>> way. >> way. >> it's 11:00. »- >> it's 11:00. >> which >> it's11:00. >> which means it's time for tomorrow's newspapers tonight. >> join us over the next hour to find out. kemi badenoch. has she finally made her decision about the. how is starmer preparing for his meeting with trump.7 and did any of the bbc licence fee go to hamas terrorists? i'm josh howie. and tonight i'm joined by the id and ego of the comedy circuit, simon evans and lewis schaffer, to take you through tuesday's top stories.

headliners. but before the best of tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> josh thank you. the top stories. nigel farage hit back at the prime minister today after sir keir starmer accused the reform uk leader of the party's, quote, dangerous politics. addressing members in cornwall this evening, mr farage addressed antifa activists who attempted to disrupt the event and he also said free speech will prevail. >> let me give a message to antifa. let me give a message to two tier. keir starmer. let me give a message to all of them. we will not be cowed. we will not be silenced by anybody. we

are the british people and we want a common sense government back in charge of our country. we are going to fight for it and we are going to win. >> elsewhere, us president donald trump says the focus is on having a ceasefire in the ukraine war as soon as possible. mr trump made the comments in a speech at the white house alongside the french president, where the leaders have been meeting to discuss the war in ukraine. on the third anniversary of russia's full scale invasion of the country, mr trump said the us has had some great conversations with russia since he took office on the 20th of january towards that goal the 20th of january towards that goal, and that europe should contribute to securing peace. the french president, emmanuel macron, says peace must not mean a surrender of ukraine. the us president says it's to the benefit of russia to make a deal >> our focus is on achieving a ceasefire as soon as possible and ultimately a permanent peace. my meeting with president macron today was another important step forward in that i believe that emmanuel agrees

with me on many of the most important issues. chief among them is this is the right time. it may be the only time. you know, that's a very interesting and horrible situation. and that could evolve into a third world war. we're not going to let that happen. >> and former labour mp mike amesbury has been jailed for ten weeks after he admitted punching a man to the ground in his cheshire constituency last october. he's now facing calls to quit the commons. amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing the confrontation. delivering the confrontation. delivering the sentencing today, the magistrate said amesbury's unprovoked drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. it's over to headliners. >> 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/poll. >> jason bradbury. >> jason bradbury. >> hello! >> hello! >> welcome to headliners. you know the score. we got the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, we're going to have a look at the front pages. we have the telegraph, france's nuclear shield for europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express. reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do the whole show just on the telegraph. >> i wonder. >> i wonder. >> whether it was. >> whether it was. >> specifically in order to. address concerns i'd raised on previous shows, that we were given an a4 simulacrum. >> of the. >> of the. >> front page. and that's just so.the >> front page. and that's just so. the type. >> is so dense. >> on it. yeah, they do manage to cram a lot in there. the big. story is taking. >> up. >> up. >> the top half of the paper. >> the top half of the paper. >> france's nuclear.

>> france's nuclear. >> shield for europe as against america's nuclear. >> it was. that's how. >> it was. that's how. >> george w. >> george w. >> bush used to pronounce it. >> bush used to pronounce it. >> always amuse me. the big. >> always amuse me. the big. >> picture there, the. >> picture there, the. >> photograph which a lot of the papers have gone for , is. papers have gone for, is. >> trump and macron looking. >> trump and macron looking. >> surprisingly chummy and matey and clasping hands there in a. >> kind. >> kind. >> of like. >> of like. >> it looks like thumb war. >> it looks like thumb war. >> yeah, a little bit of a kind of locking. i don't know where the macron was avoiding trump is apparently a bit of a. >> squeezer. >> squeezer. >> isn't he? >> isn't he? >> he likes to really. >> he likes to really. >> go for. >> go for. >> the locker room. the bully. >> the locker room. the bully. >> starts anyway. >> starts anyway. >> more importantly. >> more importantly. >> the actual. text of the story is more concerned. with france's stepping up on the european front and possibly deploying fighter jets carrying nuclear weapons onto german soil. if america withdraws its nato armaments planes. and bombs and so on. i mean, this is all a lot of repositioning going on, of course, in the last few days. and that's been reignited by the. german election.

>> friedrich merz, who. >> friedrich merz, who. >> is expected to be the next german chancellor, has a substantial majority, but not he will still be in coalition with the outgoing schulz. he is quite keen that the french and the british provide his protecting wing now. >> funny how it goes around. >> funny how it goes around. >> isn't it? i don't think it would be really unreasonable for germany to start paying for its own defence at this point, and possibly signing a contract with bae. >> do we need. >> do we need. >> to be building more nukes? well. >> probably, yeah, probably. >> probably, yeah, probably. >> we do. but i think that ukraine, this whole thing started. >> ukraine gave up their nukes. absolutely. >> so that they. >> so that they. >> would have security guarantees. >> and all the time people say, oh, russia's being degraded. it's, you know, it's exhausted its stocks. well, that could be a good thing or it could be a bad thing. >> it might. >> it might. >> mean that they are inclined if they're in a tight corner to resort to that. so yeah, i don't know i feel reasonably reassured. >> at the moment that. >> at the moment that. >> everyone seems to be sort of fronting up to the challenges at any rate. >> yeah. louis, more big news.

kemi badenoch finally making a decision maybe about the echr. >> are we. >> are we. >> going to that. >> going to that. >> badenoch threat. >> badenoch threat. >> to quit echr. >> to quit echr. >> i mean. >> i mean. >> who is she? >> who is she? >> she's a loser too. >> these are the. >> these are the. >> loser parties. >> loser parties. >> of europe. we're being. >> of europe. we're being. >> run by a party. >> run by a party. >> of macron. >> of macron. >> has like 20%. >> has like 20%. >> of the vote. >> of the vote. >> he's like a nobody. >> he's like a nobody. >> macron. >> macron. >> she's not in power. >> she's not in power. >> and she also is. >> and she also is. >> she wants to. >> she wants to. >> be in power. >> be in power. >> but she's. >> but she's. >> she doesn't even she has. >> she doesn't even she has. >> 20%. >> 20%. >> two. >> two. >> and the same thing. >> and the same thing. >> that german guy mertz. >> that german guy mertz. >> he's a. »- >> he's a. >> loser too. he doesn't he's going to bond with some leftist party. do you think that's going to make the germans happy? no. they're going to say, well, these guys are losers. this all of europe. donald trump is so right. and i don't think the europeans understand that this is a continent run by losers, all losers. macron's a loser. >> the as. >> the as. >> a continent. what about a continent. >> she's threatening? she's not in power. she will never get in power. the tory party is dead.

they are dead. they don't have the will of the people. don't support them. the people who watch this channel don't like them. and you take a look at keir starmer. he's a loser too. he's got all these people voting for him. but they don't like him. they just. they just didn't. they just didn't like badenoch party. >> well he's he's technically he's a winner. well, it wasn't badenoch party at the time. >> but it is her now. she could do was say, we're getting out of the echr. you have my word on it. well. >> simon, we've. >> simon, we've. >> talked about this before. we've talked about how she sort of held back a bit and assessed the data. and this seems to be her now coming to the conclusion, probably on the back of telegraph's daily exposes of ridiculous judgements about the immigration. >> well, yes. >> well, yes. >> that certainly would be part of the. calculation and is why. >> the. >> the. >> telegraph would put it on the front page, probably to. >> prove that they. >> prove that they. >> they've managed to snag her. >> they've managed to snag her. >> i suppose. >> i suppose. >> also obviously to respond to reform galloping ahead in the polls and getting ahead of them, because reform are. very much about britain deciding its own rules on who gets to stay and

who gets to live here and who gets to go home. i do also find it quite interesting that, of course, as the hard right or the, let's say, immigrant sceptic parties in europe gather pace.i sceptic parties in europe gather pace. i haven't heard whether germany will consider getting rid of the echr or whether any other countries 1594 00