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many of the allegations the fact tulip siddiq's aunt fled - fact tulip siddiq's aunt fled bangladeshand controversial time at its leader. today tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter she wrote while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached the code, it is clear that continuing in my role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be a distraction from the work of government. the standards watchdog had concluded in his report it is regrettable that she was not more alert to the potential risks to her and the government, arising from her close family's associate with bangladesh, i would not advice this should be taken as a breach of the code, but you will want top consider her ongoing responsibilities, in the light of this... ongoing responsibilities, in the light of this. . ._ light of this. .. there are still unanswered _ light of this. .. there are still unanswered questions, - light of this. .. there are still unanswered questions, the i light of this. .. there are still- unanswered questions, the

today tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government thought was inevitable. code, the standards watchdog had concluded in his report it is regrettable that she was not more alert to the potential risks to her and the government, arising from her close family's associate with bangladesh, i would not advice this should be taken as a breach of the code, but you will want top consider her ongoing responsibilities, in the light of this... there are still unanswered questions, the national crime agency has the ability to look into unexplained wealth, there are things called unexplained wealth orders and i think this merits further investigation by an organisation like the national crime agency, to get to the truth. tulip siddiq entered government last year, as the minister responsible for tackling financial corruption. in recent weeks she has been forced to deny being involved in it. including claimles in bangladesh she helped broker a nuclear power plant deal with russia, where money was allegedly off into private hand, she denies it and the allegations were raise

tulip siddiq's mother is her sister.sheikh hasina, been photographed with her various times, while obviously being a uk citizen and, since 2015, a uk mp. what happened just before christmas was that a bangladeshi state institution announced that it was investigating sheikh hasina, but also various members of her family — including tulip siddiq — over corruption allegations initially raised by sheikh hasina's political opponents. nevertheless, even if it was raised by her political opponents in bangladesh, it is quite something for tulip siddiq, who is not only a labour mp, but also a government minister in the uk to be under investigation by another country's authorities. the story is just getting more and more complex. brilliant journalist and friend of mine, gabriel pogrund, from the sunday times, is in dhaka at the moment. 0n the front page of the sunday times today, he's interviewed the man who is now running bangladesh, a nobel peace prize laureate who's raising concerns about this also uncovered questions for tulip

now tulip siddiq.out the letters number ten has published in the last 20 minutes, and tulip siddiq said in her letter it is clear that continuing her role as the economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be a distraction in the work of the government, and the prime minister said in response that he wanted to thank tulip siddiq for her commitment as economic secretary and for self referring herself to the independent adviser on standards and cooperating with the establishment of fax, that she decided to go to avoid distracting the work of the government in delivering the agenda for change as he says, and both tulip siddiq and the prime minister say the standards adviser found nothing wrong, so what of the standards adviser say? this is sir laurie magnus, he said he had not found any evidence of impropriety is relating to properties or ownership of those properties in relation to tulip siddiq's family, and she and her husband did not get anything through anything apart from legitimate means. the st

it's very hard to see how this gets resolved in a way that's good for tulip siddiq people. good for tulipiament last week talking to mp5 who hadn't spoken to since before christmas, many of them raised it before i raised it. they're quite baffled by it. and i'm not sure she's getting an awful lot of sympathy from her colleagues, to be honest. there's also an issue, isn't there, just about the collision of her also being the minister who's responsible for cracking down on corruption in the treasury and to be accused of things, which she denies, that relate to, can relate to corruption. so those two things clashing together make it even more troublesome politically, i think. and if she was minister for paperclips or minister for spoons, shout out to the minister for spoons, and had this hanging over her, so it may well become, you know, even more hard. but we'll see also how quick the review is because sometimes these investigations take ages and ages and ages and ages and ages, but who knows? who knows where it will go? i mean, they won't want... the government will not want.. they will no

