meanwhile, the rail minister, huw merriman, has defended the proposals during a debate at westminster haller with the rail industry, we do want to improve and modernise the experience for passengers by moving staff out from behind the ticket office screens to provide more help and advice in customer—focused roles. there has, as honourable members have recognised, been a huge shift in the way in which passengers purchase their tickets at the railway stations, with about one in every ten transactions taking place in ticket offices in 2022 to 2023. live now to our transport correspondent katy austin. just remind us why the trainpoperating companies are planning to close these ticket offices? behind this, the industry and the government say there are two things going on. they argue the way things are don't need to be modernised in response to how people buy tickets, because they say a much smaller proportion are bought at ticket offices than they used to be. people have moved online. there is a cost element as well. the train companies are under pressure from the government to save money, and

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there was a 90 minute westminster minute debate in westminster hall, which parliament's hall, which isnd debating about second debating chamber in about out government proposals to close ticket offices at train stations . stations. >> yeah, a mad idea. well it was packed at and not a single backbencher who spoke from any of the parties. >> not a single tory backbencher defended the government's position and i, amongst others , position and i, amongst others, said to the minister, look, look around you, take the hint, retreat gracefully, drop it . retreat gracefully, drop it. >> and it's been a gift for the wretched unions, mark, because they're that as another they're using that as another reason to on the reason to carry on with the strikes. the problem, in my opinion, i mean, this, but this came debate . came out in the debate. >> mean, could get the >> i mean, you could get the clips, the government are being completely eared about this. completely tin eared about this. and to that was and i regret to say that was reflected minister's wife reflected in the minister's wife in order w

it was alive and well and we saw it in that ten mile queue snaking from westminster hall, the longesttminster hall, the longest queue in history the longest queue in history for the longest reign in history. >> and i remember being in that queue.i >> and i remember being in that queue. i did it for four gb news. i was in the queue for 5.5 hours and people from all over the world. i was there with canadians , i was there with canadians, i was there with people from the states. people from the united states. she figure that unites she was that figure that unites cited people. if you she was that figure that unites cited if people. if you she was that figure that unites cited if you people. if you she was that figure that unites cited if you weren'tle. if you she was that figure that unites cited if you weren't a. if you she was that figure that unites cited if you weren't a royalist, even if you weren't a royalist, even if you weren't a royalist, even if you weren't a royalist, even if you were a republican, even if you were a republican, even so people could even so many people could a

and she was the lead rider in the procession that took her majesty the queen's coffin to westminster hallefore she lay in state for three days. so it's kind of coming full circle for all the armed services, particularly king street, royal horse artillery , who have been horse artillery, who have been firing guns here today and the other regiments taking part in the gun salutes both in edinburgh in scotland and the tower of london. a little bit later on today as well . later on today as well. >> we also understand , and >> we also understand, and cameron, there was a royal gun salute at hillsborough castle in northern ireland, a 21 gun salute fired by the army reservists from the 206 battery, 105 royal artillery . and in 105 royal artillery. and in wales, in the next few minutes, the princess a prince and princess of wales, will be arriving for a service in saint david's . yes the prince and david's. yes the prince and princess of wales, of course, were named as the new prince and princess of wales >> the day after queen elizabeth passed away during the king's address to the nation as you

. >> they can do it at westminster hall, where they had the big debate about debate yesterday, liam, stations, which all feeds into thetheir that want pay stations, which all feeds into thetheir tickets want pay stations, which all feeds into thetheir tickets by want pay stations, which all feeds into thetheir tickets by cash nt pay stations, which all feeds into thetheir tickets by cash rather ay for their tickets by cash rather than using complicated than using these complicated machines which fleece you. >> well, you know, andrew, in order get a debate in order to get a debate in parliament with public parliament with a public petition, you need 100,000 signatures. well, gb news viewers that of the park. knocked that out of the park. right. we've got times right. we've got three times that. i know people like that. and i know people like you, for all the sort you, me, chop for all the sort of people at gb news have of people at gb news that have got political got high level political contacts. we pushing for contacts. we are pushing for that debate and hopefully that will i comple

the lead rider in the procession that took the queen's coffin to lie in state inside westminster hallr to fire the 41 gun salutes in hyde park. i believe that's midday. and the 62 gun salutes is going to be fired at the tower of london as that happens with the coronation and, of course, marking the queen's death as as well. that's going to be being fired by the honourable artillery company . bells will artillery company. bells will also toll at westminster abbey at 1 pm. also toll at westminster abbey at1 pm. today. of also toll at westminster abbey at 1 pm. today. of course, very famous abbey home to coronations , most recently king charles ii. and queen camilla's coronation on the 6th of may this year. and the late queen's funeral as well. so lots of commemorations being marked both privately and publicly and bittersweet as i said, because it is, of course, marking the death one year anniversary of the death of a of anniversary of the death of a of a monarch which reigned over for us 70 years. cameron thanks very much indeed . much indeed. >> jack says , i miss the queen >> jack say

complain about this in a very passionate , impassioned debate passionate, impassioned debate in westminster hall second senior chamber in the house of commons. you'll see a picture of that me. and that's why that behind me. and that's why it girl asked the it matters. the girl i asked the government after pmqs government at the after pmqs today, still on course today, are you still on course for closing or you still for closing or do you still support it? they're saying, well, there's a consultation consultation out, which means they can reverse it, they can they can reverse it, but understand the point of but they understand the point of trying remove staff from trying to remove staff from behind screens in these in stations. i think it's looking to me like this could be the next u—turn. we're nowhere near there yet. but think the there yet. but i think the strength of feeling among the back worry . worry back benches will worry. worry the government. >> absolutely . >> yeah, absolutely. christopher, thank you very, very ever. stella very much. as ever. stella stuff. hope that our stuff. christ

despite strong opposition, westminster council and city hall approved the scheme last april, but it wasnterpreted. a canning town cattery which looks after homeless cats says it's never seen so many cats needing homes and urgent vet care. the sanctuary — which has been operating for decades — says it's a crisis, and points to the cost of living and a shortage of vets as the reasons for the problems. when we started, it was out of control because people couldn't afford to get their animals neutered. we sorted that, and within two or three years, it made a huge difference in south london. this is different. we can say, "you should be getting your cat neutered," but where are you going to go to get that done? let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning, apart from the circle line — no service due to train cancellations. now to the weather forecast. hello there. good morning. well, today marks the start of the meteorological autumn, but it's not too bad a day of weather at all. a lot nicer than yesterday and over the weekend. things will cheer up con

intelligence services concerned about maybe others who may be within the halls of westminster or in governments clearly is of growing concern across the party divide i >> -- >> that's lam >> that's right, mark. the big question to be asked answer today or go towards answering is how many more people are the security services concerned aboutin security services concerned about in parliament? we'll hear about in parliament? we'll hear a from lindsay hoyle a statement from lindsay hoyle at 2.30. i imagine he'll be saying, be careful, don't name people in parliament because of course there are live police investigations why investigations and that's why lots are being careful lots of media are being careful about anybody involved about naming anybody involved with is concern, with this. but it is a concern, isn't it, that you can have people who are concerned in parliament around parliament and moving around parliament and moving around parliament of parliament amongst mps, of course, contact course, who have contact with senior that's senior ministers. and that's the concern mean, so long as conc

proms to a blatantly political campaign led by westminster pest steve bray and his ilk, who parked vans us stuffed with flags outside the royal albert hallddled corporation would absolutely allow itself to absolutely not allow itself to be any other political be by any other political campaign in such an embarrassing fashion, would it? belinda? oh my god . my god. >> it was such a cringe worthy , >> it was such a cringe worthy, vom festive eu submission. >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country . >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country. this is >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country . this is a flag of a country. this is a flag of a country. this is a flag that represents the political union in that that is nothing to do with us anymore. >> but do you know what it represents to me? that flag oppression ? oppression? >> oh, it is. do you know what else , empire? the ones that are else, empire? the ones that are nostalgic for empire are the eu minions. flag waving. it minions. this flag waving. it was it was was cringeworthy. it was hysterical. just feel hysterical. and i just feel there's no length. they won't go to s

westminster. just another series of incompetence and missteps from the halls of power.ached her own security last year her personal email year by using her personal email for work. and then you even have a labour mp who received thousands of pounds in donations from chinese from an alleged chinese government affiliate . so for the government affiliate. so for the great british debate this hour, government affiliate. so for the gretaskingh debate this hour, government affiliate. so for the gretasking do debate this hour, government affiliate. so for the gretasking do youte this hour, government affiliate. so for the gretasking do you trust; hour, government affiliate. so for the gretasking do you trust the ur, i'm asking do you trust the government with our national security ? i'm joined now security? i'm joined now by claire political claire pearsall political commentator and former conservative adviser , conservative special adviser, sir nelson. news, sir nigel nelson. gb news, senior political commentator henry bolton, former ukip leader, and also dr. raqeeb hassan. h

proms to a blatantly political campaign led by westminster pest steve bray and his ilk, who parked vans us stuffed with flags outside the royal albert hallled corporation would absolutely allow itself to absolutely not allow itself to be any other political be by any other political campaign in such an embarrassing fashion, would it? belinda? oh my god . my god. >> it was such a cringe worthy , >> it was such a cringe worthy, vom festive eu submission. >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country . >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country. this is >> i mean, this isn't even a flag of a country . this is a flag of a country. this is a flag of a country. this is a flag that represents the political union in that that is nothing to do with us anymore. >> but do you know what it represents to me? that flag oppression ? oppression? >> oh, it is. do you know what else , empire? the ones that are else, empire? the ones that are nostalgic for empire are the eu minions. flag waving. it minions. this flag waving. it was it was was cringeworthy. it was hysterical. just feel hysterical. and i just feel there's no length. they won't go to sto