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diane this is ridiculous. >> okay, so tfl bans west end play >> okay, so tfl bans west end play posterer over quote, unhealthy wedding cake. so no, it's a poster for a broadway comedy and it's called tony and tina's wedding. comedy and it's called tony and tina's wedding . now, obviously, tina's wedding. now, obviously, when you want to sell all a show, you need to come up with a captivating image. so it has tony and tina on top of a cake because it's a wedding cake and tfl in their infinite wisdom, have said that they are promoting obesity and sugary treats and that they need to take down this poster of a cake for a musical. >> it's nonsensical. you can't even eat the cake. it's a musical . musical. >> there's the picture there. you can see. i mean, it's a picture of a wedding. it's not even a particularly big or overly iced wedding cake. it's one of the healthiest wedding cakes i've ever seen. >> i can't help feeling that there is some absolute nutbag who tfl, who just on who works in tfl, who is just on a and they've got triggered a diet and they've got triggered and i can't and the

there's a grant for it's actually has for tfl. it's actually tfl has been bailed. you accept that?ve. do you accept we have the largest green covid tfl was bailed the government bailed out by the government several times. >> be. so you're now >> it had to be. so you're now saying it got no, no, no. >> saying it got it got >> i'm saying it got it got bailed out covid got bailed out for covid it got hundreds of millions in taxpayers covid going taxpayers money for covid going for covid has been very for covid has also been very badly run. >> not. wastes huge >> no, it's not. it wastes huge amounts of money. you see endless are empty endless buses that are empty driving around. endless buses that are empty dri\s0| around. endless buses that are empty dri\so whatnd. endless buses that are empty dri\so what you'll do is you >> so what you'll do is you throw out something that's different. i am saying we are the only capital city in the world. what you're saying, the only capital the world only capital city in the world that revenue funding. that had no revenue funding. secondly, whole t

well, when tfl's own impact _ every tool available?en tfl's own impact assessment - every tool available? well, when | tfl's own impact assessment said every tool available? well, when i tfl's own impact assessment said it would make virtually no difference whatsoever, then you have to ask yourself why is he doing it? could it possibly be the £200 million that he expects to make from it? find it possibly be the £200 million that he expects to make from it?- he expects to make from it? and it is that a big _ he expects to make from it? and it is that a big factor, _ he expects to make from it? and it is that a big factor, you _ he expects to make from it? and it is that a big factor, you think? - he expects to make from it? and it is that a big factor, you think? the | is that a big factor, you think? the fact that this is going to put extra pressure on people's pocket? film. fact that this is going to put extra pressure on people's pocket? oh, it really well- — pressure on people's pocket? oh, it really well- if _ pressure on people's po

in the context timeline, that the vehicles are coming off the road can even in the impact assessment tflnize that the vehicles we are talking about driving will be off the road in the next few years. that is why it is minimal impact. it is not me saying this. it is tfl's own impact assessment, which is that they will have no effect on particulates and negligible effect on niger and the oxide. what the impact assessment did find is that this will have a distal portion effect on low- income londoners and disabled londoners. that is where we are really concerned. it's completely the wrong -- christian: let's put that to lucy. he's expanding the scheme right in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis, there are workers who will have to shoulder for costs at a difficult time. >> it's a big win for clean air and it is a big win for everybody in london because londoners are exposed to high levels of air pollution and that really does affect people's health in manyays. there zero cost to -- there is a real cost to help from children's stunted lungs, chronic heart disease. and so this will benefit e

cake, but but tfl do we have the. >> oh, there we go. >> oh, there we go. >> so wait a minute.fun musical play just advertising a fun musical play that's fattest. so the one on the left there is what it originally was because it has the big sugary cake and they've taken the cake out. and then on the what censored version. >> i to see the play on the >> i want to see the play on the left. don't want to see the left. i don't want to see the one on the right that looks boring. >> so this reminds me, do remember came to remember when sadiq khan came to power wanted to ban there power and he wanted to ban there was an advert from protein world. are you beach body ready? are you beach body. >> i was in that yes. >> i was in that yes. >> yeah, of course. but it had a woman in a bikini who looked very attractive was very attractive and he was saying, well, this is sexist. and to take all this and he pledged to take all this down. there's of down. but there's a lot of feminist the time feminist writers at the time said, this is really patronising. we're patronising. you know, we're perf

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, who is the chair of tfl, has said he would continue to work with thetwork as safe as possible. you're live with bbc news. to west africa now where niger's army has given its backing to the troops who announced in a television address that they had toppled the country's elected president, mohamed bazoum. a statement signed by the army chief of staff said it was backing the coup in order to avoid fighting within the armed forces. the leaders of the takeover said they'd dissolved the constitution, suspended all institutions, and closed the country's borders. protests erupted in the streets in response to the attempt to overthrow the government. the president was detained by troops from the presidential guard on wednesday — though the soldiers made no mention of him in their announcement. 0ur reporter yasmin khatun dewan has more from the newsroom. on wednesday evening, ten military officers — you can see them here — who said they were part of the national council for the safeguard of the homeland, made an announcement on state television saying that they

tfl say work should be completed within the next 18 months.e a qr code on their lanyard, or via a web page, to share information with family and friends. let's see how the tube is running at this time of the morning. bakerloo is part suspended and there's severe delays on the district and piccadilly. now onto the weather with elizabeth. hello there, good morning. well, this week it's looking very similar weather—wise to how it was for most of last week. temperatures will be round about the seasonal average, in the low 20s in celsius. we will also see low pressure dominate, it's out towards the west so there will be some showers and longer spells of rain at times. it won't be wet all the time. lots of dry weather too, with some sunny spells. today looks like the best day of the next few, and it should stay mostly dry. this is how we're starting off the morning. there will be some sunny spells around. it will cloud over at times, particularly through the afternoon but still some bright, some sunny spells. with a small chance of a few showers, es

the whole sentencing was pointless as a family, while we appreciate that both tfl and tfl admitted liabilityht away , their liability straight away, their fines are meaningless in the light of loss of life . a high light of loss of life. a high court judge has ruled that the duke of sussex can bring a claim of unlawful information gathering to trial against the publisher of the sun, but not a claim of phone hacking . prince claim of phone hacking. prince harry alleges he was targeted by journalists and private investigators working for the news group. newspapers the sun publisher says the announcement is a significant victory. publisher says the announcement is a significant victory . the is a significant victory. the group denies any unlawful activity took place . wildfires activity took place. wildfires in greece continue despite a drop in temperatures. blazes have spread across the country for more than a week, killing three people and causing over 20,000 tourists to evacuate roads . 61 more fires have roads. 61 more fires have erupted in greece in the last 24 hours, with footage showing

side of other side of the tfl side of the case.emed to be really switched on. so i hope he's and he's going to take his head up to the end of july, possibly to reach and reserve his judgement . his judgement. >> all right, so let's just >> but all right, so let's just put this a bit of context put this into a bit of context for people who say live near for liverpool or manchester or birmingham, let's try and context analyse this. how far context analyse this. so how far outside london would some people be living , where they would be living, where they would drive their car off their driveway ? and then i think we'll driveway? and then i think we'll have to pay £12.50 for the privilege essentially. >> literally, there are some people that are like two metres off the boundary because they have out through the have to come out through the ulez zone to go and drive before they can get out. and there's literally people that are affected like that. but of course you forget that london is a massive city. we've got a huge population. ofte

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, who is the chair of tfl, has said he would continue to work with thee live with bbc news. the general in charge of ukraine's counter—offensive against russia in the south has told the bbc that his forces are struggling to overcome russian defences and move forward quickly. the general said russia's multi—layered minefields, and fortified defensive lines, were making it difficult for military equipment, including western—supplied tanks and armoured vehicles, to advance. ukraine's counter—offensive is now in its second month. but progress has been slow. areas shown here in red are those currently under russian military control. they include the cities of donetsk and mariupol. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale is in dnipro and sent this report. hidden in a forest, evidence of ukraine's stuttering offensive in the south. a makeshift repair yard trying to salvage not old soviet equipment, but recently donated western armour. these us—made bradleys may have saved lives, but they have also been damaged by what is slowing them down. russian minefields.

us tfl is exactly the same. and i feel like, you know, going back to what stephen was saying, it's almost like this sort of python is gradually closing around society and making us less and less free. we're less and less to transact. we're and less to free transact. we're not our own not free to make our own decisions. being decisions. we're being constantly treated constantly nannied and treated like we're being like babies. and we're being told that, you know, we're not able to experience good drama or art or literature because it might hurt our feelings. so our world is becoming smaller and smaller and smaller and the life is being crushed out of it. >> and we have to push back against the anniversary of i mean, stonewall was was not explicit about trans gender. >> it was actually about attacks on men in a bar in new on on gay men in a bar in new york. but there is a debate. >> it was then when it was launched, it had no, no, no. i agree. a noble organisation once upon a time. >> fair point on that. but look,

tfl�*s latest figures show crime is up on all its services and there's been an increase in the numberrking with police to tackle the problem. drilling of the first new road tunnel under the thames for more than 30 years is nearly complete. the silvertown tunnel is due to open in 2025. transport for london says it'll help reduce chronic congestion at the existing blackwall tunnel. but campaigners and local councils say it'll be damaging to the environment and want it repurposed as a public transport tunnel. i mean, it's a massive new tunnel. it's got hgv lanes, so it's going to attract new hgvs into greenwich, plus our schools and our kids, and into newham, also — the most polluted borough in the uk. the parents of a young woman who died after developing a brain tumourare campaigning for the government to fulfil its pledge to spend £40 million on research. amani liaquat from luton died when she was 23. her parents say they're disappointed only around a quarter of the funding the government promised five years ago has actually been paid out. if we can help in any way prevent another fam

, it was grant shapps who insisted that it was an obligation on tfl to expand the ulez.t believes that this is the right thing to do. they believe that it's right to support scrappage schemes because they're giving £230 million to birmingham to bristol, to oxford for their scrappage schemes. what they're not doing is giving a penny piece to londoners. now so i've got a question for the government . and that's why why government. and that's why why are you not giving and up to nine and a half grand for vans ? nine and a half grand for vans? >> i looked it up last week. yeah. so so are you saying that it should be more for money the scrappage scheme? >> there should >> what i'm saying there should be eligible >> what i'm saying there should be precisely eligible >> what i'm saying there should be precisely in eligible >> what i'm saying there should be precisely in the eligible >> what i'm saying there should be precisely in the wayligible for it. precisely in the way that suggesting is that you're suggesting is precisely you're saying . precisely what you're saying. >> un

actually, what the tfl report says is that this expansion will have a small or negligible effect in outerion. instead, we should be looking at encouraging people to the right thing, improving the electric vehicle charging infrastructure, in this city and this country, all this could make a difference. we all want to see cleaner air. there is nothing controversial about that. it is this a scheme that will literally attack those people who cannot afford to change their car but need their car to get around. find change their car but need their car to get around-— change their car but need their car to get around. and there are always debates over _ to get around. and there are always debates over this, _ to get around. and there are always debates over this, and _ to get around. and there are always debates over this, and of— to get around. and there are always debates over this, and of course - to get around. and there are always| debates over this, and of course you raise concerns about the cost of living. we were speaking to the mother of the child ella who died and on her death certificat

and also the mayor's decision to provide a grant to tfl for a scrappage scheme, they were talking aboutwift said they have failed in a challenge. well. but mrjustice swift said they have failed in a challenge.- have failed in a challenge. thank ou, have failed in a challenge. thank you. frances _ have failed in a challenge. thank you, frances read. _ let's get more from westminster and our political correspondent jonathan blake. tell us more about the political ramifications of this decision. the ulez ramifications of this decision. tue ulez expansion ramifications of this decision. tte ulez expansion in ramifications of this decision. ttj: ulez expansion in london has really become a flashpoint for the debate about green policies in the uk as a whole. in a by—election in southbridge and uxbridge last week, it was the conservatives who won, holding onto their seat, their candidate had made it very clear he and his party opposed the expansion, and his party opposed the expansion, and labour blamed their loss on that one policy alone. and sir keir starmer, after the result, said the mayor

around the tickets costs tfl. around £40 million annually. jones has criticised the decision to prevent choirs from singing one of his classic songs at rugby matches . my my will. matches. my my will. >> i love delilah was first cut from choir playlists in 2015 before being officially removed this year due to concerns over its references to the murder of a woman while playing to a crowd at cardiff castle last night. >> sir tom said that while the choir has stopped singing, the song, the crowd couldn't be stopped and he'll keep singing it as well . all supermarket it as well. all supermarket tickets have more than doubled their margins on fuel since russia's invasion of ukraine. the rsa says asda , tesco, the rsa says asda, tesco, morrisons and sainsbury's were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litre on fuel sales when the ukraine war began last yeah when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices . supermarket higher pump prices. supermarket f

tfl is effectively bankrupt and has been for years.central government. so people who live in, you know, bolton or blackburn or wherever are paying part of their taxes to subsidise these khan's inefficient transport for london. and this was all about raising cash, even the studies that he commissioned confirmed, although he tried to suppress them, that the actual effect on air quality of a of an outer london zone would be marginal. so that's how he tried to justify it. but people saw it for what it was. it was a blatant tax grab. and that's why people rose up against it. that's why i think you've got four other london boroughs, all tory controlled, and one of the county councils , i think it's county councils, i think it's surrey, who are in the middle of a court action trying to get his policy declared illegal. but you're absolutely right . you you're absolutely right. you know, it was as plain as a pikestaff this wasn't about air quality. it was about the money. yeah. >> and he's already it's already brought in £440 million worth in f

this is the tfl statement spokesperson said statement.r network that complies with our published guidance . we're our published guidance. we're always happy to work with brands to help them follow our advertising policy. you know, presumably then shuffled their papers and moved on to the next stupid point. >> it's pathetic. just just very briefly the show is great fun, briefly, the show is great fun, isn't it? it's a great comedy and romantic to me. yeah the show is great fun. >> i am no longer involved in the show anymore. i was actually in the show with vanessa feltz, ben few , and unfortunately we ben few, and unfortunately we both we both had to leave. and it's not to do with the cast. it's a really fun show. the cast is amazing . it's a really fun show. the cast is amazing. it's the it's a really fun show. the cast is amazing . it's the director. is amazing. it's the director. they're just very awful people to work for. so we were forced to work for. so we were forced to leave kyiv we had really no other choice , but actually other c

best to check the tfl website for more details before you travel. now the weather with kate. minimum temperature could feel quite cool — 8c the minimum. with the cloud clearing, a bright start to wednesday morning with plenty of sunshine around tomorrow morning. a front coming in which will introduce more cloud, especially towards the end of the afternoon and into the evening, with outbreaks of rain. staying unsettled through this week. temperatures widely staying in the low 205. that's it from me. there's more on all of today's stories on the bbc news app and on bbc radio london, but for now lets go back to sally and jon. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. we saw we sanohn at lee valley with potential olympic canoeists heading to paris and we have another watery olympic story. paris is where it will happen this time next year. flowing through the heart of paris, the seine forms the backbone of the french capital. but until very recently, it was a polluted and lifeless waterway. it has been transformed for the first time since the second world war. a year

the whole sentencing was pointless as as a family. >> while we appreciate that both tfl and tfl admittedt of loss of life . of life. >> a high court judge has ruled that the duke of sussex can bnng that the duke of sussex can bring a claim of unlawful information gathering to trial against the publisher of the sun, but not a claim of phone hacking. prince harry alleges he was targeted by journalists and private investigators working for the news group. newspapers the sun publisher says the announcement is a significant victory. the group denies any unlawful activity took place . unlawful activity took place. wildfire is in greece continue despite a drop in temperatures. blazes have spread across the country for more than a week, killing three people and causing over 20,000 tourists to evacuate roads. 61 more fires have erupted in greece in the last 24 hours, with footage showing cliffs and trees scorched by the blazes in albania. cruise cruise continue to battle the flames across the country's southern region with emergency helicopters dropping water on the affected areas. in italy , the

but their responses was countered by one by sadiq khan and tfl. now that can't be right.you're talking aboutin process. beverly, you're talking about in terms of actually the irrationalities, right? but it was it unlawful getting that decision. he can ignore it. he can completely ignore the decision on this thing and go ahead. still, i don't know how it's going to turn out. i'm going back there today and i'll let you know. >> let's ask about >> let's ask you two about petrol. how because you've had a pretty victory. fair pretty important victory. fair fuel been campaigning for fuel uk has been campaigning for i how years i don't know how many years for a watchdog. tell us what's a fuel watchdog. tell us what's happened, because there's a rather good article by you in the it. the sun today about it. >> yeah. thank you for that. yes. five i've been yes. for five years i've been saying that got ofcom. saying that we've got ofcom. we've what we've we've got off. what we've got ofgem price regulator ofgem consumer price regulator bodies industries and bodies for those industri