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today, tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government thought was inevitable.r has confirmed i have not breached the code, it is clear that continuing in my role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be a distraction from the work of government. sir laurie magnus the standards watchdog had concluded in his report it is regrettable that she was not more alert to the potential risks to her and the government, arising from her close family's associate with bangladesh, i would not advice this should be taken as a breach of the code, but you will want top consider her ongoing to consider her ongoing responsibilities, in the light of this... there are still unanswered questions, the national crime agency has the ability to look into unexplained wealth, there are things called unexplained wealth orders and i think this merits further investigation by an organisation like the national crime agency, to get to the truth. tulip siddiq entered government last year, as the minister responsible for tackling financial corruption. in recent weeks, she has been for

tulip siddiq, one of the topics of questioning for kemi badenoch, but the economy is another aspect thatnly i think those _ for today? well, certainly i think those are _ for today? well, certainly i think those are going - for today? well, certainly i think those are going to i for today? well, certainly ij think those are going to be for today? well, certainly i - think those are going to be the main focus of kemi badenoch's questions, and she only has six questions, and she only has six questions and prime minister questions and prime minister questions works best for the leader of the opposition sticks to one subject and drill down on things. you will expect that those two will be the core of her questions. at other issues that are on the table this week that are on the table this week that the government has struggled with potentially that we might see come up are things like the deal over the sovereignty of the chagos islands, the uk previously announced an agreement that it will relinquish

today, tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government always thought was inevitable.r resignation letter, she wrote, "that while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached "the ministerial code, it is clear that continuing "in my role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be "a distraction from the work of government." sir laurie magnus, the standards watchdog, had concluded in his report, "it is regrettable that siddiq was not more alert to the potential to the independent adviser, as she has now done. many of the allegations relate to the fact tulip siddiq's aunt is sheikh hasina, who fled bangladesh last august, after a long and controversial time as its leader. today, tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government always thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter, she wrote, "that while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached "the ministerial code, it is clear that continuing "in my role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be "a distraction from the work of government." sir laurie magnus, the st

it was before labour's tulip siddiq was an mp, but she was there.adesh's anti—corruption commission is investigating claims tulip siddiq helped broker that deal and £1 billion was siphoned off into private hands. she denies it, and the allegations were first raised by one of her aunt's political rivals. yet it's notjust buildings in bangladesh that have prompted questions here, but property in london too. tulip siddiq seems to have lived in various homes in the capital that are or were owned by people with links to her aunt, including a flat in this block which saadiq was gifted before she was an mp, by a businessman who the financial times says has links to sheikh hasina. labour sources say it would be wrong to link tulip siddiq to the political associations of others. there's a lot of unanswered questions here, notjust for the minister in question, the city minister, who's also meant to be the government's anti—corruption minister, but also for keir starmer, who's put her in this position. in her letter to laurie magnus, the ministerial ethics wat

we will get the latest on the resignation from westminster, tulip siddiq going in the last hour, andgseth continues to give evidence in front of the senate committee. tough questions posed to the potential new defence secretary. live from london. this is bbc news. hopes rise that an israel—hamas ceasefire is very close. mediators in qatar say the major obstacles have been overcome. iam in i am in jerusalem i am injerusalem talking about the prospects for that ceasefire and also injecting caution because after so many false dawns in the past few minutes, treasury minister tulip siddiq it is good to be cautious. in the past few minutes, treasury minister tulip siddiq resigns, after growing pressure over an anti—corruption investigation in bangladesh. trump's pick for defence secretary — pete hegseth — vows to restore a "warrior ethos" to the military — but is grilled by senators over his views on woman in combat. we can no longer count on reputational deterrence, we need real deterrence. for thank as she visits patients at the staff of the hospital that treated her. negotiations to agr

treasury minister tulip siddiq has denied wrongdoing over her use of london properties linked to allies minister of bangladesh last year. but speaking to laura kuensberg, science secretary peter kyle said she should keep herjob until an investigation was carried out. here's our political correspondent, tom symonds with more. well, this has been going on for a long time. tulip siddiq faced a run of stories alleging that she effectively used properties obtained by herfamily, possibly as a result — and i say possibly as a result — of corruption in bangladesh. her aunt was the former premier of bangladesh and was deposed last year as a result of a corruption scandal. today, kemi badenoch, the conservative leader, has said it's time for keir starmer to sack tulip siddiq. he says that she has become a distraction for a government which should be looking at the problems of this country and that the pm not sacking her, makes it clear he's not as bothered by integrity as he claims. so cue peter kyle, who arrived on the laura kuenssberg programme this morning. he was asked what should happen give

