by giving them the world regimes by giving them the world cup? >> and the sisters have inherited the same disease as mohsen. they can neither see nor hean >> the nhs is hiring specialists in inbreeding and trying to claim that cousin marriage is the same as white british women over 34 having babies. it's not, and there is a cultural problem here. >> also , ed, tell us about >> also, ed, tell us about labour's climate and nature plans first. >> by 2030 with labour, we'll have clean power powering every community. >> ooh. ed miliband might be in big trouble. >> did the secretary of state declare to officials her links with quadrant capital that they donated 4 million to the labour party.7 did the secretary of state declare her links to the green initiative foundation that gave him £99,000.7 >> gave him £99,000? >> oh, did he declare that money properly? the tory mp trying to nail him on this joins us live

at 930. >> plus, i realised that i was gay in the latter term of my army career. it was accepted. however, pre 2000 there was a ban on anyone serving in all three services. >> the government is paying compensation for gay soldiers who were unfairly dismissed. is that the right thing? >> and very clear that home ownership needs to be delivered? for those that have just had that dream snatched away from them, and we're going to deliver that. >> rayner and starmer say building more homes is more important than the environment. we'll debate that and it's a gb news exclusive. i reveal the sickening new way that people smugglers are getting people across the channel. on my panel tonight, it's political consultant suzanne evans, commentator charlie downs and ex—labour advisor matthew lazo.

under kemi badenoch doesn't do lunch, but nigel farage badenoch says that lunch is for wimps. >> well, i tell you what i think. i mean, she would have just finished that. lunch is pretty cool. >> farage certainly does. get ready britain. here we go. the saudis can warm up for the world cup by having a kickabout with some severed heads. next. >> good evening. i'm will hollis with your top story at 9:00. the government will not change the terrorist status of the rebels who toppled the syrian regime. according to the defence secretary. speaking after an emergency cobra meeting, john healey said the government is laser focused on stopping a

resurgence of terror groups like isis in the middle east. but he says now is not the time to consider removing hayat tahrir al—sham from the proscribed terror list. >> description is not a matter for now. it doesn't stop us talking to all the parties , and talking to all the parties, and our interest in hds is that they live up to their promises to protect the rights of all individuals and all groups, to respect international law, and to prevent syria becoming a base for fresh terrorist threats. >> a body has been found in the search for former england rugby player tom voyce, who went missing five days ago. it's feared the 43 year old was swept away while trying to cross a flooded river on saturday night dunng flooded river on saturday night during storm darrah. it's believed mr voice had entered the river anne near alnwick, after attempting to cross a ford in his car. northumbria police's

marine unit discovered a body earlier today, describing the development as extremely sad. in other news, the government demands immediate mandatory housing targets from councils as part of plans to build 1.5 million houses by the next general election. sir keir starmer is vowing to override blockers and put builders first as he prepares to unveil sweeping changes to the planning process. it could mean more developments on the green belt, though the government has pledged to prioritise brownfield sites. a man who tried to set fire to a hotel housing asylum seekers has been jailed for nine years. the joint longest prison sentence in connection with the uk's summer of riots. levi fishlock smashed windows and stoked a flaming bin at the houdayinn stoked a flaming bin at the holiday inn express in rotherham

dunng holiday inn express in rotherham during a spate of disorder on the 4th of august. the 31 year old initially denied violent disorder and arson with intent to endanger life, but later pleaded guilty to the charges. fishlock sentence includes a five year licence period after he's released from jail. and your last story for now. comedian duncan norvelle has died aged 66. hailed as one of the last legends of true variety comedy, the entertainer known for his catchphrase chase me. died in hospital surrounded by his loved ones. those are your top stories for now. but now it's back to patrick 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.

>> good evening. the attempt to sportswash radical sharia regimes continues. saudi arabia will be the latest middle eastern hellhole to host the world cup. >> there's a great pleasure that i can confirm that the host of the fifa world cup 2034 will be saudi arabia. >> so fifa has faced allegations of corruption in the past. qatar and russia got the world cups recently, didn't they? but at least they had to go through a bidding process. this time, fifa managed to find a way of seemingly removing that obstacle. the saudis won it unopposed and i, for one, just are perplexed as to how that could have happened. but the head of fifa, this fruit loop called gianni infantino, who gave this weird conference before the qatar tournament today , i feel arab.

today, i feel arab. >> today i feel african. today i feel gay. today i feel disabled. >> right then. anyway, he has said that he hopes saudi arabia will address human rights concerns. well, we have a little look at some of those concerns. saudi arabia is the only recognised country in the world to still use decapitation as a method of execution. presumably, the saudi football team can warm up for their matches by having a kickabout with some recently severed heads. it has executed more than 100 foreigners since 2024. that's nearly triple the previous two years. apparently, their total executions so far this year are 274, the highest figure in more than 30 years. they are accused of torturing

people into giving confessions. it's only as recently as 2019 that women were allowed to travel abroad, register for divorce or marriage, and apply for official documents without the permission of a male guardian. saudi arabian men apparently receive a text message on their mobile phones whenever a woman under their custody leaves the country, even if she is travelling with her guardian. in 2008, a man reportedly married off his eight year old daughter to a 47 year old bloke in order to pay off his debts. women and children often live in forced marriages. gay people are imprisoned and sentenced to hundreds of lashes. a man caught using twitter to arrange dates with other men was reportedly sentenced to 450 lashes. it's interesting, though, isn't it, because recently, england footballer mark gay was reprimanded for writing i love jesus on an lgbt armband that the premier league wanted him to wear, so presumably he could be executed twice for that in saudi arabia, blasphemy and encouraging homosexuality saudi arabia has

the highest prevalence of modern slavery of all countries in the arab states region, which is quite the achievement, actually. migrant workers comprise the majority of the workforce. and who do we think might be building these brand spanking new football stadiums? well, in terms of press freedom, well, hey, i mean, look, the saudis murdered journalist jamal khashoggiin murdered journalist jamal khashoggi in an embassy in turkey, didn't they? they actually carved him up with a bone saw. so there he is walking in to meet his fate. i haven't seen gary lineker pipe up much about the saudi world cup yet. it's funny that because he's very quick to point out supposed human rights abuses involving israel and for people illegally crossing the english channel, at least he'll be retired by then. oh, and just for good measure, saudi arabia is said to be the world's largest exporter of salafist jihadism, which forms the ideological basis of groups like al—qaeda, the taliban and isis. so with that in mind, i think we can all agree that the

correct way to respond to those human rights abuses is to give the saudis a world cup so they can lie to the world about how lovely and safe they are after all. hey, it worked for qatar. everyone forgot that they actually housed hamas until october the 7th kicked off. to all those idiots cheering on the saudi world cup. well well done because you're giving legitimacy to a radical sharia ideology that would probably not blink twice if it had the chance to wipe you off the face of the earth. let's go to my panel this evening. we've got political consultant suzanne evans. we also have political commentator charlie downs, the former labour party adviser matthew laza suzanne. it does party adviser m