. >> emma trimble right. the vote will close at 8:30 pm. so we'll see how that changes.irst of all though, it's your saturday night news with the lovely sophia. >> darren. thank you. good evening. it'sjust >> darren. thank you. good evening. it's just gone 8:00. these are your headlines. a syrian man has stabbed five people in southern austria, killing a 14 year old boy. the 23 year old man attacked five passers by in villach on saturday afternoon. that's according to police. officers said the suspect was a syrian national with illegal residence in austria and has now been detained. police say further details, such as whether the attacker knew any of the victims remains unclear. meanwhile, a mother and her two year old daughter have died after a car was rammed into a crowd of people in munich on thursday. german police have said the 37 year old woman and her child are the first fatalities from the incident, which injured at least 30 others. the suspect, an afghan national, was detained at the scene. he was identified in local media as farhad n, now back in the uk, the su

. >> and i'm emma trimble. >> and i'm emma trimble. >> the munich security conference gets underway as volodymyr zelenskyy gears up for a crucial bilateral meeting with us vice president j.d. vance. we'll be hearing shortly from the vice president and bring it to you live on. good afternoon britain. >> a third labour mp has come under fire for running a whatsapp chat, which branded veterans and pensioners nazis. it also featured an eye picture of rishi sunak being deported to rwanda. >> it all comes as rachel reeves faces further scrutiny over her expenses and her cv. the prime minister backs his chancellor, but has she lost your trust? >> and it is, of course, valentine's day. are you doing anything special to celebrate, or is it a load of commercialised nonsense? >> so yes, we will be hearing from the american vice president a little bit later in the show, speaking live in what is a fairly tense moment in europe. what is the american policy going to be, and how much of this is bluster or negotiation? >> yeah, nothing says valentine's day romance like the munich security conference do

emma trimble. emma trimble. >> it's all right.ransitioning. >> yes. >> yes. >> you are. >> you are. >> how do you identify? yeah. >> how do you identify? yeah. >> the problem is the interpretation of the law. right. so this guy who was allowed to stay despite being convicted for paedophilia was allowed to stay on the basis of his right to a family life because he has two toddlers who he is not allowed to live with anyway. but even if he was, that's a ridiculous way of interpreting the right to a family life. never mind the danger that he poses to british children here. there was another case where there was a guy who had been convicted. we couldn't deport him. one of the ways that they got him to win his appeal was on the right to a family life again, and his kids had beenin life again, and his kids had been in prison for various crimes themselves. so what kind of family life are we talking about here? so the i actually yes, to some degree the law is the problem. but the problem is also the way that activist judges are interpretin

. >> oh, emma webb's not her name, it's emma trimble. >> what am i? >> what am i?sked emma trimble. she's on i4%. will kingston is on 8%, alex is on 30% and kai is on two. who the hell are the 2%? >> kai voted for himself. i saw it in the break. yeah. >> that kai's mom's watching. >> that kai's mom's watching. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that vote will close at 8:30 though, it's time for p.m. now, though, it's time for our next debate. as p.m. now, though, it's time for our next debate. the willy. time to unleash the willy. >> tln nowfivr f —— f time to unleash the willy. >> tln now, we f ,, f time to unleash the willy. >> tln now, we are 22 22 22 time to unleash the willy. >> tln now, we are letting 22 time to unleash the willy. >> tln now, we are letting in2 them in now, we are letting in people who have been radicalised by a barbarous, awful ideology. sad, yes. united kingdom has a responsibility to its citizens. first, we cannot allow any more refugees in at the expense of british citizens. >> well, amen. amen. >> well, amen. amen. >> amen to that. yeah. you know, i th

>> well, emma trimble has a strong opinion on this. , thank you very much indeed for joining us. what do you make of it? i mean, you've written about an islamophobia definition and potential curtailment of free speech. what are your thoughts on this? >> i certainly do have a strong opinion. i don't think that it is possible to overstate how bad this is. you mentioned the islamophobia definition. well, way back in 2018, when this original all party parliamentary group was published, its report, there was a whole group of us, a whole host of us from across the spectrum. we had secularists, christians, sikhs, all sorts of organisations who push back against this out of the concern that this is, is it is effectively a blasphemy law. it would stop you from being able to silence. it would stop you from being able to criticise islam. and so i think when we're we're talking about this also in the context of this man who's been arrested in manchester for burning a quran and has pled guilty to a racially aggravated pubuc guilty to a racially aggr