go away. >> hello. it's 11:00, which means >> hello. it's11:00, which means it's time for tomorrow's newspapers. tonight. join us over the next hour to find out about the tesco worker who wears. who wears a fez and sued for race discrimination because his bosses said he looked like tommy cooper. i mean, you're wearing a fez, mate. and the pro—palestinian protesters are angry that there's a ceasefire for some reason and have clashed with cops. the good news is the cops won. and with syria reconquered by islamists, isis are making a comeback. we've got the latest on their training camp for kids. hey, at least it gets the kids away from screens and in the fresh air. i'm leo kearse and tonight i've got the comedians steve allen and nick dixon taking you through tomorrow's top stories. this is

headliners. before tomorrow's headlines. let's go to tonight's headunes headlines. let's go to tonight's headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. over a dozen people have been injured in a ski lift accident in spain. a stunned ski resort said around 15 people were injured, three of them seriously. the regional government previously said today that at least 30 people had been injured, nine of them very seriously. state tv channel tve reported around 80 people remained trapped for some time on that chairlift. prime minister pedro sanchez says he was shocked by the news of the incident. the israeli prime minister's office says they cannot move forward with the ceasefire deal until, quote, we receive the list of hostages to

be released. in a speech this evening, benjamin netanyahu said this war has changed the face of the middle east, whilst also suggesting the campaign is not yet over. it comes after the israeli military earlier said it was preparing to receive hostages after their release from hamas captivity, ahead of the ceasefire deal, expected to take effect tomorrow. in a phased release, the first three hostages are to be freed tomorrow, followed by 30 more over a six week period. british hostage emily de—man is reported to be amongst the first 30 to leave. in return, palestinian detainees will be released and a sharp increase in humanitarian aid. more than 70 pro—palestinian protesters have been arrested in trafalgar square today on suspicion of breaching protest conditions after demonstrators broke through a police line as they marched from a rally in whitehall. thousands of protesters met a line of police officers and eventually broke through with those who made it to the square, later finding themselves being held in one

corner. the metropolitan police warned the group to disperse or face arrest, later announcing that 20 to 30 people had groups. the 47th president's inau 20ation " , groups. the 47th president's inau 20 tom " , groups. the 47th president's inau 20 to 30" , groups. the 47th president's inau 20 to 30 people ' groups. the 47th president's inau 20 to 30 people had ' that 20 to 30 people had breached conditions and were breached conditions and were arrested. those arrests are for arrested. those arrests are for pubuc arrested. those arrests are for public order offences and for, pubuc arrested. those arrests are for public order offences and for, of course, breaching those of course, breaching those conditions put in place by conditions put in place by police. thousands of people are police. thousands of people are calling on the government to calling on the government to stop arming israel. donald trump stop arming israel. donald trump is to review the chagos deal is to review the chagos deal when he returns to the white when he returns to the white house on monday. the president house on monday. the president elect's team directly intervened elect's team directly intervened in the british government's in the british government's deal in the british government's deal in the british government's deal, demanding the delay, deal, demanding the delay, according to the telegraph. according to the telegraph. fears over chinese influence if fears over chinese influence if inauguration the strategically important the strategically important islands are returned to islands are returned to mauritius are fuelling the mauritius are fuelling the delay. the us has a permanent delay. the us has a permanent military base on the east military base on the east african island. thousands of african island. thousands of people marched from three people marched from three separate points around separate points around washington, dc today ahead of washington, dc today ahead of donald trump's inauguration. the donald trump's inauguration. the marchers were being led by marchers were being led by several national activist several national activist groups, including women's rights groups, including women's rights groups. the 47th president's groups. the 47th president's

inauguration will be the first to be held indoors since ronald reagan's in 1985. due to the cold weather, temperatures are expected to drop there to —14 c. and those are the latest gb news headunes and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more in an houn >> 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 top comedians. let's kick off with a look at some of the front pages. the mail on sunday leads with team trump's revenge on starmer for meddling in us election. the sunday express has reeves debt would fund 300,000 nurses. and the observer has fear of chaos in gaza as families begin trek home after

ceasefire. now more front pages in a week. but first, steve, what do you what do you make of this? mail on sunday trump's planning revenge on starmer. >> it was hard to focus on that word. at the top they have the word. at the top they have the word secret diary of hitler's engush word secret diary of hitler's english girlfriend. they love a bad boy, don't they? yeah, but yeah, well, this is the idea of sending some people to help make nigel farage the pm. yeah. now, this is because of what happened before sending some labour people to try and help kamala harris win. >> the thing is, for all the for all the talk. labour say, oh, trump and musk shouldn't be meddling in the in the british in british politics. it's like what were you what were you doing when you sent 100 labour staffers? >> but you got to pick a side, haven't you? so like, if you think it's fine, what labour did, you have to be absolutely fine with this if you think it was appalling what labour did, you should also be appalled by this. but you've met people so either if you like labour, know what they did is fine, but this is out of order. yeah. people. have you met them? they're full of bias. no. >> i think we need to balance. and i think it's absolutely fair for. i mean, wouldn't you say it's fair? if labour do it, then

trump should also do it as well. well, one thing we know about trump he loves petty revenge. so yeah i'm sure he will. who doesn't? >> who doesn't? >> who doesn't? >> i mean, it was so foolish of starmer. didn't seem to think it was a big deal that those labour people went over. but it's obviously been taken as a big deal by the trump team. it's so foolish. i mean, and we see the result. starmer was not invited to the inauguration despite 12 world leaders being invited. so there's clearly a snub there. we saw the things lammy said in the past when it was cool to attack trump. and so we're going to have this problem where starmer is just not aligned with trump, and it would have been so easy to be aligned with him because he loves the uk, he loves the queen, etc. and the royal family, but they've just made a total mess of it all. and also, this stuff about musk meddling is hypocritical given what labour have done. and there's this idea that labour are also going to be more aligned with the eu than the us. but if you were skilful, like someone like tony blair, you could actually do both. his alignment with bush didn't go that well in many ways because of the whole iraq war thing. but you've got to admit, he was much better at diplomacy than starmer seems to be. >> yeah, and talking of diplomacy, steve, they're talking about mandelson being vetoed as ambassador. i mean, there are so many tricks that

trump can use to just humiliate starmer. >> yes. i mean, it's not necessarily just vetoed. it will be more ignored or subverted or kind of, oh yeah, we'll just put you on hold and we'll get nigel farage on the line. that's not going to look good. i'm surprised, though, because for a while i was thinking mandelson was a good pick for this law. he's called lord. americans love all that stuff, isn't he? he sounds like americans think brits sound like. that's a good point. like evil villain, slightly hugh grant ish. so i thought he was going to do well, but it's. yeah, it's now getting a bit personal. we should also mention that they do say, how does sophie look so sensational now she's 60. we don't know. but we do know it takes two full pages to explain. so i am not