one story to bring you, their family of captain sir tom moore have lost a planning application law againstordshire council. they use the foundation name on the first plans with revised application then turned down. we can cross to the newsroom and our correspondence who has been following this. what has been announced today? well, if! been announced today? well, if i give you some information about what has just been released. the central bedfordshire council have announced an appeal that was made by captain sir tom moore�*s family has been lost and that means that a building that is in the land of the family home where captain sir tom moore used to live now has to be torn down. this building was originally given planning permission but it seems along the way, that building�*s use has changed. so there was a building originally that was smaller and this one actually now had a spa and kitchen facility. the council said that the scale and the mass of the partially built building had resulted in harm to the old rectory, the family home, which is a grade two listed building. that is their deci

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the family of captain sir tom moore have lost a planning application appeal against the demolition ofsir tom moore became a lockdown icon, giving people much—needed cheer during the pandemic as he walked 100 laps of his bedfordshire garden. but now, in that very same garden, stands this new c—shaped block — a building set up in his name which has been at the centre of a highly publicised planning row. permission was granted for this back in 2021, for an l—shaped structure, for use of the occupiers and the late fundraiser�*s charity, the captain tom foundation. but what emerged was slightly larger, with an added wing and a spa pool, not popular with some. it�*s not been great living here because there�*s obviously people that are for it and people that are against it. revised planning permission sought by captain sir tom�*s family was turned down and the local council ordered that the building be demolished. when the family appealed, they said the building would enable the public to enjoy captain sir tom�*s work, and the pool would offer rehabilitation sessions to elderly people in the

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let's bring in tom moore.should've uplifted them, warned them, why is that not in our best interests to do that? >> it is in our country's best interest, but he doesn't want to solve the problem. he hasn't done one thing to solve the problem and he didn't give them a dollar under president trump. they talked about it and president trump to the right thing. it is a great opportunity. president trump is one of the only ones that don't want to fix this problem. >> i look at what is happening in israel, i see the challenges in ukraine, i see the challenges in the south china sea, all of these people are pulling the strings, part of it is to make us so dizzy with challenges that we cannot handle that they will go ahead and have their way. how do you explain these individuals at the border? and there's almost no immigration policy, they walk up and you can see, you say that you have never seen this before. [inaudible] >> both of them had requirements to come to the country, in the last year and a half we have nearly

there's tom moore and if that is moore on twitter. and if that is oil gas, then be it. t. tom moore. have you got any limits with that? you be happy to with that? would you be happy to invest? say like invest? i don't know. say like invest? i don't know. say like in companies or whatever. in arms companies or whatever. if stopped investing in arms companies or whatever. if energy stopped investing in arms companies or whatever. if energy companies, investing in arms companies or whatever. if energy companies, thezsting in arms companies or whatever. if energy companies, the wells in energy companies, the wells pension be in a worse pension pot would be in a worse state than it currently is, says somebody else on twitter. be careful you wish for. careful what you wish for. i don't know, if you don't know. you know, if you look some of oil look at some of these oil companies always just companies that are always just prospering, a straight line up the you might imagine the way you might imagine that they let's talk elgin they do. right let's talk elgin marbles see, this is

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captain sir tom moore's bills. appeal against the demolition of an unauthorised spa at her home. hannah ingram—moore and her husband had appealed against the demolition order by central by central bedfordshire council. they used captain tom foundation name on the first proposal with revised plans, then turn down the organisation, which was founded in june 2020, in honour of sir tom is currently being investigated by the charity commission . amazon workers are commission. amazon workers are launching a series of strikes today in a long running dispute over pay . members of the gmb over pay. members of the gmb union at the online giant's coventry site will walk out for three days and again on black friday at the end of the month. the union announced around 1000 workers will be on strike after criticising a pay offer. it said was worth £1 an hour. the and a breakthrough drug is being offered to thousands of women in england to reduce their risk of developing breast cancer. the nhs says around 300,000 post menopausal w

—4 or —5 countryside, tom moore —4 or —5 celsius is possible, but it means a sunny start with those, thicker cloud in the west, outbreaks of rain moving in and this slowly pushing its way eastwards through the day. best of the sunshine holding on across of scotland. across parts of scotland. thicker cloud developing elsewhere and the winds just starting to increase across the far southwest as milder approaches here, 11 or 12 celsius, elsewhere, cold day celsius, but elsewhere, cold day once more, 4 or 5 degrees at best into monday. that low pressure still around, giving outbreaks of showery rain across england and wales in particular, some heavy bursts possible, brighter skies for northern ireland and scotland. but quite windy across some eastern coast and it stays unsettled as we move through this week with further outbreaks rain and further outbreaks of rain and temperatures cold side and hello and welcome to gb news saturday. >> i'm dawn neesom for the next three hours, i'll be keeping you company on tv online and on digital radio. keep you up to date on the stories that really m

