tom foundation connector award. the regulator also criticised hannah ingram—moore for earning of the charity, was, the regulator saidre eye watering and we understand he captain, tom charity, is now considering taking legal action against the family to try and recover some of that money. the ingram moores have said the charity commission has treated them unfairly. the process was unjust and excessive and the regulator had a predetermined agenda. the astonishing £39 million captain sir tom moore raised all went to charity, but the actions of his family seem to have tarnished that legacy. joe pike, bbc news. a documentary from a largely british filmmaking team on the life of christopher reeve, the actor who portrayed superman, is emerging as a favourite in the looming 0scars race. reeve was one of hollywood s biggest stars four decades ago but in 1995, he was paralyzed from the neck down after a horse riding accident. a documentary from a largely british filmmaking team on the life of christopher reeve, the actor who portrayed superman, is emerging as a favourite in the looming 0scars race. reeve was one of hollywood

captain sir tom moore raised almost £40 million for good causes during lockdown, by walking laps of hisves captain tom s daughter, hannah, was partly motivated by self—interest. the charity commission says she and her husband personally financially benefited from their association with the foundation. joe pike has the story. he was an international fundraising sensation who provided hope at the height of the pandemic. everybody put their shoulders to the wheel and we won through and i'm sure we can do that again with everybody�*s help. thanks, captain tom! raising £39 million for nhs charities. # happy birthday, captain tom, daddy, grandpa...# and by his side throughout, the daughter we now know financially benefited from her association with the captain tom foundation. jack gilbert was the charity's final chief executive before it was mothballed. he has 30 years experience in the sector. when i came in, i must admit, i was gobsmacked. i was shocked at the number of systems thatjust did not accord with best practice. i'm delighted to be here at ashton vale club for young people to give

a highly critical report by the charity commission says the family of captain sir tom moore damaged public book deal. the watchdog says the war veteran's daughter, hannah ingram—moore, and her husband colin "repeatedly benefited" from the foundation set up in his name. it found there were repeated instances of a "blurring of boundaries between private and charitable interests". and it concluded their actions amounted to misconduct, mismanagement or both. our investigations correspondentjoe pike reports. he was an international fundraising sensation who provided hope at the height of the pandemic. # happy birthday, captain tom, daddy, grandpa...# and by his side throughout, the daughter we now know financially benefited from the captain tom foundation, including with a publishing dealfor three books. there was a £11; million book deal where, because of the marketing around it, and also because of captain sir tom's own words in the foreword, the public would have expected some of that money to go to charity, and it didn't. it went directly to the ingram—moores. what is your message to the in

captain tom moore raised £4 million during lockdown by walking in his garden.ughter was partly motivated by self—interest, the charity commission says she and her husband personally financially benefited from their association with the foundation. our investigations correspondent has more. he was an international fundraising sensation who provided hope at the height of the pandemic. everybody put their shoulders to the wheel and we'll won through and i'm sure we can do that again with everybody�*s help. thanks, captain tom! raising £39 million for nhs charities. # happy birthday, captain tom, daddy, grandpa...#. and by his side throughout, the daughter we now know financially benefited from her association with the captain tom foundation. jack gilbert was the charity's final chief executive before it was mothballed. he has 30 years experience in the sector. when i came in, i must admit, i was gobsmacked. i was shocked at the number of systems thatjust did not accord with best practice. i'm delighted to be here at ashton vale club for young people to give them t

a report by the charity commission has said relatives of the covid fundraiser captain sir tom moore receivedl but refused to give any of it to the foundation set up in his name. the family said this report had treated them "unfairly" and that the process was "unjust and excessive". freezing conditions have led to more disruption across the uk, with hundreds of schools closed in scotland, england and wales. with difficult conditions on the roads, the aa warned motorists to drive with extreme caution. there's a yellow weather warning in place for much of the uk, heading into the weekend, with storm bert expected to arrive on saturday. you're live with bbc news. donald trump has been forced to make a new pick for attorney—general after the man he chose to become his next us attorney—general — matt gaetz — said he is withdrawing his name from consideration. the decision comes as the former congressman was facing new allegations about a second sexual encounter, with a girl he had met at a party. the girl was reportedly 17 at the time. trump's new pick is former attorney general of florida, pam bo

a report by the charity commission has said relatives of the covid fundraiser, captain sir tom moore, refused to give any of it to the foundation set up in his name. the family said this report had treated them "unfairly" and that the process was "unjust and excessive". you're live with bbc news. donald trump has nominated the veteran prosecutor pam bondi as his new attorney—general after his previous nominee matt gaetz withdrew from consideration for the role. ms bondi was one of mr trump's defence lawyers during his first impeachment trial in 2020. a long—time ally of the president—elect, she previously served as attorney general of florida. mr trump said in that role she worked to stop trafficking of deadly drugs and reduced deaths from fentanyl overdose. the decision comes as mr gaetz was facing new allegations about a second sexual encounter, with a girl he had met at a party. the girl was reportedly 17 at the time. gaetz announced he was stepping down on x saying(ff gfx) gaetz announced he was stepping down on x saying �*while the momentum was strong, it is clear that my confirm

captain sir tom moore raised almost £40 million during lockdown by walking laps of his garden. he believes captain tom s daughter hannah was partly motivated by self—interest. the charity commission says she and her husband personally financially benefited from their association with the foundation. our investigations correspondent joe pike has more. he was an international fundraising sensation who provided hope at the height of the pandemic. everybody put their shoulders to the wheel and we'll won through and i'm sure we can do that again with everybody�*s help. thanks, captain tom! raising £39 million for nhs charities. # happy birthday, captain tom, daddy, grandpa...# and by his side throughout, the daughter we now know financially benefited from her association with the captain tom foundation. jack gilbert was the charity's final chief executive before it was mothballed. he has 30 years experience in the sector. when i came in, i must admit, i was gobsmacked. i was shocked at the number of systems thatjust did not accord with best practice. i'm delighted to be here at asht

but when the sun rises the next day, the well-deserved is moored back in the harbor. and tomand jackie are nowhere to be found. >> when i first got the call, i had one of the detectives. i said, head out to the yacht, see what you can see. >> the hawks family files a missing persons report after tom and jackie and their suv aren't seen for weeks. when now retired newport beach detective sergeant david binnington enters the yacht to look for them. >> there wasn't any signs of violence. >> in fact, it's immaculately clean. the only clue a receipt for bleach heavy duty trash bags and tums. >> something in the back of my head said, well, if i was going to commit a murder, that would be my clean kit. i'd get bags to destroy evidence, clean up down with bleach wipes, and maybe my stomach would be upset. so i'd take some tums. >> that receipt eventually leads detective binnington straight to the de leones. when faced with questions, skylar claims they haven't seen tom or jackie since purchasing the well deserved. even producing a notarized receipt and a power of attorney signed by t

tom symonds, reports. a new government, a new approach. on tuesday, the asylum seekers were moved off the bibby stockholm, moored in portland, dorset. ridiculous, one home office source said. but only around 15% of migrants are asylum seekers. today's figures count everyone coming into the uk, and subtract everyone leaving, to produce a headline number for net migration. in 2023, 685,000 more people came in than left. less than 2022, but not much less. we've got people coming on work visas in highly paid jobs all the way down to the care sector. you've got people coming in as family members of british citizens and as asylum seekers and refugees. and so, actually the impacts of migration often depend more on the composition, who is coming, than the simple number of how many people are coming. the conservatives have restricted foreign students and care workers from bringing in family members, and increased the amount you need to come to britain. last night the new party leader, kemi badenoch, said it would push down today's net migration number. this is because of the changes we made in the last year of the conservative government. th

annsas senator tom cotton was eleepublican conference chair for the next congress over ijoni ernst. west virginia senator shelley moore capito will serve as policy chair. and sorolina senator tim scott as chair of the tphabl republican senatorial committee for the 2026 election cycle. watch live house coverage on c-span and the senate on c-span2. n also watch live coverage aboutouse and senate on our c-span now app and on our website, c-span.org. >> join book tv this weekend for the texas book festival, live from austin. our coverage begins saturday at 11 a.m. eastern and sunday at noon. highlights include pbs's ray suarez with his book we are home on immigration and the process of becoming an american. "the washington post's" liza mundy discusses her book the sisterhood and women in the sigh saoeufplt former d.o.j. inspector general glenn fine on his book watchdogs. and elizabeth deas on the fall of row book. live this weekend on book tv on c-span2. to see the full texas book festival schedule visit our website book tv.org. >> sunday night, on c-span's "q&a," investigative journalist maureen callahan talks about the

