monstrosity. netflix monstrosity. >> i don't think anyone in the world knows that meghan markle has eaten jack in the box and loves it too. >> that you keep saying meghan markle. you know i'm sussex now. >> are. >> are. >> so insufferable. >> so insufferable. >> let's get right. >> let's get right. >> really great job. thank you. i love it if you like it. >> make it stop. i've had to sit through it all. okay. and i've got my take down at 9 pm. also tonight. sir davey a school is accused of indoctrinating special needs kids with ridiculous lgbt rubbish. and one nursery even dressed toddlers in huabs nursery even dressed toddlers in hijabs for a day of inclusivity. meanwhile. >> climate change is having a devastating effect on communities all over the world, especially the poorest countries and poorest people. >> the church of england chooses

to mark the start of lent by pushing for net zero and. >> 20,000 troops from some random country that hasn't fought a war in 30 or 40 years. >> it's fair to say fought a war in 30 or 40 years. >> it's fairto say jd fought a war in 30 or 40 years. >> it's fair to say jd vance comments have divided opinion. >> jd vance is wrong, wrong wrong wrong. >> i don't think he actually said that. i think this a lot of people are getting carried away. >> has vance disrespected britain on my panel tonight? it's broadcaster and columnist esther krakue, gb news, presenter alex armstrong and journalist jonathan lewis. also this evening. >> yes, yes. yes. >> huge floods sweep gran canaria. and check this out from the serbian parliament. get ready britain, here we go.

i'd say that meghan markle was insufferable, but that would be aninsuh insufferable, but that would be an insult to the insufferable. next. >> very good evening to you. it's just after ten at 9:00. rather the top story from the newsroom this evening. well, we can start with ukraine. and donald trump has confirmed that he will be speaking to volodymyr zelenskyy again following their previous meeting earlier this week. volodymyr zelenskyy says tonight that ukraine is ready to work under donald trump's leadership to end the war with russia. it follows a phone call with sir keir starmer, who welcomed mr zelenskyy's steadfast commitment. he said, to securing peace. the ukrainian leader is also calling for a truce in the sea and the sky.

that's only if he says russia does the same as part of steps towards ending the conflict. he comes also as tensions between kyiv and washington remain high. while the white house is pausing its military military aid to ukraine. conservative leader kemi badenoch, meanwhile, has said that she praises the ukrainian president for keeping a cool head in difficult circumstances. in other news, the trial of triple killer karl clifford has heard he raped his ex—girlfriend in a violent sexual act of spite before murdering her and her family with a crossbow and knife. the 26 year old admitted killing louise hunt. her mother carol and sister hannah at their hertfordshire home in july but denies rape. prosecutors say he carefully planned the attacks after miss hunt ended their relationship, and he went on to buy weapons and deceived his way into the home. jurors were also told louise described the relationship as sucking the life out of her, before breaking up with him just weeks before the

attack. that trial continues. a manhunt is underway tonight after a teenage boy was shot deadin after a teenage boy was shot dead in broad daylight in clapham. the 16 year old was found with gunshot wounds this afternoon but couldn't be saved. no arrests have been made so far, as police are racing to identify the victim and contact his family. officers are also combing cctv and appealing for witnesses. with a crime scene still in place. the met police says that they will work around the clock to catch those responsible. farmers have been staging another protest in london today over labour's inheritance tax changes, with a pancake day rally near parliament. they're opposing a plan 20% tax on agricultural land worth more than £1 million, arguing it will force land sales and hurt farming families. the met police limited the number of tractors allowed on the march today, a decision questioned by some politicians, including nigel farage, who's urging farmers to put pressure on labour mps in rural constituencies. but the

government says the plans are fair and balanced. and just before i hand you back to patrick, the king has made a rare visit to a royal navy warship at sea today, meeting sailors on hms prince of wales before its biggest mission yet. his majesty flew by helicopter to the aircraft carrier in the engush to the aircraft carrier in the english channel, thanking crew for their extraordinarily valuable service. the £3 billion ship will soon set sail to japan, leading the uk's strike group in a mission to boost defence partnerships. it's the first time in nearly 40 years, in fact, a reigning monarch has boarded a royal navy ship at sea. >> i can only say that i take immense pride in you, the men and women who bring this vessel to life with such indomitable spirit. for your vital service on behalf of us all. >> that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you for a full round up at 10:00. now, though, 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 gbnews.com/poll. >> james daly. >> james daly. >> good evening. tonight i want to start with something really powerful. i want to pay homage to real life working mums. those women out there who sacrifice it all day in, day out, against all the odds. women like this. >> was a real delight in being able to be a present parent. >> and it's a luxury sometimes because we all have to work. we all have a lot of stuff to do, but when you can take a minute to just. >> saturday morning. >> saturday morning. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> oh my gosh. meghan markle is insufferable. she's as popular as getting hard core chafing dunng as getting hard core chafing during the first kilometre of a marathon. all you working mums out there having a hard time

juggung out there having a hard time juggling your career and parenthood. i tell you what, just put some flipping flower petals on your food, you pathetic mother. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> before all this glaze sets, it's a nice time to be wrong to put sprinkles on them. this is the time to do it. chocolate chips. anything. flour. sprinkles, baby. stop it! how sweet is that? >> oh, sugar. >> oh, sugar. >> are mean. how relatable is that? hey, you're a single mum of two in basingstoke. you've just come in off the night shift and you see one of your kids outside eating worms. your other child's actually got worms. and you turn the telly on and meghan's teaching you how to make a rainbow fruit salad. >> you see where a rainbow is coming together here, and you don't have to do a big platter of this. you could do this with one small row for your kids for breakfast, genuinely, and it makes the morning a lot more fun. >> it's not even her kitchen.

the people she surrounds herself with don't even seem to be her friends. one of them said, oh my gosh, you're so tall! which implies she's never even met her before. and where are the kids? where are they? who's looking after them? well, she prances around relentlessly putting flower petals on stuff. >> flower sprinkles, if we must. >> flower sprinkles, if we must. >> we mustn't. there's no need. people are scratching around to save enough money so they can buy somewhere like this on the outskirts of london. look at that. the cast of trainspotting would turn their noses up at that. and then in steams, meghan markle little miss relatable standing in the garden of some other multi—millionaires mansion, talking about pulling eggs out of a free range chickens backside with her bare hands, before presumably sprinkling some flower petals on them to feed to her kids. you've had a hard day of being looked after by the nanny in their other mansion.

>> people would watch this and 90, >> people would watch this and go, oh right, but i don't have all this space at home. and that's why i think the value of what you've done with the idea of urban farming, or even if you're just in a little flat in london or a small apartment in the city, what people can do that can feel like they have some small piece of this? >> oh, yeah. with your landscaped lawn and your massive pool landscaped lawn and your massive pool. and of course, isn't it just amazing how good she manages to look while she's just effortlessly glides through life? >> meghan, i want to ask you about your look. >> my who. >> my who. >> you're luke, your look. >> you're luke, your look. >> megan oh my luke. >> megan oh my luke. >> you're luke. did i not say it right. >> i don't know, i'm like way cooler than i am. i don't know what you're talking my luke, my look, she likes my luke. >> your luke. >> your luke. >> oh my gosh. >> oh my gosh. >> your fashion is like one of my favourite things. >> oh my gosh. i mean look, did you see her face at the end of that.