thanks guests my thanks to my guests tonight, my fabulous panellists, tanya buxton, always, buxton, greg, as always, last all this evening, last of all this evening, though, the legendary england footballer charlton footballer sir bobby charlton has at age of has passed away at the age of 86, and felt it fitting 86, and i felt it only fitting to end with a tribute to end the show with a tribute to end the show with a tribute to an extraordinary man that's all for me. see you next week . all for me. see you next week. >> the greatest moment in engush >> the greatest moment in english football, sir bobby charlton following captain bobby moore to collect the 1966 world cup trophy from the queen at wembley . the defining moment in wembley. the defining moment in the career of one of england's greatest footballers. >> i'm a football romantic. i love football. and there are there are millions, millions like me, to which this place is the focal point of the whole world. you know, you know, you speak to people like pele, you know, and beckenbauer and the highlight of their careers was when they

presenter and author tanya buxton tanya, great you buxton. tanya, great to have you back on.n, former adviser to boris johnson, lord kulveer ranger and gb news, very own senior political commentator nigel nelson. he's on the payroll. there is no escape. nigel, can i start with you? the race for net zero is rather slowed down and it's come to a spluttering halt. well it's certainly slowed down. >> i mean, keir starmer keir starmer is actually put back his 28 billion for green projects in britain in. >> so that was a disappointment. rishi sunak has put back targets that were necessary to achieve it . another disappointment. but it. another disappointment. but but it really is urgent. we do something about it. we've had the hot stay on record in july , the hot stay on record in july, the hot stay on record in july, the hottest june month ever. we've got sea ice in the antarctic, which is melting at the rate of ten times the size of britain in it is actually urgent to do this. and if we're worried about the cost, we have to think about getting it out of general taxation so low in

scarlett mccgwire and tanya buxton. also at end of the program. and at the end of the program.ewsroom will be back tomorrow you're with gb tomorrow at 930. you're with gb news, people's channel. news, the people's channel. stay with us as . alex deakin here with us as. alex deakin here with us as. alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. >> for many, a fine day today, but the weather is on the turn. some very heavy rain heading our way later this week. it's also going to turn windy thanks to storm babette working its way slowly northwards across the bay of biscay, really showing its hand but as it pushes hand tomorrow. but as it pushes further north wednesday further north during wednesday night and thursday and then into friday, we're going to see some very rain . and there are a very heavy rain. and there are a number of met office warnings in force to today because as i force back to today because as i said, for many, it's a fine day out there. the cloud very thick across south—west england and south wales and quite gusty winds develo

well, with me now to chew over the facts is chef and broadcaster tanya buxton., that we're naturally meat eaters and say we should jolly well carry on well to a certain extent. >> i think the thing, the thing that we really need to understand we have to understand is that we do have to have diet and it should have a mixed diet and it should be and should be be regional and it should be seasonal that's seasonal and regional. that's what craves. whole what our body craves. this whole fad and fashion to become vegans. i don't think is right for us. years of eating have proved that we do need meat and you cannot become a vegan, you can't be a vegan without subsidising your diet. so you are right. but it depends on how much you're eating, what you're eating and where the meat comes from. so if you're buying organic meat, that's reared in a beautiful , humane way, then beautiful, humane way, then that's going to be really good for you. if you're going to eat battery fed, battery, charged chickens and battery produced meat, that's not going to be quite so good for you.

we have our panel with us, tanya buxton and nigel nelson, who will be reviewing some other stories innigel nelson farage de—banking row continues. he's found out some more information. yes he has. >> and it's quite extraordinary . >> and it's quite extraordinary. he's managed to get get hold of some of the emails that he's actually entitled to get because it's his private information and he's been asked in the to bank release and the kind of things that the staff were saying they were talking about. happy to actually fully cancel his bank account because it might drive him out of the country. well, another member of staff joked about wanting to throw a milkshake him. now this is milkshake over him. now this is just unacceptable. it's unacceptable in any kind of retail outlet. if you go into to buy a burger in mcdonald's, you don't want to find out that one of the staff wanted to throw a milkshake over you as you were buying it. so i think that that nigel is absolutely right, that these people should be suspended for they have for what? for what they have done. this is professional don

joined political commentator joined by political commentator and author buxton and and author tanya buxtonnicky hodgson. to both. hodgson. welcome to you both. >> morning. hodgson. welcome to you both. >> morning , tanya. what do you >> morning, tanya. what do you make of i'm still dumbfounded that he got charged with murder and not manslaughter to start with as a police officer, as an acting police officer, i'm still dumbfounded by that. >> i don't think that his name should be released. and we know all this thing about his image not released is complete not being released is complete rubbish. just get on rubbish. i mean, you just get on the internet, modern age, it'll be everywhere. i just i worry about our policing system . i about our policing system. i think that maybe we've gone too far from getting the right calibre of person to be a police officer. that's what we should be concentrating on. but i do think we need to protect our police better. and mean, i've police better. and i mean, i've got sons. i wouldn't want got two sons. i wouldn't want them go the police for them to go into

to be joined now by our senior political commentator, nigel nelson, and political commentator tanya buxton this. i have to ask you first, nigel, is this the labour party the first labour party conference been at conference you haven't been at in yes. and is that in decades? yes. and is that because now work gb because you now work for gb news? frightened go? because you now work for gb n61 no. frightened go? because you now work for gb n61 no. this frightened go? because you now work for gb neino. this is frightened go? because you now work for gb neino. this is a frightened go? because you now work for gb neino. this is a this1tened go? because you now work for gb neino. this is a this is ned go? because you now work for gb neino. this is a this is ani go? because you now work for gb neino. this is a this is an theyjo? >> no. this is a this is an they would welcome you . they would would welcome you. they would welcome. they do welcome. gb news as this is an andrew pierce conspiracy theory. that is that i wouldn't show my face there amongst my labour mates because i work here. in fact, th

all of that, plus lots of conversation from my in—studio panellist and good friend tanya buxton.a hartle in the newsroom. the uk is calling on israel to show military restraint with its war in with with its war with hamas . with its war with hamas. addressing a peace summit in egypt, addressing a peace summit in egypt , the addressing a peace summit in egypt, the foreign addressing a peace summit in egypt , the foreign secretary egypt, the foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives. james cleverly also told the conference efforts need to be made to prevent an escalation in violence. >> we have a duty , a duty to >> we have a duty, a duty to work together to prevent