scarlett mccgwire and the former. sorry. the former labour adviser, scarlett mccgwire and the former editor of the sun , kelvin editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for the 6:00 news headlines . the 6:00 news headlines. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom . the the gb newsroom. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for the leader of hamas, as well as israel's prime minister , israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and the country's former defence minister, yoav gallant. they say these warrants are as a result of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. in response, an israeli foreign minister has said the icc has , quote, lost said the icc has, quote, lost all legitimacy with their ruling on netanyahu and gallant. meanwhile, a hamas senior official has told reuters news agency that these warrants are an important step towards justice. now some breaking news. donald trump ally matt gaetz has withdrawn his n

scarlett mccgwire the pollster. two two scarlett mccgwire. >> we get a bit confused sometimes , but the blonde sometimes, but the blonde pollster, blonde young pollster, scarlett mccgwire charlie rowley i was hanging out with for a while shared a room with charlie rowley greg swenson's son, the political analysis and analysis analyst. >> analyst. sorry , lack of sleep >> analyst. sorry, lack of sleep and his son. we went to a private members club so loads of people in america. it was a great time. >> greg swenson's son called greg swenson junior and apparently looks exactly like greg swenson. so anyway, we've got the whole inside scoop for you now, son. aspen, start. nelson. aspen you caught up with as well. you had brunch with him. so we're going to tell you everything you need to know. all the behind the scenes gossip throughout the show. >> lots more important stuff though, apart from my holidays in new york, of course. looking forward to remembrance sunday and lots of other things that great story from azalea fo

well, i'm really pleased now to be joined by a friend of the programme, labour party adviser scarlett mccgwirerlett. thank you, as always for coming in. much appreciated. but but honestly, i think you've gone completely over the top. >> jacob, this is this is not about getting back into the restaurant . restaurant. >> it's the arrest warrant. >> it's the arrest warrant. >> no, no, this is actually it's about much more than the arrest warrant. it's about it's about that we need to be able to share a lot of information with europe. if we're going to do anything we already share via europol, where we have access. >> and through interpol, we've got two independent means of accessing it. but what starmer has said he wants to do. sir keir starmer said he wanted to do is get into the database of the european arrest warrant. now the european arrest warrant. now the european arrest warrant. now the european arrest warrant was a really dangerous mechanism that undermined the rights of british citizens and meant that they could be taken away to countries that don't have a proper rule of law just by the s

former labour adviser scarlett mccgwire and broadcaster and journalist claire muldoon. coming to you first on this one. scarlett , do you feel more scarlett, do you feel more frightened now? does the world feel an unsafe place? >> yeah, i think i think i think it does, because i think if you look at ukraine, where, as you say, trump doesn't like, doesn't like long wars, he wants it over with. there's only one way that it's going to be over and that's basically giving in to russia. now i do think it's over, but it doesn't finish. yeah . no, you're doesn't finish. yeah. no, you're absolutely right. but actually the problem is that if russia can claim a victory, even though you're completely right, it's the is the next step is georgia okay then. it's i mean the i mean putin is not going to stop. is putin. putin believes that the fall of the soviet union was the fall of the soviet union was the worst thing to happen. and he , he he wants he wants another he, he he wants he wants another country that is really, really dangerous. and what are we going to do about it? and, and

daily express journalist carole malone , former journalist carole malone, former labour adviser scarlett mccgwirend former mp and tory party chairman sirjake berry. oh , and chairman sirjake berry. oh, and maybe it was right that joe biden didn't run to be president again . again. >> 000. playing . >> 000. playing. >> 000. playing. >> he's not running anywhere, is he? get ready britain. here we go. big boris bombshells next. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. it'sjust >> i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. it's just gone. 9:00. france and the uk have pledged to support ukraine for as long as necessary to thwart russia's war of aggression. that's according to the french president , according to the french president, emmanuel macron and sir keir starmer. the prime minister marked armistice day in france today, becoming the first uk leader to do so since sir winston churchill. the two leaders laid a floral tribute on the tomb of the unknown soldier at the arc de triomphe. a statement from the elysee palace said the two leaders had reaffirmed their commit

i'm also joined by ranil jayawardena, former tory mp and scarlett mccgwire former labour adviser .ames how radical, how adviser. james how radical, how new are the government's proposals put before parliament today? >> neither radical nor new. unfortunately, there's a heck of a lot of good talk , but the a lot of good talk, but the majority of the stuff that they've announced today is actually a mixture of reviews and consultations and re—announcing and renaming things that had already been announced by the previous government. and i say that as someone who was working in the dwp for the previous government . dwp for the previous government. so a lot of this is very familiar. you know, for example, there's something that we've been championing at csj for a long time, the universal support programme, which is meant to target people who are inactive. it places them into a job and supports them, stays with them for up to a year while they find their feet. >> but they have to want to do that. >> of course they do. and it's proven to work. actually, employment impacts from it were score

former chief of staff and senior special adviser to nadine zahawi, james price, the pollster scarlett mccgwiretical correspondent at the spectator, james heale. welcome to you to all gb news and james heale. do you think the british government has fully taken on board yet? the importance in terms of the green agenda of the trump victory? >> i think they're still digesting it. i think that this week's cop summit was a bit of a wasn't so much a lame duck as a dead duck. it was very much overshadowed by the trump election victory. and so people are still trying to work out what that means. you saw, i think, a grossly expensive contingent of staff go to cop in azerbaijan. and of course, the summit began by the leader of azerbaijan standing up and praising the god given gift of oil and gas. sort of a suboptimal start to the beginning of it all. i think next year's is going to be more telling about where the trump agenda tends to go. on the one hand, of course, you've got things like the inflation reduction act, which he's railed against. but there are a lot of republican congressmen have actually b