if venables gets out , let's make if venables gets out, let's make him an example.e saying , these people who were saying, well, you were only ten, you know, it's been 30 know, you know, it's been 30 years let it go. why should years now. let it go. why should i want? my son. he's not i want? he was my son. he's not here to speak himself. so here to speak for himself. so i'm forum. and to if i'm doing a forum. and to if venables does get out, these people who are saying, you know, let if he and killed let it go. if he went and killed one kids , they'd be one of their kids, they'd be saying you should have saying to me, you should have fought i know fought harder. i mean, i know you've become a you know, you've got another grandchild now. congratulations. way . congratulations. by the way. thank see pictures of you thank you. i see pictures of you with your grandchildren . i can't with your grandchildren. i can't do that . do that. >> where are you at? denise, if i was to ask you now , here we i was to ask you now, here we are in 2023. we're heading into christmas .

if venables gets out , let's make if venables gets out, let's make him an example.e people who were saying, well, you were only ten, you know, you know, it's been 30 years let it go. should years now. let it go. why should i he was my son. he's not i want? he was my son. he's not here to speak for himself. so i'm doing a forum. and to if venables get out, these venables does get out, these people saying, you people who were saying, you know, go. if he went and know, let it go. if he went and killed one of their kids, they'd be saying to me, you should have fought i mean, i know fought harder. i mean, i know you've you know, you've you've become a you know, you've got grandchild now. got another grandchild now. congratulations way. congratulations by the way. thank i see pictures you thank you. i see pictures of you with grandchildren . i can't with your grandchildren. i can't do . do that. >> where are you at? denise, if i was to ask you now, here we are in 2023. we're heading into christmas . what state are you in? >> i'm not in any state. i'm in a good place. i've

. killers like jon venables. >> venables toscanos these people who were saying, you know, let it go.and killed one of their kids , they'd killed one of their kids, they'd be saying to me, you should have fought harder. >> british boy found alex bassi, who went missing in spain six years ago, has been found in france. he's expected back in the uk in the next few days . the uk in the next few days. >> no more commute as new research shows. only 1 in 4 companies expect their staff to be in the office full time in the next year . the next year. >> do let us know your thoughts on all of our talking points today. we like the holly and the ivy, aren't we? we are. >> it's very festive in here today. >> get in touch gb views gb news. com now here's your latest headunes news. com now here's your latest headlines with . lisa. good headlines with. lisa. good morning . morning. >> it's just after 10:00. morning. >> it'sjust after 10:00. i'm >> it's just after 10:00. i'm lisa hartle in the gb newsroom. one person has died and another is in a critical condition after a boat carrying migrants across

was didn't, if john venables was still john venables everyone didn't, if john venables was still thoeryone didn't, if john venables was still tho he ables everyone didn't, if john venables was still tho he was, everyone didn't, if john venables was still tho he was, i'm everyone didn't, if john venables was still tho he was, i'm noteryone didn't, if john venables was still tho he was, i'm not suree didn't, if john venables was still tho he was, i'm not sure he knew who he was, i'm not sure he would very long on the streets. >> would that be a sadness? would it? >> oh, that's a no. um, i couldn't possibly, suggest couldn't possibly, um, suggest anything you anything like that. but you know, don't know. you can get know, i don't know. you can get in me about that. in touch with me about that. i've that poll uh, i've got that poll running. uh, no criminal, no matter how old. says should allowed to says ian should be allowed to remain anonymous. their photograph should be published in newspaper. if in every single newspaper. if jack if children jack jackie says if children commit adult t

jon venables, one of the two boys who killed toddler jamie bulger in 1993, has had his bid for parolece in 2001 but has been sent back to jail twice for having indecent images of children on his computer. the bbc understands that the deputy director of the british museum is leaving the institution. it follows the suspected thefts of two thousand of artefacts earlier this year. earlier this year, drjonathan williams stepped back from his deputy director duties whilst an internal review into the thefts took place — but a spokesperson has told the bbc that he will not resume the role. you're live with bbc news. dozens of people, including children, have been injured in a wave of missile strikes on kyiv — the worst attack on the ukrainian capital in months. a kindergarten and a hospital were damaged by debris as authorities say ten ballistic missiles were shot down. this latest russian strike on kyiv is the third within a week, and comes as ukraine's president zelensky continues his tour of countries to plead for more money for the war and reenergise western support. for the latest from k

