alex, commentator alex armstrong. alex, i'll start with you and i'll work my way down.g here? two tier healthcare system? >> yeah. this is absolutely shocking news. i mean, for first of all, for jess phillips to say it out loud, i think that is a massive misdemeanour on her behalf. she's admitted that she's getting extra care because of her political views. i think this doctor should be exposed and struck off immediately. we need to send a strong message that you do not get preferential treatment under our national health service, based on your political views. we've already seen the justice system completely corrupted by this. we had the man who threw cement at nigel farage. he's been let off. but other people for writing social media tweets have gone to prison , right? when is this prison, right? when is this going to stop? the british pubuc going to stop? the british public will be up to their eyeballs, and this might even be the final straw for some people. i fear for that. as you said, the jewish community who are going to go into the nhs now wondering if they're g

yes. broadcaster alex armstrong. yes. get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. it's not just ethnic minorities that feel scared in britain. next . next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom buckingham palace says his majesty the king has praised the way community spirit and compassion have countered the aggression and criminality on display during the riots. king charles had been in telephone conversations tonight with the prime minister and police chiefs. wokester keir starmer has reiterated that police should remain on high alert going into the weekend. earlier, a 30 year old man was jailed for eight months for racially aggravated intentional harassment during the riots in leeds. the judge said jordan plain sentence was reduced to take his guilty plea into account. meanwhile, a facebook user who urged people to attack a leeds hotel used to house asylum seekers was also jailed. today 28 year old jordan parler was sentenced to 20 months after pleading guilty to publishing written material intended to stir racial hatred . mer

bbc and itv political chief john sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong. >> oh, and can you tell me why david lammy is getting ripped apart for this? get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. get your wallet out because keir starmer is about. next. >> very good evening to you. it's just after 9:00 patrick up next. first though, a look at the top stories tonight. and investigators are turning their attention to what caused a superyacht to capsize and sink in sicily on monday. now that all bodies have been recovered, 18 year old hannah lynch was the last person rescue divers were searching for. she has tonight been remembered by her sister as cheeky and endlessly caring. the family have also released this photo of hannah and her father, the tech tycoon mike lynch, who has also died . well, news from has also died. well, news from the united states. in the last hour or so, the former democrat, robert f kennedy jr, has confirmed he is suspending his independent presidential election campaign. instead, he's now backing donald trump , who's, now back

. >> another familiar face returns to gb news contributor alex armstrong , fresh after winning armstrong, fresh after winning favour from tech titan elon musk. how does fame feel? alex >> it's exciting, isn't it? >> it's exciting, isn't it? >> and claire pearsall is making her second debut on the show . her second debut on the show. and actually she's just have to have the recommended therapy to get over a first appearance on this show . and claire pearsall this show. and claire pearsall are wonderful to have you. thank you very much. now we've got a new face that you won't recognise. eunice joins us, who you may have seen on my youtube channel. but eunice, thank you very much for being with us. now, folks at home, you know the drill. each host outlines their argument about a chosen topic. then we all pile in and the fur starts to fly. and of course, you want to know your views as well. please do send your views and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay and don't forget your questions in ask the five. no topics are off limits . but folks, before we limits. but folks, before w

i'm alex armstrong and we've got a cracking show ahead for you.s for all your lovely comments coming in on our line—up. tonight we're cracking line—up. tonight we're cracking line—up. we have got a panel, a. well, let's get started with today's first debate. i'm going today's first debate. i'm going to kick off. so i'm taking advantage of the chair. and we've obviously heard the horrendous news of the death of an innocent mother and chef who were stabbed at notting hill carnival just last week. and since 2022, there has been a shocking 50% increase in crimes committed at the street festival. with over 300 arrests this year alone. they include multiple sexual assaults, possession of offensive weapons and attacks on emergency workers. and last time i checked, attacks on emergency workers kept the courts open for 24 hours to prosecute those criminals. i wonder what two turkey's got to say about that. well, let's compare that to five days of glastonbury that only saw 89 arrests. none of those included stabbings or possession of offensive weapons. nott

bbc and itv political chief john sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong and find out what's wrong with that. okay, guesses are welcome. let me know what's wrong with that. get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. are the police too obsessed with diversity? next . diversity? next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom . irish from the gb newsroom. irish police are investigating a potential terrorist link to an attack on an army chaplain at a barracks in galway, who was stabbed multiple times . and he stabbed multiple times. and he was taken to hospital with serious injuries which are not thought to be life threatening. a teenage boy was arrested by armed police during the incident last night . armed police during the incident last night. the armed police during the incident last night . the victim armed police during the incident last night. the victim has been named this morning as chaplain paul murphy, who also released a statement today thanking his friends for their support and also assuring everyone that he'll be okay. in o

chief john sergeant, entrepreneur and social commentator, joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong'm going to start with you on this one because i can't help but wonder whether or not our police are just too obsessed with appealing to minority communities. well it seems to me we don't know whether we want a police service or a police force. >> i want police to be tough and fair for everybody. and that includes the way they police events like football , the events like football, the pro—palestine events, notting hill carnival, what we are seeing, though, is that the police will engage with some communities and celebrate, and in others they won't like the football tonight, you're not going to see police going if it's a palace game, well done palace. they're not going to see them engaging in that. but we see them screaming, you know, free palestine and this is what gets the british public riled up. it gets them annoyed because they see a two tier system. one rule for everybody else and one rule for everybody else and one rule for everybody else and one rule for for, mostly british whi

he , commentator alex armstrong, well, when you look at it like that, john, i don't know, how would youe knew it was going to be difficult. that's why the tories did so badly in the election. we're in. we've got serious problems, particularly about how much pubuc particularly about how much public finance there is available, nothing to do with what little growth there might be or not, but just simply how much we borrowed, it's very big figure it's bigger than anyone imagined a few years ago that we'd reach. that's all. got to be paid for. everybody knows, gosh, you need to look at one aspect of the public sector, whether it's the nhs, whether it's prisons, whether it's defence or anything else, that we need more money. so the idea that we sort of sit here and say it's all labour's fault for the last five weeks for what they've done, is absurd. so of course it's more it's much deeper than that. >> so i mean, some of the things that they have actually been in control of, you know, the leeds riots, the manchester airport incident, all of the issues that followed, you know, after the southp

political commentator alex armstrong and political advisor pablo ohana . good stuff both.od stuff both. who do you agree with? an almighty row has broken out in that norfolk village. i can't believe i'm reading this, but a norfolk village over plans to fly the union jack flag some residents claimed it would scare people away. it's patriotism under attack. susan on x says we fly the cross of saint george. most of the countries don't have this issue and they ignore the complaints too, right, susan? britain has spent too long on her knees grovelling to a minority. don't like our culture? then leave. okay. elliot on x says is flying our own flag in our own country is considered controversial and say our whole country was under attack. never mind patriotism. it's hardly a revolutionary act to fly your own flag. well, it shouldn't be. spayed on x says you can fly any flag as long as it's not the union jack. not many shades of grey in the inbox there, but there we go. your verdict is now in. 97% of you agree that patriotism is under attack. 3% of you say that patriotism is not un

we'll be going through the papers next with alex armstrong and nichi hodgson.mall gadget away each year. i've done that very recently, actually . what very recently, actually. what have you thrown away that you shouldn't have let us know? gbnews.com/yoursay >> yeah, we're taking a look at what is making the news this morning with the political commentator alex armstrong and the author and broadcaster nichi hodgson. and we'll have a proper look through this hour, because we don't have any rude interruptions from the government, but, interruptions from the government, but , alex, let's government, but, alex, let's start with you. this is actually the only paper pretty much that isn't leading on this shocking superyacht incident, which we'll come on to in a moment, i think. but this is, sort of a bit of a break with protocol. but now that her majesty the late queen is dead, we hear the odd anecdote now, don't we, about things she said in private conversations. so what have we learned that she allegedly thought? >> yes. so this is really interesting. and i do love

