think he summed it >> i mean, i think he summed it up. really? nazis? >> shocking footage of a feral child at the stand up to racism protest. this weekend. are the far left guilty of radicalising their kids? talking of radicals . their kids? talking of radicals. putting up a tank around a tank around another zionist . i expose around another zionist. i expose the disgusting naked antisemitism. would the police have let that protest take place outside a mosque? i don't think so . 50. >> so. >> and oh gosh , i feel a patrick >> and oh gosh, i feel a patrick feeling okay. >> you have now raised more than £270,000 for friends of the elderly. i promise to swim in a freezing cold tarn to raise awareness for old people who will sadly die of cold this winter. but how long did i last? the full, very embarrassing video is on at 10 pm. also tonight. if he wants to learn

about two—tiered justice, maybe he should come and learn about the family of chris kaba , the the family of chris kaba, the head of the national education union. they're caught on camera saying gangland gunman chris kaba should have had his day in court. is this what they're teaching your kids? >> and we'll also be the first budget delivered by a woman even eve r. >> even >> yayi i mean, rachel reeves is accused of lying on her cv and being economically incompetent, but all starmer cares about is the fact that she's a woman. can he actually tell you what one is yet? and i will enjoy tomorrow. >> i disagree with tommy , but >> i disagree with tommy, but come on, freedom of speech. they don't believe in it. >> they don't believe in it. >> they don't believe in it. >> tommy, what do you make of tommy robinson being locked up for 18 months on my panel tonight? it's daily express columnist carole malone. we've got journalist benjamin butterworth and the ex—chairman of the tory party, sir jake berry. i wonder what's got the speaker of the house of commons so worked up. >> it is totally unacceptable to go around the world telling

everybody, rather than these members, they were elected by the constituents of this country and they deserve to be treated better. >> get ready britain. here we go. labour punching the public and freezing pensioners to death. next . next. >> patrick, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories . well, just two days stories. well, just two days away from labour's first budget in almost 15 years, the prime minister's set the stage, insisting britain must embrace the harsh light of fiscal reality. he said in a speech earlier today. he outlined £240 million to boost jobs and public services aimed at avoiding what he called devastating austerity. however , the prime minister however, the prime minister warned tax hikes are inevitable, calling it fiction to cut taxes

and still fund services. he also revealed a new £3 cap on bus fares set to replace the previous £2 cap, as the conservatives accused him of leading a government of broken promises . deputy leader of the promises. deputy leader of the liberal democrats daisy cooper says the burden of the budget shouldn't fall on struggling families . families. >> of course, the conservatives have left the economy in a terrible mess and the labour party have got to make some very difficult decisions. but we liberal democrats are very clear that the burden of this budget should not fall on small businesses and struggling families. the burden of this budget should be borne by the big corporations, who can afford to pay a little bit more to get our public services back on their feet . their feet. >> meanwhile, footage of a labour mp punching a man in the street threatens to derail sir keir starmer's focus on the budget. mike amesbury was stripped of the labour whip following the release of cctv footage , appearing to show him footage, appearing to show him repeatedly hitting a man to the ground. while the clip described as very graphic by cabinet minister pat mcfadden , is now

minister pat mcfadden, is now under police investigation, amesbury claims he felt threatened after a night out and reported the altercation himself to cheshire police . tommy to cheshire police. tommy robinson has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for contempt of court after repeating false claims against a syrian refugee, breaking a high court order. the 41 year old admitted to ten breaches, including airing a film called silenced, containing the allegations. mrjustice johnson said robinson's actions were a flagrant breach and warned nobody is above the law. supporters in court waved and blew kisses as robinson was led away. the film remains pinned to robinson's social media, though he could cut his sentence by removing it . and finally, in removing it. and finally, in sport, manchester united have reportedly made a move to appoint ruben amorim as their new manager after sacking erik ten hag earlier today. ten hag was dismissed after united suffered their fourth premier league defeat of the season

yesterday at west ham, dropping to 14th in the table. now , to 14th in the table. now, reports this evening suggest the old trafford club were moving quickly to replace ten hag and were willing to pay the £83 million release clause to secure 39 year old amorim, who is sporting lisbon side, sit top of the portuguese table. united have thus far declined to comment. ruud van nistelrooy, the former dutch striker who was assistant manager, will take charge of manchester united as interim head coach and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in an hour. >> the labour party not content with freezing pensioners to death. now one mp is punching constituents in the face, allegedly. labour mp iron mike tyson amesbury was caught on camera appearing to sucker punch a man in the street at about 3 am. the helsby hell raiser then

allegedly landed six more blows while the helpless man lay sprawled on the pavement. here it is . oh, are they fighting ? it is. oh, are they fighting? >> wait, wait. stop it, stop it, stop it i the fight i stop it! the fight! >> the runcorn rocky then went in for more, helpfully confirming to everyone that he is in fact the mp for the local area. >> well, ever threaten the mp . >> well, ever threaten the mp. ever threaten me again? >> will you leave it ? >> will you leave it? >> will you leave it? >> on the floor. leave it. the mp of runcorn, smacking someone on the floor. >> get off with your foot now! yes, i am. yes i am. >> and you won't threaten the mp ever again, will you? >> he has been suspended by the labour party, but he has not resigned . how has he not resigned. how has he not resigned? he must resign. he says that he was threatened. well, here's a still image of the man on the receiving end of the man on the receiving end of the left wingers left hook. so

we can see there it's circled for you. he appears to have his handsin for you. he appears to have his hands in his pockets. and now the daily mail reports that it apparently all kicked off over an argument about the temporary closure of a local bridge and the scrapping, if you'll excuse the scrapping, if you'll excuse the pun, of the winter fuel payment. so, conceivably, mike amesbury voted to allow old people to freeze to death this winter and then battered a man in the street for daring to criticise him. if that's all it takes for red mike to see the red mist , then i'm not sure he's red mist, then i'm not sure he's fit to be an mp, but mps now have additional taxpayer funding for protection from the public. perhaps it's the public that needs protecting from them. if only there was a clip of iron mike talking about how bad street violence is. >> doctor emily taylor in collaboration with the co—operative group, traced the psychological impact of this epidemic of violence. she highlighted the incidence of post—traumatic stress disorder in employees after their

assaults in the most severe cases, they were too traumatised to return to work, and here he is calling people thugs. >> here we are. he's saying that for violent disorder you can get five years in prison. apparently shortly before the alleged street fight, he'd had a meeting with the police and crime commissioner, which is a picture of just there. he'd raised residents concerns for community safety. were they talking about you, mike? he previously called for dominic raab to resign over allegations that he threw a tomato at a wall during a bit of a row, which, by the way, turned out to be completely false. now it's one thing throwing tomatoes. mike. what about allegedly throwing left hooks and a few jabs? is that a resigning matter? and then we've got this unfortunate tweet. so proud to be back in to parliament represent the people of runcorn and helsby. i will fight all my constituents, especially the most in need. oh no. sorry mike, sorry i misread that. you'll fight for them. you'll fight for them. got it mate, i've got it. the public think this is ridiculous.

someone changed his wikipedia page to say mike leigh amesbury is a british street fighter and a labour politician. i remember when keir starmer said this. >> i invite you all to join this government of service. >> did he mean serving them a >> did he mean serving