the useless ulez you lose mr. khan , useless ulez you lose mr.en we covered the vandalism of a number of ulez cameras in london . saboteurs, cut wires and, painted lenses. obviously criminal offence. but the public have become more creative . their have become more creative. their discontent for the spyware . take discontent for the spyware. take a look at these pictures . now. a look at these pictures. now. i've heard from my reliable sources that putting reusable shopping bags over the cameras is still a criminal offence. so don't try this at home. but the law is always enforced by consent and politicians must be very careful when they pass laws to which the public do not consent. fortunately we are not france because . our politicians france because. our politicians almost always the limitations of the power of the state. so the people have quite clearly spoken. i'm joined by the venerable historian, dr. and the renowned eco warrior , socialist renowned eco warrior, socialist and former labour mp steven pound. and former labour mp steven pound

the ulez is mayor of london. it proven to work and expanding it london lead 5 london wide will lead to 5 million londoners being london wide will lead to 5 milli to londoners being london wide will lead to 5 milli to breathe ndoners being london wide will lead to 5 milli to breathe cleaner being london wide will lead to 5 milli to breathe cleaner airing able to breathe cleaner air rather than engaging, legitimate discussion about this discussion and debate about this air quality. it's disappointing to see opponents trying to to see some opponents trying to mislead the public by seeking to call into question the scientific evidence . but i'm scientific evidence. but i'm very for their response very grateful for their response , and mayor would always be , and the mayor would always be welcome anyway . welcome as a guest anyway. that's all from me. up next is down with mr. wharton. what have you got in your box of tricks tonight. i'm goodness. would tonight. i'm goodness. iwould love reece mogg versus love to see r

should we be about people , the cameras, the ulez people, the cameras, the ulez cameras.first came in. it's always a bad sign when people take law into their own hands, it's against the rule of law, but it sometimes that the politicians have moved so far away from what people are willing to tolerate , that they willing to tolerate, that they end up taking extreme note of. see, you know, one doesn't want, you know, people to damage pubuc you know, people to damage public property. but when you have a situation where in this case the mayor is simply not listening there was a consultation about this which shows were against it most of the people in fact in the outside powers in london it goes right into the home counties as well and are against there is a level of frustration in obviously a particular reality, i might add, when as happened last week, the mayor then starts calling you far right for basically protest , calling you far right for basically protest, simply protesting against the unions isn't the basis for it's bordering on dishonest it's about air quality and a l

isn't tha his ulez? if you hadn't, you for his ulez? hadn't, you wouldn't a swastika with wouldn't have a swastika with his a, would you? his face. you were a, would you? so not now. there might be so that not now. there might be some actual people there because the leader of the party. well, i mean, with the the leader of the party. well, i meari with the the leader of the party. well, i meari mean with the the leader of the party. well, i meari mean there with the the leader of the party. well, i meari mean there might:he some sign. i mean there might be some people, generally people people, generally bad people usually some people usually happen to some people might also might be planted that also happens happens happens maybe these happens big protests or you know protests in america or you know it's just smearing your opponents as right. well, if opponents as far right. well, if you agree with things here, lewis, all, it's quite lewis, first of all, it's quite interesting that i think this is the first time i've ever heard a name.

the ulez fight back . right? now. the ulez fight back. right?heir cars off their driveway. out off their driveway. find out what. it's quite funny, actually . some members of the public have been taking to stop the ulez cameras catching them all that coming your way much, much more. tuned . just a little more. stay tuned. just a little heads up on another one i've got for you as well, which is about a big debate actually on whether or not mp should be allowed second jobs i'm sure you've all some footage of a sting operation place and operation that took place and certain being enticed certain tory mps being enticed to big sums in order to do to take big sums in order to do a little bit of extra work on the side. do you think mp should have second jobs? i know of. course. i want to know your views humza being views about humza yousaf being the the north, as it the new king of the north, as it were . vaiews@gbnews.uk. but were. vaiews@gbnews.uk. but right now see headlines like . right now i see headlines like. patrick. thank you . good evening pa

isn't that more that calling khan more likely for ulez? if you hadn't, you for his ulez?adn't, you wouldn't swastika with wouldn't have a swastika with his would you? his face. you were a, would you? so not now. there might be so that not now. there might be some actual people there because the of party. well, i the leader of the party. well, i mean, they're with the mean, what they're with the sign. there might some sign. i mean there might be some people, people people, generally bad people usually some people usually happen to some people might that might be planted that also happens these happens happens maybe these happens big protests or you know protests in america or you know it's smearing your it's just smearing your opponents as far right. well, if you agree with here, you agree with things here, lewis, first all, it's quite lewis, first of all, it's quite interesting that i think this is the first time i've ever heard a name. politicians talk about the decent tories. yeah, that's quite he's divided. quite nice. well, he's divided. he's nice speedy. yeah he's li

these are people who don't pay the ulez don't want to pay the ulez because awful.because it's awful. i'm hoping it's comms tax and it's going to be comms tax and people will just rebel against it, which they doing. it, which they are doing. how they well, people they rebelling? well, people are people, you know, they're protesting. people protesting. some people have like shut down cameras. like they've shut down cameras. i saw something they were i saw something there. they were sort just driven through sort of just driven through this. was a 50 this. oh, no, that was a 50 minutes but anyway, this minutes series. but anyway, this sort sampling and sort of judge sampling and rebellion. is, rebellion. but the thing is, emily thornberry says, she emily thornberry here says, she saw one swastika with saw at least one swastika with mr. khan's face on it. isn't that khan likely that calling khan more likely for ulez? you hadn't, you for his ulez? if you hadn't, you wouldn't swastika with wouldn't have a swastika with his would you? his face. you were a, would you? so no

i've been out on justifiably complaining about the ulez . i've been out on the the ulez.en out on the doorsteps today talking to people and people are almost in because they cannot afford to replace cars. and i live in harrow so we're right on the outskirts of london and they just don't know what they're going to do. and he just doesn't listen. he he's not interested. what anybody says , as you know, what anybody says, as you know, he did a consultation, which that people didn't want it, but actually ordered the cameras before the consultation the finished . so you know it was finished. so you know it was a predetermination i mean it was really had whatever happened susan i think it sounds like he's getting more and that's why he's getting more and that's why he's throwing around these kind of accusations for the purpose of accusations for the purpose of balance. can you tell me that there weren't any far right protest is there that there weren't any covered vaccine deniers at this protest ? weren't any covered vaccine deniers at this protest? i didn't see any . the hall

and interestingly, ian's constituency is affected by ulez . that's one point you're by ulez.d a question by, matt. let's just ask you that quickly. the people's panel in action here. do the people can speak directly to the politicians ? he's asked to the politicians? he's asked you about inflation and how it can be brought down? because obviously, we've had this quite high tax budget from jeremy hunt. what's your view briefly on well, i think inflation on that? well, i think inflation is coming down on is going to be coming down on quite very shortly, quite rapidly very shortly, because think the big because if you think all the big rises last year to about rises were last year to about this time, well, rises were last year to about this time, well , inflation rises were last year to about this time, well, inflation is a comparator. so they're not going to be rising or that they're falling. fuel prices are falling. fuel prices are falling. so you will see this come. i'm pretty of come. i'm pretty certain of that. the bank of england's put up recently up the interest rates rec

we're going to be live a ulez protest. i'm live at a ulez protest. i'm going to digging into the going to be digging into the current turmoil, what going to be digging into the cl might turmoil, what going to be digging into the chight mean turmoil, what going to be digging into the chight mean for:urmoil, what going to be digging into the cl might mean for you oil, what going to be digging into the chight mean for you and vhat it might mean for you and pioneer for women's rights formerly. known as olympic swimmer davis is going to swimmer sharon davis is going to be to a little later be talking to me a little later in show about surprise in the show about the surprise decision ban trans women from decision to ban trans women from world sports events. do not make that. the first is the news headunes that. the first is the news headlines with . bev. thank you. headlines with. bev. thank you. good afternoon . 12:10. i'm good afternoon. 12:10. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. the head of the fire brigade union is calling for

so tackling the small number of drivers is a good idea and the idea a lot of the critics of ulez havee impact on poorer people. well 95% of poor people in london don't have a car and people live in poorer parts of london. the more polluted parts are seven times more likely to die of pollution. so if we care about the poor, we should actually be supporting this. and as regards impact financial impacts on the poon impact financial impacts on the poor, lawrence , i mean, i think poor, lawrence, i mean, i think it's really important that we're not talking the millions of londoners that the tory government is insisting that the of travel, tfl fares are going up and for the 1.5 million pension earners who being having the freedom to travel in the morning taken away from them by the tory cuts to the 7% of so many londoners pensioners that are being priced out of the capital city themselves have been are now being forced to pay a ulez charge and can no longer live it and all of greatest tragedies meted on mankind have been done in the name of altruism. and i think you don't occur. altruism. a

so tackling the small number of drivers is a good idea and the idea a lot of the critics of ulez havepoorer people. well 95% of poor people in london don't have a car and people live in poorer parts of london. the more polluted parts are seven times more likely to die of pollution. so if we care about the poor, we should actually be supporting this. and as regards impact financial impacts on the poon impact financial impacts on the poor, lawrence , i mean, i think poor, lawrence, i mean, i think it's really important that we're not talking the millions of londoners that the tory government is insisting that the of travel, tfl fares are going up and for the 1.5 million pension earners who being having the freedom to travel in the morning taken away from them by the tory cuts to the 7% of so many londoners pensioners that are being priced out of the capital city themselves have been are now being forced to pay a ulez charge and can no longer live it and all of greatest tragedies meted on mankind have been done in the name of altruism. and i think you don't occur. altruism. and i think y

i criticising his ulez scheme. i mean, come on now. what is far right even mean anymore, do you know? i don't. and i'm not a minority groups over represented on television , yes or no. and on television, yes or no. and have you seen the drag acts performing for babies ? what on performing for babies? what on earth is that about? performing for babies? what on earth is that about ? also, earth is that about? also, there's a labour shortage in this country, as we know, but the answer? what is it? could it perhaps be to use prisoners ? perhaps be to use prisoners? should we be getting those people out and about? i don't know. perhaps they could be picking crops for us. if you're shouting gas at your television, do you think they should be paid for give for their efforts as well? give me thoughts . but before we me your thoughts. but before we get into all of that, let's bfing get into all of that, let's bring speed, bring ourselves up to speed, shall tonight's latest shall we, with tonight's latest headunes. shall we, with tonight's latest

and you know, essex is just on the edge of the ulez zone . and i edge of the ulez zone. completely wrong. i think it could cost him the mayoral election next year, next yeah mayoral election next year, next year. but but but let's see. yes our motorists are very heavily taxed for the privilege of driving their car and they increasingly sit in long queues at roadworks because, as you say, one person digs up the road one week and two months later someone else is digging it up? so what i'm trying to do with this legislation is to make sure that when you have to dig the road up and sometimes you , road up and sometimes you, particularly if it's an emergency , you do it as fast as emergency, you do it as fast as you don't leave the you know, the thing empty or unpopulated for a week more. you get in, you do what you've got to do . you do what you've got to do. you get out of the way and you get traffic flowing and what you about councils, you have responsibilities for roads but actually leave a lot of them a pretty poor state of repair. can you put pressure on them as well th

he knows he's lost the argument on ulez and now he's just thrashing out .the thing is, though, he has position of power. you are london mayor. you can't go around stopping, calling people covid deniers and of this i mean this this this seems seems somewhat out of sorts of someone his position of his stature . is his position of his stature. is there some sort of comeback that there some sort of comeback that the people can have against him? because, i mean, seriously, you can't go saying that , can can't go saying that, can people? is there a way to protest against his comments ? protest against his comments? well they can. putting an objection to the monitoring of the city hall if they think what he said is not proper. but i think on many occasions he's shown he doesn't really behave in the way that londoners would expect them to behave often at the london . if you ever if you the london. if you ever if you ever suffering from insomnia in one of our meetings then you will see that he's really quite rude to some of the members from different parties other t

in terms of any just beyond ulez in terms of any time the car that you time you use the car that youessentiallytaught would be essentially taught school runs and whatnot and even labour are baulking a little bit at this idea and you what he'll get voted out. yeah and just like what happened in chicago you massively you have a, a massively democratic , they just voted out democratic, they just voted out their mayor by 55, like for their mayor by like 55, like for pushing through this kind of insanity . yeah. at some point insanity. yeah. at some point people just go now people would just go, now enough's it doesn't enough's enough. and it doesn't make mean, the make any sense i mean, the emission zone sense in the centre of london. there's centre of london. yeah there's emissions and bad air quality, the outer zones of london there the outer zones of london there the is pretty good. the air quality is pretty good. air quality and we're all air quality. and also we're all moving electric cars. so moving to electric cars. so there's going be an issue there's not going to be an issue wit

again, the working have aren't working have cars that aren't exempt by ulez. he is literally just virtue signalling and probably him spending too much money being a bit stupid with our taxpayer cash in the in the in the london mayor's office. and so wants mayor's office. and so he wants to way to raise more to find a way to raise more money. you mean, more money. what do you mean, more sensitive? he was bisexual, sensitive? if he was bisexual, of he would say muslims . of course he would say muslims. we need a bisexual on the man. well, since you're not doing it now, maybe it should be because you lost me. remember that you lost a key member when you lost two very election . you said. two very election. you said. well, to be fair, they did actually exactly the same thing when i went up to the people. i'm going to be london, man. you'll get 2. i went, no, i won't get more. and i got 1.9. thank you for the advice, which i didn't take. so there's some monster not is going to sort monster is not is going to sort of knock us being dark of knock us by being dark veg

again, the working have that aren't working have cars that aren't exempt by ulez. is literally just virtue signalling and probably him spending too much money being a bit stupid with our taxpayer cash in the in the in the london mayor's office. and he wants mayor's office. and so he wants to way to raise more to find a way to raise more money. mean, more money. what do you mean, more sensitive? he was bisexual, sensitive? if he was bisexual, of he would say muslims . of course he would say muslims. we need a bisexual on the man. well, since you're not doing it now, maybe it should be because you lost me. remember that you lost a key member when you lost two very election . you said. two very election. you said. well, to be fair, they did actually exactly the same thing when i went up to the people. i'm going to be london, man. you'll get 2. i went, no, i won't get more. and i got 1.9. thank you for the advice, which i didn't take. so there's some monster not is going to sort monster is not is going to sort of knock us being dark of knock us by being dark vegetable

if you look at the newspapers the ulez extension, mac hugh mac hons, ulez extension, hugh page coverageat nobody ever talks about is the fact that these charging schemes, congest urban schemes, these congest urban zones, happening here in zones, is happening here in newcastle gateshead newcastle, in gateshead too, isn't absolutely i mean, isn't it? absolutely i mean, i've from people saying i've heard from people saying i'm worried about the i'm really worried about the fact that newcastle going to fact that newcastle is going to be by these charges be decimated by these charges where drivers just say, i cannot afford to come to newcastle. so people start going to the metrocentre other places, which is a big shopping centre and i think that's going to have real consequences people's consequences in people's pockets. now these people on rates right if you're driving a taxi , a heavy goods vehicle or taxi, a heavy goods vehicle or you're not delivering absolutely whatever might be and they're talking about expansion of these schemes because . nigel you know schemes because. nigel you know

if you look at the newspapers the ulez extension, mac extension, hugh mac hons, ulez extension, hughnewspapers, what ever talks about is what nobody ever talks about is the fact that charging the fact that these charging schemes, congest urban schemes, these congest urban zones, happening here in zones, is happening here in newcastle , gateshead too, newcastle, in gateshead too, isn't absolutely i mean, isn't it? absolutely i mean, i've from people saying i've heard from people saying i'm about the i'm really worried about the fact that newcastle going to fact that newcastle is going to be decimated by these charges where drivers just say, i cannot afford to come to newcastle. so people start going to the metrocentre other places, which is a big shopping centre and i think going to have real think that's going to have real consequences in people's pockets. now these people on rates right if you're driving a taxi , a heavy goods vehicle or taxi, a heavy goods vehicle or you're not delivering absolutely whatever might be and they're talking about expansion of these schemes because . ni

and of course, that's before we even get to congestion charging ulez phone charging , charging ulez phoneform of progressive taxation on the working and middle classes, the whole thing is construed raining on the economic organism and you know, we wonder why we're a low growth country. it's because we introduce this kind of nonsense and i have great sympathy . and i have great sympathy. obviously, i don't condone violence or breaking the law, but i have great sympathy with the people of rochdale. and i see a lot of these traffic calming measures in london. and i get out of my car and kick them over and i have difficulty getting in a red bull or being a rebel. i yeah, but then, you know, we discussed this on your show the other day, didn't we? michel and tfl has a map by the air pollution. yeah, we're up on the screen, if my memory serves me yeah, we did. me right. yeah, we did. then what happened ability for what happened to the ability for . let's take a sort of a small town with narrow streets, pavements, cars are quite big these days. are all many, many more cars than they used to be o

in terms of any just beyond ulez in terms of any time the car that you time you use the car that youessentially would be essentially taught school runs and whatnot and even labour are baulking a little bit at this idea and you what he'll get voted out. yeah and just like what happened in chicago you have a, a massively democratic , they voted out democratic, they just voted out their mayor by 55, like for their mayor by like 55, like for pushing through this kind of insanity . yeah. at some point insanity. yeah. at some point people go , now people would just go, now enough's it doesn't enough's enough. and it doesn't make mean, the make any sense i mean, the emission zone sense in the centre of london. there's centre of london. yeah there's emissions and bad air quality, the outer zones of london there the outer zones of london there the is pretty good. the air quality is pretty good. air quality and we're all air quality. and also we're all moving electric cars. so moving to electric cars. so there's going to an issue there's not going to be an issue with vehicle emissions with wit

and that's you asked about the differentiation labour ulez know rotten london ulez you know rotten londone ulez effectively discriminatory against hard pressed motorists , against hard pressed motorists, people that go to work every day, get in their vans , you day, get in their vans, you know, provide goods and services to london, see buildings of buildings like this to restaurants, to hotels , the restaurants, to hotels, the carpenters , plumbers, etcetera. carpenters, plumbers, etcetera. we have to the voice and we have to be their champion. so that was a positive. and i also thought the pension reform was a step in the right direction. do you agree? totally. and that's why i say, you know, people share savers given us the freedom to get on and live our lives you know unshackling us from those regulations also positive of the childcare reforms which seems to have really taken wind down to slippery stamp . yes yeah yeah . slippery stamp. yes yeah yeah. so i think this is it's very back the day i set up the policy around tax free childcare which was complex and difficult it's moved on an

and that's you asked about the differentiation labour ulez know rotten london ulez you know rotten london effectively discriminatory against hard pressed motorists , against hard pressed motorists, people that go to work every day, get in their vans , you day, get in their vans, you know, provide goods and services to london, see buildings of buildings like this to restaurants, to hotels , the restaurants, to hotels, the carpenters , plumbers, etcetera. carpenters, plumbers, etcetera. we have to the voice and we have to be their champion. so that was a positive. and i also thought the pension reform was a step in the right direction. do you agree? totally. and that's why i say, you know, people share savers given us the freedom to get on and live our lives you know unshackling us from those regulations also positive of the childcare reforms which seems to have really taken wind down to slippery stamp. yes yeah yeah . slippery stamp. yes yeah yeah. so i think this is it's very back the day i set up the policy around tax free childcare which was complex and difficult it's moved on and obvio

i think people have justifiable concerns about ulez.ple . but i think sadiq khan is getting at here is it's something people not everyone who is opposed to, but some people are sort of prone to believe in conspiracy theories and these things get lumped together on anti—lockdown as well as this as well. so some of it is a little bit more carefully. so this is a bad headune carefully. so this is a bad headline for city, but not necessarily 100% accurate. i would say . yes. well, there you would say. yes. well, there you go . what's going on with steve go. what's going on with steve baker , the northern ireland baker, the northern ireland minister ? yeah. so he's a very minister? yeah. so he's a very powerful interview to times radio , following up on comments radio, following up on comments that he made in a short interview the week about the brexit deal. no, he is a northern ireland minister now and bob was very high profile campaigner and he has opened about the mental torment , he about the mental torment, he describes it that he went

you have more to say about the mayor of london and his terrible ulez as long as his as well as his vegetablesther is not, it's not over. the weather will weather, whether you like it or not, that's coming. and then back tomorrow from eight. hi there it's aidan mcgivern here from the met. cloudy and showery weather will continue for many of us over the next 4 hours. showers will ease leading to a touch of frost in some places, but for it stays cloudy because . this area of high pressure which is dominant the uk at the moment continues to bring a feed of cloud and some showers in from the north sea. so the most frequent showers into the east and across central areas, but a few of them making their way into wales in the southwest. however, the earlier and the longer spells in kent do longer spells of rain in kent do tend move away clearer skies tend to move away clearer skies moving here overnight with moving in here overnight with the frost and western lengthy, clear spells . so frost here as clear spells. so frost here as well. but where we keep the cloud 3 to 5 celsius on the thermometer as .

transport for london claims that nine out of ten cars driving in outer london meet the ulez standardswill not be liable for the charge. however, the rac says 700,000 drivers will face a daily fee of £12.50 two teenage boys have been charged with the murder of a 16 year old boy who was stabbed to death in northampton . rowan shand, known northampton. rowan shand, known as fred, died following the attack on wednesday afternoon. the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before north hampton magistrates court this morning. been remanded morning. they've been remanded in . the mayor of greater in custody. the mayor of greater manchester has been ordered to pay a manchester has been ordered to pay a speeding fine of almost £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles above the miles per hour, rather above the speed limit. in a statement, andy burnham says he had to reroute when he realised his junction was closed , but he was not aware was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed limit in place , he says. he was place, he says. he was reportedly driv

transport for london claims that nine out of ten cars driving in outer london meet the ulez standardso will not be liable for the charge. however, the rac says 700,000 drivers will face a daily fee of £12.50 two teenage boys have been charged with the murder of a 16 year old boy who was stabbed to death in northampton . rowan shand, known northampton. rowan shand, known as fred, died following the attack on wednesday afternoon. the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before north hampton magistrates court this morning. they've remanded morning. they've been remanded in . the mayor of greater in custody. the mayor of greater manchester has been ordered to pay a manchester has been ordered to pay a speeding fine of almost £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles above the miles per hour, rather above the speed limit. in a statement, andy burnham says he had to reroute when he realised his junction was closed , but he was not aware was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed limit in place , he says. he was place, he says. he was reportedly

a bit like what's happened with city con, it like with the ulez it sounds like with the ulez situationt it together is that why we say free our streets but also take back democracy? that the public democracy? is that the public should be the heart of town should be at the heart of town and city planning, urban planning . what need in terms planning. what we need in terms of travel, dynamic trade, infrastructure , housing, you infrastructure, housing, you know happens a local know what happens a local authority idea they would authority is the idea they would provide services, but provide decent services, but also it's not just local authorities essential government have been on the on the right and funding it, and there's some funding it, which we've been which is why we've been campaigning, saying to mark harper his partner harper and his partner for transport, cut this transport, you need to cut this umbilical cord because this umbilical cord now because this underwriting closures underwriting of road closures undemocratically is undemocratically imposed is damaging businesses. they'

the mad ulez okay from ulez zone. gaps in his in his budget is policies is about common sense and is never about common sense and there's nothing common sense about this. i've always said poverty is relative. okay? and it's every parent's duty to provide meals for their children . that's why you have children. there's a deal in life you have children. you automatically sign a deal to look after your children. now what i don't quite understand , and it's the same understand, and it's the same with food banks , where is the with food banks, where is the level where you qualify? do you see what i mean? food banks? i just don't get anybody can go along to a food bank as far as i know and say i can't afford to feed my kids. going to have six tonnes of beans, please. yes walk out. this is the same. and sam's made a very good point. i live on the border of surrey and greater london. okay there's been an influx of quite a lot of people from hong kong. it's a lovely part of the world, right, pnce? lovely part of the world, rig

going to get clobbered ulez charges, going to charges, people who are going to have to pay heat pumpshe poorest in society the poorest people in society and. i'm just wondering if you have much of regard for those have much of a regard for those people, given actions people, given some your actions 7 people, given some your actions ? yeah, of course. and i would love would love to have cheaper pubuc love would love to have cheaper public transport in this country. i love for the country. i would love for the government insulate our government to insulate our homes. love we, you homes. i would love if we, you know, a rollout of know, a mass rollout of renewable incidentally, renewable energy, incidentally, is cheaper. the new is nine times cheaper. the new fossil so. yes, fossil fuels. so. yes, absolutely. the point is, if absolutely. but the point is, if we do not if the does not do the right thing and commit to ending the fossil licences , as the fossil fuel licences, as i say, we do not have a liveable future and i don't know how many times need keep repeating times we need to keep

a bit like what's happened with city con, it like with the ulez it sounds like with the ulez situationt it together is that why we say free our streets but also take back democracy? that the public democracy? is that the public should be the heart of town should be at the heart of town and city planning, urban planning . what need in terms planning. what we need in terms of travel, dynamic trade, infrastructure , housing, you infrastructure, housing, you know happens a local know what happens a local authority idea they would authority is the idea they would provide services, but provide decent services, but also it's not just local authorities essential government have been on the on the right and funding it, and there's some funding it, which we've been which is why we've been campaigning, saying to mark harper his partner harper and his partner for transport, cut this transport, you need to cut this umbilical cord because this umbilical cord now because this underwriting closures underwriting of road closures undemocratically is undemocratically imposed is damaging businesses. they'

the measure this summer, they are taking the law into own hands by damaging that will implement the ulezle are saying that they don't want to be penal ized for doing things that they think are perfectly reasonable . think are perfectly reasonable. and this ties in then with the lawyers who will be talking about later who have decided that they're not to obey the law, they're not going to follow the very long standing tradition of the cab rank rule, where lawyers take up the next case to comes to them, including the infamous mr. fox , who we hope infamous mr. fox, who we hope might come on to defend himself. but i think he's too frightened of gb news to do this. they'd want to enforce the law . people want to enforce the law. people don't want to be penalised and don't want to be penalised and don't want to be penalised and don't want to be poorer. and yet that's what net is doing. this is really unfortunate way of making things worse in what is a resource country. we have the sea, oil and gas fields that we can pull more out of, but we also have the opportunity through shale gas to ensur

transport for london claims nine out of ten cars driving in outer london meet the ulez standards will be liable for the charge . but be liable for the charge. but the rac says 700,000 drivers in the rac says 700,000 drivers in the capital would face a . daily the capital would face a. daily £12.50 fee . europe you're £12.50 fee. europe you're watching gb news. now it's back to nana . to nana. good afternoon . it's fast good afternoon. it's fast approaching 7 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news on tv onune 3:00. this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and it's time to mock the week and what a week it's been. the week and what a week it's been . we started off with the been. we started off with the kangaroo court for boris distancing hands space which is the space part . he's either two the space part. he's either two metres at this time or it's one metres at this time or it's one metre with mitigation to the rebels. it two metres, three metres where possible, two metres where possible, two metres or one metre with mitigations which is screen . mitigations which

car in london example uses the climate to act as a way of taxation in the of salvation with all of ulezthing like that, creating all these people that are dying. we'll take one. yes died since take one. yes has died since 2001 from pollution as a contributing factor where you got that figure for all this is not just stick. okay so my statistics will i look so i'm is a side issue for me in terms of the wet it's not pure weather but it's associated with i know terms of the scientific papers that i look for example in the world some 7 to 8 million people a year die of pollution diseases in one form or another, and 50,000 of those to be in and around the london area, though, you think 50,000 people a year are dying from climate ? probably are dying from climate? probably from it, from pollution, from. well, that's what the say. i'm not there to argue whether it be 20,000 whether it be 20,000, 50,000 in 2000 or one. it's perhaps one too many. but, you know what? on the way on the way here today, you know, you're going through the traffic you can actually feel it through through your car. it'

and is it another case of ulez you lose?eport which suggests mr. khan's claims about pollution deaths. a suspect . best state of the suspect. best state of the nafion suspect. best state of the nation now.

and is it another case of ulez you lose?new report which suggests mr. khan's claims about pollution deaths. a suspect . best state of the suspect. best state of the nafion suspect. best state of the nation now. we'll also be

but this time with khan's ulez , i'll be speaking to former

car in london example uses the climate to act as a way of taxation in the of salvation with all of ulezthing like that, creating all these people that are dying. we'll take one. yes died since take one. yes has died since 2001 from pollution as a contributing factor where you got that figure for all this is not just stick. okay so my statistics will i look so i'm is a side issue for me in terms of the wet it's not pure weather but it's associated with i know terms of the scientific papers that i look for example in the world some 7 to 8 million people a year die of pollution diseases in one form or another, and 50,000 of those to be in and around the london area, though, you think 50,000 people a year are dying from climate ? probably are dying from climate? probably from it, from pollution, from. well, that's what the say. i'm not there to argue whether it be 20,000 whether it be 20,000, 50,000 in 2000 or one. it's perhaps one too many. but, you know what? on the way on the way here today, you know, you're going through the traffic you can actually feel it through through your car. it'

, you're is compliant with ulez, you're worried about whether or not going to be vaccinated.in coalition right. coalition with the far right. well, it's just it's well, i mean, it's just it's absolutely bonkers, isn't it. do you legitimate are going you but legitimate are going to have thank have to leave it there. thank you much and you very, very much and thoroughly you very, very much and thorou really laugh. james was a really laugh. james slater, thank you very much. self—proclaimed e self—proclaimed chief common e love spokesperson love to say. a spokesperson for mongkok the message mongkok said the message exchanges taken of exchanges were taken out of context he added missing context. he added the missing context. he added the missing context here is vitally important because this was critical lives , the critical for saving lives, the right place to consider everything about the pandemic objectively in the public objectively is in the public inquiry so that we. coming up as keir starmer suggests that he will whip labour's mp to oppose the government's migrant crackdo

, you're is compliant with ulez, you're worried about whether or not going to be vaccinated.u are in coalition with right. coalition with the far right. well, it's just it's well, i mean, it's just it's absolutely bonkers, isn't do absolutely bonkers, isn't it. do you legitimate are going to you but legitimate are going to have thank have to leave it there. thank you very, very much and thoroughly enjoyed this. that was james was a really laugh. james slater, thank very much. slater, thank you very much. self—proclaimed e self—proclaimed chief common e love spokesperson love to say. a spokesperson for mongkok the message mongkok said the message exchanges taken of exchanges were taken out of context . he the missing context. he added the missing context. he added the missing context here is vitally important because this was critical lives , the critical for saving lives, the right place to consider everything about the pandemic objectively in the public objectively is in the public inquiry so that we. coming up as keir starmer suggests that he will whip labour's mp to oppose

khan's ulez with plastic bags , apparently plastic bags, apparently a criminal offence or at least deserveon starts now . state of the nation starts now. we'll also be hearing from our acclaimed panel, recalcitrant historian dr. david starkey and illustrious socialist stephen pound , as ever, i want to hear pound, as ever, i want to hear from you . get in touch by from you. get in touch by emailing, mail, log at gbnews.uk. but all of that you need the grist for your mill. it's polly middlehurst with the news . jacob thank you . good news. jacob thank you. good evening to you. our top story tonight on gb news and m15 has increased the terrorism threat level in northern ireland from substantial to severe, meaning attack is highly likely and that comes roughly a year after britain lowered the threat level for northern ireland for the first time in more than a decade . deputy chief constable mark hamilton said this afternoon that the police service of northern ireland is working hard to meet the community, safer . to meet the community, safer. well prince harry says the royal family, without a

mayors in other countries but he does something and he went a meeting and he was talking about the ulezs the you is the emissions, the emission low emissions, the emission low emissions, right. emissions, the emission low emissions, right . and he called emissions, right. and he called people who who were against against making it expensive to drive because their car is not up to date . far right covid up to date. far right covid deniers tories . yeah vaccine deniers tories. yeah vaccine deniers tories. yeah vaccine deniers . that was the mad thing. deniers. that was the mad thing. he said that some some acoba denies so far right. some far right, some acoba denies some of vaccine, whatever that is. and so like that, all one so batteries like that, all one group got was group got it. that was absolutely appalling. it was insulting. and i think i think the fact that the people the fact is that as the people know that vaccine deniers have some relevancy. i'm i don't i'm not going go out on a limb and say, you know the vaccine. you know what? matthew sweet tweeting, know, don't tweeting, yo

mayors in other countries but he does something and he went a meeting and he was talking about the ulezs the you is the emissions, the emission low emissions, the emission low emissions, right. emissions, the emission low emissions, right . and he called emissions, right. and he called people who who were against against making it expensive to drive because their car is not up to date . far right covid up to date. far right covid deniers tories . yeah vaccine deniers tories. yeah vaccine deniers tories. yeah vaccine deniers . that was the mad thing. deniers. that was the mad thing. he said that some some acoba denies so far right. some far right, some acoba denies some of vaccine, whatever that is. and so like that, all one so batteries like that, all one group got was group got it. that was absolutely appalling. it was insulting. and i think i think the fact that the people the fact is that as the people know that vaccine deniers have some relevancy. i'm i don't i'm not going go out on a limb and say, you know the vaccine. you know what? matthew sweet tweeting, know, want know what? ma