over. >> oven >> where there's a will, there's a way. it's time to get the memo from america and make britain great again. that means enough of this misery guts rhetoric. >> there is a budget coming in october, and it's going to be painful. and frankly, things will get worse before they get better. >> and breaking tonight, the government orders a review of the prevent counterterrorism scheme after southport monster axel rudakubana obsession with school massacres was shrugged off as simply having an interest in news and world affairs. and i've been out and about getting a flavour of the nation. >> syria. >> syria. i >> syria. i just >> syria. i just wanted >> syria. i just wanted a >> syria. i just wanted a quick, friendly chat. no one's. no one's around. must have been something i said. plus, coldplay perform in india and apologise for the british empire. >> it's amazing to us that

you've welcome us, even though we are from great britain. >> joining me this evening is journalist and communications advisor linda jubilee, former labour advisor paul richards and the commentator and broadcaster paula london. very good evening to you. hope you're well. a big two hours coming up, including a deep dive into tomorrow's newspapers and all the breaking stories for the entire 10:00 hour. first, though, your news headlines with aaron armstrong. >> hi, there. it's a minute past nine. i'm aaron armstrong with your latest headlines. thousands of displaced palestinians have been prevented from returning home to the northern part of gaza after israel accused hamas of breaching the terms of the ceasefire deal. now it comes after four female israeli

soldiers were released by hamas earlier and reunited with their families. naama levy, karina ariev, daniella gilboa and liri albag saw their loved ones again after being held captive for 15 months. it is the second release of hostages to take place since the ceasefire deal was agreed last sunday, although 90 hostages are still being held in gaza. now. in return, israel released around 200 palestinian prisoners, prompting scenes of jubilation in ramallah in the west bank, however, the israeli government have blocked the route to northern gaza. they want the release of the civilian arbel yahud. according to the deal arbel yahud. according to the deal, hamas is supposed to release civilians before soldiers, so that is an ongoing dispute. however, serious palestinian offenders, those convicted of the gravest crimes , convicted of the gravest crimes, were not in ramallah in the west bank. some of them were on board this bus, understood to be on its way to cairo and egypt,

where palestinians will then travel to neighbouring countries, including qatar and turkey. a 14 year old has been charged with the murder of birmingham schoolboy leo ross, who was stabbed in a country park on tuesday. the youth, who can't be named because of his age, was arrested around four hours after 12 year old leo suffered fatal injuries in the hall green area. he has also been charged the youth with seven other offences, including possession of a bladed weapon. leo's family have released a statement describing him as an amazing, kind boy who was loved so much by everyone. three teenagers have died and a fourth man has suffered life threatening injuries after a car hit a tree near wakefield in west yorkshire. they were travelling near the village of west bretton when it left the road and crashed on friday night. the 18 year old driver and 219 year old passengers died. two other men were taken to hospital, one of whom is in a critical condition. farmers

across the uk have been staging across the uk have been staging a national day of unity. they're trying to protect the sector. the pressure is mounting on the government to halt the controversial inheritance taxes that could see some farmers forced to sell their land. the national farmers union and tory mps have warned that many farmers are at breaking point and can't afford the bills. >> farmers are on their knees. they can't pass their farms to their children. they're already struggling to make ends meet. we have more suicides for farmers and for individual workers than pretty much any profession. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with years of all of the impact of the climate change sort of measures that have been put in place. they are just struggling to make ends meet. and now this new labour government has come in to destroy their way of life, to destroy their way of life, to destroy their way of life, to destroy the british countryside. who is going to protect our beautiful countryside and our way of life without the farmer.7 >> two new weather warnings for snow and ice have come into effect for northern ireland and large parts of scotland, as the clear up after storm arwen

continues. extra engineers have been drafted in to help restore electricity across ireland, with hundreds of thousands of people on both sides of the border without power still earlier this evening. meanwhile, travel services remain severely disrupted in scotland. trains and ferries are suspended. roads remain closed. scotrail has advised disruption on the trains will continue into sunday and more than 40,000 customers there are still without power, as some will have to wait several days to be reconnected. those are the latest headlines. i'll be back with more in just under an hours with more in just under an hour's time. >> 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. >> all right. good evening to you. it's time to make britain great again. enough talking and intellectual head scratching. we

know it can be done. just look at what's going on in america. president trump has got more donein president trump has got more done in five days than labour has in six months. >> but are immediately halted. all entry of illegal border crossers, of which there were many, and began promptly returning the illegal trespassers back to the place from which they came. >> look at that. a sight to behold. around 2000 illegal migrant criminals have already been booted out of america on military planes. and there's plenty more coming too. meanwhile, president trump has totally torn up the net zero scam. >> i terminated the ridiculous and incredibly wasteful green new deal. i call it the green new deal. i call it the green new scam, withdrew from the one sided paris climate accord. >> petrol and diesel cars back on the menu in america. trump's also getting rid of wind turbines and solar farms. >> wind. the wind blows and then it doesn't blow. and the things cost a fortune. they're made in china and they killed the birds

and they're horrible. we don't want windmills in this country. i'm going to put it. we're putting an order out. i've already sort of done it. we don't want windmills. >> meanwhile, this week over here, ed miliband is trashing the countryside by allowing ecotricity to build a major solar farm in lincolnshire. ecotricity, by the way, owned by millionaire labour donor and eco zealot dale vince. interesting that one back in america though. trump's also told tens of thousands of work from home government employees to get back in the office or find a new job. >> sir, the next item, as you announced in your speech, is a requirement that federal workers return to full time, in—person work immediately. >> could you imagine that here? because right now, swathes of our own woke riddled civil service are threatening to strike because they've been asked to work in the office for just two days a week? trump just deals with it. no pussyfooting around. get to work or get lost. the chancellor today said

britain needs a dose of trump's positivity and said it was time we learn something from the us president. no, really. goodness me. who'd have thought? putting britain first? what a great idea from rachel reeves. very original. this was donald trump's bullish first speech as president. >> during every single day of the trump administration. i will, very simply put, america first. >> and now, let me remind you of sir keir starmer's first ever speech as prime minister from the rose garden in downing street. >> but i have to be honest with you, things are worse than we ever imagined. things will get worse before they get better. i'll have to turn to the country and make big asks of you as well. to accept short term pain for long term good. >> what a stark contrast. donald trump already has migrants on planes. sir keir starmer still

blathering on about smashing gangs, yet the boats keep coming, of course. and though labour have pledged to work with foreign countries to increase security and tackle the gangs and so on and so on, blah blah blah, a number of claimants have been rejected. so rachel reeves can talk all she wants about copying trump and needing positivity. the real results come from when you actually stop the yapping and just get on with it. want the boats to stop? call a national emergency and turn them back. get the navy in the channel. want to spark economic growth 1518 00