sir contrasting and comparing sir keir speeches over the years. guess what.7 you can't spot the difference. and hundreds of tradesmen descended upon westminster today, demanding government action on the tall thefts that are having devastating impacts on the uk construction industry. and later on, i'll be speaking to a brave tradesman who considered taking his own life after thieves stole thousands and thousands of pounds worth of tools from his van, leaving him unable to work and heartbroken. all that's to come. but first is your news headlines, and it's aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. it is just after 7:00. i'm aaron armstrong, 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, but died just after midday. south yorkshire police have confirmed a 15 year old boy has been

arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody. the school will remain closed on tuesday as a criminal investigation is carried out. a 14 year old girl who stabbed two teachers and a pupil has been found guilty of attempted murder after cctv footage of the incident was shown to the jury. it shows the pupil earlier in the day sitting in the school hall, where she appeared to stab the knife she would later use in the knife she would later use in the attack into the floor a number of times. the girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is then seen attacking assistant head teacher fiona euas assistant head teacher fiona elias and colleague liz hopkins. they, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. the prime minister says the uk won't pick between working with the us and the eu, and intends to maintain good ties with both. sir keir starmer made the comments after talks with the

nato boss, mark rutte, ahead of meeting eu leaders at a dinner in brussels tonight. it's all part of a reset with the bloc. it came amid the prospect of a trade war with the us, after donald trump said he'll hit the eu with tariffs, but may give the uk a reprieve. the prime minister was asked if he'd be willing to water down the uk's reset, with the european bloc to keep washington onside. >> 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, donald trump has confirmed the us will delay imposing tariffs on mexico for a month and has hinted the uk may escape similar sanctions. trump stated the uk is out of line, but then suggested a deal could be worked out after constructive conversations with the prime minister. trump announced 25% tariffs on canada and mexico yesterday, and 10% for chinese goodsis yesterday, and 10% for chinese goods is due to begin tomorrow, but he has since announced a temporary reprieve after, in his words, a very friendly conversation with mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum. global markets, including us markets, slumped earlier following trump's series of announcements and his stated intention to hit the eu with tariffs on a former british soldier, has been jailed for 14 years and three months for spying for iran and escaping from prison. daniel khalife was found guilty of passing sensitive military information to 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 back in 2023. the judge described him as dangerous and motivated by a selfish desire to show off. those are the latest gb news headlines. i'll be back with more in a bit. under an hour's time. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you aaron. and we begin tonight's show once again on the sprawling knife crime epidemic in britain, because a 15 year old boy has died after a stabbing at a catholic school in sheffield. this comes as a 14 year old girl was found guilty today of attempted murder after she stabbed two teachers and a pupil at a school in wales. >> gb news went into lockdown

after police took reports at 1217 of a stabbing on the school premises. a 15 year old boy later died while with paramedics and the air ambulance was seen on the school's grounds and a 15 year old boy is currently in police custody, having been arrested on suspicion of murder. well, earlier this afternoon, the assistant chief constable, lindsay butterfield of south yorkshire police, gave an update on their response to the situation. >> it is with great sadness that i share with you today. a teenager has died following a stabbing at a sheffield school early 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. a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in our custody at this time. >> well, this tragic incident occurred less than a week after the same school that the all saints catholic high school in sheffield previously went into lockdown with the headmaster, sean pinder, telling parents that it had issued a stay put nofice that it had issued a stay put notice after reports of threats of violence between pupils. >> and that was gb news national reporter charlie peters reporting there on that incident at all saints, all saints catholic school in sheffield earlier on today. now, today's question is simple how many more teenagers are going to be stabbed to death by other teenagers before we realise we have a serious, serious problem with knife crime in the united kingdom? and moreover, is it time to declare a national knife crime emergency and show no mercy on the cancer of knife

crime? well, joining me now to discuss this is my panel, the former reform spokesman gordon taylor, and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. i'm also joined in the studio by sir john nelson. i'm also joined in the studio by sirjohn redwood. gentlemen, welcome. how many more times, nigel nelson, are we going to have this conversation? these stories are tragic, yet they're becoming increasingly and depressingly familiar. teenagers, children killing children with knives. lessons will be learned. thoughts and prayers. nothing changes. when are we going to clamp down on the cancer of knife crime? >> well, i mean, i mean, they've tried clamping down many times. we've had knife amnesties. we are going through the process of banning zombie knives from getting into the country, from samurai style swords. the problem, really is your idea of a national emergency is a question of what it would look like. question of what it would look uke.the question of what it would look like. the answer, i think, is to actually enforce existing laws.

there, there you can use them. you can use stop and search that there are a number of things you can do. >> but there's a reluctance to do that in case it's racist. sadiq khan tried to stamp it out when he was elected. police forces across the country say they are standing off there. they're afraid of being called. well, there shouldn't. >> be racist. i mean, they are. they shouldn't be. i mean, if you've got reasonable suspicion, stop and search. search for any officer is one weapon they can use. so what? i agree with you. we need to actually move on this one to stop more tragedies like this one happening. what i'm trying to say is the laws are in place at the moment. if only they used. >> go away. >> go away. >> i would agree that there doesn't need to be new laws. we just have to enforce the ones we've got. i believe that stop and search is a useful tool, a valid tool. i do think that the we're banning this sort of knife, we're banning that sort of knife. i'm sure it will be social media's fault. it'll probably be amazon's fault. it'll be probably anything apart from the people who are doing it and the culture that is allowing

that to happen. >> and what is that culture? >> and what is that culture? >> it's a it's a very solipsistic, atomised. me too. me first, me first culture. it's all about respect. you don't nobody deserves respect unless they've earned it. and you've got young children who live online, who live, got young children who live online, who