>> 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 is wrong with this advert. what should you definitely not do with christmas trees.7 and what is the most offensive valentine's day card.7 i'm josh howie and tonight i've got comedians jojo sutherland and nick dixon taking you through thursday's top stories. this is headliners. >> but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler.

>> good evening. these are your headlines. at 11:00. labour mps have tonight voted down a tory demand for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs. the commons opposed a call by conservative leader kemi badenoch for a fresh probe into historical child sexual exploitation by 364 votes to 111. >> the ayes to the right were 111, the nos to the left 364. so the noes have it. the noes have it. >> unlock is voted down. an amendment to the children's wellbeing and schools bill proposed by the conservatives, which would have looked to force all the towns where this happened and haslookedjalforce a statutory inquiry into which would have looked to force a statutory inquiry into grooming gangs. shadow home grooming gangs. shadow home secretary chris philp has secretary chris philp has responded, saying it's important responded, saying it's important to find out the truth. to find out the truth. >> need a national statutory >> need a national statutory pubuc >> need a national statutory public inquiry that covers not pubuc >> need a national statutory public inquiry that covers not just some towns, as previous just some towns, as previous reports have done, but covers reports have done, but covers all the towns where this all the towns where this

happened and has the legal happened and has the legal powers to get evidence and make witnesses appear. we need to get to the truth. victims are asking for that and i just don't understand why. keir starmer and the labour party are refusing to initiate this proper public inquiry. but in vote. >> in other news, firefighters in california are running out of water as they try to contain the worst wildfire in la's history. at least two people have been killed and 70,000 have been ordered to evacuate as three massive wildfires ravage around the city. the fires, fuelled by dry weather and strong winds, have destroyed 1000 structures and forced people to flee their homes, including some hollywood stars. the la. city fire chief says there are care and

after running away from care and living on the streets. his mother, mary, says he was kind, musical and talented at drawing with a love for football. kelly ann was attacked on a double decker bus in woolwich just after 2:30 pm. yesterday. despite efforts from police, paramedics and the london air ambulance. he died shortly after the attack. detectives are working at pace to find those responsible but no arrests have yet been made. meanwhile, a community vigil was held this evening at the church overlooking the bus stop where he died. a new amber warning has been issued for snow for the south—west of england, likely to cause travel delays and stranding some vehicles and passengers. britain is bracing for a deep freeze as temperatures are set to plunge as low as —15 degrees this week. the coldest of the winter so far and potentially the coldest january in 15 years, the met office has issued fresh snow and ice warnings for northern scotland and northern ireland, as well as the southern counties

of england, with subzero conditions expected nationwide. the uk health security agency is also warning of rising health risks, extending its cold weather alert for england until sunday. and a baby has been born on a crowded migrant dinghy on its way from africa to the canary islands. the baby boy was rescued alongside his mother and 60 other migrants. the crowded small boat was first spotted on the 6th of january off the island of lanzarote by the coastguard. rescuers believe they reached the vessel soon after the baby was born, and found the mother and baby both in good health. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's latest gb news headlines. now wsfime latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners . 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

gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. before we dive in, we're going to take a quick look at what jojo and nick will have to work with on thursday's front pages. first up, the daily telegraph. treasury steps in to halt market mayhem the i. reeves faces extra tax rises or cutting pubuc faces extra tax rises or cutting public services. the express it's blindingly obvious we need a care plan. the metro, groomed by gangs, butchered on a bus at 14. the times take back isis. britain says trump terror chief. and finally, the daily star. don't eat christmas trees. oh, no, wait a minute. >> why not.7 yeah. >> why not.7 yeah. >> look. >> look. >> christmas trees. >> christmas trees. >> they are absolutely delicious. >> they are. they go very well with ice cream. >> well, look, let's take a little bit of a deep dive. let's go straight into the newspaper with the most news. it seems

like always the daily telegraph. >> jojo. >> jojo. >> every time opening with the daily telegraph. where would you like me to start? you start with dealer's choice. okay. islamophobia law. >> don't start there. okay. no. i'm joking. >> start there. >> start there. >> i knew i should ask, and then i knew i'd get told off every time. >> why are you always bringing up islamophobia? every time. it's like, you know, they did the muslim council of great britain. they did a report on gb news. and really, 50% of it was just down to you. >> yeah, me and a little bit of leo kearse , but it was it was leo kearse, but it was it was mostly jojo. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no you're obsessed woman. >> no you're obsessed woman. >> simon evans gave me a hard time as well. i don't know what they're talking about. well actually i've been so obsessed with everything that's been going on in the news that i've missed the fact that the treasury steps in to halt market mayhem. so there's other mayhem to be getting along with so much mayhem. so i don't actually know what's going on with the mayhem in the market. >> well, i think the gist of it is, is the it seems like the markets, nick, are not responding well to the apocryphal budget from a couple of months ago. and it's we had

they were supposed to we had like about 10 billion or the country had 10 billion to play with, and now it's gone down to 1 billion. >> i thought we had a £20 billion hole. 22. oh, the black hole that lets starmer do anything he wants. it's the 22 billion black hole. is that still the same mayhem. oh it's there's no it's the mayhem about following the response to reevess budget because where's liz truss went for the sort of very quick dive bomb. reeves has gone for sort of very slow, gradual death of the economy. and that's thought to be better. so, i mean, i'm not an economic expert. i'm giving you the broad strokes. no, but it's a bit like ripping off a plaster or. yes. she's one of those slow. and i always did it slow myself actually, because i like i like the pain of slow peelers. do you want to do the islamophobia one, though? i feel like we started. no, absolutely. let's go. we started in this back then. you know, people will be tweeting. you backed out of islam. are you chickens? >> well, i watched headliners when i'm not on it, which i mean, it is quite genuinely. >> what's it like? >> what's it like? >> it'sjust >> what's it like? >> it's just saying >> what's it like? >> it'sjust saying i'm back >> what's it like? >> it's just saying i'm back to help. >> who's your. who's your favourite? who's your favourite headliner? >> oh i'm not i can't say i

couldn't put me. i haven't seen it. no. so this is about kemi right? the islamophobia thing. kemi had something to say about islamophobia. how the ag what is it? the old parliamentary thingy thing. appg definition would actually suppress talk of the grooming gangs. if you going by their definition of islamophobia. and i just want to say i thought this was a good moment for kemi because she has been saying that we don't back her on gb news, but if she does something good, i will say, you know, she had that meeting and everything. she she really stuck it to starmer. she said be a leader, not a lawyer. yeah, i like a good line. and i think it was very important that she called this out. >> no, absolutely. and i think the way she handled herself in prime minister's question time today was impressive. and although equally, i do agree with the fact that she has had a chance in the past. and so there's all this sort of, oh, well, that's going back and forth. so it just feels like mudslinging. it feels like you didn't do that. and you should have said that. and i didn't say 1536 00:08:54