, kevin hopeful bev, tomorrow. and i'm hopeful one hoping he wins. >> where are you tomorrow ? >> where are you tomorrow? >> where are you tomorrow? >> i will be in cyprus, not cyprus. >> so bev and ben malta , bev and >> so bev and ben malta, bev and ben will be here tomorrow. >> that's right. we are going to be talking to the man in question there, kevin lister , question there, kevin lister, fascinating to hear what he says. >> and i'm sorry , i don't >> and i'm sorry, i don't believe i don't accept that. it's called it should be even called misgendering. he just refused to acknowledge this child. what now wants to be acknowledged? had the child got approval from their parent? >> the mood of the nation is behind common sense. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and there with kevin lister situation and that and that college is just up the road from where my family where i was brought up in swindon. >> oh. very nice, very interesting. >> yeah. right. you've all been getting absolutely incensed about this

it only oxfordshire to swindon. it only takes 14 minutes. is going to be going up to over £30 for less than a quarter of a mile, a quarter of an hour of rail travel, and people are understandably cheesed off. i mean, it's as though your your rail ticket is now actually a kind of on the spot. fine >> those are the headlines. i'll be back at 11 for more of the top stories . be back at 11 for more of the top stories. in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code on your screen. or course, go to your screen. or of course, go to our website, gb news. common alerts . alerts. >> thank you sam. welcome back to the camilla tominey show. still lots more to come in just a minute. we'll be joined by the chancellor, jeremy hunt. where i'll to the heart of i'll try to get to the heart of what spring what will be in his spring budget next budget announcement next wednesday start wednesday. will this start to bnng wednesday. will this start to bring much needed good news bring some much needed good news for cabinet? i'll be for sun

kevin lister taught maths for 18 years at new college, swindon, before he was sacked for gross misconduct lead up to the hearing, he said it was not the role of a teacher to confirm the gender transition of a student. but carol kitching, who was the school's head at the time, said he wasn't dismissed for his beliefs but rather for the way he harassed and treated the student. a driver who led police on a reckless high speed chase, reaching speeds of more than 140 miles an hour, has been jailed . miles an hour, has been jailed. munib meeran was caught speeding on the m4 and when officers asked him to pull over, he didn't instead , he sped up. dash didn't instead, he sped up. dash cam footage shows how the 23 year old then sped off from police. he admitted charges including dangerous driving, possession of cannabis and dangerous driving without insurance . wiltshire police say insurance. wiltshire police say it's unfortunate nobody was injured. he's been sentenced to 26 months in prison and disqualified from driving for 18 months. now it may be late march , the clocks are about to go forward

kevin lister taught maths for 18 years at new college in swindon before he was sacked for gross misconduct . he said it was not the hearing. he said it was not the role of a teacher to confirm the gender transition of a student. but carol kitching, who is the school's head at the time, said he wasn't dismissed for his beliefs but rather for the way he harassed and treated the student . a manhunt is underway student. a manhunt is underway tonight after a man armed with a zombie blade attacked another passenger on the train in broad daylight in front of other commuters. if you're watching on tv, a warning the footage we're about to show is somewhat distressing. the video circulating on social media appears to show a man wearing a face mask wielding a large blade. it's after a fight broke out between the two people south of the capital. police managed to stop the train and paramedics attended the scene, but the suspect got away. the victim has been taken to hospital with life threatening injuries to the united states. now where in the state of maryland? audio has emerged detailing the moment

mailmogg@gbnews.com with me now is tory mp for south swindon, sir robert buckland, one of tonight's possiblerobert, welcome to the gb news. have you started voting yet? >> good evening chris. yeah. the first vote has just happened. and waiting for the second division. there are going to be ten tonight, so mps are going to be here about half past be here till about half past ten, my estimation. ten, by my estimation. >> goodness , i've got all the >> goodness, i've got all the amendments in hands here. amendments in my hands here. these ten changes that these are the ten changes that were made by peers this were made by peers to this rwanda bill. the first rwanda bill. did the first amendment, was it thrown amendment, was it was it thrown out house of commons? i. out by the house of commons? i. >> don't know. haven't had >> don't know. we haven't had the yet. i think that the result yet. i think that amendment adds little and it just creates more legal debate, frankly. what we need frankly. and that's what we need to reduce in this bill. we need to reduce in this bill. we need to make sure th

kevin lister taught maths for 18 years at new college, swindon, before he was sacked for gross misconduct in the lead up to the hearing, he said it was not the role of a teacher to confirm the gender transition of a student. but carol kitching, who was the school's head at the time, said he wasn't dismissed for his beliefs but rather for the way he harassed and treated the student. a driver who led police on a reckless high speed chase, reaching speeds of more than 140 miles an hour, has been jailed . miles an hour, has been jailed. munib meeran was caught speeding on the m4 and when officers asked him to pull over, he didn't instead , he sped up. dash didn't instead, he sped up. dash cam footage shows how the 23 year old then sped off from police. he admitted charges including dangerous driving, possession of cannabis and dangerous driving without insurance . wiltshire police say insurance. wiltshire police say it's unfortunate nobody was injured. he's been sentenced to 26 months in prison and disqualified from driving for 18 months. now it may be late march , the clocks are about to go

