i don't think tory — los angeles after all. i don't think tory lanez _ los angeles after all.l. i don't think tory lanez can do - los angeles after all. i don't| think tory lanez can do much los angeles after all. i don't . think tory lanez can do much of a career when he is in prison. i don't think they have recording studios here. i am not sure he will be able to make much music there. megan thee stallion�*s career is taking off and has taken off. tory lanez�*s lawyer even acknowledged that, said he acknowledged that, said he acknowledged her nike endorsements and her busy schedule. we will continue to see her star rise.— see her star rise. thank you forjoining _ see her star rise. thank you forjoining us _ see her star rise. thank you forjoining us with _ see her star rise. thank you forjoining us with your- forjoining us with your reporting on that case. thank ou. back here in europe. more than 1,000 firefighters in portugal have been battling wildfires spreading towards the popular tourist destination of the algarve as extreme heat grips the country. already more than 16,

also at the party, rapper tory lanez.left the party together. lanez texted megan he'd gotten too drunk. while they were in the car, an argument broke out. >> i get out of the car, and it's like, everything happens so fast. >> reporter: here's what she told cbs's gayle king what happened next. >> all i hear is this man screaming. he said [ bleep ]. he started shooting. and i'm just like, oh my god. if i take the wrong step, i don't know, is he going to shoot something that's super important? i don't know if he could shoot me and kill me? >> were you afraid for your life at that time? >> i was really scared because i had never been shot at before. >> reporter: five shots rang out. this tmz video shows the aftermath. megan struggling to walk, leaving a trail of bloody footprints. when police arrived on the scene, megan did not tell them she had been shot, saying instead that she stepped on glass. >> she was scared. it was the middle of the night. she had just gotten shot. it was friends of hers that were involved. she didn't

. for the tories. >> no.ff, but also there's a big also there's a there's a big interview the sunday interview in the sunday telegraph you've picked out, which with rachel reeves, which is with rachel reeves, the shadow for she's shadow chancellor for she's saying won't be a wealth saying there won't be a wealth tax under the labour party. >> part of, i >> this is all part of, i suppose, labour's decontaminate strategy the strategy when it comes to the economy. the economy has been their achilles heel. not their achilles heel. they've not been it and in this been trusted on it and in this kind quite ranging kind of quite wide ranging interview in a notable in the telegraph to sort of appeal to sort of middle class tory voters, she rules out a so—called wealth tax mansion tax also rules any more tax also rules out any more tax hikes. so she's going to go for growth. so yeah, an interesting ploy by growth. so yeah, an interesting ploy by her. if you speak to tories, they say that famous liam byrne note there's

. she evidence of tories.dence of someone who's been radicalised via social media? that's our big debate in the mediabuzz and we'll bring you tomorrow's front page off the press then page as hot off the press then too. as britain's most too. but next, as britain's most famous and woke comedians go famous and now woke comedians go viral for mocking the gender madness that now dominates our lives . lives. >> he was a man that he was a pregnant male. that's what was new. it was him having the baby. >> okay. sean jones, we wrote it was an abomination . was an abomination. >> well, one of america's most famous broadcasters , megan famous broadcasters, megan kelly, refuses to bow to gender madness, and she doesn't care about the miss gendering delusion anymore. megan is going to be here live to explain why straight after reform uk leader richard tice coming up. but first, it's megan kelly time and from the rejection of basic biology to the butchering of the english language, gender madness and the british media's su

. she evidence of tories.dence of someone who's been radicalised via social media? that's our big debate in the mediabuzz and we'll bring you tomorrow's front page off the then page as hot off the press then too. but as britain's most too. but next, as britain's most famous and woke comedians go famous and now woke comedians go viral for mocking the gender madness that now dominates our lives . lives. >> he was a man that he was a pregnant male. that's what was new. it was him having the baby. >> okay. sean jones, we wrote it was an abomination . was an abomination. >> well, one of america's most famous broadcasters , megan famous broadcasters, megan kelly, refuses to bow to gender madness, and she doesn't care about the miss gendering delusion anymore. megan is going to be here live to explain why straight after reform uk leader richard tice coming up. but first, it's megan kelly time and from the rejection of basic biology to the butchering of the english language, gender madness and the british media's subs

and ironically, i think for tories will be for once the tories will be quite tv debates.uite pro tv debates. is there 2025 behind in the polls 2025 points behind in the polls and fancy their chances and probably fancy their chances against leader who so against the labour leader who so far to that far doesn't seem to be that agile his feet? agile on his feet? >> it's interesting always. it seems the people sort seems to be that the people sort of that the most to of behind that have the most to gain are the ones agitating for it those that in it and those that are in and you've seen week haven't you've seen this week haven't you, sort of republican you, with the sort of republican primary elections. >> you know, trump, who's by clear massive frontrunner clear the massive frontrunner he chose them because chose not to do them because he's nothing to gain from he's got nothing to gain from it. >> it. it'll be interesting. >> no, it'll be interesting. labour so much labour agitating so much for these years. these debates in previous years. perhaps back perhaps they'll be row

and if you weren't tory, by the time you weren't a tory, by the time you weren't a tory, by the timey the time you were 30, you'd no head. you were 30, you'd got no head. so they'll grow out it, so maybe they'll grow out of it, but i it. but i doubt it. >> let's hope. >> let's hope. >> christine those were the days. >> matthew lots of my superstar panel back together and with me all night. but still come, all night. but still to come, deputy the conservative deputy chair of the conservative party, anderson party, lee anderson gets his gnashers into new proof gnashers stuck into new proof that labour doing the bidding that labour is doing the bidding for just stop oil. he'll also forjust stop oil. he'll also give his take on the tory hating wokester at monzo bank, the red wall rottweiler here shortly . wall rottweiler here shortly. but up next in the clash, the debate that's divided a nation should costa coffee face a boycott over its trans top surgery cartoon trans teacher debbie hayton human rights campaign peter tatchell and social commentator bushra sheikh all in the studio to bre

i believe there will be a number of tory mps who will be a number of tory mps who will be a number ofrelieved that nadine dorries has finally formalise her resignation. could present rishi sunak with a chance to demonstrate perhaps to the public a clean break from the borisjohnson era. that either of infighting, of chaos, the seemingly endless negative headlines about the tory party tearing itself apart. so perhaps this will be a good thing for rishi sunak that this particular element of the tory party infighting is reaching its end. but at the same time, do we imagine that nadine dorries will remain quiet on the sidelines, in the press? you imagine not. the sidelines, in the press? you imagine not-— imagine not. thank you for your comments _ imagine not. thank you for your comments and _ imagine not. thank you for your comments and analysis - imagine not. thank you for your comments and analysis on - imagine not. thank you for your j comments and analysis on that, imagine not. thank you for your - comments and analysis on that, and plenty more to be discussed on the impact of this in

this is this is this tories government this is the tories government having a grip on it.ebody it when we do turn turn somebody down, make sure they down, we don't make sure they leave the country to people who have claims exactly right. have their claims exactly right. >> he talks about 13 years of tory failure, but when the tories try and do anything, it's the lefty lawyers and the left that that keep these that detain that keep these people here. we're trying to we trying to put them on a plane and take them wherever it was and take them to wherever it was in jamaica and was wing in jamaica and it was left wing lawyers said, no, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't said, no, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't getsaid, no, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't get ridi, no, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't get rid of o, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't get rid of it no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't get rid of it suilsio, you can't get rid of it suits laboun you can't get rid of it

this is this is this the tories government this is the tories government having a grip on it.mebody it when we do turn turn somebody down, make sure they down, we don't make sure they leave the country to people who have their claims exactly right. >> he talks about 13 years of tory failure, but when the tories try and do anything, it's the lefty lawyers and the left that that keep these that detain that keep these people here. we're trying to we trying to put them on a plane and take them to wherever it was in and it was wing in jamaica and it was left wing lawyers said, no, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't said, no, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't getsaid, no, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't get ridi, no, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't get rid of o, no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't get rid of it no, no, in jamaica and it was left wing lawycan't get rid of it suilsio, you can't get rid of it suits laboun you can't get rid of it suits labour. so, of course it labour. so, yeah, of course it

and if you weren't tory, by the time you weren't a tory, by the time you weren't a tory, by the timetime you were 30, you'd no head. you were 30, you'd got no head. so they'll grow out it, so maybe they'll grow out of it, but i it. but i doubt it. >> let's hope. >> let's hope. >> christine those were the days. >> matthew lots of my superstar panel back together and with me all night. but still come, all night. but still to come, deputy the conservative deputy chair of the conservative party, anderson party, lee anderson gets his gnashers into new proof gnashers stuck into new proof that labour doing the bidding that labour is doing the bidding for just stop oil. he'll also forjust stop oil. he'll also give his take on the tory hating wokester at monzo bank, the red wall rottweiler here shortly . wall rottweiler here shortly. but up next in the clash, the debate that's divided a nation should costa coffee face a boycott over its trans top surgery cartoon trans teacher debbie hayton human rights campaign peter tatchell and social commentator bushra sheikh all in the studio to brew over

tories, what they want?one of the really, really interesting we really interesting things as we approach election is approach the next election is just what of a role for just what sort of a role for tactical voting will play. i think if people do vote tactically, tories are going tactically, the tories are going to get a massive hiding. why because i would argue because there is, i would argue and all we're and we all think we're progressive, say progressive, but i would say there a left leaning there is a left leaning progressive majority in this country. and country. so if labour and the lib dems other parties get lib dems and other parties get it if the tories keep it right, and if the tories keep getting attacked by the right , getting attacked by the right, by, by, the sort of people by, by, by the sort of people who often come on gb news, then they are in real trouble. could i just make one quick point? and that in this letter. that is that in this letter. nadine talked about nadine dorries talked abo

she used to a tory. used to be a to be a tory. she used to be a great pal of david cameron. remember her being so very nasty then about the labour party in the opposition . but the party in the opposition. but the other thing is, as you say , she other thing is, as you say, she currently a live currently has a live presentation on our national taxpayer funded broadcaster. we don't have any choice if we're going to listen to the bbc at all. we don't have any choice about paying for the licence fee. in fact, we can be in deep, deep trouble if we don't pay for the licence fee until fairly recently. you could find yourself going jail. yourself going to jail. >> yeah. still can. >> still can. yeah. still can. >> still can. yeah. still can. >> and not right. >> and that's not right. >> and that's not right. >> oh, that's >> brenda. oh, surely that's a fair point. if borders wants to become a hard left campaigner, that's now wants to be that's what she now wants to be absolutely fine. give up your show bbc. just like i show on the bbc. just like i would that would never believe tha

thejudge received dozens of letters speaking up for tory lanez in terms of character witnesses. for toryof characterwitnesses. he for tory lanez in terms of character witnesses. he spoke to the court and i will quote you a few of the things that he said, he called megan someone is silkairforward said, he called megan someone is silkair forward deeply to this day, regardless of what she may think of him. he said the victim is my friend. we didn't hear directly from megan in the courtroom, she struggled with whether to appear in the courtroom for the sake of her mental well being, but she issued a statement saying that she hadn't experienced a single day of peace since the shooting and that he has showed no remorse. prosecutors have said that megan was subjected to what they have called "repeated and grotesque attacks" while bringing this case. tell us more about that? yes. that was a key element of the case and the prosecution had a lot to say about it after today's hearing, talking about megan saying she faced unjust and despicable scrutiny that no woman should ever face and that she was

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tory lanez began shooting to the ground and said that she should dance.ve bullet fragments from her foot. tory lanez, seen here during the trial, always denied the shooting and even released an entire album to argue he was innocent. but he was found guilty in december last year and has now been sentenced to ten years in jail. his lawyer hit out at the length of the sentence. in this case, to get a ten year sentence is extreme and reallyjust another example of someone being punished for their celebrity status and someone being utilised to send an example. and he's not an example. he's a human being. this case was divisive in the hip hop world. indeed, the sentencing hearing lasted two days as the judge said he had had 70 letters from friends and family in support of tory lanez. now, when megan gave evidence in december last year, supporters gathered outside the court with posters saying, "we stand with megan." she gave a victim impact statement in which she said she would never be the same, adding that since i was viciously shot by the defendant, i have no

think of saw you, you tori's deals and steals are always amazing. >> now get this, tori, you've doneagain this week. she's popping up live every morning across the nation. right, tori? >> we're driving in and setting up with the best local deals and steals all this week. you can't miss it. oh, it's too hot. >> too hot, too hot. later gotta run for shelter. >> too hot are the two words. so many americans would use to describe this summer of 2023. that is true and particularly hard hit. >> arizona researchers are using a heat robot to study how quickly heat can go from uncomfortable to deadly. here's abc's ginger zee phenix, arizona is still baking after having the hottest month ever for any us city on record. >> heat is the number one weather killer more than tornadoes, hurricanes and floods and in phenix, it's especially deadly when they don't cool off at night. >> we have the buildings holding onto that sunlight. it creates this solar oven in phenix. >> so here at arizona state university, they are using this. >> it is called andy. it is a mannequin robot where they can simulate rea

the rapper tory lanez has been sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting and wounding us hip—hop the jury during the trial in los angeles the jury heard tory lanez fired a gun at the singer's feet and shouted at her to dance back in 2020. the pair had left a party at kylie jenner�*s to dance back in 2020. the pair had left a party at kyliejenner's home in the hollywood hills will stop tory lanez�* lawyer gave the wrist response after the sentencing. t response after the sentencing. i think the sentence handed response after the sentencing. t think the sentence handed down was incredibly harsh. i have seen cases of vehicle homicide and other cases where there are death, and the person still gets less than ten years. this case, to get a ten year sentence, is extreme and just another example of someone being punished for their celebrity status, someone being utilised to send an example. he is not an example, he is a human being. example. he is not an example, he is a human being-— a human being. that's what his la er a human being. that's what his lawyer had _ a human being. that's

tory lanez began shooting to the ground and said that she should dance.from her foot. tory lanez, seen here during the trial, always denied the shooting and even released an entire album to argue he was innocent. but he was found guilty in december last year and has now been sentenced to ten years in jail. his lawyer hit out at the length of the sentence. in this case, to get a ten year sentence is extreme and reallyjust another example of someone being punished for their celebrity status and someone being utilised to send an example. and he's not an example. he's a human being. this case was divisive in the hip—hop world. indeed, the sentencing hearing lasted two days as the judge said he had had 70 letters from friends and family in support of tory lanez. now, when megan gave evidence in december last year, supporters gathered outside the court with posters saying, "we stand with megan." she gave a victim impact statement in which she said she would never be the same, adding that "since i was viciously

hate the tories.s what's hundred% >> but the point is dan walker shouldn't even care about what a small minority of people on twitter. did he do any gotcha questions or anything? no, i don't think so . so it was a fair interview. >> i think it was fair, dan, but to be honest, i've done interviews before where where they've around they've twisted things around and the order of and they've altered the order of things in the edit, in the edit, try and make it look stupid, but i think it was a fair interview. we'll i i'm not sure we'll see. i mean, i'm not sure how people watch channel how many people watch channel five. that many. probably five. not that many. probably about we'll about 20m ashfield, but we'll see night. see tomorrow night. >> i'm looking >> okay, good. i'm looking forward but look, forward to it. but look, i wanted get your reaction, wanted to get your reaction, lee, i spoke lee, to something that i spoke about my digest tonight, about in my digest tonight, which is a comment that i bel

hate the tories.s what's hundred% >> but the point is dan walker shouldn't even care about what a small minority of people on twitter. did he do any gotcha questions or anything? no, i don't think so . so it was a fair interview. >> i think it was fair, dan, but to be honest, i've done interviews before where where they've around they've twisted things around and the order of and they've altered the order of things in the edit, in the edit, try and make it look stupid, but i think it was a fair interview. we'll i i'm not sure we'll see. i mean, i'm not sure how people watch channel how many people watch channel five. that many. probably five. not that many. probably about we'll about 20m ashfield, but we'll see night. see tomorrow night. >> i'm looking >> okay, good. i'm looking forward but look, forward to it. but look, i wanted get your reaction, wanted to get your reaction, lee, i spoke lee, to something that i spoke about my digest tonight, about in my digest tonight, which is a comment that i bel

plus, it's the labour party more trustworthy than the tories ? oh, i don't than the tories? think so. but apparently an opinion poll, others do . opinion poll, others do. >> looks like things are heating up . boxed boilers, proud up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good evening . my name is >> good evening. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so we've had a fair few sunshine and showers across the uk and that's to going uk today and that's to going continue we go through continue as we go through tonight . and all due to tonight. and this is all due to this low pressure that's bringing these occlusions southeastwards across uk . southeastwards across the uk. but looking at the detail for tonight's weather, today's cloud and rain will continue to make its way south eastwards, bringing some heavy showers across the far southeast to start the early hours of wednesday. but elsewhere, some clear spells, but also a few showers with light winds in tho

what is wrong with the tories? why do they want to create so much damage to themselves and post brexit border checks have been delayed for the fifth time in a row . do for the fifth time in a row. do you think that brexit will ever get done or not? and get this, alcohol related deaths are at a 14 year high? i'm asking you a simple question. do you think we have a drink problem and clean air zones? whatever you call them, they are a cash cow to some and essential health policy to others. as ulez expands across london today , we've got across london today, we've got an interview with none other than sadiq khan to explain his thinking behind it all. but do not be mistaken, this is not just a london thing. whatever you call them, les cas, clean air zones, whatever these things are happening up and down the country . is your town going to country. is your town going to be next? if so, would you support them? we've got it to all come and more. but before we get into it, let's bring ourselves up to speed with tonight's la

she's not going to be the next tory leader . but to be the next tory leader.ard tory they're not. i heard one tory source today describe lee anderson. i don't know if i can say this word on telly as a and he said of her, he said, you know, this is a woman who makes fashion statements. no she doesn't. what that does is demonstrate great the prejudice against completely inside the cabinet. suella braverman is not a woman. >> you're one of the suella haters, though, aren't you? you can't. you can't stand her. you always love to attack her. >> i mean, carol says that she talks to the country. i think she talks because she talks tripe because everything she fails to everything she says she fails to deliver. but look, i conditions. >> she just said, look , this is it. >> because, you know, you people, you're being in power. you've had your way 13 you've had your way for 13 years, people. so now years, new people. and so now you civil service, you you blame the civil service, you blame the media, you blame the french, you blame harry potter, you blame anything. actua

