Im so excited about todays show. Im having to sort of keep myself calm. The Suella Braverman interview is absolute magnificent. So many lines to pick apart, so many things to analyse, so many talking points, so much to go through. Get in so much to go through. Get in touch, email me gbviews gbnews. Com. Do you think suella could save the conservatives or is it too late for that . Please get in touch. But before all of that, its time for your latest news headunes time for your latest News Headlines with tatiana sanchez. Headlines with tatiana sanchez. Martin, thank you very much. Martin, thank you very much. Good afternoon. Your top stories from the gb newsroom. Jeremy hunt looks set to unveil a £0. 02 cut to National Insurance as he prepares to set out britains budget tomorrow. The chancellor will attempt to put the uks economy back on track and revive rishi sunaks polling , despite rishi sunaks polling, despite the fiscal watchdog giving the government little headroom for tax cuts. B
of murder. and coming up: how 95% of women diagnosed with early breast cancer now survive for at least five years. coming up on bbc news. with all the elevated hopes for england in the ashes, there is still concern over ben stokes knee as the captain wears a brace during a training session in which he barely bowls. the lifeboat charity the rnli says it was called out nearly 300 times last year to rescue people trying to cross the channel saving 108 migrants. it means small boat crossings made up 3% of all its lifeboat launches. it s the first time the charity has released figures detailing its operations and it says it makes no apology for saving lives at sea.
the rnli says it s been overwhelmed by a huge level of support , following accusations that its rescue work was assisting migrants. the lifeboat charity received over £200,000 in donations in 24 hours after it posted pictures of rescuing people crossing the channel. good morning. it was a bit of a wild night for some in the south west of england this time where thanks to storm evert. an unusual summer storm. you can see the cloud wrapped around this circulation. it is on the southern edge where the strongest winds have been. pushing eastwards throughout the next few hours. the strongest winds through the english channel and the south west of england. maybe 60 mph gusts for a time. bands of rain wrapped around it. most persistent in the midlands and the south west of bingen. sunshine and showers in the south. a few heavy showers for the south. a few heavy showers for the north and west of england. winds
at the current rate of increase, tokyo s covid wards could be full before the olympic closing ceremony happens at the end of next week. rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. some of the day s other news now. a liverpool fan who suffered life changing injuries in the hillsborough disaster in 1989 has died. a coroner has confirmed he was the 97th victim of the tragedy. andrew devine was 22 when he was crushed in the crowd during liverpool s fa cup semifinal and spent the rest of his life in a wheelchair. liverpool s players paid tribute to him today. the rnli says it s been overwhelmed by a huge level of support , following accusations that its rescue work was assisting migrants. the lifeboat charity received over £200,000 in donations in 2a hours after it posted pictures of rescuing people crossing the channel. downing street has praised its vital work . a national holocaust memorial is to be built next to the houses of parliament.
domestic abuse survivors access women only housing. liana fairfax has rebuilt her life. the 32 year old is about to start a phd. her studies affording her a new perspective. i was a victim of domestic violence, and regardless of whatever i might have done or whatever had happened, i didn t deserve this. michael buchanan, bbc news. the rnli says it has been overwhelmed by a huge level of support following accusations its work is assisting migrants. the lifeboat charity received over £200,000 in donations in 24 hours after it posted rescue footage on social media. downing street has praised its vital work . a national holocaust memorial is to be built next to the houses of parliament. the proposals which include 23 large bronze sculptures were previously rejected by westminster council, but the government has ruled