he has the behaviour of captain tom moore's family . he destroyed moore's family.buc moore's family. he destroyed public trust in charities and also as a top politician defects from the snp to the tories. is it a betrayal of voters to change party? don't forget at 10:00 in mitake, at 10:00 i'll be dealing with the bbc, the fa and the premier league, who i believe have completely misread the situation in israel. lots to come . the pundits are next. when getting a good night's sleep is a struggle, try nytol herbal. made with natural plant extracts that have been used for decades... owl hoots ..nytol herbal is used to help you drift off gently. for a refreshing, restful night's sleep, say "good— nytol". >> well, we already live in a city with cameras on every street corner. it's called . london >> we'll say many emails coming in about what's happening in the middle east. kathy says, hi, mark. people should remember that not all jews support the israeli government and not all supporters of the palestinians supporters of the palestinians support hamas. that anyone shoul

captured tom moore. there we go.uring the dark days of covid. but his family have sparked outrage after admitting that they pocketed £800,000 of profit from his three books, despite suggestions that the money would go to the captain tom foundation set up in his name. the prologue of the autobiography actually read astonishingly at my age, with the offer to write this memoir, ihave the offer to write this memoir, i have also been given the chance to raise even more money for the charitable foundation now my name . now established in my name. well, family. they're well, his family. they're insisting he wanted the insisting that he wanted the cash to go them directly. and cash to go to them directly. and if think that charity if you think that charity scandal ring bell, well, scandal is ring a bell, well, you'd right, because, as do you'd be right, because, as do we oxfam failing to we remember, oxfam failing to act on reports their own staff were raping child of the were raping child victims of the 2010 earthquake in h

raised as captain tom moore.hat july , after achieving >> that july, after achieving the remarkable feat , he was the remarkable feat, he was rewarded with a knighthood from the late queen. and when he died in february 2021, then prime minister boris johnson joined the nation to clap in celebration of his extraordinary life . but that wasn't the end of life. but that wasn't the end of the story. speaker at his funeral, his daughter hannah ingram—moore, said she would continue what her father began through the captain tom foundation. >> what he did is he became a beacon of to hope the world. and, you know, he crossed the boundanes and, you know, he crossed the boundaries of gender, race, nationality and social status and age. not many people have done that. so we guard the legacy with our lives. >> however , it wasn't long >> however, it wasn't long before problems arose as 3—2, one, off you go . just one month one, off you go. just one month after captain tom's death, the charity commission started reviewing the

the daughter of nhs fundraiser captain sir tom moore is appealing today against an order to demolish k added onto a captain tom foundation building in the grounds bedfordshire home. >> yes, it comes the charity >> yes, it comes as the charity commission continues its inquiry into management commission continues its inquiry intoindependence management commission continues its inquiry into independence from anagement commission continues its inquiry into independence from sirgement commission continues its inquiry into independence from sir tom'st and independence from sir tom's family and businesses . ray family and businesses. ray addison has the details for us. >> it was april 20th, 20, the height of the first covid 19 lockdown and a second world war veteran was capturing the hearts of millions as captain tom moore . raised £38.9 million for the nhs by pledging to walk 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday. >> that july , after achieving >> that july, after achieving the remarkable feat , he was the remarkable feat, he was rewarded with a knighthood from the late queen. an

it is about captain sir tom moore, it's specifically the it. ecifically the it. it is about captain sir tom moothat his t's specifically the it. it is about captain sir tom moothat his daughter cally the it. it is about captain sir tom moothat his daughter hasv the fact that his daughter has admitted keeping . £800,000 from admitted keeping. £800,000 from the three books he wrote before he died. despite the prologue of one of them saying that the money would go to the charity in his name . so hannah ingram—moore his name. so hannah ingram—moore has publicly said how her father had wanted the family to keep the profits from the book in club nook limited , which is club nook limited, which is a firm set credit to the captain. tom foundation charity. so quite a lot going on here. i'm just going to give you a little bit more detail on all of this, really. so this there's been a controversy raging for quite some time. so the daughter of captain sir tom moore, has now admitted to keeping £800,000, apparently from those books that he he, of course, i w

