tim does this prove stanley. tim does this prove that mp fees are underpaid ? no, certainly not. and if the hourly or daily rate they quoting to the person claiming to be a consultant were anything accurate then i would suggest that there is such a thing as too much money and they hope to make . i found too much money and they hope to make. i found it too much money and they hope to make . i found it extraordinary make. i found it extraordinary the amounts of money that were being quoted and it doesn't sound like a very thing so there's money. think there's too much money. i think there's too much money. i think there is actually . i'm there probably is actually. i'm not against second jobs in principle. part of the problem of debate that when of this whole debate that when you people, should you say to people, should employees have jobs, employees have a second jobs, they think of those kind they usually think of those kind of are of consultancy fees which are grotesque don't get grotesque and big and don't get their what the their head around what the mp is a

tim does this prove stanley. tim does this prove that mp fees are underpaid ?aid? no, certainly not. and if the hourly or daily rate they quoting to the person claiming to be a consultant were anything accurate then i would suggest that there is such a thing as too much money and they hope to make . i found too much money and they hope to make. i found it too much money and they hope to make . i found it extraordinary make. i found it extraordinary the amounts of money that were being quoted and it doesn't sound like very thing so sound like a very thing so there's much i think there's too much money. i think there's too much money. i think there probably actually . i'm there probably is actually. i'm not against second jobs in principle. of the problem principle. part of the problem of debate that when of this whole debate that when you people, should you say to people, should employees have a second jobs, they think those kind they usually think of those kind of fees which are of consultancy fees which are grotesque don't get grotesque and big and don't get t

tim stanley's coming an excellent stanley's coming in an excellent column and telegraph.o some we're going to go into some of the greater details of that as to what was going on and whether the actually wanted it. the people actually wanted it. well, sure they did. i'm well, i'm not sure they did. i'm not sure they did. but before all that, we better have a all of that, we better have a look at the weather. i think. hello there. i'm to greg her. welcome to our latest broadcast from it stays on from the met office. it stays on the cold side over the coming few days . the risk of snow and few days. the risk of snow and ice widely frosts overnight as well. looking at the bigger picture, arctic air plunging south across the uk, bringing snow showers to many northern areas across the south. we will see weather fronts bringing see some weather fronts bringing some rain , sleet some outbreaks of rain, sleet and some snow at times, too, over next few days, lots over the next few days, lots playful to stay playful with the details to stay tuned the forecast turning tuned to the fo

tim stanley will be here to ask if we get the politics as we deserve state of the nation starts now .n starts now. we'll also be hearing from our panel , we'll also be hearing from our panel, baroness we'll also be hearing from our panel , baroness foster of oxton panel, baroness foster of oxton and former editor of labour list, peter edwards . yes, list, peter edwards. yes, another socialist as ever. i want to hear from you. please get in touch by emailing mail. margaret gbnews.uk . before that, margaret gbnews.uk. before that, it's been a busy day and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob. thank you middlehurst. jacob. thank you and good evening to you. our top story tonight on gb news charities are warning thousands of asylum seekers will be left permanently in limbo under new government plans to tackle illegal immigration . and the new illegal immigration. and the new laws would ban those crossing the english channel in small boats from claiming asylum and from returning to the uk. the government has promised to provide more safe routes and gb news has learned 30

tim stanley's coming an excellent stanley's coming in an excellent column the telegraph.some we're going to go into some of the greater details of that as to what was going on and whether the actually wanted it. to what was going on and whether the i'm actually wanted it. to what was going on and whether the i'm not tually wanted it. to what was going on and whether the i'm not surey wanted it. to what was going on and whether the i'm not sure they |ted it. to what was going on and whether the i'm not sure they did.it. to what was going on and whether the i'm not sure they did. i'm well, i'm not sure they did. i'm not sure they did. but before all of that, we better have a look at the weather. i think. hello there. i'm to greg her. welcome to our latest broadcast from office. it stays on from the met office. it stays on the cold side over the coming few days . the risk of snow and few days. the risk of snow and ice widely frosts overnight as well. looking at the bigger picture, arctic air plunging south across the uk, bringing snow showers to many northern areas across th

