With our royal correspondent, Cameron Walker. Bordeaux twinned with bristol , where the Cameron Walker. Bordeaux twinned with bristol, where the king and queen will be enjoying a reception on a Royal Navy Frigate in bordeaux. And theyll frigate in bordeaux. And theyll also be riding a tram to the main square. King charles will also be hearing about the effects of Climate Change after some horrendous forest fires in in bordeaux last year, which destroyed thousands of acres. And its certainly been a Climate Change since they left paris pit. Oh, it was Climate Change since they left paris pit. Oh, it was raining cats and dogs the whole time there. And now look, theyve sun kissed and theyre going to a vineyard. Theyre kissed and theyre going to a vineyard. Theyre organic vineyard. Theyre an organic vineyard. Theyre an organic vineyard. Theyll vineyard. So no doubt theyll have a little taste of the local brew. Lucky them. There are the lucky them. So there are the king queen landing at in king and queen landing at in bordeaux. Theyve just disembarked and talking of planes. Well, here we go again. Hundreds holidaymakersforced hundreds of holidaymakers forced to queue overnight due to an e gate failure. Disgruntled travellers have been taking to social media with one user saying nothing works in this country. Country. And also we were saying cheers to the landlord who only takes cash in his pub. Well be heanng takes cash in his pub. Well be hearing exactly why he will never accept a single card payment. All of that to come payment. All of that to come after your headlines with tatiana. Martin. Tatiana. Martin. Thank you very much and good afternoon. This is the latest from the gp newsroom. All major budget decisions would be checked by the watchdog. Thats to according new plans by laboun to according new plans by labour. It would mean the office for budget responsibility would be legally obliged to review significant changes. Sir keir starmer says it will ensure the mistakes of liz trusss so called mini budget are not repeated. Labour cited the higher cost of mortgages , Energy Higher cost of mortgages, energy bills and everyday food items. Among the consequences of the former Prime Ministers short lived economic reform , sir keir lived economic reform, sir keir says the plan will bring stability to britains economy. Stability to britains economy. Year ago , huge damage was year ago, huge damage was done to our economy and people are still paying the price. That can never be allowed to happen again. So this is a pragmatic, sensible measure. Already other sensible measure. Already other people are coming out, you sensible measure. Already other people are coming out , you know, people are coming out, you know, former Permanent Secretaries , former Permanent Secretaries, leading economists, saying this is a good idea for the stability of our economy. But this is focussed on working people and the pain that theyve been through because that through because of that disastrous just a disastrous mini budget just a year ago. Year ago. Labour insists its been clear about the partys red lines when it comes to britains relationship with the European Union. Sir keir starmer said he didnt want to diverge from eu rules and argued that the uk and brussels should share a future together. Shadow financial secretary james murray told gb news the labour leader was referring to only certain eu rules. Rules. I think what he was talking about was about the fact that we have no interest in watering down on uk standards. You know, when that comes to things like Consumer Protection and workers rights, food standards and so on, you know, thats what he was talking about and he was talking about that very clearly in the context of our red lines when it comes to our relationship with the eu , you know, those red the eu, you know, and those red lines around, you not lines are around, you know, not rejoining Single Market or rejoining the Single Market or the Customs Union and not bringing back freedom of movement. You know, we have movement. You know, we have those lines, but within those red lines, but within those red lines, but within those red lines, were clear that do need improved that we do need an improved trading relationship the trading relationship with the eu. What we would eu. And thats what we would seek secure. Seek to secure. The chancellor says very difficult decisions will make tax cuts virtually impossible. Tax cuts virtually impossible. While some of jeremy hunts Party Colleagues, including former Prime Minister liz truss, are reportedly pushing for tax relief after better than expected economic news, mr hunt says he wishes that there were an option, but the government must stick with its plan to bnng must stick with its plan to bring inflation and bring down inflation and interest. New images of Interest Rates. New images of sarah sharif have been released as Police Appeal for information about her family. In a statement, Surrey Police say they hope the pictures will prompt more people to come forward with information about the ten Year Old Girl. She was found dead at a home in woking last month. Her father, stepmother and uncle have been charged with murder. Staple charged with murder. Staple foods such as rice, pasta and tea bags can cost more than three times their usual price if budget versions are not available. All Consumer Group available. All Consumer Group which. Found examples such as a large bag of asdas own brand rice, which is usually priced at about £1. 