i want you angela rayner.reak the bad news to people. hey hey hey hey. >> things will get worse before they get better . they get better. >> and don't miss a gb news exclusive. yes, that's right. some good for news nigel farage's reform uk. but next, plans for a massive temporary housing development in a little welsh town originally meant for ukrainian refugees, has left locals scratching their heads, wondering who's moving in next doon wondering who's moving in next door. so much so they've taken legal action, a sign of things to come, i stay welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages are coming in thick and fast shortly. but first, well, the first plans for a massive temporary housing development in the little welsh town of clanton. major have sparked outrage among local residents despite vale of glamorgan council originally stating that the development would be used to house ukrainian refugees. locals now claim this is no longer the case, leaving major question mar

angela rayner incredible moment.er is seen raving in a dj booth at ibiza, ibiza superclub as smoke cannons erupt and crowd goes wild. so deputy prime minister angela rayner, she's basically been partying, she's been living it up, she's been donning a red dress inspired by cresta over here and she's been seen dancing on stage with a celebrity dj, denise van outen. i say good for her. she's a person . she's her. she's a person. she's allowed to party, let off some steam. i mean, you'd never, ever see keir starmer approaching a dj booth and if he was, he'd probably just ask for a podcast or something like that. he is. he's different. >> i'd like to see, you know, keir starmer let his hair down a little bit. yeah. let's have a look. i think we've got the clip of rayner throwing some shapes. have we got . have we got. >> hey hey hey things will get worse before they get better . worse before they get better. >> somehow works better when you intercut. keir starmer at his podium. the thing is i don't again i don't think it'

angela rayner is having it off in ibiza. i mean , having it off in ibiza. re more equal than others, aren't they? and . well, others, aren't they? and. well, rayner has allegedly drawn up a plot with the unions to create a four day week, not much growth there. and esther mcvey is in hot water over a tweet about starmer smoking ban. but she's definitely not backing down and she will be live with me to explain it. >> plus, the fact the asylum seekers tell us they're bored and unhappy now. >> should we pay illegal immigrants to go home? on my panel it's bbc and itv chief john sergeant. entrepreneur and businesswoman joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong. oh, and it's james cleverly, 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? >> g

now, angela rayner or should i say angela rayner or should i say angela raver has been caught in ibizanging along to the lyrics. she's got her red dress on, she's got her water in her hand. keeping her hydrated. she's got huge crowds cheering. i'm not sure if they're cheering at her, but they're certainly cheering at the music and how lovely it is. lots of you have been getting in touch about this one. actually. some of you don't have a sense of humour on this one, perhaps for good reason , avid perhaps for good reason, avid says, oh, you've got a sense of humour actually, david, you say rayner's stealing theresa may's dance moves lol , simon says, dance moves lol, simon says, what on earth is she doing? celebrating, getting a job she has no right to hold. oh, all right then get back and sort this country out. it's falling apart. i really cannot believe this, the great burdizzo says it's a bit of an old lady dance, maybe she's just waiting for a dancing bear to appear. right. okay. and, lots of you are saying she should get back to work . considering keir starmer work. considering keir

i won't, but angela rayner , you won't, but angela rayner, you know, i think there you have someone that that's great, that someone's out there. you know, she is someone that didn't just come from poverty. you know, she couldn't even afford a bath as a kid. she was a carer for her mother and she had a child at 16. she's now a grandmother. indeed and i think someone that has achieved what she's achieved deserves a level of respect for that. and the idea that, you know , she has the idea that, you know, she has one saturday evening in august, i don't think is anything we should complain about. and if you don't want that, well then pick ed miliband or rishi sunak. people that are incredibly strange. i just think it's a non—story to be honest. >> i think , you know. >> i think, you know. >> i think, you know. >> and so, but but you, you , >> and so, but but you, you, henry, you did say yourself that, you know, she has a very responsible job, so maybe it's not the most becoming thing she could be doing. so maybe. i mean, people are getting angry about it. >> yeah. no. and there is an element

