ask? how do you >> how do you ask? how do you ask for a drink correctly? >> how? >> how? >> reese, how do you ask for dnnk? >> mo mowlam is it ever okay to smack your child? and should the police get involved? if you do. >> so while you work, i'm gonna need your help. >> let's go. >> let's go. >> find out why disney's woke snow white has cancelled its premiere, and. >> refugees are welcome here. refugees are welcome here. refugees are welcome here. >> well, an afghan asylum seeker raped a 15 year old girl. and we can't deport a murderous albanian terrorist just in case a rival gang in albania attacks him. it's more migrant madness in britain. and look how

everyone. >> come on, mate. oh, i see that. he just bit the tongues. i can actually feel that fang. >> zou, europe's largest spider, has arrived in britain. but talking of creepy crawlies. >> one of the dads said to me, he's like, you know, megan, when you meet your person one day, i want him to say to you the same thing that i said to my wife when we got married, which is i vowed to always date my wife. >> oh. >> oh. >> on my panel tonight is gb news presenter, former tory mp miriam cates, journalist and broadcaster emma trimble and former labour adviser matthew laza. and one shoplifter got a lot more than he bargained for. i'll reveal exactly what happened next very, very shortly. get ready britain, here we go.

how long before starmer is taken down from within? next. >> good evening. i'm katie bowen with your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. volodymyr zelenskyy has said that his team will meet with us officials in saudi arabia next week for talks. president trump has also said he will travel to the country over the next month or so, saying ukraine wants a deal. the ukrainian president posted on x and said that he would meet the saudi crown prince on monday and that his team would stay on for talks with us partners. he wrote that, quote, ukraine is most interested in peace. as we told president trump, ukraine is working and will continue to working and will continue to work constructively for a swift and reliable peace. that comes as gb news understands that 20 countries are in talks about joining a coalition of the willing to keep the peace in ukraine. it was announced earlier today that the uk

government has signed a £30 million deal to provide ukraine's armed forces with more advanced attack drones to tackle russian aggression in the black sea. sir keir starmer said the uk will play a leading part in terms of defence and security. well, that comes as defence secretary john healey has met with his us counterpart pete hegseth, a short time ago. earlier on, the white house said that they had made no decision at this time on the legal status for ukrainians in the us. the trump administration confirmed that they had stopped intelligence sharing with ukraine last night. a brief breaking update this evening. pope francis has sent his first audio message since being hospitalised for double pneumonia nearly three weeks ago. speaking in spanish for the message, the pope expressed his thanks from the bottom of my heart to well—wishers around the world who have offered their support. the brief two line message was played during a nightly prayer service for the popein nightly prayer service for the pope in saint peter's square at

the vatican. i thank you from the vatican. i thank you from the bottom of my heart for your prayers, for my health from the square. i am with you from here. may god bless you and the virgin protect you. thank you. and just briefly back to the us president donald trump announced a short while ago this evening that mexican and canadian goods will be exempted from the 25% tariffs that he imposed earlier this week. that exemption will last for a month, and the president said steel and aluminium tariffs will not be modified. we'll bnng will not be modified. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. those are the latest gb news headlines. more from me in an hour. >> 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. >> welcome along! i've got loads on tonight, but i wanted to start with this. how many days

before there is a massive backbench labour revolt? so previously the prime minister has said stuff like this. >> been totally irresponsible. they know we know that benefits should be increased in line with inflation. >> yeah. and then today it looks like the chancellor, rachel reeves, is going to slash benefits. now i think that's actually quite a good thing. but i bet loads of labour mps certainly don't. labour mps already revolted over the two child benefit cap. he lost seven of them, like zarah sultana. >> my constituency of coventry south, 10,000 children live in poverty. that's 1 in 3 children. when i'm talking to parents and i'm talking to teachers when i'm volunteering at the food bank, i am hearing these stories of kids who are going to sleep hungry at night. they are going to school learning on an empty stomach. they are returning to cold homes. they are missing out on experiences that every child should enjoy. >> so now starmer's going to ask labour mps to back the benefits

cuts.is labour mps to back the benefits cuts. is he? today, 40 labour mps revolted over the farmer's death tax that starmer and reeves rolled out. maybe they were sick of seeing stuff like this. >> it must be really incredible to be part of building, i mean, actually here, not just building houses, but building community. >> while you're in there, just talk to us. just talk to us. >> yeah. starmer lost the unions over cutting the winter fuel payment for pensioners. >> friends, people simply do not understand. i do not understand how our new labour government can cut the winter fuel allowance for pensioners and leave the super rich untouched. >> yeah, well, loads of backbench mps now regret voting for that, don't they? the rumour is he's about to sack this guy. >> in 2008, barack obama has been elected president of the united states. usain bolt is

breaking records at the beijing olympics, and batman is dominating at the box office. and i'm the energy secretary. yes, like batman, i've returned. >> not for long, mate. you're off. anyway, he's going to row back on net zero, is he? loads of labour mps supported starmer's big green plans. >> that's why today i am so proud to launch our green prosperity plan, a plan that will turn the uk into a green growth superpower. and driving the plan forward is a goal that will put us ahead of any major economy in the world, 100% clean power by 2030. >> i'm bryan bowden. anyway, will they revolt over that? he's decided to slash foreign aid as well. despite saying this. >> cut is wrong because investing. >> in 0.7% in international aid is in britain's national interest. >> yes. >> yes. >> this has been a cross—party

position for 20 years. successive successive prime ministers, successive prime ministers, successive prime ministers have kept to the commitment. every living prime minister thinks this is wrong. there is only one prime minister who is prepared to do this, and he is sitting there. >> he's in office, he's done it. and of course he wants his mps to back it now, doesn't he? well, where does that leave this suv-7 guy? >> let me be clear. the uk will not forget sudan. >> they forgot sudan and all the others who are obsessed with foreign aid. well, they're going to be screwed now, aren't they? they said that there wouldn't be a national inquiry into grooming gangs. >> tom crowther kc. >> tom crowther kc. >> chair of the telford. >> chair of the telford. >> inquiry, has agreed to work with the government to develop a new framework for victim centred, locally led inquiries where they are needed and as a first step to work with oldham council and up to four other pilot areas. >> there we go. then four labour mps revolted over that and said

that they actually wanted a national inquiry. look, you just look at all of that, all those little things that the labour mps have been revolting over bit by bit by bit. and if the chancellor goes ahead and slashes benefits by the billions, how long before those left wing labour luvvies start a monumental backbench revolt? let's get to my panel this evening. we've got gb news presenter, former tory mp miriam cates, journalist and broadcaster emma trimble and ex labour party adviser matthew laza. look, miriam, i mean, by the way, you know, bang in favour of us cutting the benefits from quite a few people, don't get me wrong. but my point is this how long is it before labour mps start revolting, do you think? >> well, i think a few may vote against a few, may even lose the whip. but i don't think starmer is in any trouble at all. i mean, he's got a massive 1540 00:09:47,74