>> leo kearse what do you think? do you think? >> i think we do have the moral high ground because this is you know, it's much more endemic in india or certain parts of india. certainly and yeah like i think our police officers who do things like that , they're things like that, they're they're working alone. it's not part of a, you know, culture of going out and doing stuff like that. yeah. >> okay. fair point. we've made it to the end of part two. but do join us us again in part three when we're going have comedy controversies and break welcome back to headliners. it's your first look at friday's newspaper. we're going to start this section with the telegraph comedian story. who's got it? >> it's me saying police launched a hate crime inquiry as israel israelis hounded out of edinburgh fringe show. it's reginald. we've covered this part of the story, but reginald d hunter in a show does a joke saying being married to your abuser is like being married to israel causes upset, not from domestic abuse charities. so we'

>> leo kearse what do you think?you think? >> i think we do have the moral high ground because this is you know, it's much more endemic in india or certain parts of india. certainly and yeah like i think our police officers who do things like that , they're things like that, they're they're working alone. it's not part of a, you know, culture of going out and doing stuff like that. yeah. >> okay. fair point. we've made it to the end of part two. but do join us us again in part three when we're going have comedy controversies and break welcome back to headliners. it's your first look at friday's newspaper. we're going to start this section with the telegraph comedian story. who's got it? >> it's me saying police launched a hate crime inquiry as israel israelis hounded out of edinburgh fringe show. it's reginald. we've covered this part of the story, but reginald d hunter in a show does a joke saying being married to your abuser is like being married to israel causes upset, not from domestic abuse charities. so we'll w

you make a joke about leo kearse. you could have asked me. know you told me. >> soul in the studio, right? finally. let's have a quick look at the daily star. >> louis, this is a good one. good news. do you think, and rod stewart was making fun of, of, what's his name? of donald trump? because he said. he said that. what's his what's her name? what's her name, >> linda mccartney. >> linda mccartney. >> camilla. >> camilla. >> camilla, who are the people in this story? can we just get that before the break? >> i should have written it down. it's camilla. camilla harris, whatever the vice president and saying she she said kamala. kamala, right. she said kamala. kamala, right. she said she was she was indian once and now she's black. and people people depending on who they're talking to. i'm an american sometimes and i'm an idiot and other times. and so he made fun of and so it made it seem like a lot of people had walked out of his show, his show. and i don't know if he if they. >> any thoughts on this? >> any thoughts on this? >> well, i think

and i'm joined by leo kearse and jonathan kogan.oing to begin this section with saturday's telegraph. and keir starmer is playing david to the goliaths of tech. >> so tech giants will be forced to ban fake news under labour plans so firms could be required to suppress posts even if they're not illegal. this relates to fake news and also legal but harmful content. so this is the potential crackdown on tech companies would form part of a review of the online safety act, which was passed last year and was already quite controversial and quite, you know, it's so like all the all this legislation around hate crime and all that sort of stuff, it's so badly worded, vaguely worded, that phrase legal but harmful. >> i mean, we have to be honest, that did come from the tories. this whole online safety act came from the tories . labour are came from the tories. labour are just sort of beefing it up a bit in their very authoritarian way. the old schofield thing, unwise but not illegal. >> was that not an equivalent? >> was that not an equivalen

we'll and welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans, leo kearse and kiri marx. the telegraph. olaf out loud. schultz. that's my nickname for him . oh, laugh out loud. him. oh, laugh out loud. schultz, german premier , i schultz, german premier, i assume he's the premier has promised to slam the stable door after this week's diversity in solingen. >> that's right. yes. so, olaf scholz, the german premier, is not the. not the snowman from frozen has pledged to speed up deportations after a suspected islamist knife attack in the city of solingen. they say suspected, but it seemed pretty clear cut. 26 year old syrian with suspected links to the islamic state group who did actually go claim it , so, you actually go claim it, so, you know, they've they've said or somebody representing them has said that he carried it out on their behalf, stabbed, many people, i think 11 people at a festival festival of diversity in germany. >> not as part of the scheduled entertainment. >> that's the worst thing about it. if it started happening, you might think it's one of the one of

