yeah nadhim zahawi shocker? zahawi is that a right shocker? is that a right shocker? bu�*was education secretary, zahawi is that a right shocker? bu�*was a education secretary, zahawi is that a right shocker? bu�*was a real cation secretary, zahawi is that a right shocker? bu�*was a real dream secretary, zahawi is that a right shocker? bu�*was a real dream to :retary, zahawi is that a right shocker? bu�*was a real dream to worky, zahawi is that a right shocker? bu�*was a real dream to work for. he was a real dream to work for. a really lovely guy, very a really lovely guy, was very popular senior popular with officials, senior officials officials had officials junior officials had a very for education very clear plan for education was getting done. can't was getting stuff done. i can't comment the other stuff. comment on all the other stuff. it never up, but they're human beings, they've got families, they've some of they've got feelings. some of they've got feelings. some of the heard they've got feelings. some of the employees heard they've

resignation of , following the deemed zahawi resignation of, his tax following the deemed zahawi resignationf , his tax affairs resignation of, his tax affairs nine days ago. but we did think that given he'd left that vacant for over a week now , he might for over a week now, he might leave the wider reshuffle for a bit longer because , of course, bit longer because, of course, you've got the ongoing debacle, if like, of dominic, the if you like, of dominic, the deputy prime minister who's under investigation for bullying allegations, which he denies. there's possible that in the next few days or possibly weeks, that be a vacancy for deputy prime minister and justice secretary, which might force another rearrangement of those deck chairs. so. but sunak has decided to go ahead with today and yeah, it's underway as interesting because the big departments that we're now talking about face headed by grant shapps trade aide headed by kemi badenoch and dcms, headed by michel donelan. these are names who have been at the forefront many ways of the government's communication agendain government's co

nadhim zahawi tax office . his time as zahawi tax office. his time as prime minister has also blighted by continued industrial action and the cost of living crisis and the cost of living crisis and staying with the cost of living crisis . 2.3 million living crisis. 2.3 million households missed an essential payment last month, including rent and credit cards. new data reveals according to which's consumer insight tracker, 59% of people had to either back on essentials sell property or dip into savings to cover spending. it's calling on essential businesses, including energy providers, to do more to help customers . and shell says its customers. and shell says its profits have increased by more than 53, with earnings of more than 53, with earnings of more tha n £68 billion last year. it's than £68 billion last year. it's company's highest profit, its 150 year history. the energy giant's benefited from soaring oil prices due to russia's invasion of ukraine. it comes as continue to grapple with soaring energy costs . tv online and dab+ energy c

announce a cabinet reshuffle later this morning, as he replaces conservative party chairman nadhim zahawird earthquake hit central turkey early this morning, as the rescue operation continues across the region to try to find survivors of the two massive quakes which struck yesterday. in the last few minutes, we've learned that now more than 5,000 people are known to have died in turkey and in northern syria, with that number rising all the time. these are the scenes live in hatay in southern turkey. many images that we've seen of the quake since yesterday morning have come from the city. you can see on the left of the screen how those buildings have been pancaked, flattened by the two huge tremors, really the 7.8 quake we heard about which struck just really the 7.8 quake we heard about which struckjust before dawn yesterday. and then a few hours later another quake of around 7.5 magnitude, another massive quake, hampering the rescue efforts along with the freezing conditions in the region as well. as i mention, those freezing conditions really making things difficult for the rescuers, bu

the deputy prime minister dominic raab, and a continued absence of a tory party chairman after zahawi affair. well a lot to get stuck into. joining me now is our political reporter olivia utley. and olivia, let's start dominic raab, because there's been this independent casey investigation carried out by adam. totally. casey going on now for the best part of four months. and yet all of the leaks that we've seen about , all of the sort of about, all of the sort of tidbits that have popped up in the papers, there's a peculiar anecdote about tomatoes in a sandwich , but also a lot of . sandwich, but also a lot of. dominic raab simply saying, you've got to do work better. this work isn't enough. please do this work again. this work isn't enough. please do this work again . that seemed do this work again. that seemed to be the smoking gun in the papers over the weekend. well yes, i think there are plenty of people in the private who will have read that report in the sunday times yesterday about dominic behaviour and thought that actions which that the sort of actions which dominic raab had

what we have got here is because we had the story about nadhim zahawi, the former conservative partyeing sacked at the weekend, there has been a tilt in the new focus towards the other ongoing ticking time bomb in human resources sense for the government because this inquiry is led by a seniorjudge into dominic raab and allegations of bullying which we should emphasise he denies. and because the process is ongoing and evidence is being gathered by this kc, as we now call senior lawyers, very few people are willing to talk publicly but many are talking privately to journalists and others about their experiences working for — with dominic raab, some positive and some negative. that is what is generating quite a bit of attention. it could be a long way off before we get this process concluding because the process of assembling the testimony and a report being written and it going to the prime minister could take some time, and i suspect much of it could be redacted, the old black marker pen could go through it before it sees the light of day. that is where we are. speaking to people, it