the allegations facing tulip siddiq the uk government minister come in two parts, part one is the claimhe helped broker a deal between her aunt and anime putin before she was mp for the that the minister was at that meeting in 2013 and she is always insisted that she was there in a personal capacity. also notable that the allegations were first raised by a political rival of her aunt. the second part of the allegation which was seen in newspapers recently is allegations around homes and flats in central london. tulip siddiq has lived in various properties which are or were owned by people with links to her political party including a flat in central london which labour could was gifted to the minister is an act of gratitude to her parents. and the ft newspaper said the businessman gifting her that that has links to her aunt although the labour source points out it would be linked, it would be wrong to link tulip siddiq to these political organisations for that the prime minister said she was right to your affairs after the ethics watchdog and the conservative say that there are question

the treasury minister tulip siddiq — in charge of tackling corruption — resigns.'s independent adviser says she did not break the ministerial cold. code. code. police issue the names and cctv images of two teenagers they want to speak to after a 14—year—old boy who was stabbed to death on a bus in london last week. hello, welcome to great failed prototypes of our time. and the comedian tony slattery has died at the age of 65. and coming up in sport on bbc news: a pivotal night in the premier league title race — third placed nottingham forest take on the leaders liverpool at the city ground.

calls on the pm to sack the treasury minister, tulip siddiq, because she's been named in a corruptionestigation in bangladesh. in the uk — a police officer has died after being hit by a lorry in north yorkshire. detectives issue an appeal for witnesses and motorists with dashcam footage. welcome to the programme. it's three in the morning in los angeles where firefighters are continuing to battle the wildfires that have destroyed huge swathes of the city. the number of people killed has risen to 16 and a dozen are missing after five days of the devastating fires. the two biggest blazes in the city remain largely uncontained, and more strong winds are forecast over the coming days. those two fires have destroyed an area more than twice the size of new york's manhattan. no cause has yet been established for the fires. firefighters have made some progress against the worst of the infernos, the palisades fire, which has scorched nearly 35 square miles. it's11% contained, which means barriers or firebreaks have been placed around 11% of its perimeter. the palisades fire is now threatening

the uk conservative leader, kemi badenoch, calls on the pm to sack the treasury minister, tulip siddiq, because she's been named in a corruption investigation in bangladesh. siddiq has referred herself to the prime minister's standards adviser and has insisted she has done nothing wrong. a police officer dies after being hit by a lorry in north yorkshire. pc rosie prior had pulled over to deal with a collision on the a19 near thirsk. police issue an appeal for witnesses and for drivers with dashcam video. it's 4:30am in the morning in los angeles where firefighters are continuing to battle the wildfires that have destroyed huge swathes of the city. the number of people killed has risen to 16 and a dozen are missing after five days of the devastating fires. we've also been taking a look at the devastation in another part of los angeles, the neighborhood of altadena. that's near the eaton fire, the second biggest fire, which has burned more than 1a,000 acres. here's helena humphrey. with so many communities destroyed and evacuation orders still in place, you have to look around areas lik

treasury minister tulip siddiq, has resigned from the government, after growing pressure over an antiunt, sheikh hasina, is the former bangladeshi prime minister, and is being investigated over claims of a lucrative land grab. in a letter ms siddiq said she had done nothing wrong but the issue risked becoming a distraction for the government. the government has banned the import of cattle, pigs and sheep from germany, after a case of foot and mouth disease was detected in berlin. there are no cases of the disease in the uk, but the chief vet said "robust contingency plans" were being put in place to protect farmers and food security. the princess of wales has revealed she is in remission from cancer after making an emotional return to the london hospital where she received treatment. after visiting the royal marsden hospital, kate whose husband prince william is first in line to the throne spoke of her "relief" and said she remained i. "focused on recovery . you're live with bbc news. breaking news from south korea. investigators have arrested the acting chief of the presidential secu

