i'm tom harwood standing in for michael portillo this weekend. now coming up, south korea. plane crash. yes. at least 167 people have been killed after a commercial airline is seen skidding and crashing into a wall at a south korean airport. more on that later. 450 days on since the october 7th attacks. yes. on that day, hamas massacred just under 1200 israelis, including 36 children, and taking more than 251 more captive. we'll be speaking to the father of one captive. well, following in dad's footsteps, in lighter news, the daughter of the late, great ventriloquist keith harris says it will be an emotional return to blackpool's grand theatre as she kicks off her own panto career this christmas. well, before all of that, let's get the very latest news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> tom thank you. good morning. it's just gone 11:00. these are your headlines. at least 177 people are dead after a passengerjet people are dead after a passenger jet carrying 181 passengers crashed in south korea. two crew members have been rescued, but all other missing people are now presume

i'm tom harwood plan for change. just months into government and the prime minister has already had to relaunch. keir starmer sets out his ambitions for government, but immigration is not among the top priorities. >> i expect to be judged on my ability to deal with it, and the work of change has begun. >> did you manage to stay awake for that one.7 well, >> did you manage to stay awake for that one? well, throughout the show i'll be joined by my wonderful co—host emily carver up in grimsby and emily, what are you doing there ? are you doing there? >> hi, tom. yes, i'm on the east marsh estate in grimsby in north east lincolnshire. i'm to talking residents here in this particularly deprived area of grimsby, to see what they make of what keir starmer has had to say . today we're speaking to say. today we're speaking to local residents, we're speaking to a retired fisherman and just a little bit to find out what happened to this area, the fishing industry. well, it's had some difficulties. let's see what people are sayi

i'm emily carver and i'm tom harwood. >> right where we're going to cross live to the old bailey, where the father and stepmother of ten year old sara sharif are being sentenced for her murder in january 2013. >> for the first few years of her life, she lived with her mother, olga domin, and her older brother and one of her mother's sons from a previous relationship. her older brother had been born in 2010. you, irfan sharif and bannau batool began a relationship in late 2014, and by early 2015 you were living together in woking in surrey until june 2017, you, irfan sharif, only had supervised contact with sara and her older brother . from then her older brother. from then until march 2019. sara and her brother would stay with you on weekends and during school holidays. in march 2019, sara and her older brother made allegations of abuse at the hands of their mother, and from then on they lived with you in your home. eventually, the court awarded you irfan sharif . awarded you irfan sharif. custody of the two children, but by then three more children had been born to you, irfan sharif. a

. >> i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver. >> two men have been charged with actual bodily harm after a disturbance at manchester airport in july. the crown prosecution service have said no police officers will be charged over the incident. we'll have the very latest on this developing story with our home and security editor. >> yes. and in other news, the labour heavyweight, the titan peter mandelson, is poised to become the uk's top diplomat in washington ahead of a trump presidency. but will the prime minister have questions to answer about an apparent relationship between mandelson and jeffrey epstein? we'll be taking a closer look and fresh hope for mh370. >> could one of the biggest mysteries of the last decade finally be solved? today, it's revealed that the search will start again in a new stretch of the indian ocean. we'll have the very latest. >> it's quite exciting. and later in the show, we're going to bring you an exclusive story of a slightly adult nature as an uber driver is caught watching what appears to be pornography whilst driving. we'll be speaking to the passenge

. >> i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver. >> mauritius has demanded £800 million from britain everyyear, plus billions of pounds in reparations as part of the chagos islands surrender deal. fresh reports suggest these costs could increase further still. could this be the worst dealin still. could this be the worst deal in political history? >> what a question. and gangs remain unsmashed. despite freezing temperatures, 1500 people have crossed the channel in small boats since christmas alone. now, as another three people perish making their way to the united kingdom. is it time to take drastic action and the government plans to make the school curriculum more diverse by decolonising subjects, which has been branded too monocultural. >> while furious opponents claim changes could damage national cohesion simply by focusing on what divides us. >> and in other news, five people today have been charged in connection with the death of one direction star liam payne in argentina, including the star's hotel receptionist, head of security and one of his closest friends. we'll have the latest.

today with me tom harwood filling in for camilla.w, parliament might well be in recess now for christmas, but that doesn't mean it's been a quiet week in westminster. no, the leader of the house of commons, lucy powell, will join me to talk about keir starmer appointing lord mandelson as the uk's new ambassador to the us and the 30 bills she's putting before parliament. also, the shadow secretary of state for levelling up, housing and communities, kevin hollinrake, will join me. i'll ask him to reflect on kemi badenoch first few weeks in charge. former conservative minister for migration tom pursglove will join me to reflect on the year in politics and spokesman for republicans overseas uk, jonathan ewing, will reflect on a momentous year in us politics as we look forward and what we can look forward and what we can look forward to in 2025. plus, the pollster and founder of electoral calculus, martin baxter, will be here. we take a look at the polling around reform uk. is there rise real. and can the party continue that growth into t

