>> it's 9:00 pm. i'm ben leo. >> it's 9:00pm. i'm ben leo. tonight, welcome to britain, the land of milk and honey for illegal migrants who get free trips to the zou arsenal football stadium and even tennis lessons. courtesy of you, the taxpayer. we spend £6.6 billion making our guests feel welcome. so do you ever get the feeling you're being ripped off.7 also. >> mr bond.7 james bond. >> mr bond.7 james bond. >> new owners of the 007 franchise amazon say their next james bond will be british. or here's the caveat from the commonwealth. so could the next bond perhaps be from jamaica or

india? or should fans demand the next actor is strictly british? also tonight they promised moderate jihad in syria. but now the rebels who overthrew assad, the rebels who overthrew assad, the same guy as david lammy, lumped £50 million to in december, have started massacring christians in the street. so where's the foreign secretary now? >> and five of you. and you're fighting like rats in a sack. how on earth is nigel farage going to command ? hundreds of going to command? hundreds of mps. >> form civil war. latest deputy leader richard tice says rupert lowe wouldn't be welcomed back in the party regardless of the outcome of the investigation, while lowe himself says reform tried to silence him over migrants. joining me on the panel tonight are gb news contributor will kingston, political commentator chloe dobbs and the former labour minister bill rammell. and what's going on here? >> renee reason no need by.

ain't nothing better either to. >> hello, here i am. big show coming up, including all the best stories from tomorrow's newspapers. hot off the press. but first, let's get your news headunes but first, let's get your news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> ben. thank you. it'sjust >> ben. thank you. it's just gone. 9:00. these are your headlines. ukraine may not survive. according to president donald trump, as the white house puts pressure on volodymyr zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. u.s. zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. us. officials are understood to have told the ukrainian president that he must pledge to cede land if he wants the us. to lift its ban on weapons and intelligence sharing. speaking in an interview with fox news today, trump was asked if he felt comfortable that he had walked away from the country by spending u.s. aid and intelligence sharing with

ukraine. >> are you comfortable with that? the fact that you walked away and ukraine may not survive? >> well, it may not survive anyway. he's a smart guy and he's a tough guy, and he took money out of this country under biden like candy from a baby. it was so easy with that same attitude. and i just don't think he's grateful. >> mr trump's reply comes in an apparent reference to russia's continuing gains on the battlefield. russia's defence ministry said its forces had recaptured three more settlements in the western kherson region today. meanwhile, reform uk's deputy leader, said it was right and proper to investigate bullying allegations investigate bullying allegations in rupert lowe's offices. richard tice insists the party had to act after mr lowe was suspended and reported to police over claims he threatened violence against the chairman. reform also says it has evidence

of serious bullying and derogatory remarks about women, allegations mr lowe denies. nigel farage warns the party must divide constant infighting, saying it has a duty of care to its staff. in other news, ministers are facing pressure over reports that an alleged palestinian gunman entered the uk illegally on a small boat. the mail on sunday claims abu wadee, a former militant, has called for the killing of jews and posed with pictures with ak 47 seconds. he is believed to have been among 235 migrants picked up in the channel today. shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately. the bbc pays senior managers who are from diverse backgrounds more than those who are not. that's according to the telegraph newspaper. that's according to the telegraph newspaper . statistics telegraph newspaper. statistics released in the corporation's annual report reveal that lgbt, ethnic minority, disabled and female senior managers earn

larger salaries than those not from those backgrounds. the revelation comes despite the bbc having committed to equal pay , having committed to equal pay, and the second half of england's six nations victory over italy was interrupted by a drone hanging a palestinian flag over the top of the stadium. the intrusion happened towards the end of round four win over the azzurri. a flying object entered the airspace over twickenham and descended beneath the top of the stands, while the six nations game went ahead just moments later, it further highlighted the growing unrest. england went on to beat italy 4724 to keep their six nations dream alive. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to ben. >> 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 to you. thank you for your company. how do you fancy free tennis lessons? athletics, coaching, trips to the zoo and national gardens as well tours of premier league football stadiums. mobile phone sim cards loaded with 60 gb of data, bus passes and even a friendship scheme to help find pals to share your freebies with. it all sounds like a prize pot from ant and dec's saturday night takeaway, doesn't it? but the truth behind that haul of goodsis the truth behind that haul of goods is no joke, because those benefits the tennis lessons, arsenal tours, athletics coaching. they form part of a £6.6 billion taxpayer funded package to support asylum seekers in britain. here's today's headline in the sunday express, a dossier of information compiled by reform uk using freedom of information laws has lifted the lid and laid bare the sheer scale of how we are the land of milk and honey for migrants. an absolute litany

of contracts worth millions and millions of pounds to help illegal migrants feel safe and included in this country, all while british people struggle to keep their head above water month after month. one contract at the asylum centre at the former raf wethersfield base in essex shows migrants were greeted with a 20 zero zero £0 sports coaching and equipment scheme for activities such as volleyball, tennis and athletics . volleyball, tennis and athletics. four times a day, three times a week. very good. other asylum seekers across britain have been treated to trips to london zoo. book a ticket to go there tomorrow for you and i and it will cost us £27 a pop. they're also ferried to the very beautiful kew gardens in london. very nice this time of year. £25 entry at the gate for you and me. and by sheer coincidence, migrants are also taken to arsenal's emirates stadium. the team of our prime minister, sir keir starmer, of course, and me as an arsenal fan, i don't know why anyone would want to visit the emirates right now, having bottled the league for another

yeah bottled the league for another year. but anyway, tickets cost £30 each for hard working brits free though if you came here on a dinghy. and let's not forget that all this gallivanting is going to require a refuel. just as well then that other contracts include sandwich delivery services for asylum seekers worth £50,000 each. lunch is worth £4.45, with an array of options to suit all appetites, including chicken, 999 appetites, including chicken, egg and mayo, and even veggie and vegan selections too. not bad. british pensioners, meanwhile, are deciding whether to eat dinner or heat their homes after our dear leader swipes their winter fuel allowance. and of course, some of our channel friends have massive social media followings, don't they? just like the hamas supporting, toting, jew hating abu wadee who came to britain this week. there he is on your screen. nice chap. by the way, the home office still won't tell us where he is, but he's going to need plenty of data to tell his pals back home in gaza what massive mugs we are in blighty. so obviously taxpayers have forked out an eye—watering £i.i forked out an eye—watering £1.1 million on mobile phone sim cards with 60gb worth of data

packages. and if you're not aware, 60 gig is an extraordinary amount of data to use in just one month. most of use in just one month. most of us use an average, i think of around eight gigabytes. enver solomon, who's the chief executive of the refugee council, said cutting these schemes would be a false economy and would have a negative effect on the uk. he said i know refugees from all over the world who make amazing contributions to their communities and to our country. many are success stories working in the nhs, running businesses that create jobs or working on our high streets. yes, i have been wondering what nhs trust abu wadee will soon be working in. there he is again. yeah, answers on a postcard. all this comes, of course, off the back of gb news today, revealing that more than 2000 illegal boat migrants have crossed the channel since just last weekend. seven days, a record for just last weekend. seven days, a recor