the uk's prime minister has been urged to sack anti—corruption minister tulip siddiq after she was namedcorruption investigation in bangladesh. ms siddiq was appointed economic secretary to the treasury injuly and her responsibilities include tackling corruption. she has insisted that she's done nothing wrong. the nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai, urges muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban government in afghanistan. she says the taliban doesn't see women as human beings. now on bbc news: click. this week, we brave the arctic permafrost to visit the ultimate data storage vault. it's a remote destination, far away from wars, crisis, terrorism, disasters. so, what could be safer? nick goes down under to meet the people helping to preserve one of the great wonders of the world. though some of the techniques are quite old—school. it looks like a giant thermos flask. it really is. spencer challenges the boss of lg to gaze into his crystal ball in a no holds barred 0&a. the year is 2030. my hair is still suspiciously brown. what does the home of 2030 look like? and alasdair go

treasury minister tulip siddiq has resigned from the uk government, after growing pressure over an anti—corruptionheikh hasina, is the former bangladeshi prime minister, and is being investigated over claims of a lucrative land grab. in a letter ms siddiq said she had done nothing wrong but the issue risked becoming a distraction for the government. dozens of global medical experts are calling for a radical overhaul in the way obesity is determined, to avoid overdiagnosis and undue stigma. their recommendations aim to move past the blame and discrimination that often surround obesity — estimated to affect more than a billion people worldwide. mealtimes can be stressful for many parents. it can feel like a battle getting your children to eat at all, let alone eat the right things and the right amount. but how much is enough? research from the british nutrition foundation suggests that big portions and getting kids to finish their plate, could be contributing to the obesity crisis. our reporter tim muffett has been speaking to parents at a school in essex. i find it really difficult sometimes just t

treasury minister tulip siddiq has resigned from the government after growing pressure over an anti—corruptione former bangladeshi prime minister, and is being investigated over claims of a lucrative land grab. in a letter, ms siddiq said she had done nothing wrong, but the issue risked becoming a distraction for the government. the government has banned the import of cattle, pigs and sheep from germany after a case of foot and mouth disease was detected in berlin. there are no cases of the disease in the uk, but the chief vet said "robust contingency plans" were being put in place to protect farmers and food security. the princess of wales has revealed she is in remission from cancer after making an emotional return to the london hospital where she received treatment. after visiting the royal marsden hospital, catherine — whose husband prince william is first in line to the throne — spoke of her "relief" and said she remained "focused on recovery." you're live with bbc news. firefighters in los angeles are braced for the return of strong winds of up to 100km/h on tuesday evening as they conti

treasury minister tulip siddiq resigns, after growing pressure over an anti—corruption investigationbangladesh. los angeles braces for further destruction, with weather forecasts indicating a return to strong winds, that could again fuel the flames. the princess of wales announces she is "in remission" from cancer — as she visits staff and patients at the hospital that treated her. strong winds are forecast to return to los angeles, threatening to undermine the progress made against the city's wildfires. forecasters are expecting gusts of more than 70 miles per hour — about the same force as a category one hurricane. these are the same type of santa ana winds that caused the initial spread of the blazes last week. you can see here the two largest firest — the palisades and eaton fires which continue to burn. firefighters in los angeles are warning that the strengthening winds may spread the flames further. president biden has warned that it will cost tens of billions of dollars to rebuild the destroyed areas of los angeles. and, after a spate of crime during the wildfires, prosecutor

calls on the pm to sack the treasury minister, tulip siddiq, because she's been named in a corruption hit by a lorry in north yorkshire. detectives issue an appeal for witnesses and motorists with dashcam footage. welcome to the programme. it's three in the morning in los angeles where firefighters are continuing to battle the wildfires

tulip siddiq denies the claims but says the issue has become a distraction for the government. 0ur politicaluse of power. hello, welcome to great failed prototypes of our time. and remembering the mercurial talent of the comedian and actor tony slattery who's died at the age of 65. 0n newsnight at 10:30 tonight we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters. and of course, look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news.

