>> hello. it's 11:00 which means >> hello. it's11:00 which means it's >> hello. it's11:00 which means wsfime >> hello. it's11:00 which means it's time for tomorrow's newspapers tonight. join us over the next hour to find out. what did rachel reeves lie about to get her current job.7 are dogs racist? and get her current job? are dogs racist? and have we found the most offensive pub name? i'm stephen allen. my guest tonight are leo kearse and nick dixon. this is headliners . this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> these are your headlines at 11:00. 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. they were chased by the four armed teenagers who had been looking for revenge following an attack on a house in hartcliffe, which max and mason had nothing to do with. 18 year old riley toliver, a 16 year old boy, a 17 year old boy and a getaway driver. 45 year old anthony snook , were found guilty of the snook, were found guilty of the murders of mason and max by a jury murders of mason and max by a jury of nine men and three women at bristol crown court after a six week trial . a serving six week trial. 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 a then serving met officer, wayne couzens, in march

2021. chancellor rachel reeves said 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 0.2% growth figures reported in germany and japan, but instead the economy grew by nought point 1%. shadow chancellor mel stride says the figures are extremely disappointing . gb news can disappointing. gb news can reveal that 33,000 small boat migrants have crossed the channel. this year. more than 100 others crossed in three small boats today. 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, tv supplier. in other news, tv presenter davina mccall is recovering after undergoing brain surgery to remove a benign tumour. the 57 year old had revealed the news in an instagram post earlier today, saying she has a very rare colloid cyst that affects only 3 in 1,000,000 people. she

explained that she received the diagnosis by chance after booking in for a health scan. now her partner, hairdresser michael douglas, has posted on social to media say the operation went well . in sport, operation went well. in sport, boxing champion mike tyson slapped jake paul at a charged weigh for in tonight's controversial heavyweight fight in texas , after both men had 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. and tonight is the last chance of the year to see a supermoon. and lucky stargazers might get to enjoy a meteor shower this weekend as well. the beaver supermoon will appear brighter and larger overnight into saturday, but overcast conditions could make viewing difficult. after tonight, the next supermoon will not be until

november the 5th of 2025. 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 .com forward slash alerts . .com forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at saturday's top stories with three comedians. let's have a quick look at what leo and nick will have to deal with on saturday's front pages. first of all, the times dumped the socialist eu trump aide tells britain . the telegraph goes with britain. the telegraph goes with badenoch challenges starmer on hate laws. your express for tomorrow, says say a prayer for me in brain tumour fight. the davina story. shame on the mirror davina. say a prayer for me. the sun pray for me and the daily star goes with i'll be

your doctor dolittle, right? let's have a closer look at some of those front pages. leo the times what are they going with? >> so the times has dumped the socialist eu trump aide tells britain. >> the uk has urged to align with the us if it wants a trade deal with the us if it wants a trade deal. obviously keir starmer is a national socialist. he's sort of gravitating towards europe and america is saying, no, don't do that. don't, don't go towards socialist europe, you know, come, come to the free, free trade america. we can make you almost part of nafta or whatever. it's been replaced with. and because america is looking like it's going to put tariffs on imported goods, blanket tariffs of up to 20% on goods imported into the us and imports from china face tariffs of up to 60%. so obviously if you're more aligned, if you're more friendly to america, more friendly to mr trump, more friendly to america, more friendly to mr trump , then you friendly to mr trump, then you get a better deal. you get a lower tariff . unfortunately, lower tariff. unfortunately, david lammy and most of the labour government have spent the past few years just constantly carrying out blasphemous, not

blasphemous , defamatory blasphemous, defamatory character assassinations against trump. >> do you think david lammy's move now is to pretend that nazis is just like a nickname, just like, hey, nazi guy, you know, we go way back, that kind of thing? >> well, it could feasibly say that that's just a word we call everybody, which is true. >> what is blasphemous is you saying mr trump has said of president trump, that's that's what i object to. but this is so frustrating because this trade deal already got stalled when biden got in. but now it's so frustrating to see the maga revolution. and we're stuck in the sort of starmer soviet union. you know, stephen, this is stephen moore saying this, by the way, and he's saying basically it seems like, you know, with the uk going towards europe, we won't bother with a trade deal. but isn't that so frustrating. you've got musk slashing government departments. you've got robert kennedy doing whatever he does. you've got trump . and it feels like we trump. and it feels like we could be part of that. we're going to be stuck. years behind. >> why are you talking down britain? you should say that we are. we're hot property. they should want to be getting in on this. some of this sweet action . this. some of this sweet action. >> yeah, well they should they should still give us it because starmer is not going to be here

very long. that's what they should realise. he's only been here a few months. i've got a story i haven't revealed yet. he'll be in a few months, few years. >> he had a health check and something got found. >> no, ijust something got found. >> no, i just mean they're not going to last long. this labour government, they're so widely despised. so the smart thing is to give us a trade deal for when someone good gets in. yeah, absolutely. >> and rachel reeves says she's not going to allow in chlorinated chicken or hormone treated beef. she's she says she's not going to allow british farmers to be undercut. but i think we might need some of those hormones. i've been looking at british people and i'm not sure they're getting enough hormones, and i've noficed enough hormones, and i've noticed americans, you know, how they're all big and muscly and they've got this big acromegalic jaws, right? like the big alanis morissette jaw. i think it comes from i think it comes from hormones in canadian. but anyway, well, same, same kind of thing. it's still part of america. >> and there's one little other story. my big ozempic secret, daisy goodwin. but it's just that you took ozempic right? >> yeah, it's a guessable secret, isn't it? >> yeah, but i really do feel kind of reassured in a way that, you know, as our as our freedoms are being restricted in the uk, at least, the trump administration is willing to flex its muscles to project western liberal ideas, like they

say that if, you know, if europe restricts freedom of speech, if it shuts down x, they're going to threaten to pull out of nato. so yeah, it's great that america is standing up for us. >> i'm sure we won't be doing anything that threatens free speech. anyway. moving on to the telegraph, nick. what have they got? >> well, it's funny you should say that, steve. they've got a link. come on. i know you've done. you've definitely done radio. they've got badenoch challenges. starmer on hate laws. so kemi badenoch was chosen instead of robert jenrick for some reason. but she's good on this stuff. she's very strong 1520 00:08:33,808 -