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tom and the democrats. they did all possible mistakes. so i to, to let him arrive today to the, to the white house, but to so of course we have like 16000000 return from moore's that they are in america now. and those people, they are very familiar with, with weapons. we have, we have other dimensions in the black lives now to there's also another type of violence. we have economic challenges. america is, is not as it used to be in the economy a key. so he has his promise to be met also because all this money that spread in 0 crane and we know that there is no results, no seen results. everybody is agree that the war in okay is being lost. and now in guys, i mean the support, the, the unconditional support for this extreme right government. it's where lead america for know which plays, i think in the future. and everybody's clear. this is very clear even to the, to the music class in america. so yes, i believe he might, he might listen to is that stays and next to i just, just on the other side of that coin though, it was about 30 seconds left. if i may just add this, will he actually have the last say in far in the 1st or is the so called? and what people wo

john barrasso, tom cotton of arkansas, tim scott, james lankford, shelley moore-capito.hune to lead gop and senate and tackle aggressive agenda. he will guide the senate as republicans work to pass tax cuts, considered trump nominated judges and officials, and navigate battles over government spending, foreign aid and the debt ceiling. thune will need to hold together the republican party given its narrow 53-47 majority when differences with lawmakers or president trump rise to the surface. edward in battle creek, michigan. do republicans have a mandate? what do you think it is? caller: i think they want 51 -- won 51% to 48% of the popular vote. that is not a mandate. the big issues that trump kept harping on the campaign, my concern would be how bad mass deportations would be. if trump is talking about deporting at least 10 million people from the country, that is going to be -- he goes as high as 30 million. in fluctuates every speech. it's a different number depending on the speech. 10 million to 30 million illegal aliens or people to be deported. that will be extraor

plus , tom moore thorpe, housing. plus, tom moore thorpe, who . is it time to ban the who. is it time to ban the hacker? why do players have to do that ridiculous war dance and have a peculiar medical condition, which is that i don't sweat or i didn't sweat at the time. king charles has finally cut andrew off. find out how much money he's taken off him. trump has gone viral again. >> beyonce. beyonce. dance party with beyonce. beyonce. dance party with beyonce . beyonce. party with beyonce. beyonce. >> and closer to home, voting has closed. >> kemi badenoch will you call, please ? heads, heads, tails is please? heads, heads, tails is well at 11 am. tomorrow, we reveal who the next tory party leader is on my panel tonight is reem ibrahim from the institute of economic affairs. >> political commentator alex armstrong and ex—labour mp lloyd russell—moyle and what's going on here? please ? get ready, on here? please? get ready, britain. here we go . britain. here we go. if you're white british, you're at the back of the queue under labour. next . next. >> a very good evening to

john prescott now cashing in on captain tom moore. a new report shows the family of the lockdown hero misled the public and pocketed 1.5 million from the foundation set up in his name . foundation set up in his name. more on that to come. >> indeed. good story. meanwhile, ukraine hits russia with british storm shadow missiles as the government cuts 500 million from defence spending. but don't worry, it's not just how you spend on defence, it's how you spend it that counts. according to defence secretary , the former defence secretary, the former culture secretary, nadine doris, is coming into the studio to talk about her new book, downfall and why she thinks the conservatives are doomed. yeah , conservatives are doomed. yeah, quite saucy as well, isn't it.7 certainly is. and meanwhile, talking of which, a rural rumble environment secretary steve reed meets with farmers at a business conference in london this morning. we'll bring you all the fallout on that one. >> and today marks 50 years since the pub bombings in birmingham, where 21

captain sir tom raised money for the nhs during lockdown by walking laps of his garden. the ingram—mooresns correspondent, joe pike, reports. he was an international fundraising sensation, who provided hope at the height of the pandemic. # happy birthday, captain tom, daddy, grandpa...# and by his side throughout, the daughter we now know financially benefited from the captain tom foundation, including with a publishing dealfor three books. there was a £1.11 million book deal where, because of the marketing around it and also because of captain sir tom's own words in the foreword, the public would have expected some of that money to go to charity, and it didn't. it went directly to the ingram—moores. what is your message to the ingram moores? follow through on the commitment that was made, and donate a substantial amount to the charity. i'm delighted to be here at ashton vale club for young people to give them the third virgin media 02 captain tom foundation connector award. the regulator also criticised hannah ingram—moore for earning £18,000 forjudging an award scheme in the charity's n