i was actually sitting there with the late venables in a hotel late terry venables in a hotel in londonning for tottenham and i was just sitting there that afternoon . and the then afternoon. and the then solicitor of manchester united , solicitor of manchester united, maurice watkins, made a phone call to my agent and, and they asked me to come up on that saturday. terry venables actually said , to be fair to actually said, to be fair to him, you've got to go. you've got to talk to a club. you can't be rude. you've got to go and speak to them. i kind of went, i kind of looked because thought kind of looked because i thought i to stay in london i was going to stay in london and i felt really, you know , i and i felt really, you know, i felt guilty, he said, but one thing, though, and i kind of went, oh, what's that? he goes, i you don't come back. and i bet you don't come back. and he was absolutely correct. i didn't . didn't. >> so what sort of sales pitch you feel like? did sir alex give you feel like? did sir alex give you to go there? >> he walked me around the ground and just telli

i was actually sitting there with the late venables in a hotel late terry venables in a hotel in londongning for tottenham and i was just sitting there that afternoon . and the then afternoon. and the then solicitor of manchester united , solicitor of manchester united, maurice watkins, made a phone call to my agent and, and they asked me to come up on that saturday. terry venables actually said , to be fair to actually said, to be fair to him, you've got to go. you've got to talk to a club. you can't be rude. you've got to go and speak to them. i kind of went, i kind of looked because thought kind of looked because i thought i to stay in london i was going to stay in london and i felt really, you know , i and i felt really, you know, i felt guilty, he said, but one thing, though, and i kind of went, oh, what's that? he goes, i you don't come back. and i bet you don't come back. and he was absolutely correct. i didn't . didn't. >> so what sort of sales pitch you feel like? did sir alex give you feel like? did sir alex give you to go there? >> he walked me around the ground and just tell

jon venables — one of the two boys who killed toddlerjamie bulger in 1993 — has had his bid for parole been sent back to jail twice for having indecent images of children on his computer. talks to restore power—sharing in northern ireland have been extended into next week. the westminster government has proposed £2.5 billion pounds to support a reformed stormont coalition. the dup withdrew from power—sharing last year over concerns about post—brexit trading arrangements between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. emergency services are at the scene of a large fire at an industrial estate in south wales. police have tonight said officers are responding to a "serious incident" in pontypridd, and that the roads in the area would remain closed for some time. eyewitnesses have reported hearing a "massive explosion". scientists believe they have discovered why some expectant mothers suffer from extreme nausea and sickness during pregnancy. it's thought around 30,000 women in the uk suffer from it every year, and it can cause danger for both babies and mothers. but now researchers at cam

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jon venables, one of the two boys who murdered the toddler james bulger in 1993, has had his bid forrejected. venables, who's now a1, was released on licence in 2001, but has been sent back to jail twice for having indecent images of children on his computer. the parole board said it was "not satisfied" that his release at this point would be safe for the protection of the public. the former boss of the oil giant bp will lose out on more than £32 million in payouts after the company found that he committed serious misconduct. bernard looney resigned from bp last september after failing to be fully transparent about past relationships with colleagues. today bp said he had knowingly misled the board. as a result he will now lose £321; million worth of salary, pension, bonus payments and shares. police searching for a mother of three who went missing almost a week ago in norwich have released cctv of her last known movements. 55—year—old gaynor lord disappeared after failing to return home from work. jo black reports. this is the moment on friday afternoon police believe gaynor lord lef

jon venables — one of the two boys who killed the toddler james bulger in 1993 — has had his bid for and robert thompson murdered the two—year—old in bootle on merseyside. he's now a1. he was released on licence in 2001, but has been sent back to jail twice for having indecent images of children on his computer. the parole board said it wasn't satisfied his release at this point would be safe for the public. the time is 1:17. our top story this afternoon. a global climate agreement has been struck which, for the first time, calls on all countries to move away from using fossil fuels. and coming up, we look at the scams which could cost customers millions of pounds this christmas. coming up in sport on bbc news. great britain's most successful female 0lympian dame laura kenny tells us about her return to cycling and hopes of competing at the paris games after becoming a mum of two. a shortage of skilled social care workers in england is putting vulnerable lives at risk, according to the disability charity sense. it says the care sector is at a cliff edge. vacancies for carers in the h

in some other breaking news, james bulger's killer, jon venables , has been killer, jon venables, hasthe toddler when he was ten years old in 1993. venables was released on licence in july 2001 and recalled to prison in 2010 after indecent images of children were found on his computer . he children were found on his computer. he tory rebels children were found on his computer . he tory rebels have computer. he tory rebels have warned they will vote against the draft rwanda law when it returns to the commons in the new year unless it's amended. mps backed the bill with a majority of 44. no tory member voted against it, but 38 abstained, which is enough to vote the legislation down at the next reading. rebels say they want to ensure asylum seekers can be deported to rwanda before the next election . and the uk the next election. and the uk economy contracted faster than expected, with office for national statistics data showing a nought point 3% fall in october, all three main sectors fell into negative territory for the first time since july , with the first time since july, with servi

lieutenant colonel charles venable. he was called faithful old venable. by lee venable is 19 years younger than lee. but professor math at the university of virginia is born in farmville, a house called longwood house, which is actually the same house that joe johnson was born in. kind of an interesting little tidbit of fact. they're charles b cook was born in 1838 in portsmouth. graduated vmi. although at one time he was expelled and then was allowed to come back on the staff of bragg at shiloh. he became inspector general on lee's staff. wounded at sailors creek, kept a diary of the war. and he died in 1937. but he was the oldest, surviving member of lee staff. he was interviewed by a south african, which is interesting. he his diary and papers are at the virginia historical society. charles marshall, born in warrenton. matt, you notice that these guys are all from virginia, right? he wrote most of lee's after action report. marshall delivered the dedication address for the monuments to lee and the monument to grant and new york city cousin of george c

james bulger's killer, jon venables , has been killer, jon venables, has been denied parole with thelic. he murdered the toddler when he was just ten years old in 1993. venables was released on licence in july 2001. then recalled to prison in 2010 after indecent images of children were found on his computer . children were found on his computer. forjames bulger's parents say they are relieved by today's decision . in now, the today's decision. in now, the government's candidate for bbc chairman says tv presenter gary lineker's criticism of the defence secretary appears to breach the corporation's social media guidelines. the former england footballer recently hit back at grant shapps after he'd questioned whether the match of the day host should be allowed to express his political views. the tv presenter was among a group of celebrities to sign a letter calling for the government to scrap its rwanda scheme . speaking to mps at a scheme. speaking to mps at a pre—appointment hearing, samir shah said he didn't think it had been helpful. >> i think this last one, the one that identified

, james's killers, john venables, was denied freedom by the parole board this week after a 30 year fight behind bars. denise fergus told gb news that she has, for now at least, finally got some justice for her son. you're not want to miss that tomorrow from 6 am. with eamonn and anne now back to my show this evening and the last segment we've got to talk about what's going on in the economy because of course we had this week, just yesterday , bad news week, just yesterday, bad news on the economy. the data for october showed that the economy , october showed that the economy, it's not growing , it's not flat. it's not growing, it's not flat. no in one month it fell by 0.3. and for the last three months, it's basically flat. and this is really serious because we've got the state spending over 45% of all economic spending, and that's paid for by taxes. all economic spending, and that's paid for by taxes . we that's paid for by taxes. we have to create some growth now, many people say, well, rely on the office for budget responsibility. what's there for forecast? let's have a look at that.

. >> venables , a wonderful >> terry venables, a wonderful footballer, wonderful manager, writer. wrote excellent tv series. he was a singer as well. if you think of terry venables, you picture a man with a smile on his face. he took life by the throat. he shook every living daylight out of it that he could. a life well lived terry venables a true original ingrid briefly your back page baddie. >> well , stella mccartney. >> well, stella mccartney. >> well, stella mccartney. >> sorry, sorry . fashion >> sorry, sorry. fashion designer. fashion designer . designer. fashion designer. she's gone to cop 28. her son. i'm on his side. beckett, you said don't know why you're going. why don't you just tell all the leaders to f off and. ouch! she's doing a thing against sort of like the fashion industry , the waste of all the industry, the waste of all the fabrics, the overproduction. she won't use fur and leather. i disagree with her on that because that is actually the best materials, because it's natural and she's using alternatives and she's using plastic. >> okay, look , i will say that >> ok

james bulger's killer, jon venables, has been denied parole.eat to the public. he murdered the toddler when he was ten years old, 1893. venables was released on licence in july 2001 and recalled to prison in 2010 after indecent images of children were found on his computer . the children were found on his computer. the uk children were found on his computer . the uk economy computer. the uk economy contracted faster than expected , contracted faster than expected, with office for national statistics data showing a 0.3% fall in october. all three main sectors fell into negative territory for the first time since july , with services the since july, with services the biggest driver of the downturn. manufacturing and construction was affected by poor weather. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com . gbnews.com. >> for a valuable legacy your family can own gold coins will always shine bright. rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report. here's a quick snapshot of today's markets . markets. >> th

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, james's killers, john venables, was denied freedom by the parole board this week after a 30 year fight behind bars. denise fergus told gb news that she has, for now at least, finally got some justice for her son. you're not want to miss that tomorrow from 6 am. with eamonn and anne now back to my show this evening and the last segment we've got to talk about what's going on in the economy because of course we had this week, just yesterday , bad news week, just yesterday, bad news on the economy. the data for october showed that the economy , october showed that the economy, it's not growing , it's not flat. it's not growing, it's not flat. no in one month it fell by 0.3. and for the last three months, it's basically flat. and this is really serious because we've got the state spending over 45% of all economic spending, and that's paid for by taxes. all economic spending, and that's paid for by taxes . we that's paid for by taxes. we have to create some growth now, many people say, well, rely on the office for budget responsibility. what's there for forecast? let's have a look at that.

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he was called faithful old venable wiley. 19 years younger than lee. professor of math at the university of virginia. in farmville at a house on longwood house. kind of an interesting little ted bit of back there. born in 1838 in portsmouth. although at one time, he was expelled and was allowed to come back. on the staff, he became inspector general on lee's staff. wounded at sailors creek, kept a diary of the war and died in 1937. the oldest surviving member of lee's staff. the interview was interesting. his diaries and papers are at the virginia historical society. charles marshall. notice that these guys are all from virginia. most of the action reports delivered the address to the monuments to lee and grant in new york city. the cousin of george c marshall. then walter taylor, born in 1838 in norfolk, graduate of vmi. really the key guy. no ordinary staff off sir. lee was noted for his small, overworked staff. taylor wrote all of the dispatches and orders for early. the person of reconnaissance occasionally. he is the guy that transmitted the famou

but mirror now venables but the mirror now venables parole verdict justice for my james.r's mum . she james bolger's mum. she expresses her relief after the killers bid for freedom was rejected. that's, of course, denise fergus, who is just absolutely haunted by this. every single time this parole heanng every single time this parole hearing comes around, every single time it's back in the news blazer. we'll go over now to the sun leo in secret date with lottie moss. oh, superstar actor leonardo dicaprio and model lottie moss. party till the early hours on a secret date, which of course has somehow managed to make its way onto the front page of the sun. so not that secret. as far as secret dates go, i think. let's whiz the eye whiz ourselves over to the eye now. will keep interest now. tax cuts will keep interest rates high, pm warned , as rishi rates high, pm warned, as rishi sunak has given his strongest hint yet that more tax cuts are likely next year. hey, that's something be cheerful. but something to be cheerful. but economists warn that the tax reduction will keep