i'm emily carver and i'm tom harwood. >> well, one afternoon at the palladium, farmers gather in a theatrical show of unity against labour's contentious tax raid. andrew lloyd webber's venue will play andrew lloyd webber's venue will play host to the major event as workers demand a reversal. our reporter adam cherry is there for us. >> that's right. i'm here in the west end, where the farmers have descended upon the london palladium to protest those measures in the budget, that inheritance tax measure that they hated so much by farming communities will also be hearing from kemi badenoch, the leader of the opposition, later today as well. >> and of course, it's not just that in london, we're also going to be up in darlington, where 150 farmers will rally in a peaceful tractor showcase. anna o'reilly is there for us. tell us more. us more. >> us more. >> that's right. yes, we're here at darlington farmers auction mart up in the north east, where farmers are going to be rallying together in 150 tractors like this one. this one reads my family feeds yours. and farmers are going to be gathering in

i'm tom harwood. i said december, i meant january. oh, well, we'll try that again next hour. arise, sir. sadiq khan reactions range from bemusement to fury as the prime minister is accused of rewarding failure, handing a knighthood to the london mayor who presided over a surging knife crime rate and broken promises. elsewhere, the former head of the uk border force says the government will never solve the government will never solve the small boat crisis unless it bnngsin the small boat crisis unless it brings in an effective deterrent, as nearly 37,000 people cross this year alone. and firework displays across the country, from blackpool to edinburgh's annual hogmanay street party, have been cancelled due to severe weather conditions. more later. well, a very happy new year to you. throughout this program, we're going to be darting around the world seeing people who are already ringing in the new year. auckland in new zealand has celebrated. they did that around an hour ago and in just 59 minutes time will be live in sydney for their spectacular fireworks display as they rin

i'm emily carver and i'm tom harwood rebellion is brewing as labour mp jonathan brash breaks ranks. he says the denial of waspi compensation flies in the face of previous statements from his own party. and in the last half houn own party. and in the last half hour, a second and third mp elected on a labour ticket have stuck the boot in calling for a vote on the issue. >> could elon musk land a political rocket in westminster after meeting nigel farage and new reform party treasurer nick cannon mar—a—lago this week, the rumours of an extraordinary $100 million donation are neither being confirmed nor denied, and back inflation has jumped to 2.6% after gdp shrunk for two consecutive months. >> can britain afford labour? that's the question today, as inflation jumps to its highest level in eight months, and another blow for sir keir starmer as the prime minister of mauritius rejects the chagos deal and demands that talks reopen. >> the government can't even surrender british sovereign territory. >> yeah, so the prime minister, he's been out and about lots of different countries. he com

. >> i'm tom harwood and i'm emily carver water rip off. >> well, as your bill jumps to nearly £600 ayear from april, water bosses are cleaning up with six figure bonuses. but will they clean up your local river.7 >> yes. will they indeed? and stop that money? the head of the electoral commission says the rules around political donations need strengthening this, amid reports that elon musk is set to donate up to $100 million to the reform party. why are they only saying this now? >> up to 100 labour mps could vote against the government's waspi women. betrayal, as some would put it, that if they get a vote, could this destabilise an already weakened prime minister ? already weakened prime minister? >> and it could be a very lonely christmas for prince andrew? he's decided to stay away from the royal family's retreat at sandringham. was it his choice? he's also now going to miss his family's traditional pre—christmas lunch at buckingham palace. >> and breaking news in the last few minutes. in the last minutes, the bank of england has held interest rates in yet another blow to the gover

happy christmas and welcome to the camilla tominey show today with me tom harwood filling in for camilla. now parliament might well be in recess now for christmas, but that doesn't mean it's been a quiet week in westminster. no, the leader of the house of commons, lucy powell, will join me to talk about keir starmer appointing lord mandelson as the uk's new ambassador to the us and the 30 bills she's putting before parliament. also, the shadow secretary of state for levelling up, housing and communities, kevin hollinrake, will join me. i'll ask him to reflect on kemi badenoch first few weeks in charge. former conservative minister for migration tom pursglove will join me to reflect on the year in politics and spokesman for republicans overseas uk, jonathan ewing, will reflect on a momentous year in us politics as we look forward and what we can look forward and what we can look forward to in 2025. plus, the pollster and founder of electoral calculus, martin baxter, will be here. we'll be taking a look at the polling around reform uk. is there rise real and can the party continue that gro

. >> i'm emily carver and i'm tom harwood save family farms. the showdown commences today in the commons as the tories force a vote on labour's tax rises as farmers plan another protest next week, with tractors warning of disruption over christmas. we're live on farms up and down the country and watching very closely indeed. will any rural labour mps rebel .7 labour mps rebel? >> and back to nationalisations ? >> and back to nationalisations? yes, it's not just the railways. >> the government is now considering the nationalisation of british steel, all in a last ditch attempt to save thousands of jobs. >> we're joined by the one politician in the country who's actually brought back steel making to his patch. >> the mayor of the tees valley, ben houchen. >> we are indeed and here's a bit of food for thought. say goodbye to porridge oats , goodbye to porridge oats, crackers, rice cakes included in advertising pies, pasties and garlic bread. however, they're all fine. that's according to bonkers new junk food ad ban laws. this is all very odd. is