80. But if no own brand is available, the bens original version can cost almost £5, which is calling on supermarkets to ensure they stock their value ranges across all of their locations. The return of summer locations. The return of summer weather last month helped retail sales recover, though there was a drop in the demand for fuel. Figures from the office for National Statistics show retail sales grew by 0. 4. It said stronger interest in clothes shopping drove the increase, but fuel sales were down 1. 2 lower due to rising global prices. It comes after julys wet weather was blamed for people skipping their summer wardrobe shopping. Their summer wardrobe shopping. In now, an eight Year Old Girl has become the first child in the uk to receive a special type of kidney transplant without needing to take long term drugs. Aditi shankars immune system was reprogrammed after a stem cell transplant. That meant her cell transplant. That meant her body accepted a donor kidney as its own. Professor Stephen Marks its own. Professor Stephen Marks is a childrens kidney specialist at great ormond street hospital. He says a rare underlying condition complicated the procedure because of her underlying immune condition. It meant that she would not be able to receive a kidney transplant. Her immune deficiency had to be in corrected by having mums bone marrow first. And because as aditi was able to engraft and accept her mums bone marrow, that therefore meant that her body could then see her mums kidney when it was transplant as being part of. Kidney when it was transplant as being part of. Her and its the final day of the king and queens state visit to france. These pictures are coming to us live from bordeaux just moments ago, where the royal couple have just touched down. Today. Theyll meet Business Owners before touring a vineyard in the heart of frances wine country. Theyll frances wine country. Theyll also join a reception on a Royal Navy Frigate frigate and ride a tram to the citys main square. Tram to the citys main square. This is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car on Digital Radio and on your Smart Speaker by saying play gb news now its back to martin and. Pip back to martin and. Pip thank you, tatiana. Now with the uk facing a plethora of cnses the uk facing a plethora of crises and a general election on the horizon , labour frontbencher the horizon, labour frontbencher wes streeting has been speaking exclusively to gb news about his partys plans for the future. The Shadow Health secretary joined our Political Editor, Christopher Hope , for an Christopher Hope, for an interview on issues ranging from the Junior Doctor strikes to brexit. Heres what he had to say. Say. Roy wes streeting how would labour end . The Junior Doctor strikes. The most important thing that the government, the Prime Minister should be doing now is to get the doctors and the consultants around the table and negotiate a way through. I think its outrageous actually, that given this strike action, which is unprecedented and in itself has inflicted untold misery on patients who are waiting longer cancelled , are waiting longer cancelled, delayed appointments, operations , procedures, waiting in pain , procedures, waiting in pain, probably dying as well. Probably people are dying while they cant get treated. Mean, labours no doubt. I mean, labours own research this has shown own research on this has shown that there are people literally dying waiting lists , yet dying on nhs waiting lists, yet the Prime Minister hasnt met the Prime Minister hasnt met the doctors at all and the Health Secretary hasnt sat down to negotiate since march earlier this year. So no, given alongside the cost of living, this is the biggest crisis in the country right now. I dont understand why the Prime Minister isnt giving this his full attention, and ive come to the conclusion basically the conclusion hes basically saying, this pledge saying, well, i made this pledge to waiting list. I know to cut waiting list. I know i havent got a chance of delivering it now, but at least i the doctors with i can blame the doctors with these strikes. Off these ongoing strikes. Im off these ongoing strikes. Im off the hook. Hes relying on the pay the hook. Hes relying on the pay bodies, offering 6. Pay review bodies, offering 6. Doctors want 35. What the doctors want 35. What would have to compromise would labour have to compromise somewhere . Would labour have to compromise somewiive . Would labour have to compromise somewiive said ive said to 20. Ive said ive said to the doctors, look, 35 overnight is not a policy that labour would be able to afford. Its not made popular with not made me popular with everyone, but id rather be honest. This an election honest. This side of an election than other than break promises the other side of the election. If we win. Look at the record of. And i look at the record of the last Labour Government, we didnt have national in didnt have national strikes in the because we the nhs and thats because we treated the staff with respect and we got them on the path to full restoration. In fact, full pay restoration. In fact, before for the general before for the 97 general election, labour was under enormous make the enormous pressure to make the sort are sort of commitments people are asking make now. They were asking me to make now. They were rightly reluctant to make promises unless they knew they could keep them , and yet that could keep them, and yet that Labour Government did deliver full pay restoration. How did they that . They got the they do that . They got the economy growing so they could invest Public Services , invest in Public Services, invest in Public Services, invest in Public Services, invest in our people, in Public Services without hiking up taxes in the way the conservatives in the fifth of a Labour Government. Then you might get back to this pay they want. Now this 35 pay rise they want. Now i aboutin this 35 pay rise they want. Now i about in one term, i dont know about in one term, but willing to sit down but id be willing to sit down and negotiate with the doctors but id be willing to sit down an say, gotiate with the doctors but id be willing to sit down an say, look,a with the doctors but id be willing to sit down an say, look,a recogniseioctors but id be willing to sit down an say, look,a recognise the rs to say, look, i recognise the pressure under. Pressure youre under. We do to help you what can we do to help you with cost of living . Also, with the cost of living . Also, there are a range of issues there are a wide range of issues that raising that arent that theyre raising that arent related but about related to pay but are about their everyday working conditions and i think are directly retention directly linked to retention because needing to because as well as needing to recruit more staff and labours plans involve biggest plans involve the biggest expansion in expansion of nhs staff in history. Weve got to keep the history. Weve got to keep the people weve got and i see people weve got and i see people walking the nhs in people walking out of the nhs in droves i think alongside the droves and i think alongside the retention, recruitment problem, retention, recruitment problem, retention is the other big challenge. And so if we dont challenge. And so if we dont get this right, the risk isnt just that these doctors walk out for for action a few for more strike for action a few more days, they walk out of the nhs altogether and cant nhs altogether and we cant afford to lose the doctors, the nurses, the other nhs staff that we need to get patients seen on time. Just quickly, quickly, on the pms net zero announcements, this week, will labour reverse his plans to delay the ban on petrol and new petrol car and diesel cars by 2035 . Yeah, we will because we think that i mean like i mean look at the industry voices that have come out in recent days. What the Prime Minister has doneis what the Prime Minister has done is really short sighted. It has actually created more instability and uncertainty for businesses who are looking to invest in britain. Invest in britain. And i think weve got to be clear about what this ban is. Its not a ban on existing cars. So no one with a petrol or diesel car should think, oh my god, im going to have to replace it, you know, in a few years time. Its about new cars coming up for sale. And the coming up for sale. And the reason why the policy that the government had until literally this week was important is because weve got to build the Energy Infrastructure this country needs. The charging infrastructure and on top of the renewable and new nuclear power, we need to give britain its Energy Security back to create new jobs, new industries , new jobs, new industries, particularly in parts of the country like teesside , the country like teesside, the north east of scotland, wales, where weve seen massive deindustrialisation , the west deindustrialisation, the West Midlands , if we get our energy midlands, if we get our Energy Policy right, our Economic Policy right, our Economic Policy right, our Economic Policy right, our industrial policy right, our industrial policy right, our industrial policy right and bring them all together, we can deliver lower bills, more Energy Security costs on working families. Thats the point, isnt it . Thats the point, isnt it . Well, under labours plans working families would be paying less. So, for example, labours plans insulate 19 million plans to insulate 19 million homes would save families hundreds of pounds a year. If we get the industrial strategy right, there will be new well paid jobs in industries that will enable us to bring bills down, because at the moment the short sightedness weve had as a country for far too long means that were relying on the whims of the International Energy markets. We want to give britain our Energy Security back so we have our own energy being produced here, and were not reliant on foreign dictators energy dictators or volatile Energy Markets. We are in this bizarre markets. We are in this bizarre situation where we are subsidising the taxpayers of other countries who have big stakes in our energy industry. Stakes in our energy industry. Why not have Great British energy owning our own energy , energy owning our own energy, reinvesting the profits for the sake of our own people . So for laboun sake of our own people . So for labour, we think that the pursuit, the path to net zero and the path to our own Energy Security can be one that actually saves families money, not costs us more. And the risk for the P