his election victory this after his election victory this week, the sun newspaper is reporting that the newly elected us president also spoke about his love for the uk and said he is a huge admirer of the royal family. the friendly phone call will fuel hopes that britain can avoid trump's proposed tariffs and do its own trade deal with the us . meanwhile, joe biden has the us. meanwhile, joe biden has ianed the us. meanwhile, joe biden has invited donald trump to meet him invited donald trump to meet him in the white house next week . in the white house next week. the sitting president and the president elect will meet in the oval office on wednesday. the post—election invitation is a tradition held between outgoing and incoming presidents to the middle east, now, where qatar has threatened to stop mediating a gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal until hamas and israel show a sincere willingness to return to the negotiating table , officials negotiating table, officials have told hamas that it will no longer host its political office unless the terrorist group and israel engage in constructive and meaningful talks. the gulf country has served as a mediator

between the two sides since the conflict began last october, after hamas's attacks on israel and rebel farmers are threatening to blockade ports and starve supermarkets of food in protest against labour tax rises. the telegraph newspaper is reporting a number are also plotting to withhold produce and livestock in a bid to trigger food shortages. this comes as farmers are planning a protest in central london on the 19th of november. in response to rachel reeves changes to inheritance tax on farmers. meanwhile, the deputy president of the nfu, david wood, has said there's many things wrong with the budget and it's threatened. food suppues. budget and it's threatened. food supplies . those are the latest supplies. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners 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. >> dot com. forward slash alerts .

>> dot com. forward slash alerts. >> dot com. forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories i'm stephen allen. let's take a quick look to see what paul and lewis will have to work with. with a sunday front pages. the observer goes with we will oppose trump's plans to slap tariffs on uk mail on sunday, says reveal who stumped up millions for royal lodge . andrew millions for royal lodge. andrew told the sunday express brave kate returns to work as a sunday telegraph. rebel farmers threaten blockades. sounds like star wars and sun on sunday. back on duty is their headline. and finally, the sunday times £1 billion budget bill for tesco fuel price rise fears. lots of words in that one. let's have a closer look now with the front pages we go to the sun. paul, what are they going on.7 >> we do back on duty. and of course, this is kate, princess of wales , and she's back on duty of wales, and she's back on duty tonight or last night. >> if you're watching this

tomorrow at a remembrance sunday event. and of course, it's great to see kate back on top form. my dad survived a cancer diagnosis this year and whilst he is nowhere near as beautiful as kate, i can appreciate the relief. >> the beauty is in the eye of the beholder. >> yeah, we haven't found that yet. you have met him and i don't know if you thought he was beautiful, but we've yet to find the person who does. >> i've never met kate . >> i've never met kate. therefore, out of all of the people, the set of people that i've met, your dad is more attractive. >> and he will be very happy about that. >> i'll do it. you hate the royals , louis. what are you royals, louis. what are you going to do on this one.7 >> going to do on this one? >> but i love paul's dad. and paups >> but i love paul's dad. and paul's dad loves me. so shout out to paul's dad. and i like dad's. i like i prefer the mom's more than the dad's. dad's. i like i prefer the mom's more than the dad's . but that's more than the dad's. but that's why that restraining order is in place. well, you've got to accept that. you've got to do what you got to do if there's a dad around. but this is. yeah. i don't know what i just said, i don't know what i just said, i don't know, but let's get back on the story is that is that she supposedly had cancer, which is horrible to have. but but she could have been she could have

been an educational moment for cancen been an educational moment for cancer. the whole the whole the whole thing about cancer is like a lie is that you shouldn't use chemotherapy. you shouldn't use radiation therapy. you should just cut back your carbs. right. >> and you say this as an experienced oncologist of how many years have you been in practice? >> i have read the youtube. i've seen the youtube videos, i've read, i've read the thumbnails, and i follow doctor siegfried c f r i e d t n and i follow doctor siegfried c fr i e d t n siegfried. and i follow doctor siegfried c f r i e d t n siegfried. yeah, fr i e d t n siegfried. yeah, let's encourage that. >> you see the one that the tiger got? >> he is the one he's. i mean, you don't want to joke. you don't want to joke. you don't want to joke about cancer. but you just did. yeah, i didn't joke about it. i was totally serious. you perceived it as a joke they perceived. because you can't, you know, people are thinking, oh, he must be kidding. i'm not kidding. do you not? >> i don't even want to go down this rabbit hole too far. do you not think if it were simply a case of eat fewer carbs, then we wouldn't have needed to end up inventing all of the chemotherapy and radiotherapy that we've got? we would have noticed. >> are you falling into the trap, steve? by the sound of it? >> yeah, i won't answer, i won't answer, i'll answer it. it's

like. it's like the fa medical establishment. they make money off of this stuff, and they don't want to believe that. it's the things that we've eaten, we're eating that cause not necessarily the cancer to develop, but the cancer to grow . develop, but the cancer to grow. >> yeah, we'll probably move on. observer louis, this is also about cancer. >> no. >> no. >> oh here we go. >> oh here we go. >> we will oppose trump's plans to slap tariffs on the uk. this is reeves. reeves is the chancellor. she's like the second in command in the country, though she was never really elected. or was she elected? i think she's a point. >> is she elected exactly the same way that the prime minister was elected. we elect ministers, we elect mps and then the first minister. the prime minister, yeah.is minister. the prime minister, yeah. is the one in charge of their party. >> but who is he? the prime minister of what is he, the prime minister of the people? is he the people's prime minister, the parliament, or is he the king's first minister or the parliament? is he the king? >> i'd imagine we should talk about the story. >> oh, that's a good point. no,

no. let him. what are you saying, king? >> the king? >> the king? >> i'm auditioning to be steve for only ever crop up and go into the house of lords. he ain't even allowed in the house of commons. yeah, but isn't he? >> isn't the prime minister, the first minister of the king? no. okay, we'll have to. you know, you might be right. i'm not sure about this , but but so what about this, but but so what happens is, is we've got time. is that donald? donald trump? no, this is very important. donald trump, he says, hey, we're going to we're going to slap tariffs on anybody who's not fair. and it's possible that our balance of trade is not that good. our i mean, the american is not good with the english british. and he's saying, hey, if you don't play nice, all he's doing is saying, you better be nice to us. he could have said back in the day, he would have said, you know, we might nuke you. but he's not saying that. >> he's just saying we might calm down in old age. >> is he not? yeah. >> is he not? yeah. >> yeah . sorry, i was, i was >> yeah. sorry, i was, i was i was going to add some sort of credence to this whole program. >> let him interrupt me , please. >> let him interrupt me, please. >> let him interrupt me, please. >> sorry. sorry, louis. i, as you know, i love working with you. and our viewers definitely

saw that earlier , but i think saw that earlier, but i think trump could be a huge part of the saving of the british economy. if, for instance, i think i'd be worried if i was rachel reeves because it goes against all of our political ideology to work with trump. but he holds the trump cards here, right? he really does . because right? he really does. because if he puts o% tariff on all of the goods, trading between the us and the uk, which he could well do , that would put us in well do, that would put us in a much stronger position than anyone else in europe, and every indicator suggests he may well do that because he's not exactly friendly with the eu. he's a big fan of brexit. he likes he likes , fan of brexit. he likes he likes, he likes great britain. yeah, he might not he like