Showdown. Discussing all tonights topic topics with me are. My Brilliant Panel tonight are kezia noble, andrew eborn, and Jonathan Colgan. But first, lets get your latest News Headlines from tony richardson. Sorry. Tony richardson. Sorry. Thank you. Right, our breaking story tonight, the ministry of defence has confirmed the death of an raf pilot after his spitfire crashed into a field in lincolnshire, describing it as a tragic accident. They said the incident took place near raf coningsby. Police and Emergency Services responded just before 120 this afternoon and the pilot, who has not yet been named, was declared dead at the scene. Its thought that the aircraft was taking part in a battle of Britain Memorial event. The mans family has been informed and an investigation is now underway. Rishi sunak has described the pilots death as awful news, whilst sir keir starmer said he was deeply saddened. Well, the was deeply saddened. Well, the Prime Minister is claiming voters and their famil
Debating whether the oil industry has been a good thing for the world. And before all of that, here are your latest news headunes that, here are your latest News Headlines with ray addison. Headlines with ray addison. Thanks, michael. Good thanks, michael. Good morning. Its 11 01. Thanks, michael. Good morning. Its11 01. Our top stories this hour. The Prime Minister will work to convince voters and the Party Faithful that hes ready to make tough decisions for the country. As the conservative Party Conference gets undennay. You conference gets undennay. You are not welcome in manchester, where protesters are making it clear that they want their voice heard during the four day event, which starts this afternoon as questions continue over the future of the hs2 rail project and levelling up in the north. Rishi sunak is announcing a £1 billion fund to help regenerate high streets across the uk. 55 high streets across the uk. 55 towns will be given £20 million towns will be given £20 mill
Way, that wreaks terror on a wider community. Vie more than 120,000 people have crossed the English Channel by small boats since 2018, to 219 arrivals were recorded by the home office yesterday. The the home office yesterday. The total for this year is now 17 higher than the same period last yeah higher than the same period last year. Labours shadow immigration minister, Stephen Kinnock, has called it another grim milestone and said britain must strengthen its border security. Meanwhile, a cabinet security. Meanwhile, a cabinet minister has insisted the governments rwanda plan is on track with flights due to take off within weeks. Health secretary victoria atkins says the home office is ready to go despite the troubled bill still making its way through parliament. No airline has been named to transport Asylum Seekers. Rwandas state owned carrier has turned down a request. The Prime Minister, though, has repeatedly said the flights will take off by the spring. Although no date has been