nadhim zahawi.ang over questions about what precisely prime minister knew and when. but the focus is now really all the deputy prime minister. why that even more tncky minister. why that even more tricky would suggest for rishi sunak than the allegations surrounding the zahawi simply because dominic raab is incredibly close to the prime minister. he's the deputy prime minister. he's the deputy prime minister. he's the deputy prime minister. he was part the leadership team that was trying to get rishi sunak elected last summer and these allegations are being swirling for months and months and months. when do we expect this investigation to wrap up? we simply do not know. how long's a piece of string? i, i say that it seems that almost we look like we're getting to the end that new allegations to bubble up that more people come forward and that makes very, very tricky indeed . dominic raab very tricky indeed. dominic raab denies these allegations . in denies these allegations. in fact, emails today ,

with nadhim i zahawi we saw a process, and again, i'm zahawi we saw a process, and again, i'm not— zahawi just saying that if you talk about a process, _ saying that if you talk about a process, you need to ensure that process _ process, you need to ensure that process is— process, you need to ensure that process is now... we have to create more _ process is now... we have to create more transparency but that has to play out — more transparency but that has to play out. we more transparency but that has to -la out. ~ . more transparency but that has to .la out.~ . ., more transparency but that has to -la out. . ., ,, ., , play out. we asked richard sharp if he wants to — play out. we asked richard sharp if he wants to come _ play out. we asked richard sharp if he wants to come on _ play out. we asked richard sharp if he wants to come on the _ play out. we asked richard sharp if. he wants to come on the programme this morning but he declined. now i want to talk about ukraine, ambassador, we talked a little bit about president zelensky�*s visit this week which i think our viewers will remem

the business, zahawi was sacked.nts have been broken down into separate units with grant shapps now secretary of state for a new energy security and net zero department aimed at securing long term energy supply and bringing down bills. can we build noc as the new secretary of state for business trade? lucy frazer become the culture secretary taking over from michelle donlan , who has been michelle donlan, who has been made a new science and technology . secretary eastern technology. secretary eastern turkey has been struck by a third earthquake measuring 5.7 this morning as the number of people across the country and syria has risen to more than 5000. the first 7.8 magnitude quake hit yesterday morning where the second major earthquake measuring 7.5. just a few hours later . almost 6000 few hours later. almost 6000 buildings have been destroyed in the tremor and aftershocks . the tremor and aftershocks. rescuers continue to dig through the rubble and. search for survivors below . the bbc survivors below. the bbc chai

it's after the prime minister sacked nadhim zahawi sway over his tax affairs.ter mission week ago. an underwater mission for missing lancashire mum nicola birley continues this morning as the search for her enters into its 11th day. her partner, paul ansel, said their two daughters desperately miss her and need her back and on a mission for a margarita pizza . mission for a margarita pizza. this is the tiktoker who flew to milan and italy , then bought a milan and italy, then bought a pizza and says it cost him less than a home delivery. if he was to sit at home and order one in the uk. he saved a couple of quid . apparently a lot of quid. apparently a lot of trouble though. sure it be for me? yeah a lot of trouble. the pizzas are better in milan than they are anywhere in the uk. just my thoughts. let us know your thoughts. gb views at gbnews.uk or you can tweet us at . gb news. so a major rescue operation underway across turkey and syria following this earthquake that has killed nearly 5000 people in 7.8 magnitude quake struck in the early hours of monday morn

he's also named the new conservative party chairman — after the sacking of nadhim zahawi.er has decided on this reorganisation at this time? as cabinet is facing a number of questions. tt at this time? as cabinet is facing a number of questions.— number of questions. it has been forced upon _ number of questions. it has been forced upon him _ number of questions. it has been forced upon him by _ number of questions. it has been| forced upon him by circumstances because as you reported he had to sack his former party chairman, a vacancy arose and as a consequence when you move people around the chess set then vacancies elsewhere become available. the chess set then vacancies elsewhere become available. the appointment of gre: hands become available. the appointment of greg hands as— become available. the appointment of greg hands as tory — become available. the appointment of greg hands as tory chairman, - become available. the appointment of greg hands as tory chairman, has - greg hands as tory chairman, has significant as that. tt is significant as that. it is interesting

they are not going to cause like nadhim cause problems like nadhim zahawi quote on zahawi did. quote me on that the future . i'm so yes, that in the future. i'm so yes, i do feel like he's coming into the role. i think he spent time kind of tinkering under the hood. he's sense of what hood. he's got a sense of what he wants to do. feel like he wants to do. i feel like these changes in whitehall are perfectly rational. they make perfectly rational. they make perfect are. perfect sense, but they are. they reflection of they also are a reflection of weak terms of actually weak ness in terms of actually having sense what he needs having a sense of what he needs to done in next two to get done in the next two years he faces the years when he faces the electorate. really, really big questions there. it's that matter time does he matter of how much time does he actually have? well, alistair , actually have? well, alistair, thank so much for talking to thank you so much for talking to us big, big us through that big, big question department question that department for science and scie

his time as of nadhim zahawi.ed by continued industrial action and the cost of living crisis . ofgem action and the cost of living crisis. ofgem has action and the cost of living crisis . ofgem has launched an crisis. ofgem has launched an urgent investigation into british gas. it's after claims debt collectors hired by the company broke into customers homes to install pre—payment metres. the decision by the energy regulator follows an investigation by the times newspaper and undercover journalists. a company debt collectors who reportedly entered the homes of vulnerable people to force fed pre—payment metres. business secretary grant shapps as he's horrified by the reports . and around 2.3 million reports. and around 2.3 million households missed an essential payment last month , including payment last month, including mortgages, rent and credit cards. new data reveals , cards. new data reveals, according to which is consumer insight tracker, 59% of people had to either cut back on essentials , sell property or d

during prime minister's questions instead he focussed on nadine zahawi.r relation to nadhim zahawi and his tax affairs, but you think that with hundreds of thousands of public sector workers all going on strike in one day that might have cropped up in the conversation. why is keir starmer so reluctant to talk about the strikes ? a man that about the strikes? a man that i suspect has the answer is former national newspaper entrepreneur and political commentator kelvin mackenzie. kelvin keir starmer strangely quiet the strikes today. well he's on a lose lose. he's funded by these by these people . they are causing pain to people. they are causing pain to and he doesn't want to be associated with the pain. he doesn't mind the money, by the way, from, you know, the rmt and aslef. but can i just make one point? they are not going to win. and the funny is, those union guys for the first time now know they're not going to win the railways. they can shut them down. actually, we all seem to get to work. we work from home. we do something. it's painful. we have to

zahawi admission , they zahawi own admission, they haven't tax. he was haven't paid his tax.e exchequer. so there was no need for an investigation into that because by mr. zahawi own admission was an absolutely admission it was an absolutely clear conflict of interest and a total failure of any ethical or moral behave that you need when you are in a vitally important position like being chancellor of the exchequer. that should have just been dealt with rapidly and course in the end it was inevitable that mr. zahawi had to go . i mean, of course had to go. i mean, of course with with dominic raab, what you see is somebody that whilst he was foreign secretary, he was on a sun lounger on his holidays and refusing to get off the sun lounger whilst the taliban were retaking afghanistan . there retaking afghanistan. there isn't really a track record there in terms of somebody that performs well in his position anyway. so there's an issue around competence. there's an issue around the way in which he behaves. and we've got a prime minister who stood on the steps of downing street an

during prime minister's questions instead he focussed on nadine zahawi.wer relation to nadhim zahawi and his tax affairs, but you think that with hundreds of thousands of public sector workers all going on strike in one day that might have cropped up in the conversation. why is keir starmer so reluctant to talk about the strikes ? a man that about the strikes? a man that i suspect has the answer is former national newspaper entrepreneur and political commentator kelvin mackenzie. kelvin keir starmer strangely quiet the strikes today. well he's on a lose lose. he's funded by these by these people . they are causing pain to people. they are causing pain to and he doesn't want to be associated with the pain. he doesn't mind the money, by the way, from, you know, the rmt and aslef. but can i just make one point? they are not going to win. and the funny is, those union guys for the first time now know they're not going to win the railways. they can shut them down. actually, we all seem to get to work. we work from home. we do something. it's painful. we have t

zahawi.eing criticised . does families being criticised. does families continue to struggle ? the cost continue to struggle? the cost of living crisis while energy companies announce huge profits , the boss of british gas owner centrica says he's horrified contract actors for the company broke into struggling customers homes to energy metres. his comments come shortly after energy regulator ofgem announced it was launching an urgent investigation . british gas. it investigation. british gas. it follows a time sting in which an undercover journalist follows a time sting in which an undercoverjournalist a company undercover journalist a company debt collectors who reported entered the homes of vulnerable people to force fit pre—payment metres and around 2.3 million households missed . an essential households missed. an essential payment last month that includes mortgages, rent and credit cards. new data reveals , cards. new data reveals, according to which is consumer insight tracker, 59% of pe