the we're going to go i don't know what they're saying, it's tom moore.ell thanks for doing your research for us, paul. could you sum it up without sounding like you're having sort of medical having some sort of medical whole about story? whole thing about this story? >> man at the top doesn't >> is the man at the top doesn't know he believes. know himself what he believes. you back three years and you just go back three years and he was supporting corbyn's bid to minister and he to become prime minister and he was supporting everything that corbyn i know feels corbyn said. i know this feels like ground, but it's really like old ground, but it's really important the context. important for the context. keir starmer doesn't himself starmer doesn't know himself what what he's what he believes, so what he's trying do is a game here trying to do is play a game here where trying to please where he's trying to please everybody and that never works. yeah, work. i mean, yeah, it doesn't work. i mean, i'm myself. i often i'm a centrist myself. i often get caught mi

woody weighs in and as captain tom moore's shameless family admit, taking £800,000 from the sales of more? that's our big debate a little later on as always, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. well he's uncancelled. later in the show . uncancelled. later in the show. it's a blockbuster. two hours coming up, isn't it? right after the with polly middlehurst the news with polly middlehurst . patrick. >> thank you. well, the developing news tonight is that

. >> welcome back to the kamila tom moore show. these appalling scenes in israel as fighting continues to break out. i'm going to be joined now by sharren haskel. she's the member of the knesset for the centre right party, the national union party . sharon, thank you union party. sharon, thank you very much indeed for joining union party. sharon, thank you very much indeed forjoining me. i can i can only imagine is an absolutely appalling time for you and fellow israelis. can you describe the situation there for to us give us an idea of exactly what's going on? >> thank you for m.asam this has been one of our most devastating attacks that we've experienced in more than 50 years since the war of yom kippur. in more than 50 years since the war of yom kippur . this wasn't war of yom kippur. this wasn't just a declaration of war by hamas, but this was actually war crimes that were committed against the israeli people. these were crimes against humanity . if you follow some of humanity. if you follow some of these videos that were publi

woody weighs in and as captain tom moore's shameless family admit, taking £800,000 from the sales ofhe cash, can we trust charities any more? that's our big debate a little later on as always, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. well he's uncancelled. later in the show . uncancelled. later in the show. it's a blockbuster. two hours coming up, isn't it? right after the with polly middlehurst the news with polly middlehurst . patrick. >> thank you. well, the developing news tonight is that the uk is now sending spy planes and two royal navy ships to the eastern mediterranean in new plans to support israel . the plans to support israel. the aircraft will begin patrols tomorrow to track threats to regional stability, such as the transfer of weapons to terrorist groups. prime minister rishi sunak says the military support would prevent further escalation in the british armed forces. will be on standby to deliver practical support to israel and partners in the region and offer deterrence and reassurance .

i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker the formidable ex—government minister and widdecombe plus tom moores and widdecombe is listening to gb news radio. >> mark says, john, what is the point of a second hand electric car as the batteries are useless? >> i've got to say, none of you at the moment are having electric cars, but keep those emails coming. catch up emails coming. i'll catch up with 1030. but it's time with them at 1030. but it's time now and now for the newsmaker. and following bold speech in the following her bold speech in the united about illegal united states about illegal immigration failure of immigration and the failure of multiculturalism. suella braverman has faced an unlikely backlash from her predecessor in the home office, priti patel, who in an interview this weekend labelled braverman an attention seeker . this as tensions grow seeker. this as tensions grow within the cabinet about whether the uk should leave the european convention on human rights in order to tackle illegal crossings in the channel. meanwhile, former prime minister liz truss will be lobbying coll

ingram—moore, who's the daughter of the late capt , ingram—moore, who's the daughter of the late capt, sir tom mooree has built for personal use. i think she's really tarnished her own reputation and that of her late father's. >> okay , now she says it's for >> okay, now she says it's for the foundation and a legacy that many locals can use. older people with health problems. but look, that. how look, thank you for that. how about rebecca, your jackass? >> alicia keys, as >> mine's alicia keys, who, as you discussed earlier nana, you discussed earlier with nana, either incredibly poorly either is incredibly poorly informed or not brave enough to nail her colours to the mast of palestine and really, really problematic. but she said she shared post saying shared an instagram post saying she when paragliding was paragliding when paragliding was used as a tool for war crimes earlier this week . by. earlier this week. by. >> okay, brilliant. well, look here is the winner . yes, indeed here is the winner. yes, indeed it is the welsh said, thank you so much for my brilliant pundits tonight you for your com

i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker the formidable ex—government minister and widdecombe plus tom moores and widdecombe is listening to gb news radio. >> mark says, john, what is the point of a second hand electric car as the batteries are useless? >> i've got to say, none of you at the moment are having electric cars, but keep those emails coming. catch up emails coming. i'll catch up with 1030. but it's time with them at 1030. but it's time now and now for the newsmaker. and following bold speech in the following her bold speech in the united about illegal united states about illegal immigration failure of immigration and the failure of multiculturalism. suella braverman has faced an unlikely backlash from her predecessor in the home office, priti patel, who in an interview this weekend labelled braverman an attention seeker . this as tensions grow seeker. this as tensions grow within the cabinet about whether the uk should leave the european convention on human rights in order to tackle illegal crossings in the channel. meanwhile, former prime minister liz truss will be lobbying coll

sir tom moore's daughter confessed to daughter has confessed to pocketing £800,000 from books writtenveteran. we're going to be talking about that and also fail but not forgotten, the sycamore gap tree from hadrian's wall will be removed today after it was felled in an act of vandalism . that and much more vandalism. that and much more after your morning's news with . rihanna >> good morning . it's 1031. rihanna >> good morning . it's1031. your >> good morning. it's1031. your top stories from the newsroom . top stories from the newsroom. the us secretary of state has arrived in israel to try and secure the release of more than 100 people being held hostage by hamas in gaza. 100 people being held hostage by hamas in gaza . antony blinken's hamas in gaza. antony blinken's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. he'll also hold discussions with us allies in the region to try and prevent a wider war. anthony blinken says israel will get everything it needs to defend itself if the united states has israel's back. >> we have the ba

close to body to do the triangle here, tom moore is to hard because they make all true and she can'tght have said one more say yes . gerry moynihan one more say yes. gerry moynihan . absolutely fantastic . . absolutely fantastic. >> oh that is wonderful . and >> oh that is wonderful. and that's i mean, it really suits that's i mean, it really suits that big kind of song. >> having a full orchestra that was last year, wasn't it? >> having a full orchestra that wasthat year, wasn't it? >> having a full orchestra that wasthat was, wasn't it? >> having a full orchestra that wasthat was probably t? >> having a full orchestra that wasthat was probably a couple of >> that was probably a couple of years ago. but i've done that show last year so that that same orchestra, north, show last year so that that same orchnarea, north, show last year so that that same orchnare big north, show last year so that that same orchnare big shout north, show last year so that that same orchnare big shout out north, show last year so that that same orchnare big shout out to north, show last year so that that

close to body to do the triangle here, tom moore is to hard because they make all true and she can'tt have said one more say yes . gerry moynihan one more say yes. gerry moynihan . absolutely fantastic . . absolutely fantastic. >> oh that is wonderful . and >> oh that is wonderful. and that's i mean, it really suits that's i mean, it really suits that big kind of song. >> having a full orchestra that was last year, wasn't it? >> having a full orchestra that wasthat year, wasn't it? >> having a full orchestra that wasthat was, wasn't it? >> having a full orchestra that wasthat was probably t? >> having a full orchestra that wasthat was probably a couple of >> that was probably a couple of years ago. but i've done that show last year so that that same orchestra, north, show last year so that that same orchnarea, north, show last year so that that same orchnare big north, show last year so that that same orchnare big shout north, show last year so that that same orchnare big shout out north, show last year so that that same orchnare big shout out to north, show last year so that that sa

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home and if they see me, i will tell to all of them, to daphna, to ela, to noam , to declare, to tom mooreme and i'm sending them strength and i'm sending them strength and hugs and power and energy and hugs and power and energy and be strong. we are strong here for you . here for you. >> okay? li thank you so, so much for coming on. and all the best. we stage. yeah, we want to stay in touch with you and see if we can keep keep highlighting this issue. so thank you very much and all the best and god bless as well . serhejenos nieces bless as well. serhejenos nieces , two nieces, eight years old and 15 years old are are under hostage , are being held hostage hostage, are being held hostage by hamas . grief. okay. so people by hamas. grief. okay. so people are protesting all over the country at the moment or are due to anyway, sorry, i should say this evening, but how are police deaung this evening, but how are police dealing with a potentially spiralling situation ? i'm joined spiralling situation? i'm joined now by former mets active peter bleksley. peter a little later than planned, obvio

. >> tom moore he was 17, about my two nieces. doubt is incredibly traumatic for you, but did you say that at least one of your relatives has been killed ? killed? >> but to the mother, not my sister. >> the my sister , ex—husband, >> the my sister, ex—husband, girlfriend , dikla and she used girlfriend, dikla and she used to live with him at the house at nahel oz and her son from the previous marriage. >> okay . and what kind of >> okay. and what kind of information are you getting at all from the israeli government about about what's being done to get some contact with the hostages? is there any negotiation taking place? you don't seem like you you having much contact there? no no, we don't have information. >> might self believe that even if they have something, they probably they won't share everything is too sensitive. the two girls kept it. gaza and it can be too sensitive. so i believe i believe i. i i trust them. i believe that they will do the they will do everything to bring the girls back and all the citizens we were ki

have a over a million muslim, which they give the labours and the keir starmer knows and the case tom mooretarmer has to support the support the and the israel which which he will the israel will. >> one thing i have to tell you is in my heart supporting israel, saying israel will israel, saying israel will israel will decide who going to be prime minister in this country. simple as is in my country. simple as that is in my heart . and i'm saying it from my heart. and i'm saying it from my this is way how it goes. this is the way how it goes. this is the way we had the germany exactly what i'm germany is exactly what i'm talking about. germany is exactly what i'm taliright? out. is a germany is exactly what i'm taliright?out. is a very >> right? which is a very bizarre bar logic. >> right? which is a very bizarre bar logic . so you're bizarre bar logic. so you're you're saying what? that israel you're saying what? that israel you think israel is going to decide , but the effect. decide, but the effect. >> absolutely . it's my opinion. >> absolutely. it's my opinion. >> absolutely. it's my o

that our political editor christopher hope, has done with the labour leader, sir keir starmer yes, tom mooreotests you've seen? all protests you've seen? we've all seen in london and across the uk in week. in the past week. >> very concerned and so are >> i'm very concerned and so are the family members and friends that spoken we've seen that i've spoken to. we've seen this in london. we see it not infrequently and there's a real sense of deep anxiety , sense of deep anxiety, obviously, in relation to the events in israel, the appalling, shocking events you know, cold blooded murder of men , women and blooded murder of men, women and children . and it's terrorism and children. and it's terrorism and hamas bears the responsibility , hamas bears the responsibility, but huge amount of anxiety. >> since your speech here in liverpool, you mentioned brexit in your speech just once, but you said here in 2018 at the party conference that you weren't second weren't ruling out a second referendum. prime referendum. if your prime minister , if your elected prime minister, if your elected prime minister

