that's right. there seems to be blaming amazon for this. please give me some strength and you'll need your strength for the next story. a horrendous situation in germany as a group of kindergarten children have been stabbed. one of them, a little boy aged just two years old, killed. an asylum seeker from afghanistan has been arrested. let's discuss. and suella braverman reckons that reform and the tories need to unite if they are to defeat the labour party. she also says that we need to adopt some of the optimism that trump has shown. is she right.7 and a group of law experts have written to the met police, demanding an inquiry as to how they have dealt with the

pro—palestine protest. they reckon they have been too harsh. your thoughts? we've got all of that and lots more and keeping me company tonight. my panel have got annunciator rees—mogg, the head of communications for popular conservatives, and aaron bastani, the co—founder of novara media. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for your 6:00 news headlines. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom. donald trump has threatened russian president vladimir putin to end the war in ukraine. the us president said russia will face high levels of taxes, tariffs and sanctions if president putin does not end the war. posting on his truth social, trump expressed his love for the russian people and his good relationship with putin and then issued a direct warning to stop this ridiculous war. he

continued, it's time to make a deal continued, it's time to make a deal. no more lives should be lost. meanwhile, the defence secretary has issued a stark warning to putin after a russian spy warning to putin after a russian spy ship has been located operating off the uk coast. speaking in the commons, john healey warned the russian president we see you and we know what you're doing. the ship is believed to be used for gathering intelligence and mapping the uk's critical underwater infrastructure. it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. the afghan suspect in the german knife attack that left two dead this morning was not motivated by radical islam, according to the country's interior minister. the suspect deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving a two year old boy and a 41 year old man dead. police said a 28 year old afghan national has been arrested, while two seriously injured people are receiving treatment in hospital.

the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and said he would voluntarily leave germany in december, but had not left and remained under treatment. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us. the stabbing adds to a string of violent attacks in germany that have raised concerns over security, and stirred up tensions over migration. back in the uk, west midlands police have named the 12 year old boy who died after being stabbed in birmingham, as leo ross. leo, described as funny and sweet, was found with serious injuries and died in hospital. a 14 year old boy has been arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing. west midlands police have now revealed the 14 year old is also being held in connection with an assault on an 80 year old woman in the same area, and a danger to life

warning has been issued for parts of the uk ahead of storm ian as britain prepares to be lashed by severe gales. gusts could reach up to 90mph in coastal areas, bringing the risk of travel disruption, power cuts and flying debris. the north—west will see the strongest winds, but large waves and dangerous conditions are also expected along seafronts. nationwide, heavy rain and snow are also to spread east, with up to 25cm of snow possible on the higher ground. the met office says the situation could escalate as the storm rapidly develops tomorrow. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to michelle. >> 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.

>> thank you very much for that, sophie reaper michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00. that story about that little boy, leo ross, 12 years old. a 14 year old now arrested. i've lost count now of how many times you and i, dear viewers, have had these conversations now by these kids getting stabbed by other kids. what is this world coming to? i want to talk about knife crime a little bit later in the program, but your thoughts on on how on earth we actually resolve some of these issues? of course. always welcome alongside me on my panel tonight until seven, i've got nunziata rees—mogg, the head of communications for popular conservatism, and our ambassador ani, the co—founder of novara media. and if you're sitting there thinking, how do i get in touch with you? michele, where have you been? how do you not know this off by heart by now? you can email me at gb views @gbnews. com you can go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay. or of course you can tweet or you can text me if you need to go out. i get it, you can take

me with you. put me on the radio. what a treat for your ears. but look, i do want to just start with that story you've just been hearing about in the headlines there. this is in the headlines there. this is in germany, ladies and gents. absolutely horrific. so you've got a little group of kindergarten children. so we're talking very, very young children. they've been taken out for a little walk as you do. what's happened? well, these children have been randomly stabbed. the guy that's been arrested, a 28 year old man from afghanistan. we've just been heanng afghanistan. we've just been hearing about this. one of those boys, a little two year old boy, has died. a 41 year old man, very sadly, has died as well. and other children injured in this. i mean, you've just been heanng this. i mean, you've just been hearing they're already got protests. you know, people saying that we're not going to let diversity kill us. you've got very important elections coming up in france in february. i mean, i'm almost lost for words. almost. not quite, but almost. where do we even begin

when it comes to unpicking this? noncharter? >> how can you begin that? it is just devastating and heartbreaking. and i think all of us can put ourselves in those shoes. we've had children we've had at nurseries and kindergartens and been there to collect them, and it should be the safest environment with other young children around. this kind of thing is just pure evil. i see they're saying that the perpetrator had mental health issues. well, then he should have been taken off the streets. that if your mental health issues are so horrific that you are going to go and stab a two year old and other children and adults, you shouldn't be on any country's streets to enact those threats, those fears that we all harbour. i think we've got to take a really tough stance on this that we need to know, both here and in germany, who's coming into our country, what their potential problems are and what threat they do pose. and i think

we've all had a very lax attitude to securing our borders. >> honestly, it makes me it just makes me rage inside. it makes me so angry. i can't imagine what the people in germany must be feeling today. of course, not least the families involved in this, as you say. and you take your child to go and play with their friends to be looked after. you might have to go to work or whatever. you don't expect these phone calls. aaron bastani your thoughts horrific. >> i mean, you and your team shared this story with me about half an hour before we came on air, and i've been miserable ever since. as i said, it's pure evil. it's the embodiment of evil. it's the embodiment of evil. the idea of stabbing a two year old in broad daylight. this gentleman has also died. a 41 year old. it appears he may have been trying to help. we don't know. that's not confirmed, but he's been described as a helper by the regional head of bavaria. and two other children are hospitalised. i mean, maybe his actions meant it wasn't more. if so, may he rest in peace anyway?

of course, regardless. but that would be an extraordinary contribution from him. that comment as well, which i heard for the first time about it not being motivated by radical islam. it doesn't matter what's motivated it. the point is, the 1499 00:09: