milestone in less than five that milestone in less than five months, that is quicker than dunng months, that is quicker than during rishi sunak's time in number 10, where it took eight >> very good evening to you from and a half months to reach the same figure. but the prime minister has accused the the newsroom. we'll head over to conservatives of opening the free speech nation shortly. borders and promised to cut the first, though, a look at the top numbers after record high asylum stories just after 7:00. well, costs emerged of £5 billion. it more than 20,000 migrants have also comes as 50 people have now now crossed the english channel since sir keir starmer became prime minister in july. hitting died attempting that journey this year. it makes 2024 the that milestone in less than five deadliest year for crossings on months, that is quicker than record. the assisted dying bill dunng months, that is quicker than during rishi sunak's time in number 10, where it took eight could soon hit a roadblock with and a half months to reach the some backers who voted this week same figure. but the prime minister has accused the already reconsidering their conservatives of opening the support. just days after that borders and promised to cut the historic vote in the commons. numbers after record high asylum concerns over palliative care costs emerged of £5 billion. it and safeguarding have reignited also comes as 50 people have now the debate this week, with mps set to propose amendments when died attempting that journey the bill moves to its committee this year. it makes 2024 the stage. well, pat mcfadden, from deadliest year for crossings on record. the assisted dying bill the labour party, says there's a long road ahead and the cabinet could soon hit a roadblock with minister spoke to us here on gb some backers who voted this week news . news. >> earlier, parliament's devoted already reconsidering their voted on that on friday. it will support. just days after that historic vote in the commons. go into committee. it will be 00:01:00,215 --> 2147483051:37:15,462 considered in much more detail 2147483051:37:15,462 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 now. concerns over palliative care and safeguarding have reignited

the debate this week, with mps set to propose amendments when the bill moves to its committee stage. well, pat mcfadden, from the labour party, says there's a long road ahead and the cabinet minister spoke to us here on gb news . news. >> earlier, parliament's devoted voted on that on friday. it will go into committee. it will be considered in much more detail now. like every other piece of legislation. and it should be because it's such a serious issue and the house of commons will have to vote on it again in a few months time . so this bill a few months time. so this bill is big and serious measure will be properly and fully considered clause by clause. now , as it clause by clause. now, as it should be, and even though we had the vote on friday, i still think there's probably a long way to go before this becomes law . law. >> pat mcfadden there speaking to us here earlier on gb news. well, greg wallace has denied accusations of misconduct, claiming the allegations are being driven by middle class women of a certain age. he said

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and order, calling on israel to ensure safe passage for deliveries to and protect humanitarian staff. but israel maintains it is continuing to facilitate aid deliveries . facilitate aid deliveries. dozens of homes have been evacuated in wales after a sinkhole up to 60ft deep appeared at the bottom of a local residents driveway in merthyr tydfil. residents say they heard rumbling and collapsing overnight, fearing their homes could be swallowed. the sinkhole, believed to have been triggered by a collapsed culvert just days after storm bert's heavy rain and flooding. south wales police and fire and rescue crews are on site, with authorities warning people to stay away as more rain is threatening to make the situation. there worse . and with situation. there worse. and with christmas fast approaching, could this be the festive hit of the season? have a listen . love the season? have a listen. love is love. well ed davey's bid for love. well ed davey's for is love. well ed davey's bid for christmas number one is heating christmas number one is heating

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free speech. nation. welcome to free speech nation with me , josh free speech. nation. welcome to free speech nation with me , josh free speech nation with me, josh howie. this is the show where we free speech nation with me, josh howie. this is the show where we take a look at culture, current take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and coming affairs and politics. and coming up on tonight's show, we have. up on tonight's show, we have. elon musk reckons cancel culture elon musk reckons cancel culture has been cancelled, but oxford has been cancelled, but oxford university may be keeping the university may be keeping the social cancer on life support social cancer on life support after speakers are shut down at after speakers are shut down at a debate and a student commits suicide after being cancelled by his peers. baroness fox will be joining us to talk more about that. will the right to die become an obligation to die ? become an obligation to die? nigel farage seems to think so. author brendan o'neill will join us to talk about parliament passing the assisted dying bill, in which he thinks is a dark moment for our country. and is it time to call it a day on band aid columnist and broadcaster esther krakow seems to think so. she'll be joining us right here in the studio and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our wonderful studio audience. my our wonderful studio audience. my comedian guests this evening are paul cox and lewis schaffer.

how are you both? oh, lovely to see you. looking good. yeah. thank you very much for sitting this side. i am. i know it's unusual up here. we've got decorations in. my chair is slowly moving as well. i can't do anything about it. what the viewers at home can't see is i can't actually reach the floor. so i've got. i've got to use the momentum, but i'm doing okay. i'm doing okay. that's how it works on my end. yeah. lewis , works on my end. yeah. lewis, how are you, mate? you all right? >> i'm all right. my mother used to say to me. she said, your legs are so long. they touch the ground. >> and she was a wonderful woman . >> and she was a wonderful woman. okay, let's get some questions from our audience. our first question is from jill. hello, jill. >> hello there. my question is about the british museum that has been accused of rewriting history in claiming that the israelites occupied palestine in

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