and the daughter of captain sir tom moore and her husband have been accused of repeated misconduct following report carried out by the charity commission. the investigation found a misleading implication that donations from book sales would be made to the captain tom foundation, an amount totalling almost £i.5 amount totalling almost £1.5 million. commenting on the report, the family has described it as unjust and excessive, adding that they, quote, never took a penny from the public. donations raised by captain tom. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to jacob for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. the number one priority of any government is defence of the realm and it was only a matter of time before labour betrayed that obligation. after repeatedly implying that it would maintain defence spending dunng would maintain defence spending during the election campaign, it has been announced that labour will cut defence spendin

. >> the family of fundraising racing legend captain tom moore, accused of personally benefiting from the charity they founded as well i'm a celebrity contestant, raised his eyebrows over her changing looks this morning. >> we're debating whether it's irresponsible for celebs to conceal plastic surgery . conceal plastic surgery. >> and in the sport. but when it goes straight to me by the way, after talking about plastic surgery, i just wonder why that okay. and in the sport, pep should have seen this statement before. pep will sign a new contract at manchester city, while erling haaland's on for a £100 million deal. spurs appeal, the bentancur racism ban and kosovo walk off the pitch in romania at nil nil. so uefa call it a three nil loss. i'll explain it all a little bit later. >> another frosty one this morning. for many, it will be a fine day with sunny spells, but there are snow and ice warnings in place this morning. join me later for a full forecast. >> it'sjust later for a full forecast. >> it's just gone 6:00. i'm stephen dixon and i'm nana akua and this is breakfast on gb new

tom cotton was elected republican conference chair for the next congress. shelley moore capito will serve as republican policy committee chair and tim scott as chair of the national republican senatorial committee for the 2026 election cycle. watch house coverage on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. you can watch live coverage on c-span now and c-span.org. >> washington journal. our form involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington on across the country. thursday morning, georgia republican congressman buddy carter discusses the agenda of the trump administration and house republican priorities. then john larson gives his take on the new administration, social security, and tax policy. and just brave and discusses potential supreme court vacancies and how trump's second term could shape the high court. washington journal. join the conversation at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> this -- visit c-span.org/results for coverage of the 2024 campaign results. get the final electora

arkansas senator tom cotton was elected republican conference chair for the next congress ove iowa's joni ernst. west virginia senator shelley moore capito wive as policy chair. and south carol senator tim-scott as chair of the republican committee for the 2026 election cycle. watch overage about the now a and on our -- app, and on our website, c-span.org. >> join book tv this weekend, for the texas book festival live from austin. our coverage begins saturday at 11 a.m. eastern and sunday at noon. highlights include pbs's ray suarez with his book we are home on immigration and the process of becoming an american. "the washington post's" liza mundy discusses her book the sisterhood on women in the c.i.a. former d.o.d. and d.o.j. inspector general glen tpao*eupb and his book watchdogs own the roll of inspector general. and the fall of roe on post roe america, watch the texas book festival live this weekend on book tv on c-span2. to see the full schedule visit our website book tv o*s rg --.org. >> suny night on c-span's "q&a," investigative journalist maureen callahan talks about the physical and psychological abuse she says was expe

tom symonds reports. a new government, a new approach. on tuesday, the asylum seekers were moved off the bibby stockholm, moored in portland, dorset.us, one home office source said. but only around 15% of migrants are asylum seekers. today's figures count everyone coming into the uk, and subtract everyone leaving, to produce a headline numberfor net migration. in 2023, 685,000 more people came in than left. less than 2022, but not much less. we've got people coming on work visas in highly paid jobs all the way down to the care sector. you've got people coming in as family members of british citizens and as asylum seekers and refugees. and so, actually the impacts of migration often depend more on the composition, who is coming, than the simple number of how many people are coming. the conservatives have restricted foreign students and care workers from bringing in family members, and increased the amount you need to come to britain. last night the new party leader, kemi badenoch, said it would push down today's net migration number. this is because of the changes we made in the last year of the conservative government. the figures