matthew laza.n't have, i certainly don't want to take the labour government back to the shop. >> i think he's done a really good job and i think that actually the rest of the team have as well. i think we've seen really strong performance both by yvette cooper as home secretary. but also and shabana mahmood as justice secretary, but also some of the feisty female team as well, diana johnson and who is one of the home office ministers. and heidi alexander has come back into parliament as well. and they couldn't have been firmer. >> and i'm sorry, i just >> and i'm sorry, ijust disagree with boris. boris and the tories left a terrible situation. >> they left a totally broken asylum and immigration system. so they've got some gumption, as my name would have said, for saying that it's that labour's been deaf to concerns labour's been deaf to concerns labour's beenin been deaf to concerns labour's been in power for five weeks and of course it will. it will it will it listen to its concerns on asylum, im

matthew laza true .he answer is false. >> oh, you wiped the floor with mrs. wins. >> it's jack blue bieber right now. question five a school worker has been jailed for nine years after stealing 1.5 million. of. what unusual item is it ? a art supplies b chicken is it? a art supplies b chicken wings or c spoons. >> it is art supplies because i can't imagine a school having £1.5 million worth of matthew laza . laza. >> i think it's art supplies, let's say chicken wings. all right , let's see what the answer is. >> it is b chicken aj . but >> it is b chicken aj. but suzanne still wins. yes. >> three two though. all right. humiliation. >> thank you very much to my panel >> thank you very much to my panel. i've been darren grimes. you've been matthew laza and you've been suzanne evans. i thank you very much for your company and i've been in for nana akua. so thank you for your company at home and your comments and i'll leave you right now with the weather forecast with greg dewhurst . forecast with greg dewhu

oh, and adviser matthew laza. oh, and what's going on here? welcome to the us. >> welcome to the us . >> welcome to the us. >> welcome to the us. >> i shall reveal all an action packed two hours to come. the bbc at ten. you won't want to miss it. let's get to work. i am furious tonight. the media and political elite are clearly ignonng and political elite are clearly ignoring public concerns about britain's broken society . ignoring public concerns about britain's broken society. i'll tell you how we save our great country . next. country. next. >> the top story from the gb newsroom. tonight, the prime minister convened a news conference this afternoon at downing street, and he told police chiefs that officers should tackle rioters using the same powers used to ban football hooligans. he's announced a new violent disorder unit in the wake of the southport stabbings and disturbances across some other parts of the uk , including other parts of the uk, including outside downing street. last night . sir keir starmer has night. sir keir starmer has

matthew laza . this £20 billion black laza. this £20 billion black hole isn't going away, is it?it's going to have to be filled. >> which is why you've seen rachel having to take tough decisions this week. i mean, sadly, with the tragic events and the awful follow up that we've had, this week, the fact that the winter fuel allowance is going to be taken away from the majority of pensioners hasn't had perhaps the political storm it would otherwise have had. and so i think we have got tax. we've got tax rises to come in the autumn. so the big question over the summer for labouris question over the summer for labour is what taxes is it going to rise. who is it going to hit. who's going to have to share the burden? >> well, let me tell you. let me tell you what it's going to be capital gains tax. >> i think you're right. >> i think you're right. >> inheritance tax aspiration nafion >> inheritance tax aspiration nation no more. anyone who wants to risk making money in stocks , to risk making money in stocks, shares, assets or houses don't bother because labour don't want you to do it.

i've got the very lovely chloe dobbs and my mother's favourite matthew laza.n here for about 20 times now. oh he must need. >> it's because, of course, i remember you as a comrade in the labour party. >> i just i just think it's because you need the money, matthew. but anyway, look. and hello to your mum. yes, parliament. should it be recalled? >> chloe, i think so, yes. i think that there's a good chance that the labour party will use what's happened with the riots to take away our freedoms over free speech, social media. i'm very concerned about the stuff that the cps has said about us sharing videos of riots on social media. i think it's really, really important that people are able to debate this and push back. and i think it's also important that the public see not just keir starmer's voice on this, which i don't think has really helped the riots . i think if anything, it's riots. i think if anything, it's fuelled them just calling everyone far right thugs and not actually addressing their concerns. i think it would reinstate some faith in democracy if pe