she's not going to be the next tory leader . but to be the next tory leader. they're not. i heard one tory source today describe lee anderson. i don't know if i can say this word on telly as a and he said of her, he said, you know, this is a woman who makes fashion statements. no she doesn't. what that does is demonstrate great the prejudice against completely inside the cabinet. suella braverman is not a woman. >> you're one of the suella haters, though, aren't you? you can't. you can't stand her. you always love to attack her. >> i mean, carol says that she talks to the country. i think she talks because she talks tripe because everything she fails to everything she says she fails to deliver. but look, i conditions. >> she just said, look , this is it. >> because, you know, you people, you're being in power. you've had your way 13 you've had your way for 13 years, people. so now years, new people. and so now you civil service, you you blame the civil service, you blame the media, you blame the french, you blame harry potter, you blame anything. actually you

that might something, but might produce something, but i wish tories had started wish the tories had acting tough. they're now talking i'm afraid i talking tough. but i'm afraid i simply think jenrick has simply don't think jenrick has got rowlocks to carry it got the rowlocks to carry it through . through. >> adam brooks what's really interesting here though, isn't it, if diane abbott really did care about what is a worsening national emergency, which puts so many lives at risk, british lives , the lives of the people lives, the lives of the people in the boats, why is she not attacking the people smugglers who are trading in human misery ? >> they're 7— >> they're not 7 >> they're not only ? >> they're not only they're trading in human misery, but where does all the money, the millions that they're making go? you know , it probably organised you know, it probably organised crime. you know, it probably organised criryeah . >> yeah. >> e prostitution and >> drugs and prostitution and further problems . it astonishes further problems. it astonishes me that the left do not want to tack

i've always voted tory. i'm sick to death of incompetent tories . what incompetent tories.u were prime minister tomorrow , for prime minister tomorrow, for example? the prime example? you know, the prime minister, rishi sunak, has a year to sort this out before he goes to the polls. is there anything could be to anything that could be done to bnng anything that could be done to bring this end within 12 months? >> i think there's a huge amount that can be done. first of all, you've got to make fundamentally make it paid work. >> you've got to lower the >> so you've got to lower the tax burden on those who are earning the least in the country. and reform. we talked about reform uk. one of our policies is to get rid of any tax up to £20,000 per year. >> so that it genuinely does pay to work. >> that's the first step. the second step is to take the burden of costs off the consumer. you know, the drive, this relentless drive to net zero. i don't want to get into a debate over the climate whether, you know, the world's about to burn up or not. but the method by which we're going

that might something, but might produce something, but i wish tories had started wish the tories hadtarted acting tough. they're now talking i'm afraid i talking tough. but i'm afraid i simply think jenrick has simply don't think jenrick has got rowlocks to carry it got the rowlocks to carry it through . through. >> adam brooks what's really interesting here though, isn't it, if diane abbott really did care about what is a worsening national emergency, which puts so many lives at risk, british lives , the lives of the people lives, the lives of the people in the boats, why is she not attacking the people smugglers who are trading in human misery 7 .7 >> ? >> they're 7— >> they're not 7 >> they're not only ? >> they're not only they're trading in human misery, but where does all the money, the millions that they're making go.7 you millions that they're making go? you know , it probably organised you know, it probably organised crime. you know, it probably organised criryeah . >> yeah. >> e prostitution and >> drugs and prostitution and further problems . it astonishes further problems

. >> move on to the tories. >> let's move on to the tories.y, the tories will try and get electoral benefit out of this. who was it that first this. but who was it that first thought of ulez? who was that thought of ulez? who was it that first approved? thought of ulez? who was it that first apthe ed? thought of ulez? who was it that first apthe blonde bombshell. >> it's the blonde bombshell. nigel it be johnson? nigel would it be boris johnson? >> came up with it when >> so they came up with it when khan said he was to going khan said that he was to going expand it to the outer limits of the gla, then in grant shapps , the gla, then in grant shapps, who was the transport minister was perfectly happy with the proposal and suddenly they realised that people ain't very happy and they do a u—turn . i happy and they do a u—turn. i mean, you have got considerable money and there were political experience. chris are they believable on this in your view? >> there were powers >> well, well, there were powers identified on gb news to try and stop it, b

well, i mean, i've met plenty of tories in the pubuc i've met plenty of tories in the public sector.nt you highly to know, i'm sure. but no, honestly, nobody wants another lockdown. one of the reasons that i was so desperate to get as many vaccines as they could shove into my arm was because it didn't want to go back into lockdown. and i knew that that was the way out of it. we are now largely vaccinated. the covid has moved from being a pandemic to an endemic disease. it's not going to go anywhere. it's not going to go anywhere. it's a disease that now exists in our in in in the world. that's how diseases work. but we are now able to better deal with it. and we won't be in a state where the nhs will be overrun , where the nhs will be overrun, which is why we locked down so that we could protect the nhs and make sure that it could deal with those really extreme cases. >> neil, i see you shaking your head there. >> very pleased to say >> well, i'm very pleased to say that i member of the welsh that i was a member of the welsh parliament throughout all this lockdown. voted, lockdown. i

