broadcaster esther krakue , panel. broadcaster esther krakue, director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity stephen wolf, and political commentator jonathan liz. oh, and what thought crime has this man been nicked for? >> we have a right to my job. i have a right to work here. he has a right. i have a right to be here and get ready. >> britain. here we go . >> britain. here we go. this is britain, not gaza. next. >> thank you . patrick. your top >> thank you. patrick. your top story at 9:00. a pregnant woman is amongst 12 people to have died while attempting to assault reeves considers a fresh assault on pensioners. our labour waging war on britain's elderly . and. war on britain's elderly. and. gender change applications trebled. you can change gender for less than the price of a pint, and labour wants to make it even easier. also tonight, a jihadi knifeman avoids a proper prison sentence despite stabbing a woman in the neck. is britain too soft on islamist extremists . too soft on islamist extremists.

i'm joined by columnist and broadcaster esther krakue, director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity. stephen wolfe and political commentator jonathan lis. oh, and did this gaffe sum up starmer's day? >> i call again for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. the return of the sausages, the hostages . the sausages, the hostages. >> starmer's bum note conference speech is . next. speech is. next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 9:00. sir keir starmer has defended the cut to the winter fuel payment in his first labour conference speech as prime minister. he promised that every pensioner will be better off with labour thanks to the triple lock. he outlined a vision for national renewal, including reforming , national renewal, including reforming, planning, ending the doctor's strike and launching great british energy, which he confirmed would be based in aberdeen. the labour leader also pledged to house all veterans in need, saying homes will be there for heroes. he also said young care leavers and victims of domestic abuse will be given a guarante

we've got columnist and broadcaster esther krakue, director of the centre for migration and economicolf, and former labour minister bill rammell. so yeah, these these freebies that starmer's been getting. esther, it's becoming increasingly hard to justify why he couldn't just pay for those things himself, especially football tickets. >> well, i mean , i think the two >> well, i mean, i think the two main objections that i personally have with this is one, what was he getting in return for 75 grand worth of free stuff? because what people i mean, i know anytime we have a story about, you know, lobbyists or mps accepting gifts or whatever it is, people get angry because they don't like, it's uncomfortable to actually rediscover the proximity between power and politics that actually wealthy people can effectively buy themselves access to politics like we've seen with with lord alli. so my question is, one, what did he agree to in exchange for that? was it just a gift? there's no such thing as like just free stuff. you must have accepted something. and the second thing is the hypocrisy.

broadcaster esther krakue , panel.tor of the centre for migration and economic prosperity stephen wolf, and political commentator jonathan liz. oh, and what thought crime has this man been nicked for? >> we have a right to my job. i have a right to work here. he has a right. i have a right to be here and get ready. >> britain. here we go . >> britain. here we go. this is britain, not gaza. next. >> thank you . patrick. your top >> thank you. patrick. your top story at 9:00. a pregnant woman is amongst 12 people to have died while attempting to cross the english channel. dozens more were on board when a boat capsized near northern france, with some 50 rescued by the coastguard. it's believed ten of 12 are female, including six minors with most of them migrants from eritrea. french prosecutors have opened an investigation, and border and security minister angela eagle has said that the gangs facilitating the crossings must be stopped. >> these dangerous boat crossings are being facilitated for financial reward by smuggli

i'm joined by columnist and broadcaster esther krakue. rman of the tory party, jonathan cate hollis, and labour party activist susie stride. esther is the answer, not just to deport the foreign criminals. >> well, that would be the most common sense answer, but unfortunately we don't have returns agreements for countries that have the highest number of offenders, mainly places like afghanistan, which i don't personally agree with. i don't understand why we don't have a returns agreement with with every country, because there's no reason to keep foreign criminals, but there's also the slight issue of technicality. so, for instance , it depends on so, for instance, it depends on how long your prison sentence is for you to actually be automatically deported. so there is an i think it's three years if your prison sentence is under three years, you're not automatically deported. so those are for lesser crimes. and my issue is mainly with the probation service, because the probation service, because the probation service, because the probation s

i've got columnist and broadcaster esther krakue.got director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity, steven woolfe, and we've got political commentator as well, jonathan. less so, stephen, i'll start with you on this. should we be worried about this. should we be worried about this gaza gang? is it sectarian politics in the house of commons now? >> well, there's two points i'd like to say about this. first of all, i wouldn't be worried about them in in parliament, a gang of five is not really going to achieve very much. we looked at that when we had the gang of four that separated in the late 80s, early 90s, and they didn't achieve much in politics at all. and such is the way that the house of commons is distributing power on committees, the way that it can influence who gets speaking time. where i do get concerns about, obviously in our countries where we do get the idea if it moves towards a sectarian view, that you're only in the politics just because in this case there are issues of palestine just in the same way th