up to you . >> your opinion is up to you. but that's plus watch out massive fatties. >> the lard police are in town. >> the lard police are in town. >> should the taxpayer fund obese people to have weight loss jabs? obese people to have weight loss jabs.7 or should we just take their sofas off them? on jabs? or should we just take their sofas off them? on my panel tonight is political commentator emma webb, director of the centre for migration economic prosperity. stephen wolf and former labour minister bill rammell o a&e. any guesses as to what's going on here? >> what are they doing ? >> what are they doing? >> what are they doing? >> to get ready . britain. here >> to get ready. britain. here we go . we go. radical islam is a ticking time bomb. next. >> good evening. it's 9:00. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb

newsroom. the prime minister and the health secretary have said new weight loss jabs could help boost the british economy and get people back into work. wes streeting suggested the latest medicines could be life changing for individuals and would ease pressure on the nhs. but experts are insisting that the drug is not a quick fix, nor a replacement for eating well and exercising, and should only be offered under medical supervision , a court has been supervision, a court has been told that sara sharif had to wear a hijab to hide her facial injuries she received in the lead up to her death. the ten year old was beaten with objects, burnt with an iron and bitten within the week before she died. her body was found in an upstairs bedroom at her home in surrey last year. after her father, irfan sharif, called the police and confessed to the killing after fleeing to pakistan. the minicab driver is on trial, along with sarah's stepmother and uncle. they all deny murder and causing or

allowing the death of a child . allowing the death of a child. the police officer who shot chris kaba has told the old bailey he did not intend to kill him when he opened fired. martin blake told jurors that he only intended to stop the car cabel was driving, and aimed for the centre of his body. mr cable was shot in the head while driving in south—east london back in september of 2022. he died in hospital the next day. mr blake, a marksman for the metropolitan police, is accused of murder, which he denies and it's been reported that the prime minister did in fact meet with taylor swift. the sun are reporting that their meeting lasted around ten minutes. backstage after her concert at wembley. they reportedly discussed the attack in southport at a taylor swift inspired dance class, which took place the previous month. this comes after the reported controversy surrounding the pop

star being given an enhanced police escort by the met . and police escort by the met. and finally, thomas tuchel has now agreed to become the new england manager. the former bayern munich manager , who also won the munich manager, who also won the champions league with chelsea in 2021, will succeed gareth southgate and become england's first ever german born boss. well, those are your latest gb news headlines. i'm lewis mckenzie. more from me in an hours mckenzie. more from me in an hour's time for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> a jihadi lunatic stabbed sir david amess , mp to death three david amess, mp to death three years ago today. well, i'm sorry to say that we've learned nothing . ali harbi ali nothing. ali harbi ali slaughtered an mp because he was an islamist who supported

islamic state. and yet our mps wanted to make it all about social media. they wanted david's law to cut down on social media abuse. well, look, hey, why don't we just cut down on jihadis instead? the head of mi5 on jihadis instead? the head of m15 has just warned us that al—qaeda and isis are on the rise again in britain. >> we've seen appalling loss of life in gaza and now lebanon and conflict spiralling in the wider region, with all the implications that brings for middle eastern and uk security . middle eastern and uk security. today we are powerfully alive to the risk that events in the middle east directly trigger terrorist action in the uk. i'll finish here with a terrorist trend that concerns me most the worsening threat from al—qaeda and in particular from islamic state. >> ex—tory mp mike freer, who had to wear a stab vest at all times, stood down because he didn't want to be killed. we see open support for terrorist groups every single weekend, pretty much on the streets. >> the only solution is jihad by

the armies of the muslim country, not by you and me, who we are training to our help. there are people with arms in egypt' there are people with arms in egypt, in pakistan, in saudi arabia, in jordan, across the muslim world. >> our own police force, apparently aren't educated enough to know what a terrorist group is. >> so they were warning the leader of terrorist organisations. >> your opinion is up to you. but that is a legally a terrorist organisation. again sir, your opinion is your opinion? no, that's not my opinion. >> that's the opinion of the government. and you are allowed. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> sorry, we're not allowed. we don't take opinions. we're just here. >> it's not an opinion. >> it's not an opinion. >> it's not an opinion. >> it's an opinion that is not okay. >> yeah. i mean, honestly, like what? what chance have we got? really? but anyway , you look on, really? but anyway, you look on, don't you? and you see attacks in europe, like in sangam where

at a festival of diversity, ironically, a 26 year old syrian asylum seeker stabbed three people to death. and we say apparently we want more of that . apparently we want more of that. >> englishmen don't talk about me. you do not know me . i come me. you do not know me. i come to england because i want to marry with your sister . don't marry with your sister. don't talk about me more . i'm marry with your sister. don't talk about me more. i'm going to come to england. i'm going to p0p ' p0p, p0p- come to england. i'm going to pop , pop, pop. mother come to england. i'm going to p0p , p0p, pop. mother. pop, pop, pop. mother. >> yeah. p0p, p0p, pop. mother. >> yeah. it couldn't really be clearer there, could he? just in case the kalashnikov on his cheek didn't give it away. and later on in the show, we've got a bombshell new video for want of a better phrase, from our friend mudassar, who is claiming to be in england and wanting to meet with nigel. it'll be interesting to see whether or not the home office or indeed the police bothered to respond to us on that one. but anyway, right this moment, that gun loving illegal migrant as i said, is telling the world that he is currently in england and

wanting to meet nigel, our former home secretary. james cleverly. he released this festive video last year . cleverly. he released this festive video last year. happy christmas everyone! don't get blown up by a jihadi message. >> we're saying is that if people see something, if they're worried about something, if something doesn't look right, go with your instincts. contact the police. they're to here help, and they're here to make sure everyone can enjoy christmas in safety and security. >> the christmas market, they're done the done the old fashioned way. anyway. we've foiled more than 20 iran backed plots in britain recently, yet we allow iran to send radical hate preachers to an islamic centre in london, which is accused of being iran's nerve centre. we keep teaching kids how bad british history is and how we are the font of all evil. then we wonder why1 in 10, 18 to 24 we wonder why 1 in 10, 18 to 24 year olds support hamas. we've got votes in parliament, haven't we? being dismantled simply because terrorists might attack mps ? mps? >> i will do whatever it is to protect anybody in this chamber or anybody who works in this

house. that is my duty of care. >> yeah. i mean, i would politely ask what your duty of care to us is because we're the ones as well who have to live amongst all of it, aren't we? but anyway, i have a theory, actually, as to why politicians don't want to address the islamist terror threat, even when one of their own, sadly is killed by it , because they'd killed by it, because they'd have to admit that they let the problem in and they allowed it to stay here. let's get to my panel to stay here. let's get to my panel. we've got writer and broadcaster emma webb. we've got the director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity, steven woolfe and ex—labour minister bill rammell. emma, do you think we've learnt anything three years on from the islamist slaughter of david amess? >> no, no, i mean, we've seen evenin >> no, no, i mean, we've seen even in the last, last general election campaign, particularly labour mps being harassed by people who don't believe in the democratic system. this has been an ongoing problem. you mentioned there, mike freer. i mean, this goes back a long way,

but people have even forgotten about people like that . stephen about people like that. stephen timms, i think it was who was stabbed , not fatally, luckily, stabbed, not fatally, luckily, by an islamist. stabbed, not fatally, luckily, by an islamist . what about, you by an islamist. what about, you know, the memory of pc palmer , know, the memory of pc palmer, who was murdered outside of parliament. so no , i don't think parliament. so no, i don't think that we've learned anything from this. and actually, the footage that you showed there 1523 00:09: