bit of hamas propaganda. doing a bit of hamas propaganda. their disgraceful illegal immigrants are now sending their young children over the channel on their own, and then using them to try to get into britain themselves. i'm going to take you live to the village in britain where locals are outnumbered by out of control asylum seekers. but also tonight. >> what do you say to your victims.7 huw edwards? >> victims? huw edwards? >> yeah, we have a little look at the bbc's chequered track record, and hopefully as well we're going to be hearing. from president trump, aren't we, because he's called zelenskyy a dictator, is it? game over for the ukrainian leader? there is a podium ready at the moment for donald trump to walk out onto. it is no sign of him just yet, but as soon as he does come there, we will take it live. this is where we are at the moment. as you can see, he is not there. but any minute now president trump might be arriving. he said that zelenskyy basically was responsible for

the start of the war, should have negotiated the end of that war in the last three years. he's called him a dictator. i am wondering whether or not actually he is going to speak in even stronger terms about all of this. i mean, the other aspect, of course, is that whatever you think about president trump, whatever you think about him, whatever you think about him, what he is exposing now is, of course, the fact that europe should have invested in its own defence a lot sooner. on the panel tonight, we've got the director of the popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks, and the broadcaster nina meshkov. also tonight is hard left mp zarah sultana inciting violence against nigel farage with that poster . plus. with that poster. plus. >> wow. >> wow. >> an asteroid much larger than that one could be hurtling towards earth as we speak. all right, get ready, britain, here

we go. yeah! watch this space. trump could be on your screens any second now. stay tuned. >> good evening. from the newsroom. straight back to patrick and donald trump very shortly. first though a look at the other stories making the news. and sir keir starmer has told volodymyr zelenskyy he has uk's full support after donald trump called the ukrainian leader a dictator. downing street says the prime minister backed zelenskyy in a call this evening, saying it is reasonable to suspend elections in wartime, just as britain did in world war ii. well, it comes after a day of clashes between trump and zelenskyy, with the us president claiming ukraine started the war and that the ukrainian president's approval rating is just at 4%. as patrick was

saying at the top of the hour, we are expecting to hear from donald trump speaking in miami very shortly. and although that is at a saudi backed conference regarding investment, it is anticipated he will, of course, be addressing the allegations levelled at zelenskyy, to which he hit back, saying donald trump is living in a disinformation space caused by russia. meanwhile, uk leaders from across the political divide have also condemned mr trump's recent remarks, including the lib dem leader sir ed davey, and tory leader sir ed davey, and tory leader kemi badenoch. in other news, uk inflation has jumped to 3%, the fastest rise in ten months, driven by soaring food prices, airfares and private school fees, with energy, water and council tax bills also set to rise. households are bracing for yet more pressure on budgets. businesses, meanwhile, say higher wages and national insurance hikes could push pnces insurance hikes could push prices up even further. the government's warning the road to low inflation will be bumpy, with political parties trading

blame over tax and spending policies. retailers selling knives online are set to face stricter laws, as a review has found it's easier for children to buy blades than paracetamol. new rules mean tougher prison sentences for selling knives to under 18, and a legal duty for retailers to report bulk or suspicious purchases. the crackdown follows tragedies unked crackdown follows tragedies linked to the sale of unlicensed knives, as the government is vowing to protect young people from crime. a 74 year old woman has become the first person in scotland to be arrested under the nation's new abortion buffer zones law. police were called to the queen elizabeth university hospital in glasgow after reports of an anti—abortion protest. the woman was arrested for breaching the exclusion zone, which prevents protesters from gathering within 200m of abortion clinics. a builder who murdered his wife and stepson after refusing to accept their

divorce has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 34 years. calogero ricotta stabbed his wife to death at their home in essex before killing her son as he tried to protect his mother. a judge called ricotta controlling and coercive, saying his vanity, his pride and ego led to the murders. while officers were at the scene of that incident within just minutes, and he was quickly arrested. >> put your hands in the air now! put your hands in the air. show me your hands. get on your knees. get on your knees, on your knees. put your hands behind your head. hands behind your head. but don't move, don't move. you're under arrest on suspicion of attempted murder. you don't have to say anything. miami defence minister. my question. >> and weather news for you. the uk's cold and grey spell is thankfully finally, reportedly, we'll find out soon enough coming to an end with much milder weather on the way. by the end of the week, temperatures will be above average across the country, warmer than in greece. even some eastern areas of the uk could see highs of up to 16 degrees on

friday. that is a big jump from the usual nine degrees for this time of the month, but with low pressure taking over soon, unsettled conditions will follow, bringing wind and rain and potentially february's first named storm. a mixed picture for us there. well, those are the latest headlines. straight back now to patrick. and we'll soon find out if donald trump has emerged. >> for the. >> for the. >> very latest gb news direct smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> jay review. >> jay review. >> all right, well, welcome back to patrick christys. tonight, i'm just going to take you over to, as it stands at the moment, an unmanned plinth in miami where very, very shortly, president donald trump is due to take centre stage. earlier today, he said that zelenskyy was essentially a dictator. he said that zelenskyy was

responsible, in no small part, for the start of the war that we're seeing in ukraine, and that he should have a election in ukraine either right now or very shortly after the end of this war. his comments, of course, are controversial. plenty of people agree with them. plenty of people disagree with them. but we're going to be heanng with them. but we're going to be hearing what he has to say there. for what it's worth. keir starmer, our prime minister, has just released a statement saying that he spoke earlier on with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, saying that he's got his full support, that he backs the fact that zelenskyy hasn't had elections recently because his country has been at war, citing the fact that winston churchill did the same thing. so the second that we see the president, united states, walk out onto that stage, we will take you there. it's going to be bombshell, whatever he has to say. but in the meantime, back here, bit closer to home, i am going to be talking to you about something that i think a lot of you really, really care about as well. is keir starmer's labour

party weirdly obsessed with islam? the prime minister was accused of being unbelievably tone deaf when he put this picture out yesterday. he said it was great to meet muslim leaders to discuss his plan for change, to help working people well. will he be meeting with christians, sikhs, hindus and jews to discuss his plans for change as well? what about pensioners? what about farmers? dare i say it? white british businessmen and women maybe who are being clobbered by labour's tax rises. will they have a round table with the pm? but it got even worse for keir starmer because the woman sitting on his left in that photo i showed you there, there we are. it's the same woman who posted this on social media in 2015. her post reads islamophobia is more dangerous than isis. isis will burn out, but muslims are underestimating the far right threat. can i say in 2015, isis were kind of at their pomp. so suppose that in 2015, i think it's especially ridiculous. did nobody vet this lady? why does

she have direct access to our prime minister? what exactly did they discuss? also, shall we just get they discuss? also, shall we just