>> oh. >> oh. >> but before. >> but before. >> tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> leo. thank you. good evening. your headlines at 11:00. european leaders are set to gather next week for an emergency summit on the war in ukraine, as they consider how to respond to us president donald trump's push for an end to the war. meanwhile, senior officials from trump's administration will start peace talks with russian and ukrainian negotiators in saudi arabia. it's understood that us national security adviser mike waltz and special envoy steve witkoff will head to the middle eastern country in the middle eastern country in the coming days. a 14 year old

boy has died after a syrian refugee stabbed passers by in the austrian city of villach today, leaving four others injured, two seriously. the 23 year old suspect, who has not been yet named, is a syrian national with legal residence in austria. he had been living in a centre for asylum seekers and was not known to authorities. austria's right leaning freedom party leader herbert kickl said in a statement. we need a rigorous crackdown on asylum and cannot continue to import conditions like those in villach. meanwhile, a mother and her two year old daughter have died after a car was rammed into a crowd of people in munich on thursday. german police have a crowd of people in munich on thursday. german p

starting with the independent jonathan. and that that european army. are you looking forward to signing up.7 >> i'm not sure we're going to have a. >> choice. are we.7 >> choice. are we? >> we're going to be conscripted. am i too old to be conscripted?

>> i don't think you're too old for anything, jonathan. >> oh. >> oh. >> fair enough. well. >> fair enough. well. >> you know, i don't. >> you know, i don't. >> do a mental age. >> do a mental age. >> it'sjust. it'sjust physical. >> i don't know, what. >> i don't know, what. >> am i, 26? >> am i, 26? >> 40? i'm slowly decaying. right. zelenskyy. calls for european army to counter putin. so president zelenskyy has dramatically called for the creation of

dramatically called for the creati do of dramatically called for the creati do see his point. he but i do see his point. he doesn't think trump's got his back. he wants to carry. >> on the. >> on the. >> war and win it, and. >> war and win it, and. >> trump. >> trump. >> wants to end it fundamentally. so there are odds >> do you think this could force european countries and force britain to sort of do away with all this sort of pan globalist wef, you know, nationalism is evil and communism is great. do away with all that and actually have a return to seeing, you know, patriotism as a, as a virtue. >> well, that's. >> well, that's. >> the question. >> the question. >> what would. >> what would. >> be the values of a european army. and this is a problem. it's been this idea. >> has been put. >> has been put. >> out many times. it never actually happens. and if it does happen, given the state of the current armies in europe, it's going to this is like a massively long term project. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> but this is the big problem is what what values would it follow if it's the european army? doesn't it inevitably end up just following what germany wants? isn't that the kind. >> of. >> of. >> the problem? yeah. has that has that ever caused problems in the past? >> i hear it has. i'm no scholar of history. >> but i've. >> but i've. >> heard it. and also we've got the issue that we've, you know,

europe has allowed in mass immigration. so we've got millions and millions of people. >> saying there already is an army forming in europe. >> well, i mean, there's over 40,000 islamists on terror watch lists in the uk alone. so i mean, that's an army right there. and ; a there's

apparently there's a there's a 5.6 million items of content it has named for removal. so there's a secret trove of all there's a secret trove of all the bad stuff they've taken out, like indiana jones. can you just love to rummage through that and just see what was there? >> i think most of the time i do when i'm on the internet. >> is this surprising? >> is this surprising? >> is this surprising? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i mean, is anyone else? >> i thought we all knew this. >> i thought we all knew this. >> kind of thing. they did. i mean, their motto used to be don't be evil. then they changed. >> it to do. be evil. >> it to do. be evil. >> i mean, it's. >> not that's not true, guys. >> not that's not true, guys. >> but it's not surprising.

we did. with a funny one if we did. >> yeah, true. no. that's great. and also on this telegraph front page, we have badenoch. britain must fight for free speech. so this is basically kemi saying that labour are going to do everything they can to quash free speech under hate crime laws and all that kind of stuff, which is maybe they should have run on this kind of thing, you know, before the last election, instead. >> of bringing in instead of bringing in. >> the heat. >> the heat. >> exactly, exactly. >> exactly, exactly. >> maybe cammie's law could could have done something to stop them. so hopefully, hopefully she's going to pledge to roll back all the speech crime laws. moving on to the express, jonathan, we've got worries about the economy in britain. >> yes, britain's living in fear for economy. so fresh misery for labour as a shock. poll reveals that the british are not happy. when are they so? 15% of the

survey think that reeves is doing a good job, and 67% are against axing winter fuel payments, so it doesn't really seem like they've got their finger on the pulse. this is labour of what the country want. yeah, 15% think reeves is doing a good job. >> i mean, i'm not an economist like she is, but 15% that's 15 out of 100. that doesn't sound like a lot, nick. >> no, it's pretty bad. i mean, 50% said she was doing a good job or bad job. sorry. was the same thing as 50%. maybe you could. but kwasi kwarteng was apparently on 53%. yeah, just before he. >> i met him the other day. >> i met him the other day. >> nice guy. but he didn't go that well for him with the old budget. so she's in the kind of quasi territory. >> oh, we blew 15%. think that she's doing a good job. >> no. >> no. >> no, but 50%. quasi bad job. >> no, but 50%. quasi bad job. >> oh, peace. >> oh, peace. >> and 53% in september 22nd said he was doing a bad job. >> right. >> right. >> i'm saying she's 3% off quasi levels. so question me again, by. >> the way. >> the way. >> but kick me under the. >> but kick me under the. >> table anyway. >> table anyway. >> it's pretty bad. i mean, it's

pretty bad. and you've got david lammy on the previous paper. we didn't get on to it, but he's saying she needs to boost defence spending. starmer saying. >> it. >> it. >> you know, so she's in trouble. but you can't really get rid of your chancellor, can you. because it just looks so bad for you if you're starmer. >> yeah. so maybe we could just get rid of the whole lot of them. how's that for an idea? >> so kylie minogue is back on a world tour, which means that bruce devlin is swelling up as we speak. >> right? is he going to be a. big fan? that's great to hear. well, that's the front page is done and dusted. join us in the next section for british police bending over backwards to accommodate the wishes of islamic terrorists. some things never change. labour have decided to increase the amount of money going to asylum seekers. and will elon musk cause the next find out in a

a moment. and leslie brown in a moment. and leslie brown says, we've already got and are paying says, we've already got and are paying for an eu army. it's called nato. good point lesley, we're moving on. we've got the independent now and british police will arrest british people for silent christian prayer. but they bend over backwards to accommodate the demands of islamic terrorists who want to kill us. nick. >> yes, it's new custody image released of woman in niqab because of distress. this was forrest jimmy, which may well be the pronunciation from stratford upon avon, and an image came out of her face. then she said she was. her defence said she was distressed by that image. so one came out of a fully covered up, which is great, isn't it? if you haven't done anything, you're like, hey, i'm covered up so no one knows who i am. >> and this is a police mugshot.

so this isn't, you know, this isn't a picture she'd asked to be taken. this is an official police mugshot that they release of a criminal. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and she'd been found engaging in conduct in preparation for terrorism. she wanted to help the isis. a bit like special k that the islamic state in afghanistan. and she'd shared graphic and extremist material on social media. she had researched weaponry. so, yeah, she's pretty serious. and but they've sort of capitulated due to her distress. and it's this we have a million stories, like a story like this every night. at least one because it's a feature, not a bug of. >> also, of all the things for her to be currently distressed about, you wouldn't think how she looks in her mugshot would. >> be quite low down. >> be quite low down. >> when she's planning to blow herself up. >> yeah, and yeah, she was going to go and be a martyr herself. yeah, extraordinary. yeah, but 1586 00:22:44,088