adam brookes, what have you got. adam brookes, what have you got on the olympics, mike?ing on about women's sport, fairness and safety . so i need to shout and safety. so i need to shout out angelina carini, who is the italian boxer who abandoned her bout against imane khalife. again, i will reiterate fairness and safety of women's sport is paramount and must be looked into. >> imane khelif would argue that there a woman, christine hamilton. well on a on a lighter note, needless to say, beach volleyball features . volleyball features. >> apparently there was a big row between canada and brazil pointing fingers and shouting at each other during the gold medal final business, and one of them was showed a yellow card and goodness knows what. so they played over the loudspeakers. john lennon's imagine, the 1971 i love that anti—war anthem and that apparently calmed everything down, and the audience smiled and the girls went on. but also i found this. if i have two quick ones, i find this quite astonishing, if i have two quick ones, i find this quite astonishing , to be this

popular conservatives , mark littlewood, conservatives, mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooksid. good to see all three of you, well , see all three of you, well, adam, where to start with this story? so many high profile media elites , individuals media elites, individuals defended huw edwards at the time. i got dogs abuse for covering the story . thank god covering the story. thank god i did same. >> i sat on this settee and to be fair, i give huw edwards hell, rightfully and based upon based upon serious allegations that he faced. yes and i was called hateful. i was called on twitter as a homophobe because of the allegations. and now we learn that he had 41 indecent images of children on his phone, of which he's pleaded guilty to making three images. seven of the images were category, category a, which is the worst possible child, paedophilia images, which include penetration or sexual intercourse with an animal or sadism. now this is disgusting, it's indefensible. and it really does turn my stomach that we have a man that was paid half £1 million from our licence fees invol

i've got gb news presenter and writer emma webb, businessman and activist adam brooks.minister bill rammell. emma, we currently we're going to play a couple of clips as we talk on this. we currently have a situation in london with major road closures, the support of the police as well, and all of this stuff as people for not just today, by the way, but apparently for about three days. i think we can show a bit of southall tonight. this is, i believe, what's taking place pretty much as we speak in the southall area. if we can take a little. yeah. look. okay, so that's currently taking place there now, but obviously again, i will just emphasise that if england fans had gathered with their mates to watch the euros and spilled out onto the streets, then they would have fallen foul of a dispersal order and i'm not actually sure if you did that for saint george's day that you would get quite the same treatment. >> i think there would be some people who would be talking about the far right if you were to go out, you know, in fact, it's like the emily thornberry thing, isn't it

we've got businessman and activist adam brooks.re also joined as well by author and journalist rebecca reid. mark, you know, we're going to be playing some clips as we talk of some of the incidents that we've seen so far tonight, i think it's fair to say, just from what we're seeing coming out on social media, that as night falls, things do seem to be getting a little bit testier. but there hasn't been nothing like the full scale riots that we may be anticipating. when you look, though, at surveys here, a poll that that keir starmer 49% of people think he's handling this badly. and you see yvette cooper there, you know, kind of floundering a bit on nick ferrari. have keir starmer yvette cooper lost control of this? >> have they lost control of it? i don't know, but they do seem to be floundering at best. i would say i think that they unfortunately, if you like , over unfortunately, if you like, over politicised it. i think there is a problem with far right groups being activated and mobilising , being activated and mobilising, but

we've got activist and businessman adam brooks and broadcaster nina myskow. oh yes. and what happens next here? if you look closely at the top of your screen, there's a woman just walking along the street. all right. what happens next there? i'll tell you. get ready. britain. here we go. the taliban's values rear their ugly head in britain . next. ugly head in britain. next. >> patrick. thank you and good evening. the top stories gb news can exclusively reveal that more than 20,000 migrants have crossed the english channel illegally so far this year. that milestone was reached this morning as hundreds more made the journey in small boats from france. it's after 526 people arrived illegally in uk waters in eight dinghies yesterday . in in eight dinghies yesterday. in other news, the prime minister says a new uk germany treaty will be part of a wider reset with europe. sir keir starmer has been in germany to launch negotiations on a new bilateral treaty, which hopes to boost business and increase joint action on illegal migration. speaking this morning during a joint n

