they've tracked down kelsey turner. >> so they reached out to the stockton police who did find turnerr a photo that won't be posted on her instagram page. detective jaeger flies out to california to interview her in jail. >> when she walks up to me, she kind of saunters a little bit, and she's acting somewhat seductive. she reaches her hand out, and i was like, "well, i'm detective jaeger." so once i advised her of her rights, she was like, nope, i'm not going to talk. but i wanted to leave a little something with her. i was like, you know, what you did in las vegas, you're going to jail for. >> what did you see on her face when you said that? >> she just went blank. the saunter was gone. >> we're back now with the "playboy" model accused of murder. police say 25-year-old kelsey turner killed a psychiatrist with the help of accomplices who are still on the run. >> talk about going viral. the instamodel's face now splashed across tv screens and web pages all across the world. >> i was shocked when i heard that she was arrested for murder. i was thinking to myself, there's no way that's

commissioner turner and commissioner post. my team and have cadence and looking at the approved the the urban forest is here. we meet with [indiscernible] cyc and hunter point family, so i lookcing that report and think it will be thorough and robust. >> thank you very much. commissioner zoubi. >> those increases, they were all the budget presented? orrect. >> these increases are included in the 10 percent plus the 5 percent cutsthat we presented? >> correct. that was a bit of as we are working with the mayor's office to submv june 1, and then work wg the board of supervisors their review happened in a hold up is we were not sure number would be. all threductions that were submitted and approved and accepted by the board supervisors are included in these amounts and we have sufficient the items before you today. >> are we going to have a update >> yes. budget staff are working on that report.shortly after the mayor signed in mid-august.a similar timeline this go-round as welt.have seen preliminary draft. we are working on it

commissioner turner reminded me re today.since they took the time and trouble to come to g, did anyone want to come to the podium an"'dont have to, but i like to acknowledge when people make the effort. >> good morning chair post and commissioners, brian friends of the urban forest. my only comment is that, we are looking forward to partner with public works to meet the goals include not only workforce development, training folks in green collar jobs getting placed in permanent full time anting watering and caring for thousands of trees across our city, so i do want to also commend public works the last time i was up here we talked about delays in invoicing and ar for the record we have seen improvement in that from our end ope to continue that positive relationship, particularly wirks accounting team. thank you. thank you for >> did anybody else want to come to the podium or will i just want to be sure. thank you all for coming. with that, with the changes we mention one item the consent calendar. is there a second? thaichck

but spruance and turner continued to argue with them the volatile kelly turner even called nimitz's plan dangerous and reckless. and finally nimitz said to them look, this is it if you don't want to do it, i find people who will. ah, you willing to make this attack or not? well. okay. i guess that's saying that's fine. we'll take quadrillion. like some of the drama of -- the torpedoes. but it's the same sentiment. and like farragut decision at mobile bay, it was carefully calculus lighted. nimitz was convinced japanese did not intend to go all in to defend coagulant. they would not commit the fleet. and he was equally confident that the adjustments he made to the assault would compensate for the losses that had happened at tarawa. still he risked a great deal here in going ahead with an operation against the unanimous opposition of all his operational commanders. if the attack had failed or even if it had succeed with serious losses, he very likely would have lost his job as midway. he carefully calculated the risks. ordered the attack. it went off like clockwork. the americans lost 300.

yeah ab'y kind of negative sensationalize coverage of nat turner's rebellion.people also have looked at even earlier than that. and, you know, the 1790s with the haitian revolution, obviously this is taking place further away. but that's where you really to see those horrific verbal images of his why we have to be afraid. enslaved people rising up against us and especially in places like south carolina, like the mississippi, where black outnumber white. thank you so i'm not sure i quite understand something. you said there were the circulation of the abolition newspapers was 3000 said in a well if given pension for only reading what people that agree us so you got 2995 people who are abolitionists and five people out of the 3000 who are not so how would they have this much influence or any influence at all really. yeah, an excellent point. and this is exactly what the postal campaign in 1835 was designed to get around. and it was designed bring the message into the south to to slaveholders, quote unquote, the enemy and get publicity that other newspapers would

mayor turner and ms. carter, thank you for joining us tonight at the end of this momentous week. let me start with you, ms. carter. i have talked to your family just before your mother passed away last month after battling cancer just two days later, close friend and a pi kappa alpha sorority sister, kamala harris, declared her presidential candidacy and she attended your mother's funeral later that week, where you all graciously had her speak among some of us. on thursday, vice president harris accepted the democratic nomination, a watershed for millions of women, black women in particular, including those that never lived to see it, like your mother. but before we get into the weight of this moment, tell us about your campaign to serve out the rest of your mother's term, as you prepare for this november special election. >> thank you, reverend al, and thank you for your longtime friendship of my mother, congresswoman sheila jackson lee. i want to finish what my mom fought so hard for and that is to always serve the people of the 18th congressional district to stand up for ameri

so it's interesting to compare nat turner's rebellion where john raid, you know, almost three decadeslater and at the time, if not turner's most newspapers in most of the country were not running the story of the day of the day after course, they had to wait for letters to come and before they had professional journalists for them, they would often rely on, okay, well, wait until we receive a copy of the local newspaper, so we'll find out the news from there are often they would have sort of a network of friends and correspondents called them who were not professionally employed, but were people who traveled or were resident elsewhere who would send, you know, lengthy letters back to the newspapers so that the kind of coverage is for those technological reasons. but yeah absolutely, it's a very kind of negative sensationalize coverage of nat turner's rebellion. people also have looked at even earlier than that. and, you know, the 1790s with the haitian revolution, obviously this is taking place further away. but that's where you really to see those horrific verbal images of his why we

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turner hid for a long time, but was found and executed. after his uprising, the authorities banned even basic education for the slaves. on august 21, 1944, in dumberton oaks, a luxurious mansion in the washington suburbs, a conference of the leading powers of the anti-hitler coalition, the ussr, the usa, great britain and china, began. the soviet union had not yet participated in the war against japan and the conference was divided into two phases: soviet and chinese. in the first negotiations were conducted with the soviet delegation with the americans and the british, and in the second - between the allies and the delegation of china. the agenda included the creation of the united nations, agreed on its goals, objectives and structure. but in two cases, the soviet. western representatives did not disperse. in moscow, they feared that the westerners would turn the general assembly into a voting machine, which, by the way, happened in the first post-war years. therefore, for balance , they insisted on membership in the un of all union repu

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it is called the nat turner rebellion after its leader.cks, their descendants taken from africa, were not considered... their exploited, sold and bought at slave markets, and were cruelly punished for the slightest offense. nat learned to read and write, was religious, and believed that god had given him a mission to destroy exploiters and torturers. he hoped that revolutionary violence would draw attention to the plight of the slaves. turner gathered a group of like-minded people, and took the solar eclipse that occurred then as a sign from god, a signal to attack. they smashed white houses and killed without mercy. about 60 people died, including children, but after 2 days militia units suppressed the uprising. turner hid for a long time, but was found and executed. after his uprising, the authorities banned even basic education for the slaves. on august 21, 1944 , a conference of the leading powers of the anti-hitler coalition, the ussr, the usa, great britain and china, began in dumberton oaks, a luxurious mansion in the washington sub

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welcome back to dewbs& co with me , bev turner ben habib and me, bev turner ben habib and paul embry'sng a bit, but you know what? it's the end of a stressful week, isn't it? it's a friday night, so stick with us. so this again, this is a bit light hearted. the olympic breakdancer ray gun has called the backlash that she's received since competing in paris 2024 devastating. the 36 year old australian has been criticised and also slightly sort of laughed at following her performance in paris. let's remind ourselves. robert performance in paris. let's remind ourselves . robert jenrick performance in paris. let's remind ourselves. robert jenrick. andrew doyle. mark steyn. >> here we go . what . >> here we go. what. >> here we go. what. >> tire of watching it. celebrities, including fat boy slim have rushed to her defence. meanwhile, boxer imane khelif is suing the likes of elon musk and jk rowling for what she's describing as aggravated cyber harassment. both of these athletes, i use that term, you know, loosely, are basically complaining about the fact that they're getting hate online. p

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bev turner on gb news. welcome back to. neil oliver live with me. bev turner this evening.the centre of the olympics. gender row has launched legal action against elon musk and j.k. rowling for alleged aggravated cyber harassment. imane khelif won gold in paris, of course, in the women's boxing, won gold in paris, of course, in the women's boxing , despite the women's boxing, despite allegedly having x y chromosomes , allegedly having x y chromosomes, which means that effectively they were born male and have some male physical traits. well, joining us now is discrimination lawyer robin moira white. good afternoon robin. good to see you. right. this was a huge controversy during the olympics because it was sort of obvious that imane khelif didn't look entirely, female born. let's say she is not transgender. she considers herself to be a woman. she was raised as a girl. so what do you make of the fact that she's now looking to take legal action against the likes of elon musk and j.k. rowling, and also donald trump, because onune and also donald trump, because online they made

, and turners, i also worked as a turner in the sixth grade, we had an internship, this is...st of your life, leonid said it right, that this smell, it will just stand there reminding you, yes, this is the first profession, the second job is an illuminator in the builders' culture house on lachplyasha street in riga, so, at the age of 13 i went to the theater in the reciter's studio, there... to tetov konstantin grigorievich, my teacher, and at the same time we helped the lighting technicians, in short, when i was also tired of studying in the eighth grade, and i decided to go to school, well, if the truth be told, then the school principal, nina dmitrievna, a wonderful principal, i loved her very much, she told me, borechka, let's do it this way, you submit an application for resignation, this is your voluntary desire, i say, nina dmitrievna, how you will say, i love you endlessly without edge. we part lovingly, because i got on the school with my bad behavior, the last chord - it was, i climbed up the drainpipe, climbed to the third floor and wanted to enter my class, mixed

it is not beverley turner. no, no no no beverley turner. no, no no no beverley turner.o no beverley turner. and this is jonathan ashworth who was, until recently a labour mp. he was one of the few to lose her seat. but we won't go into all of that because don't intrude on private grief, even though we're about to talk about free speech. >> stop doing it then you said you weren't going to nigel farage jonathan, who's now an mp, says that he fears keir starmer is about to embark on the biggest restriction on free speech in peacetime because of the internet, because of cracking down on the lies, the hate, the propaganda on. >> i mean, where's nigel farage, said this, he's presumably said it on gb news on his twitter account, on fox news. you can say it in the house of commons, you can say it on these youtube channels. i mean, cracking down on free speech. i'll give over nigel. of course he's not cracking down on free speech, but he's making the point. >> he's going to use the far right riots if you accept to, restrict civil liberties. >> well, look, there is a serious ques

. >> bev turner thank you very much and good morning. the top stories , the search for six stories, the search for six people that rescuers fear are trapped inside a luxury yacht that sank in a storm off the coast of sicily has now entered its third day. an expert says rescue teams could be listening out for a timed banging noise. the maritime diving and wreckage expert also warned the teams would face a big choice between salvaging the wreck or rescuing bodies, as their efforts intensify . the italian coast intensify. the italian coast guard hasn't ruled out the possibility that those missing, including technology tycoon mike lynch and his 18 year old daughter hannah may still be alive, with experts suggesting air pockets could have formed as the yacht sank . the italian the yacht sank. the italian coastguard, of course, hasn't ruled out the possibility that they may still be alive as i say, a new video was released yesterday showing the moment the superyacht disappeared from view dunng superyacht disappeared from view during the storm.

i want to bet you paul turner , a single bet you paul turner, a single pint of beer.s before the year? is out, yes or no? >> well, i fancy your pint of beeh >> well, i fancy your pint of beer, so i'm going to take you up on that, and the reason why is i think they're going to go for soft removals to countries such as albania. but i'll tell you what. in 1st of january, we'll see who's buying her drink. >> well, well, paul turner, luckily for you, i don't have a dry january. i'll be taking your beer and i'll be. i'll be chasing it down with a whisky as well. paul i admire your optimism. i really, really do . optimism. i really, really do. and i hope to see you in the new yeah and i hope to see you in the new year. at which point i'll gladly sip your ale. paul turner , sip your ale. paul turner, immigration barrister at imperial chambers. thank you very much for coming on the show. now our phone repair shop is ruining the look of our high streets. well, people in reading aren't remotely happy. guess what? they've got 20 in their town centre. i'm about to be joined by a j

this is britain's newsroom with me bev turner and dawn neesom. because andrew is lying on a yacht in his budgie smuggler. >> thanks for that mental image, bev. i really don't need that now. operation early dawn . now. operation early dawn. emergency measures to prevent overcrowding in prisons has been triggered as more rioters are sentenced. but is it just another of sir keir starmer sticking plaster solutions? >> and labour appear to have caved in again. they're announcing new laws to make it easier for unions to strike. but by relaxing the rules for nhs workers to walk out. is sir keir starmer putting lives at risk? >> and the big story? misogyny will be treated as a form of extremism under new government plans. but is this just a threat to free speech? >> indeed it is. across the pond, vice president kamala harris leads donald trump in the polls. would you believe it? as she prepares for her headline moment at the democratic national convention that starts tonight. we're going to be looking forward to it. >> indeed. and meanwhile, harry and me

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unless you play bev turner. of course . bev turner. of course. >> right?. >> a man has been charged with attempted murder after a mother was stabbed in front of her child at notting hill carnival over the weekend. we'll be live outside westminster magistrates court, and we're also going to be marking a bit of a milestone. >> the 20th thousandth migrant will have crossed the english channel by the end of the day. since the beginning of this yean since the beginning of this year, we'll be live in the studio on that one with mark white. stay with us. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. through the rest of the day it will feel very warm across eastern areas and some central areas of england. sunny spells for many of us, but a risk of some quite heavy showers where we see this weather front pushin where we see this weather front push in across parts of scotland. northern england, wales, southwest a

with me , bev turner on gb news.ow listen to this figure. more than 18,000 have crossed the channel in small boats so far this year, after the biggest single day of arrivals under the new labour government. >> so this comes after two migrants died yesterday attempting the crossing to reach the uk in a small boat. we're joined now by gb news home and security editor mark white. mark, what's really struck me recently is that obviously in the run up to the election, the conservatives were getting hammered with these stats about the small boats every single day. and yet it seems that since labour have got in, the numbers haven't changed significantly. if anything, as we don't know specifically at the moment whether they've gone up or not. but they're getting a bit of a free ride. the press aren't mentioning them at all. >> well, i think understandably over the last couple of weeks, given the very significant events that unfolded across the country, you could be forgiven for not focusing on those coming across the channel

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and me.en superyacht as the hunt continues for the missing passengers, with experts calling the operation very complicated. >> british tech tycoon mike lynch and his daughter are among six tourists still missing after the luxury yacht sank in a tornado off the coast of sicily. >> so the british registered 56 metre. bayesian had 22 people on board when it went down after being struck by a tornado in the early hours of yesterday morning, a body believed to be that of the vessel's chef has already been found. >> divers are combing the waters as the search continues around the wreck. 50m underwater so far , the wreck. 50m underwater so far, 15 people have been rescued, including the wife of mike lynch and one year old girl. among them is british businessman mike lynch. morgan stanley banking boss jonathan blumer and clifford chance lawyer chris morvillo. >> so we're joined now by journalists from giornale di sicilia, davide ferraro and giorgio mannino. good morning, both of you. thank you very mu

let's quickly get the views of my panel, amy nicole turner and tim stanley. what did you make of what james had to say, >> i understand where he's coming from. the concern is that labour will probably do one, one of two things or both. one is to push this idea of something being legal but harmful. so it's technically legal, but it still does harm. so, so a third category of speech. precisely. and the other thing is more robust hate crime laws, perhaps a new definition of islamophobia and things like that. so it becomes easier to catch people, i think the i think the much more straightforward solution is to finally make social media platforms treated. as a publisher. i work for the daily telegraph. if someone writes a racist letter to my newspaper, we wouldn't publish it. if we did publish it, we'd be held directly responsible for it. why can't social media firms be held responsible? >> i mean, elon musk or one of his employees going through every single tweet they would just say, that's my point. you're just trying to shut twitter down. >> yeah, that's my poi

bolt and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner , broadcaster amy nicole turner, david, i can'tngary, much attention. this in hungary, where the danube institute has its base. >> thankfully, they're not a racist government, so they don't think that measures like this have anything to do with running education policy. i struggle to find any way in which it is not a racist policy. anything that separates one race from another in characteristic in emotion and in characteristic in emotion and in experience of the world is, i think, de facto racist. and this is saying that there is something inherently sinful and wrong about being white that must be addressed by people who happen to be white. if the boot were on the other foot, if you were on the other foot, if you were saying this about people who were black or of asian extraction, it would clearly and obviously be castigated and it should be in this instance. >> amy, how can i challenge my whiteness? what on earth does it mean? >> okay, so i think this, recommendation came from a bit of research done by the runnymede trust, which i

gillian turner at the state department.y what was hacked. >> we know that the same day the trump campaign announced they have been hacked the news outlet politico started reporting that they have been receiving e-mails from an omnibus e-mail account but to contain internal trump campaign documents kamala harris what the trump campaign says about all of this. the documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources hostile to the u.s. intended to interfere with the 2024 election to instill chaos. on friday new microsoft report revealed the iranian hackers broke into the account of a high-ranking official in the u.s. presidential campaign. they're not specifying which official, this back in june to coincide obviously trump selection of his running mate jd vance. trump post this over the weekend on truth social. we were just informed by microsoft corporation that whatever many websites was hacked by the iranian government, never a nice thing to do. politico said they received the e-mails with somebody that using aol e-mail a

turner lost out on nba broadcast rights. why when the stock has now lost $40 billion of its market valuation since the media company was forged when warner bros and discovery merged in april of 2022. why does one of top wall street analysts covering the stock call it a buy? bank of americas securities is here and why she's still a believer. overall with the markets, it's a rare day when both of the markets and bond yields are on the assent and 10 year yield heading north for the third day in a row and up six basis points back above 4% just barely but get right to the floor show and two of the best tra traders in e biz to help us understand everything and steve and keith fitzgerald. forget about the fed being data dependent. now investors are data dependent and if full a took was a benign jobless report to spark the rally, what do you make of the outsized move in the markets? >> two things. amount of liquidity going to war is extreme and all that money running in is like fill ago bucket with running water and sentiment on the

steve turner was elected to this position on behalf of the conservative party in the 2021 election.he is facing another election this year and was eager to say what he has done to improve the situation. what i promise the people is that they deserve an efficient and effective police force, and that's what we're looking for here. so we look at the crime rate data as a percentage of the population, but when you look at the arrest data as a percentage of the population, we are the second best force in the country in terms of with arresting criminals, we have some of the best figures for the arrest rate of criminals dealing with crimes like robbery and knife crime . that's why we 've increased our searches and searches here by about 40%. you 've been in power for 3 years, why is this sooner? it didn't happen. you should know that when we got the force, the number was small. we were in a position where we could only deal with the issue of crime. we didn't have a strategy, we didn't have a clear path. we had a force that did not register the crime correctly. but now we know that we manage

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. so should smoking be banned even outside ministers are considering stopping smokers lighting up outside of pubs, sports stadiums and play areas . and play areas. >> righteous repairing relationships the prime minister's european tour takes him to france , where he pledges him to france, where he pledges to inject some hope into britain . to inject some hope into britain. >> and we're going to be joined by a political biographer, sir anthony seldon, whose new book truss at ten, has a few shocking accusations about the former prime minister, liz truss. don't miss that. >> and thames water woes the struggling water company says bills will have to rise by more than £260 a year. that's 59% higher than they are at the moment and it's one year on from ulez expansion throughout london. >> small businesses want more support, more than 70% of fines haven't been paid but has it made any difference to the air quality.7 we'll let you know . quality.7 we'll let you know. let us know your thoughts.

bev turner.s it another cover up at the bbc? the broadcaster is at the bbc? the broadcaster is at the centre of controversy after they continued to pay the presenter, huw edwards, a fat salary after he was arrested on suspicion of serious offences. >> well, you all know he pleaded guilty at westminster magistrates court yesterday to three counts relating to images of children and admitted receiving 41 images on whatsapp, seven of the most serious kind involving children under age. >> in a statement, the bbc said he would have been sacked if he had been charged while still working for the corporation. well, former head of religion and ethics aqeel ahmed joins us now. former bbc head of religion and ethics. good morning, aqeel i guess the bbc's defences. you know, he was arrested . he hadn't know, he was arrested. he hadn't been charged. he hadn't been found guilty of anything . we had found guilty of anything. we had an obligation under employment law to keep him on the payroll. is there any case

andrew turner, bbc news, norfolk.but if you're a wheelchair—user or have issues with your mobility, access to the seaside can often be frustratingly off—limits. however, a charity in fleetwood is helping to change that by offering specially adapted wheelchairs and facilities. 0ur reporter ellis palmer can explain. well, at least the sun's trying to poke out when i arrive in fleetwood. we're blessed with a fantastic and varied coastline here in the north—west, but all too often i'm limited in where i can go as a wheelchair—user. but i'm here in fleetwood today to meet a group of volunteers who are making the beach accessible and creating special memories. the charity was started in 2018. it aims to get everyone out and down the beach. so, mick, how are these different from normal wheelchair? this particular chair, it reclines. the legs go up as well so that we can put them in various different positions. the arms... mick dreamt up the idea when he saw a young wheelchair—user unable to get to the sea. the tyres themselv

house intelligence committee chairman mike turner will be here. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." on the eve of the democratic national convention our cbs news poll continues to show a very tight race in the 2024 presidential race. vice president kamala harris is three points ahead of former president donald trump nationwide, but in those seven key battleground states which could go either way, the race is a dead heat. joining us with more is cbs news executive director of elections and surveys, anthony salvanto. good to see you here, anthony. >> good morning. >> what do voters tell you is most important heading into a pretty unusual democratic convention? >> so let's start by reminding everybody how we got here to what this is, only can be described as a very close race. in fact, remember the national vote doesn't decide the presidency, it's those battleground states. if you unpack that and look at our estimates in each of those individual battle grounds, what you see is close race afte

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dawn neesom in for bev turner. i'm nearly caught myself bev turner then. oh my lord, she'd have sued. she probably would, and rightly so. she's a gorgeous brunette. i'm neither of those things. >> now that boxer. so she is the most famous boxer. probably more famous than mike tyson. >> mike tyson by now. >> mike tyson by now. >> yeah, because she is now taking legal action alleging criminal cyber harassment. >> this is imani khalife. the algerian boxer who got gold medal in the recent olympics. and she has now read all the stuff you. if you've missed this, you've been living under some kind of rock , but obviously some kind of rock, but obviously all the fuss about whether this person is actually male or female. she was banned by one one boxing committee. she was . one boxing committee. she was. but the ioc, the olympics one said no, that's fine. her passport said she was a female. so she is therefore a female and can fight women in the ring. however, it does appear we don't know for sure because we haven't seen the medical records that she has x y chromos

this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. so disorder in britain 6000 police officers are on standby as the nation braces itself for more than 30 protests later today. the prime minister says he's doing all that. he can to stop the unrest. >> you are likely to be dealt with within a week and that nobody but nobody should be involving themselves in this disorder . disorder. >> well, i and the two tier policing debate rages on is elon musk right.7 >> two tier care. the pressure is building . is building. >> and are you convinced .7 >> and are you convinced? because a new poll by yougov finds almost half of people think the prime minister's handung think the prime minister's handling of the disorder has been poor . been poor. >> and the southport stabbing inquest into the deaths of three young girls, elsie dot stancombe , young girls, elsie dot stancombe, alice dasilva aguiar and baby king, who were all stabbed at the taylor swift dance class, opens today . opens today. >> and in the olympics, team gb bagged two silvers and one

let's go to them. >> at 1023, britain's newsroom with andrew bucha and bev turner.ommentator piers pottinger and our senior political commentator, nigel nelson. why are you more senior than him ? than him? >> can i just say, nigel, i've been dying to talk to you about this. we were told after keir starmer was in government that it was going to be everyone was raving about the grown ups are in charge, change begins now. was the headline, wasn't it? andrew marr said, don't you feel suddenly like we can relax and we're in a place of stability? fast forward a few weeks and there's literally rioting on the streets. >> yeah, not so much a honeymoon. yeah. >> no honeymoon. they're divorced already . divorced already. >> well, there's no honeymoon. it's what happens to prime ministers. and he's learning very quickly. events. events. it's just simply events that something comes out of the blue. something unexpected happens and whacks you . whacks you. >> i mean, not really unexpected, is it? >> oh, yes, it is unexpected. i mean, the idea that the that britain would go up in

britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so good morning. violence swept the uk this weekend. violent clashes across the country of course, in the warm weather, the prime minister will hold an emergency cobra meeting this morning to come up with solutions to the unrest. sir keir starmer vowed those who are involved will regret it. >> i won't shy away from calling it what it is far right thuggery to those who feel targeted because of the colour of your skin. i want you to know that this violent mob do not represent our country . it down here. >> we're here live at the houdayinn >> we're here live at the holiday inn express in rotherham, in which a riot broke out last night. the protest involved over 700 people, with ten police officers injured and one knocked unconscious. the clean up effort continues and police crime scene tape has been put in place . put in place. >> let this cobra meeting, they will be discussing policing resources, whether they've got enough for sustained violence over the coming days. >> and just and just what you want t

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let's quickly get the views of my panel, amy nicole turner and tim stanley.hat did you make of what james had to say, >> i understand where he's coming from. the concern is that labour will probably do one, one of two things or both. one is to push this idea of something being legal but harmful. so it's technically legal, but it still does harm. so, so a third category of speech. precisely. and the other thing is more robust hate crime laws, perhaps a new definition of islamophobia and things like that. so it becomes easier to catch people, i think the i think the much more straightforward solution is to finally make social media platforms treated. as a publisher. i work for the daily telegraph. if someone writes a racist letter to my newspaper, we wouldn't publish it. if we did publish it, we'd be held directly responsible for it. why can't social media firms be held responsible? >> i mean, elon musk or one of his employees going through every single tweet they would just say, that's my point. you're just trying to shut twitter down. >> yeah, that's my point