today's show, i'll tell storm on today's show, i'll tell you the heartbreaking tale of evelyn and opa, 76, who thinks she'd get better treatment in britain if she arrived here via dinghy. and this week, 20,000 furious farmers took to the streets to protest against labour's inheritance tax raid. well, today, shock new figures show the government is sending £536 million to help foreign farmers, and that's more money than the entire tax raid proposed by labour. i'll speak to two farmers who are crying. enoughis to two farmers who are crying. enough is enough. at first, oasis came back and now the asbo is back. but will labour's respect orders have any more impact than the much mocked 1990s asbo, especially as on the very same day the met has announced they are axing 2000 frontline coppers to cut costs and locals in farnborough are livid after luxury flats were hoovered up by a london council to house homeless londoners.

i'll be joined by a local councillor who feels that crime fidden councillor who feels that crime ridden newham is dumping problem tenants on their town that cannot even house its own homeless or needy citizens. and bah humbug from me, because £8 for a pint with a one pint limit, £12 for a curry flavoured hot dog. endless queues , seas of hot dog. endless queues, seas of revellers, nothing remotely traditional and of course, the fear of a terrorist attack. is it just me or a christmas? markets? totally and utterly rubbish. that's all coming up in the next hour . waafs the show. the next hour. waafs the show. always a pleasure to have you accompany two sensational immigration exclusives on the show today. as i said, first of all, in farnborough , locals all, in farnborough, locals livid. no consultation whatsoever. the out of town london councils buying properties way above the market rate locally, forcing locals out, dumping homeless people from london on their community.

no consultation whatsoever. and this government promised to end asylum hotels. remember that? well, i've got exclusive footage from inside a hotel in warwick, 360 men being moved into the area, locals once again having no consultation. i'll speak to an outraged local. what's your take on all of this? get in touch. the usual ways is gb news .com forward slash your say. but before we kick off my show, here's the rest of the headlines andifs here's the rest of the headlines and it's sophia wenzler. >> martin thank you. good afternoon . it's just gone 3:00. afternoon. it's just gone 3:00. these are your headlines . these are your headlines. gatwick's south terminal is reopening for passengers after a security alert was cleared by sussex police. it comes after the terminal was evacuated today to investigate sussex police have confirmed that they were called to the airport this morning following a suspected prohibited item being found in some luggage. they also added that an explosive ordnance

disposal team has been deployed to the airport as a precaution . to the airport as a precaution. foreign secretary david lammy has vowed to continue supporting ukraine following threats from putin to strike the uk . the putin to strike the uk. the russian leader confirmed the country had tested a new intermediate range weapon in response to ukrainian missile strikes earlier in the week. he also added that russia are entitled to strike those countries who supported ukraine. earlier, member of the ukrainian parliament kira rudik told gb news how important it is for the west to continue in their support . support. >> the only thing that russia is good at is terrorising peaceful cities with the missiles and they are not even good in defending their own country right now. when they see that the western support is actually helping to ukraine defend ourselves against russian terrorist attacks, he is expanding the threats the western leaders understand the value of these threats and understand that the only

language that russia understands is the language of force, the language of power and this is why we keep asking to continue strengthening ukraine in our defence against russia and its terrible aggression . terrible aggression. >> police in lahore have detained the manager and an owner of a hostel in connection with the death of six people. it was confirmed yesterday that british citizen simone white was one of those who have died as a result of the incident . those result of the incident. those who were poisoned are believed to have been served drinks tainted with methanol. earlier, one former guest at the hostel told gb news how shocked she is by the incident. >> i'm shocked because of how popular this hostel is, but you know, sometimes i kind of think, you know, how how long, you know, until this actually happened. know, until this actually happened . something like this. happened. something like this. and that was literally like where where every backpacker goes like it's cheap. it's sociable. and as you say, they offer that free alcohol and that's between 7 and 9 pm. they're just serving it to

everyone. and it's just vodka, rum like everyone goes back in the uk. >> the family of a woman found deadin >> the family of a woman found dead in a car boot in london have paid tribute to her. in a statement, the family of 24 year old birla said you left this world, but you are still in our hearts and will always be there. it comes after detectives investigating the murder released a new cctv image of her on the night police believe she was killed. the image shows birla walking in the area around the corby boating lake in northamptonshire on sunday, the 10th of november. she is seen in the picture with her husband pankaj lamba, who has been described by police as the prime suspect in the investigation. an international manhunt to find the 23 year old continues. detectives suspect he has fled the country. in other news, the ofgem energy price cap has been announced this morning and it's bad news for households. the regulator has revealed that as of january 1st, the energy bills

are on average. the average household will increase by 1.2%, a rise of £21. given the 10% hike in october and the cuts to pensioner fuel allowance. the news of a further rise this morning will likely come as a blow to many across the uk. earlier, lib dem leader sir ed davey put pressure on the government to support those who needit government to support those who need it most. >> energy bills have already too high. the idea they're going up even further is just outrageous. we don't want these energy bills going up any further, and we must bring back the winter fuel payment for pensioners. it's really cold at the moment. i'm really cold at the moment. i'm really worried that there will be millions of pensioners not putting on their heating because of the reduction and the abolition of the winter fuel payment. >> and as storm babet approaches, many around the uk have experienced freezing temperatures overnight. the storm is set to reach the uk tomorrow, with the met office predicting it will bring heavy rain, strong winds and disruptive snow across the

weekend. much of the uk has already experienced snow this week and as bert gets closer, the forecast is now warning of potential flooding, power outages and travel disruption . outages and travel disruption. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you sophia. now energy bills are set to rise once again next year, with regulator ofgem announcing a 1.2% increase to its price cap and this comes as brits continue to face freezing temperatures , with storm babet temperatures, with storm babet now approaching western parts of the country. and it will, of course, add to the concerns for 10 million british pensioners missing out on their winter fuel

allowance payments. this year. gb news east midlands reporter will hollis has the latest. >> well, spirits are certainly high here at the sutton in ashfield community warm hub , ashfield community warm hub, where for the last few weeks now that it where for the last few weeks now thatitis where for the last few weeks now that it is much colder, people have been coming to keep warm to have been coming to keep warm to have a hot drink and sometimes even a hot meal. but on the day that the ofgem price cap is going up, so the average household will be paying an extra £21 in a year, £1.75 in a month , people may need it even month, people may need it even more so i've been speaking to pensioners, some of whom have lost their winter fuel payment worth £300, about how they feel in ashfield today. >> it could be a case of either heating or eating. >> it affects everybody really through everyday living, through your cost of what you've already paid out for, whether it's your council tax , your rent, council tax, your rent, anything, it just affects

everybody that little few pence or pound it costs you. so whether that goes up like we get a pay whether that goes up like we get a pay rise, we end up, we don't really get a pay rise because that money goes on to energy bills or other bills. so it cripples everybody really. >> every time anything goes wrong now. well, conservatives left us a $22 billion for anything. not just that. >> well, age uk says that it is bitterly disappointing that old people will 1513 00:09:2