tim stanley will be here to ask if we get the politics as we deserve state of the nation starts now . from our panel , we'll also be hearing from our panel, baroness we'll also be hearing from our panel , baroness foster of oxton panel, baroness foster of oxton and former editor of labour list, peter edwards . yes, list, peter edwards. yes, another socialist as ever. i want to hear from you. please get in touch by emailing mail. margaret gbnews.uk . before that, margaret gbnews.uk. before that, it's been a busy day and here to keep us up to date is polly middlehurst . jacob. thank you middlehurst. jacob. thank you and good evening to you. our top story tonight on gb news charities are warning thousands of asylum seekers will be left permanently in limbo under new government plans to tackle illegal immigration . and the new illegal immigration. and the new laws would ban those crossing the english channel in small boats from claiming asylum and from returning to the uk. the government has promised to provide more safe routes and gb news has learned 3000 people have made the journey so

or tim stanley made the same point in his telegraph analysis this morning. did suggest, well, morning. well, yes. so why did you put that. that's right. and we can swap pens, but we did take sweet cocktails like, you know, not really supposed to be drinking. oh, i mean, it's. is it harriet harman? of course . cheddar harman? of course. cheddar cheese is last hurrah for her. she's standing down at the next election, well made point. and i agree with her. i would like nothing better than her legacy to be to depose , topple boris to be to depose, topple boris johnson , get him out of johnson, get him out of parliament once and for all. yeah, i agree . did not leave yeah, i agree. did not leave their politics at the door. you know, she's she thinks breathes. how do i damage the tories? that's harriet. i think that's true. but. but i don't think she did . i think true. but. but i don't think she did. i think on true. but. but i don't think she did . i think on the whole she did. i think on the whole she she was fairer than perhaps some would it was would have expected. it was about harriet

tim johns, abc7news. ama: thank you. one person is dead after a tree fell on a car this evening. contra costa fire department said it happened around 7:00 p.m. on stanley dollar drive. the passenger in the car died after dangerous winds toppled the tree. the driver had no life-threatening injuries. the scene is now clear and has been reopened to traffic. dan: glass was falling from sky in san francisco. powerful wind likely blew out this window from a high-rise building near sacramento and davis, a block away from the embarcadero center. we got this video after it happened. this was 1:00. we got a report of shattered glass from a blown out window on the east tower. so far, no word of any serious injuries in either case. now exactly a week ago last tuesday, glass fell from the 43rd floor of the high-rise at 5:50 -- 555 california street. wind likely because that window to break. people inside the building say they heard windows creaking and felt like the building was shaking all day long. ama: we caught some choppy surfing of a home of the san francisco giants today. three large barges were even sent crashing into the historic 3rd street bridge next to

tim johns, abc7news. ama: thank you. one person is dead after a tree fell on a car this evening. contra costa fire department said it happened around 7:00 p.m. on stanley dollar drive. the passenger in the car died after dangerous winds toppled the tree. the driver had no life-threatening injuries. the scene is now clear and has been reopened to traffic. dan: glass was falling from sky in san francisco. powerful wind likely blew out this window from a high-rise building near sacramento and davis, a block away from the embarcadero center. we got this video after it happened. this was 1:00. we got a report of shattered glass from a blown out window on the east tower. so far, no word of any serious injuries in either case. now exactly a week ago last tuesday, glass fell from the 43rd floor of the high-rise at 5:50 -- 555 california street. wind likely because that window to break. people inside the building say they heard windows creaking and felt like the building was shaking all day long. ama: we caught some choppy surfing of a home of the san francisco giants today. three large barges were even sent crashing into the historic 3rd street bridge next to

stanley says this is a big deal catalyst. $530 billion for the whole thing. other signs of a business, we'll call it a term offensive. ceo tim cooke was there meeting on the reopening. and there was a meeting with the ceo. business relationships are affected through things like the chips export ban. you were talking about this in your interview with the tapestry ceo and beijing is hoping it will ramp up even further. >> it's funny. >> after years of looking unfriendly to business this is a 180 by beijing. remember, too, they can take golden shares and have in companies like alibaba and that gives the can't government direct power to do things like veto and other things. absolutely beijing is in control. >> i think it applies to tiktok as well. >> remarkable to see their movement on geo politics, with russia, the saudis and, of course, now the business push. a relatively stable day. the vix hovering right above 20. over to the judge, post 9 and "the half." >>> carl, thank you very much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, buy it or fade it? we are talking about the tech run that's b

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