and i think i mean, trevor they.ean, trevor makes the point that we know there are certainly some extremists, at least within the within the party. but as i said, i wouldn't classify them as necessarily far right . but necessarily far right. but immigration, again, is the big issue as it as it's become in this country. >> it's interesting. trevor, the hard left communist parties are also took part in this election split from the centre, the centre left party. and they also shared the same concerns as afd around uncontrolled immigration and the rise of unchecked islam. so in that sense, the horseshoe connects and not everybody can be a fascist. not everyone can be a fascist. not everyone can be an islamophobe. how about if people are just concerned about the state of their country, and this is the only party who listens to them? >> well, you're absolutely right about the horseshoe, because in the end, the extreme right does link up with the extreme left and they become just deeply unpleasant. and whatever you want to

trevor. much, trevor. nigel. superb opening to the show . now coming up, tata show. now coming up, tata steel's final blast furnace at port talbot was fully shut down. sadly at 5 pm. today. and britain's last surviving coal fired power station also finally closed its embers. thousands of job losses and the impact on communities no one in government seems to fully comprehend. i'll have lee anderson on this next. welcome back to gbn tonight with me martin daubney. now, the remaining embers of britain's last coal fired power station at ratcliffe on soar have finally been smouldered down. as a kid, i could see the plumes of steam from ratcliffe fired by coal dug by my dad , bob, who worked at by my dad, bob, who worked at nearby cotgrave pit for 47 years. there he is in his prime now. today marks the end of more than 140 years of the coal industry in the uk. that's my dad, bob again. but it's no coincidence that today the last blast furnace at port talbot was also extinguished for the final time.

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they lean on trevor etienne, the transfer from florida. get it to him between the tackles, out in the flat. see what he does with it. he's excellent with the ball after the catch. almost tightropes the sideline before giving way to branson robinson who pays it off with the only touchdown. the offensive line struggling the first three quarters has settled in in the fourth quarter against the kentucky defensive line and the offense has rhythm as a result. >> sean: still just 202 total yards for number one georgia. nate frazier, stacked up. mark stoops will use his first time-out, clock still running. several seconds ran off. jordan lovett up from the secondary. next week our primetime matchup on s.e.c. network is 7:45, georgia southern, number five ole miss. ole miss, 3-0. 40-6 today. download the espn app or go to espn.com/schedule to watch all the action. if you're georgia, how do you play it? >> greg: continue to lean on the run game. they've done a pretty good job running between the tackles, but might get to the outside a little bit mor

but what i'm really interested in is the model, trevor, he says. the model, trevor, he says.s fine, but we can reform from within, you know, the strictures of that model. don't we need to rethink the whole funding model on how we do this? >> i was very surprised, actually, to hear keir starmer say that the model is fine because just about everybody else, i don't know of anyone who thinks that the model is fine, including wes streeting, who made it very clear before the election that the national health service system was broken and needed drastic repair. the big question is the reform issue.i big question is the reform issue. i remember vividly interviewing gordon brown when he was chancellor, saying that there would be not a penny for there would be not a penny for the health service without reform, and there was no reform because the bma and other vested interests simply block it. and this is what sirjohn bell, the this is what sir john bell, the oxford regius professor of medicine , said today. and i medicine, said today. and i thought very eloquently that the bma block ev

trevor. >> yeah. proposing three three makes strange bed followers are are hard right wing republicans and that is a trojan horse to allow folks to lgbtq more housing i support rent control and proposing three if you read it a reason have hardly wing right republicans not want to build affordable housing i want to expand and insure we have strong ejection protection because we're seeing on proposing three a frank stop sign i'm not supporting that i support the common sense we don't need some reprimand year 79 that's the reason we need rent control we need to make substantive changes that protects renters and make sure we have a housing stock across the board that's why i'm not be voting for proposing three three. >> pass the mic back i'm becoming reluctant to let go of this one. >> all right. h. >> just on proposing three three, of course, we need rent control all this garbage we have the extent e stipulated the comptroller property. what do you got one hundred and fifty years ago a name wrote a book

trevor board member vic ram says together they're using community activism to bring vibrancy back ton jose. >> so when we have a concern in our area, trevor is the way for us to voice our opinions and our concerns, and that's how we're able to make this impact. >> the tully road corridor is in district eight and is represented by council member domingo candelas. he told ktvu he supports trevor, and this fiscal year, he's allocating $50,000 to help market the vietnamese and latino small businesses in east san jose. >> we need that so that trevor can be fiscally sustainable, so that we can do the murals so that we can do the banners so that we can do the beautification. so that people want to come back here and go. they want to spend money here. >> bowie says that they'll present the work that they've been doing to san jose city council next week. she also says that they're preparing for the very first tully east festival right here at east ridge center. it's the last weekend of this month. there will be 150 vendors here, and she says they'll have something fun for everyone. lamonica p

the study, led by lawyer british—israeli lawyer trevor asserson , and lawyer trevor asserson, and carriedfound a total of intelligence, found a total of 1553 breaches of the bbc s own editorial guidelines . these were editorial guidelines. these were allegedly committed by using such terms as war crimes, genocide and breaching international law. up to 14 times more frequently in relation to israel and hamas, along with incidents of journalists and guests, apparently subverting editorial standards, the report concluded. the findings reveal a deeply worrying pattern of bias and multiple breaches by the bbc of its own editorial guidelines on impartiality, fairness and establishing the truth . it is establishing the truth. it is worth noting that this investigation is not an independent inquiry conducted by an official body. however, its findings have led to many calls for an independent inquiry to take place. well, i'm really pleased now to be joined by the man behind the report, the lawyer and senior partner at asserson law, trevor assassin, trevor , thank you so much for trevor, thank you

trevor chandler has taken nothing. i'd like this woman to.d like this woman to explain why i was not invited to that. the excuse that i got was because i don't have $150,000 in contributions. they're trying to run this chandler across, and it won't fly. we need jackie fielder for supervisor and nine, and we need aaron peskin for mayor. next speaker, please. hello, i'm alan wong. i'm a policy director at children's council at san francisco and at children's council. our goal is to help every child in san francisco reach their full potential. just to answer some of the issues brought up at the forum, at the forum on thursday, we had candidates jackie fielder, roberto hernandez and trevor chandler present at that forum. so claudia is one of the strongest possible candidates that we can appoint to the cpac position. thank supervisor engardio o's office for his grace and being supportive of this appointment from district four, claudia has experience as a as a child care provider, helping families get access to childcare. also thinking strategicall

. >> my name is trevor chandler, the san francisco democratic party endorsed candidate and renter in the mission, union member, internationally recognized lgbtq civil rights activist and most recently taught third grade at sfud. i'm not running because san francisco is broken, i'm running because city hall is. my campaign has been laser focused on being serious about safety. i'm one of the only candidates who called for accountability responsive and fully staffed sfpd. i know we can deliver clean streets, strong schools and safer neighborhood and standing up for values. it takes pragmatic reasonable and competent leadership and that is what i bring. i bring deep experience and bringing people together to fix tough issues. it is why governor newsom appointed to [indiscernible] and why sf [indiscernible] pro-housing scott wiener endorsed me. it is time for change and why together with folks from across the political spectrum in d9 on a team reasonable we are turning the page of a broken city hall status quo and starting a new fresh vision that prioritize out pp comes over the same stal

>> david: trevor ault with us tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the severe storms we're tracking at this hour across several states. damaging winds possible. and in the east, alerts are up along the coast. so, let's get right to meteorologist lee goldberg of our new york station wabc, tracking it all again for us. hi, lee. >> reporter: hi, david. still a summary theme for sure on the weather map. we're getting summer storms, and that's over the upper midwest. there's an active tornado warning south of duluth right now. if you are in line for that storm, get to shelter. there's been quarter-sized hail over southern minnesota. then there's that low doing laps off the northeast coast. heavy rain for the cape and islands. high surf advisories, as well. some of that rain is backing into boston. it will not reach new york, but coastal flood alerts are up. flood advisories into the weekend. and then there's the tropics. most important area to watch, the caribbean and the southern gulch. there may be devel

>> david: trevor ault tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back here, there is breaking news coming in in the manhunt for a suspect wanted in the deadly ambush of a deputy shot in his personal suv. >>> also tonight the 5-year-old boy attacked by a mountain lion during a family picnic. >>> and then later tonight here we remember a teen idol. i had b. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if

>> david: trevor ault tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and to an investigation involving suicide, which is legal in switzerland. tonight here, the case of an american woman believed to be the first person to use what's called a suicide pod in switzerland. the 64-year-old woman, from the midwest, reportedly suffered from an autoimmune condition. here tonight, james longman. >> reporter: a criminal investigation is under way tonight after the first-known death of an american woman in a so-called suicide pod in switzerland. the woman is described as a 64-year-old from the midwest who had an autoimmune condition. police say she died in a forest near the german border where the capsule called the sarco pod was placed. it's the first time it's ever been used. and it allows a person to release nitrogen gas into the chamber at the touch of a button. that removes all the oxygen, causing the person to fall asleep and then suffocate. assisted dying is legal in switzerland, but only without "external assistanc

well, i'm joined now by the former political editor of the sun, trevor kavanagh , as well as my trevor, as well as my most intellectual panel, gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, and the journalist and conservative peer lord goodman. trevor, let me come to you first because over your many decades as a political correspondent, did donors usually want some influence or did they do it because they were worthy figures , distributing worthy figures, distributing largesse without hoping for anything in return? >> you're suggesting altruism? the thing is that lord alli is a very shrewd businessman. the labour party itself may be the paymasters for that may be the trade unions, but the cabinet itself, the most important decision makers, are bought and paid for by lord alli . all the paid for by lord alli. all the evidence suggests that there's hardly anyone of any status in this cabinet who hasn't benefited from the largesse of his enormous estate, whether it's in new york or in the penthouse flat that he has, or whether he's buying apartments for people or giving them frocks, a

league siberia hosted red star and managed to win 3:1, in the home team the goals scored are, i think, trevor murphy, sergei shiroky and belarusian maxim sushko, in the team. sochi alexander hosted ska, for which pavel maisevich, stepan folkovsky play. sergei sapega and vladimir alistrov, the st. petersburg team won 7:4 with one goal scored by falkovsky. demidov, falkovsky, oh-oh-oh, falkovsky, barys, for which vladislav kadola plays, lost to ak bars 0:5. in the belarusian extra league. three matches took place, so neman beat gomel 4:2, the team from grodno is in ninth place in the tournament table, the lynxes are in eighth. vitebsk won a victory over brest on home ice, 4:3, the bears are in third place, the zubrs are in sixth place. today was a good game, but in terms of intensity, in terms of struggle, unfortunately, we could not, today we could not realize goal-scoring opportunities, the majority, so in this component we performed and could not. a good game, the guys did everything that was required of them, worked to the maximum for all the goals of the task. in another match, shakhtar wa

trevor: every year that comes out, a new statistic of whether or not we've hit the turning point forlimate change. and that's something that i take into consideration when it comes to starting a family, because i don't want to raise a child. b in a world that every year gets closer and closer to becoming uninhabitable. cazoshay: in may of 2017, i was struck by a car that was traveling 48 mph while crossing -- miles-per-hour while crossing the street, and as a result of that, i ended up with several long term disabilities and conditions. and really, through this experience, my son actually became a caregiver to me. our roles were kind of reversed, and so that's not something that i would willingly want to be in another position to do again. would i be able to handle the parent-teacher conrences, the transportation, making meals, changing diapers? as a disabled person, those are all considerations. erica: pretty much as soon after having my first child, we agreed that we weren't going to try and have a second, with, with all the other uncertainties. and that was heartbreaking. and we r