>> it's 9 pm. on patrick where they locally led inquiries where they are needed. christys tonight. >> oh gosh, i think it's fair to >> okay, you won't ever threaten say that we you really have me jimmy. ever threaten me forced yvette cooper into a will you leave this room? pakistani rape gang inquiry. >> also, as a rule of thumb, i again. will you leave this room? >> the runcorn rocky labour's never encourage anyone to work with reform . very own answer to muhammad ali. with reform. >> is sadiq khan just a nasty iron mike amesbury pleaded piece of work? i speak to the guilty today to battering one of man who was grilling him there his own constituents. >> and so tom crowther kc, chair later and he has the tour for every season. >> gave me all this pain so i of the telford inquiry, has agreed to work with the can understand the meaning. i government to develop a new don't understand the meaning framework for victim centred, yet. >> is this really life for me? locally led inquiries where they are needed. >> is this really life for me? >> the bbc stoops to yet another new low, as it turns out that >> oh gosh, i think it's fair to they've done a pr job for a say that we you really have rapper who murdered teenager forced yvette cooper into a jimmy mizen. on my panel pakistani rape gang inquiry. tonight, it's the former tory mp >> also, as a rule of thumb, i anna firth, conservative peer never encourage anyone to work lord bailey and the former with reform . with reform. >> is sadiq khan just a nasty labour adviser matthew lazar. piece of work? i speak to the oh, and can you tell me what's man who was grilling him there wrong with this? oh jesus later and he has the tour for christ. every season. >> oh, oh, okay. >> gave me all this pain so i >> oh, oh, okay. >> we're out of time. we're out can understand the meaning. i of time. 00:00:59,728 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 >> get ready. britain. here don't understand the meaning

yet. >> is this really life for me? >> is this really life for me? >> the bbc stoops to yet another new low, as it turns out that they've done a pr job for a rapper who murdered teenager jimmy mizen. on my panel tonight, it's the former tory mp anna firth, conservative peer lord bailey and the former labour adviser matthew lazar. oh, and can you tell me what's wrong with this? oh jesus christ. >> oh, oh, okay. >> oh, oh, okay. >> we're out of time. we're out of time. >> get ready. britain. here we. as

splashing prank the day before, the court heard. the 18 year old had a history of violence and brought a knife to the scene. brought a knife to the scene. elian's family were seen hugging elian's family were seen hugging the each other as the jury the each other as the jury convicted him of murder, and convicted him of murder, and he'll be sentenced in march. sir he'll be sentenced in march. sir keir starmer says the uk will keir starmer says the uk will play keir starmer says the uk will play its part in guaranteeing play keir starmer says the uk will play its part in guaranteeing ukraine's security after a peace ukraine's security after a peace deal ukraine's security after a peace deal, as he makes his first deal ukraine's security after a peace deal, as he makes his first visit to kyiv as prime minister. visit to kyiv as prime minister. that trip came as russian drones that trip came as russian drones were targeting the city, a were targeting the city, a reminder of the daily threats reminder of the daily threats that ukrainians still face. the that ukrainians still face. the uk has unveiled a £4.5 billion uk has unveiled a £4.5 billion military aid package, including military aid package, including

cutting edge air defence systems cutting edge air defence systems and training for ukrainian and training for ukrainian cadets. will the prime minister cadets. will the prime minister also called for peace through also called for peace through strength, and warned that weakness could invite more war and embolden aggressors worldwide? also, in a historic move, a 100 year uk ukraine partnership has been agreed, cementing ties in defence and technology. a 19 year old neo—nazi satanist has been jailed for six years for encouraging girls to self—harm and take their own lives. cameron finnegan, who before,

died at the age directors, has died at the age of 78. those are the latest headlines. a full roundup at 10:00. now, though, it's back over 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. >> gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome along. and there really is only one place

to start. >> ladies and gentlemen. let's get ready to. >> rumble. >> rumble. >> oh, it's the runcorn rocky the hell be hell raiser. >> iron mike amesbury. he's the labour mp who did this. stop it! >> stop it! stop! whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. hey hey hey hey. >> and when that video landed, we here in our newsroom, we thought, gosh, gosh, that looks a lot like the local labour mp. but it could be someone else, couldn't it? maybe it's someone else. maybe whoever is in that clip will deny it. maybe there's no way that the local labour mp would say whilst they were battering someone, that they were the local labour mp. then this happened. >> don't you dare. >> don't you dare. >> you'll get. no. okay. you won't ever get mp. mp ever threaten me again? will you leave this room? on the floor?

leave it. the mp of runcorn smacking someone on the floor. get off with that now! yes i am. yes i am. and you won't threaten the mp ever again, will you? i might, is it mine? yes. are you the local mp? no. oh, yeah. get him! let me get him on camera. local mp, the mp for runcorn. that's what you should be doing, innit? >> lovely stuff. saved us a job. didn't see it. so today he went to court and he finally pleaded guilty to assault nora forster. bhasha mukherjee. >> at this stage, i respect the judicial process. >> it's highly regrettable. >> it's highly regrettable. >> and the incident in october. i'm sincerely sorry to mr fellows and his family. >> i will speak to the press beyond the sentencing stage. >> why is he even still an mp? labour have chucked him out of the party. isn't it time for a by—election in the runcorn and

helsby constituency? magic mike amesbury should welcome a vote, shouldn't he? i mean, hey, look, his campaign slogan writes itself. float like a butterfly, sting like a labour mp. i mean, come on. it would be fascinating, though. this is prime reform territory. can you imagine what keir starmer and co would be saying if a tory mp or nigel farage had got absolutely steaming drunk and battered her constituents at 3:00 in the morning? i mean, you know, this group led by donkeys. i mean, they do stuff like this, don't they? >> nigel farage likes borders. borders. >> borders. borders. borders. borders. borders. borders. borders. borders. borders. borders. borders. borders. >> yeah. he does actually. as it happens, he's second in the polls. but anyway, they're very quiet about this, aren't they? the people of runcorn, i think, deserve a by—election. and hey, if he loses mike amesbury, he can just go and work at the local fish and chip shop because he obviously enjoys battering things, isn't it? >> stop it. stop it. stop. whoa

whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. >> hey, i've got loads of them anyway, right? let's get the thoughts of my panel. we've got a former conservative mp, anna firth. we've got tory peer lord bailey, and we've also got ex—labour party advisor, matthew lazan ex—labour party advisor, matthew lazar. look, anna, you know, i mean, this is this is a disgrace, isn't it? the people of runcorn deserve a by—election, don't they? >> of course they do. >> of course they do. >> but the whole thing is a disgrace. how on earth was he only charged with section 39 common assault when he actually punched someone to the ground, and then went in for five more punches? >> clearly an abh, whilst conveniently for us saying he was the mp because that was that was the mp because that was that was a that was a right touch that cheers, mike. but anyway carry on. >> yeah of course, of course he he should be standing down himself. i mean, you know the nolan principles talk about integrity. the guy's pleaded guilty. he. when did he decide to plead guilty? the moment he made that decision is the moment he should be standing down. and keir starmer should be, you know, having a word. >> okay. before i come to you,

sean, if that's alright. look, matthew, your views on this then. so how could labour have handled this differently or do you think they've got it right. >> so i don't think that labour could have handled it differently at the moment because there's a due process to go through. i mean i absolutely agree with that. and i think we all agree it was it was a i mean, you know, mike amesbury himself said today that it was the wrong thing to do. he isn't a labour mp at the moment. he's been suspended. the big question is what sentence he gets because that, that that that what sentence that, that