and he will arm over for hamas and he will arm israel with whatever it takes. >> well, this all comes as the defence secretary, john healey, arrives in washington to meet his u.s. counterpart. it's in a bid to bridge the gap between the two nations. >> also today, a clash with the french after they refused to rescue migrants in their waters and demand britain steps in. >> accusations of two tiered justice shock the public. judges are asked to consider a criminal's ethnicity and faith before sentencing. >> is trust in our trains about to go off the rails.7 from today, the public can see that you and me. how often are trains are delayed or cancelled? >> is it ever okay to smack your child when they're misbehaving while science says it does out? no good for parents or children? we're debating that in just a moment. >> i feel a lawsuit coming on.

>> i feel a lawsuit coming on. >> yes. >> yes. >> in the sport this morning, liverpool stage a smash and grab in paris with alisson. will do most of the grabbing as they beat psg one nil in the champions league. britain are to bid for the first world cup to be held here in 69 years, and in the game of football that goes through the streets and fields and the rivers, you name it, it goes everywhere. anybody can join in and has the goals three miles apart. i'll tell you more about it. >> it's going to be even warmer than it was yesterday, with temperatures up a couple of degrees and plenty of sunshine on offer before some showery rain arrives later. i'll have the details coming up. >> it'sjust the details coming up. >> it's just gone. 6:00. i'm stephen dixon. >> i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news breakfast. and sin. do you like dancing? >> shiri patrick's day. i mean, really, it's very green. >> oh, no. we just decided to wear green today. >> but why not?

>> but why not? >> i know, i like it. yeah, i. >> like it. it's not very far until saint patrick's day. actually, it's 16th of march. isn't it? 17th. march. >> 17th. is it? i think. >> 17th. is it? i think. >> could you start. >> could you start. >> telling me about these colours? >> i know. >> i know. >> it would only. >> it would only. >> be 17th. yeah. and then we should all coordinate. that would be nice. and we'd look like a band. i know. speaking of bands, there's a story in the daily mail today about that. very good. about the nostalgic music that gets us up and dancing around the kitchen. >> right? >> right? >> yeah. and top of the charts is rhythm is a dancer. >> oh, no. »- >> oh, no. >> oh, no. »- >> oh, no. >> was it voted for? >> was it voted for? >> there's no way. i don't know who voted, but 28% of the voters wanted that one. a dancing queen, which i was surprised was not number one. it comes in at number two. always good, always good one. queen. don't stop me now up there as well. yeah. >> quite short and but very, very fast. >> but very good. and beyonce's single ladies, all the single ladies, all the. >> single ladies my daughter was born to. i'm in the mood for dancing by the nolan sisters. >> oh. >> oh. >> because in the hospital they said, oh, would you like a cd?

as as we go through. so i'm like, well, i said, well, it doesn't really matter. this is like it was. so they. >> i don't think they were asking you. >> i'm going, have you got any bruce springsteen? and it was. yeah. and yeah. so i always whenever i hear i'm in the mood for dancing. >> that's a nice song to come into the world to. >> it's not bad, is it? >> it's not bad, is it? >> yeah. not bad at all. well, apparently 73% of the families in this survey say that the best time they have together is when they're dancing together. that's nice. how sweet is that? >> yeah. not a dancing family. >> yeah. not a dancing family. >> no, not a dancing family. >> no, not a dancing family. >> no, not a dancing family. >> no, we're not a dancing family. >> none of us. >> none of us. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> apart from the odd occasion when i have seen my, like, as a kid. and you see your parents dancing to 60s, 50s and 60s. >> no, but how cute is that? >> no, but how cute is that? >> i know, and there's a point in the age when all of a sudden it's just dancing. i in the age when all of a sudden it'sjust dancing. i know in the age when all of a sudden it's just dancing. i know they say the dad dance. it all gets a bit too. you know what i mean? >> are you a dad, dancer? >> are you a dad, dancer? >> no, i used to be. but now i've retired from dancing because i realised that i will now look like a dad dancer. i

just can't deal with that. i can't. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> anyway, let us know. what's the music that gets you up and dancing in the kitchen? yeah. is it rhythm is a dancer. >> which is a rhythm is. >> which is a rhythm is. >> it's club seven. reach for the stars. that has got a bit of a dancing. >> no. >> no. >> but then everybody does. probably all the moves at the same time. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no. >> no. >> mine would be probably lionel richie dancing on the ceiling. >> really? >> really? >> that's a good love, lionel. >> that's a good love, lionel. >> it's a good shoe. >> it's a good shoe. >> yeah. what about you? oh, don't. i don't want to know. it'll be something. it'll be something. eurovision. >> stephen, i'd like to know. what would yours be? >> i can't stand the rain against my window. >> oh, interesting. >> oh, interesting. >> it's not much. >> it's not much. >> of a tune. >> of a tune. >> it's not where i thought you were going with that. >> it's a great tune. >> it's a great tune. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i thought i'd go with that. >> i thought i'd go with that. >> did you? no, i wasn't sure where you'd go with that, but. no, that was good. yeah. coyte. >> that's hard for me because my musical tastes are all over the place, so. yeah. >> have a think. >> have a think. >> all depends what i'm in the mood for at that time. i'm in the mood for dancing. >> yeah. all right. >> yeah. all right. >> well, it wouldn't be that

song, though. >> all right. see you later on. right. let's head to the other side of the atlantic. because president trump has taken another high stakes gamble by cutting off intelligence sharing with ukraine. >> well, the intel has been crucial in holding back russia, but now the us will only share it after nailing down negotiations. >> meanwhile, the freeze to military aid has left ukraine's most powerful missiles frozen. >> well, at the same time, trump has overnight told gazans to hand over israeli hostages or you are dead. it was a threat directly to hamas, and it follows those rare talks between white house and hamas. >> well, as tensions soar, the uk's defence secretary, john healey, is in washington for talks with his counterpart, pete hegseth. >> well, let's get the latest now with us journalist scottie nell hughes, who joins us live now from nashville. good to see you as always, scottie. and should we start with president trump posting overnight on truth social directly to hamas? we haven't seen this before have we? >> no we've not. but let me just counter on to how you open up

your show today. i think every world leader this morning woke up and was singing and dancing to everybody wants to rule the world by tears. tears for fears. because that's exactly how it feels like right now, as we continue to watch all of our world leaders kind of struggle for power and try to influence each other. but you're right. donald trump got up this morning. he's obviously very frustrated by what's going on in the middle east and the fact that we still have not seen hostages released, something that he said had to happen from day one, or there would be severe consequences to hamas if they did not release all of the hostages. and yet we're still seeing this slow trickle out. and i think that's starting to get very, very frustrating to donald trump that i can guarantee you as soon as he gets peace in the ukraine, russia conflict, his all of his energies, foreign policy, energy is going to be turned on. what's going on in the middle east. >> but threatening palestinian civilians to say, you know, if you don't make sure that all these people in your communities are released, you are dead. it is it incredible thing for any, anyone, any leader to do. never

mind the president of the united states. >> well, i think you're having to show some strength right now. so some non—conventional negotiating skills. and i definitely do not like threatening women and children. if hamas was smart, if hamas really cared about their own women and children, they would be going along with donald trump's request from the very beginning and trying to show this effort of wanting peace within the region. i think that's where you that just shows how desperate right now it is to get these negotiations and both groups back to the table and talking to each other. >> well, this comes off the back of the revelation by the press secretary at the white house that the us has actually been holding talks with hamas in doha. so they've broken tradition here, haven't they, by speaking with the terror group? >> well, 1581 00:07: