what about those scenes in parliament square last week? i'm waiting.hing. so folks, let me know. do you think lee anderson should have been kicked out and farage at gb news? com well, it isn't just in london that shocking things have been happening because a meeting up in stoke on trent at the weekend led to the most extraordinary scenes. and joining me is the member of parliament for stoke on trent north, john gullies, jonathan, just tell us very briefly what the event was and what happened. well thank you, nigel, for having me on. >> i mean, what happened was it was a fundraiser for our police and crime commissioner, ben adams. we had a fundraising event at a local restaurant, a group of or hate mob. let's be perfectly frank, nigel turned up to that they were obviously to spew that they were obviously pro—palestinian protesters. and what shocked me the most of all is cctv footage showed a police officer appearing to stand by as 4 to 5 men walked past and up the stairs to the private venue room that we were hiring, shouting and screaming, intimidating

, don't want to discuss the scenes that we witnessed in parliament square last week.as put up on big ben on the elizabeth tower last week, and you can see it on your screens from the to river the sea. and we know what that means. it doesn't just mean the eradication of israel as a country. it means the eradication of the jewish people that actually live there . and that actually live there. and yet, i think we're having the wrong debate. i think this is a deliberate diversion by a political class that do not want to face up or recognise the responsibility they have for what is happening in our country . shocking scenes. i mean, lisa nandy today confirming that she literally has .to carry a police alarm in her pocket everywhere she goes . fight breaking out in she goes. fight breaking out in bradford just last night outside a kebab shop because the kebab owner sells coca—cola , who owner sells coca—cola, who apparently are a pro israel organisation and individual threats against members of parliament getting worse , as parliament getting worse, as evidenced by mike fre

tame, but the whole of parliament square is now completely full of protesters.old in the last few minutes that it is now getting slightly more hostile out there . slightly more hostile out there. of course, it's now dark, and this tends to happen as things escalate few hours and as escalate over a few hours and as the votes and as the chaos in the votes and as the chaos in the on folds. what was the commons on folds. what was interesting when i spoke to people of course , there people was, of course, there were there were plenty of people there recognised this were there were plenty of people th ae recognised this were there were plenty of people th a complex :ognised this were there were plenty of people th a complex issue ad this were there were plenty of people tha complex issue and this were there were plenty of people tha complex issue and we this were there were plenty of people tha complex issue and we can is a complex issue and we can have a nuanced discussion about it, but it didn't take very long for me to find people who were immediately dismissing th

and then i walked through parliament the through parliament square.tiple masks, ira multiple men in ski masks, ira balaclavas. now, you know , balaclavas. now, you know, jacob, a couple of weeks ago, new laws were passed, thousand pound fine on spot or pound fine on the spot or a month in jail for refusing to remove that. i again pointed out to police that guy should get nicked. what are you going to do? looked the other way. do? they looked the other way. they which they weren't interested at which point a mob gathered around me and the next thing that happened, i was fluid was thrown over me. now, in the heat of the moment, it could have been anything with abdul ezedi we've seen at moment going on. and seen at the moment going on. and then finally the zenith, if you like , was i was egged, i was like, was i was egged, i was egged twice by a young , um, lady egged twice by a young, um, lady at and the police simply watched. and when she walked off, she didn't even jog . she off, she didn't even jog. she walked off. the officer again. we've got some f

four years ago, i was in parliament square . i was in parliament square.e was the most enormous party. we were leaving the european union at 11 pm. and it really was quite a moment. but hey, here we are, four years on. got to ask the question is life getting better? well, i think most people would say that life isn't getting better, but not because of brexit and despite the negativity that we get from many commentators, as if everything from the weather to the economy that we can blame is to be blamed on brexit, i think the truth of it is that if we look back at what happened four years evening , it look back at what happened four years evening, it was years ago this evening, it was a gigantic victory , an gigantic victory, an extraordinary victory of ordinary folk against an establishment who did their damnedest after the referendum to stop it from ever being enacted. now, i think four years on, constitutional , the position on, constitutional, the position has changed and there is no going back. even keir starmer won't possibly talk about rejoining the e

who has got control of parliament square ? is it the parliament square?ropolitan? metropolitan police? lee anderson, now the home secretary , is set to call on the international community to take collective action on migration . collective action on migration. >> speaking during a two day visit to america , james cleverly visit to america, james cleverly will urge countries to work together to address the migration causes. root causes of migration causes. root causes of migration and smash the people smuggling gangs. he'll also call for a global conversation over the impact on countries that migrants decide to leave of a trans gender killer has been jailed for life and told to serve a minimum terme of 24 years for the murder of george martin chirino, 26 year old scarlett blake targeted him as part of a fantasy inspired by a netflix documentary. george was

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and then i walked through parliament the through parliament square.ultiple masks, ira multiple men in ski masks, ira balaclavas. now, you know , balaclavas. now, you know, jacob, a couple of weeks ago, new laws were passed, thousand pound fine on spot or pound fine on the spot or a month in jail for refusing to remove that. i again pointed out to police that guy should get nicked. what are you going to do? looked the other way. do? they looked the other way. they which they weren't interested at which point a mob gathered around me and the next thing that happened, i was fluid was thrown over me. now, in the heat of the moment, it could have been anything with abdul ezedi we've seen at moment going on. and seen at the moment going on. and then finally the zenith, if you like , was i was egged, i was like, was i was egged, i was egged twice by a young , um, lady egged twice by a young, um, lady at and the police simply watched. and when she walked off, she didn't even jog . she off, she didn't even jog. she walked off. the officer again. we've got some

square. shouting out loud that the israeli bombardment of gaza must stop now, i think it's time that we place our attention on what's going on in the overcrowded rafa where the israeli bombardments are ongoing, nearly 30,000 gazons have been killed, this is nothing less than a collective punishment, at the end of tuesday's vote, only very week motion was passed by the lower house, the approved motion doesn't acknowledge is... world's genocide and doesn't condemn the regime for its crimes, it even confirms italy's suspension of funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees (anra) international law must be enforced. after 40 years of un resolutions, israel must now comply. it's time to recognize palestine as a state, first and foremost. meanwile, the bulk of italy's mainstream media. continues to aid and abat israel's massacre in gaza, marginalizing palestinian voices. at the weekend during national song contest, which brings tens of millions of viewers together, rapper called for a stopped israeli genocide during his appearance on stage, the aftermath saw a flurry of condemnations

square shouting out loud that the israeli bombardment of gaza must stop now, i think it's time that we place our attention on what's going on in the overcrowded. at the end of tuesday's vote, only very weak motion was passed by the lower house. the approved motion doesn't acknowledge israel's genocide and doesn't condemn the regime for its crimes. it even confirms italy's suspension of funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees, anra. international law must be enforced, after 40 years of un resolutions, israel must now comply. it's time to recognize palestine as a state, first and foremost. meanwhile, the bulk of italy's mainstream media continues to aid and abat israel's massacre in gaza, marginalizing palestinian voices. at the weekend during national song contest which brings tens of millions of viewers together, called for a stop the israeli genocide during his appearance on stage, the aftermath saw a flurry of condemnations by pro israel figures, including the israeli ambassador to italy, which led to apologize from the national tv broadcast of management. artists should

square shouting out loud that the israeli bombardment of gaza must. its crimes, it even confirms italy's suspension of funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees (anra), international law must be enforced, after 40 years of un resolutions, israel must now comply. it's time to recognize palestine as a state, first and foremost. meanwhile, the bulk of italy's mainstream media continues to aid and abat israel's massacre in gaza. at the weekend during national song contest which brings tens of millions of viewers together, rapper called for a stop the israeli genocide during his appearance on stage, the aftermath, so a flurry of condemnations by pro israel figures, including the israeli ambassador to italy, which led to apologize from the national tv broadcast and management. say what they think, and journalists must be able to do their job, embassies should not medle in our internal affairs, we must stop the ongoing massacker in gaza, that's it. protests against national broadcaster rise decision to apologize to israel have been held in naples and turen over the past days. during thi

square shouting out loud that the israeli bombardment of gaza must stop now. i think it's time that we place our attention on what's going on in the overcrowded where the israeli bombardments are ongoing. nearly 30,000 gazans have been killed. this is nothing less than a collective punishment period. at the end of tuesday's vote. very weak motion was passed by the lower house. the approved motion doesn't acknowledge israel's genocide and doesn't condemn the regime for its crimes. it even confirms italy's suspension of funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees (anra), international law must be enforced. after 40 years of un resolutions, israel must now comply. it's time to recognize. palestine as a state, first and foremost. meanwhile, the bulk of italy's mainstream media continues to aid and abat israel's massacre in gaza, marginalizing palestinian voices. at the weekend, during national song contest, which brings tens of millions of viewers together, rapper called for a stop the israeli genocide during his appearance on stage, the aftermath saw a flurry of condemnations by

square. shouting out loud that the israeli bombardment of gaza must stop now. i think it's time that we place our attention on what's going on in the overcrowded rafa where the israeli bombardments are ongoing. nearly 3000 gazons have been killed. this is nothing less than a collective punishment period. at the end of tuesday's vote, only very week motion was passed by the lower house. the approved motion doesn't acknowledge is. world's genocide and doesn't condemn the regime for its crimes, it even confirms italy's suspension of funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees, unra, international law must be enforced. after 40 years of un resolutions, israel must now comply. it's time to recognize palestine as a state, first and foremost. meanwile, the bulk of italy's mainstream media. continues to aid and abat israel's massacre in gaza, marginalizing palestinian voices. at the weekend during national song contest, which brings tens of millions of viewers together, rapper called for a stopped israeli genocide during his appearance on stage, the aftermath saw a flurry of condemnati

well, i have to say, the scenes in westminster, the scenes in parliament square last night were nothing short of a total disaster , and i think it was disaster, and i think it was best summed up by backbench conservative member of parliament andrew percy . parliament andrew percy. >> months. i've been standing up here talking about the people on our streets demanding death to jews, demanding jihad , demanding jews, demanding jihad, demanding intifadas as the police stand by and allow that to happen. >> last night, a genocidal call for from the river to the sea, palestine will be free was projected onto this building that that message says no jew is welcome in in the state of israel, or in that land . israel, or in that land. >> well, andrew percy, they're very, very passionate and i think. absolutely right. and let's just have a look at what was projected onto big ben last night. this is quite extraordinary. and there it is from from the river to the sea, projected onto big ben in central london. now we know what from the river to the sea means. it means the abolition of the state of is

thousands of people in parliament square waving palestinian flags, chants in parliament square and ones through our cities that call for the destruction of israel. and frankly , the people israel. and frankly, the people within it. and the low point this week , i think, was the this week, i think, was the image being put onto big ben, which read from the river to the sea , palestine shall be free. sea, palestine shall be free. that went on big ben , that that that went on big ben, that that was calling for the destruction of the jewish people . and there of the jewish people. and there hasn't been a single arrest . hasn't been a single arrest. just imagine the equivalent here that somebody flashed that image onto your white house think how you would feel . and now we see you would feel. and now we see british politicians as cowed, scared . and they were even scared. and they were even scared. and they were even scared to leave the building. on wednesday and thursday evenings because we've forgotten who we are. we've forgotten what we are, and we've allowed an extremist fringe to bully

well, i have to say, the scenes in westminster, the scenes in parliament square last night were nothinghort of a total disaster , and i think it was disaster, and i think it was best summed up by backbench conservative member of parliament andrew percy . parliament andrew percy. >> months. i've been standing up here talking about the people on our streets demanding death to jews, demanding jihad , demanding jews, demanding jihad, demanding intifadas as the police stand by and allow that to happen. >> last night, a genocidal call for from the river to the sea, palestine will be free was projected onto this building that that message says no jew is welcome in in the state of israel, or in that land . israel, or in that land. >> well, andrew percy, they're very, very passionate and i think. absolutely right. and let's just have a look at what was projected onto big ben last night. this is quite extraordinary. and there it is from from the river to the sea, projected onto big ben in central london. now we know what from the river to the sea means. it means the abolition of the state of isra

thousands of people in parliament square waving palestinian flags, chants in parliament square and ones through our cities that call for the destruction of israel. and frankly , the people israel. and frankly, the people within it. and the low point this week , i think, was the this week, i think, was the image being put onto big ben, which read from the river to the sea , palestine shall be free. sea, palestine shall be free. that went on big ben , that that that went on big ben, that that was calling for the destruction of the jewish people . and there of the jewish people. and there hasn't been a single arrest . hasn't been a single arrest. just imagine the equivalent here that somebody flashed that image onto your white house think how you would feel . and now we see you would feel. and now we see british politicians as cowed, scared . and they were even scared. and they were even scared. and they were even scared to leave the building. on wednesday and thursday evenings because we've forgotten who we are. we've forgotten what we are, and we've allowed an extremist fringe to bully

this is why this group, parents for palestine have job of here out in parliament square. what i need, just for the children to restart the rug was on what they think and feel about the conflicting garza, but also to speak the was of those to our co top in the conflict themselves and things and move them to days and weeks. wow. the scene for months now, i feel so sad when i hit the terrible things happening to them, please don't look at that was telling us some of those to me getting that score in cause it seems scary. we do blowing up the children in gaza. that same needs, he's saying now now according to the you and children's agency unicef, around 17000 children have been discovered to be on a company in regards to themselves, a very distressing situation. it is difficult to know exactly if they still have family left. with many of the goals, so turning off to hospitals, unable to even speak their own names. nevertheless, the coal for that agency as well as those gap it here is for that to be a last thing ceasefire. humanitarian ceasefire. and the lead is to encourage t

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square , the saw in parliament square, the flashing up on the elizabeth tower that houses big ben arelition of israel , it's the abolition of israel, it's the abolition of their people as well . what has their people as well. what has stunned all this is stunned me about all of this is so people have really spoken so few people have really spoken out. it's as if fear has been stalking the corridors of westminster as sectarianism in british politics starts to become mainstream and one of those who i think has been very slow to the party is the prime minister. but last night he gave a speech to a jewish group so predominantly jewish audience, at which he said , and in a sense at which he said, and in a sense , this this rather follows on from what suella braverman has been writing in the newspapers. he said mob rule is replacing democratic rule. well, two blooming right, because it isn't just part moment. we've seen council meetings where hordes of people come in. we saw a conservative fundraising dinner last weekend in stoke on trent , last weekend in stoke on trent, and this level of

who has got control of parliament square? is it the extremists is it mayor khan ?admit some of my speech was a little bit clumsy at times. >> tonight, lee anderson speaks exclusively to gb news on patrick christys tonight from 9 pm. be there . hi there . p.m. be there. hi there. >> i'm michelle dewberry with you till seven. the pr consultant alex dean, alongside me, as is a former labour adviser at scarlett mccgwire, now we were just talking about the process. one of my viewers has got in touch saying, michelle is a really it's gordon actually, he says there's a really to take the really easy way to take the temperature on all of this. temperature down on all of this. we could banning these we could start by banning these marches. i find that quite interesting, gordon, because i know from your perspective that would temperature would bring the temperature down. you're someone on down. but if you're someone on the side and i've got to the other side and i've got to be there's an awful lot be clear, there's an awful lot of people in this country that are by what's ar

who has got control of parliament square .7 is it the parliament square? is it the extremists it mayor khan extremists or is it mayor khan and the metropolitan? metropolitan police? lee anderson, now the home secretary , is set to call on the international community to take collective action on migration . collective action on migration. >> speaking during a two day visit to america , james cleverly visit to america, james cleverly will urge countries to work together to address the migration causes. root causes of migration causes. root causes of migration and smash the people smuggling gangs. he'll also call for a global conversation over the impact on countries that migrants decide to leave of a trans gender killer has been jailed for life and told to serve a minimum terme of 24 years for the murder of george martin chirino, 26 year old scarlett blake targeted him as part of a fantasy inspired by a netflix documentary. george was . netflix documentary. george was. hit on the head as he walked home from a night out in oxford in july 2021 and pushed into

who has got control of parliament square .7 is it the parliament square?it the extremists it mayor khan extremists or is it mayor khan and the metropolitan? metropolitan police? lee anderson, now the home secretary , is set to call on the international community to take collective action on migration . collective action on migration. >> speaking during a two day visit to america , james cleverly visit to america, james cleverly will urge countries to work together to address the migration causes. root causes of migration causes. root causes of migration and smash the people smuggling gangs. he'll also call for a global conversation over the impact on countries that migrants decide to leave of a trans gender killer has been jailed for life and told to serve a minimum terme of 24 years for the murder of george martin chirino, 26 year old scarlett blake targeted him as part of a fantasy inspired by a netflix documentary. george was . netflix documentary. george was. hit on the head as he walked home from a night out in oxford in july 2021 and pushed into the

who has got control of parliament square?e? and the metropolitan? me'there tan police? and the metropolitan? me'there is] police? and the metropolitan? me'there is a’olice? and the metropolitan? me'there is a marked difference >> there is a marked difference in the reaction. as chopper was alluding you. there when it alluding to you. there when it comes to certain people making very comments to and very similar comments to you and yourself making those comments, i mean , is there some sense that i mean, is there some sense that maybe you're an easier target because you're a working class bloke who maybe talks in more pub language? >> you're saying, i think northerner, patrick. >> not. northerner, patrick. >> i not. northerner, patrick. >> i don't not. northerner, patrick. >> i don't know, not. northerner, patrick. >> i don't know, i'm i suppose i know i'm not everybody's cup of tea . um, and sometimes i speak tea. um, and sometimes i speak well , i tea. um, and sometimes i speak well, i do speak in a different language to the