studio, my panel is the broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy and the former labour party adviser matthew lazaent to say this is all being organised by the far right , but a all being organised by the far right, but a lot of all being organised by the far right , but a lot of the people right, but a lot of the people who will be at these demonstrations are not political activists. they are people who are saying, i'm not far right, i'm fed up or i'm worried about kids. well, clearly there are some people there who are just angry, still in shock about what happened. >> but it's but the truth of the matter is they are being coordinated by the far right, because we've seen that and the what we saw in sunderland yesterday where the citizens advice bureau was set on fire. sunderland is an overwhelmingly white working class community, so it's not like the citizens advice bureau spends its time handing out advice to people other than the white working class of sunderland, so it's just completely self—destructive violence, which frankly, we saw in the 80s. >> you know, and more recently, when the brixt

matthew laza ex—labour adviser. matthew laza matthew. i will start with you on this . this. keir starmer is not recalling parliament here. is he running scared? >> no. absolutely not. i mean, i think it's always a finely balanced decision about whether or not to recall parliament. i think at the moment there isn't the need to do so. let's see how the need to do so. let's see how the situation develops. parliament was sitting last week. it was able to respond to what happened in southport. and so, you know, you know, let's see what happened. it's an easy i mean, you know, you can't blame priti patel for wanting to get a headline by joining the calls for recalling parliament, two of her leadership rivals , if two of her leadership rivals, if the tory leadership don't think that parliament should be recalled either at the moment. so it's a finely balanced decision at the moment. i don't think there's a need to do that. let's see what happens. hopefully tonight is quieter and let's hope that we have quieter nights to come as well, and then, you know, parliament will be abl

coming in matthew laza you won't be ianed in matthew laza you won't be invited back at this week.ley, thank you very much. thank you very much , much. thank you very much, matthew. thank you for that. you've been with me, darren grimes and gb news don't go anywhere because your nana's up next. i'll see you next time . next. i'll see you next time. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb. news weather on. gb. news >> hello! welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office. plenty of warm sunshine on offer today. hot and humid for some of us tomorrow with the risk of thunderstorms in the north—west. looking at the bigger picture, we've got an area of high pressure across the uk, low pressure out towards the west and this is helping drive south easterly wind bringing up that warmer air. so through the rest of this evening plenty of late evening sunshine. we'll see a breeze picking up. so some gusty winds along the south and west with thunderstorms moving their way north and eastwards. so mainly affecting parts of northern ireland. we've

we've got tory peer lord bailey and ex—labour party adviser matthew laza. oh, yes.nd what's going on . here? get and what's going on. here? get ready britain, here we go . ready britain, here we go. is labour lying about coming for your money? next . your money? next. >> patrick, thank you very much . >> patrick, thank you very much. and good evening. the top stories. we start this news bulletin with some breaking news that a large fire has broken out in an apartment block here in london's paddington, alongside the canal. we will try to bring you some photos as soon as we get them. large plumes of smoke can be seen billowing from a cracked window, and debris is also falling onto the street below. we have heard bystanders shouting and urging others who could potentially still be inside to get out, if they can. hundreds of people have been gathering outside. at least four fire crews are now on the scene and we will bring you more on that as we get it. in other news, hollywood actor matthew perry's assistant and two doctors are among five people who have been charged a

matthew laza patrick, i'll well. matthew laza patrick, i'll start with you .u think start with you. do you think that any gains that might have been made there from the conservatives will be immediately undone by labour? >> i think we're being far too generous on the conservative party, to be honest. they're talking about falls in certain categories. there was still well over a million visas issued to foreign nationals to come and live in britain. long term, under their final year , the only under their final year, the only reductions are relative to the even more astronomically appalling figures, again in breach of their manifesto commitments in the previous two years before that. so james cleverly has got a lot of gall to claim that he's this great migration sceptic hero. the numbers he presided over are still absolutely catastrophic for the whole country. now will laboun for the whole country. now will labour, exceed them and put them up again? i certainly think labour lacks the appetite to bnng labour lacks the appetite to bring immigration down to anythin

oh matthew laza .>> i find myself here on a bank houday >> i find myself here on a bank holiday as well. oh, that is. i know you don't mean it. >> how long did it take you to think of that? that was really good. it was quick, wasn't it? yeah, it was quick, considering you're not normally very orange as people are noticing. it's a tan. it's not fake tan. it's real. okay, who wants to start then? teachers trained to challenge. well saveloy. >> let's go for saveloy more of the common sense. >> absolutely . yeah, yeah. >> absolutely. yeah, yeah. >> absolutely. yeah, yeah. >> well, apparently teachers are being asked sort of undergoing anti—racist training. they're in schools. they're being trained to disrupt the centrality of whiteness. and this term in this context, whiteness means social attitudes considered normal by white people. i think we can all agree that we don't want any form of racism or any form of sort of racist assumptions within schools, but i think it's quite dangerous when we're when we're

matthew laza.on walker. >> nana. thank you. it's 1131. >> nana. thank you. it's1131. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. victims of the infected blood scandal can receive support scheme payments for life under changes to a multi—billion pound compensation plan. apologies for that. i am still here. meanwhile, those who were subjected to unethical research will get up to £15,000 extra. that's after the government accepted the majority of recommendations from an independent review into planned compensation for victims. some 3000 people across the uk are estimated to have registered interest with the compensation scheme . ministers have been scheme. ministers have been accused of prioritising unions over pensioners, according to the times, tens of thousands more rail workers are set to get above inflation pay rises, which is expected to cost the treasury more than £100 million. the transport secretary, louise haigh, says the pay rises are better value for taxpayers than allowing train strikes t

harriet sergeant, conservative peer lord bailey and ex—labour party adviser, the one and only matthew lazaart with you on this. has rachel reeves created her own black hole here? >> well, she seems to be doing her best to create not just a black hole, but a huge crater. and i can't believe that only a few months since the general election, and for those of us who can remember the 1970s of soaring public pay inflation that we're just going and rising taxes, that we're just going straight back into that era. i mean, i'm thinking i might have to dig out my old purple hot pants at this rate. well that would be something, wouldn't it? >> sure. i mean, our labour now just just openly lying here about the state of the finances and the economy. >> look, it's that age old thing of claiming credit for things that other people have done. all political parties do it. labour are particularly good at it. so they talk the economy down when they talk the economy down when they were campaigning, and now they're beginning to talk it up when they begin to spend all of our money. but the real, more important

. >> and we are joined by the former labour adviser matthew laza and the author and broadcaster emma talked about meghan for a very long time. >> well, this is about suicidal ideations, which apparently meghan markle says she was having. >> we aren't. it's not our place to question whether that is true or not. but she's saying this, matt, isn't she? so that we can all be aware of online harms and therefore what we can't have anonymity online anymore? >> yeah, i think it's a bit i mean, obviously, you know, her personal story is very affecting and i think it will help people, you know, to hear it, to hear the issues because we hear issues around mental health, but we don't often hear in detail about suicidal ideation, which is that people having thoughts about suicide, not necessarily having a detailed plan to do it, >> so i think that's important. but then if you're going to say it's all about online harms, what do you mean what what do you want to change? what rules do you want to introduce or or you know, or alter. and i think that's the issue that it doesn't actually go anywhere.

anyway, i'm absolutely delighted now that we have got matthew laza to discuss this a former labour adviseror coming on tonight. these bilious attacks against sue seem pretty organised. i mean, the newspapers are full of them and this doesn't happen by accident. somebody must be orchestrating this . this. >> well, i think what you've got is when a new government comes in, some people get jobs, other people don't. some people get the desk that they wanted. other people don't. and i think that there have been i don't think there's a sort of conspiracy with one person behind it. i think what's happened is, is that discontented people have been briefing against sue, and they're pushing against an open door because the media are looking for a you know, for a villain of the piece. and because sue had a much higher profile than most people coming into that job, because of her role in the boris gay affair, etc. and the controversy. as you know, we were just discussing when she was appointed. so that's a whole combination of things which have meant she's a big target and therefore those who who want

anyway, i'm absolutely delighted now that we have got matthew laza to discuss this a former labour adviseror coming on tonight. these bilious attacks against sue seem pretty organised. i mean, the newspapers are full of them and this doesn't happen by accident. somebody must be orchestrating this . this. >> well, i think what you've got is when a new government comes in, some people get jobs, other people don't. some people get the desk that they wanted. other people don't. and i think that there have been i don't think there's a sort of conspiracy with one person behind it. i think what's happened is, is that discontented people have been briefing against sue, and they're pushing against an open door because the media are looking for a you know, for a villain of the piece. and because sue had a much higher profile than most people coming into that job, because of her role in the boris gay affair, etc. and the controversy. as you know, we were just discussing when she was appointed. so that's a whole combination of things which have meant she's a big target and therefore those who who want

i'm rejoined by matthew laza anna mikhailova and hilary freeman.sir keir starmer had some disciplinary problems with the labour party at the start of the gaza campaign. yeah when many people were calling for a ceasefire at that time, he pretty much held the line during the general election. of course, some former labour mps found that they lost their seats to candidates who had campaigned on the gaza question. to what extent do you think, then, the delicacies of the labour party positions are an influence on sir keir starmer's foreign policy? does he have a free hand when it comes to dealing with israel, >> i don't think he does have a free hand, and i think he's finding it very difficult to navigate, one thing i would take issue with, with your use of the word anti—zionism, i think it's antisemitism. anti—zionism is now is now the buzzword for anti—semitism. you know, there was an anti—semitism problem in laboun was an anti—semitism problem in labour, which was recognised and deau labour, which was recognised and dealt with, but i think there are

also got former labour adviser matthew laza, former metropolitan police top cop mike neville and tv personality let's go to the . news. first, let's go to the. news. >> good evening to you. the top stories from the gb newsroom. we start this bulletin with some breaking news just coming in. and at least five people have been killed in a plane crash in brazil. the aircraft was carrying over 60 people when it went down in the state of sao paulo. this coming to us from local media, the state's fire bngade local media, the state's fire brigade has confirmed that seven crews have been dispatched to the crash site . more on this the crash site. more on this breaking story as we get it in other news, former labour councillor ricky jones has been remanded in custody after appearing

also got former labour adviser matthew laza, former metropolitan police top cop mike neville and tv personalityt's go to the . news. first, let's go to the. news. >> good evening to you. the top stories from the gb newsroom. we start this bulletin with some breaking news just coming in. and at least five people have been killed in a plane crash in brazil. the aircraft was carrying over 60 people when it went down in the state of sao paulo. this coming to us from local media, the state's fire bngade local media, the state's fire brigade has confirmed that seven crews have been dispatched to the crash site . more on this the crash site. more on this breaking story as we get it in other news, former labour councillor ricky jones has been remanded in custody after appearing in court on charges of encouraging violent disorder at a rally organised by stand up to racism. jones was filmed addressing a crowd at the london demonstration on wednesday evening . the 57 year old was evening. the 57 year old was charged at westminster magistrates court, which heard he gave a speech to a crowd which was capabl

we've got tory peer lord bailey and ex—labour party adviser matthew laza. oh, yes.oing on. here? get ready britain, here we go . ready britain, here we go. is labour lying about coming for your money? next . your money? next. >> patrick, thank you very much . >> patrick, thank you very much. and good evening. the top stories. we start this news bulletin with some breaking news that a large fire has broken out in an apartment block here in london's paddington, alongside the canal. we will try to bring you some photos as soon as we get them. large plumes of smoke can be seen billowing from a cracked window, and debris is also falling onto the street below. we have heard bystanders shouting and urging others who could potentially still be inside to get out, if they can. hundreds of people have been gathering outside. at least four fire crews are now on the scene and we will bring you more on that as we get it. in other news, hollywood actor matthew perry's assistant and two doctors are among five people who have been charged after the friends star died from an accident

ex—tory london mayoral candidate susan hall and ex—labour advisor matthew laza.this depiction of edward the sixth? get ready britain, here we go . get ready britain, here we go. keir starmer is about to open the floodgates . next. the floodgates. next. >> good evening. it's 9:01. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. the bbc presenter jermaine jenas , says he's not jermaine jenas, says he's not happy about being sacked from the bbc and that there are two sides to every story. the former footballer was sacked from presenting the one show and match of the day after alleged complaints about his behaviour, which were subject to an internal investigation by the corporation. a bbc spokesperson says we can confirm that he is no longer part of our presenting line—up. meanwhile, his agency, mc saatchi, no longer represents him. jenas is understood to be speaking to lawyers about the issue. two people have been injured after a stabbing at the chessington world of adventures theme park near london, with one taken to a major trauma centre. police were called just after

we've got conservative peer lord bailey and former labour party adviser matthew laza nana. start with you on this. you know, do we have to be a bit honest here, or do they have to be a bit honest now and start telling us? well, there's one thing that your tax bill is going to go up. inheritance tax, capital gains, whatever happens happens. but actually quite a lot of that is going to go to our asylum system. >> well, i mean, first of all, they came in and said, oh no, we're not going to have the bibby stockholm. we're going to kick everybody out of the hotels. we're going to not use the army bases. there literally is nowhere to put these people, i think they need to start answering questions because as far as i've seen, the labour government have not answered questions. they're not answering. if they're asked what they're going to do about it. in fact, in the big speech that he gave the other day, he didn't mention immigration, which is the big topic, right now. it is clear that it is going to cost this country an absolute outand out fortune. there is, as you said, no deter

>> we are joined in the studio by former labour adviser, matthew laza writer and journalist emma woolf. what do you want to talk about, guys, we've obviously we've been trying to play obviously we've been trying to play with our chairs for the day. >> just go up and down on the chairs. matthew. >> that's misogyny. there's so much going on. let's talk about the misogyny. yes. the idea , the misogyny. yes. the idea, emma, that saying something which might be sexist, not necessarily misogynistic. i have a real problem with that word. i think it's used too liberally. it doesn't mean anything might actually end. you find you having a knock at the door now. what's going on? what are we doing with labour? >> seem to be obsessed with onune >> seem to be obsessed with online at the moment, don't they?! online at the moment, don't they? i mean, there's so much crime and misogyny and violence towards women and girls, which i think we can all agree is absolutely unacceptable happening in real life irl. but labour's focus and maybe matthew can explain this. labour's focus at the moment seems to be

so joining me for the next few hours, former labour party adviser matthew laza and also political commentatorb? also in my nick gibb, i couldn't help feeling a little annoyed that it seems only now sadiq khan has noficed seems only now sadiq khan has noticed just how dangerous his london is becoming because it's affecting him and dame andrea jenkins will be joining me for the interview later in the show. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sam francis . francis. >> now, thank you very much and good afternoon to you. >> 3:01, the top story from the newsroom this hour. >> his majesty the king has

joining me for the next three hours are former labour party adviser matthew laza and the political commentatorns. >> before we get started, we're going to get the news, though, with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> darren, thank you very much and good afternoon. the top stories in germany. a 15 year old has been detained in a possible connection to the stabbing spree last night. that left three people dead and several injured. german officials have said they can't rule out a terrorist motive, but that they still don't have a suspect. german police officials also say the attacker targeted victims throats. a major manhunt continues for the unidentified knife attacker in western germany. five of those wounded are in a life threatening condition . after a man said to condition. after a man said to have begun attacking passers—by at random in a market square . a at random in a market square. a manslaughter investigation has

joining me from 4 pm. broadcast and columnist lizzie cundy and former labour party adviser matthew lazas attack a police officer. >> they set a car on fire and surround a mosque in sunderland . surround a mosque in sunderland. gender boxing row olympic chiefs have been urged to reintroduce sex testing for female athletes to protect them from serious injuries. but the olympics chiefs say those expressing such concerns are part of what they call a witch hunt. the fallout