we had right back in the summer, the sort of donor gate and yeah, right the way up to now with tulip siddiq to her neck in it, it wasn't seen as a priority. >> something clearly, clearly going wrong. we've had dan carden mp now call for a national inquiry. there's lots of people breaking ranks. andy burnham, who's surging ahead in popularity of keir starmer is he finished. is keir over. >> i think he was over before this. personally i think i've always said i said on election night that he would he would likely not last the full term. and i think the way that current trends are going, it's quite clear that at the moment labour will not win in scotland, which will not win in scotland, which will put huge pressure on, especially after the hard work that anas sarwar has done north of the border. and for the first time in history, we won't win in wales. >> all right, so look, what's it going to take, what's it going to take for the labour party. maybe just, you know, the secretaries of state downing street to listen and be more in touch with the public. something's clearly wrong at the top, i t

tulip siddiq and says she has done nothing wrong.nd should not breached the ministerial code remaining in her role would be a distraction. emma reynolds has been appointed the new economic secretary to the treasury. just explain a bit more, given all of that why she is gone. i think she is gone because she and her own words has become a distraction to the work of the government. this is the big problem for ministers facing this sort of onslaught on their propriety, led byjournalists. this is been an investigation ijy this is been an investigation by the daily mail and the sunday times. it has led to her resignation. it's interesting of course that she is now the third big resignation within the government, sue grey went are the prime ministers because advisors went over distraction, distracting rows within number ten, distracting from the work of the government. the transport secretary louise haig went for similar reasons and now tulip siddiq. the prime minister has said he wants to thank her in a letter being published this afternoo

. >> in other political news tonight, treasury minister tulip siddiq has resigned after being named in a corruption probe in bangladesh, where her family is accused of embezzling almost £4 billion. she referred herself to the prime minister's standards adviser and was cleared of breaching the ministerial code, but said that staying on would detract from government work. keir starmer thanked her for her service, but the conservative leader, kemi badenoch, accused the prime minister of dither and delay. the liberal democrats also added that voters expected better from the government. the chair of the criminal cases review commission has quit after intense criticism over her handung intense criticism over her handling and the organisation's handung handling and the organisation's handling of the andrew malkinson case. helen pitcher resigned, saying she was made a scapegoat. but mr malkinson, who spent 17 years in jail for a crime he didn't commit, called her statement shameless. ministers had already started the rare process of advising the king to remove her, following a damning report i

minister tulip siddiq, who has resigned following, of all things, corruption allegations. well, i suppose she was the corruption minister. plus, the government is reportedly on the bnnk government is reportedly on the brink of finalising the chagos islands deal ahead of the trump inauguration. suella braverman joins me in a moment as she castigates this decision. the state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most pugnacious panel, the former conservative immigration minister tom pursglove, and the journalist and broadcaster michael crick. as ever, it's a crucial part of the programme. let me know your views, mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite part of the day. the news bulletin with sam francis. >> jacob, thank you and good evening to you. just coming up to 8:02. well, top story tonight, rachel reeves has been grilled in parliament after her china trip sparked political outrage. reeves defended her visit, highlighting agreements she reached with the world's second largest economic power opportunity to make working people off by making britain b

chris philp has weighed in on tulip siddiq resignation.s accused keir starmer of being far too slow to act. >> now. the prime minister was far too slow to act in this case, the independent advisers report say there are still a number of unanswered questions about the origin of some of these extremely expensive property properties that tulip siddiq somehow purchased. she had no visible means to do so. she herself claims to have forgotten certain information about how she came to own them. there are lots of unanswered questions about whether these properties are connected to tulip siddiq aunt's corrupt regime in bangladesh. >> well, in a first of its kind operation, three men have been arrested in iraq for allegedly running a global people smuggling network, moving migrants here to the uk and across europe. one of the men is 38 years old, accused of coordinating the transportation of migrants via yachts. the other two men, one in their 40s, the other 30s, are both accused of processing financial transactions and gathering migrants for that n

. >> in other political news tonight, tulip siddiq has stepped down as treasury minister amid mounting pressure from an anti—corruption investigation. the labour mp is facing allegations of embezzlement involving her family in bangladesh, where her aunt served as prime minister. she is also under investigation in the uk over properties linked to her aunt's allies. well, despite insisting she's done nothing wrong, she says she's staying. she wouldn't stay in the role because it could be a distraction. it's the second resignation now in just six months, raising further questions about sir keir starmer's leadership. and shadow home secretary chris philp is one of those weighing in on siddique's resignation, accusing keir starmer of being far too slow to act. >> i think the prime minister was far too slow to act in this case, the independent advisers report say there are still a number of unanswered questions about the origin of some of these extremely expensive property properties that tulip siddiq somehow purchased. she had no visible means to do so. she herself claims to have forgotten

. >> tulip siddiq has stepped down as treasury minister amid mounting pressure from an anti—corruptionnvestigation. the labour mp is facing allegations of embezzlement involving her family in bangladesh, where her aunt served as prime minister. she's also under investigation here in the uk over properties linked to her aunt's allies. while despite insisting she's done nothing wrong, she says that staying in that role could have been a distraction. it's the second resignation in just six months, raising further questions about sir keir starmer's leadership. well, the shadow home secretary, chris philp, has weighed in on sadiq's resignation, accusing the prime minister of being far too slow to act now that the prime minister was far too slow to act. >> in this case, the independent advisers report say there are still a number of unanswered questions about the origin of some of these extremely expensive property properties that tulip siddiq somehow purchased. she had no visible means to do so. she herself claims to have forgotten certain information about how she came to own them. there a

does tulip siddiq prove you'rejust as bad as the tories, prime minister?estions continue. the leader of the opposition kemi badenoch. notjust about sadiq's judgement, but starmer�*s too. what does it tell us about hisjudgement? that yesterday he said he was saddened that his close friend resigned. this was an anti—corruption minister under criminal investigation for corruption. and a call for the uk to help investigate london properties linked to tulip siddiq and the deposed bangladeshi regime. will the prime minister offer bangladesh the full support of our national crime agency in ensuring that any properties bought with stolen funds are properly investigated? the prime minister. mr speaker, the city former city minister, referred herself to the independent adviser. he found, as she well knows, there was no breach of the code. the pm accused the tories of hypocrisy. under boris johnson, two ethics advisers resigned in less than two years. what a contrast! thank god the british public chucked them out. should you have resigned sooner? good evening. tulip

i mean, of course, the party which tulip siddiq aunt was a member of. it is a party with close lin

questioning in pmqs to start, you mention the chagos islands as well, but ultimately it will be tulip siddiqhat will be the main focus area for kemi badenoch. tulip siddiq was the exchequer to the treasury secretary which has ministerial responsibility for anti—corruption. to remind you why this has become an issue, she became involved in allegations of corruption that linked to her auntie, who was the former prime minister of bangladesh. there are claims that she helped broker a nuclear deal for russia and she denies this when the claims were first raised by political opponents by her auntie. there are also allegations around a flat that she was gifted in a london apartment block with a man with links to her aunt and other political affiliations have nothing to do with tulip siddiq, but she referred herself to the independent adviser ministerial standards and he looked at her case and didn't find any evidence of propriety she did not... but he said it was regrettable that she was not more alert to the potential reputational risks arising from her close family's association with bangladesh.

. >> pressure mounts on sir keir starmer to sack treasury minister tulip siddiq after calls for a corruption investigation into her london properties. >> the los angeles fires rage on. death toll reaches 16. the blame, though, is now being laid at the feet of celebrity residents who broke water saving rules to attend their lavish gardens. >> subzero temperatures continue as rare amber alerts for the cold are extended until tuesday. >> if the big freeze is proving a bit much, never fear we'll be finding out all about the best spots to catch some winter sun. >> a very good morning manchester city cruise through to the fa cup fourth round with an 8—0 will win over salford, but captain kyle walker tells them in a shock move that he wants to leave. and no rooney , wants to leave. and no rooney, no problem. plymouth. throw up the day's only cup shock with victory at brentford. >> it's a foggy start to sunday out there for some of us. join me later for the full weather details to see how things will develop today. >> it's just gone. >> it's just gone. >> 6:00 i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond

but on the other side of the fence, in other side of the fence, in other breaking news today, tulip siddiq, the anti—corruption minister accused of corruption, she has finally resigned. what a mess. and speaking of messes, kemi badenoch, she's in trouble again today. she's been heavily criticised because she said that rape gangs are made up of peasants from subcultures. your thoughts on that? also, i've got this fascinating story that i must tell you about tonight. you won't even believe your eyes and ears when i share it with you. i'll be getting stuck into all of that and more with my panel tonight. jacqueline foster, the conservative peer and former member of the european parliament, and matt lazar, the former labour adviser. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live to tonight's latest news headlines. >> very good evening to you. the top story tonight at six. well, the princess of wales has revealed her cancer is in remission. in an emotional instagram post, she thanked staff at the royal marsden hospital for their exceptional care, saying it's a relief to be in remission after chem

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. >> and is it time to sack tulip siddiq? pressure is mounting on sir keir starmer to sack the treasury minister after calls for a corruption investigation into her london properties and her associations with her aunt . her associations with her aunt. >> and more reasons to shop at morrisons, the supermarket morri sons, the supermarket chain, morrisons, the supermarket chain, yes, are the latest to back farmers in their protest against the government over those changes to inheritance tax. >> and also this morning, the rj foundation, we're going to be speaking to the founder of this charity, which works to raise awareness and funds for more accessible defibrillators across the uk. after one mum or two parents actually tragically lost their son jamie, to cardiac arrest in 2022. we're going to be talking to them. a busy morning between now and midday. keep your comments and thoughts coming to us gbnews.com/yoursay. here's the news though, with tatiana. >> bev turner. thank you. the top stories the independent inquiry into child

now in my niggle, i'll be taking on tulip siddiq head on. you couldn't make it up. labour's anti—corruption minister is being investigated for, yes, you've guessed it, corruption. despite sir keir starmer saying this in the summer, i'm absolutely determined to restore honesty and integrity to government because i think that is core to ensuring that people appreciate that politics can be a force for good. and in my interview, i'll be speaking to the award winning filmmaker andrew drury. now he is credited with being the journalist who knows isis bride shamima begum the best. he actually went out to syria to interview her. he will be in the studio live. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with will hollis. >> nana. thank you. your top story at 3:00. a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman, believed to be a hospital nurse, was seriously injured after being stabbed in royal oldham hosphaps being stabbed in royal oldham hospital's a&e department. police were called to rochdale road yesterday to reports of a stabbing. great

what he says and find out why, if you pardon the terrible pun, it's not all roses for labour's tulip siddiq. >> she is a senior government minister and she is the prime minister's next big headache. >> and the princess of wales celebrates her 43rd birthday today. she's expected to spend it at home with her family after, of course, what was a very difficult 2024. happy birthday from all of us. >> and the flames are still ripping through los angeles. six of the city's neighbourhoods are ablaze, killing five people, and firefighters are running out of water. >> and reform uk deputy leader richard tice is going to be in the studio with us any minute now. we'll tell you what you think this morning. gbnews.com/yoursay first though, the very latest news with san francis. >> very good morning to you from the newsroom. at 9:32, the top story this morning. fears over the uk economy are mounting as borrowing costs have hit a 27 year high and the pound has fallen to its weakest since april. it's fuelling speculation the chancellor will either raise taxes again or cut spending to balance the books. in a

to get the lettuce out.7 >> and fresh corruption claims over the prime minister's close friend, tulip siddiq, as she resists calls to resign as the treasury minister responsible for fraud. prime minister, payment integrity. >> i'm absolutely determined to restore honesty and integrity to government. >> and there's been another surge of support for reform. now they are just one point behind they are just one point behind the labour party as they push the labour party as they push the tories into third place and a pioneering medical breakthrough. >> medical cannabis. but a lack of pharmaceutical interest is leading people to seek out the drug illegally. we're speaking to one mum who's campaigned to change all of that, and a spy in the palace. >> newly unsealed mi5 files reveals fresh details about the kgb spy that was working in buckingham palace, and why the queen wasn't told. >> and is it time to get tough on junk food or overreach.7 the advertising standards authority looks set to ban unhealthy food and drink ads from online and on air programmes. come. >> we're going to be digging into tho