he supports tobias and chris says michelle, if tobias tobias ellwood feels safe in tobias ellwood feelswas he afghanistan, why was he wandering around wearing a bullet—proof vest ? bullet—proof vest? >> one. >> one. >> that's a very good point. yes i'll give you that one. right. let's talk pensions, shall we? pensioners apparently will lose a of their state pension a chunk of their state pension boost next year because of what some people are calling a stealth tax. you'll all be familiar with the triple familiar by now with the triple lock it basically says that the pensions have to increase each year by one of the things. it all gets a bit complicated, but it's basically either inflation wage growth or 2.5. one of the issues or one of the challenges that people are now saying is that people are now saying is that when you look at the wage figure and you have wages plus bonuses and it's this that people are now arguing. so i think what the suggestion is that the tories are going to, instead of raising it by wages plus bonuses, they want to strip it back and just do wages. yeah. where do

tobias ellwood, chair of the commons defence committee, has quit.the taliban administration in afghanistan. he'd said they had improved security in the country. let's head straight to our political correspondent. remind our viewers what the comments were. curious that tobias ellwood posted to his twitter at the start of summer, where he appeared to be praising the taliban for some of the changes that have taken place in afghanistan recently. he seemed to suggest that the security situation had improved, he talked about there being solar panels put up. he said the opium trade had all but disappeared. that provoked a furious reaction. it was mostly from mps on the defence select committee in parliament. they said these comments were unacceptable, they were bizarre. actually facing the possibility of being removed as chair of the committee. it looked highly lightly he was going to lose, and it seems in the words of one close to the committee, he seems that he jumped before close to the committee, he seems that hejumped before he close to the committee,

tobias ellwood terrorists? tobias ellwood speaking out in favour of the taliban . your views.taliban. your views. very welcome. gb views dougie beattie news.com . now in the last hour, news.com. now in the last hour, nonh news.com. now in the last hour, north korean leader kim jong un has held talks with president putin. pictures justin let's see them from the russian space centre where the two leaders had this talk , we believe, but we're this talk, we believe, but we're not sure exactly what has been discussed . yes. discussed. yes. >> and which other meetings are due to take place during the leader's visit. it's not yet clear the focus likely to have been on for north korea to supply military equipment for moscow's war in ukraine. let's get the views this morning of the journalist danny armstrong, who joins us from moscow this morning . looks like a coalition morning. looks like a coalition of the desperate to me . yeah, of the desperate to me. yeah, i mean, it's certainly two pariah states meeting . states meeting. >> these are two delegations from from north korea and fro

tobias: absolutely.think the expectation management from the indian side is should not specked anything from the summit do come out on russia's war in ukraine. india wants to be a bridge builder, so the success of the summit will also depend on how much india will be able to bring the parties together. what we have to keep in mind is the summit last year in indonesia, states were able to agree on a statement regarding russia's war in ukraine, from which china and russia later walked back from and said they will not return to any kind of similar statement. that makes the situation very difficult on any kind of resolution or shared opinion by the g20. anchor: tobias with the global public policy institute. we appreciate your time and insights. here is a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. hundreds gathered for renewed protests against the syrian president. the demonstrations are now in the fourth week, a rare show of civil disobedience. activists say the protest movement, s

my guest is sweden's foreign minister, tobias billstrom.as sweden become europe's most polarised country? tobias billstrom, in stockholm, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. mr billstrom, sweden has, for many months now, had its request in to become a full—fledged member of nato. you applied alongside finland. finland got in, in april. sweden still isn't in. how frustrated are you? well, i have to say that one should stay calm and join nato, as it says on the, you know... ..in the writing. i have to say that i think that, when all is said and done, the summit in vilnius with nato was a great success. we got a clear statement between turkiye, between sweden, and between nato that we will move forward, and that turkiye will now finally deliver our document of ratification to its grand national assembly in october, once the summer vacation is ended. and then the ratification will start. and we feel confident that this is going to happen on part of a swedish government. there was a clear handshake between the president of turkiye, the pri

tobias gbnews.com. but tory mps. tobias ellwood ah yes . well he could be ellwood ah yes.d out as chairman of the defence select committee. he's in trouble after releasing a controversial video that was compared to the sort of film that would be done by the taliban on tourist board. we will have the latest in an exclusive, our political editor very shortly. patrick christys gb news is britain's news news britain's news . channel news britain's news. channel well , come back. well, come back. >> it is 347. you're watching and listening to me. patrick christys on gb news on your tv onune christys on gb news on your tv online your radio. now at online and on your radio. now at 4:00. the violent altercation between a shop owner and a suspected shoplifter , which has suspected shoplifter, which has caused a huge race row . all the caused a huge race row. all the accusations of racism justified . are we now living in a more racially divided society than we ever have done? i cannot , for ever have done? i cannot, for the life of me really think that paramilitary style black activ

tobias ellwood, the chair.til a few hours ago of the defence committee , he made some pretty, committee, he made some pretty, pretty erratic statement. i thought, about the taliban in effectively stabilising afghan can and doing a good job and he stood down as chair of that committee today, i suspect before committee members forced him out and just get your reaction to that. please >> it was a difficult meeting, nigel, i think, for everybody . nigel, i think, for everybody. see, and it wouldn't be right for me to give you a sort of blow by blow account. i don't think that would be appropriate. i do think, though, tobias has taken the right decision to be fair under his chairmanship, the committee , you know, published committee, you know, published some really hard hitting reports about things like equipment in the army, you know, under his chairmanship. we really were having an impact. but because of this video, i think he felt in the end that he that he had to resign the only thing i would add, because he's i

tobias ellwood, the chair.l a few hours ago of the defence committee , he made some pretty, committee, he made some pretty, pretty erratic statement. i thought, about the taliban in effectively stabilising afghan can and doing a good job and he stood down as chair of that committee today, i suspect before committee members forced him out and just get your reaction to that. please >> it was a difficult meeting, nigel, i think, for everybody . nigel, i think, for everybody. see, and it wouldn't be right for me to give you a sort of blow by blow account. i don't think that would be appropriate. i do think, though, tobias has taken the right decision to be fair under his chairmanship, the committee , you know, published committee, you know, published some really hard hitting reports about things like equipment in the army, you know, under his chairmanship. we really were having an impact. but because of this video, i think he felt in the end that he that he had to resign the only thing i would add, because he's iss

or mcmichael and tobias are visiting from germany . they didn't get to explore much but they did walk around. >> it is really nice food. >> reporter: team san jose released a report this month for 2021 to 2022, showing well other parts of the country met or exceeded pre-pandemic levels, san jose has been slower to recover. one of the reasons, there are not as many conferences coming to the city while overall attendance recovered to 54% of pre-pandemic levels. overall spending by attendees in restaurants, bars and hotels and other attractions, only reached 25% of the pandemic levels. >> most conventions were large tech is coming in. a lot of them have ceased to exist. >> reporter: a restaurant near the convention center, chef said they have good business on weekends. during the week is where conference does help. >> it is more than a week it is lunch time is better and nighttime as well. it is very good. could help a lot. >> reporter: that is the same case for guild house, a nearby space if you like video games but also an area that you

tobias alam, the defense committee of the british parliament, has forced the resignation of tobias alam and published material on cyberspace claiming that the taliban had established order in afghanistan and that the people of this country did not accept the government. reopening with the taliban working in response to this issue caused four members of the british defense committee to launch their scientific disqualification plan, and finally the head of the british defense committee stepped down and resigned from his position. the un special envoy for sudan resigned from his position, but then since abdul fattah al-barhan had asked for his removal, he resigned from his position, alborz reacted quickly to the fire and conflict between the forces of the sudanese army and the militia group. he was also known as an undesirable element in sudan at the same time as the one year anniversary of the death of the queen of england. supporters of republican independence instead of monarchy in england against the violation of freedom of speech in this country, the opponents of the british royal sys

