>> who introduced ulez? >> who introduced ulez?central london. in central london. >> and then grant shapps, the transport secretary said it needs to be extended and rolled out. >> but you've just us you >> but you've just told us you think wrong . you've just think it's wrong. you've just talked to the mayor london. talked to the mayor of london. >> could have stopped >> the mayor could have stopped it. going could have it. it's going to could have stopped it. and four people and he's 20 mile he's doing it with these 20 mile an limits, which make an hour limits, which make missions anyway, missions worse anyway, because the your engine is the lower speed your engine is working legislate working so efficient, legislate for westminster, if for that in westminster, if there's going to be any local government autonomy whatsoever, there's going to be any local govt sort ent autonomy whatsoever, there's going to be any local govt sort oft autonomy whatsoever, there's going to be any local govt sort oft auto democracy, soever, there's goi

sadiq khan explained that ulez simply to boost expanded ulez simply to boost expanded ulez simply toen he called out khan called anyone far right who criticised his plans ulez should be scrapped. david you're absolutely right. he did. darren says this we can tax. we need tax cuts for the workers. all these years paying into the system. workers are the worst off. who go to work worst off. people who go to work for minimum wage and i really like this one about the train strikers because as bill says now inflation is reduced to 4.6. will the rail unions withdraw their ridicule pay demands? you'd think , wouldn't you? you'd think, wouldn't you? right. well, let's move to on this. keep the messages coming. but we're you've seen them every weekend , these pro—palestine weekend, these pro—palestine protests, which feel to me, like a lot of people on them, don't really understand why they're protesting. perhaps they've protesting. and perhaps they've become some sort of fashion trend now throughout the last become some sort of fashion tren years. throughout the last become some sort of fashi

ulez. is lots coming your way. ulez.ap it time to scrap >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> hi there michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight. if you just tuned in, you've missed us having conversations about the labour party and what to do with people that actually think it's okay to completely disrespect the war memorials in this country can watch back on the app or youtube if indeed you did just miss that. the app or youtube if indeed you did just miss that . but did just miss that. but alongside me, daniel moylan, the conservative life peer in the house of lords, and dr. richard johnson, a senior lecturer at queen mary university of london. i want to talk about life peers, because i've got to be honest, i do not no offence, daniel, think that should such that there should be such a thing and i'll be coming on to that before end of the that before the end of the programme because a year old programme because a 30 year old has given a peerage. what has been given a peerage. what for? life do you think?

ulez. what the farage moment before the you.oment before the you. sadiqavable ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiq khane ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiq khan means the thank you. sadiq khan means the nhs got to spend not a few nhs has got to spend not a few quid, not £100,000 on ambulances in london alone. so . £65 million in london alone. so. £65 million of your money, that could be spent on the front line of the nhs on ulez compliance, ambulances is lovely. well, coming up after the break, we'll be talking to celebrity. i'm a celebrity all star, retired javelin thrower , fatima javelin thrower, fatima whitbread. that will be a fascinating discussion . don't go fascinating discussion. don't go anywhere. it's farage on gb news is . on patrick christys tonight is. on patrick christys tonight 9 to 11 pm. >> is society too afraid of offending the muslim community? our schools, indoctrinating kids using transgender teddy bears? we'll hear from both sides on that disturbing story. plus, do harry and m

ulez expansion.n. people they people didn't want it. they fudged figures. i think the fudged the figures. i think the proof the pudding will be in proof of the pudding will be in the the eating really. so the the in the eating really. so the next election. susan hall the conservative has conservative candidate has pledged the scheme . so pledged to scrap the scheme. so let's that happens, see, let's see if that happens, see, see who's who is voted for khan or her. but what about the £2,000? >> like a lot of people, as peter pointed out, 75% of the people are taking up the offer. but of course they would. >> why wouldn't you? somebody offers you £2,000 and you offers you a free £2,000 and you need a new car anyway, my lovely old steyn 212,000 now old mark steyn 212,000 miles now still going strong and it's ulez compliant, might add. but car compliant, i might add. but car as mine is still going as as old as mine is still going as strong. it might just strong. you know, it mightjust persuade to. well,

ulez. what the farage moment before the you.oment before the you. sadiqavable ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiq khane ulez. what the farage moment before the you. sadiq khan means the thank you. sadiq khan means the nhs got to spend not a few nhs has got to spend not a few quid, not £100,000 on ambulances in london alone. so . £65 million in london alone. so. £65 million of your money, that could be spent on the front line of the nhs on ulez compliance, ambulances is lovely. well, coming up after the break, we'll be talking to celebrity. i'm a celebrity all star, retired javelin thrower , fatima javelin thrower, fatima whitbread. that will be a fascinating discussion . don't go fascinating discussion. don't go anywhere. it's farage on gb news is . on patrick christys tonight is. on patrick christys tonight 9 to 11 pm. >> is society too afraid of offending the muslim community? our schools, indoctrinating kids using transgender teddy bears? we'll hear from both sides on that disturbing story. plus, do harry and m

because ulez is already as unpopular as can be. you've khan?lez is already as unppeople as can be. you've khan? because ulez is already as unppeople literally be. you've khan? because ulez is already as unppeople literally tearing 've got people literally tearing down their risk. down cameras at their own risk. so going publish this so they're going to publish this and to do to and what's it going to do to him? i mean, he'sjust and what's it going to do to him? i mean, he's just basically untouchable, isn't he, because he's basically. he's ourjoe biden basically. he's so many ways. he's our biden in so many ways. i mean, he said was going to i mean, he said it was going to reduce levels of nitrogen dioxide, halve levels. dioxide, almost halve levels. some say. it some of the adverts say. but it turned were based turned out they were based on estimates scenarios. turned out they were based on esti the es scenarios. turned out they were based on esti the modelling scenarios. turned out they were based on esti the modelling again,enarios. it's the

but the vandal damage the bill for vandal damage to ulez at 10 ulez cameras estimated at 10 million form alone. alone we don't call them vandals . we call them ecological vandals. we call them ecological ecological warrior , seers, ecological warrior, seers, populist activists , arts and populist activists, arts and some other term . some other term. >> is that what they referred to here? >> that's what i would refer to them. they're doing a i don't support this. we can't support you almost did there. i almost did. you almost did there. i almost did then realise you're not >> then you realise you're not allowed but look at how they allowed to. but look at how they they let they watch mccall. >> let just >> it's they let the just stop oil people who harm the lives of people and cost people money cost the taxpayer money and gum up the economy and also put people in danger. >> they are getting shot now though by some people only in panama . panama. >> yeah, by an american that was american doing in panama. anyway, khan he's a tool of teamwork and he wants to destroy our right of movement.

because ulez is already as unpopular as can be. you've khan?eady as unppeople as can be. you've khan? because ulez is already as unppeople literally be. you've khan? because ulez is already as unppeople literally tearing 've got people literally tearing down their risk. down cameras at their own risk. so going publish this so they're going to publish this and to do to and what's it going to do to him? i mean, he'sjust and what's it going to do to him? i mean, he's just basically untouchable, isn't he, because he's basically. he's ourjoe biden basically. he's so many ways. he's our biden in so many ways. i mean, he said was going to i mean, he said it was going to reduce levels of nitrogen dioxide, halve levels. dioxide, almost halve levels. some say. it some of the adverts say. but it turned were based turned out they were based on estimates scenarios. turned out they were based on esti the es scenarios. turned out they were based on esti the modelling scenarios. turned out they were based on esti the modelling again,enarios. it's the modelling

but the vandal damage the bill for vandal damage to ulez at 10 ulez cameras estimated at 10 million foralone. alone we don't call them vandals . we call them ecological vandals. we call them ecological ecological warrior , seers, ecological warrior, seers, populist activists , arts and populist activists, arts and some other term . some other term. >> is that what they referred to here? >> that's what i would refer to them. they're doing a i don't support this. we can't support you almost did there. i almost did. you almost did there. i almost did then realise you're not >> then you realise you're not allowed but look at how they allowed to. but look at how they they let they watch mccall. >> let just >> it's they let the just stop oil people who harm the lives of people and cost people money cost the taxpayer money and gum up the economy and also put people in danger. >> they are getting shot now though by some people only in panama . panama. >> yeah, by an american that was american doing in panama. anyway, khan he's a tool of teamwork and he wants to destroy our right of movement. he

you've mentioned ulez and down the mentioned ulez up and down the country . country. we've seen in the midlands people midlands 50,000 people challenged the clean air zone and had their challenges upheld. but we've got a bigger problem and that is that britain has been for a time . been sluggish for a long time. that's why together association, we've cabinet we've we've got a cabinet that we've launched to drive certain areas where we have the economy and housing innovation. we need to have a situation where we have a future orientated britain, where we have coastal development, where we have investment, where we infrastructure to build we have infrastructure to build houses, create new jobs, retrain and let the zombie companies fail. none of this is being presented by the government or by opposition. that's why we by the opposition. that's why we need to have a new manifesto, really, where the public is at the heart things call. the heart of things call. >> do you trust the public to be making the key decisions driving the future of country? the future of th

we're also going to be talking about the mayor of london, sadiq khan's scheme london, sadiq khan's ulezuse apparently the appetite advertising authority advertising standards authority are he misled us. are suggesting he misled us. >> funny that over the about how effective it is in improving our breathing and our health. >> no surprise there . >> no surprise there. >> no surprise there. >> yeah exaggerated claims of the efficiency in terms of air quality with ulez. let us know your thoughts this morning. gb views gbnews.com. first though, here's the very latest news with sophia. wenzler. >> good morning. it's 10:01. sophia. wenzler. >> good morning. it's10:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. the prime minister is set to give an update on the state of the nation's finances as rishi sunakis the nation's finances as rishi sunak is expected to paint a more positive picture of the economy, highlighting the government's efforts to halve inflation. his speech comes ahead of wednesday's autumn statement , in which chancellor statement, in which chancellor jeremy hunt has signalled could be

i've always said that the decision to expand ulez was very difficult . expand ulez was very difficulteady see that it's working. i'm sure he did. of course he did. the money's in. is now money's raking in. london is now home world's largest home to the world's largest clean zone. this new clean air zone. and this new data shows 95% of vehicles seen driving on an average driving in london on an average day air quality day comply with our air quality standards. what do make standards. lee what do you make of fact the london of the fact that the london mayor going to be burnt on giant? >> well, i mean, that effigy was sort of spitting image of him, wasn't it? patrick how about even mother couldn't even his own mother couldn't pass seriously, i mean, pass on. but seriously, i mean, sadiq this sadiq khan's introduced this expansion scheme to expansion to the ulez scheme to say to save lives. say he's going to save lives. he's going the air he's going to make the air cleaner, the quality of cleaner, make the quality of life better for people in london, save children lives. now, you know, if

rishi sunak saying this delivers change, keir starmer calling it real dick ulez.. ithink one of the _ takeaways? -- ridiculous. ithink one of the things _ takeaways? -- ridiculous. ithink one of the things that's - takeaways? -- ridiculous. ithink one of the things that's really - one of the things that's really striking is that in terms of the content, there isn't a huge amount of disagreement in the house of commons. a lot of the criticism that is coming from the labour party of the government's policies is that they're not bold or radical enough. tinkering was aware that was used. they don't disagree usually. —— a huge leap. the exception to that is on these new oil and gas licenses that the government wants to have every year. labour very clearly oppose to that. there was also the king's speech, the former prime minister theresa may took part in the debate. 0ne minister theresa may took part in the debate. one of the more interesting interventions of that we've seen. she urged rishi sunak to push the accelerator, move forward with net zero commitments. that's

now you just say ulez., meanwhile, saying that it's about the financial burden. it places on drivers, especially when the nafion drivers, especially when the nation is battling with a cost of living crisis. >> and numerous people have been forced to change their car with many choosing to buy hand many choosing to buy second hand motors save money. this motors to save money. this decision, however, comes with its set of challenges its own set of challenges because, to according the rac, 26% of uk motorists who have purchased a second hand motor, it's developed a fault within 12 months. >> well , i suppose that's not >> well, i suppose that's not terribly surprising. joining us now is youtube and social media influencer chloe blackwell and a very good morning to you, chloe. hi. can you explain why you took the decision? you took the decision to go and buy an old car in order to be compliant. >> yeah. so obviously with my youtube, it is about cars. so after my first one, i wanted to buy a new car for the channe

you won't ulez security car. you won't want to miss that story. ulez security car.'t want to miss that story . that's want to miss that story. that's coming up at 345. then at five, hannon carr is a tv personality and a motivational speaker who is living with polycystic ovarian syndrome, an excess body hair. now she will be talking and speaking to me on the bullying that she endured when she was young and her mission to change the world starting with yourself. that's what she says. that's coming up in the next houn that's coming up in the next hour. as ever, tell me what you think on everything we're discussing. email gb views. gb news. tweet at . gb news. com or tweet me at. gb news. com or tweet me at. gb news. so the top story now, of course, is israel and 42 palestinian prisoners will be released in exchange for 14 hostages, which are being held by hamas. now, this follows the 24 hostages released yesterday and reunited with their family members. meanwhile now, a temporary pause in fighting has been established and is expected to last until monday. well joining