we do those in the company of alex armstrong and claire muldoon and alex, we've just been talking about i mentioned the situation in greece was a lot a lot of forest fires there . yes, fires fires there. yes, fires surrounding athens particularly. and you've got an interesting statistic. >> yes. so, i mean, look at the end of the day, we just focus on the athens bit for a second. one of the things that really strikes me is how many, how much of this is arson? how many of these wildfires are not caused by climate change? we saw it last year in rhodes, and we've seen it actually only a month ago in athens, they declared that this wildfire was due to arson. so i do find these sort of dramatic headlines about climate change a little bit misleading, particularly when they haven't actually determined they haven't actually determined the cause of the wildfires yet. yes, it's hot, but it's hot every year now. this big story on the front page of the guardian here saying silent killer heat waves in europe claim 50,000 lives. and they're attributing this to something i've never heard of before. st

got claire muldoon and we've got alex armstrong, and they've got the newspapers in front of them .nt of them. and some reports just on on the notting hill carnival. you know, every year stabbings , an attempted murder. stabbings, an attempted murder. arrests beyond belief. and it's always, oh, don't criticise the notting hill carnival. it's the community getting out in the streets or whatever. do you have a view on it? >> i have a strong view on it and you compare it. let's compare glastonbury, which is five day long event. there's 30 arrests. there's never any stabbings. we have 3 or 4 stabbings, i think were confirmed as of last night at notting hill carnival and 230 plus arrests. so this is what we know so far. there will be a follow up from this overnight, of course, from the met report more. and i just think , again, more. and i just think, again, it's an excuse to say this is okay because it's a celebration of community. well, actually, i don't think it is. it seems to be plagued by incredible amounts of crime, drugs, year after yean of crime, drugs, year after year, year aft

. >> another familiar face returns to gb news contributor alex armstrong , fresh after winning armstrongow does fame feel? alex >> it's exciting, isn't it? >> it's exciting, isn't it? >> and claire pearsall is making her second debut on the show . her second debut on the show. and actually she's just have to have the recommended therapy to get over a first appearance on this show . and claire pearsall this show. and claire pearsall are wonderful to have you. thank you very much. now we've got a new face that you won't recognise. eunice joins us, who you may have seen on my youtube channel. but eunice, thank you very much for being with us. now, folks at home, you know the drill. each host outlines their argument about a chosen topic. then we all pile in and the fur starts to fly. and of course, you want to know your views as well. please do send your views and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay and don't forget your questions in ask the five. no topics are off limits . but folks, before we limits. but folks, before we start tearing each other apart, it's a saturday night n

bbc and itv political chief john sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrongy is getting ripped apart for this? get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. get your wallet out because keir starmer is about. next. >> very good evening to you. it's just after 9:00 patrick up next. first though, a look at the top stories tonight. and investigators are turning their attention to what caused a superyacht to capsize and sink in sicily on monday. now that all bodies have been recovered, 18 year old hannah lynch was the last person rescue divers were searching for. she has tonight been remembered by her sister as cheeky and endlessly caring. the family have also released this photo of hannah and her father, the tech tycoon mike lynch, who has also died . well, news from has also died. well, news from the united states. in the last hour or so, the former democrat, robert f kennedy jr, has confirmed he is suspending his independent presidential election campaign. instead, he's now backing donald trump , who's, now backing donald trump, who's, of course, a repub

bbc and itv political chief john sergeant, entrepreneur, joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrongthat. okay, guesses are welcome. let me know what's wrong with that. get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. are the police too obsessed with diversity? next . diversity? next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom . irish from the gb newsroom. irish police are investigating a potential terrorist link to an attack on an army chaplain at a barracks in galway, who was stabbed multiple times . and he stabbed multiple times. and he was taken to hospital with serious injuries which are not thought to be life threatening. a teenage boy was arrested by armed police during the incident last night . armed police during the incident last night. the armed police during the incident last night . the victim armed police during the incident last night. the victim has been named this morning as chaplain paul murphy, who also released a statement today thanking his friends for their support and also assuring everyone that he'll be okay. in other news, victims of the infect

entrepreneur and businesswoman joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong.leverly, right ? afternoon let's cleverly, right? afternoon let's go . go. >> esther mcvey. >> esther mcvey. >> he wanted to talk about whether or not we should just forget our colonial past. all that and more. 9 to 11 pm. get ready, britain. here we go . ready, britain. here we go. should we pay illegal migrants to get out of britain . next? to get out of britain. next? >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. just after 9:00. police say they are following active lines of inquiry after launching a murder investigation following the death of a 13 year old boy found stabbed to death at a house in the west midlands. the teenager was treated by paramedics but died at the scene in oldbury yesterday afternoon. no one has been arrested so far and chief superintendent kim madill gave a press conference earlier today and we are following active lines of enquiry to find the suspects. >> we know that the incident took place inside his home, and i would appeal to anyone who has in

and for those of you who don't know me, obviously i'm not the alex armstrong from pointless, but i canthing but pointless. also making his debut, we've got ryan mock from the apprentice with us. >> hello, hello, hello. thank you for having me. >> let's hope he's improved his negotiation skills, because he's definitely going to need them tonight. yeah. don't fire me. hopefully not by the end of the show. we've also got our very own spin doctors, alastair campbell, in the form of andy williams and a dom cummings in the form of peter barnes. no dodgy dossiers or mysterious trips to durham tonight planned, ihope trips to durham tonight planned, i hope guys. no, not so fast. >> no. >> no. >> we'll see, we'll see. so far, so good. and there's no one better to keep us men in line than the indomitable dame andrea jenkyns, who i hear is very good at smashing balls. sorry. ed balls, is that right? i believe so, i believe so. well, now you all know how this goes. each guest outlines their argument about a

while in the studio, i'm sat with the political commentator alex armstrong, who says that they are neededded to protect the pubuc.cani they are needed to protect the public. can i kick off with you, alex? tell me , why do you think alex? tell me, why do you think we do need secure units for the mentally unwell? >> well, your preamble just got it nailed on the head there. martin, we had somebody who committed three murders who could have been stopped three years prior to those heinous acts on the streets of nottingham. >> and that would have been the psychiatrist who recommended that he gets some professional help. >> now, what happens is that they have nowhere to go after this. they have no powers to stop these potentially criminal people who are a danger to society. >> and the psychiatric hospitals that are being closed, obviously systematically over, over decades now , were a preventative decades now, were a preventative measure for those things. now, we don't have them, but we're seeing this massive rise in knife crime , knife crime across knife crime, knife crime across the uk when it

so we are reviewing the papers this morning in the company of nichi hodgson and alex armstrong. thank you for joining armstrong. you are very welcome. thank you forjoining us. both thank you for joining us. both of you. morning elon musk. >> let's talk about elon musk, the thing is about elon musk. is he a nutcase? is he, you know, is he a super brain? what is he. but he's sticking his nose into british politics now. nikki front page of the telegraph. >> oh my goodness. >> oh my goodness. >> can he just move to mars already? i know that's his ultimate plan, but i would rather him do it sooner. rather than later. he is just such a contrarian and he's just poking. he's almost poking fun at the situation in britain. you know, he's got, you know, this man has £200 billion. he's the richest man in the world. he owns multiple companies that have a hold over, you know , various hold over, you know, various nations. and this is what he thinks it's fit to do. it's pathetic. i really feel i mean, i don't know if there's some hackers out there that can kind of go after him and do something