>> wow, there we go. it's 9 pm. i'm patrick christys tonight. >> right now. >> right now. >> is starmer right to want to send british troops to ukraine? >> and i worry about is the threat from within. >> and this becomes difficult. >> and this becomes difficult. >> the head of the munich security conference cries because the us no longer shares european values. what values are they? >> it's like. >> it's like. >> two attacks by asylum seekers in the last few days mass illegal immigration, huge pro—palestine demonstrations, ridiculous lgbt ideology. >> at stake is not just the future of ukraine. it is an existential question for europe as a whole.

>> what do these european leaders actually care about? europe? also tonight. >> my ward have different people, different cultural people, different cultural people, but we always go together. we celebrate every different culture, like black history month, different festivities of different religions. >> nhs hospitals have set racial quotas to try to win a diversity award. what do they focus on? saving lives instead? plus. >> i had two black eyes and my nose was bleeding and they just shoved their hands down my trousers and just touched me. >> he tried to kiss me, i think twice, maybe three times, and i could feel the erection on my leg. at that point it. >> scared me as he knew where lived. >> women are being left traumatised and feeling unsafe in their own homes for simply ordering food. >> when you order a takeaway, will an illegal migrant turn up? britain's high streets are plagued with dodgy turkish barbershops. vape stores think it's barbershops. vape stores think wsfime barbershops. vape stores think it's time to get a grip, isn't it? >> and your immigration

application was refused by the home office and you had the right to appeal. here are my top tips on how to successfully bnng tips on how to successfully bring an appeal to the first tier tribunal. >> a jamaican drug dealer avoids deportation by promising to only smoke cannabis in the future. i mean, who are these immigration judges? >> plus wim frijns robert hur we just landed our plane. >> another horrendous plane crash, this time in canada. i speak to an aviation expert shortly and this woman, believe it or not, could have been the us president right now. >> and the way that i see it also is that when we think about like these moments where we see things that are being taken. but also let's see it as a, you know, nature abhors a vacuum. >> anyway, what's going on in peru? oh, my panel tonight is

former tory special adviser lauren mckeever. we've also got journalist benjamin butterworth and daily express political journo christiane karg. oh, and the police have issued a mug shot of this woman. does anyone know who she is? anyone? does she look familiar to you? okay. get ready. britain. here we go. is diversity in the nhs killing people next. >> good evening. it's 9:03. i'm katie bowen in the gb news newsroom. breaking news out of canada this evening. a delta airlines plane has flipped and crashed on landing at toronto pearson airport with eight people reportedly injured. footage shows the plane apparently flipped entirely upside down. toronto's pearson

airport said it was aware of an incident involving a delta plane arriving from minneapolis, and that emergency teams were responding. canada police has said it does not know the circumstances surrounding the crash. all 80 people on board were evacuated, according to cbs news. and of the eight reported injuries, one was critical and the rest were mild to moderate. regional paramedic authorities have reported. the faa says there is currently a ground stop at the airport following the crash. we'll bring you more on that developing story as soon as we get it. sir keir starmer has said that the future of ukraine is an existential question for europe as a whole, and is vital for britain's national interest, as he called for a us backstop to effectively deter russia from attacking ukraine again. speaking after a summit of european leaders in paris this afternoon, the prime minister reiterated that he is prepared to consider committing british forces on the ground in ukraine if there is a lasting peace

agreement. sir keir starmer confirmed that he will travel to washington, dc, next week to meet president trump. >> but must play its role. but i am prepared to consider committing british forces on the ground alongside others if there is a lasting peace agreement. but there must be a us backstop because a us security guarantee is the only way to effectively deter russia from attacking ukraine again. so i will go to washington next week to meet president trump and to discuss what we see as the key elements of a lasting peace. >> an update from the vatican. now pope francis remains in hospital, but he is in a stable clinical condition and does not have a fever. a statement released a short time ago has said earlier, doctors had to change treatment for the pope's respiratory tract infection to

tackle what they called a complex clinical situation. the eighth pontiff has been suffering from a respiratory infection for more than a week, and was admitted to rome's gemelli hospital on friday. police were called to bbc headquarters earlier today after glass doors were smashed and red paint was sprayed on the building. the metropolitan police have launched an investigation after protesters vandalised the broadcaster's office in portland place in london. the group palestine action has issued a statement claiming responsibility for the damage, saying it covered the building in blood red paint in protest against what they claim is the bbc's pro—israel bias. those are the latest gb news headunes those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more on that breaking news coming out of toronto. eight reportedly injured in that delta airlines crash. as we get it now it's back to patrick. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign

up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> the n hs gbnews.com/poll. >> the nhs has signed up to race quotas in a bid to win diversity awards. they want a proportion of ethnic minorities in every single boardroom. they're not winning any awards for healthcare. we've got millions on waiting lists. they spend billions of pounds each year compensating people for medical negligence. half of maternity wards are ranked as inadequate or requires improvement. they were given an extra £10.6 billion by the labour government, and they spent it all without delivering any real improvements. but what we really need as a country is more ethnic minorities on the boards of nhs hospital trusts, isn't it? i think the idea that ethnic minorities are underrepresented due to racism is a complete joke anyway. just looking at some nhs trust boards in the north west, which is where this diversity

quota thing is being rolled out, was the trust in blackpool. it's got a black man and an asian woman on the board. in bolton there's a black lady on the board. the chair of the board is called doctor niruben ranaraja. the stockport nhs trust board has two black people on it. i could go on and on. university hospitals of liverpool board. well, there are two people wearing a pride flag in their pictures there. that's a form of diversity, i suppose, isn't it? i mean, in the nhs in general, it's total lunacy to say that there's racism in the hiring process. so the nhs employs people from nearly 200 different nationalities. 82% of the british population is white according to the last census, whereas just 74.3% of nhs staff are white. i mean, is there racism in the way the nhs treats its patients? well, no. i mean, nearly i in 10 people its patients? well, no. i mean, nearlyi in 10 people using its patients? well, no. i mean, nearly i in 10 people using the nhs don't speak english and need a translator, which we give them, obviously. in fact, people needing a translator have reportedly skipped the a&e queue ahead of english speaking brits

in hotels full of illegal immigrants. there are nhs staff where it's probably easier for them to see a gp, isn't it, than poor old dorothy from number 42, who's paid her taxes all her life right here in britain. and just look at this article, right. we spent millions on care for migrants while some brits waited i8 for migrants while some brits waited 18 months for treatment. where's the racism? there. where is it? despite the tories and now labour trying to block the nhs from hiring diversity officers, they've just carried on doing it anyway. they're hiring diversity staff on more than double the wage of a junior doctor. some of them, some of them are on around 100 grand a yeah them are on around 100 grand a year. they're hiring diversity staff on more money than junior doctors. just let that sink in. >> why would i have different people, different culture people? but we always go together. we celebrate every different culture, like black history month. different festivities of different religions. >> and that is an advert there

for an nhs trust entirely based around how inclusive and diverse it is. if you want to work there. so why do we need race quotas on nhs boards? 1524 00