, and best activist adam brooks, and best selling author and broadcaster rebecca reid.e has sparked controversy . a busy two hours? controversy. a busy two hours? let's get to work. let's get to work. let me be crystal clear public anger about britain's parallel societies must be addressed. britain's multicultural experiment is in crisis and has got to be tackled before the country is lost altogether. that's . next. that's. next. >> the top story from the gb newsroom tonight in london. protesters have thrown flares, beer cans and glass bottles at the gates of downing street dunng the gates of downing street during a protest after the southport knife attack and riot. let's take you live to the scenes in whitehall, where police in riot gear have tried to maintain some semblance of order on the streets of london in the last few minutes, more protesters have been detained outside the cenotaph. we've also seen officers wrestling protesters to the ground and leading them away in handcuffs after they confronted lines of riot police. the police tonight putting strict controls o

let's start with you, adam brooks nigel farage.was very, very clear, saying, this is the death of pubs. you're a publican. will this hammer your trade ? this hammer your trade? >> yeah. look, i think 1 in 8 people in the uk still smokes. martin, it's something i don't like. >> i've never been a smoker myself, but it's people's freedom to choose this government seems intent on taking away people's freedoms. it's like keir starmer wants to be the most unpopular man in the country right now , look, in two country right now, look, in two thousand and seven, they banned smoking indoors. i think that was a good thing looking back, you know, it's hard to imagine people smoking inside now that did affect others health. >> but outside, in a beer garden, you know, who am i to say that someone can't smoke in my beer garden, >> i think it's a disgraceful move. it's going to put a lot of pubs under pressure that are already struggling from covid and the energy crisis. i mean, i'm still paying , you know, some i'm still paying, you know, some pa

on my panel this evening it's gb news presenter and writer emma webb, businessman and activist adam brookesminister bill rammell. and what caused liz truss to storm off stage . get ready britain, here stage. get ready britain, here we go

we've got activist and businessman adam brooks and broadcaster nina myskow. oh yes. look closely at the top of your screen, there's a woman just walking along the street. all right. what happens next there? i'll tell you. get ready. britain. here we go. the taliban's values rear their ugly head in britain . next. ugly head in britain. next. >> patrick. thank you and good evening. the top stories gb news can exclusively reveal that more than 20,000 migrants have crossed the english channel illegally so far this year. that milestone was reached this morning as hundreds more made the journey in small boats

joining me for the next few hours, broadcaster and author christine hamilton and also broadcaster and adam brooks i can't remember. right. coming up, ten years of protesting, i'm getting a touch of the covid lockdown deja vu. thenin of the covid lockdown deja vu. then in my niggle, i'll be discussing the utter hypocrisy of the so—called peaceful counter protests, which saw our crew being attacked by a peaceful protester coming up, nicholas danes , gymnast, high nicholas danes, gymnast, high diver and stuntman. he's performed over 50 stunts in loads of different movies . performed over 50 stunts in loads of different movies. he's joining me for the interview. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sam francis . francis. >> nana, thank you very much and good afternoon to you. it's just after 3:00 and the top story this hour, the funeral of

adam brooks , who is speaking to us brooks, who is speaking to us from his very own pub. it the three colts? >> it's the three colts in buckhurst hill , essex. yeah. buckhurst hill, essex. yeah. >> so international beer day, are you expecting plenty of punters at the bar to celebrate today ? today? >> i've got a cup of tea . i'm >> i've got a cup of tea. i'm teetotal, by the way, but look, international beer day, i mean a whatsapp group with about 50, publicans. i've got a lot of publicans. i've got a lot of publican friends. it's not something that any of us really know about, if i'm honest. so, i think this is more an american thing that has spread around the world, but look, our champion, it it's my living , obviously, it it's my living, obviously, i sell more beer in the pub than anything else, so, you know, if it brings a couple of extra customers, i doubt it. but if it does , fantastic. today, let's does, fantastic. today, let's remember as well that beer. i think it's the third most consumed drink in the world after water and tea. so it's a very popular, yeah. you k

friends from the brookings institution and senator pat toomey who will start the day in a conversation with my colleague. welcome, senator toomey. [applause] >> thank you very much for that, adam. and i shouldn't admit that i'm shocked that this many people are interested in this subject, but it's wonderful to see. and if thank you to to our friends at brooks for hosting this with us today -- brookings. on its face, you know, the the decision and the overturning of chevron is about the courts and is about the administrative state. and the executive agencies. but almost every observer of this case is focused in one way or another on some of its implications for congress. on what this rebalancing of how the meaning of statutes is interpreted might mean for the people who write statutes and for the people who are charged with oversight of how they're carried out. we're going top hear a little bit from if a panel of scholars of this sum, people who study congress, but we wanted to start this afternoon with a conversation with someone who has experience as a practitioner and not just an observer of congress. and i should say our plan had been to have two of them, and former senator