the express doctors are striking to bring down tories . the mail has trans tories. has trans row over women's wards. tories. the daily mail has trans row over women's wards . the row over women's wards. the guardian goes with asylum barge evacuated as deadly bacteria found and the daily star rise of the sarnie psychos that are brilliant story we covered in detail earlier . so those were detail earlier. so those were the front pages. that's it for tonight. thanks to jonathan and lewis. has not lewis. someone has written not so lewis. would never say so much lewis. i would never say that is back that andrew doyle is back tomorrow cressida tomorrow 11 with cressida and nicholas santo . and if you're nicholas de santo. and if you're watching then stay watching at 5 am, then stay tuned for breakfast. but for now, good night. good now, it's good night. good morning god looks morning and god bless. looks like things are heating up, but boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . welcome to our >> hello there. welcome to our l

right, tori?riving in and setting up with the best local deals and steals all this week. >> you can't miss it. punish minutes have been handed out in baseball's saturday night fight in cleveland. >> tim anderson of the white sox was suspended six games and the guardians jose ramirez for three games for their on field brawl. both were also fined a total of eight members of each team were fined or suspended. ramirez is appealing his ban. this morning. >> tory lanes is set to find out his sentence for shooting fellow rapper megan thee stallion lane shot his one time friend in both feet during a 2020 argument. prosecutors are seeking 13 years on monday, the judge read more than six dozen letters in support of lanes. during a hearing, his attorneys say he should receive probation an instead of prison. >> he is incredibly remorseful and ashamed and embarrassed that all of this happened and i think as an individual and those who were there that evening know what the truth is. but as far as his part is co

tories health service? are the tories trying the nhs trying to privatise the nhs through back door?y the back that and more back door? all of that and more to come. but first take to come. but first let's take a look at the weather that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors boilers, proud sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good afternoon . my name is >> good afternoon. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so today has been a much better weather wise for many compared to saturday. and this is because storm anthony's finally clearing away to the east. looking out to the west, there is an area of high pressure that might just bring something little more something a little bit more settled south on monday. settled for the south on monday. but look through to the but as we look through to the rest of this evening, showers generally and becoming generally easing and becoming more to northern more confined and to northern areas, plenty of clear spells elsewhere. this combined elsewhere. and this combined wit

these are the failures of >> these are the failures of tory governments, the labour tory governments,he labour party. thing you are right party. one thing you are right on though is that it is the law and this there's no suggestion that has broken that this solicitor has broken the perfectly legal to the law. it's perfectly legal to help of illegal help the trade of illegal migrants. we need to do migrants. but what we need to do is is he is right is change the law is he is right . the echr. you're . leave the echr. you're blairite project. we should leave altogether. but winston churchill project. liz has given you her thoughts. blair put it into law. but lizzie's giving you her thoughts on why. meghan, not only needs to look at fixing relations with the royal family, but the relationships with but also the relationships with our own family. it's time for lizzie's livet oh wow. >> and i am so livid. lizzie's livet oh wow. >> and i am so livid . and why >> and i am so livid. and why should meghan and harry never be allowed back in the royal family? well i'll tell you why. apart from t

these are the failures of >> these are the failures of tory governments, the labour tory governments,he labour party. thing you are right party. one thing you are right on though is that it is the law and this there's no suggestion that has broken that this solicitor has broken the perfectly legal to the law. it's perfectly legal to help of illegal help the trade of illegal migrants. we need to do migrants. but what we need to do is is he is right is change the law is he is right . the echr. you're . leave the echr. you're blairite project. we should leave altogether. but winston churchill project. liz has given you her thoughts. blair put it into law. but lizzie's giving you her thoughts on why. meghan, not only needs to look at fixing relations with the royal family, but the relationships with but also the relationships with our own family. it's time for lizzie's livet oh wow. >> and i am so livid. lizzie's livet oh wow. >> and i am so livid . and why >> and i am so livid. and why should meghan and harry never be allowed back in the royal family? well i'll tell you why. apart from t

tory lanez began shooting to the ground and said that she should dance.sed an entire album to argue he was innocent. but he was found guilty in december last year and has now been sentenced to ten years in jail. his lawyer hit out at the length of the sentence. in this case, to get a ten year sentence is extreme and reallyjust another example of someone being punished for their celebrity status and someone being utilised to send an example. and he's not an example. he's a human being. this case was divisive in the hip—hop world. indeed, the sentencing hearing lasted two days as the judge said he had had 70 letters from friends and family in support of tory lanez. now, when megan gave evidence in december last year, supporters gathered outside the court with posters saying, "we stand with megan." she gave a victim impact statement in which she said she would never be the same, adding that "since i was viciously shot by the defendant, i have not experienced a single day of peace." now, prosecutors have praised her for coming forward, saying herfame has help