the deputy prime minister angela rayner who is also the housing secretary.since the grenfell fire in west london in which 72 people died and which led to a change in the rules about the kind of building materials that can be used. as we heard her say, there are 1300 buildings which still need to have remedial work done on them. this block of flats in dagenham, where the fire started in the early hours of monday, is just one of them. thankfully there were no casualties. we heard from the commission of the london fire brigade ofjust how high—risk the environment was for his crews when they were carrying out search and rescue operations, managing to evacuate more than 80 people in the early hours of monday morning, including 20 people who had to be rescued. we heard angela rayner saying the government is very keen to quicken up the process of having this remediation work done, and she will be pressing home the urgency of it to organisations such as the health and safety executive and others who are involved in trying to quicken up that timetable. there is also

deputy prime minister angela rayner has been spotted raving with a top dj at a superclub in ibiza . ideo a superclub in ibiza. video footage shows mrs. rayner dancing in a dj booth while being cheered on by the crowd at hi ibiza on the spanish party island. it comes just days after sir keir starmer warned the nafion sir keir starmer warned the nation of a painful autumn budget, and oasis are storming the charts. 15 years after the band broke up and fresh from the news that they're reuniting , news that they're reuniting, brothers noel and liam gallagher confirmed the reunion on tuesday morning following weeks of speculation. now oasis have recorded their best ever week on the uk albums chart, with three albums currently in the top five. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good evening to you back home. hope you're well and happy weekend. it's been another interesting wee

now angela rayner , a scrapped angela rayner, a scrapped conservative, plans to prioritise long standingtish citizens over migrants for council housing. the deputy prime minister has been criticised at a move that could result in british citizens having to wait for as long as ten years to move into subsidised housing. this comes as hmrc data suggests that more immigrants have filled jobs than brits in the last five years. now, considering the scarcity of council housing, is this u—turn really that fair? well, i'm still joined in the studio by gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson and the former conservative mp daniel kawczynski. daniel as this was a conservative policy that's been scrapped by angela rayner. let's start with you, lee anderson was very quick in the mix on this one, saying here we go. who didn't see this coming? brits are now on the back of the queue when it comes to social housing. what are your thoughts? >> well, i have to say i agree with lee anderson. i think certainly when i was a member of parliament, there was a lot of concern expressed to me by my consti

and meanwhile , angela rayner. and meanwhile, reunited in grief, prince harry makes a secret trip to the uk to attend his uncle's funeral alongside his brother prince william. it was a reunion described as frosty and a picture of pettiness. >> i mean, honestly, sir keir starmer has removed a portrait of margaret thatcher from downing street as he found it unsettling . unsettling. >> nuts, mad and ridiculous. and no, that's not keir starmer. just some of the words used to describe sir keir starmer's outdoor smoking ban. as backlash continues this morning. >> looks to me like subterfuge . >> looks to me like subterfuge. workplace health checks now the nhs will go into offices, pubs and building sites to measure and building sites to measure and weigh you. i mean, would you welcome that .7 welcome that? >> nana. we've got the scales ready in the studio. are you braced for your medicare check? you see, this is the thing. >> i don't care, i don't mind, i don't mind, but it doesn't tell me anything. if i'm heavy or i'm.

w�*ué�*ii we heard from angela rayner deterrent and stop this cycle.heard from angela rayner was the putting out of some of the governments key points. firstly saying that the police will be there. there is this talk that they will be further disruption, more rides this evening. she was saying very firmly, i understand people are anxious but the police will be there. she was also saying this is thuggery, this is violence, there is no reason for these protests, it's just violence and disorder. and very much repeating this message we've been hearing all week about whether you are taking part in this violence yourself or whether you are online and you are inciting it that way, either way the government says the police and the law will come for you and you will face the consequences of that. angela rayner really pushing hard on those three messages to try to get that across to the public. to try to get that across to the ublic. �* . . . ~ to try to get that across to the ublic. �* . . ., ~ _, , . let's speak to former met police chief leroy logan now. than

angela rayner, conveying that escape routes were padlocked shut.ng minister after years and years and years of the book being passed. let's see. and let's hope that she does. finally, something about this astonishing, neglectful situation. now moving on.the neglectful situation. now moving on. the prime minister has warned us all that the october budget is going to be quite painful, full of optimism as always. sir keir starmer also said that things are worse than they ever imagined because of that economic black hole left by the tory government. £22 billion the tory government. £22 billion the size of that black hole. but don't worry, because apparently the pain will be in the short term and worth it in the long run. let's see what he had to say a little bit earlier on those with the broadest shoulders should bear the heavier burden, and that's why we're cracking down on non—doms. >> those who made the mess should have to do their bit to clean it up. and that's why we're strengthening the powers of the water regulator and backing tough fines on the

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look, i don't care if angela rayner wants to go party in ibiza., to be completely honest. but i just think at a time. it was the day after doom laden speech. and at a time when you're telling the whole country to brace, let's put it to impact. >> let's put the two things together. angela, let's draw straws. you take the portrait down and i'll go to ibiza or the other way around. you know, they made two stupid moves at the same time. >> i couldn't imagine the human bollard. keir starmer dancing away in ibiza. >> but anyway, i know the bollards. >> you're right. >> you're right. >> still to come. >> still to come. >> that's boris's phrase and i'm nicking it . >> that's boris's phrase and i'm nicking it. it's fine. still to come. could you be suffering from trump derangement syndrome? >> are you dismiss or deny the current issues facing our country, such as historic inflation, illegal immigration, corporate corruption , world war corporate corruption, world war iii escalations and the chronic disease epidemic? >> i absolutely love this new campaign v

we know that more than 100 are supposed to be planned around the country for them angela rayner, the rayner, the deputy prime minister saying tonight there is no excuse for thuggery and criminality. she made the point of saying that both online and off—line criminality will face the full force of the law and says police and court stand ready. that is been a constant refrain from the government of the last few days, both those participating in violence on the streets and those inciting it online will face prosecution and could be sent to prison. as we heard, three already have. sources in government were pointing to that case of a 28—year—old who was inciting violence in a post on facebook and he has been charged with that. the government looking to emphasise that justice with that. the government looking to emphasise thatjustice is being done and is being done swiftly. that is the hope in government that that will abate further protests and further riots plan. {131 will abate further protests and further riots plan.— will abate further protests and further riots plan. of course this

i think, i think fair play here. >> i like angela rayner. >> i like angela rayner. >> yeah, well that's that's the thing. >> i think most people, regardless of her politics, actually just quite like the fact that she's, she seems pretty normal, in a way that bofis pretty normal, in a way that boris johnson had that cut through with people who weren't naturally conservatives. people just think, oh, you're not quite like that guy. he's not your normal politician. he seems up for a laugh, and she's the sort of labour equivalent, i think, you know, people might not describe themselves as labour supporters, i don't know. >> well, she's, she's she's a very marmite character. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> you know, i know i speak to a lot of people who think, oh, i can't stand that woman. they don't know her. they just don't like the sort of vibe that she gives off. but i think having a go at for her being on holiday and having a bit of a laugh, you know, politician's a bit mean, but you can't win . but you can't win. >> no you can't. and i think she's not pretending to be someone she's not.

is taking angela rayner's new four day working week rather literally. i'm joined by apprentice star mark ryan parsons , spin doctors peter parsons, spin doctors peter barnes, andy williams and the formidable dame andrea jenkyns. tonight on the show , over to you, andy. >> freebies for mps may not be popular, but they're inevitable. pete >> the labour party, just after being in office for weeks, are already under investigation for sleaze. >> should we cancel notting hill carnival? >> andrea, the labour government drops free speech laws after universities fear interest regarding china. >> and mark ryan, the labour party want to reduce the working week to four days. are they justifying laziness? >> this is 6 pm. and this is the saturday five. sorry, i did mean ryan . mark, by the way, mean ryan. mark, by the way, make a correction. >> makes a mistake. >> makes a mistake. >> we want to get the show off to a good start this week. so welcome to the saturday five. thank you all for your lovely messages coming in on my debut presenting tonight. i can't promise

speaking earlier , the deputy prime, the earlier, the deputy prime, the deputy prime minister, angela raynerid there's no excuse for thuggery. >> i know that the public will be feeling anxious about the reports of potential more unrest tonight, but the police will be there to respond to any violent and criminality that we see on our streets. there's no place for that on our uk streets and the police will do their job like they have done exceptionally well under very difficult circumstances like i've seen here and witnessed today. what they faced missiles being thrown at them and attacked. but the police will be there to keep the public safe and there's no excuse for thuggery and criminality on the streets . streets. >> it comes as the metropolitan police commissioner , sir mark police commissioner, sir mark rowley, dismissed accusations of two tier policing, calling it complete nonsense. the criticism came from figures including nigel farage and elon musk, who argued that last week's disorder was handled more severely than it would have been if ethnic minorities were involved . minorities we

angela rayner?lso up to her neck in it, where similar jobs have been up to her neck in it, where similarjobs have been handed out to labour faces at her ministry of housing department. this guy, hayden etherington, was recently hired as a senior policy adviser there, and his last job prior to the election was working for labour as a policy advisor. to guess who angela rayner , another new angela rayner, another new recruit called ben wood, worked for the labour party for six years prior to the election. he was labour's 2021 by—election candidate in north shropshire , candidate in north shropshire, and worked as rayner's political adviser in westminster. now he's adviser in westminster. now he's a supposed politically neutral civil servant in angela rayner's department, and this woman, rose grayson , has been hired to work grayson, has been hired to work in the deputy pm's department as an expert adviser on housing. and guess what? she was previously employed at labour together, a think tank that has

the deputy prime minister angela rayner has been visiting rotherham, which saw a spate of violence at unrest tonight. i know that the public will be feeling anxious about the reports of potential more unrest tonight, but the police will be there to respond to any violent and criminality that we see on our streets. there's no place for that on our uk streets, and the police will do theirjob like they have done exceptionally well under very difficult circumstances like i've seen here and witnessed today. what they faced missiles being thrown at them and attacks. but the police will be there to keep the public safe and there's no excuse for thuggery and criminality on the streets. angela rayner repeating a warning that we've heard several times from the prime minister, sir keir starmer. let's show you the latest live pictures from birmingham where we are seeing people out on the streets in what is an antiracism protest, as we know, the police are preparing for around 100 far right demonstrations, but also 30 or so counter protests like this one. and we were hearing earlierfrom our corres

what surprises me about angela raynerisif what surprises me about angela rayner is if there's anyonen that cabinet that could stand up for the so—called left behind again, this is not a justification of any of the violence that's taken place. but if we have people who are white, working class who feel that they are left behind, ignored , are left behind, ignored, forgotten and not heard, who better in that cabinet than angela rayner to appeal to them and yet she's been silent on all this. absolutely. >> and i think that you've got to remember, of course, 2019, when all these red wall areas abandoned labour in droves. i think reform came second in 90 of these seats. so i think they've got to be careful for that next time around. >> very much so. fears of tax rises as the chancellor is poised to boost the living wage by 4% in her first budget, according to the sunday telegraph. and we're also looking at a story in the sunday express, which suggests that hiking death tax will send family businesses to the wall. so this is a suggestion that she is going to increase inheritance tax. i mea

angela rayner has targeted social events at work amidst plans to ensure that workers are protected fromwhich is a good and worthy worthy thing to do. the worker protection act was watered down last year because of concerns that employers were being expected to take all reasonable steps, and that that would be too complicated for firms to implement it. labour has now announced that the word all will be brought back will be re—included, and this implication could be the end of office. parties as part of the mitigation of all risks. the consumption of alcohol is, of course, something that is a risk, and it's not much of a party without any alcohol. and that's why it's come under scrutiny. but the workers rights move doesn't stop there. those who are contracted out of office hours by their employers could be entitled to compensation as labour plans. the right to switch off actually, as it wants people working from home, they'll be pretty switched off permanently, as far as i can tell. but i'm joined now by the telegraph columnist tim stanley. tim, are you worried that the journalist lunch,

in right groups as angela rayner has su: nested. ., ., ., suggested.nsistency, _ suggested. in relation to the inconsistency, i— suggested. in relation to the inconsistency, i do _ suggested. in relation to the inconsistency, i do think- suggested. in relation to the inconsistency, i do think you i suggested. in relation to the - inconsistency, i do think you can measure the number of arrests and say there is inconsistency because that depends on event by event but there was an attempt and an agreement to pull together a national response so that that consistency and support as they are and the sharing of intelligence and data, that is not a criticism of any of the forces that were trying to deal with difficult situations as they arise but to give him the support they need more quickly so they can react more robustly. in relation to preventative measures, one of the issues that came up this morning, this afternoon as criminal behaviour orders which can be attached to convictions for these offences which give the police and authorities the ability to pu

whilst labour's deputy prime minister angela rayner, hits the headunes angela rayner, hits the headlines she was spotted partying in a dj booth in a club in ibiza. >> angela has dropped a bomb on employers. she is proposing workers be given the rights to request a four day working week. but should the government be getting involved in mandating working the number of working days? surely this should be down to the employer. what if the employees refused? will the right to demand a four day working week deter business owners and reduce productivity? so for the great british debate this year, i'm asking do you think labour might destroy growth and productivity in this country with schemes like that? coming up, there's always something going on in the royal household and this week has been no different. royal biographer angela levin will be here to give us an update and as ever, send me your thoughts, post your comments gbnews.com/yoursay . comments gbnews.com/yoursay. right. well, let's get to our top story. this hour. a 32 year old mother and a man who were attacked in two separate inciden

i mean, angela rayner, she had, the use of a flat in, in new york over the new year worth £4,000.t tickets for starmer at four grand, the donor who gave the labour party, half a million, got his suits and glasses paid for, and then he got given a number 10 pass. so i think it's actually the public do not trust politicians and we've got to clean it up and it's got to start from the top. and i think that is starmer has set a completely bad example. >> ryan. mark, what do you make of all of that? well, i agree with andrea and andy. >> but i on the starmer point, i think it's entirely hypocritical because as leader of the opposition , starmer actually opposition, starmer actually said he would restore standards to public life, but actually it seems to be the opposite. it's transpired to be the opposite. and i think what andy was saying at the start, as long as it is completely transparent, which it is when it comes to receiving gifts wherever they're from. parliament website has registered interest . i can registered interest. i can actually see any kind of gift or whatever it may be.

and deputy prime minister angela rayner has been spotted raving with a top dj at a superclub in ibiza. video footage shows mr rayner dancing in a dj booth while being cheered on by the crowd at hi ibiza on the spanish party island. it comes just days after sir keir starmer warned the nafion sir keir starmer warned the nation of a painful autumn budget . those are the latest gb budget. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash aleiflexible but does support flexible working options. labour says it's focused on compressed hours, allowing employees to work longer over fewer days, not reducing total hours. the conservatives have criticised the proposals, though, claiming businesses are concerned about potential costs. and deputy prime minister angela rayner has been spotted raving with a top dj at a superclub in ibiza. video footage shows mr rayner dancing in

deputy prime minister angela rayner went to ibiza not on an official visit. and why? there is outrage on social networks now. the official is having fun at a summer party, several tens of thousands of pounds were spent on alcohol alone. they invited a fashionable american dj with a high fee, all this immediately after the statement by prime minister kirast. numbers that in britain everyone needs to tighten their belts, the economy is in a catastrophic state, there is a huge hole in the budget, and there is not enough money for anything. we need to have a good relationship with russia, and not provoke, said donald trump. at a rally in pennsylvania, he promised to put an end to endless wars abroad and to address domestic problems if he wins. orbbe. for the post of us president valentin bogdanov. after the shooting in butler, any rally with donald trump in pennsylvania is a zone of increased attention for his security. suspicious people should be weeded out at distant approaches, but here is one of them who almost reached the stage prepared for the republican. is there a

. >> the government scraps social housing plans angela rayner has apparently dropped tory provisionsevent recently arrived migrants from applying for a council house in england. >> 900 days of the ukraine war president zelenskyy confirms for the first time that his military is conducting an offensive inside russia . inside russia. >> and as the first people are jailed for riot related social media posts, we're asking if you should face prison for what you wrote online. >> it was another six medals for team gb on the penultimate day of paris 2024. we'll be looking back on the games ahead of tonight's closing ceremony at the stade de france close to home. meanwhile, it was manchester city who prevailed over rivals united at wembley as they won the community shield on penalties . penalties. >> we'll see things hotting up as we go through the next couple of days, with plenty of sunshine on offer, but as we go through monday there is a risk of some thundery downpours for some. i'll have all of the details coming up shortly. >> just on 6:00. i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this

starmer, rachel reeves, jess phillips , angela rayner they're phillips, angela rayner they're brazen.emboldened, and they are just reversing all the promises they made. and they're riding roughshod over they're riding roughshod over the british people. and they and this is going to come home to roost . mark my words roost. mark my words notwithstanding, the majority, they have, this is going to come home to roost for the labour government. >> okay. remains to be seen. ben habib, brexiteer businessman. thank you. appreciate your presence with us this evening. let's get the thoughts now of my panel campaigner peter tatchell. former conservative mp dame andrew jenkins and journalist and communications adviser linda duberly . good evening to you duberly. good evening to you all. peter, let's start with you. what do you make of the labour government's first 5051 days? can you agree there's a rather stinky smell of hypocrisy wafting through number 10 at the moment. >> well, certainly about these allegations of jobs for donors, access for donors to number 10, there does need to be an investi

and i know angela rayner has been working on this sort of thing for a while.re it is that it says that it's not a prerequisite. and because the policy because because the policy because because unlike the telegraph article, which has got its own agenda, the policy mirrors the fact that you've been able to or you've been about the right to ask for flexible, flexible working. >> which is already enshrined. and so this is an extension of that of an existing. >> but it doesn't mean anything. if you could have read this exactly. this is the problem. this is it becomes government by by decree. if and press releases, if you could already do that. what exactly are we changing? >> you're changing because at the moment you have the right to work flexibly, which is general . work flexibly, which is general. you know, it would make that specific. you have the right to ask for four days. >> all right. well, hey, look, you know, there'll be some people out there now who think, you know, the compressed hours thing could work well for them, and i can. >> i can see that. all r

angela rayner wanted him to go.s also the issue of jess sargeant, who was appointed to the supposedly impartial civil service cabinet office after endorsing sir keir starmer at the general election and worked at a think tank called labour together now, according to civil service world, her job wasn't externally advertised . it's funny that, advertised. it's funny that, isn't it? many people think sir keir starmer got away with beer and korma gate during covid. many people think he got away with appointing sue gray as his chief of staff, despite the fact that she was involved in the partygate investigation into bofis partygate investigation into boris johnson . many people think boris johnson. many people think keir starmer got away with allegedly threatening speaker lindsay hoyle to tear up the parliamentary rule book over a vote on the gaza ceasefire. well okay. could it be these cronyism, cash for access , cronyism, cash for access, sleaze, accusations that finally stick to the teflon don? let's get the thoughts of

whether it's under suggested changes around angela rayners or not people. that's wrong.umber, the rate of immigrants that are in full time work and paying taxes is higher than the rate of british born. so i'm sorry, carol, but we as a country would be considerably poorer if we didn't have all the taxes from the working age people coming here. >> so, so labour. jake labour said in 2016. rachel reeves said in 2016 there will be riots if we don't sort out immigration. we didn't sort immigration. now, to be fair, that was that was the tories fault, okay, because labour have just got in. but it's not as if this can be a shock to them can it. >> no. and just to pick up on that point, you're right. the conservatives didn't get a grip of this and we have our share of blame. i'm not running away from that. i think the problem we've got with the labour government is there's no real opposition. where is rishi sunak? well, he's in california. yeah. yeah. so there's no real opposition. they have a massive majority. it is actually the closest thing to an elected dictatorship that this

in britain, there is another scandal with officials, deputy prime minister angela rayner had a greate, got drunk. here is a video that appeared on social networks, where the official is having fun at an elite party, only tens of thousands of pounds sterling were spent on... alcohol, and they also invited a fashionable american dj with a high fee. the british were outraged that rainer allowed himself to do this immediately after prime minister starmer's statement that the island really needs to tighten its belts, since the country's economy is in a catastrophic state, there is a huge hole in the budget and there is not enough money for anything. in st. petersburg, doctors were unable to save the victim. a tree fell on this person in a seaside park, here is the footage from a surveillance camera, it filmed how the tree took root and fell onto the alley where people were walking and relaxing in the food court area. check is conducted by the petrogradsky district prosecutor's office. today, ufa celebrates an important date, the capital of bashkiria is 450 years old. a program for the so-

so the daily mirror at that time said no, no, not very good politician but now it's angela rayner. e oh look at angela being a normal person. yes, exactly . person. yes, exactly. >> everyone said michael gove was being pathetic. look at him. he's cringe. but now it's cool to do it. i must say i feel very conflicted watching her because i think she's she's quite young, you know, she's having fun and they should be able to do it. but there's a part of me and this is just my instinct. you expect a little bit more gravitas from us, our senior politicians, and i don't know where that comes from. >> i think so, yeah. >> i think so, yeah. >> yeah, that's how i feel . >> yeah, that's how i feel. >> yeah, that's how i feel. >> so she's not allowed to go out and have a good time and like , have well what do you like, have well what do you expect her to do though? >> i've told you i feel i feel conflicted about it. i feel conflicted about it. i feel conflicted about it. i feel conflicted about it. i don't feel one way. it's not absolutist, but i just think when you look at them, when you look

and as angela rayner lives it up in ibiza? keir starmer wants to ban smoking outside pubs. boris johnson has waded into the free speech row, but seemed to forget that he oversaw the creation of the authoritarian legislation that starmer will use to police our speech. starmer will use to police our speech . and elon musk's x, speech. and elon musk's x, formerly known as twitter , has formerly known as twitter, has been banned in brazil over a row about disinformation. it comes in the week when mark zuckerberg said the white house pressured facebook to censor legitimate content. do you believe that our political leaders are just keeping us safe from fake news, or do they want to control the narrative? this is your saturday night showdown . night showdown. discussing all tonight's topics with me are my brilliant panel. joining me tonight are reem ibrahim from the institute for economic affairs and comedian jonathan kogan from the institute for having a laugh. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> leo. >> leo. >> thank you. good eveni

angela rayner is the housing minister.writing to her and trying to put pressure on the labour party, because can't blame the tories anymore for this. okay, i'm afraid we seem to have lost you, but thank you so much forjoining us there. as a former labour mp for kensington, emma dent coad, let's go back to my panel here. can i get your opinion, guys, on the stabbing at the notting hill carnival? just to repeat, if you're joining us, there has been another stabbing at the notting hill carnival. taking it now, i believe, to four in total . now, i believe, to four in total. and we just learned that there was a cache of weapons . 41 was a cache of weapons. 41 weapons today have been seized, including two firearms. so officers have now made 145 arrests as of 9:00 on this evening . matthew, an astonishing evening. matthew, an astonishing situation, very , very situation, very, very concerning. a lot of people very critical of the notting hill festival in terms of how it seems to be descending into lawlessness . yesterday was the

angela rayner, for example, his deputy. marriage. she was voted in. she wasn't chosen by keir starmer. and if keir starmer's popularity is seen to be fading and it definitely is, then you could get into a situation where labour frontbenchers more left wing labour frontbenchers perhaps begin to move against him within the party. well, what about operation early dawn? >> because obviously we had the rioting. keir starmer acted very quickly, load of people went to prison, but the prisons are full. >> this is a really, really difficult one for keir starmer. the public, if you poll the pubuc the public, if you poll the public on prisoners again and again and again, you see that people feel that prisoners should be treated quite harshly. people do not like the early release of prisoners. keir starmer has tried to frame this as the conservative government left us in this huge mess. there is nothing we can do but release prisoners early. it has not gone down very well with the public. the public, interestingly , i the public, inter

and this is a meeting that angela rayner , is a meeting that angela rayner, who's the person in chargeeaking to bosses. she's the deputy prime minister and they're coming out with this law, this new bill, where they're going to have 30, 30 new pieces of employment rights. it's called the employment rights bill on september 2nd. and the companies are saying, please don't bring this in. at the same time, i know you're going to kill us because you're labour and you're destroying this country, but please do not bnng this country, but please do not bring this in. and including can i just list a few of what they are? go for it. the right to switch off your phone. if your bossis switch off your phone. if your boss is calling you and saying, hey, we want you to. you know what happened to the file for red liners? you're able to turn it off. ban on zero hour contracts, which i don't understand, but it's not enough, sick pay for pro after probation. so. and parental leave. >> well, the biggest thing is that it's going to be harder to get rid of people. isn't it? so the argument here is that if yo

speaking earlier, the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, said there's no excuse for thuggery. >> iw that the public will be feeling anxious about the reports of potential more, unrest tonight. but the police will be there to respond to any violent and criminality that we see on our streets. there's no place for that on our uk streets. and the police will do their job streets. and the police will do theirjob like streets. and the police will do their job like they streets. and the police will do theirjob like they have done their job like they have done exceptionally well under very difficult circumstances, like i've seen here and witnessed today. what they faced missiles being thrown at them and attacks . being thrown at them and attacks. but the police will be there to keep the public safe and there's no excuse for thuggery and criminality on the streets. >> it comes as the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley, dismissed accusations of two tier policing, calling it complete nonsense. the criticism came from figures including nigel farage and elon musk, who argued that