day showed that growth was nowhere near the level expected. what do you think? also get this everyone a reform uk mp has said that taxpayers should not be footing the bill for translation services. what do you think to that? also, i say this often don't everyone? we live in some kind of weird clown world. but get this kids as young as nine years old have been investigated for non—crime hate incidents. are you ready for calling each other names? please give me some strength and you'll need your strength and you'll need your strength for the next story. everyone. because. awful. a with the worst kind of child abuse

images has today avoided jail. i've got a question for you. how on earth does this keep happening? especially when we seem utterly obsessed with jailing other people for their tweets? and a story that caught my eye? a village christmas market has been cancelled for the first time in 25 years due to the amount of health and safety prep that they need to do, not least in relation to potential terror attacks. what is going on? lots to get stuck into and who better to do it with? look, my friday favourites, lord daniel moylan, the tory life peer, and paul embery, the trade unionist and broadcaster. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for the 6:00 news headlines. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom . four teenagers the gb newsroom. four teenagers and a 45 year old man have been convicted of murdering 15 year

old mason rist and 16 year old max dixon, who were attacked with machetes in a case of mistaken identity. 18 year old riley toliver , a 16 year old boy riley toliver, a 16 year old boy and a 17 year old boy and getaway driver , 45 year old getaway driver, 45 year old anthony snook, were found guilty of the murders of mason and anthony snook, were found guilty by a jury of nine men and three women at bristol crown court after a six week trial. a 15 year old boy was also found guilty of the murder of max , guilty of the murder of max, after previously pleading guilty to the murder of mason. a serving metropolitan police officer has been sacked after accessing confidential files about the case of sarah everard. pc miles mchugh was among three officers who were found to have committed gross misconduct at a three week disciplinary tribunal in south—east london. 33 year old miss everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered by then serving met officer wayne couzens in march 2021. gb news

can now confirm that 33,000 small boat migrants have crossed the channel. this year. more than 100 others crossed in two small boats today, while another boatis small boats today, while another boat is making the crossing this moment. it comes just a day after the prime minister announced the significant arrest of a suspected migrant boat suppuer.in of a suspected migrant boat supplier. in other of a suspected migrant boat supplier . in other news, supplier. in other news, chancellor rachel reeves says she's not satisfied with the figures after the uk's economy barely grew between july and september. it was expected to meet the same nought point 2% growth figures reported in germany, and japan, but instead the economy grew by nought point 1%. the gdp figures have pushed the uk towards the bottom of the g7 the uk towards the bottom of the 67 growth table for the third quarter over the year. shadow chancellor mel stride says the figures are extremely disappointing, while the prime minister said the government needs to align with the us and the eu for economic growth. >> we need good relations both with the us and with the eu.

i've been very clear that i don't think the deal that we've got with the eu is good enough, and that's why we are resetting that and looking for a better deal that and looking for a better deal. whether that's on security and defence, hugely important, but also on trade . so i do think but also on trade. so i do think we can do better than what we've got. and that's why we've spent a lot of time and invested in resetting that relationship . resetting that relationship. >> and in sport , boxing champion >> and in sport, boxing champion mike tyson slapped jake paul at a charged weigh in for tonight's controversial heavyweight fight in texas, after both men had weighed in. paul crawled across the floor before rising up to tyson's eyeline for the traditional final head to head. 58 year old tyson then slapped his opponent across the face, prompting security and team members to rush in to separate the fighters. paul, however, seemed unfazed. instead, he blew kisses at the former champion . kisses at the former champion. those are the latest gb news

headlines. now it's back to michel for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> thank you very much for that. i'm michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company on this friday evening until 7:00 alongside me. lord daniel moylan, the tory life peer in the house of lords , and prince the house of lords, and prince harry. sorry, i mean, paul embery, the trade unionist and broadcaster. i've missed you too. i've not had you together in the studio for quite some time . welcome back everyone. time. welcome back everyone. what did you think back to that boxing story there at the end of the headlines? >> mike tyson was a great fighter in his day , and i always fighter in his day, and i always think it's quite sad when they come back when they're in their 50s or 60s, because they've taken a heck of a lot of punishment throughout their

careers. i mean, you often see old boxers kind of walking around. they've got their punch drunk, they've got parkinson's disease quite often. they die early and they suffer from dementia. and what have you and i can't imagine mike tyson needs to do this for the money. perhaps he does, but i just think it's incredibly sad that at that time in their life, they're putting themselves through it. it's going to create a huge amount of entertainment for people. i mean, billions, hundreds of millions will be watching it. but i think really it's a bit sad to you. i'm a boxing fan, by the way, are you are you a boxing fan? >> no, i'm not a boxing fan. are you not? no. you could have fooled me, sport. you know, michel, i'm not the best person to pick. >> it's an odd phenomenon, isn't it? what do you think to it? these youtubers versus these once very elite athletes. have you got any strong feelings on that? get in touch and let me know. there's so much that we need to discuss this evening yet again. another has escaped jail. i want to look at that before the end of the programme. why?

ladies and gents, why, when we're so obsessed with putting people in prison for their tweets, why do these awful, awful people avoid jail? i want to look at that. and lots and lots of other stuff. you get in touch with me all the usual ways. email me gb views @gbnews. com go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay. or you can tweet or text me and it is friday night. so if you do need to be out and about, you can take me with you on your radio. what a treat. look, there's lots that we need to discuss, shall we talk then about the economy? because the labour party are very , very passionate about very, very passionate about growth and it's not happened. the latest figures that have come out show that actually we've had a small contraction. instead . what do you make to this? >> well, the first thing i'd say to be fair is that it's not right to judge the performance of the economy on the basis of just a single set of figures in one fairly short period. yeah . one fairly short period. yeah. that said, it's perfectly clear that this labour government has

noidea that this labour government has no idea what what what what economic growth requires. no idea at all. the only thing they know about is growing the government. the main thing they need to do to get economic growth is to cut taxes and get out of the way, and they're not doing any of that. they're putting taxes up and they're going round badmouthing the country the whole time. rachel reeves spent her entire time making everybody feel utterly gloomy about the british economy, even to the point of frightening investors off. no wonder we're not seeing any growth. >> indeed, paul embery , she's >> indeed, paul embery, she's put herself in the straitjacket of these stupid fiscal rules. >> she's treating government spending like it's a household budget, which is completely wrong. it's not a household budget. when you are a currency issuing sovereign government, you need never be short of money. you may lack resources. you may lack materials, you may lack labour, you may lack land, and you're restricted in that way. but as a sovereign country,

we are not restricted in terms of the availability of money or caphal of the availability of money or capital, and you cannot cut your way to growth. the only way to sensibly and quickly get way to growth. the only way