sentencing? >> britain's justice system is now anti—white, anti—christian and anti straight man. >> will never be a two tier sentencing approach under my watch or under this labour government. >> well, it turns out that ethnic minorities and trans people can get a lower sentence. so can illegal immigrants who say that they've been trafficked into britain. so we are living into britain. so we are living in keir starmer's two tier britain. also tonight. >> go after the criminal gangs to smash the gang, networks to go after the dangerous gangs, go after the criminal gangs. >> 1600 illegal immigrants crossed >>1600 illegal immigrants crossed the channel in the last four days. >> the westminster. >> the westminster. >> estimate and around 1 million people in britain do not speak english. plus. >> i absolutely wanted to be here for today for this event and to have the first of these events here in westminster hall

is really, really fantastic. >> well, there we go. have we done more to celebrate ramadan than lent? aren't we supposed to be a christian country? and keir starmer's secrecy over southport could have put rudakubana trial at risk, a terrorism watchdog reveals. also. >> what do you say to your victims? huw edwards? >> today it's been revealed that disgraced ex—bbc paedophile huw edwards is refusing to pay back his salary. but, crucially, what are the beeb doing to try to force him? >> and i ask you, do you believe you can escape the matrix? do you can escape the matrix? do you know what you want? do you believe you can achieve your dream life and not be like all of these other idiots down below who don't want to escape? >> revealed. most young women are scared of men their own age. why is that? and does this not just epitomise modern britain? >> tamsin roberts in a random ramble. there are. just next to every attempt to take my life.

>> on my panel tonight. it's the director of popular conservatives mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks and the former labour party adviser stella shawn seesahal party adviser stella shawn seesahai. also, president trump might have done one of the nicest things ever. >> and tonight, dj, we're going to do you the biggest honour of them all. >> i'll reveal exactly what that is. and can you tell me, please, what do you think is going on here? gadi britain. here we go. it looks like you'll get a longer prison sentence if you're a straight white male. next. >> for a good evening to you. the top story tonight at 9:00. well, the justice secretary has called for a u—turn on planned changes that would make an

offender's background a bigger factor in sentencing. shabana mahmood says she's written to the sentencing council, urging them to scrap the new guidance after the conservatives accused labour of creating a two tier justice. the changes, due in april, would place more emphasis on pre—sentence reports, particularly for offenders from ethnic or faith minorities, young adults, abuse survivors and pregnant women. shadow justice secretary robert jenrick has called it anti—white and anti—christian bias, but mahmood insists sentencing will remain equal for all. meanwhile, the sentencing council says it reforms its reforms, aim to ensure consistency and avoid bias in the justice system. emergency crews have tonight rushed to kendal rugby club in cumbria. just before 5:00 this evening, where two children were sadly struck by a black bmw. we've heard that one child didn't survive. another is being treated by paramedics. a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. and police

say that it's an isolated incident with no links to terrorism. well, breaking news from greece tonight that riot police are clashing with protesters in athens, with pictures showing officers firing smoke grenades and charging through the streets. take a listen. well, what began as a peaceful vigil tonight? lanterns in the sky and candles forming the number 57 has spiralled into chaos outside the greek parliament. demonstrators are demanding justice over the deadliest train crash in the country, which killed 57 people in 2023. most of the victims students. tensions tonight flared after lawmakers debated a motion against the government accused of failing to prevent that disaster. back here at home, meanwhile, a woman has told a court she could have been abused by more than 200 men in rochdale, but says there was that many that it was hard to

keep count. the complainant, known as girl a, says she was targeted from the age of just 13, with her number being passed between abusers. eight men, former market traders and taxi drivers are accused of preying on her and another girl allegedly plying them with drugs and alcohol. jurors heard that girl, a first, spoke to police in 2015, blaming herself at the time, but now says she realised she was just a kid who knew no different. the men deny all charges, including rape and indecent assault, and the trial continues this week. and police are launching an international appeal to trace more potential victims of serial rapist, as in haizhou. one of the uk's most prolific predators, the chinese phd student has been convicted of attacking ten women, but officers fear he may have drugged and assaulted more than 50 others in the uk and china. he targeted young women, luring them to his flat for drinks or study before drugging them. he also filmed the attacks and kept the footage and sometimes his victim's belongings, calling

them souvenirs. the 28 year old was also found guilty of voyeurism, false imprisonment and possessing extreme pornographic images. well earlier today, speaking outside the police station in london, chief commander said that he believes 50 victims may have been targeted. >> though it was clearly a dangerous, prolific and predatory individual who preyed on his victims survivors in the most cowardly and despicable manner. in addition to the charges that you've seen brought dunng charges that you've seen brought during this trial, we also have evidence that he may have potentially attacked as many as 50 other women in the same awful nature. and that's why we're launching this appeal now, in the hope that as many of those victims, survivors as possible will come forward and give us the opportunity to give them the support that they deserve and ultimately bring him to do further justice that he ultimately bring him to do furtherjustice that he deserves further justice that he deserves for what he has done. >> that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you for a roundup at 10:00. now let's get straight 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/alerts. >> good evening. is britain's legal system now officially anti—white, anti—christian, anti—male and anti heterosexual? today, every magistrate was sent this email. it told them that there were new sentencing guidelines that they should enforce when considering sending someone to prison. that seems to enshrine two tiered justice into law, potentially one sentence for white christian straight men and one sentence for ethnic minorities, cultural minorities and trans people. you can see it here in black and white. when deciding on sentencing, the magistrate should take into consideration if the guilty party is, and i quote from an ethnic minority, cultural minority and or faith minority community, i mean, why, what does that mean? there are two explanations for this, in my

view. one, this is the bigotry of low expectations. oh, because somebody is an ethnic minority, they're less likely to be able to understand the law. they must have had a harder life. absolute load of rubbish. the second straight up anti—white racism. you'll notice that the judge should also take into consideration if somebody has disclosed they are transgender again, why are they less able to understand the law? and another thing you'll notice, judges are being told to take into consideration whether or not offenders say they are victims offenders say they are victims of human trafficking. well, what does that mean? well, every single illegal migrant who commits a crime will try and get a lower sentence by claiming to be the victim of human trafficking. shadow justice minister robert jenrick, who's actually on my show later tonight, raised this in parliament. >> why is the justice secretary enshrining this double standard, this two tier approach to sentencing? this is an inversion of the rule of law. we on this side of the house believe in

equality under the law. >> and here is labour's justice minister, shabana mahmood, saying this. now, now listen very closely here. >> as somebody who's of an ethnic minority background myself, i do not stand for any differential treatment before the law for anyone of any kind. and there will never be a two tier sentencing approach under my watch or under this labour government. >> well, hang on a minute. is she not just misled the house of commons there? is she telling the truth? let's look again. the guidance sent out to magistrates tells them to consider, as part of a pre—sentencing report, whether 1515 00:09:35,096 --> 00: