>> adam brooks was smiling in the background. you can't have that while you're training, adam. going to treat me to a pie and liquor in a bit. but that is. >> but that was beautiful, mate. i've never tried it before. it looked very simple to me. some of the simplest dishes are probably the most tastiest. >> are you still cooking? are you doing out? >> no. not really. >> no. not really. >> you're missing a good cook, though, aren't you? >> no. terrible. that's why we have got chefs. >> you'll be watching this, you know. >> shares in the local chinese. local chinese, mate. that's where we go for nights. yeah. look. but, you know, moving forward, you've just done this show and you, we spoke about it earlier. go back to where you come from. what about their cooking skills in them places? >> goat. goat. goat. breakfast, lunch and dinner. it was nice for the first day. and then it was. >> just first day. >> just first day. >> go all day, every day. yeah. and it gets to a point where you've had enough. it's either that or falafel for some reason. >> yeah. there you go. they've got to

maria: thanks brooke singman adam. adam: going good lord's work mr. musk is thank goodness doing this for all of us, we all pay taxes, and we like to see that money invested wisely or spent wisely, or just -- spent responsiblebly we find out because of u.s. aid, integrity 40 billion to gender this and that, hear it. maria: 1 1/2 million advancing dei in serbia workplace two million dollars in grant money to fund sex changes in guatemala 7.9 million a project could teach sri lankan agitates, up to help will disabled people in tajikistan become climate leaders 1.1 million for gender adheres theme in bangledesh. >> have send 20 million on new "sesame street" in iraq 29 million for logistics in this case eastern europe 6 million to reflect flat principles ten million to al-qaeda linked terrorist groups, i got to keep going this list is long. adam: good news not anymore thank you, mr. musk thank you donald trump. maria: it is true. >> transpires is so important elon musk point so good no one can argue with this. this has to stop we can't afford long term i

brooke: acting u.s. attorney general ordering prosecutors to drop bribery, fraud and corruption charges against new york city mayor eric adamsyor reacting to the news listen. >> i will find out more inform a ation. i will talk to my attorney. i don't have much more information. >> your initial reaction is what? >> i think that i would like to speak with him first and get better understanding what issic taking place now. >> brooke: acting attorney general believes original charges may be politically motivated. he wrote, mayor adams criticized biden policy before it was filed, we are concerned about pact of prosecution on mayor adams ability to protect the american people from disastrous effect of mass migration and settlement. adams faced charges for accepting campaign contribution from foreign nationals and accepting a bribe. adams attorney celebrating saying, the mayor is innocent and he would prevail adding department of justice reevaluated this case and determined it should not go forward, there is a good reason for that. today is a win for the mayor, he may not be off the hook, charges could be refiled in the future. >>

against new york city mayor eric adams to be dismissed, including allegations that he -- corruption allegations that he took bribes from foreign sou sources. >> carley: brookegman is here with all the details. >> acting attorney general emile bove ordered in new york to drop the bribery charges in new york against mayor adams of the here is mayor adams reacting to the news last night. >> we are going to find out more information. i don't have much now. just sitting down now with john catsimatidis. i will be talking to my attorney. i don't have much more information. >> your initial reaction is, what? >> well, i think that i would like to speak with him first and get a better understanding exactly what is taking place now. >> acting deputy attorney general who made the move believes the original charges may have been politically motivated writing in this memo, quote: it can not be ignored that mayor adams criticized the prior administration's immigration policies before the charges were filed. we are particularly concerned about the impact of the prosecution on adams' ability to support critical ongoing federal efforts to protect the american people from the

panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brookesnd the broadcaster nina meyerhoff. also tonight is hard left mp zarah sultana inciting violence against nigel farage. plus. >> oh! >> oh! >> an asteroid much larger than that one could be hurtling towards earth. and can you tell me, please, what you think is wrong with this? >> did somebody say slay? >> did somebody say slay? >> get ready, britain, here we go. we've managed to force an apology out of the bbc. next. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom just after 9:00. well, the top story tonight. sir keir starmer has told volodymyr zelenskyy he has the uk's full support. that's after donald trump called the ukrainian leader a dictator. downing street said tonight the prime minister has backed zelenskyy in a call saying it's reasonable to suspend elections in wartime, just as britain did in world war ii. it comes after a day of clashes between zelenskyy and donald trump, with the us president claiming ukraine started the war and that the ukrainian president's approval rating is

panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brookesnd the broadcaster nina meyerhoff. also tonight is hard left mp zarah sultana inciting violence against nigel farage. plus. >> oh! >> oh! >> an asteroid much larger than that one could be hurtling towards earth. and can you tell me, please, what you think is wrong with this? >> did somebody say slay? >> did somebody say slay? >> get ready, britain, here we go. we've managed to force an apology out of the bbc. next. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom just after 9:00. well, the top story tonight. sir keir starmer has told volodymyr zelenskyy he has the uk's full support. that's after donald trump called the ukrainian leader a dictator. downing street said tonight the prime minister has backed zelenskyy in a call saying it's reasonable to suspend elections in wartime, just as britain did in world war ii. it comes after a day of clashes between zelenskyy and donald trump, with the us president claiming ukraine started the war and that the ukrainian president's approval rating is

tonight, we've got the director of the popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks, and the broadcaster nina meshkov. also tonight is hard left mp zarah sultana inciting violence against nigel farage with that poster . plus. with that poster. plus. >> wow. >> wow. >> an asteroid much larger than that one could be hurtling towards earth as we speak. all right, get ready, britain, here we go. yeah! watch this space. trump could be on your screens any second now. stay tuned. >> good evening. from the newsroom. straight back to patrick and donald trump very shortly. first though a look at the other stories making the news. and sir keir starmer has told volodymyr zelenskyy he has uk's full support after donald trump called the ukrainian leader a dictator. downing street says the prime minister backed zelenskyy in a call this evening, saying it is reasonable to suspend elections in wartime, just as britain did in world war ii. well, it comes after a day of clashes between trump and zelenskyy, with the us president claiming ukraine started the war and that the ukrainian pr

panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooksnalist nina myskow. oh, and trump's got a plan for gaza. >> us will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it. >> and he's not great with accents. >> where are you from? well, i'm from, actually. it's a beautiful voice and a beautiful accent. the only the only problem is i can't understand a word you're saying. >> get ready. britain. here we go. are we being run by people who don't like britain next? >> patrick. thank you. i'm katie bowen. these are your top stories at 9:00. the governments counter—terrorism prevent programme prematurely closed cases into southport killer axel rudakubana. that's according to the prevent learning review published this afternoon, outlining the findings in the house of commons, security minister dan jarvis has told mps that the government has begun an internal review of the prevent thresholds and has accepted all 14 recommendations for improvements in the prevent learning review. the review found that there were 15 contact

i'm also joined by the publican and landlord adam brooks and the former labour minister bill rammell.of course, we'll also have the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pages and the big stories breaking inside. but first, let's get your news headlines with aaron armstrong. with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> a very good evening to you. our top stories. the prime minister will join european leaders at an emergency summit in france tomorrow to discuss the situation in ukraine. ukraine dominated the munich security conference over the weekend, and us officials have confirmed neither ukraine nor europe will be part of planned talks between russia and the us, which will take place in saudi arabia this week. well, volodymyr zelenskyy has repeatedly said he will not accept a deal brokered between the us and russia without ukraine at the table. european governments, fearing any deal struck between the white house and the kremlin, could damage security on the continent. meanwhile, there are reports the prime minister is preparing to overrule his chancellor, rachel reeves, and ra

. >> from our mate adam brooks. look at him there. busy pulling pints in the pub. we're going to be hearing what the punters are saying on this friday night. and i've also got a nice little message lined up from another gb news fan favourite. shall we hearit? hear it? >> well, a big hello to patrick's first ever studio audience. i can promise you that you're in very good hands. you're going to have a great debate. >> absolutely. we're going to be heanng >> absolutely. we're going to be hearing from nigel farage. he's got a very special message from my wonderful audience here. but there is some big breaking news tonight that we are going to be covering as it develops. it appears that there has been another attack, this time in berlin at the holocaust memorial site. so as we get updates on that, we will be bringing that to you. but right now i think it's to you. but right now i think wsfime to you. but right now i think it's time for your bulletins. >> thanks. >> thanks. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom. the top story tonight. well, we start with that bre

panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooksd the broadcaster and journalist nina myskow. oh, and so this is elon musk's son. >> we need to free free the builders of america to build. and if we do that, that means i think we can get the economic growth. bebe. >> does he remind you of anyone. >> does he remind you of anyone. >> of f company scots guards? >> of f company scots guards? >> get ready britain. here we go. get these islamists out of britain next. >> good evening. the top stories. the uk defence secretary says welcoming ukraine to nato will take some time, as donald trump says he and vladimir putin had agreed to start negotiations on ending the war in ukraine in a call today. john healey said the focus for now should be on ensuring kyiv is in a strong position going into any potential peace talks, after the us insisted the country's membership of the military alliance was not a realistic prospect. well, mr trump said in a post on his social media platform today about his call with the russian president. we've also agree