. >> move on to the tories. >> let's move on to the tories.y, the tories will try and get electoral benefit out of this. who was it that first this. but who was it that first thought of ulez? who was that thought of ulez? who was it that first approved? thought of ulez? who was it that first apthe ed? thought of ulez? who was it that first apthe blonde bombshell. >> it's the blonde bombshell. nigel it be johnson? nigel would it be boris johnson? >> came up with it when >> so they came up with it when khan said he was to going khan said that he was to going expand it to the outer limits of the gla, then in grant shapps , the gla, then in grant shapps, who was the transport minister was perfectly happy with the proposal and suddenly they realised that people ain't very happy and they do a u—turn . i happy and they do a u—turn. i mean, you have got considerable money and there were political experience. chris are they believable on this in your view? >> there were powers >> well, well, there were powers identified on gb news to try and stop it, b

— working—class voters who switched the tories are concerned there should — the tories are concernedad on the way, _ will be bumps in the road on the way, but — will be bumps in the road on the way, but i — will be bumps in the road on the way, but i think it's a change that had to— way, but i think it's a change that had to happen, and this is a scheme brought— had to happen, and this is a scheme brought irr— had to happen, and this is a scheme brought in by a tory mayor, boris johhsom — brought in by a tory mayor, boris johnson, and a scheme extended by the will— johnson, and a scheme extended by the will of— johnson, and a scheme extended by the will of a — johnson, and a scheme extended by the will of a tory transport secretary who forced to raise more money, _ secretary who forced to raise more money, and — secretary who forced to raise more money, and ultra low emission zone was a _ money, and ultra low emission zone was a wave _ money, and ultra low emission zone was a wave raising money but also improving — was a wave raising money but also improving the air quality in london

they the tory they are terrified of the tory backbenchers and the tory backbenchers and the tory backbenchersctating backbenchers are dictating conservative government. >> terrified of a >> they're terrified of a majority opinion this majority public opinion in this country . country. >> w— >> the majority of people are appalled by what's happening in the channel that we're all i think we're all appalled . think we're all appalled. >> people dying. >> two thirds people dying. >> two thirds people dying. >> is what do you >> the question is what do you do about it? you a row do about it? do you have a row with france and tell fibs about sending rwanda when sending people to rwanda when it's or do you it's not happening? or do you actually get in weeds of the detail? >> they might have to >> they might have gone to rwanda, court in strasbourg. >> we'll continue this. we'll continue this. thank you very much. now as a result of my de—banking campaign, i've asked people to come forwards if they've suffered very badly. and it isn't just the banks. often payment platforms can be a real problem. and

they the tory they are terrified of the tory backbenchers and the tory backbenchers and the tory backbenchersctating backbenchers are dictating conservative government. >> terrified of a >> they're terrified of a majority opinion this majority public opinion in this country . country. >> w— >> the majority of people are appalled by what's happening in the channel that we're all i think we're all appalled . think we're all appalled. >> people dying. >> two thirds people dying. >> two thirds people dying. >> is what do you >> the question is what do you do about it? you a row do about it? do you have a row with france and tell fibs about sending rwanda when sending people to rwanda when it's or do you it's not happening? or do you actually get in weeds of the detail? >> they might have to >> they might have gone to rwanda, court in strasbourg. >> we'll continue this. we'll continue this. thank you very much. now as a result of my de—banking campaign, i've asked people to come forwards if they've suffered very badly. and it isn't just the banks. often payment platforms can be a real problem. and

as the home of tory failure.s the home secretary says, the force must follow all lines of inquiry. >> police have responded positively to my challenge, my request in committing nationwide to indeed following every reasonable line of inquiry. so that now means that in the event of a car theft, phone theft , of a car theft, phone theft, robbery or burglary, if there's cctv footage of an incident , if cctv footage of an incident, if there's dashcam footage, if there's dashcam footage, if there's smartphone footage, gps tracking evidence , a victim can tracking evidence, a victim can produce evidence of an online resale of a stolen item, the police must follow up on those leads. >> donald trump's criminal trial on charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election result will begin on the 4th of march next year. trump's trial in washington, dc will start one day before super tuesday. that's when many states nominate their republican or democratic presidential candidate . donald trump is the candidate. d

the express doctors are striking to bring down tories . the mail has trans tories. trans row over women's wards. tories. the daily mail has trans row over women's wards . the row over women's wards. the guardian goes with asylum barge evacuated as deadly bacteria found and the daily star rise of the sarnie psychos that are brilliant story we covered in detail earlier . so those were detail earlier. so those were the front pages. that's it for tonight. thanks to jonathan and lewis. has not lewis. someone has written not so lewis. would never say so much lewis. i would never say that is back that andrew doyle is back tomorrow cressida tomorrow 11 with cressida and nicholas santo . and if you're nicholas de santo. and if you're watching then stay watching at 5 am, then stay tuned for breakfast. but for now, good night. good now, it's good night. good morning god looks morning and god bless. looks like things are heating up, but boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there . welcome to our >> hello there. welcome to our lates