we've obviously zahawi obviously had nadhim zahawi and his ha and we've got his tax hoo ha and we'veion, four cases investigated into cases being investigated into the justice secretary, dominic raab. all of us had heard the rumours about his reputation long before he became part of rishi sunak cabinet, so he might not be weak . but rishi sunak cabinet, so he might not be weak. but his not be weak. but is his judgement poor ? potentially. and judgement poor? potentially. and the dynamic of dominic raab is quite different to, let's say, nadhim zahawi dominic raab is a staunch defender . rishi nadhim zahawi dominic raab is a staunch defender. rishi sunak dufing staunch defender. rishi sunak during the first leadership campaign he was dominic raab was out there batting for rishi sunak and actually criticising liz truss. so there's a sense of loyalty there and maybe that's what's this decision what's making this decision a lot harder for him as opposed others the process thing others as the process thing helps them get out of that. yes look, talking decisions , look, talking about decisio

the tax affairs of his then party chairman nadhim zahawi , the tories with egg on zahawi, the toriesthe turn their faces. now it's the turn of his deputy pm dominic raab, facing a slow of bullying allegations from many as 24 civil servants. recent polling by gb news isn't good it shows that just 7% of voters have confidence that prime minister can tackle the sleaze ripping through his government with as little as 1% having complete confidence. it's safe to, say the prime minister's first hundred days in his dream job have not been a breezy ride . but have not been a breezy ride. but what do these numbers really mean for the future? let's go to my old style panel for reaction on this precious can sunak sort out sleaze and can the tories recover ? i don't think they can recover? i don't think they can necessarily recover in regards like the future . you know, being like the future. you know, being leader of the conservative is not easy. he's got so many things to deal with . and so he's things to deal with. and so he's not a magician. he's things to deal with. and so he's not a magicia

, party chairman, nadhim zahawi, it looks like another time bomb is ticking . rishi sunak's staff is ticking. rishi sunak's staff and cabinet . the deputy prime and cabinet. the deputy prime minister and justice secretary dominic raab has been accused of bullying by at least three senior civil servant who have given evidence to the inquiry. his behaviour. downing street has repeatedly said mr. sunak wasn't aware of formal complaints, but there is a growing focus on what the minister knew when he appointed mr. raab as his right hand man. mr. raab as his right hand man. mr. raab as his right hand man. mr. raab himself obviously denies the allegations , but i do denies the allegations, but i do think it begs the question now when it comes to the work place and i hate to ask this but have become a little bit too soft to kate. right, to debate this . and kate. right, to debate this. and beanng kate. right, to debate this. and bearing in mind i'm coming from a tabloid background, so, you know, i'm probably slightly biased . but know, i'm probably slightly biased. but

the business, zahawi was sacked.rtments have been broken down into separate units . grant shapps now separate units. grant shapps now energy security secretary with the department aimed at bringing down bills and securing a long term energy supply . kemi term energy supply. kemi badenoch is the new secretary of state for business and trade. lucy frazer has become culture secretary, taking over from michelle donelan, who's been made a new science and technology , the foreign technology, the foreign secretary says three british national are missing following the earthquakes in turkey and syria. james cleverly has also told the commons 35 others are caught up in the disaster. turkey's president has declared a state of emergency for three months in the tent , impacted months in the tent, impacted more than . 5100 people have been more than. 5100 people have been killed . the first 7.8 magnitude killed. the first 7.8 magnitude quake hit yesterday morning with a second major earthquake measuring 7.5. just a few hours later

, party chairman, nadhim zahawi, it looks like another time bomb is ticking . rishi sunak's staff is ticking. rishi sunak's staff and cabinet . the deputy prime and cabinet. the deputy prime minister and justice secretary dominic raab has been accused of bullying by at least three senior civil servant who have given evidence to the inquiry. his behaviour. downing street has repeatedly said mr. sunak wasn't aware of formal complaints, but there is a growing focus on what the minister knew when he appointed mr. raab as his right hand man. mr. raab as his right hand man. mr. raab as his right hand man. mr. raab himself obviously denies the allegations , but i do denies the allegations, but i do think it begs the question now when it comes to the work place and i hate to ask this but have become a little bit too soft to kate. right, to debate this . and kate. right, to debate this. and beanng kate. right, to debate this. and bearing in mind i'm coming from a tabloid background, so, you know, i'm probably slightly biased . but know, i'm probably slightly biased. but

kemi badenoch zahawi was sacked. kemi badenoch is the new business and trade secretary. lucy frazer has become the culture secretary, taking over from michelle donelan , who's been made a new donelan, who's been made a new science and technology secretary and the business, trade and culture departments have been broken down into separate units with grant shapps now the energy security secretary . rishi sunak security secretary. rishi sunak saying the changes will help households and mean that we can reduce people's energy bills. that's so important. it means we can produce more energy here at home, giving us independence and security. and it means we can transition to forms of transition to cleaner forms of energy as we hit our net zero ambitions create jobs in the ambitions and create jobs in the processes we're here processes we're seeing here today. that's why today's changes are really important. we're delivering for we're focussed on delivering for the people and this will the british people and this will help do that. rishi sunak help us do that. rishi sunak talkin

kemi badenoch zahawi was sacked. kemi badenoch is the new business and trade secretary. lucy frazer has become the culture secretary, taking over from michelle donelan , who's been made a new donelan, who's been made a new science and technology secretary and the business, trade and culture departments have been broken down into separate units with grant shapps now the energy security secretary . rishi sunak security secretary. rishi sunak saying the changes will help households and mean that we can reduce people's energy bills. that's so important. it means we can produce more energy here at home, giving us independence and security. and it means we can transition to forms of transition to cleaner forms of energy as we hit our net zero ambitions create jobs in the ambitions and create jobs in the processes we're here processes we're seeing here today. that's why today's changes are really important. we're delivering for we're focussed on delivering for the people and this will the british people and this will help do that. rishi sunak help us do that. rishi sunak talkin

nadhim zahawi adrift last week.im zahawi adrift last week. nadhim zahawi and he had never been particularly close nadhim zahawi and supported boris johnson supported liz truss , but more supported liz truss, but more and more questions about what the prime minister knew and when about these allegations now and may i jump in just to share with at home because we were talking about it earlier, it's important to stress that some of these witnesses, in inverted commas, are not political enemies or from other political parties or different sections. the conservative party, these are very civil servants. yes senior civil servants and servants from all the departments that . all the departments that. dominic raab has worked and today in the times , an unnamed today in the times, an unnamed cabinet minister is a supporter of . dominic cabinet minister is a supporter of. dominic raab has actually he doesn't think he's a bully , but doesn't think he's a bully, but says that he definitely feels he anger management issues and t

nadhim zahawi, who was sacked over his tax affairs .he government has also created four new departments with an aim to boost the economy and address the energy crisis . and address the energy crisis. grant shapps will head up a new energy security and net zero department, which will focus on securing the uk's long term energy supply . mr. securing the uk's long term energy supply. mr. han said the changes would help to build a platform for next year's general election . rishi has created election. rishi has created a new two couple of new government departments to bring a sharper focus to the government on things like energy security, on science and technology and making sure his five priorities are seen through. i'm really looking forward to doing this job. you it's a fantastic opportunity to be chairman of the conservative party. our main focus is going to be on making sure we've got everything in place to win next year's general action, to take on it, on reform, labour party and independent school where a head teacher was found dead

grant shapps is elevated to a new role in the cabinet and greg hands has replaced nadhim zahawi as tory chair. skipping the taliban in search of olympic glory. good afternoon. more than 5,000 people are now known to have died, after yesterday's devastating earthquakes that hit turkey and syria. many more have been injured, as thousands of buildings collapsed. the homeless are now having to endure freezing temperatures without shelter, as rescue teams and local residents scramble to free others trapped in the rubble, with some people being heard crying out in pain for help. the uk hasjoined dozens of countries, in promising aid for turkey's gaziantep province, near the epicentre of the quakes. with more, here's richard galpin. almost 36 hours after the huge earthquake struck this region, survivors are still being pulled from the rubble of hundreds of collapsed buildings. this little girl was found in one syrian town. the cries for help from the many people still trapped can also be heard in the rubble—strewn streets of south—eastern turkey. adding to the difficulty of the rescue operatio

mr hands replaces nadhim zahawi who was sacked after that row about his taxes.ic raab, the deputy prime minister who is facing bullying allegations he denies. this then is a staffing issue for rishi sunak that is still loitering, while a lawyer crawls all over what happened. so, yes, a day of reshuffling but there may still be more reshuffling to come. chris, many thanks again. chris mason, our political surrey police say they now believe that the head teacher of epsom college, emma pattison, was shot dead by her husband, george pattison, who also shot their young daughter lettie before taking his own life. the bbc has been told that mrs pattison, in distress, had telephoned a family member late on saturday evening, but by the time they got to the home in the grounds of the school, the three were dead. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. emma pattison, an inspirational headteacher and educator, shaping the lives of thousands of students. yet position and accomplishments no protection — at the top of her profession in one of the country's leading priv

the tax affairs of his then party chairman nadhim zahawi , the tories with egg on zahawi, the toriesthe turn their faces. now it's the turn of his deputy pm dominic raab, facing a slow of bullying allegations from many as 24 civil servants. recent polling by gb news isn't good it shows that just 7% of voters have confidence that prime minister can tackle the sleaze ripping through his government with as little as 1% having complete confidence. it's safe to, say the prime minister's first hundred days in his dream job have not been a breezy ride . but have not been a breezy ride. but what do these numbers really mean for the future? let's go to my old style panel for reaction on this precious can sunak sort out sleaze and can the tories recover ? i don't think they can recover? i don't think they can necessarily recover in regards like the future . you know, being like the future. you know, being leader of the conservative is not easy. he's got so many things to deal with . and so he's things to deal with. and so he's not a magician. he's things to deal with. and so he's not a magicia

