>> well. >> well. >> hello. >> hello. >> it's. >> it's. >> 11:00 which means it's time for. >> tomorrow's newspapers tonight. join us over the next hour to find out. will there be peace in ukraine? >> what job do we desperately. need filled. >> in the uk? >> in the uk? >> and where. >> and where. >> have. nazis been playing. >> have. nazis been playing. >> hide and seek? >> hide and seek? >> i'm josh howie and. >> i'm josh howie and. >> tonight i am joined by. >> tonight i am joined by. >> comedian steve. >> comedian steve. >> allen and lewis schaffer. >> allen and lewis schaffer. >> look at those two dudes. >> look at those two dudes. >> to take you through thursday's top stories. >> this is headliners.

>> this is headliners. >> but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with. >> tatiana sanchez. >> tatiana sanchez. >> josh thank you. the top stories us president donald trump and vladimir putin have agreed to start negotiations on ending the war in ukraine. in a telephone call today, mr trump has said this evening that he expects to meet putin in saudi arabia. mr trump said in a post on his social media platform. we've agreed to have our respective teams start negotiations immediately. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy has also spoken to the us president today. they reportedly discussed opportunities to achieve peace and the preparation of a document governing security and economic cooperation. >> we'll see what that means. we have, i think, when the war ends. one thing he was very

strong about, he wants, if it ends, he wants it to end. and that's president putin said that he wants it to end. he doesn't want to end it and then go back to fighting. six months later, we talked about the possibility i mentioned it of a ceasefire so we can stop the killing. and i think we'll probably end up at some point getting a ceasefire in the not too distant future. president putin wants to have peace now, and that's good. and he didn't want to have peace with biden. >> was that conversation with. >> was that conversation with. >> in other news, a review into the handling of the man who murdered sir david amess under the counter—terror programme prevent has found his assessments were problematic. ali harbi ali, who was given a whole life sentence in 2022, had been referred to prevent seven years before he killed the veteran mp in october 2021, but his case was closed in 2016. the review found the handling of his prevent case was suboptimal and was closed too quickly. the government promised to publish the prevent learning review after the report into southport

killer. axel rudakubana handling by the programme was published last week. elsewhere, the prime minister has told the families of those killed in the nottingham attacks that a judge led public inquiry will take place in a matter of weeks. dufing place in a matter of weeks. during a meeting at number 10 today, the families of barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were told by sir keir starmer that a number of different agencies would be scrutinised by the probe. valdo calocane killed 19 year old students mr webber and mr o'malley—kumar and 65 year old caretaker mr coates, before attempting to kill three other people in that attack in june of 2023. and finally, the king was told he was bigger than beyonce when he celebrated community projects boosted by a football stadium where the us superstar is staging her uk concerts. king charles visited the home of tottenham hotspur to highlight the premier league club's work supporting local businesses and good causes, and its collaboration with the nfl, which stages games at the arena.

and those are the latest headlines. for now, it's time for headlines. >> 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, welcome to headliners, your first look at the best. >> of tomorrow's newspapers, with the best of today's comedians. does that work? that was a new strap. i'm trying out their best. >> the closest. >> the closest. >> to. >> to. >> a compliment. >> a compliment. >> we've had. >> we've had. >> the most interesting. >> the most interesting. >> stories with the most interesting comedians. maybe not taken that far. >> okay. >> okay. >> i'm just don't want to get in trouble with, you know, trading standards. >> yeah. exactly. >> yeah. exactly. >> right. >> right. >> we'll give that a go. so we're going to tell some jokes first of all, because i suspect there's going to be some new viewers watching this evening. so i should just say there'll be jokes. please don't take anything that we say at face value, louis, though you do mean

everything you say, right? >> i mean everything that i say. >> i mean everything that i say. >> because all. >> because all. >> comedy is meaning exactly what you say at the moment you're saying it. >> i can't. »- >> i can't. >> guarantee that. >> guarantee that. >> i'll believe it a second after. >> that, i. >> that, i. >> say it. okay, well, let's get on with the front pages. first of all, we have the guardian. trump says he has opened talks with putin to end the war in ukraine. >> the times. >> the times. >> trump and putin start ukraine peace talks. the telegraph join a terror group to stay in the uk. lots more front pages. >> coming up. >> coming up. >> but let's kick off with that first one there. the guardian steve. >> yep. trump says. >> yep. trump says. >> he. >> he. >> is. >> is. >> open talks. >> open talks. >> with. >> with. >> putin to end war in ukraine. something's missing there. you think. >> like there should be a three way call these days. you can do that. >> you can. just get. >> you can. just get. >> can we. >> can we. >> get. >> get. >> the other guy on. >> the other guy on. >> the other guy on. >> the line? no. he's like a granddad. he's like, oh, i can't, i can't do the third one. >> but yes. >> but yes. >> so someone's. missing from the chinwag. don't worry. there was another phone call after okay. >> which tells. >> which tells. >> you. >> you. >> the order, which tells you how this. >> is. >> is. >> going to go. >> going to go. >> plus. >> plus. >> also there's going to be an in—person meeting between putin and trump. >> meanwhile. >> meanwhile. >> zelenskyy gets to meet.

>> zelenskyy gets to meet. >> jd vance. >> jd vance. >> i can tell. »- >> i can tell. >> you how this is. >> you how this is. >> going to. >> going to. >> pan out. this has given you all. >> of. >> of. >> the clues. in fact, there's a bit where a lot of this is. >> on trump's. >> on trump's. >> truth social. >> truth social. >> he said the war must end. >> he said the war must end. >> and sweet. >> and sweet. >> mercy. >> mercy. >> yeah, we do want war to end. of course, war could end by letting. >> putin win. need to keep an eye on that. >> if you. >> if you. >> actually are a strong man of politics. >> you don't want to just let. putin win. >> i want to keep repeating that. >> but trump. >> but trump. >> said. >> said. >> god bless the. >> god bless the. >> people of. >> people of. >> russia. >> russia. >> and ukraine. we really are forgetting who. >> started this. i know that is the thing. that is the way that he's sort of wording it. and it is just this louis. it's like the forgetting that who actually who invaded. who's the aggressor here? >> oh, who who invaded. i was thinking, who started it? america started the whole thing by messing. with the with. >> russia's borders. >> russia's borders. >> you know what i mean? how could you even say that? it's it was putin's fault. he he actually was stupid by thinking he could. >> win this thing easily. >> win this thing easily. >> putin was stupid. >> putin was stupid. >> no. you're saying putin was stupid. he was. >> he was saying putin was stupid. i don't think i think he was immoral. i think he was. he's a bully and i think he'll be rewarded. >> i don't think so. i think i think zelenskyy zelenskyy, i mean, i.

>> good. yes. the last bit was a bird impression. that was. >> i'm saying i'm saying this, i'm saying this. we don't know anything about this. all we know is that trump called putin. putin's been fighting for three years, had tremendous losses. the ukraine is seeing that their money pot is going and zelenskyy is thinking he's not going to be making as much money as he was because america is not going to. >> making personal profits here. >> making personal profits here. >> we do not know that. and i know you could be reticent about making a definitive statement in the future. we i didn't say that. i said we don't know it. but knowing the ukraine, which is considered to be i have heard, i don't know, maybe, maybe it's not this way. the most the most corrupt country in europe. i don't think it could be that much more corrupt than belarus. >> luxembourg? >> luxembourg? >> no, i don't know if luxembourg is corrupt. are they the ones? >> do you not worry that it sets the precedent. >> of like, you know. >> of like, you know. >> what, it's 2025. >> what, it's 2025. >> you want a bit of land, go through. >> go and get it. >> go and get it. >> hannah gaffey. >> hannah gaffey. >> it isn't that way at all. it

has to. >> do not. >> do not. >> it wasn't that way. it was the fact that the fact that, first of all, a lot of the area that russia has reclaimed was they were russians who were living there. okay. >> but not like not the at the time, they actually still wanted to be part of ukraine. and it doesn't matter whether ethnically they were or not. the fact was it was a sovereign border that was agreed in treaties and then it was invaded. you can't just then reward it by going, well, here you go. well, you could just keep it now. >> josh, we're not living in 1945 at the foundation of the un and the idea of sovereign borders and all that, we were messing with russia. russia was a superpower. 1627 00