. >> reporter: michael and tobias are visiting san jose from germany for a conference relating to data streaming. while they did not get to explore much, they did walk around. >> it was a nice day. restaurants were cool, nice food that we had. so i enjoyed it. >> pre-pandemic, most of our conventions were large tech groups coming in. a lot of those conventions have ceased to exist. >> reporter: a restaurant near the san jose convention center, the executive chef says they have good business on weekends, but during the week is where conferences help out. >> it is more in a week, in lunchtime, it is a lot better , in the nighttime as well. it is very, very good. it has helped a lot, the business. >> reporter: that is the same case for guild house, a nearby space if you like video games, but also an area where you can hold events. >> we like conventions a lot, especially gaming and anime and tech conventions. our culture conventions. those type of events, we will have a full house every day they are in town. >> reporter: for tobias and michael, they say nothing stop them from coming, and

my guest is sweden's foreign minister, tobias billstrom.rdtalk. thank you very much.

think, is that there is a generic, 5y5temic risk, and certainly this is something that is echoed by tobias chairman of the defence select committee, that where you have got these very sensitive 5ite5, you have got these very sensitive sites, such as the royal naval base clyde, where the trident 5ubmarine5 come in and out of, and porton down chemical establishment, and other sensitive 5ite5, chemical establishment, and other sensitive sites, the ministry of 5en5itive sites, the ministry of defence 5ubcontract to companies which may not have such tight security protocols as the government itself has, and even the government of course, there have been plenty of cases of hacking there, and leaks. so what tobias ellwood says, and i spoke to him earlier today, is that there are thousands of mod contractors who are potential targets for hackers, some of whom are linked to russian intelligence agencies, who of course would love to get a hold of the details of the sensitive ba5i5. to get a hold of the details of the sensitive basis. i should just say 5en5itive basis. i should just say straightaway

and so what tobias ellwood says, and i spoke to him earlier today, is that there are thousands of modgence agencies, who, of course, would love to get hold of the details of these sensitive bases. now, i should just say straightaway that in the case that's been reported by the mirror, these are historic documents. and we're told nothing classified has been leaked. but nevertheless, the fact that this stuff is appearing on the dark web allegedly is pretty worrying. frank gardner reporting there. former editor of the daily mirror piers morgan has been quizzed about phone hacking allegations on the sunday with laura kuenssberg programme. earlier this year — at a trial in the high court — the duke of sussex and others alleged their phones were hacked by the newspaper publisher's journalists. laura kuenssberg asked him for his response to allegations. i do want to ask you if you have ever listened to a voicemail without the consent of one of the participants. no, i've made it very clear — my position on hacking is i have never hacked a phone. i've never told anyone to hack a phone. no—one'

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we've a got chef tobias dorzon on here.uple doing tailgate at metlife stadium, and we're going to cook some amazing stuff >> what are we making this morning? >> representing detroit we have beef sliders right here. we'll start off with our ground beef, worcestershire sauce, smoked paprika get that in. >> mix that in for you. >> mix that for me. >> i got you. >> we're going to make sure the meat browns real good. separate the meat and the vegetables from each other to make sure you get a good cover on your meat take the meat. our vegetables sweated down.er on your meat take the meat. our vegetables sweated down. onion, peppers, and we got mushrooms. >> all right. >> we add our ground beef to that right there get that all mixed in. >> yes, sir. i got you. >> i like that i like that. all right. >> then what are we going to do with this? >> once we get the mixture going, mix it right here we assemble our sandwich. >> are these hawaiian rolls? >> sweet hawaiian rolls. >> i love that. >> we have our cheese. i don't know what else

. >> micah and tobias are visiting san jose for conference relating to data streaming. while they did not get to explore much, they did walk around. >> there was not much in my site. >> pre-pandemic, most of our conventions were large tech groups coming in. a lot of those conventions have ceased to exist. >> pacheco's is a restaurant in the city center. during the week is where conferences help out. >> it is in lunchtime. it is a lot better in the nighttime as well. it helps a lot. >> that is the same case for guilt house, and nearby place for video games and also an area where you can hold the fence at. >> we like conventions a lot, especially gaming and anime and tech conventions. those kind of events, we will have a full house every day. >> nothing stop them from coming and they enjoy their stay. >> weather is much better than in germany at the moment. there was not enough time to look around more. >> would you come back? >> absolutely. >> we did ask about if reports on crime kept them from coming and they said no. t sj also told us of the reasons why the city was co

the conservative mp, tobias ellwood, has quit his role as chair of the defence committee in the houseted a video to social media earlier this year appearing to praise the taliban. in the film, which he's since deleted, he claimed afghanistan had been transformed under their rule. the wet weather in july is being partly blamed for the economy shrinking. according to the office for national statistics, it shrank by 0.5% — which was more than what economists were expecting. analysts say strike action by nhs staff and teachers also contributed to the fall. the police watchdog will investigate how a police force handled the case of andrew malkinson, who was wrongfully convicted of rape. mr malkinson spent 17 years in jail for a crime he did not commit, despite steadfastly maintaining his innocence. it's being described as the 'dream job' for swifties... or even, beyond their 'wildest dreams'. a major newspaper chain in the us is advertising for a reporter who will exclusively cover news related to the singer and songwriter taylor swift. she's one of the biggest names in music — and her cur

but we all agreed we would not comment publicly because to be fair, we need to give tobias a chance tourpose of the meeting . perhaps we can say meeting. perhaps we can say something after that. but, you know, in terms of due process, i think fair to hear from know, in terms of due process, i think fairto hear from him first. >> but you can say he will be at that committee and he will be questioned. >> are to have a >> we are going to have a discussion in room. discussion with him in the room. he'll to he'll have an opportunity to explain to everybody why he did what he did. but i think beyond that, it's not it's not you did say you had no confidence in him, earlier him, though, earlier in the summer. a motion has been summer. well, a motion has been tabled, but that is public. but i to be fair to tabled, but that is public. but i to be fairto him, tabled, but that is public. but i to be fair to him, we i think to be fair to him, we should wait for 2:00 to hear what he's to say. i'm not what he's got to say. i'm not going try and continue that going to try and continue that discussion

and we can say that people are also just drawing from a di tobias must, when they may come out or do something creative whole thing. and it's just a product of all their experiences in life. they absorb them and then my modified them into something new. i've seen it less noise. that's what, yeah. you just call on your task that basis, inspiration, or even fluids. do you really think you're the only ones who could make something original? because with this type of form, i think we've past that now on positive the computers can also be creative. yes, question. do you mind just to clear to reach it? we only have to nice some of these creative when we know that a computed so that as long as we don't know that all this stuff, it's the same as for humans to does investment for me. if art is about ability, then these things are art. but maybe art is about the desire to create a i don't want anything. they don't want to express anything because they have no feelings to express. they're just tools to me. my kids are better artists because their picture showed their wonder their discovery of t

i wanted to go down to tobias sholtes. he's with the global public policy institute and he joins me tonight from singapore twice. it's good to have you with us as we just heard from richard there the, the summit. i mean, this is a big deal for indian prime minister moody. what signal is he trying to send to the world tomorrow as well as sunday as well, my guess what india is trying to tell the world at the moment mostly is that india has rise for the past 20 to 30 years. india has been received as a rising power in the international system. and this summit is really a chance for the rental moody and just government to show the world that india is now an age of power and is now on setting the agenda. and it tries to set the agenda by positioning itself as a leader off the global solve this we just charge and india. so now the invitations, most people accepted, not everyone. the chinese leaders, she's in pain. he is not going to be at this summit. should india being sold to? should india read anything into this? a tourist no

well, all tobias falls directly. but uh, any way that there is no more hoping we should proceed, but it was a just, uh, so it is a french army as router. what's gonna happen? so frances, the hail operations, and do you think that that is going to split the united states? well, the american funds are in a different position, so i guess they we have to withdrawal as well, but not for the time being uh, so far as we know this. yeah, not even reach the nice that there is a pool. as i say, it said the edit tend to keep cool and a fault to disrupt the constitution, but to seize power. but they do not fully acknowledge the quote, but what is the accidental age that there is really there we'd have to, we do legally. they, we'd be bound to withdraw. 17 soldiers and 36 allied fighters have been killed in fighting with a non grouping, picking up for us. so they all me said it happened in the tank of province in the north region. we came across to his being back in the on groups linked to well tighter and i saw since 2015 to get