now, captain sir tom moore's daughter has lost an appeal against the demolition of an unauthorised sparher husband had appealed against the demolition order by central bedfordshire council . they used bedfordshire council. they used the captain tom foundation name on the first proposal, all but revised plans were then turned down. the organisation, which was founded in june 2020, in honour of sir tom, is currently being investigated by the charity commission . grocery charity commission. grocery price inflation has fallen to single digits for the first time in 16 months. mark research group kantar says it's the eighth consecutive decline since the figure peaked in march. however, customers are only seeing year on year price falls in a number of categories, including butter, pasta and milk and uk house prices rose for the first time in six months. in october, marking the first monthly increase since march , monthly increase since march, according to the halifax , the according to the halifax, the average house price jumped by around £3,000 month on month, the mortgage lender saying pnces

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but look, king charles is than ever before ng more time than ever before tom moore castle order mooreto be to his to be closer to his grandchildren after the prince and of wales moved and princess of wales moved their to windsor their family to the windsor estate think this estate last year. i think this is it's wholesome, it's is lovely. it's wholesome, it's nice. family often nice. the royal family has often at copped a fair bit of at times copped a fair bit of criticism for, know, being criticism for, you know, being part i think, by the way, part of us. i think, by the way, is not uncommon in aristocratic circles where, you know, the family necessarily always family is not necessarily always as is. you know, as close as it is. you know, around doreen and dave's at around at doreen and dave's at number 42. but is it a sign of how much the king is relishing his grandfather? his duties at grandfather? and also this shine also so, look, does this shine another spotlight or maybe the disservice that harry is doing to his own kids here by denying them this opportunity he yeah. >> okay.

but look, king charles is than ever before ng more time than ever before tom moore castle order mooreto his to be closer to his grandchildren after the prince and of wales moved and princess of wales moved their to windsor their family to the windsor estate think this estate last year. i think this is it's wholesome, it's is lovely. it's wholesome, it's nice. family often nice. the royal family has often at copped a fair bit of at times copped a fair bit of criticism for, know, being criticism for, you know, being part i think, by the way, part of us. i think, by the way, is not uncommon in aristocratic circles where, you know, the family necessarily always family is not necessarily always as is. you know, as close as it is. you know, around doreen and dave's at around at doreen and dave's at number 42. but is it a sign of how much the king is relishing his and his duties at grandfather? and also this shine also so, look, does this shine another spotlight or maybe the disservice that harry is doing to his own kids here by denying them this opportunity he yeah. >> okay. so to answer th

there it is lit up blue and when captain sir tom moore died, the arch was lit up in the colours of thetar world cup, the football association showed support for the lgbtq plus community. of course, by showing off the colours of the rainbow flag and famously wembley showed its solidarity with ukraine following russia's invasion . following russia's invasion. there it is, blue and yellow, of course . however, after hamas's course. however, after hamas's terrorist attack on israel that killed 1400 people, the fa wasn't quite so quick to support israel. and the controversy sparked by that incident has led to the fa deciding not to light up the arch to show any kind of political support in the future. that's right from now on, it will only be used for events related to wembley's purpose as a sport and entertainment value venue. so let's get the thoughts now of jewish sports. journalist good pal of mine, johnny gould. johnny, an absolute pleasure. it's been too long, mate. cut straight to the chase . the fa straight to the chase. the fa and stadium will back and wembley stadium will back any

lbc by the way, is a minor radio tom moore inferior broadcaster. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> why weren't you right two faces. >> right to two faces. >> right to two faces. >> right. up next. >> right. up next. >> i was waiting for that. yeah >> i was waiting for that. yeah >> after pmqs, it's >> all right. after pmqs, it's going be gb news live with going to be gb news live with pip tomson and tom harwood this afternoon. afternoon both you're going one. going to have a busy one. >> oh, it is going to be an extraordinarily busy day, as you've been talking the you've been talking about, the machinations tory machinations within the tory party. what exactly will the party. what exactly will be the fallout? the prime fallout? how will the prime minister respond? hear minister respond? we'll hear from in just a few moments from him in just a few moments time and we'll dissect all. time and we'll dissect that all. but of course, splits in but also, of course, splits in the labour party a big vote this evening. could keir starmer be about to sack shadow about to sack 17 shadow ministers ? ministers

towns and cities close to freezing below freezing in the countryside, tom moore minus five moore minusthose fog patches still around. first thing further north and east, thicker cloud in the west, outbreaks of rain moving in and this slowly pushing its way east, forwards through the day. best the sunshine holding best of the sunshine holding on across scotland . across parts of scotland. thicker developing thicker cloud developing elsewhere and the winds just starting to increase across the far southwest as milder approaches here, 11 or 12 celsius, but elsewhere, cold day once more, 4 or 5 degrees at best into monday. that low pressure still around, giving outbreaks of showery rain across england and wales in particular, some heavy bursts possible, brighter skies for northern ireland and scotland . but it's ireland and scotland. but it's quite some eastern quite windy across some eastern coast and it stays unsettled as we move through this week with further outbreaks of rain and temperatures the cold side 53 minutes after 4:00. >> if you've just tuned in, where have you been so don't w

tom moore i'll keep going. please . please do. >> yeah.hern ireland secretary there. >> gillian keegan there saying, how are you doing ? how are you doing? >> and that's a hint of something there from alister jack that's right. >> the cabinet, they've , they've >> the cabinet, they've, they've seen the detail of the autumn statement behind me. they've signed off the detail. now they're all grinning, which is quite good sign, maybe for quite a good sign, maybe for viewers of gb news. maybe we're going they finally get going to get they finally get some the of some break from the cost of living crisis. it won't be a lot, though, as thresholds are going they pulling in going up. they are pulling in these and nurses, these teachers and nurses, doctors shouldn't really be doctors who shouldn't really be paying doctors who shouldn't really be paying income paying the higher rate of income taxes. was saying taxes. liam halligan was saying so eloquently. so i think you know, there be some good know, there should be some good news. think coming for

tom: they are. cook and deandre moore, also a true freshman, with arch manning, good looking 2023 recruiting class for>> dusty: and cj baxter, who started at running back, as well. >> dave: wisner to the 49, first career completion for arch manning. an extra day for texas, with all the guys banged up in this game, will, you would think, help them as they get ready for the big 12 championship game in arlington next saturday. for a moment, let's celebrate what texas has done to this point of the year. 11-1, 8-1 in league competing for the big 12 championship for the first time since '18. great chance to win for the first time since '09. gul flag comes down. >> referee: holding offense number 72. ten-yard penalty, second down. >> dave: six straight wins since the oklahoma loss. we touched on georgia and florida state, maybe tough games tomorrow. we hope they'll be more competitive than this one was. florida state taking on florida, 7:00 eastern, espn. abc 7:30 kick, georgia at georgia tech. >> dusty: the game in the swamp, georgia tech, what a job by the way they've done. it's going to be a tall task tho

tom moore scandal when it comes to harry and meghan, i know you're shocked.ised , but the sun is reporting that a second member of the extended royal household , it's likely not royal household, it's likely not a member of the royal family, but as some body that works within the household made the disparaging comments , neither disparaging comments, neither individual is named in omid scobie's book. scobie claims to know who they are but doesn't want to reveal them out of fear and litigation. as far as the current status of prince harry and the king's relationship, omen says in 2021, an overworked prince charles at the time avoided a meeting request from prince harry and ordered staff to get rid of him. discussions between the two since the release of spare have been described as cautious , and the described as cautious, and the book claims that prince harry longs for reconciliation . while longs for reconciliation. while meghan markle has no desire to step foot in england again , do step foot in england again, do we know whether this book has been co operate

tom: from west virginia, put ago royalty. shelley moore capito.on the backbone of the appellations and america's well -- appalachians and america as well. considering funding for israel and for ukraine. let me do a market check before we get to some important voices. it's been a nonstop lift from about 2:02 yesterday wall street time. vix comes in storming. 16.44 . can you imagine a 15 vix? -24 basis points for the pros keeping score. adjusted yield has cratered. that is the proper word. from 2.50% to 2.30%. a ginormous drop. maybe not what chairman pal really wanted to see. i will leave it at that right now. this conversation is so important. jonathan and lisa are off. scarlet fu helping out today. double duty for bloomberg television and radio. this afternoon on apple earnings. we turn to the politics of what we are witnessing. the horror we are witnessing in gaza. whatever your political police. oliver crook on watch until levine. annmarie hordern in washington this morning. most politics across the aisle, politicians just want to get to monday

bob michael of jp morgan in the studio, tom porcelli of pjm fixed income and kate moore of blackrock.ut of the room, frankly, for the federal reserve. lisa brammertz, thank you so much. again, we welcome all of you here. really sparing dow was going to stay with you on radio and television here through the half hour. got a good 20 minutes to go here. and now to shift from the economics of doctor carpenter, much more to what we see in fixed income. ira jersey joins us. he's chief us interest rate strategist at bloomberg intelligence. ira, your thoughts on a refunding? clearly, the equity markets like it. yeah, i think people were hedged for maybe even more long end issuance than the treasury market delivered. and i heard you just talking to mr. carpenter there, talking about it. you know, the fact that the treasury department kind of is looking for where they can get the best demand for the product that they're selling and and by doing a little bit less in the long end and a little bit more in the front end, you've seen a pretty decent rally as an as a knee jerk reaction to this announ

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