i mean , even tfl his own body i mean, even tfl his own body transport for london, admitted that the, the whole of the greater london, were not demonstrably improve air quality, not one bit. it's a pure cash grabbing scheme. >> well, and isn't it the fact that we were told that we should use diesel so people were encouraged to buy diesel cars because they were looking at what was it, the nitrates or something in the air. they didn't look at carbon dioxide or whatever. they're looking at now. so people were advised to get these things. that's why we had london buses with diesel, everything had london buses with diesel, evewell,g had london buses with diesel, evewell, the basically there's >> well, the basically there's nox and co2 and petrol and diesel do different things. >> one does one more and one does the other and back in the year 2000, too you're young to remember that far oh i've remember that far back. oh i've got to say, have no say that. >> otherwise you're out of here. >> otherwise you're out of here. >> but these are itself is a fantastic fuel. and the last fantastic fuel

selling around a million of the travel cards over the past financial year, offering the tickets costs tfl0 million annually. an order issued by london's mayor will see the tickets scrapped next year. see the tickets scrapped next year . spain see the tickets scrapped next year. spain heads to the polls tomorrow in an election that could see the hard right take power for the first time since the end of the franco dictatorship . many analysts dictatorship. many analysts predict victory for the centre right people's party, but but to form a government they would need. they would likely need the support of the far right vox party. that's a controversial possibility for many spaniards who haven't seen a right wing government since franco's rule endedin government since franco's rule ended in the 1970s. tom jones has criticised a decision to prevent choirs from singing one of his classic songs at rugby matches . my i will. matches. my i will. >> i love delilah was first cut from choir playlists in 2015 before being officially removed this year due to concerns over its references to the murder o

all those sorts of things happened and even his tfl air quality results showed that there would be noall those things were not discussed at the judicial review and that's the frustration for most people looking on. >> so howard, of course, sadiq khan would say that he's saving 4000 lives per year by bringing in ulez through clean air. what would you reply to that ? would you reply to that? >> well, i put together a freedom of information request and i got the response earlier this . i'm going to be this week. i'm going to be announcing what my response to that and well, 4000 people didn't die . it's the actual didn't die. it's the actual question is on the word premature and the reports by the various bodies, the ipcc , the various bodies, the ipcc, the iea, all these sorts of things, they are saying there's premature death and that premature death and that premature death and that premature death is a matter of days. and it's a modelling process. that's what it is, just like we had in covid. and as you are aware the modelling are well aware, the modelling didn't go to well with that.

tfl have offered us a meeting in two weeks time. >> okay . all right. but this is >> okay.s is also about an expansion, isn't it , really? and it's gone from it, really? and it's gone from being people , all right. in a being people, all right. in a city centre where the roads weren't necessarily designed for the level of human population that we have now. and the level of traffic, you can just about see a justification there to an extent. but we're talking about very leafy suburbs here where if you essentially took your car off the driveway and maybe drove it a few miles, you would end up being charged £12, 50 a day, which is surprising to say the least , isn't which is surprising to say the least, isn't it? and i think that's that's what it's about for me because other areas now people living say just outside greater manchester, for example, or again outside birmingham, liverpool, take pick . we'll liverpool, take your pick. we'll think, this won't affect think, well, this won't affect me. well it could me. well, well it could actually, couldn't it? >> absolutely. yes. an

tfl not got the money to run.top people coming into the city and spending their money. i mean it's crazy he'd it's absolutely crazy that he'd run campaign . and look, run another campaign. and look, i is it always the state's i mean is it always the state's job do this stuff? i mean, job to do this stuff? i mean, what the fathers of these what are the fathers of these boys that are behaving improperly , doing? well, clearly boys that are behaving impthat,ly , doing? well, clearly boys that are behaving impthat, because|? well, clearly boys that are behaving impthat, because , well, clearly boys that are behaving impthat, because , you.l, clearly boys that are behaving impthat, because , you know, rly boys that are behaving impthat, because , you know, the not that, because, you know, the truth is, as my noble friend rightly says, you know, the vast majority of men and boys behave properly. but for those that do for women, that's what we've got to tackle. >> 1 in 4 women will be sexually assaulted. >> are we saying

tfl not got the money to run.top people coming into the city and spending their money. i mean it's crazy he'd it's absolutely crazy that he'd run campaign . and look, run another campaign. and look, i is it always the state's i mean is it always the state's job do this stuff? i mean, job to do this stuff? i mean, what the fathers of these what are the fathers of these boys that are behaving improperly , doing? well, clearly boys that are behaving impthat,ly , doing? well, clearly boys that are behaving impthat, because|? well, clearly boys that are behaving impthat, because , well, clearly boys that are behaving impthat, because , you.l, clearly boys that are behaving impthat, because , you know, rly boys that are behaving impthat, because , you know, the not that, because, you know, the truth is, as my noble friend rightly says, you know, the vast majority of men and boys behave properly. but for those that do for women, that's what we've got to tackle. >> 1 in 4 women will be sexually assaulted. >> are we saying

selling around a million of the travel cards over the past financial year, offering the tickets costs tflmillion annually. an order issued by london's mayor will see the tickets scrapped next year. see the tickets scrapped next year . spain see the tickets scrapped next year. spain heads to the polls tomorrow in an election that could see the hard right take power for the first time since the end of the franco dictatorship . many analysts dictatorship. many analysts predict victory for the centre right people's party, but but to form a government they would need. they would likely need the support of the far right vox party. that's a controversial possibility for many spaniards who haven't seen a right wing government since franco's rule endedin government since franco's rule ended in the 1970s. tom jones has criticised a decision to prevent choirs from singing one of his classic songs at rugby matches . my i will. matches. my i will. >> i love delilah was first cut from choir playlists in 2015 before being officially removed this year due to concerns over its references to the murder of

tfl - term it will be making money. :. together, their impact is being reviewed. :, :, , reviewed. overall our review says low emission _ reviewed. overall our review says low emission zones _ reviewed. overall our review says low emission zones and _ reviewed. overall our review saysl low emission zones and congestion charging zones can improve cardiovascular health and reduce road traffic injuries.— cardiovascular health and reduce road traffic injuries. road traffic in'uries. some are not convinced road traffic injuries. some are not convinced that _ road traffic injuries. some are not convinced that this _ road traffic injuries. some are not convinced that this is _ road traffic injuries. some are not convinced that this is the - road traffic injuries. some are not convinced that this is the way - road traffic injuries. some are not convinced that this is the way to i road traffic injuries. some are not. convinced that this is the way to do it. the liberal democrat mp for twickenham in south—west london says: sadiq

own own assessment, by tfl's own assessment, is false. you grant him that, even if you say, well, okay, fine, you've got a kind of point there. let's talk about cleaning up ulez is not the way up the air. ulez is not the way to go about it. you don't penalise the working class and the classes used bring the middle classes used bring their cars in order to get drop their cars in order to get drop their children off to school and go to their legitimate places of work, deliver their goods in order to propagate his agenda and it seems to me sadiq khan , and it seems to me sadiq khan, even though he's a labour mayor, has brought in so many policies which are anti working class. you know, he champions a lot of the woke issues as work is defining cities. james before we came on as the ostensible this is how i define it the ostensible championing of minority rights to the exclusion if necessary , and often the if necessary, and often the detriment of the majority. and sadiq khan as mayor of london, should be looking for what benefits the majority

travel cards over the past financial yean cards over the past financial year, offering the tickets costs tflround £40 million annually, an order issued by london's mayor will see the tickets scrapped next year . supermarkets scrapped next year. supermarkets have more than doubled their margins on fuel since russia's invasion of ukraine. the essay says. asda tesco , morrisons and says. asda tesco, morrisons and sainsbury's were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litre on fuel fuel sales when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. supermarket fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016. this is gb news we will bnng in 2016. this is gb news we will bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to calvin . now, though, back to calvin. >> when i left the church of england last year after a disagreement over the church's stance on critical race theory, angela tilby wrote in the church times, quote , the affair is times, quote, the affair is monumental own goal for the diocese of london, whi

travel cards over the past financial yean cards over the past financial year, offering the tickets costs tflround £40 million annually, an order issued by london's mayor will see the tickets scrapped next year . supermarkets scrapped next year. supermarkets have more than doubled their margins on fuel since russia's invasion of ukraine. the essay says. asda tesco , morrisons and says. asda tesco, morrisons and sainsbury's were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litre on fuel fuel sales when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. supermarket fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016. this is gb news we will bnng in 2016. this is gb news we will bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to calvin . now, though, back to calvin. >> when i left the church of england last year after a disagreement over the church's stance on critical race theory, angela tilby wrote in the church times, quote , the affair is times, quote, the affair is monumental own goal for the diocese of london, whi

just going to tfl, isn't it? >> yeah, precisely. that, that 200 million that raises, million that that raises, that should scrappage scheme should go to a scrappage scheme from, bottom up, from from, from the bottom up, from self—employed and lower income. >> so for them it isn't >> so, so for them it isn't presented as a cost. this is you can car. yes. can upgrade your car. yes. >> see that. >> but you see that. >> but you see that. >> so i like that. and the labour party would be in a better position you were better position if you were advocating that. but sadly, you are the argument are not. and the argument between labour is between the labour party is advancing the scheme, as sadiq khan or thinking khan says, unchanged or thinking again not expanding, again and not expanding, which is the starmer position, which one is your position? okay, guys, we to move on their guys, we have to move on their excellent guys, we have to move on their excyagain, both sides put across >> again, both sides put across and idea. i think and that'

is it the tfl or is it o'brien? well the or is it james o'brien?ne stop in a post. >> i mean, wedding cake. yes. mickey mouse in it. should we put big ears on it? shall we do that one then. >> transport for london. right. then transport for london. if you're looking bobby you show that to that camera there . that to that camera there. >> yeah. are the champions >> yeah. you are the champions wilkie of the week, the waukee of the week . what a lovely of the week. what a lovely sight. thanks, bobby. cheers. my . oh aidan magee of the week . . oh aidan magee of the week. who for that ofsted you said runs away because it's easy. say don't go anywhere as coming up we've got gb news presenter patrick christys talking about male suicide . >> you're listening to gb news radio . kwarteng radio. kwarteng >> welcome back. >> welcome back. >> i'm joined by the man himself, plastic christie's. christie's. is that right? christie's >> he's right. that's right. >> he's right. that's right. >> i'm going to reserve this table because this is going to be a cracking

tfl says no employee will lose theirjob or be asked to work additional hours. the local council — it includes an extra three aircraft bays, a larger security hall and departure lounge, plus more baggage capacity. a report into the state of elstree studios in hertfordshire says that a minimum of £150 million is needed to bring it up to standard. it comes after the discovery of asbestos and crumbling roof beams. the report by hertsmere borough council says it needs to make a decision about its future, but doing nothing is not an option. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a bright start this morning, a lot of sunshine around today, and it's going to feel very warm, as well — starting to feel a little humid as we head through the afternoon. now for this morning, there is, like i say, lots of sunshine — very little cloud around throughout today, and temperatures widely getting up into the high 205. can't rule out a 30 celsius in one or two spots potentially later on this afternoon. so sunshine this evening

tfl even if they were, but they charged them like they had to spend.l this cake over london, and then they had to pay a further £5,000 to remove it. got it right . remove it. got it right. >> okay. which i think is appalling because this is a theatre show. >> this is sort of insane, though. >> w— b an image of the >> do we have an image of the cake? that the cake. cake? can we see that the cake. right. image. i'm right. it's no image. i'm unfortunate, can have unfortunate, but you can have to imagine a picture of imagine it. it's a picture of a cake. it's big cake. it's a cake. it's a big cake. it's a big cake. >> it's wedding cake, >> it's a big wedding cake, which meant which is something. you're meant to i find it to have a wedding. i find it very you. very odd that you. >> i mean, i could understand if it advertising >> i mean, i could understand if it or advertising >> i mean, i could understand if it or something.sing >> i mean, i could understand if it or something. you might heroin or something. you might want to kerb that. but the thing heroin

tfl particularly targeted care workers. often key workers are on minimum wage. expansion of the ultra low emission train passengers are being warned to expect disruption this week, as drivers at 16 rail companies take part in an overtime ban. the action by members of the aslef union goes on until saturday. it's part of their long running dispute over pay. it's likely to affect people heading to wimbledon. commuters are being advised to check their travel plans before setting off. a rare cd by ed sheeran is up for auction in essex. spinning man was recorded by the musician while he was still at school, and contains songs which later ended up on his albums. 21 copies are known to exist, 19 of which sheeran owns himself. it goes under the hammer later at stacey's auctioneers. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good afternoon. it's a dry and bright start this monday morning. some sunshine, but also some showers developing a little later. and we have quite a brisk west south—westerly wind, but like i say, some sunshine to sta