well, all tobias falls directly, but uh, any way that there is no more hoping we should proceed the subject. uh so it is a french on the as the router. what's got to happen. so frances, the hail operations and do you think that that is going to split the united states? well, the american funds are in a different position. so i guess they, we have to withdrawal as well, but not for the time being. so far as we know, there's not even really nice that there is a pool. they say it said edit tend to keep cool, and it falls to disruptive institution ought to cease by what. but they do not fully acknowledge the quote, but what is the accidental age that there is really there we'd have to, we do legally they, we'd be bound to withdrawal or to getting now where they have been protests against the military role as they have. it's been 2 years since the former president was removed and the military code and the june test seized power will been to dismiss it as live and come cry at those protests and benefits. could you please tell us exactly what is going on with you on now? one or 2 years on from the

the conservative mp, tobias ellwood, has quit his role as chair of the defence committee in the housesocial media earlier this year appearing to praise the taliban, claiming afghanistan had been transformed under their rule. the video has since been deleted. a source has told the bbc he resigned before he was pushed. the children's commissioner says clarity is urgently needed for teachers, pupils parents in england over what a school should do when a child identifies as transgender. scotland and northern ireland already have guidance — wales is holding a public consultation. but headteachers in england still have to make their own decisions about how to involve parents, which sports pupils play and issues around toilets and changing facilities. 0ur correspondent lauren moss has been speaking to two parents with differing views. guidance for schools about transgender pupils was first promised in 2018, and despite the prime minister's pledge it would be delivered last term, the wait continues. when and how to involve parents is one of the reasons it's so complicated. we've spoken to two

here, tobias ellwood has resigned as chair of the house of commons defence committee over the so calledtaliban tourism video. in a clip posted online, he praised the taliban government whilst in afghanistan. gb news understands mr ellwood made the decision after an informal meeting where he was asked to explain what he had done in a statement. the bournemouth east mp says he got it wrong and the video reflected poorly on the committee with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . britain's news. channel >> hello and welcome to headliners. you run through tomorrow's newspapers with three comedians and one of them, i'm leo pearson, joining me tonight to enjoy the decline of civilisation are gb news answer to richard and judy. we've got paul cox and lewis schaffer. sir, how are you both doing? >> oh, great, thanks. >> oh, great, thanks. >> can i be judy? you can be judy, because paul, of course, likes to shoplift. >> makes him the rich. >> makes him the rich. >> how do know i'm finally >> how

tonight tobias ellwood resigned as chair of the house of commons defence committee over the so—calledliban tourism video in a clip posted online, he praised the taliban government while he was in afghanistan. gb news understands mr ellwood made the decision tonight after an informal meeting where he was asked to explain his comments in asked to explain his comments in a statement tonight. the bournemouth east mp said he got it wrong and the video reflected poorly on the committee . a man poorly on the committee. a man has been arrested after an 11 year old girl and two men were injured by an american xl bully crossbreed dog. if you're watching on television , are watching on television, are warning. the following clip does contain graphic images. it shows footage which emerged on social media of the dog chasing and attacking people in birmingham attacking people in birmingham at the weekend . west midlands at the weekend. west midlands police are saying the 60 year old has now been arrested on suspicion of possessing a dog dangerously out of control . all dangerously out of control. a

and, you know, we all have a swedish friend in common, tobias he was on tobias pearson.he show talking about the gang violence being by violence was being ignored by the of the the media when the sort of the centre party was power. centre left party was in power. they pretending it wasn't they were pretending it wasn't happening because there was a lot of migrant were involved in this. and of view is lot of migrant were involved in this. firstly of view is lot of migrant were involved in this. firstly just of view is lot of migrant were involved in this. firstly just apply view is lot of migrant were involved in this. firstly just apply them is lot of migrant were involved in this. firstly just apply the law that firstly just apply the law to it doesn't if to whoever. it doesn't matter if they're doesn't matter they're migrants, doesn't matter if they're you have to if they're not, you have to apply the law and recognise a problem where there is a problem. yeah, i mean, what do you this, you think of this, nick? >> get back to that metaphor >> to get back to that metapho