but mirror now venables but the mirror now venables parole verdict justice for my james. she james bolger's mum. she expresses her relief after the killers bid for freedom was rejected. that's, of course, denise fergus, who is just absolutely haunted by this. every single time this parole heanng every single time this parole hearing comes around, every single time it's back in the news blazer. we'll go over now to the sun leo in secret date with lottie moss. oh, superstar actor leonardo dicaprio and model lottie moss. party till the early hours on a secret date, which of course has somehow managed to make its way onto the front page of the sun. so not that secret. as far as secret dates go, i think. let's whiz the eye whiz ourselves over to the eye now. will keep interest now. tax cuts will keep interest rates high, pm warned , as rishi rates high, pm warned, as rishi sunak has given his strongest hint yet that more tax cuts are likely next year. hey, that's something be cheerful. but something to be cheerful. but economists warn that the tax reduction will keep interest

about the people that killed her because much like the bulger at bulger killers, if you look at john venableshilst he was a when killed, he was a child, when he killed, he was he's clearly a disturbed he's quite clearly a disturbed human to be. human being and continues to be. >> um, so i don't know, quite happens to them. they talked >> um, so i don't know, quite happe it to them. they talked >> um, so i don't know, quite happe it was hem. they talked >> um, so i don't know, quite happe it was just. they talked >> um, so i don't know, quite happe it was just a'hey talked >> um, so i don't know, quite happe it was just a fantasy. ed >> um, so i don't know, quite happe it was just a fantasy. but about it was just a fantasy. but the they talked about it was the way they talked about it was the way they talked about it was the they carried it out. the way they carried it out. that's slightly more than a fantasy. yeah. um, particularly when killing another human when it's killing another human being. to what being. but going back to what you saying, think you were saying, i think it's. i think ri

james bulger's killer, jon venables, um , he lost his bid to venables, um, he lost his bid to be freed james bulger's mum, uh, says this is the best thing that ever happened to her. for 30 years. and we have an interview with her on this show , interview with her on this show, uh, tomorrow. what would you say about that, emma, if the parole board have found that he's still a danger to children, then he should remain in prison. >> that's. that's as simple as it is. um, in terms of the there's always a complication in, um, the individuals who are affected by crimes are going to obviously have an incredibly emotive response to those crimes . that's not how we do sentencing and paroling, because that has to be done in a more dispassionate way. but this dispassionate way. but this dispassionate board has said that he is still very much a danger and should therefore be kept off the streets. and that is absolutely the right decision. >> i was a liverpool mp at the time that this happened. damon and it was a shocking, terrible tragedy. it actually goes back to we've just been to the story we'v

. >> yeah, here's what's leading the news this morning as jon venables is denied freedom by a parole

has it done us any good to know about venables and thompson? they've thompson?anyway . different identities anyway. they. their names don't mean they. so their names don't mean anything to me. >> also in this day and age >> but also in this day and age with social media, if you don't name them, the sort of ensuing chaos that you get of everybody naming varying different people, that's a and unsubstantiated names going forward, or indeed the real names and everybody saying we know it is , you get an saying we know it is, you get an awful lot of fake news, you get awful lot of fake news, you get a lot of abuse, you get these sort of mob hatred gangs popping up and you kind of think if you take the oxygen out of that and put the names out there, they are going to be probably remanded into prison for some considerable period of time, and then they will get their new identities and it will die down. i think if you just take that out it by saying, these are out of it by saying, these are the names, you stop all of that speculation, stop people speculation, you stop pe

the paper says that denise fergus is "elated" thatjon venables must remain behind bars after his parolenal crime agency, under the headline that "facebook is now a danger to children." the paper reports that meta, facebook�*s parent company, decided "to introduce encrypted messaging," which has "raised concerns about safety." meta said that encryption kept people safe from hackers, fraudsters and other criminals. and one of the most read stories on the bbc news website this morning tells how the world's biggest iceberg has been found to have an estimated mass of almost one trillion tonnes. we've followed emma webb's story here on breakfast, and if you were watching yesterday you'll know that she set off on the final stage of her 158—mile trek, while pulling a life—sized horse. emma wanted to remember her 16—year—old daughter brodie, who took her own life and to raise awareness of suicide prevention in young people. emma has completed the challenge and our reporter fiona lamdin can tell us more. the walk has ended up in a rather special place, hasn't it? i am the walk has ended up in a r