greg hands over as the new conservative party chairman after nadhim zahawi zahawi was sacked, kerry is the new secretary of state for business and trade . lucy frazer business and trade. lucy frazer has become the culture taking over from michele donelan, who's been made a new science and technology secretary. the business, trade and culture department have been broken down into separate units with grant shapps now energy secretary. the prime minister says the creation of a new department specifically on energy as it's so important . on energy as it's so important. i think we've seen over the last yearin i think we've seen over the last year in particular the impact that happens to people's bills home when energy policy doesn't work properly, when we're relying on imported energy from a hostile , that's more like the a hostile, that's more like the creation of a new department focussed specific on energy security and net zero is so important. it's going to mean that we can reduce people's energy bills. that's so important. it means we can produce more energy here at home giving us inde

zahawi was sacked. kemi badenoch is the new business and trade secretary lucy frazer becomes culture secretary, taking from michelle donelan , who's been made a new donelan, who's been made a new science and technology secretary. the business trade and culture departments have been broken down into separate units with shapps now energy secure secretary up to date on tv online and dab+ radio with gb news. now it's time for headliners . headliners. hello, i'm andrew doyle and welcome to headliners. the paper revue show with a difference. we wednesday's newspapers and we go through the best stories and acts like most paper shows. but the ones i left anyway. joining me tonight i have leo muck daddy curse and grandaddy monkhouse . let's take grandaddy monkhouse. let's take a look at tomorrow's front first. we're going to start with the daily mail who are running with now even could be gender. that's the church of england debating whether they should stop referring to god as . the stop referring to god as. th

say that accountability is one of the main planks of his leadership, and that's why we saw nadhim zahawi_ discussion. .. it took weeks, quite frankly. and i— discussion... it took weeks, quite frankly, and i don't _ discussion... it took weeks, quite frankly, and i don't accept - discussion... it took weeks, quite frankly, and i don't accept that i discussion... it took weeks, quite frankly, and i don't accept that in | frankly, and i don't accept that in nadhim zahawi's case, they weren't aware. it's pretty clear they were aware. it's pretty clear they were aware that there were issues with his tax situation. rishi sunak appointed him anyway. we have a home secretary that breached national security and rishi sunak appointed them anyway. the current deputy prime minister has more than 20 allegations of bullying against him and he is still in his post at the moment. there is a constant theme here of them kicking it into the long grass and saying, nothing to see here, but all the public see is that it's one rule for them and another for everyone else and it undermines their trust and confi

we saw the departure of nadim zahawi after the investigation which meant there have to be a new partydeputy. the anderson who was voted for the first time in the so—called redwall in the east midlands. he is a controversial character. he has been questioned for a variety of issues. he someone who is a bit of a rabble—rouser as opposed to encourage some of the grassroots to rally around when the parties currently languishing in the post. thank you in. including multiple rapes and sexual assaults. thejudge at including multiple rapes and sexual assaults. the judge at silver crown court said david character had used hisjob to take court said david character had used his job to take monstrous advantage of women over 17 years. the national chair of the police federation is with us now. hello to use thanks for being with us. public trust in the police is nose diving. all kinds of allegations are being made against the mothership much metropolitan police. in fact, the commission made it clear a week ago or so that at least two to three officers are going to be appearing in court over the nex

government ministerial team today as he seeks to fill the party chair role left vacant when nadhim zahawinise some government departments. a specialist team of divers will continue the search of the river wyre in lancashire in north—west england this morning, near to where nicola bulley was last seen walking her dog 11 days ago. police believe the 45—year—old may have fallen into a stretch of water which runs through a park in the village of st michael's on wyre. daniel savage reports. yesterday morning a new search team joined the hunt for nicola bulley, the team who had been contacted by her family to see if they could help. they are using an advanced sonar system which can map riverbed, if the tragic truth is that two t is in the river she is —— they are confident of success. l in the river she is -- they are confident of success.- confident of success. i do believe — confident of success. i do believe she _ confident of success. i do believe she is _ confident of success. i do believe she is there - confident of success. i do believe she is there from | confident of success. l gr beli

i i, i, , sunak new regarding that zahawi's tax affairs? mp mary foy to accuse the prime minister of being responsible for sacking and silencing public sector workers, rather than getting a grip and negotiating. but as you say, sir keir starmer chose the ongoing problems that rishi sunak seems to be having with members of his cabinet and their conduct. that was his main line of questioning. specifically around nadhim zahawi, the former conservative party chairman sacked by the prime minister on sunday after a report found he had broken the ministerial code over an investigation into his taxes. sir keir starmer trying to get at what the prime minister knew and when, suggesting that he did, in fact, now there was a problem before he appointed nadhim zahawi, and an investigation. he went on to mention dominic raab, set to rishi sunak�*s right—hand side on the front bench in the house of commons. and the ongoing investigation into his conduct over claims of bullying in his role asjustice secretary, formerly as foreign secretary and as brexit se

zahawi was sacked. kemi badenoch is the new business and trade secretary lucy frazer becomes culture secretary, taking from michelle donelan , who's been made a new donelan, who's been made a new science and technology secretary. the business trade and culture departments have been broken down into separate units with shapps now energy secure secretary up to date on tv online and dab+ radio with gb news. now it's time for headliners . headliners. hello, i'm andrew doyle and welcome to headliners. the paper revue show with a difference. we wednesday's newspapers and we go through the best stories and acts like most paper shows. but the ones i left anyway. joining me tonight i have leo muck daddy curse and grandaddy monkhouse . let's take grandaddy monkhouse. let's take a look at tomorrow's front first. we're going to start with the daily mail who are running with now even could be gender. that's the church of england debating whether they should stop referring to god as . the stop referring to god as. th

we are going to get a new conservative party chairman. —— nadhim zahawi. no names yet.rices we have been covering a lot in the last few months, and the war in ukraine, the pm has talked a lot about trying to improve energy security, make the uk self—reliant. i think there is a good chance he will set up a new department to look simply at that later on today. and bring some of the other departments that are left together, like business and trade. there may be some new names in government as well. some people changing theirjobs. i think we will start to get confirmation of that within the next couple of hours. there are some cars arriving here already. i will keep an eye out, i will keep you posted.— already. i will keep an eye out, i will keep you posted. an 11—year—old girl who went missing in the scottish borders has been found safe and well. a community—wide search was launched for kaitlyn easson, who was reported missing in galashiels on sunday. police scotland has thanked the public for sharing its appeals. thousands of nurses in england will take part in a second c

who was your pick to replace nadhim zahawi . i'll replace nadhim zahawi.e to the to the prime minister. that will be his call . you know, it is a big job call. you know, it is a big job to do. i was chairman , as you to do. i was chairman, as you said, up to the 2015 election that david cameron won. and i know that it is 24 seven job. but it will be for the prime minister to decide who he wants to put in that. and i wish whoever he or she is the best of luck . what do you think their luck. what do you think their top priority should be when it comes to winning the election in 2024 ? well, i think one of the 2024? well, i think one of the biggest jobs of the chairman is to go and explain a, what we've done, and i'll plan to help people. and i think actually, the great thing for whoever the incoming chairman is, they'll have a brilliant platform because are the because our priorities are the people's priorities. you know , people's priorities. you know, getting growth into the economy , halving inflation, actually being able to reduce debt over the longer ru

this man is the new conservative party chairman, he is replacing nadhim zahawi, he was sacked after thatng allegations of bullying —— dominic wrap. a staffing issue still loitering for the prime minister to resolve while wrap. a staffing issue still loitering for the prime minister to resolve while a lawyer crawls over all of the details. we have had a day of reshuffling but potentially more reshuffling to come. civil servants have announced a new strike date in an ongoing pay dispute, 100,000 members of the pcs union are planning to stay strike action on the 15th of march, the date will coincide with the budget. the father of a teenager, who died after becoming morbidly obese, has been found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter. kaylea titford was was found at home in newtown in mid wales in conditions said to be "unfit for any animal" in october 2020. our wales correspondent hywel griffith reports. awarning, a warning, this report contains distressing details. a funny, cheeky teenager — this was kaylea titford at a pop concert a few years before her death. a spinal condition meant s

minister's expected to announce a cabinet reshuffle as he replaces conservative party chairman nadhim zahawis of pounds in energy support going unclaimed — hundreds of thousands of households on prepayment meters are missing out, as government vouchers to help prepayment customers go unused. i'll have the details.

but after firing the former tory chairman, nadhim zahawi, last month, he has used today to name a replacemente distant days of david cameron. are your taxes in order? good morning — they certainly are! a safe pair of hands, the prime minister hopes. he will have the job of priming the tory party for the next election. unaffected by today's rejigged is thejustice secretary and deputy prime minister, dominic raab, currently being investigated for bullying accusations, which he denies. so a stamp of new management by the new prime minister, but not the end of his problems. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is in downing street. watched as the rejig tell us about rishi sunak�*s mood at the moment? —— what does the rejig? it rishi sunak's mood at the moment? -- what does the rejig?— what does the re'ig? it feels like classic rishi — what does the rejig? it feels like classic rishi sunak _ what does the rejig? it feels like classic rishi sunak to _ what does the rejig? it feels like classic rishi sunak to me, - what does the rejig? it feels like class

nadhim zahawi was sacked. new business and trade secretary lucy frazer becomes culture secretary, taking over from michele donovan who's been made new science and technology secretary. the business, trade and culture departments been broken down into separate units . grant shapps now heads up the energy security section secretary. you're up to date on tv, online , dab plus radio. you tv, online, dab plus radio. you with gb news. back now to dan wootton tonight . wootton tonight. tomorrow as you sat out many of us straight to the front pages a scar on our leads the metro after former officer david carrick was jailed for life for using and abusing his role to attack 12 vulnerable victims. the guardian also leads on that monster that his position in the police him believe he was untouchable . the independent. untouchable. the independent. however goes with just the most awful story. rescuer because in awful story. rescuer because in a race against time to find survivors, the turkey and syrian . earthquakes 20,000

the lessons of nadhim zahawi ? ? the lessons of nadhim zahawi? raab is going to stay in position. i folk at home how important raab is to sunak very important. he was a key dunng very important. he was a key during the leadership campaign the summer when everyone was coming out for. liz truss when it looked certain that liz truss would be the next prime minister and people were coming out in support liz probably partly support. liz probably partly because they were thinking about their own careers. dominic raab stood behind rishi sunak stood firm behind rishi sunak and he was very, very , he said, and he was very, very, he said, go with liz truss. family economics would be like putting on a suicide vest. and of course things did and very badly and very quickly they so he has a very quickly they so he has a very loyal supporter and very key ally, whereas nadhim zahawi there was no particular special bond, he'd supported liz hopkins , always great to deliver a exactly. yeah, exactly. but this will be very difficult for the prime minister, but it's

nadhim zahawi was sacked.ew business and trade secretary lucy frazer becomes culture secretary, taking over from michele donovan who's been made new science and technology secretary. the business, trade and culture departments been broken down into separate units . grant shapps now heads up the energy security section secretary. you're up to date on tv, online , dab plus radio. you tv, online, dab plus radio. you with gb news. back now to dan wootton tonight . wootton tonight. tomorrow as you sat out many of us straight to the front pages a scar on our leads the metro after former officer david carrick was jailed for life for using and abusing his role to attack 12 vulnerable victims. the guardian also leads on that monster that his position in the police him believe he was untouchable . the independent. untouchable. the independent. however goes with just the most awful story. rescuer because in awful story. rescuer because in a race against time to find survivors, the turkey and syrian . earthquakes 20,000 f

it's all because of that in zahawi.ually it came two days after came out around two days after he was sacked so i'm not sure if it even includes that. oh there's a more. i mean there's a lot more. i mean nothing's jibe with that's personal corruption. just, nothing's jibe with that's persknow, orruption. just, nothing's jibe with that's persknow, trying on. just, nothing's jibe with that's persknow, trying to. just, nothing's jibe with that's persknow, trying to fiddleist, nothing's jibe with that's persknow, trying to fiddle your you know, trying to fiddle your own taxes, the stuff that they've lucrative contracts they've got lucrative contracts for protective equipment. i mean , billions ? a , how many how many billions? a piece is like 26 billion. we're talking about michelle mone, talking about the michelle mone, the . so, mean, obviously the deep. so, i mean, obviously she wasn't wasn't 26 she alone wasn't wasn't 26 billion, i mean , huge amount billion, but i mean, huge amount of a dodgy contract went out to the f

it's greg hands has over as conservative party chairman after nadhim zahawi was sacked.secretary and the culture secretary is now. lucy that replacing michelle donlon who's a new science and technology secretary and new security and net zero department will focus on secure uk's long term energy supply, which is headed up by grant shapps and the image of king charles that's due to feature on first and second class stamps from april has been revealed. lord mail's has been revealed. lord mail's has described it as a defined part of his reign. has described it as a defined part of his reign . the simple part of his reign. the simple design draws inspiration from stamps that featured the late leader elizabeth . i can leader elizabeth. i can talk about cycling safety . at the about cycling safety. at the weekend. i had a bit of a shocker, which i talked about on social media, and it sort of snowballed a little bit. and there's been lots of interest in it. i was out on a bicycle ride with my husband and my youngest, who's just turned five last month control of month and she los

the prime minister will appoint a new conservative party chair after he sat nadeem zahawi over a tax more than a week ago. a breakup of the department for business, energy and industrial strategy is also expected. the government declined to comment. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm simone foxman, and this is bloomberg. manus: simone foxman in doha. the german economy minister robert haber tells bloomberg europe and the u.s. should join forces on common rules on how to organize the market for critical minerals. this as the european union finds ways to qualify for benefits under the new u.s. green investment plan, reduce its reliance on metals and raw materials from china. all of her corrupt joins dani at myself, -- oliver crook joins dani and myself, moving from siemens to ministerial post in one fell swoop, how desperate are germany for collaboration between the eus and eu on minerals? is it desperation or expediency? >> you could have a bit of both. it is emerging as on