what the farage is the ulez farage moment is the ulez extension. now have some extension.numbers. day are numbers. 60,000 cars a day are having to pay the £12.50. that means tfl are better off to the tune of £730,000 a day. but here's the key . number about here's the key. number about 50,000 fewer cars a day . they 50,000 fewer cars a day. they are operating on the outskirt of london and what it means is sadiq khan is you have trapped the poor or you have trapped the elderly in their houses for fear of paying £12.50. whatever your views are on net zero or climate change. this was never the right way to do it. in a moment, an upbeat story, a victory, at least i think it is a massive government u—turn on ticket office closures . apparently office closures. apparently they're going to stay open. i think that's a good news story to end the program . on well, i was always right alongside the rmt's mick lynch on the idea that closing down all the ticket offices was a really rotten idea . people get really rotten idea. people get there, they can be confused by there, they can be

the nhs spending £65 million on ulez compliant ambulances just drives me mad.ard cut taxes, cut prices , make fuel cut taxes, cut prices, make fuel cheapen cut taxes, cut prices, make fuel cheaper. pilot high and sell it cheap. do you know what that used to be? the slogan of a very large supermarket group . i large supermarket group. i better not say who they might have a bit of a strop at me anyway, we're going to move on now because as a somali migrant has finally been deported years and years of going through the criminal justice system after serious crimes reportedly costing you and i £1 million in fees , legal fees and the like . fees, legal fees and the like. so my big question is, should we deport foreign criminals once they've been convicted before law or after serving the sentences? it's a really serious question. so i'm delighted to be joined now by professor anthony glees, who is an intelligence and security expert on this . and security expert on this. anthony, look, when we hear these cases of people who've finished their sentences us and then we c

the nhs spending £65 million on ulez compliant ambulances just drives me mad.richard cut taxes, cut prices , make fuel cut taxes, cut prices, make fuel cheapen cut taxes, cut prices, make fuel cheaper. pilot high and sell it cheap. do you know what that used to be? the slogan of a very large supermarket group . i large supermarket group. i better not say who they might have a bit of a strop at me anyway, we're going to move on now because as a somali migrant has finally been deported years and years of going through the criminal justice system after serious crimes reportedly costing you and i £1 million in fees , legal fees and the like . fees, legal fees and the like. so my big question is, should we deport foreign criminals once they've been convicted before law or after serving the sentences? it's a really serious question. so i'm delighted to be joined now by professor anthony glees, who is an intelligence and security expert on this . and security expert on this. anthony, look, when we hear these cases of people who've finished their sentences us and then

ulez. what's your view on that? >> i'm sorry, could you repeat the question?an misled the public on the benefits of ulez? lots of people has . people saying he has. >> no, i don't think so . people saying he has. >> no, i don't think so. i think sadiq has been very clear , you sadiq has been very clear, you know, about what what the benefits of ulez are. i think it's also very clear that, you know, there has been political difficulties about that policy. you know, we had a by—election in my part of london, in west london. people were clearly talking about it a lot during that by—election. but i think, you know, it's a difficult policy, but it's one that sadiq is set out very clearly. his position on. >> james, leave it there. thank you very much indeed. james murray the shadow financial murray is the shadow financial secretary treasury and my secretary to the treasury and my being concerned during his interview was why did those bells ring the bell tolls ? it bells ring the bell tolls? it didn't just ring. you know, normally bells at a quarter past, they would

speaking of you, ulez, because obviously ulez is about as popular as a plate of cold. yes. . number plates. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i don't know if we have the footage. apparently was footage. apparently it was on these were these viral photos were on facebook. feels facebook. it sort of feels somewhat disrespectful. >> oh, there we are . really? do >> oh, there we are. really? do you think it's very big poppy you think it's a very big poppy over number plate be using over the number plate be using the that way is the poppy in that way is probably i don't know. >> i mean, it's highly illegal. it's got to be said. it is. it's illegal to disguise your number plate. but i do nevertheless sort of think it's been a bit of clever thinking. not that i condone it, obviously. >> me, i condone it. fair play to them. mean, you're if to them. i mean, if you're if you're, whatever you're, you know, whatever illegal whatever illegal behaviour but whatever you can do, the amount of money that has been made out of ulez fines is , is eye—watering and fines is, is eye—watering and put . and if

