this country is going to remain broken. >> well, look, joana jarjue and john sergeant have a lot to sayo we heal our broken country, our divided society ? katharine birbalsingh. society? katharine birbalsingh. of course, britain's strictest head teacher who runs a very multi—racial school in london, has said that multiculturalism is a good idea. it's got great potential, but that it's failing at the moment. why is that? and why are we seeing scenes of appalling violence and chaos and disorder in our great cities? the scenes are horrific. they are unacceptable. they are wrong. they are devastating for the locals. but why is it happening? more on next. >> that's my whole life . >> that's my whole life. >> that's my whole life. >> welcome back. if you're joining us developing tonight, this is in sunderland. disorder and chaos a major police station in sunderland is on fire. it looks to have been targeted by thugs, by agitators. the prime minister has referred to right wing , hard right forces that wing, hard right forces that have been going to different parts of the country looking for tr

this country is going to remain broken. >> well, look, joana jarjue and john sergeant have a lot to sayo we heal our broken country, our divided society ? katharine birbalsingh. society? katharine birbalsingh. of course, britain's strictest head teacher who runs a very multi—racial school in london, has said that multiculturalism is a good idea. it's got great potential, but that it's failing at the moment. why is that? and why are we seeing scenes of appalling violence and chaos and disorder in our great cities? the scenes are horrific. they are unacceptable. they are wrong. they are devastating for the locals. but why is it happening? more on next. >> that's my whole life . >> that's my whole life. >> that's my whole life. >> welcome back. if you're joining us developing tonight, this is in sunderland. disorder and chaos a major police station in sunderland is on fire. it looks to have been targeted by thugs, by agitators. the prime minister has referred to right wing , hard right forces that wing, hard right forces that have been going to different parts of the country looking for tr

we've got entrepreneur and businesswoman joana jarjue and businesswoman joana jarjue and political commentatorrmstrong. john is proving trickier for keir starmer in government than it was in opposition, isn't it? well, that's it. >> we all knew it was going to be and they knew it was going to be. but could he have gone into the election saying, i'm going to put up taxes, your heating's going to go up by 10%. no they couldn't. in fact, this is a bit of politics and we'll all suffer from it. but the key thing to bearin from it. but the key thing to bear in mind is that the legacy that was passed on from the conservatives, you can argue about it. you can argue about whose fault it was. but don't say it was all rosy. everyone knew this was going to be very, very difficult because we haven't got much money in the pubuc haven't got much money in the public purse. it's as simple as that. okay. >> but, you know, cutting the winter fuel payments for the elderly, a lot of old people now choosing between heating and eating. when keir starmer absolutely hammered the tories for that a little while ago. you

, businesswoman, joana jaflue sergeant, businesswoman, joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrongd we pay alex armstrong. john, should we pay illegal migrants to leave? >> yeah, if you can. if you can. i think you can now do it on all all the areas that you can by encouraging people to leave. if it suits them and if you can support them. people can't decide whether or not make sure you that illegal immigrants can't work , because that'll can't work, because that'll prove to them that it's not worth emigrating in this way to britain, or what we do we're going to do now is to make sure they can work. i mean, what you've got to do is try and have an orderly system. first of all, make sure that you have a proper heanng make sure that you have a proper hearing as to whether they've got asylum or not. then what the opfions got asylum or not. then what the options are. now, some of them will want to return voluntarily to their country, because in fact, it won't have worked out as well in britain as they thought. in which case you save a lot of money because you'd save a lot of money if th

entrepreneur, joana jaflue sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrongtell you what's wrong with that, okay? get ready britain. here we go . go. the unions are in charge of keir starmer's britain next . starmer's britain next. >> patrick, thank you and good evening. the top stories irish police are investigating a potential terrorism motivation in an attack on a chaplain at an army barracks in county galway. the victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries but they are not thought to be life threatening. a teenage boy was arrested by armed police during the incident last night. the victim has been named as chaplain paul murphy, who released a statement today thanking his friends for the support and assuring everyone that he's okay. in other news, victims of the infected blood scandal can receive support scheme payments for life under changes to a multi—billion pound compensation plan. meanwhile, those who were subjected to unethical research will get up to £15,000 extra. that's after the government accepted the majority of recommendations from an i

and entrepreneur and social commentator joana jarjue.olled on for at least another half an houn for at least another half an hour. but we've got some other great topics for you. so who did you agree with? is home secretary yvette cooper right that misogyny should be treated like extremism? mark. mark does make the point that peter made, which i look forward to a defining it. i mean, are you a misogynist now, if you were. well, i suppose if you criticise a bloke wearing a wig, but jeff on x says only if they address misandry equally as well. devo on x says, i have a feeling that the margins of what is and isn't misogyny will change, and more people of lesser offences will be dragged into it. with the inflammatory rhetoric we've seen lately, i can see how it will be abused. right? okay. your verdict is in 7% of you think that yvette cooper is right to say that misogyny should be treated as extremism, 93% of you say it shouldn't. coming up as a christian volunteer who was arrested for praying outside an abortion clinic has actually won abor

entrepreneur, joana jaflue sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong you what's wrong with that, okay? get ready britain. here we go . go. the unions are in charge of keir starmer's britain next . starmer's britain next. >> patrick, thank you and good evening. the top stories irish police are investigating a potential terrorism motivation in an attack on a chaplain at an army barracks in county galway. the victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries but they are not thought to be life threatening. a teenage boy was arrested by armed police during the incident last night. the victim has been named as chaplain paul murphy, who released a statement today thanking his friends for the support and assuring everyone that he's okay. in other news, victims of the infected blood scandal can receive support scheme payments for life under changes to a multi—billion pound compensation plan. meanwhile, those who were subjected to unethical research will get up to £15,000 extra. that's after the government accepted the majority of recommendations from an indep

on my panel tonight is bbc and itv political chief john sergeant, entrepreneur joana jarjue and politicalor and broadcaster alex armstrong . yes. broadcaster alex armstrong. yes. get ready britain, here we go . get ready britain, here we go. it's not just ethnic minorities that feel scared in britain. next . next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom buckingham palace says his majesty the king has praised the way community spirit and compassion have countered the aggression and criminality on display during the riots. king charles had been in telephone conversations tonight with the prime minister and police chiefs. wokester keir starmer has reiterated that police should remain on high alert going into the weekend. earlier, a 30 year old man was jailed for eight months for racially aggravated intentional harassment during the riots in leeds. the judge said jordan plain sentence was reduced to take his guilty plea into account. meanwhile, a facebook user who urged people to attack a leeds hotel used to house asylum seekers was also jailed. today 28 year old jordan parler w

on my panel tonight is bbc and itv political chief john sergeant, entrepreneur joana jarjue and political and broadcaster alex armstrong . yes. broadcaster alex armstrong. yes. get ready britain, here we go . get ready britain, here we go. it's not just ethnic minorities that feel scared in britain. next . next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom buckingham palace says his majesty the king has praised the way community spirit and compassion have countered the aggression and criminality on display during the riots. king charles had been in telephone conversations tonight with the prime minister and police chiefs. wokester keir starmer has reiterated that police should remain on high alert going into the weekend. earlier, a 30 year old man was jailed for eight months for racially aggravated intentional harassment during the riots in leeds. the judge said jordan plain sentence was reduced to take his guilty plea into account. meanwhile, a facebook user who urged people to attack a leeds hotel used to house asylum seekers was also jailed. today 28 year old jordan parler was

entrepreneur and businesswoman joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong.leverly, right ? afternoon let's cleverly, right? afternoon let's go . go. >> esther mcvey. >> esther mcvey. >> he wanted to talk about whether or not we should just forget our colonial past. all that and more. 9 to 11 pm. get ready, britain. here we go . ready, britain. here we go. should we pay illegal migrants to get out of britain . next? to get out of britain. next? >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. just after 9:00. police say they are following active lines of inquiry after launching a murder investigation following the death of a 13 year old boy found stabbed to death at a house in the west midlands. the teenager was treated by paramedics but died at the scene in oldbury yesterday afternoon. no one has been arrested so far and chief superintendent kim madill gave a press conference earlier today and we are following active lines of enquiry to find the suspects. >> we know that the incident took place inside his home, and i would appeal to anyone who has in

jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong. >> oh, and can you tell me why david lammy is gettinghere we go . britain, here we go. get your wallet out because keir starmer is about. next. >> very good evening to you. it's just after 9:00 patrick up next. first though, a look at the top stories tonight. and investigators are turning their attention to what caused a superyacht to capsize and sink in sicily on monday. now that all bodies have been recovered, 18 year old hannah lynch was the last person rescue divers were searching for. she has tonight been remembered by her sister as cheeky and endlessly caring. the family have also released this photo of hannah and her father, the tech tycoon mike lynch, who has also died . well, news from has also died. well, news from the united states. in the last hour or so, the former democrat, robert f kennedy jr, has confirmed he is suspending his independent presidential election campaign. instead, he's now backing donald trump , who's, now backing donald trump, who's, of course, a republican. in a speech in arizona in the last houn speech i

and on my panel tonight it's x bbc and itv political chief john sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjuearmstrong and find out what's wrong with that. okay, guesses are welcome. let me know what's wrong with that. get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. are the police too obsessed with diversity? next . diversity? next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom . irish from the gb newsroom. irish police are investigating a potential terrorist link to an attack on an army chaplain at a barracks in galway, who was stabbed multiple times . and he stabbed multiple times. and he was taken to hospital with serious injuries which are not thought to be life threatening. a teenage boy was arrested by armed police during the incident last night . armed police during the incident last night. the armed police during the incident last night . the victim armed police during the incident last night. the victim has been named this morning as chaplain paul murphy, who also released a statement today thanking his friends for their support and also assuring everyone that he'll be o

. >> joana jarjue gb news scotland reporter tony maguire. good morning tony.t just help us to understand these figures a little bit more. does this mean that the issue with drug deaths is getting worse in scotland, or slightly better ? slightly better? >> well, certainly. you know , >> well, certainly. you know, empirically, this year's drug death figures were undoubtedly worse than last year's 121 more than last year to be precise, which, as we heard in the bulletins, there is around 12%. however if we look back, then actually the this year's figures is the second lowest since the year 2000. and that kind of shows a somewhere in the system. and there are medical professionals that are getting on top of it. now, this year's figures, a lot of people were waiting quite tentatively for last year's saw 21% drop in the number of drug deaths here in scotland, and that raised questions of whether it was a fluke or something to do with data recording. but sure enough, this year the figures remain somewhat similar, making this year the second lowest. and to kind of bre