able to start closing hotels because they're processing asylum claims quicker than they were before tom moorephrasing a little bit here. they didn't quite say it was nonsense, but they argue that actually what they're doing is just rushing claims through. and so happens is a genuine so what happens is a genuine asylum seekers claims get overlooked and b this huge, huge black backlog that we've got nearly 100,000 people who are waiting on average over a year, 430 days to get their asylum claims processed. this backlog moves from the home office to the courts. it doesn't disappear. people who've had their asylum claim rejected simply take the issue to the courts and you get a huge, huge backlog in the courts. finally, some of them will get through and they'll go back into the backlog the home office. so backlog at the home office. so essentially, this report suggests jenrick suggests that no robert jenrick is . home office, the is wrong. the home office, the home office's to sure home office's plan to make sure that these migrants are processed faster, make sure these able to close. these hotel

. >> i have to say, that's not as bad as i thought it needs to be more of it has tom moore you know, primary school teacher. he sort of he speaks slowly. he deliberately. he speaks down to people . he speaks down to people. >> it seems very patronising, doesn't it? and also, i just was wondering, where do you get a coffee has posh coffee coffee shop that has posh coffee and sarson's vinegar and the sarson's vinegar on the table? never seen that. >> no. >> no. >> and twiddly music and >> and that twiddly music and the the open closed sign, the and the open closed sign, it's just so forced. >> exactly . >> exactly. >> exactly. >> do they appear to have wayne rooney in there ? rooney sat in there? >> the thing is, you've got to play >> the thing is, you've got to play to your strengths as a leader. don't leader. right. so i don't understand his campaign understand what his campaign team he's not at team are doing. he's not good at being to down earth guy. he being the to down earth guy. he isn't that person. he lives a rarefied life. he's got this posh holiday home in california. i know

and the chat bot was saying things tom moore that's a very wise plan of action.ite so it doesn't quite and so it doesn't differentiate between your day at work of using i really don't like my boss or the traffic was terrible and your plan to kill the queen, it doesn't really understand the seriousness of it. understands how to it. it just understands how to carry a conversation and carry on a conversation and reinforce be compassionate . reinforce and be compassionate. and that is the same compassion appued and that is the same compassion applied you applied whether you were planning the queen or planning to kill the queen or whether mildly whether you're just mildly annoyed day at work. annoyed with your day at work. >> and so many of viewers >> and so many of our viewers have been getting in touch this morning thought have been getting in touch this morningwas thought have been getting in touch this morningwas a thought have been getting in touch this morningwas a much ought have been getting in touch this morningwas a much bigger treason was a much bigger offe

you've got some receivers that have made tom psome plays for y here in the second half. most notably, 5, calhoun, 8, moore. the backs can be a factor. the big question to me is, can this offensive line, in an obvious passing situation, can they protect. can they give leonard enough time to try to make a read and get a good throw out? >> rece: first play of the drive. hagans scoots out of bounds after picking up five. >> kirk: notre dame will take that, even though he gets out of bounds. five-yard gain. it's all about the clock for notre dame. >> rece: that one win against sam hartman and wake forest last year before hartman transferred to notre dame. and leonard hit. ball's loose -- and leonard is clutching his ankle. and the football still loose -- and it's notre dame football. you hate to see that. boy, oh, boy, i hope he's okay. oh, boy. >> rece: just a devastating way for this to end for duke. and he's being attended to on the field. >> kirk: we talked about a notre dame veteran defender is going to have to make a play and it ends up being howard cross. beats his man, gifts to the football before rile

moore. so. and there are obviously millions and millions of pounds raised during the pandemic because of captain tom saying that the £800,000, which is attributed to three books, which he wrote and sold he wanted her to keep. so she's not actually saying, oh, we kept money. she's saying we're kept money that he wanted us to keep. i mean, this is the woman in the book's woman is said in the book's prologue that it raising prologue that it was raising money charity. prologue that it was raising mo and charity. prologue that it was raising mo and i charity. prologue that it was raising mo and i think ty. prologue that it was raising mo and i think when think of >> and i think when you think of charity, think the charity, you don't think the rich captain tom rich daughter of captain tom who's year on who's making 85 grand a year on a salary in the charity anyway, i mean, this like she's i mean, this seems like she's really the pips to get really squeezing the pips to get as she can. as much money as she can. >> know what? i know the i >> you know what? i know the i know the feeling. you know, you see, h