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as the home of tory failure.s the home secretary says, the force must follow all lines of inquiry. >> police have responded positively to my challenge, my request in committing nationwide to indeed following every reasonable line of inquiry. so that now means that in the event of a car theft, phone theft , of a car theft, phone theft, robbery or burglary, if there's cctv footage of an incident , if cctv footage of an incident, if there's dashcam footage, if there's dashcam footage, if there's smartphone footage, gps tracking evidence , a victim can tracking evidence, a victim can produce evidence of an online resale of a stolen item, the police must follow up on those leads. >> donald trump's criminal trial on charges of attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election result will begin on the 4th of march next year. trump's trial in washington, dc will start one day before super tuesday. that's when many states nominate their republican or democratic presidential candidate . donald trump is the candidate. d

the tories on is on 28 points. the tories on 24 points.eform this kind of right of the tory party moderate small party minority parties on ten points. now i would say that if mr sunak can find some form of show some leg, maybe at the tory party conference on tax cuts, that 10% of reform could come across to the tory party. and if the vote is split for labour and liberal democrats, they could hang on to it. but i think to do that it many would say mr sunak has got to show some form of kind of old fashioned tax cutting policies or at least some leg on tax cutting policies which he's failed to do so show so far. >> yeah i'm not sure chris, that just one statement is going to bnng just one statement is going to bring 10% of those who are really very, very hacked off with the conservative party back . perhaps if you stop the boats, perhaps if he reduced net migration. but frankly , there's migration. but frankly, there's no prospect of either of those, is there? >> no, there's not. and largely because they're in the hands of the courts, the who

as to the tories in tories. as to the tories in 2019, do you think that's fair ?o you think that's fair? >> no, i think corbynism in many ways was a failure. i saw a great article recently by a lady he used to work at the economist and mcelvoy and she said, corbyn is like farage. i said to myself, if only if only jeremy corbyn could do rebuttal and agenda like nigel agenda setting like nigel farage, he'd be the prime minister. so i think there were lots of actually, with lots of strengths actually, with corbynism its policy agenda on on ownership, a narrative on public ownership, a narrative potentially on reconstructing , potentially on reconstructing, rebuilding a nation, a national community. it couldn't do that for a bunch of reasons, many self—inflicted . and so i think self—inflicted. and so i think the comparative advantages were never really jumped upon . but i never really jumped upon. but i think the core policies of rebuilding this country, making it a better place to live for everyone . and i still think everyone. and i still think that's a very powerf

the tories on is on 28 points. the tories on 24 points.eform this kind of right of the tory party moderate small party minority parties on ten points. now i would say that if mr sunak can find some form of show some leg, maybe at the tory party conference on tax cuts, that 10% of reform could come across to the tory party. and if the vote is split for labour and liberal democrats, they could hang on to it. but i think to do that it many would say mr sunak has got to show some form of kind of old fashioned tax cutting policies or at least some leg on tax cutting policies which he's failed to do so show so far. >> yeah i'm not sure chris, that just one statement is going to bnng just one statement is going to bring 10% of those who are really very, very hacked off with the conservative party back . perhaps if you stop the boats, perhaps if he reduced net migration. but frankly , there's migration. but frankly, there's no prospect of either of those, is there? >> no, there's not. and largely because they're in the hands of the courts, the who

well, why on earth did you choose to resign when, in the words of former tory minister, your colleague easier to throw your toys out of the pram..." like you did, "and become a protester than it is actually to stay inside the tent "finding solutions"? because i did four years as a minister, i got an enormous amount done. in the last few months, every day, i'd have discussions with my brilliant officials about how difficult things were getting, and i realised that i was losing the battle on notjust small things, but big things like the 11.6 billion. and i was going to have to stand up in parliament and pretend we're going to hit 11.6, pretend that all those commitments we made to small island states are valid, that we're not going to betray them, when i know, and i knew then, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that that was not true, and i couldn't do that. and i felt that by resigning, by blowing the whistle on the 11.6, that the government would feel obliged to prove me wrong. and some of the quotes that you read out earlier give me a little bit of hope that maybe that happened, maybe they