as i introduce now, leo kearse and jonathan kogan , i can see you in woggles. kogan, i can see you in woggles. do you want to buy some cookies? oh, oh, i made it dirty, i did it. i don't know why i wouldn't trust them. what have you been up to? the either of you in the girl guides? >> no, i was a cub. but then i was dishonourably discharged. >> won't ask why. all right, we'll crack on. let's take a look at tuesday's front pages. we start with the daily telegraph. tech tycoon feared deadin telegraph. tech tycoon feared dead in family. superyacht. tragedy is they're front page. the daily mail queen said trump was very rude . the person, not was very rude. the person, not the act. the times millionaires in yacht tragedy. the i says crime suspect left on streets under one in, one out prison crowding plan . the guardian crowding plan. the guardian british tech boss among the missing after superyacht sinks off sicily. and finally, the daily star. oh, baubles. and those are front pages. all right then, leo, to the front page of then, leo, to the front page of the tele

we'll and welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans, leo kearse and kiri marx.he telegraph. olaf out loud. schultz. that's my nickname for him . oh, laugh out loud. him. oh, laugh out loud. schultz, german premier , i schultz, german premier, i assume he's the premier has promised to slam the stable door after this week's diversity in solingen. >> that's right. yes. so, olaf scholz, the german premier, is not the. not the snowman from frozen has pledged to speed up deportations after a suspected islamist knife attack in the city of solingen. they say suspected, but it seemed pretty clear cut. 26 year old syrian with suspected links to the islamic state group who did actually go claim it , so, you actually go claim it, so, you know, they've they've said or somebody representing them has said that he carried it out on their behalf, stabbed, many people, i think 11 people at a festival festival of diversity in germany. >> not as part of the scheduled entertainment. >> that's the worst thing about it. if it started happening, you might think it's one of the one of t

tonight i'm joined by the stunning and brave comedian leo kearse and the man who identifies as a complete clown. >> it's louis schaffer. it was pretty smooth. how are you guys doing? >> sorry about that. i was saying i was taking a picture of leo and i'm doing. >> i mean, there's worse things in your phone that could have played than whatever that was. >> yeah. that was that was actually pretty bad. i mean, it was it was. it was roger waters. so it was right. eight minutes of moving on. >> all right. brilliant. let's take a look at the front pages. mail on sunday has harry asks former aides to help plot his return from exile. the sunday telegraph has stopped testing children on times tables. unions tell ministers the observer has nhs queues mean most people expect to go private? the sunday times has parents rec pupils futures by letting them stay at home. the sunday express has pubs warn of smoking ban violence. and finally the daily star sunday tv. danny i was victim of sick jimmy savile and those were your front pages . those were your front pages. okay, let's have a closer look at the

leo kearse and paul cox.lo both. yeah. >> good. thanks. >> good. thanks. >> are you happy, leo? >> are you happy, leo? >> yeah. i'm happy. good. >> yeah. i'm happy. good. >> i'm always worried about you. >> i'm always worried about you. >> happy as a scottish person can be in august. yeah. >> it's not not necessarily possible. have you had a good week, paul? >> i have, yeah, just drove past the notting hill carnival. and. was it fun? >> lively was it? parts of it looked like millwall versus millwall. but yeah, it it looked like a lot of fun to me. >> well i'm glad it's lively because if a carnival isn't lively, something is going seriously. >> exactly. yeah. yeah, yeah. >> exactly. yeah. yeah, yeah. >> well, good for them. okay, let's. we've got an audience here, so we may as well use them. let's get a question from, don. who's don here? >> here i am. how are you? i'm very well. how are you? not so bad, don. >> we could talk about this all night. okay. >> let's get let's get the question down. it's a question

leo kearse and paul cox.oth. yeah. >> good. thanks. >> good. thanks. >> are you happy, leo? >> are you happy, leo? >> yeah. i'm happy. good. >> yeah. i'm happy. good. >> i'm always worried about you. >> i'm always worried about you. >> happy as a scottish person can be in august. yeah. >> it's not not necessarily possible. have you had a good week, paul? >> i have, yeah, just drove past the notting hill carnival. and. was it fun? >> lively was it? parts of it looked like millwall versus millwall. but yeah, it it looked like a lot of fun to me. >> well i'm glad it's lively because if a carnival isn't lively, something is going seriously. >> exactly. yeah. yeah, yeah. >> exactly. yeah. yeah, yeah. >> well, good for them. okay, let's. we've got an audience here, so we may as well use them. let's get a question from, don. who's don here? >> here i am. how are you? i'm very well. how are you? not so bad, don. >> we could talk about this all night. okay. >> let's get let's get the question down. it's a question tha

i didn't write that like myself i'm leo kearse and tonight i'm joined by comedians. josh howie i'm a talk comedian, and louis schaefer, also a top comedian. >> i wouldn't go that far ehhen >> i wouldn't go that far either. which what about one of us about being a top comedian? i would say josh is a is a top comedian. i'd say you're a top comedian. i'd say you're a top comedian. i'd say you're a top comedian. i think you have flashes of brilliance. i've had flashes, but there's that, you know, hire somebody for flashes of brilliance. >> you're just difficult to work with. that's albert bachet. but that's okay anyway. that's the amiable chit chat out of the way. let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages. the daily mail leads with russia unked daily mail leads with russia linked to false news that sparked mosque riot. the guardian has fears of escalation after israel kills leaders of hamas and hezbollah . the times hamas and hezbollah. the times has. edwards pleads guilty to viewing indecent images. that's huw edwards, the sun has guilty again. a picture of huw edward

see you in a couple of minutes welcome back to the saturday night showdown with me leo kearse.time to go through the winners and losers of the week in cursed versus blessed, the main suspect of the stabbing spree at a festival of diversity in germany recently has been reported to be a syrian refugee. he targeted people's throats, killing three people and seriously wounding eight others. the worst thing about this is that because it's a festival of diversity, victims might have thought he was the headune might have thought he was the headline act . oh, they've got headline act. oh, they've got immersive street theatre showing the downsides of diversity. that's unexpected. what was expected , however, was that the expected, however, was that the police didn't release a description of the man, even though he was on the run, so he was still a threat to the public, despite witnesses giving a description of him to the press so the police could have circulated that description. so we all knew straight away it was an islamic extremist, because the police said it was just a man, just a

i'm leo kearse and i'm still joined by cressida wetton and bruce devlin.e're kicking off this section with the telegraph and a week after demanding that children be given sterilisation drugs, the british medical association has come out with another outlandish claim . are another outlandish claim. are they feeling okay, bruce? >> well, they are saying that tories ideologically are hateful towards working people. that's what the doctors union has been saying. the bma don't know what that means. comments come amid backlash from senior conservatives over bumper increases offered to train drivers. doctor rob lawson , of drivers. doctor rob lawson, of the bma said conservatives know no nuance now, so doesn't twitter. i want that pointed out and i will let it go. but they did take my account off me for something really ridiculous. so i know that nuance is a very difficult thing for people to grip. the bma have claimed that the tory mps are ideologically hateful towards working people in a row over public sector pay. i mean, that's a crazy thing to say. >> i mean

thanks to paul and kerry, leo kearse will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with steve and alan and lewis schafferyou're watching at 5 am. then stay tuned for breakfast. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello! welcome to your gb news, weather update from the met office. as we go through monday, it's going to be turning increasingly hot and humid for some of us, with the risk of thunderstorms in the north west, but it will be turning fresher later. looking at the bigger picture, we've got an area of high pressure across the uk. further towards the west, a deep area of low pressure and that's helping drive south easterly winds. so through the rest of this evening, many places staying largely dry. but as we go through the night we'll see the risk of thunderstorms developing firstly in the west, but then across northern ireland and parts of scotland later, and we have got some weather warnings in force, so expect frequent lightning, torrential downpours and some gusty winds and temperatures overnight. well, it's going to be feeling quite uncom

your first look at thursday's front pages with me leo kearse.onight i'm joined by the brains of steve n allen. the rest of him is here as well. and the brawn of lewis schaffer. how are you both doing? >> i've got brawn i'd rather have. i'd rather have brawn than brains. >> well that's just as well . >> well that's just as well. okay. that's the that's the chit chat. out of the way. let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages. the daily mail leads with night anti—hate marchers faced down the thugs who were non—existent. a good bit of facing down there . the times has facing down there. the times has thousands take to the street to confront the far right again. who didn't exist . the telegraph who didn't exist. the telegraph has britain shuts up shop over riots threat. the i news has far right rioters face football ban as ministers bid to kerb unrest. the metro has putin's pawns stoking riots. and finally, the daily star has. you've really hurt our feelings. daily star has. you've really hurt our feelings . and those hurt our feelings. and those w

i'll be back here tomorrow at 11:00 with leo kearse and jonathan kogan.hen please stay tuned because now it's time for breakfast. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news, weather update brought to you from the met office. the grey weather will unger office. the grey weather will linger across the south first thing tomorrow, but in general it's looking much brighter as we head into friday. that's because a cold front will clear through the country overnight. tonight and into tomorrow morning, introducing fresher air. but before then we've still got the milder humid air through the rest of this evening and overnight. so quite a close night to come. persistent rain still continuing through this evening across north eastern areas, but that will linger across the south and east until friday morning, making for a fairly grey start here tomorrow morning. temperatures already in the high teens as well, slightly fresher further north for much of northern ireland and scotland, and

headliners is back here tomorrow at 11:00 with leo kearse and paul cox and kerry marx.am. repeat, then do stick around because now it's time for breakfast. >> i'm sorry andrew. >> i'm sorry andrew. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hi there, time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news, an unsettled 36 to 48 hour period to come for many parts of the uk. a series of low pressure systems queuing up to arrive from the atlantic, one heading towards iceland, another one containing the remnants of hurricane ernesto. that means, although it's a fairly typical area of low pressure that we see in the north atlantic at this time of year, it does contain air of tropical origins and a lot of moisture. all that moisture will be dumped over western scotland, northwest england , parts of wales and england, parts of wales and northern ireland overnight, and the winds will pick up as well, with gales 50 to 60 mile per hour wind gusts around the irish sea coast first thing thursday, as well as the hills of north wales northern

apparently with jonathan and leo kearse jonathan's back. if you're watching at five. stay tuned.e way next. until then, have a good night . night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. a fine evening of weather ahead. some hazy sunshine, but it will be turning cloudier from the west with rain arriving tomorrow. and that's because we've got some low pressure system out towards the west. but first of all, we do have a ridge of high pressure across most of the country and we have fairly settled conditions through sunday evening. so fairly dry and clear for much of the country. but we do start to see that frontal system pushing into western scotland overnight. that rain turning more persistent here. and we do still have this strengthening southerly breeze arriving from the west as well. cool though. first across the east and perhaps down into single figures in some rural spots as well, but it will be quite a bright start to the day across eastern parts, particularly

i'm leo kearse and i'm still joined by cressida wetton and bruce devlin.e kicking off this section with the telegraph and a week after demanding that children be given sterilisation drugs, the british medical association has come out with another outlandish claim . are another outlandish claim. are they feeling okay, bruce? >> well, they are saying that tories ideologically are hateful towards working people. that's what the doctors union has been saying. the bma don't know what that means. comments come amid backlash from senior conservatives over bumper increases offered to train drivers. doctor rob lawson , of drivers. doctor rob lawson, of the bma said conservatives know no nuance now, so doesn't twitter. i want that pointed out and i will let it go. but they did take my account off me for something really ridiculous. so i know that nuance is a very difficult thing for people to grip. the bma have claimed that the tory mps are ideologically hateful towards working people in a row over public sector pay. i mean, that's a crazy thing to say. >> i mean, i

next up it's the brilliant leo kearse with the saturday night showdown.. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. welcome to your gb news a weather update from the met office as we go through sunday. it's going to be a warm with plenty of sunshine turning hotter even on monday with the risk of some thunderstorms. looking at the bigger picture , looking at the bigger picture, we had this waving front through today, bringing quite a lot of cloud, but high pressure will become more established as we go through sunday. but back to tonight. we've still got a legacy of some cloud across parts of the south west and definitely across parts of the engush definitely across parts of the english channel two, but elsewhere, clear spells developing any showers across scotland generally fading and under the clear skies. it will turn quite fresh in rural spots, but in the south are quite muggy and uncomfortable night to come, with temperatures here holding up at 16 to 18 degrees, so through the sta

and next up it's the brilliant leo kearse with saturday night showdown. thanks for watching.de from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. it turns increasingly unsettled over the next 24 hours or so, particularly across the north—west of the uk. and that's down to an area of low pressure. just sat to the north—west, bringing outbreaks of rain, stronger winds, the rain turning increasingly heavy by monday across western scotland. the met office warning out there could be some local disruption. a fairly quiet end to saturday and into the early hours of sunday, though cloud does thicken across parts of northern ireland. western scotland later, with some patchy outbreaks of rain here, but for most it will be dry. temperatures are largely staying in double figures , but a staying in double figures, but a bit more comfortable for sleeping compared to recent nights. so sunday morning cloudy picture across western scotland. first thing outbreaks of rain here but brighter towards the northeast. the nort

next up, it's the brilliant leo kearse with this saturday night showdown.eeling inside from boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. over the next 24 hours, high pressure, largely holding on across the uk, keeping it fairly dry and settled. a few showers still in the flow and we can see that on the bigger picture. generally low pressure to the north, high pressure extending in from the southwest, keeping most weather systems at bay for the rest of the weekend through this evening and overnight largely dry across much of the country. a few showers still possible across parts of scotland, northern england, down into wales and the west country, but most places dry as we head through the night and towns and cities generally holding up in double figures. but in the countryside dipping down to around 7 or 8 degrees. so a bit of a fresh start to sunday, but there'll be plenty of sunny spells, showers, though possible in a few places, most prevalent across central and northern parts of scotland.

next up, it's the brilliant leo kearse with this saturday night showdown.ling inside from boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. over the next 24 hours, high pressure, largely holding on across the uk, keeping it fairly dry and settled. a few showers still in the flow and we can see that on the bigger picture. generally low pressure to the north, high pressure extending in from the southwest, keeping most weather systems at bay for the rest of the weekend through this evening and overnight largely dry across much of the country. a few showers still possible across parts of scotland, northern england, down into wales and the west country, but most places dry as we head through the night and towns and cities generally holding up in double figures. but in the countryside dipping down to around 7 or 8 degrees. so a bit of a fresh start to sunday, but there'll be plenty of sunny spells, showers, though possible in a few places, most prevalent across central and northern parts of scotland. te

next up, it's the brilliant leo kearse. with the saturday night showdown. home now. thank you very much for watching. i'll see you again tomorrow . actually here's the tomorrow. actually here's the weather with greg dewhurst. >> thanks, hugh. >> thanks, hugh. >> for that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast showers continue over the next 24 hours, some longer spells of rain pushing in through sunday as well and it remains quite cool and breezy. low pressure in charge of our weather at the moment, but as we head into monday, a bank holiday for some, we will see a ridge of high pressure extending in turning things a little drier and warmer for the rest of saturday into the early hours of sunday. showers across the north and the west of the uk . some of these west of the uk. some of these heavy, still fairly blustery winds across the north and west. clearer skies across central and eastern areas. quite a fresh night for everyone with temperatures in towns and citie

next up, it's the brilliant leo kearse. with the saturday night showdown.ch home now. thank you very much for watching. i'll see you again tomorrow . actually here's the tomorrow. actually here's the weather with greg dewhurst. >> thanks, hugh. >> thanks, hugh. >> for that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast showers continue over the next 24 hours, some longer spells of rain pushing in through sunday as well and it remains quite cool and breezy. low pressure in charge of our weather at the moment, but as we head into monday, a bank holiday for some, we will see a ridge of high pressure extending in turning things a little drier and warmer for the rest of saturday into the early hours of sunday. showers across the north and the west of the uk . some of these west of the uk. some of these heavy, still fairly blustery winds across the north and west. clearer skies across central and eastern areas. quite a fresh night for everyone with temperatures in towns and cit

and next up it's the brilliant leo kearse with saturday night showdown. thanks for watching.eling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. it turns increasingly unsettled over the next 24 hours or so, particularly across the north—west of the uk. and that's down to an area of low pressure. just sat to the north—west, bringing outbreaks of rain, stronger winds, the rain turning increasingly heavy by monday across western scotland. the met office warning out there could be some local disruption. a fairly quiet end to saturday and into the early hours of sunday, though cloud does thicken across parts of northern ireland. western scotland later, with some patchy outbreaks of rain here, but for most it will be dry. temperatures are largely staying in double figures , but a staying in double figures, but a bit more comfortable for sleeping compared to recent nights. so sunday morning cloudy picture across western scotland. first thing outbreaks of rain here but brighter towards the northeast

you've got the brilliant leo kearse with the saturday night showdown.sure darren grimes will be returning. thank you all. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news over the next few days. weather will be turning increasingly unsettled. we will start to see some outbreaks of rain developing, even some thunderstorms in places. that's because high pressure starting to pull away to the northeast of the uk, allowing our south easterly flow to develop and this warm front starting to introduce some cloud from the south. and that's certainly the case as we head for the evening into the overnight period, more in the way of cloud pushing northwards across england and wales. some showers starting to break out. so locally heavy, particularly towards the far south and southeast towards the end of the night where the odd thunderstorms possible. so the clear skies looking towards the northwest across parts of scotland and northern

you've got the brilliant leo kearse with the saturday night showdown.ill be returning. thank you all. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news over the next few days. weather will be turning increasingly unsettled. we will start to see some outbreaks of rain developing, even some thunderstorms in places. that's because high pressure starting to pull away to the northeast of the uk, allowing our south easterly flow to develop and this warm front starting to introduce some cloud from the south. and that's certainly the case as we head for the evening into the overnight period, more in the way of cloud pushing northwards across england and wales. some showers starting to break out. so locally heavy, particularly towards the far south and southeast towards the end of the night where the odd thunderstorms possible. so the clear skies looking towards the northwest across parts of scotland and northern ireland, and here t

the 10th annual hater's ball, which i, co—created with your gb news colleague, leo kearse. right.wn from all over the world and hate on topics that suggested by the audience. so it's a different show. it's improvised, it's produce, it's super fun. it's a decade of destruction now, so it's been going a long time. so it's been going a long time. so it's a really fun show. so that's what i'm up here doing. >> why is comedy so integral to the festival? darius, in your view ? view? >> i think you know why. i think comedy is just something anyone can do, and it looks like anyone can do, and it looks like anyone can do, and it looks like anyone can do it. but when you see it done really well, it just creates a connection with people that they really enjoy and they like and also when you watch comedy, really good comedy is always truthful. and i don't think we're hearing the truth from everywhere else in our entertainment or media at the moment. >> and it's irreverent. >> and it's irreverent. >> it's irreverent. yeah, can be not mine. it's very serious. >> i don't believe that. i don't be