who has got control of parliament square? and the metropolitan? me'there tan police? and the metropolitan? me'there is] police? and the metropolitan? me'there is a’olice? and the metropolitan? me'there is a marked difference >> there is a marked difference in the reaction. as chopper was alluding you. there when it alluding to you. there when it comes to certain people making very comments to and very similar comments to you and yourself making those comments, i mean , is there some sense that i mean, is there some sense that maybe you're an easier target because you're a working class bloke who maybe talks in more pub language? >> you're saying, i think northerner, patrick. >> not. northerner, patrick. >> i not. northerner, patrick. >> i don't not. northerner, patrick. >> i don't know, not. northerner, patrick. >> i don't know, i'm i suppose i know i'm not everybody's cup of tea . um, and sometimes i speak tea. um, and sometimes i speak well , i tea. um, and sometimes i speak well, i do speak in a different language to the a

luxembourg square, fires are burning here, bottles, rotten eggs, fittings are flying at the guards, everythingt of them is littered with hay, but they regularly respond with water cannons to put out these fires, which are set on fire again. burning tires cover the entire area with black smoke. a sculpture of one of the workers who surrounds the monument to the british-belgian industrialist john cockerell has been knocked down from its pedestal. more than 1,300 tractors and many dissatisfied farmers. we no longer have the ability to be autonomous in our own territory. we import more than 80% of fruits and vegetables here in belgium, even though we are producers ourselves, something is wrong here. and besides, all this leads to conflicts over access to resources, access to water, land, mineral fertilizers; they demand to limit the import of cheap goods with which the european market is flooded. in the square there are people from italy, spain, portugal, france and belgium. suddenly, in the middle of the crowd, we meet this belgian, in solidarity with protest. we need to de-americanize europe. ma

this is why this group, parents for palestine have gavin hair out in parliament square. so what i need, just for the children to restart the words on what they think and feel about the conflicting garza, but also to speak the was of those 2 are caught up in the conflict themselves and things in the 7 days and weeks. wow. the see, 4 months now, 5 sales sat when i hit the table saying this has painted them for me, please don't look at that was to uh, some of those to me just simple getting that score in cause it seems scary. we uh, you know, the children in god. yeah. nothing needs. he's saying now now according to the you and children's agency unit says around $17000.00 children have been discovered to be on a company in regards to themselves, a very distressing situation. it is difficult to know exactly if they still have family left with many of them also turning off to hospitals unable to even speak, that room names. never the last the cold for that agency as well as those gap it here is for that to be a last thing ceasefire humanitarian ceasefire. and the lead is to e

this is why this group, parents for palestine have job of here out in parliament square. what i need just for the children to restart the rug was on what they think and feel about the conflicting gaza, but also to speak to was of those who are caught up in the conflict themselves and things and move them for days and weeks. wow. the scene for months now, i feel so sad when i hit the terrible things happening to them for me, please don't look at that was telling us some of those to me to simple getting that 1st in kinds of things. we do not the children in gaza that same needs. he's saying now now according to the you and children's agency unicef around $17000.00 children have been discovered to be on a company in regards to themselves. a very distressing situation. it is difficult to know exactly if they still have family left with many of the goals. so turning off to hospitals, unable to even speak their own names. nevertheless, the coal for that agency as well as those gap in here is for that to be a last thing ceasefire humanitarian ceasefire. and the lead is to encour

and towards parliament square.ng to be all filling parliament square, both sides of this road are going to be completely full. it's worth beanng completely full. it's worth bearing parliament bearing in mind that parliament will tonight snp will vote tonight on the snp demands immediate demands for an immediate ceasefire. has ceasefire. the government has tabled an amendment urging an immediate pause, immediate humanitarian pause, and a labour motion and there's a labour motion asking for ceasefire that asking for a ceasefire that lasts is observed by all lasts and is observed by all sides. it's kind of people's sides. so it's kind of people's front here, front of judea territory here, i must but what we're seeing must say. but what we're seeing is signs, as you would is a lot of signs, as you would expect, palestine. israel expect, free palestine. israel is terror state and a huge is a terror state and a huge number of people who are desperate to make their voice heard. martin and if we just pan around to the othe

i bumped into a charming man this afternoon, actually, as i was going to parliament square, and he said wandering surprised. i was just wandering about and i was to him, i about and i was saying to him, i just this real just think this is a real advantage our system , and i'd advantage of our system, and i'd hate lose that. hate to lose that. >> we have to find a way >> i know we have to find a way around have around it now. i do have a statement now, a spokesman for the courts tribunals the courts and tribunals judiciary it was a genuine judiciary said it was a genuine mistake and he didn't know he had post. this is in had liked the post. this is in reference to the judge. well i suppose you can believe that if you want to , jacob, can't you? you want to, jacob, can't you? >> you can. >> you can. >> yes, we should. the question, shouldn't we? >> at least he hasn't said that his telephone was hacked, which is the other people use is the other excuse people use when something when they've done something embarrassing . embarrassing. >> oh dear . embarrassing. >> oh dear. what are >> oh de

i bumped into a charming man this afternoon, actually, as i was going to parliament square, and he saidandering surprised. i was just wandering about and i was to him, i about and i was saying to him, i just this real just think this is a real advantage our system , and i'd advantage of our system, and i'd hate lose that. hate to lose that. >> we have to find a way >> i know we have to find a way around have around it now. i do have a statement now, a spokesman for the courts tribunals the courts and tribunals judiciary it was a genuine judiciary said it was a genuine mistake and he didn't know he had post. this is in had liked the post. this is in reference to the judge. well i suppose you can believe that if you want to , jacob, can't you? you want to, jacob, can't you? >> you can. >> you can. >> yes, we should. the question, shouldn't we? >> at least he hasn't said that his telephone was hacked, which is the other people use is the other excuse people use when something when they've done something embarrassing . embarrassing. >> oh dear . embarrassing. >> oh dear. what are >> oh dear

square.ou there? and what's happening ? what's been happening? >> well, patrick, what's happenedin >> well, patrick, what's happened in the last hour or so is the main group from parliament square has dispersed and they're now, you see behind me these now the diehards on me these are now the diehards on trafalgar square chanting all the usual, usual hits. the greatest hits we've heard, uh, israel is a terrorist state. we've heard actually , one of the we've heard actually, one of the ones we just heard was rishi sunakis ones we just heard was rishi sunak is a wasteman. uh the usual routine . uh, i am usual routine. uh, i am surprised how quickly things have changed in the last hour. as you say, when you were there earlier, that i think was at its peak. it it was quite peak. it was it was quite hostile environment. there hostile environment, to hostile environment, so to speak, and colleague martin speak, and our colleague martin daubney was, was egged whilst he was standing there. now it's a

square.e to the square. we also go live to the tiny cumbrian town, rebelling against being turned into an asylum seeker dumping ground. it's extraordinary evening on it's an extraordinary evening on the panel. it's senior political correspondent daily correspondent at the daily express, cowie, express, christine cowie, activist landlord adam activist and landlord adam brooks, and left leaning commentator rebecca reid. oh, and what's going on . here? get and what's going on. here? get ready britain , here we go ready britain, here we go. resignations, rebellions , resignations, rebellions, protests, political chaos . we protests, political chaos. we have tory and labour reaction to live and . next. live and. next. >> patrick, thanks very much indeed. and good evening to you. well, westminster was in uproar this evening after the government withdrew its amendment to the snp's motion for a ceasefire in gaza that that prompted mps from the snp to leave the chamber and for the tories, then to foll

who has got control of parliament square? is it the extreme this or is it mayor khan?little bit clumsy at times. >> tonight, lee anderson speaks exclusively to gb news on patrick christys tonight from 9 pm. be there i >> welcome back. i'm sure many of us enjoyed spitting image. who can forget the way the show ruthlessly lampooned some of the biggest political figures of the time, john major being greyed out, tebbit as skinhead out, norman tebbit as a skinhead and of . course, margaret and of. course, margaret thatcher chomping . her cigar. thatcher chomping. her cigar. today, the satirical puppet show celebrates its 40th anniversary. where has the time gone? well, with me now the man who with me now is the man who himself the voice of himself provided the voice of mrs. thatcher's puppet, steve nallon we can have a look nallon steve. we can have a look at your greatest hits. at some of your greatest hits. >> let's let's remember, right? yes. is anyone not unanimous? >> mhm. >> mhm. >> we, um , we're >> um, it we, um, we're slightly, uh , what's the slightly, uh, what's

when he gets boxed up into in parliament square , that is the parliament square, that is the whole nationtanding up for freedom, fighting fascism , really, when fighting fascism, really, when our countryside is labelled racist , is that not the country racist, is that not the country being made to feel racist? that you are racist by default, that you are racist by default, that you have to prove somehow that you have to prove somehow that you have to be welcoming to others who are not white? let's be honest , not every man others who are not white? let's be honest, not every man and his dog wants to come to the uk and we see that every single day on the english channel. thousands of people wanted to come across and hundreds of thousands coming across do they want across legally. why do they want to here? because we are the to come here? because we are the world's most welcoming, warm to come here? because we are the world's nation/elcoming, warm to come here? because we are the world's nation on oming, warm to come here? because we are the world's nation on the ng, warm to come here? beca

