a view on immigration. talking of dangerous left wing politicians, though. >> you won't ever threaten me jimmy ever threaten me again, will you leave it here? >> ex labour mp mike amesbury is sentenced to just ten weeks in prison for battering a man in the street. but the judge who gave him that lenient sentence is the same bloke who boasted about giving a police officer 20 weeks in prison for sending a racist joke in a whatsapp group. and he also let these vile hamas paraglider inspired protesters walk free. so should mike amesbury have been banned up for longer, do you think? >> and we're going to fight for it and we are going to win. >> when there's a by—election. will reform win that seat? in other news. >> you want to, as you rightly say, set up great british energy that ought to bring down the household bills by about £400. >> whoopsie. your bills are going up again from tomorrow. is this all because of ed

miliband's net zero madness plus. >> dillian whyte. stop! oh! stop it! dei! stop it! >> yeah, a bit more enrichment for you there as the security guard is knocked out cold. you're not safe going shopping anymore, are you? more violent crime at one of britain's busiest shopping centres. meanwhile, though, the pro—palestine brigade. they're at it again. this time they've just ripped up the union flag. >> fatima whitbread. kyrees. >> fatima whitbread. kyrees. >> oh, you're hard on my panel tonight is daily express columnist carole malone. we've got former labour party adviser paul richards and former tory party chairman sir jake berry. oh, and can anyone recognise this woman? >> our former first minister

john legend, are here tonight. >> as elton john tribute acts are getting cheaper, aren't they? get ready britain, here we go. are we living in a keir starmer police state? next. >> good evening. the top stories this hour. 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 had 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. >> well, nigel farage has promised a private prosecution against jonathan reynolds after accusations that the business secretary misrepresented his legal career. the reform uk leader told the party event in cornwall that mr reynolds has never had a proper job in his never had a properjob in his life. mr reynolds worked as a trainee solicitor in manchester, but left his legal career behind when he entered politics. he's been accused of describing himself as a solicitor on his linkedin page in the commons, and on an old constituency website that's no longer online. previously, a labour source suggested the reference to him being a solicitor on his linkedin profile was human error and said mr reynolds did not manage the profile. in other news, us president donald trump

says the focus is on having a ceasefire in the ukraine war as soon as possible. mr trump made those comments in a speech at the white house today alongside the white house today alongside the french president. he also said the us has had some great conversations with russia since he took office on the 20th of january towards that goal, and that europe should contribute to securing peace. the french president, emmanuel macron, who was welcomed to the white house today, said in the speech we have a shared desire to build peace. 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. amesbury pleaded guilty to assaulting 45 year old paul fellows after video footage emerged showing the confrontation while delivering the sentence today, the magistrate said amesbury's unprovoked drunken behaviour was too serious to be dealt with by unpaid work, and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more news from me in an houn >> 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/advent. >> jay review. >> jay review. >> sir keir starmer thinks you're dangerous if you have right wing political views.

>> a dangerous right wing politics. you want to know what farage and reform are doing on their rare visits to parliament. they're voting against our employment rights bill. they claim to be the party of patriotism, but they're fawning over putin. >> so not far right. not fascist, not nazi views, no, just right wing political views makes you a danger to society. under labour prime minister keir starmer. well, i want to push back on that because this was revealed over the weekend. >> a police officer, helen. >> a police officer, helen. >> under keir starmer's labour government, two police officers

turned up at a middle aged woman's house because she did a facebook post calling for labour politicians to resign for their role in a whatsapp group that had racist, homophobic and racist content in it. so under this labour government, if you call for a left wing politician to resign the stasi, knock on your front door. greater manchester has one of the highest crime rates in the country, and the police seemingly did absolutely nothing to stop a group of asian men who appeared to be trying to vandalise a police station in rochdale after the manchester airport incident. >> oh yeah, go on lad. just watching you. sara davison covid. >> egg sandwiches. >> egg sandwiches. >> are made. >> are made. >> for you, right? >> for you, right? >> great. all they would have had to have done there, by the way, was just come outside their own police station and it appeared they didn't want to do that. but who reported helen jones, that aforementioned middle aged woman, to the police for her facebook post? was it

members of the local labour party? i wonder, because in wales, a labour member of staff reported a former royal marine to police for a facebook video in which he said that illegal immigration was making us less safe. >> that the ones being lost in five still critical. okay. and that's the main reason, really why i'm making this video. i can make a video about three months ago, and i warned that this was this type of thing was going to start happening. we as a community should not let any of these type people into our valley. okay. we shouldn't let any of these migrants who have just come into the country. okay. settle you in the valleys. we need to be on to the councillors. we need to be on to the politicians to make sure this doesn't happen. >> because he was arrested, charged, remanded in custody and went to court after a labour

staff member reported him to police. it took a jury just 17 minutes to acquit him. 17 minutes. it's this labour government that saw one of their own mps get drunk and batter a constituent on the street. >> okay. you won't ever threaten me, mp. ever threat me again. will you leave me here? >> the victim was beaten up and punched on the floor by right wing politics. was he prime minister? was that right wing politics that battered him? no. it's this labour government that forced apple to give them access to your private photos, videos and files. starmer's government stands accused of a big brother style orwellian invasion of your privacy. in fact, it's this labour government that spending millions of pounds of taxpayers money on a new artificial intelligence tool that will spy on your social media posts. if you post something that they think might pose a risk to

national security, then they'll nick you for it. so under laboun nick you for it. so under labour, you are paying for the software to spy on yourself. it's under this labour government. police in wales enforce one of the uk's largest ever facial recognition rollouts in cardiff city centre. now look, just watch this again. >> we don't show a path to the future. others will fill that void. in fact, they already are a dangerous right wing politics. >> 1533 00:10:30,224 -->