on patrick >> it's 9 pm. on patrick christys tonight . christys tonight. >> three withdrew and repent for man. three shanks on the block, 24 inch. we'll leave him drenched. >> that monster in designer clobber has been released early by keir starmer. >> he then says that you can't back a few minutes later with a boiling kettle , and that you go boiling kettle, and that you go to pour it over his head, kidnap, gbh, threats with a machete, trying to pour, boiling water over a child. >> meanwhile, this is big. a member of the house of lords, the justice minister. no less, reveals that judges might have given deliberately long prison sentences to people with no previous convictions during the summer riots. is this cast iron proof of two tier justice? >> and particularly this week, while the media are using racist gang tropes to justify the killing of chris kaba , a labour killing of chris kaba, a labour mp, saying that i'm using racist

gang tropes to justify the killing of chris kaba. >> well, the cctv of him shooting a man in a busy nightclub might undermine that somewhat. oh, and the bbc have stooped to a new low. also tonight, mind letting me know what roughly what your weekly food budget is ? £15 a week . food budget is? £15 a week. labour mps refuse to come on this show to say how they can be age uk champions, despite voting to cut the winter fuel payment and let old people freeze to death in their own homes. we will not let this go, which is why i am fundraising for friends of the elderly. we're nearly at a quarter of £1 million. go to justgiving.com forward slash page forward slash. save our seniors and more on that tonight. >> but also but every year, thousands of people still sit one of the world's toughest exams. >> heathrow terminal four to wembley central station , please. wembley central station, please.

>> as they followed their dream of becoming a london black cabbie. >> i've got a remarkable story for you. i speak to a 70 year old english black cab driver who is being made to pay to take an engush is being made to pay to take an english language test. >> ridiculous is a very clear breach of american electoral law. >> and that is what the trump campaign are complaining about. >> donald trump and elon musk go to war with labour. it's a good job the adults are back in the room on my panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood. we've got landlord and activist adam brooks and broadcaster and journalist nina myskow. i wonder, should these two just get a room? i love the gingers . get a room? i love the gingers. >> the late nights voting . >> the late nights voting. >> the late nights voting. >> get ready britain , here we go.

>> get ready britain, here we go. i'm on the side of the armed police, some labour mps and the bbc seem to be on the side of a disgusting gang member. next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 9:00. first to turkey, where it's understood a kurdish rebel group is likely to be behind the deadly terror attack on a defence and aerospace company. local media is reporting a loud explosion and showed footage of an exchange of gunfire at the site in the turkish capital of ankara. it's understood at this point we know five people have been killed and 22 injured, some in critical condition. turkey's interior minister said earlier that two suspects were neutralised. meanwhile, security camera images from the attack aired on television show a man carrying a backpack and holding an assault rifle . sir keir starmer has rifle. sir keir starmer has rejected calls for the uk to pay

reparations for its historical involvement in the slave trade , involvement in the slave trade, insisting the commonwealth should instead be facing forward together. speaking on his way to a six day head of commonwealth meeting in samoa , the prime meeting in samoa, the prime minister said that he wants to focus on the future. he will arrive at the summit tomorrow where it's understood the issue of reparations may be forced onto the agenda. the bahamas and barbados are among caribbean nafions barbados are among caribbean nations pushing for trillions of poundsin nations pushing for trillions of pounds in compensation for britain's role in slavery and climate change. meanwhile, yvette cooper has announced that firearms officers facing trial over shooting suspects will receive anonymity up to the point of conviction. the home secretary's commons statement follows the jury's decision to clear police marksmen martyn blake of the murder of chris kaba, who was unarmed when shot. further details on the review are expected from the home secretary tomorrow . in other

secretary tomorrow. in other news, a third body has been recovered from the english channel after a migrant boat sank. that's according to the french coastguard. a passing ferry recovered the third victim after a body was spotted floating in the water. a fourth migrant was taken to hospital for treatment after being pulled from the water earlier this morning. around 50 people were on board when the vessel went down, leaving many stranded in the water. to france now, where giselle pellico , the woman at giselle pellico, the woman at the centre of a landmark trial of 50 men who were accused of raping her, has taken to the stand today, sending a powerful message to survivors of sexual violence after being drugged and assaulted by her then husband. she is standing against the men accused of her abuse in her testimony, the 72 year old urged other victims to shed their shame, saying it's not for us to have shame, it's for them. with an open trial and the showing of evidence. giselle hopes to inspire other survivors and the

former world's strongest man winner and british shot put record holder geoff capes has died at the age of 75. cape set the record for the furthest shot put thrown by a british man with a distance of 21.68m in 1980. in a distance of 21.68m in 1980. in a statement , capes family a distance of 21.68m in 1980. in a statement, capes family said the family of geoffrey capes would like to announce his sad passing today. the 23rd of october. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> chris kaba was a one man violent crime machine who was shot in the head by a firearms officer who was just doing his job. it is a disgrace that the police officer was charged with murder, and now he has a £10,000

bounty on his head because he was named publicly, labour made sure that taylor swift was safe so that they could go and see her concerts. will they do something to protect this brave officer and his family? well, here's labour mp kim johnson. >> are the media are using racist gang tropes to justify the killing of chris kaba ? the killing of chris kaba? shocking. 1900 people have died in police custody since 1990. the police do have protections. you know, we know that our black communities are over policed and under supported. so kind. the home secretary give us assurances that we and our communities are kept safe, and that extra protections are not given to the police because they already have the protections they need . they need. >> right. so the media, presumably like me, using racist gang tropes up there with a

shotty trying to get a rap boy that night. >> tc boys got it everybody. >> tc boys got it everybody. >> i mean, i didn't shoot that music video for him. kaba's music video for him. kaba's music video for him. kaba's music video there with the old gun salutes. oh, there we go. what's this? oh, it's just some cctv of him shooting a man in a packed nightclub, isn't it? gosh, what a trope that is. goodness me. yvette cooper has tried to do an old reverse ferret on this. >> when officers act in the most dangerous situations on behalf of the state, it is vital that those officers and their families are not put in further danger during any subsequent legal proceedings. so we will therefore introduce a presumption of anonymity for firearms officers subject to criminal trial following a police shooting in the course of their professional duties, up to the point of conviction. >> all right. well, the fact is he should never have been named in the first place. that police officer and numerous labour politicians like sadiq khan did their best to whip up racial tensions, in my view, as have the bbc. this article was

community noted on twitter. so? so look at this. it says in the community notes here. no evidence is given that the community is actually traumatised. it is the opinion of a single man. that headline that they ran with chris kaba verdict leaves community traumatised. the community notes no evidence of that. it's the views of a single man. here is that single man. >> when the outcome came not guilty, the initial views and text messages and correspondence i was getting from the local communities. here we go again. another black life lost. and as quoted by the community at the hands of the police, quoted by the community at