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in the big story, the bbc's john simpson issues a cringeworthy and embarrassing statement which many people feel praises the murderous dictator president assad. another own goal for our national state broadcaster. i'll bnng national state broadcaster. i'll bring reaction and security guards at last say enough is enough with shoplifters in this case, a group who are thought to be part of a sophisticated migrant gang. i'll be joined by a man who's been investigating the sheer scale of criminality that these gangs are responsible for. and in an hour's time, in my take, at ten. this weekend's encounter between prince william and donald trump is proof if you needed it, of the extraordinary, soft, diplomatic power of our monarchy. so could the prince of wales single handedly save the special relationship? i'll have the answer in a special take at ten. you won't want to miss it. so, two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. tonight's top pundits. we have the head of the communications at popular conservatism , annunziata conservatism, annunziata rees—mogg. we've got peer o