3 across parliament square 2 or 3 times without any trouble times today without any trouble at couplesaid, hello, rees—mogg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a rees—mogg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine gg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine flag, ne of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine flag, butf them waving a palestine flag, but it's been fine anyway , um, i'll it's been fine anyway, um, i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation and in somerset there is no chaos. there there is order. there is calm, there is order. standing orders are being followed and understanding orders. the sun will be shining tomorrow . tomorrow. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. good evening, i'm alex deakin, more wet and windy weather to come. particularly lively gusts tomorrow across parts of the south. we've seen plenty of rain today from this set of weat

. >> i'm here in parliament square where perhaps one of the most peaceful , best mannered protests peacefuly a christian group who are going to be here for 240 hours. praying to stop climate change, to oppose fossil fuels and i've come to see what's happening, what they're concerned about. my view is that we can't afford to be cold and poor, that we are going to need fossil fuels, that these are essential for our prosperity, our well—being , and prosperity, our well—being, and our standard of living. but i understand that people disagree , understand that people disagree, and this shows how civilised disagree isn't. and political discourse can be in this country. and this was particularly true when i spoke to earlier . to melanie earlier. >> we're here because we, as a group of christian organisations are about 12 of us. um ranging from christian age through activist groups like christian climate action. i want to pray for action on the climate crisis. we think that this is an existential threat facing not just humanity, but the creation as people of faith. we think that's really important

3 across parliament square 2 or 3 times without any trouble times today without any trouble at coupleeople said, hello, rees—mogg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a rees—mogg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine gg, one of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine flag, ne of them at all. a couple of people said, hello, a palestine flag, butf them waving a palestine flag, but it's been fine anyway , um, i'll it's been fine anyway, um, i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation and in somerset there is no chaos. there there is order. there is calm, there is order. standing orders are being followed and understanding orders. the sun will be shining tomorrow . tomorrow. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. good evening, i'm alex deakin, more wet and windy weather to come. particularly lively gusts tomorrow across parts of the south. we've seen plenty of rain today from this set o

square.ver the way going to spill over all the way around parliament and all around our parliament and all the way down past there as well. we're going to be covering it live. i'm going to be doing a couple of vox pops as well. so that'll coming on my that'll be coming up live on my show 11 pm. tonight. show 9 to 11 pm. tonight. michelle so michelle now, now, ever so much for that, patrick. >> shall be watching >> we shall be watching your show at 9:00. >> and that chap that you spoke to is going to have some fascinating pictures of the back of head, of patrick christys head, isn't he? them. of patrick christys head, isn't he?have them. of patrick christys head, isn't he?have inspect them. of patrick christys head, isn't he?have inspect his them. i'll have to inspect his hairline i wonder what's hairline now. i wonder what's going look right, going on anyway. look right, let's cut to the chase, because the technicalities of these amendments in amendments and the goings on in westminster and t

i got involved in the pro palestine protest at parliament square. i was egged political extremism, but i got it all on record. the police simply stood by on multiple occasions and did absolutely nothing to stop the mob. as i was assaulted. i'll give you the full, exclusive inside story with the video. we cannot give the mob free range . cannot give the mob free range. get in touch or you'll use your waze gb views at gb news. com have you got faith in the police anymore ? were the mob outside anymore? were the mob outside parliament last night controlling what goes on inside ? controlling what goes on inside? and if we have mob rule, are we on the thin end towards social breakdown and anarchy? all of that coming up a juicy show ahead. but first, your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> martin. thank you. your top stories from the gb newsroom. the commons speaker has reiterated his apology over his handung reiterated his apology over his handling of the gaza ceasefire debate. sir lindsay hoyle told mps he has a duty of care and if his mista

square , up statues in parliament square, and nothing seems to be done . and nothing seems to be donecoming later in the week. after the break, the week. but after the break, we'll be back looking at labour's push for a new equality law to do with race and pay for all the details. after this >> you're listening to gb news radio. >> good afternoon britain. it's 248 and we're back with our panel 248 and we're back with our panel. the political editor of huffpost uk, kevin schofield , huffpost uk, kevin schofield, and the editor of capex, alex denby, joins us. uh and we're discussing something that the labour party is proposing. >> yeah , they're going to >> yeah, they're going to introduce a new race equality act. now, they've been talking about but about this for a while, but they're starting to gather a proper proposal. and this proper draft proposal. and this is win the election. is if they win the election. what could this actually mean? a new race equality act, equal pay- new race equality act, equal pay. do we not already have equal pay ? regardless of your equal pay? regardless o

there are crowds gathered outside the parliament in the square in downtown ethics waited with bated breathefstathiou, thank ou breath. a big day. niko efstathiou, thank you very _ breath. a big day. niko efstathiou, thank you very much _ breath. a big day. niko efstathiou, thank you very much for _ breath. a big day. niko efstathiou, thank you very much for that. i the white house national security spokesman has confirmed that classified reports of a national security threat in the us pertain to russia's anti—satellite capability. us media, citing officials, had spoken of the development of a space—based nuclear capable weapon, but mr kirby hasn't confirmed this. the national security adviser, jake sullivan, has been meeting he says it yet active. with me isjuliana suess, who is a research analyst for space security at the royal united services institute, a think—tank. thanks for coming on the programme. thanks for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. we don't know a whole lot of what's actually going on at the moment. we know there is a supposedly nuclear capable satellite, b

um, he's concerned about the policing parliament square. policing in parliament square.onto anti—israel message daubed onto the the side of the the onto the side of the elizabeth tower from, from a distance by projector. he distance by a projector. he doesn't know why the police didn't step in. struck by didn't step in. i was struck by two things, really. one thing, um, compared his remarks to um, he compared his remarks to similar remarks by david cameron back in 2016 by zac goldsmith , back in 2016 by zac goldsmith, criticising sadiq khan for taking taking um, saying the same platform as extremists at the time. and of course, sadiq khan, uh, apologised and said he's done nothing wrong and regretted anything he'd done. but i think there's a sense that he feels that he's a working class guy, maybe clumsy with his language, was found out he's aware about his aware to say about his background , i don't know, i'm background, i don't know, i'm i suppose i know i'm not everybody's cup of tea . everybody's cup of tea. >> um, and sometimes i speak. well, i do speak in a differe

3 days later , 7,000 people gathered in the square near the crimean parliament.l protest escalated into clashes. as the republican authorities later announced, the clash was provoked by supporters of the right-wing sector banned in russia. two people died and 40 were injured. it is february 26 that is considered the last day of kiev’s power on the peninsula. the events of that day are called turning points on the memorial plaque. and those who were not afraid to take responsibility for their own destiny. who made it possible in the crimean spring back in february, see the special material in our next issue. british prime minister ishisunok, who at the beginning of his term promised stability for all residents of the kingdom, is now forced to make excuses for his failures. last year, gdp growth was so weak that the british economy entered a technical recession. and while the government is even trying to find a way out of the crisis, like boris johnson with his lies, a list of gaps in education, rishi sunok seems will be remembered precisely for this economic downt

russia, russia, russia, russia. 3 days later , 7.00 people gathered in the square near the crimean parliamente initially peaceful protest escalated into clashes. as the republican authorities later announced. the clash was provoked by supporters of the right-wing movement banned in russia sector, two people were killed, 40 were injured. it is february 26 that is considered the last day of kiev’s power on the peninsula. the events of that day are called turning points on the memorial plaque. even today he is forced to hide his face from cameras as a precaution. i served in berkut for more than 20 years, even in the nineties, but the last 3 months of service on the maidan turned out to be truly dashing. then the ukrainian authorities disbanded berkut. and 10 years later , the officer does not undertake to discuss the orders of the former command, but still does not understand why, at the height of the protests, the special forces received the command to leave their positions, to be honest, he stunned us all, back on february 18, that is , all day then until late at night, in general , the units

on wednesday night, there was bedlam in parliament square, bedlam, which impacted what was going on insidesn't this actually okay? in his usual subtle way, it's about as subtle as a note tied to a house brick. but naveed, we all have a conversation about islamist extremism, which actually most politicians and the media just try and sweep under the carpet. no, we can't just target just, uh , muslims or people british uh, muslims or people british muslims going out to, um, protest . protest. >> protest is something that's enshrined in law . and, you know, enshrined in law. and, you know, as a democratic country , all as a democratic country, all protests are allowed. but none of protests should turn of those protests should turn into violence. none those into violence. none of those protests, turn into protests, uh, should turn into extremism. if there is extremism. and if there is elements those protests, elements in those protests, those picked up those people should be picked up . we have fantastic technology in . we are even after the in the uk. we are even after the event cameras can pi