it's happened again today. this time a 15 year old stabbed to death. no, not in lawless london. everybody. this time in sheffield. i mean, what do we even say to this? some people suggesting it's time for metal detectors at the gates of all schools. is it really? also donald trump, he is talking very tough, isn't he, when it comes tough, isn't he, when it comes to his favourite word in the dictionary, tariffs. many people now saying that this is not going to end well. but what will it all mean for us here in the uk. and we've had partygate beergate and now you've got voice coach gates. yeah you heard that right. many people saying that the prime minister

should now resign. let's look at what on earth is going on. we've got all of that and lots more. and keeping me company. tonight my panel rupert lowe the mp for reform uk, and barry gardiner, the mp for the labour party. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live to your 6:00 news headlines. >> very good evening to you. our top stories. a 15 year old boy has died after a stabbing at a school in sheffield. the victim was airlifted to hospital after the incident at all saints catholic high school just after midday, but died of his injuries. south yorkshire police have confirmed that a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder, and he remains in custody. the prime minister says the uk won't pick between the us and the eu, and

says he wants to maintain good ties with both. sir keir starmer has been speaking alongside mark rutte, the head of nato, following talks in brussels. defence spending high on the agenda. but also he faced questions about the threat of tariffs from donald trump. the joint news conference came after starmer joined joint news conference came after starmerjoined an informal eu leaders summit. he's the first british prime minister to do so since brexit. >> the relationship between the uk and the us and the eu. i have always been clear that both are important to us. now that for me, isn't new. i think that's always been the case and will be the case for many, many years to come. that's why in my discussions with president trump, we've touched on issues of trade and on issues of security, both really important in relation to the trade that we already do between our two countries, but also the security, the defence and the intelligence partnership that we've founded over many, many

years, hugely important to our collective defence. >> well, the prime minister mentioned donald trump. he has confirmed that the us will delay import tariffs on mexico for a month. and he's also hinted the uk may escape being subjected to similar sanctions. and trump stated the uk is out of line when it comes to trade, but suggests that a deal could be worked out after constructive conversations with the prime minister. trump announced 25% tariffs on canada and mexico yesterday and 10% on china, but he has since announced a temporary retrieve from mexico. after a very friendly conversation, his words with the mexican president, claudia sheinbaum. now, global markets slumped earlier following trump's announcement and his stated intention to impose tariffs on the eu. but as i mentioned, a hint that the uk may escape. a former british soldier has been jailed for up

to 14 years and three months for spying for iran and escaping from prison. daniel khalife was found guilty of passing sensitive military information onto iranian agents. the 23 year old also escaped from wandsworth pfison old also escaped from wandsworth prison on the underside of a delivery truck, but was caught three days later. the judge described him as a dangerous fool, motivated by a selfish desire to show off. and the chelsea striker, sam kerr, called a met police officer stupid and white during an incident at a station. a jury has been told the australia captain is on trial charged with causing racially aggravated harassment to the officer during an incident in 2023. it's alleged kerr and her partner had been out drinking when they were dnven been out drinking when they were driven to twickenham police station by a taxi driver, who complained the passengers refused to pay clean up costs after one of them was sick and that they smashed his window. well, at the police station, kerr is alleged to have become abusive and insulting towards pc

stephen lovell. those are the latest gb news headlines. i'll be back with more in about an hours be back with more in about 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. >> thank you very much for that. my >> thank you very much for that. my name is michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. alongside me, i've got my panel rupert lowe the mp for reform uk, great yarmouth, and barry gardiner, the mp for labourin and barry gardiner, the mp for labour in brent west. good evening, chaps, to both of you. you're very welcome tonight. >> evening, michelle. >> evening, michelle. >> and you know the drill. each and every single one of you at home. very welcome indeed. on this monday evening, the start of a new week, i can tell you there is much that we need to discuss, and you can join the conversation in all the usual ways. you can email me gb views

@gbnews. com you can go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay. or of course you can tweet or text me. and one of you sent me an email on thursday saying, michelle, i've only just worked out that i can listen to your show on dab radio. yes, indeed. so if you need to go out, take me with you, you lucky people. there's no escaping my dulcet northern tones. look, i can tell you now, very serious topic that we need to start with. it feels like approximately five minutes ago isn't. but it feels like that where i started my programme telling you that a school child had been stabbed. we were asking what on earth is going on in society? what is this country coming to? well, fast forward, ladies and gents, to today and we've had this shocking news. take a listen. >> it is with great sadness that i share with you today. a teenager has died following a stabbing at a sheffield school earlier today. our thoughts are with the family of the boy, his

friends and the whole school community. at 12:17 pm, emergency services were called to all saints catholic high school on granville road. the victim, a 15 year old boy, suffered serious injuries and despite the best efforts of the ambulance service, he sadly died ambulance service, he sadly died a short time later. the 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in our custody at this time. >> when absolutely shocking stuff i've got to say as well. that's the second time in the week pretty much that that same school has had to go into lockdown. this also comes today as we've got more horrific news. you've got a 14 year old girl and i do kind of labour that point because sometimes, you know, men and boys and all the rest of it. but when i hear girls now found guilty of stabbing, you've got 14 year old girl that's found guilty of

stabbing two teachers and a pupil. she has been found guilty of attempted murder, 14, 15 year old children. you know, so many lives are never going to be the same again. it's not just, of course, about the victims and their family. that is absolutely horrific for them. but of course, the families of these children that are now going to be locked up for a very, very long time, even when they are found guilty. some of the footage that you're seeing on your screen is surrounding that 14 year old girl incident. you've just seen her in the school hall. she's now in one of the reception foyer areas, and any minute now you'll see that it all kicks off outside in one of the playgrounds as well. barry gardiner i mean, what kind of country do we live in where you cannot even send your child, your grandchild to school without said school going into lockdown and one of them being murdered? >> yeah, it's absolutely appalling, michelle. and you're right, we have to just think of

what it means for all of those families, those families that have lost their children and those families who who never thought that their child could be a murderer. but, you know, i think we need to start teaching our children to be able to resolve their differences without violence. i mean, you know, rupert and i, we disagree right, on so many things, rupert. but we come here, we talk about it, we work it through occasionally. we even find that we agree on things that we wouldn't have suspected. and actually,