kevin lister taught maths for 18 years at new college, swindon, before he was sacked for gross misconduct the lead up to the hearing, he said it was not the role of a teacher to confirm the gender transition of a student. but carol kitching, who was the school's principal at the time, said he wasn't dismissed for his beliefs but rather for the way he harassed and treated the student . the uk and the united student. the uk and the united states have imposed joint sanctions on the fundraising network linked to the terror group hamas. the measures target hamza sultani and mustafa ayash, who are suspected of supporting gaza. now that's a media network accused of promoting the terror group. it marks the fourth coordinated move to sanction hamas fundraisers since the attacks in israel of october the 7th. now the children's service involved in the case of a murdered ten month old baby boy, just weeks after he was handed back to his parents, say they are profoundly sorry. they were unable to prevent his death. finley bowden's parents, shannon marsden and stephen bowden, inflicted over 100 injurie

. >> and jonathan, he he says i live in brisbane, originally from swindon.y over there, i imagine, he says a referendum in australia generally only succeeds if it has bipartisan support. the voice to parliament didn't. initial polls showed it succeeding? yes, but the government pushed it and refused to explain how it would work . to explain how it would work. the polls then became less favourable, to the it favourable, to the point it looked fail . it then looked doomed to fail. it then failed. an extremely failed. it was an extremely divisive . more divisive campaign. more referendums would be dangerous. i think that's a good point . i i think that's a good point. i mean, brexit, whether you support it, having the referendum not, it was hugely referendum or not, it was hugely divisive and lots of people say we became more angry nation as we became a more angry nation as a result. >> and were lots of >> and there were lots of brexiteers it would brexiteers who said it would have better if we have been perhaps better if we had just elected a parliament that b

mary said i don't know which churches you are talking about every about here in swindon. church was packed to the rafters. i am a rafters. i forgot to say i am a catholic . thanks be to god. pete catholic. thanks be to god. pete says.i catholic. thanks be to god. pete says. i was at church today with over 400 people and margaret says the reason the churches are emptying is because the gospel is not preached or taught properly anymore . the church properly anymore. the church i go to in swinbrook in oxfordshire is packed and it was especially packed today. the gospel is always preached in a way that is absorbing and alive. most churches now have too much babble and not enough bible . babble and not enough bible. okay, keep them coming through with your thoughts. now let's move on to this. let's take a look at some of the excellent stories which have grabbed our attention over this easter weekend . it's a bank holiday. weekend. it's a bank holiday. you've got us do jokes you've got to let us do jokes like that. vets have been warning pet owners to avoid feeding during feedi

because he refused to use a trans student's preferred pronouns whilst he was teaching at new college, swindonismissed gross misconduct dismissed for gross misconduct while facing the employment tribunal. that's ongoing, he said. it's not the role of a maths teacher to confirm the gender transition of a student. >> well, let's get the views of robin moira white, a barrister and a trans woman herself . and a trans woman herself. robin, thank you very much indeed for joining robin, thank you very much indeed forjoining us, do you indeed for joining us, do you accept that what the teacher there says? it's not his role as a maths teacher to confirm the gender transition of a student ? gender transition of a student? essentially, he's nothing essentially, he's done nothing wrong . wrong. >> no, i think i, i do believe he's got the wrong focus because looking after children, there's a un principle. >> the best interests of the child . child. >> and that needs to be the guiding principle , not the guiding principle, not the particular beliefs of the teacher . teacher. >> and so what are the particula

in the uk are christians, living in the uk are non—white, whether that's go in roman catholics in swindonn south—east london. so i think that what we're talking about here is how institutions, how they celebrate faith . and i they celebrate faith. and i think some institutions may well be more willing to celebrate occasions and celebrations , occasions and celebrations, connected to islam. but i think that should also be done when it comes to christianity. and i think that this particular case that we're talking about here, at times, it's almost like christianity is a bit of an afterthought for some of these radical institutions radical progressive institutions . i think that's a shame. >> yeah, i that's right. >> yeah, i think that's right. thank very much. we'll have >> yeah, i think that's right. th leave very much. we'll have >> yeah, i think that's right. th leave it very much. we'll have >> yeah, i think that's right. th leave it there. 1uch. we'll have >> yeah, i think that's right. th leave it there. doctorie'll have >> yeah, i think that's right. th leave it there. doctor raqibiv

outside took her photograph to outside of this studio in north london or where my family brought in swindonw who penny mordaunt is ? penny mordaunt is? >> though? i did see some polling on this, i think over the and the vast the weekend and the vast majority have no majority of the public have no clue in fact, they majority of the public have no clue know in fact, they majority of the public have no clue know who in fact, they majority of the public have no clue know who the fact, they majority of the public have no clue know who the otherhey don't know who the other potential leadership contenders are. like are. so people like kemi badenoch , suella braverman, most badenoch, suella braverman, most of don't know of the public don't really know who these people are, partly because they've been understandably, most people have got more important to do got more important things to do with than worry with their lives than worry about in the cabinet with their lives than worry abthe in the cabinet with their lives than worry abthe shadow in the cabinet with their lives than worry abthe shadow ca