tonight tobias ellwood resigned as chair of the house of commons defence committee over the so—calledliban tourism video in a clip posted online, he praised the taliban government while he was in afghanistan. gb news understands mr ellwood made the decision tonight after an informal meeting where he was asked to explain his comments in asked to explain his comments in a statement tonight. the bournemouth east mp said he got it wrong and the video reflected poorly on the committee . a man poorly on the committee. a man has been arrested after an 11 year old girl and two men were injured by an american xl bully crossbreed dog. if you're watching on television , are watching on television, are warning. the following clip does contain graphic images. it shows footage which emerged on social media of the dog chasing and attacking people in birmingham attacking people in birmingham at the weekend . west midlands at the weekend. west midlands police are saying the 60 year old has now been arrested on suspicion of possessing a dog dangerously out of control . all dangerously out of control. a

joining us is media researcher tobias rose-stockwell, the author of "outrage machine."let's establish what we're talking about, what moral outrage exists on social media and the reward system. >> so it turns out that moral outrage is something that's inherently viral on social media. it gets a boost of about 17% per moral and emotional word that you use on these platforms. when we express these comments of outrage in our posts, it actually trains us. so as a person posting online, when our posts get a tremendous amount of traction, we actually begin to make more of them in the future. so these signals of outrage actually end up cascading and training us to do more. >> what's a good example? you say it helps to break the democracy as you wrote in your piece in "medium." >> on my way to the studio this morning, for instance, we got stuck in traffic, which is fine. it happens in new york. if i tweeted, "i'm stuck in traffic," that wouldn't have gotten a tremendous amount of traction. but if i had said, "i am so annoyed, i am disgusted by the fact that eric adams, mayor of

>>miami-dade police detectives maria medaros and gus tobias had barely clocked in for their monday morninghen word came down of a homicide in a bleak warehouse district. it's where they found in a parking lot the body of wendy trapaga. lying between a car and a van. >> we could see the spatter of the blood on the van. whoever did it to her, did it right there. >> so this body hadn't been disposed of there. this was the place where she was killed? >> correct. >> her head had been bashed in. but there was no weapon to be found. >> what type of a crime is this, a robbery? a drug deal that went bad? >> tell me what you're taking in about the victim. >> this is a young girl. she doesn't have her shoes on which was unusual. why is this young girl in an industrial parking lot -- >> no reason to be in this forlorn part of the county? >> no. unless she met up with someone. >> so the detectives headed out to do the part of the job that never gets easier. >> so you're delivering terrible news? >> horrible news. >> amid the shock and tears, they piece together from the mother a sense of who their vict

with less than a mile to go, the dutchman collided with tobias lund andresen. settled, sunny, dry, and very warm this week. in fact, it could turn pretty hot across parts of england and wales around the middle part of the week, with increasing humidity as well. there will always be the chance of some mist and fog through the morning, and an increasing chance around the middle part of the week for a few showers, mainly towards western areas, closer to this area of low pressure. but high pressure will continue to dominate the scene for most of the country. tuesday promises to be another dry, sunny and very warm one, in fact, turning hotter across southern areas as we import the air off the near continent. now, as we head through tonight, many places will have clear skies, a bit of mist and fog developing once again, just a very small chance of a shower pushing into the far south—west. quite a muggy night across the south, generally mild for most. still a few chilly spots across some of the scottish glens. tuesday, then, we start off with some mist and fog, always

so probably to go to shop whether there was still a military busy, so crunch well or tobias, so false directly. but the any way is there is no more hope that we should proceed going to be subject. uh, so it is a french on the us router. let's go to how happened. so frances, the hail operations, and do you think that that is going to speak to the united states? well, the american funds are in a different position. so i guess they, we have to withdrawal as well, but not for the time being. so far as we know, there's not even really nice that there is a pool. as i say, it said edit tend to keep cool and a fault to disrupt them. situation ought to seize power, but they do not fully acknowledge the quote, but what us, the storage that there is really there we'd have to, we do legally they, we'd be bound to withdrawal. 17 soldiers and 36 allied fighters had been killed and fighting with an armed group and became a file. so b, i may say that happens in your tank of province and the north region. it can of also has been battling the groups linked to al qaeda and also since 2015 beginning now

another person on the displaced list, eric tobias, stared at us , but did not come to the door, in themmander, oscar perot, kotriuk, who participated in the burning of the village of khatyn in belarus, died in 2015 in canada in his bed surrounded by relatives. neither israel, nor the soviet union, and then russia, were able to achieve extradition. or here's a bright one for example, mikhaila hamiak, a collaborator and publisher of the nazi newspaper krakow news, worked under the direct supervision of joseph goebbels. what was written in this newspaper, the poles are usurpers. they must be killed , london must be bombed, russians must be killed, hitler is a great man of all nations, and peoples, look what he did, he wrote this. hamyak settled safely in canada, changed his name to mile chchomiak, he had children, and then grandchildren, and now his granddaughter, chrystia freeland, the current deputy prime minister of canada, and she was also destined for position of nato secretary general. now someone still has questions about where the fascist grandfather came from in the canadian parl

jenny barnett, he's admitted tobias hasn't he? >> well , i admitted tobias hasn't he?re in unprecedented times. i think someone like john simpson, who talks about donald trump, it's not talking about, you know, mr bloggs at the end of the road, we're talking about a geezer who's being impeached . we're who's being impeached. we're talking about a guy who's ten points ahead in. no, no, no, no, no, no. >> he's been impeached yet. he actually biden who actually it's biden who should be the moment. and actually it's biden who should be bbc the moment. and actually it's biden who should be bbc aren't the moment. and actually it's biden who should be bbc aren't campaigning1t. and the bbc aren't campaigning against him. do think? biden against him. do you think? biden they're against against him. do you think? biden tibloke, against against him. do you think? biden tibloke, who against against him. do you think? biden tibloke, who is against against him. do you think? biden tibloke, who is clearlynst a bloke, jenny, who is clearly seen ireland as currently in charge of the fr

but labour says the economy's contraction is a failing of the government and tobias ellwood resignedis evening as chair of the house of commons defence committee over the so—called taliban tourist video. in a clip posted online, he praised the taliban government in afghanistan . gb government in afghanistan. gb news understands mr ellwood made the decision after an informal meeting where he was asked to defend his comments online. later tonight. he said that he'd got it wrong and the video reflects poorly on the defence select committee . sir keir select committee. sir keir starmer has accused the prime minister of failing the country dunng minister of failing the country during a heated prime minister's question time today. he attacked rishi sunaks record on the criminal justice system, immigration and security as well as education. it follows the escape of the terror suspect daniel khalife and the china spy scandal in westminster. sir keir says the prime minister can't be trusted to protect the country . trusted to protect the country. but rishi sunak hit back , saying but rishi su

to raising the state pension to match official earning figures as a gb news exclusive for you as tobiase appeared in a video that praised the taliban government in afghanistan. >> our political correspondent olivier olivia utley will bring you the latest from westminster i >> -- >> for years the tories have been tied to the state pension triple lock, but are they now looking for a loophole ? i'll be looking for a loophole? i'll be discussing this and much more,

. >> the mp, tobias ellwood, has quit as chair of the defence select committee after saying afghanistand been transferred formed under taliban rule . the formed under taliban rule. the conservative mp was facing a potential no confidence vote on the committee . sources say he the committee. sources say he resigned to avoid being pushed transport for london has announced the expansion of the 20 mile per hour zones on another 40 miles of roads in the caphal >> the alliance of british drivers has accused the labour mayor of further war on motorists . sadiq mayor of further war on motorists. sadiq khan insists the lowest speed limit will make london safer. >> well, you can only move at 20 miles an hour in most of london anyway. >> i don't really understand why the speed limits are in place in the speed limits are in place in the middle of the night. >> i totally agree and see. say you are someone who travels . say you are someone who travels. say you're travels in you're someone who travels in the night and you the middle of the night and you just a bit over speed just do a bit over the spe