moore. the victory breaks chicago's 14 day losing streak which dates back to october of last year. >>> tom brady'sinal game jersey could set a record on the auction block next month. buyers are expected to bid up to $2.5 million for the number 12 grass stains and all. that price would make it the most valuable jersey ever sold by more than double. brady wore the jersey last february in the final game of his career which spanned 23 seasons. he retired with seven super bowl rings and a long list of nfl records of course. >>> to basketball where the philadelphia 76ers say star center joel embiid has committed to playing for team usa at the 2024 paris olympics. the reigning mvp was born in cam maroon and holds american and french citizenship. he told reporters earlier this week that it was a tough choice between the three options that he had. the six time all-star is set to join lebron james, steph curry, kevin durant and others xwho expressed interest in playing for the usa. what an opportunity to see them all together. >>> top executives at the golden state warriors say that they will back a new wnb

if you have a on mooring --unmoo ring of that, something breaks. tom don't understand all sides in golf -- soccer and i couldn't tell liverpool goal is a gol. jon: you should have heard the drama in the bramo household. tom: was john michael medicated? [laughter] jon: the video referee knew it was off-site and realized too late. they thought it was too late to go back and call it the goal which is bizarre and there is talk about replaying the game which is utterly ridiculous. tom: i do not know that. jon: the fan base would like it to happen. tom: let's do an on-site data trick -- check. it is 2.27% and i cannot say it in -- enough about yields up right on resistance. jon: treasuries down and down hard over the last four years -- weeks. the thirty-year up by four or five basis points up to 4.75. 1.0530. crude, the rally continues with the dollar strength, 91.20. to lisa's point, a pop on equities after the resolution in washington over the weekend does not stick. it faced quickly. tom: i would love to see in the opening bell, i would like to get to the

tom baker was doctor who. you're you're old you're saying you're a bit old fashioned ? i yes. and fashioned? oh, i am, yes. and perhaps that's the same vintage because think , is because roger moorelute epitome of james bond, because he does it with such charm and humour. yeah, he did. and makes it very good. family viewing , actually. yeah. family viewing, actually. yeah. and i watch it endlessly with my sons and my daughters, not so keen on it. and the double entendres pass over them, which is great because othennise it might be slightly more embarrassing. >> it's a great franchise. we just need to stop worrying about what colour or gender they are, but we have maintain but we have to maintain the franchise . franchise. >> we agree about the >> but if we agree about the gender agree >> but if we agree about the gendethe agree >> but if we agree about the gendethe gender. agree >> but if we agree about the gendethe gender. you gree >> but if we agree about the gendethe gender. you know, this about the gender. you know, this is this has made a lot of money for almost everybody, especially the and why we the james bond's and why we should change a successful should change a very s

tom's family yesterday. confess to pocketing money from the £39 million nhs fund raising veteran. tearful daughter, hannah ingram—moorehad written . wow. wow, wow. he had written. wow. wow, wow. well, there we go. that will no doubt be a talking point around the dinner tables and the breakfast tables. et cetera. tomorrow. that's an exclusive in the captain tom's family's the sun. captain tom's family's confession. can we whiz over confession. can we whiz it over to the guardian? yep, we will. is suspended between is reilly's suspended between fear, grief and foreboding pictures on the front of the guardian. of course , of tearful, guardian. of course, of tearful, mournful . all israelis. mournful. all israelis. netanyahu forms war cabinet as crisis grows. nice to see. no ridiculously offensive cartoons on the front page of the guardian, which is a nice change. sometimes there. daily express now outrage over order. not to jail rapists as prisons are full fury has greeted a plan to temporarily stop sending rapists and burglars to jail pnsons rapists and burglars to jail prisons are full. apparently, that , prisons are f