saudi 9/11. did the suspected saudi arabian christmas market attacker shout allahu akbar as he was arrested.7 regardless of his motives, mass immigration and dodgy asylum claims are putting all of our lives at risk. >> i'm from saudi arabia, i'm an activist. i created a website to help people seeking asylum. >> i mean, the bbc naturally did a bit of good pr for him previously, but i speak to a human rights lawyer who knows the alleged attacker and thinks he might be lying about rejecting islam. >> also tonight it's the jobless. philip's family who have lived off state benefits for the last 20 years. >> oh great. you shouldn't have to pay for the feckless and the lazy. 52% of households claim more in benefits than they pay in tax, and we're not getting

next time. >> good luck to you that that is so two faced in a mince pie. are you a nice tradition. no no no. give him a blanket. the freezing to death. >> yes. the woman who went viral for giving yvette cooper a piece of her mind is on my show at 10:20, so don't miss that. it's a tv exclusive plus. yeah, the bloke who was hit in the head and then the nut during the summer disorder has today been sentenced to two and a half years in prison. do you think that's a bit too long? >> and the youth thing is really interesting. >> i mean, it's something very big is happening. gen z are completely different to the millennials. >> well look at that on your screen right there. so reform is about to have more members than the tories. are they going to replace the conservatives thinks oh and can you tell me what's going on here please? >> what's happened to me? nobody

can tell me what's happened to me. it's so strange. it blows my mind and it sounds italian. >> okay. and on my panel tonight is political consultant suzanne evans. we've got journalist benjamin butterworth. and the director and founder of global britain is aman bhagat. oh, and please tell me what you think happens next here. get ready britain. here we go. it's time to get feckless, lazy people off their backsides and back into work. next. >> good evening. it's just gone. 9:00. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom. the suspect accused of

killing united healthcare ceo bnan killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson has pleaded not guilty. luigi mangione is facing 11 charges, including first degree murder and terrorism. if convicted, the 26 year old could face life in prison without parole. in addition to the state's case, a federal case against mangione is running concurrently. one of the charges, murder through use of a firearm, would make him eligible for the death penalty if he's convicted. however, his defence attorneys called the situation highly unusual, noting conflicting theories between the state and federal cases. sir keir starmer is heading abroad again over the new year after drawing criticism about his frequent overseas trips to various summits. the prime minister is enjoying his first christmas in the role and according to number 10, he will spend time with his family over the coming days. however, instead of doing so at downing street or their family home, the starmer's will head to the grace

and favour country county residents of chequers in buckinghamshire after spending christmas day there. the prime minister and his family are going to head overseas. germany's right wing alternative fur deutschland party has held a rally in front of the magdeburg cathedral, near the scene of the christmas market attack that killed five people and injured over 200. the party leader called for a time of reckoning. police have arrested a 50 year old saudi doctor, identified by local media as talib a, who had lived in germany since 2006. afd is the second strongest party at present, polling at about 18 to 20% of the vote, or 10 to 15 points behind the centre right christian democratic union and its bavarian sister party. now police have arrested a man they said set a woman on fire while she appeared to be asleep on a new york city subway train, killing her this morning. disturbing footage was shared

onune disturbing footage was shared online showing the moment the woman, who has not been named, was on a stationary train when she was approached by a man who used a lighter to ignite her clothing. although officers extinguished the flames, the victim died at the scene. the suspect, who has not been formally identified, emigrated from guatemala to the us in 2018, and a writer who went viral after being hit in the head and the groyne by flying bricks, was today jailed for two and a half years. 40 year old bnan and a half years. 40 year old brian spencer reportedly drank ten pints and a litre of rum before taunting police during violence, which erupted in the wake of the southport stabbings. he was twice struck in the face and head in front of officers, before turning around and being hit for a third time in the crotch. those are the latest gb news headlines. 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 everybody. go outside and look around. there's a good chance that more than half the people you see are on the take. welcome to benefits britain. shocking. new stats show that 52.6% of the british population claim more in benefits than they pay in tax, 52.6% of people. why do you bother going out and working your backside off, doing overtime, missing time with your family just so that you can get taxed more than ever to subsidise the lives of the bone, idle, lazy and the feckless? 35 million people have received more in benefits than they paid into the system. now, some of these people will genuinely need benefits. some of these people are pensioners. some of them are genuinely unwell. fine, absolutely. but loads of them obviously aren't okay. there

were 3.01 million young people, aged 16 to 24, who were economically inactive. that is an inactivity rate of 41%. 9.3 million brits are neither in a job or looking for a job. 6.4 million people were on universal credit at the start of this yeah credit at the start of this year. 2.8 million people are signed off on long term sick. 4.2 million are claiming incapacity and disability benefits. look. rubbish. absolute rubbish. why work when you can go to the doctors? say you're feeling a bit stressed. yeah, and a bit down and. bingo! out comes the sicknote and in comes the benefits money. i think a lot of people are taking the mickey. frankly, i do think they're on the take. and we had 11 billion quid's worth of benefits fraud last year, £11 billion. a bulgarian fraud gang conned the taxpayer out of £53

million worth of dodgy benefits claims. there are probably entire towns in bulgaria that british taxpayers have built locals driving around in porsches that you've paid for. 1.68 million people born outside of the uk are either unemployed or economically inactive. so look. hey, next time you get your paycheque, think about how many hours you've had to work that month just so that you can pay that month just so that you can pay for a migrant to live here for free. i don't think that figure even includes the hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers we have languishing around the place. you'll be paying around the place. you'll be paying for their housing, their food, their phones, their pocket money, their health care, their dentists, everything. we've got parents on the take as well. the number of parents claiming disability benefits for children with conditions like adhd or autism has surged by 200,000 since lockdown. i mean, just get stuffed. seriously? more than 730,000 under 18 seconds are now

the subject of disability living allowance, so it's become a career choice to say that your kid has got adhd. we have a ridiculous situation where families on benefits are better off than people who are earning 70 grand a year. there are too many scroungers in britain. i am sick of it. you're sick of it. we're all sick of it. in fact, i'm so sick of it i might start claiming sickness benefits. and i bet that they'd let me do that as well. let's get a thought from our panel this evening. we've got political consultant suzanne evans. we've got the wonderful journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and we've also got the founder of global britain, amanda bogle. suzanne, what do we do about the feckless work? shy and the lazy? >> it's really bad, isn't it, patrick? you know, i don't mind paying patrick? you know, i don't mind paying taxes, but what i really object to is paying taxes and seeing it wasted. and it's not just benefits it's being wasted on. it's all kinds of things right across the whole spectrum of government. but you're spot on. people