and you've got to pay the ulez and you've got to pay the ulez and you've got to pay the and then payhow to use those, right? the season of giving is around the corner and a new charity, the second been second chance store, has been set in need. set up to help children in need. well, headstart is all about it is former pussycat is the former pussycat doll. >> very excited talk to >> we're very excited to talk to kimberly ulez kimberly >> we're very excited to talk to kimberlyto ulez kimberly >> we're very excited to talk to kimberlyto you. ulez kimberly >> we're very excited to talk to kimberlyto you. oh ulez kimberly >> we're very excited to talk to kimberlyto you. oh good kimberly >> we're very excited to talk to kimberlyto you. oh good morning. morning to you. oh good morning. >> how are we? >> how are we? >> we're very well. >> we're very well. >> now tell us all about this charity can support charity and how we can support it . it. >> well, so amazon is set up the second chance store and they have a store open in the heart of london here at brunswick shopping centre . now, everyt

most of it was around ulez. around anger towards ulez. were yelling, proportion of it, were yelling, get and i think it was get khan out. and i think it was sort of it gathered momentum as people lively the people got more lively and the event but a lot of it event went on. but a lot of it was surrounding anger about the expansion of ulez across london. >> heard anything from >> have we heard anything from sadiq khan since this incident? has any public comment has he given any public comment about millie . no, i don't about it? millie. no, i don't think he has. >> and when i went to city hall for comment, we haven't actually heard from them yet. they just said we won't comment and we're passing the met police. passing it on to the met police. >> the metropolitan police >> well, the metropolitan police looking no comment from looking at it, no comment from sadiq khan. i wonder, has the conservative side of the london assembly, the second largest party there, made any comment ? party there, made any comment? >> well, i was told that by cons

i mean, what's interesting about ulez is, is , is, is that about ulez is, is, is, is that it's workingonly so 1 in 20 cars are now breaking are paying in 20 cars are now breaking are paying the fine 19 out of 20 cars are up. cars are lip. >> cars are up. >> why does that mean it's working? it just means they're paying working? it just means they're paying the fine. no, no. >> means that most people >> it means that most people have clean and have got clean cars. and actually pollution actually the air pollution is going the air pollution going down and the air pollution in london has gone down in central london has gone down massively. two weeks. in massively. in two weeks. no, in central london, where we've had it for some years . right, right. it for some years. right, right. i mean, i am somebody got i mean, i am somebody who got rid my because it was rid of my car because it was going fail ulez so i thought, going to fail ulez so i thought, you know, what did you have what sort have? i had sort of car did you have? i had a so it was a it was an a skoda. so it was a it was an old di

and criticised for misleading the ulez ulez ads which claimed this, that and the other without actuallyort it. it was an extension version of one number. right? so although i'm hostile to this one from the hearsay, i would congrats plate them for the fact that they finally put khan to the sword on this. now they're all aggravated and they claim that they're going to appeal. so some adverts are wrong. this one here is just a piece of fun, the guy explains. >> we're going to have to move on, but can't we have responsibility? >> the hamlet adverts. i want the hamlet adverts brought back. they were such fun. that was the acme of amusing adverts, the hamlet cigars, mild cigar hamlet cigars, the mild cigar from hedges. from benson and hedges. and you'd they were so funny you'd have they were so funny and the man turning up in fancy dress when it wasn't a fancy dress when it wasn't a fancy dress party and then they were brilliant. >> jacob long cancer isn't fun. >> jacob long cancer isn't fun. >> it's no, no. >>— >> it's no, no. >> but anyway, we better move on to british academia, which is ye

and again, the by—election uxbridge was by—election in uxbridge was central ulez, there was central to that the hospital was rebuilt such as, you know, making sure that that hospital was rebuilt such as, you know, making sure thatthat hospit'khan; rebuilt such as, you know, making sure thatthat hospit'khan doesn't such as, you know, making sure thattiour|ospitrkhan doesn't such as, you know, making sure that tiour policeihan doesn't such as, you know, making sure thattiour police station.�*sn't such as, you know, making sure thattiour police station. sot close our police station. so there was a lot of local issues that were included in that as well. >> e“- el!“ ell-- e-— >> are you going to win at the general though, steve? general election, though, steve? >> i think there's going to be an incredible amount of hard work over the next well between now and whenever the general election is called. so there's going an incredible amount going to be an incredible amount of but myself and my of hard work. but myself and my conservative colleagues will conservative mp colleagues will be incred

£125 ulez then i have up until four days to pay it.u don't pay that, then that doubles. whereas birmingham are a lot more lenient. birmingham will give you seven days to back pay will give you seven days to back pay and then the fines are proportionally a lot less as well. so there seems to be a war on the motorists in the capital, more so than in birmingham. but you're right to point out birmingham, bristol, london, you're right to point out birm have m, bristol, london, you're right to point out birm have the3ristol, london, you're right to point out birm have the same, london, you're right to point out birm have the same criteria], you're right to point out birm have the same criteria . they have the same criteria. thankfully, low thankfully, though, the low emission zones in other big towns and cities, they're not quite as draconian. but your underlying message is correct. martin you know, i think that the governments and local councils want you out your councils want you out of your car, without doubt. car, without a doubt. >> and

cah than an ulez car compliant car.ut another thing that's complete cynical about this is that they're also specifically targeted in tourist hotspots. so they're not just ripping off people in their home towns. they're ripping off brits who want to go somewhere like the forest bridge ston or the new forest or bridge ston or the new forest or bridge ston or the tendring district or seaside towns like clacton on sea, where they've almost doubled their fines. they know where people are going. they know they won't be familiar with parking be familiar with local parking restrictions . they know they restrictions. they know they can't be bothered to faff around with apps the rest of with apps and all the rest of it. and so they're cynically fleecing motorists from out of town as well . town as well. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> what's even more cynical than that, martin, i've just come back from cornwall for a family holiday. we went to truro and on most of the high streets in cornwall, certainly in the city of truro , they allow you

edenbridge bonfire society in kent will burn a giant effigy of the london mayor in the form of ulez camerao raise money for local charities. this society burns an effigy of a prominent topical celebrity every year . former effigies every year. former effigies include boris johnson , liz include boris johnson, liz truss. harvey weinstein , donald truss. harvey weinstein, donald trump and katie hopkins. truss. harvey weinstein, donald trump and katie hopkins . as this trump and katie hopkins. as this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to dawn . back to dawn. >> thank you, sophia. now let's get started with today's topic , get started with today's topic, shall we? a lot to get through. packed show . now, nowhere is packed show. now, nowhere is safe in gaza. a united nations official has said there is little they can do to protect civilians as israel vows no ceasefire until hostages are released and casualties are mounting among the hamas run health ministry claims an israeli missile struck an ambulanc

edenbridge bonfire society in kent will burn a giant effigy of the london mayor in the form of a ulezera to raise money for local charities . raise money for local charities. as the society burns an effigy of a prominent topical celebrity. every year, former effigies include boris johnson, liz truss . harvey weinstein. liz truss. harvey weinstein. donald trump and katie hopkins. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now let's return to nana . return to nana. >> thank you sophia. if you've just tuned in, it's just coming up to six minutes after 3:00. i'm nana akua this is gb news. we are the people's channel now. coming up, it's the united nafions coming up, it's the united nations warns there is no safe place in gaza . mark white joins place in gaza. mark white joins us live from tel aviv. then at 320, it's time for climate control. we unpack some of those myths around the climate in the aftermath of storm ciaran. is it aftermath of storm ciaran. is it a sign of climate change or just simply more bad weat

the ulez extension, the 20 mile an hour speed limits, but of course, parking, parking is another areauite extra ordinary that in the city of bath there is now app on the app that you have to have and you have to have a smartphone . if have to have a smartphone. if you are able to pay your parking. but there are now an astonishing 198 different tariffs defined and tariffs according to when your car was made, different tariffs , made, different tariffs, according to the estimates of what your particulate pollutants are. different estimates , are. different estimates, whether you have an electric car, a diesel car or an unleaded car, a diesel car or an unleaded car, 198 different tariffs and all over the country, what you will see is that you will be charged more to park your car. if it doesn't conform with modern values of saving the planet. in a moment, we're going to talk about homelessness because as the home secretary, suella braverman , said, that suella braverman, said, that people living on the streets in many cases was is a lifestyle choice. and everyone's gone completely berser

ulez and sorts things. and all sorts of things.een as devils motorists are seen as devils when really not the case. when that's really not the case. >> i think there's a way to coexist, though. mark has coexist, though. mark there has to way forward. yeah a way forward. >> nicely done. well, listen, folks, a very busy show come. folks, a very busy show to come. i'll with the bbc at i'll be dealing with the bbc at 10:00. that is in exactly 42 minutes time. my take at ten. you won't to miss it. box you won't want to miss it. box office but up next office stuff. but coming up next in story was cliff in the big story was cliff richard to shame? richard right to fat shame? elvis and nike now elvis presley. and with nike now designing wide clothes for designing extra wide clothes for young , it time to put young people, is it time to put britain's fat a crash britain's fat kids on a crash diet? plus in an exclusive poll we've been asking , should we've been asking, should cyclists number plates ? the cyclists have number plates? the resu

the ulez extension, the 20 mile an hour speed limits, but of course, parking, parking is another areauite extra ordinary that in the city of bath there is now app on the app that you have to have and you have to have a smartphone . if have to have a smartphone. if you are able to pay your parking. but there are now an astonishing 198 different tariffs defined and tariffs according to when your car was made, different tariffs , made, different tariffs, according to the estimates of what your particulate pollutants are. different estimates , are. different estimates, whether you have an electric car, a diesel car or an unleaded car, a diesel car or an unleaded car, 198 different tariffs and all over the country, what you will see is that you will be charged more to park your car. if it doesn't conform with modern values of saving the planet. in a moment, we're going to talk about homelessness because as the home secretary, suella braverman , said, that suella braverman, said, that people living on the streets in many cases was is a lifestyle choice. and everyone's gone completely berser

ours is just to expand ulez out to cumbria , which is not cool. to cumbria, which is not cool. in cars and live 1000ft in the air. i want to move to saudi arabia. they've got it absolutely sussed, haven't they? >> yeah. i mean, do you think the vision do you think the the vision will do you think the reality will match this vision? >> know what? they >> darius, you know what? they spend money it might spend so much money it might mean probably not the flying cars, they might do cars, but they might do something really impressive. but it seem anything like it will all seem anything like this. like will like this. like will seem like a facade. all seems facile and fake. >> yeah, because you've been out to the gulf kingdom, dubai , and to the gulf kingdom, dubai, and which is similar to united arab emirates, is similar to what saudi arabia is now doing. they're trying to sort of liberalise us. i think the first alcohol license has actually been sold for saudi arabia. so there's going to be nightclubs and all the rest of it. but yeah. you it's do you yeah. do you think it's do you

irresponsibly by saying what she did, said the man, acting irresponsibly, robbing the poor through ulezreceive a damehood for the service she requests for the british public. and daniel, the police are backing off because they're outnumbered afraid . they're outnumbered and afraid. i walked through liverpool i walked through the liverpool street and the police street protest and the police looked . well, what's looked terrified. well, what's wrong? the police. i want wrong? the police. i always want to police at to thank the police at parliament because they protect us from unknown dangers and they do it with enormous courtesy and civility. and i'm a huge admirer of them. regardless of what's going on elsewhere . so british going on elsewhere. so british heritage and history extends far beyond the shores of these islands. the british empire was the largest in history the largest in the history of the largest in the history of the world, meant when the world, which meant that when we our empire we went to war, our empire played as role in played as large a role in victory as the home lan

edenbridge bonfire society in kent will burn a giant image of the london mayor in the form of a ulezera to raise money for local charities . the society local charities. the society burns the likeness of a prominent topical celebrity . prominent topical celebrity. every year, previous targets include boris johnson, liz truss and donald trump . this is gb and donald trump. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get back to . neil to. neil >> they do see time speeds up as you get older . time feels to me you get older. time feels to me at least like it's moving especially quickly now . and by especially quickly now. and by that i mean events of a world changing significance are coming at us one after another with no breathing space in between . it's breathing space in between. it's enough to make a person's head spin . i don't know about you, spin. i don't know about you, but i struggle just to keep up with what being told. which with what i'm being told. which official

ours is just to expand ulez out to cumbria , which is not cool. to cumbria, which is not cool. in cars and live 1000ft in the air. i want to move to saudi arabia. they've got it absolutely sussed, haven't they? >> yeah. i mean, do you think the vision do you think the the vision will do you think the reality will match this vision? >> know what? they >> darius, you know what? they spend money it might spend so much money it might mean probably not the flying cars, they might do cars, but they might do something really impressive. but it seem anything like it will all seem anything like this. like will like this. like will seem like a facade. all seems facile and fake. >> yeah, because you've been out to the gulf kingdom, dubai , and to the gulf kingdom, dubai, and which is similar to united arab emirates, is similar to what saudi arabia is now doing. they're trying to sort of liberalise us. i think the first alcohol license has actually been sold for saudi arabia. so there's going to be nightclubs and all the rest of it. but yeah. you it's do you yeah. do you think it's do you

edinburgh bridge bonfire society in kent will burn a giant effigy of the london mayor in the form of a ulez money for local charities . as the society local charities. as the society burns an effigy of a prominent topical celebrity every year. former effigies include boris johnson, liz truss . harvey johnson, liz truss. harvey weinstein. donald trump and katie hopkins . weinstein. donald trump and katie hopkins. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to you . you. >> thanks sophia . now with >> thanks sophia. now with controversy growing over plans for a pro—palestine march in london on remembrance day next saturday, a group of 15 cases have written an open letter asking for the met police to use powers at their disposal to put controls on these protests. >> the lawyers have written the letter under the banner of the campaign against anti—semitism, and say that and i'm delighted to say that one those cases who has one of those cases who has signed the letter, daniel

facing with some of his ulez cameras the policing of cameras and the policing of them. got somebody cameras. so we'll be talking to them that. plus, of them about that. plus, of course, the israel hamas situation. is this is this how israel moved forward in the israel now moved forward in the war? a change? we'll war? is there a change? we'll discuss all that. discuss all of that. >> dawn, thank you so much, nana thatis >> dawn, thank you so much, nana that is a cracking show. don't you anywhere. you stay that is a cracking show. don't you because ywhere. you stay that is a cracking show. don't you because that'se. you stay that is a cracking show. don't you because that's going stay that is a cracking show. don't you because that's going to y that is a cracking show. don't you because that's going to be tuned because that's going to be great. you've been watching and listening gb news saturday listening to gb news saturday with thank so with medial neesom. thank you so much joining don't go much forjoining me. don't go anywhere. i'm anywhere. nana is back and i'm back tomorrow. a l

and also with the ulez >> yeah.ssue of rowing back on scrapping petrol cars. nothing there . but it's nothing there. but it's interesting, 85% thought it was a good idea increase the a good idea to increase the minimum 78% pensions minimum wage. 78% pensions thought was idea. no thought it was a good idea. no surprise is there. but also increasing welfare benefits in line with inflation, 64% of tory voters thought that was a good idea. again, idea. well, again, that's something thought i almost something i thought i almost thought had thought that jeremy hunt had got rachel point. >> t- @' sligbfly >> yeah, that would be slightly embarrassing >> yeah, that would be slightly emeronging >> yeah, that would be slightly emerong folder. >> yeah, that would be slightly em yeah,] folder. >> yeah, that would be slightly em yeah,] fol> yeah, you could imagine that. but look, reality is that >> yeah, you could imagine that. but loright reality is that >> yeah, you could imagine that. but loright back|lity is tha

as we saw with the ulez london, in that ulez vote in london, in that by—election people start by—election of this. you know, i've got to pay £100 here, £1,000 there. i've got to get a new car. i've got to get a new boiler. if you want people to stay with green agenda, stay with the green agenda, you've to make it work for you've got to make it work for them. and that's what he's doing. this and doing. know and on this oil and gas stuff, know, it doesn't gas stuff, you know, it doesn't make the planet any more safe for us to buy our oil and gas from russia. you know . so that's from russia. you know. so that's what it's about. >> and talking of cars, the autonomy vehicles, bill will also be announced today. and this could make driverless cars a reality on britain's roads by 2030. david, are we ready for that? that's around the corner . that? that's around the corner. >> yeah. well, bear in mind, i mean , tesla's been trying to mean, tesla's been trying to make his cars driverless for some time, and we had a fatal accident with yeah, but accident with one. yeah, but the. but it's right ther

we would bring any of injured fallen of those injured and fallen soldiers at oh, i soldiers to the ulez get her connection back. now. she's still back. liz, can you hear me? >> yeah, yeah, i can still hear you. camilla yeah. we bring the we bring the soldiers into the nightingale helicopter right there . and of the other people there. and of the other people walking around, camp bastion would know when the aircraft were coming in because we'd go to that specific landing site. and think it always used to and i think it always used to hit every soldier in camp bastion quite hard when they saw them yeah i can imagine. >> i mean, i suppose at the time you're you're trying to be completely focussed on the task in hand. you're doing what you need to do. you're possibly even behaving in a quite robotic manner order to just get manner in order to just get through from to day. but liz through from day to day. but liz , as wrote in your book, , as you wrote in your book, chinook chick, which was published in 2022, you did find that all of this caught up with you. tell us about how you suffered wi

. >> ulez says i love eamonn singing more.go. >> yes, here we go. >> the more i drink there, the more i'm likely to sing. but we were singing knock three times on the ceiling if you want me twice on the pipe . if the answer twice on the pipe. if the answer is no. and the reason we're doing that is all black rod. he'll silk stocking and his silk stockings and he'll go and knock that door three times today. wouldn't it be great if someone says, no, you can't come in and off, don't let him in. bolt the door and that's it. >> well, it's questions about whether or not nigel farage should be allowed back into the conservative party. we'll be debating n ext next >> doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. the jungle. he's a brexiteer . get him in there . brexiteer. get him in there. >> yeah, well , from questions >> yeah, well, from questions about whether nigel farage could be heading into the jungle. >> another new poll from conservative home has revealed 7 in 10 tory members say they want him in the party. right. >> some people mi