former government minister ann widdecombe . plus, tonight's top widdecombe.e. plus, tonight's top pundits got political consultant suzanne evans , broadcasting suzanne evans, broadcasting legend michael crick and conservative party grandee sir michael fabricant . michael fabricant. plus, at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, a packed show , lots to pages, a packed show, lots to get through. gary lineker and match of the day. should he stay or should he go? i'll be giving my verdict straight after the news headlines with someone that must stay. lewis mckenzie . must stay. lewis mckenzie. >> good evening. it's10:00. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom. now, we start this hour with some breaking news. more massive explosions are happening right now in southern beirut. these are currently live pictures of where the latest israeli strikes have just happened. as you can see, smoke and flames are rising in this part of beirut's southern suburbs. this is the latest escalation amid the ongoing hostilities between hezbollah and the idf. we'll of course, bnng and

but i mean, we heard ann widdecombe say they meet people for free.e going to a labour party event. >> do you think that if people were given the chance to vote again right now, that labour would still win based on everything that we've seen? yeah. >> absolutely not. i think this is a slap in the face of the labour voters who still have this idea that labour is the party for the working class. well, they've been, what, like a few months in government and time and time again they're showing that's not the case. the sleaze scandals, corruption scandals , all after 14 years of scandals, all after 14 years of claiming the tories are the party for corruption. now, i'm not saying the tories are better, but the labour party surely aren't any better than them. >> but that's the wider problem. actually, matthew and i can sit here and disagree and there's some nuance in it. yes, people throw events and ask for sponsorship. i think this is probably building in a dubious way and should have been built solely as a labour party event, but the real problem here is i

i'll be asking former government minister ann widdecombe . plus, tonight's top widdecombe. top punst widdecombe. plus, tonight's top pundits , former brexit party mep pundits, former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg, ex tory mp and now farmer neil parish and former labour special advisor paul richards.

probably because i'm so bad at dancing, you know, i'm so bad at dancing, you know, i would be like ann widdecombehere. >> i think you'd probably win it. but listen, we could do a foxtrot later if you like. i think this is a question about how the bbc manages its programmes, and i think it's a huge failure of management. these individuals, you know, sort of commissioning editors , sort of commissioning editors, producers, they're on six figure salaries. it's the licence fee payers who cough up the money and they're not doing their job. this is a major failure of management, isn't it? >> completely agree mark. and when you look at the huw edwards situation, i mean how they turned a blind eye, they appeared to turn a blind eye for so long. >> correct. there are allegations around huw edwards in the bbc newsroom for many years preceding the allegations that broke in the sun completely. >> so to me, what i don't like is double standards. and it appears to me there's double standards for who their favourites are. i mean, look how gary lineker gets away with being biased all the time. >> well, he referr

i'll be joined by his friend, his great friend ann widdecombe, and we're paying friend ann widdecombeand we're paying tribute to david amess and finding out whether anything has been learned in these past three years. but first is your latest news headlines with lewis mckenzie . mckenzie. >> thank you. martin. good afternoon . it's 4:30. i'm lewis afternoon. it's 4:30. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom. the prime minister and the health secretary have said new weight loss jabs could help boost the economy in britain by getting people back to work. wes streeting suggested the latest generation of medicines could be life changing for individuals and would ease pressure on the nhs, but experts are insisting that the drug is not a quick fix, nor is it a replacement for eating well and exercising, and should only be offered under medical supervision . as you've medical supervision. as you've just been hearing, a court has been told a neighbour heard a single high pitched scream of someone in pain two days before sarah sharif was killed . the ten sarah sharif was killed. the ten ye

i'll be asking ann widdecombe. a packed hour, but first my take at ten.er when tv comedy shows used to make jokes about the current government? you know , that old government? you know, that old fashioned thing called satire? speaking truth to power. mocking those who govern us. no such luck at our extensively funded national state broadcaster, the bbc, who still seem to think that we've got a conservative government. i had the profound misfortune of watching have i got news for you? this week? because i'd already finished watching the paint dry in my newly decorated living room. now the duration of this programme was 29 minutes, and in the course of this 29 minute show, which is about politics and current affairs, they made wait for it five pointed jokes about this current government, five jokes in half an hour. that was it. so i can count on the fingers of one hand in a half houn fingers of one hand in a half hour. show the number of gags about a scandal hit new government that's been in power for 100 days. ian hislop , for 100 days. ian hislop, private

i'll also speak to ann widdecombe later in the show, who is a close a close personal friend of mr amosor her reflections on this special day. meanwhile , in brussels, day. meanwhile, in brussels, david lammy is cosying up to the eu playing tin soldiers. has nobody told him we left the eu in 2019 and there's no more chance of us having an eu army than there is me flying to the moon. and also fat jabs for jobs. i'll tell you what, stop feeding them free jabs and stop feeding them free jabs and stop feeding them free jabs and stop feeding them cake and stop feeding them cake and stop feeding them cake and stop feeding them benefits. why should i pay my taxes for those people to get free jabs? get off your backsides and get to work. that's coming. 326. >> oh goodness me , stop eating >> oh goodness me, stop eating your doughnuts. >> stop stuffing your face with cake. forget that full fat coke and just get back to work. there you go. >> well, that's us told. thanks, martin. we'll see you at 3:00. >> right ? okay, well, we're >> right? okay, well, we're going to turn our attention to somethi

i'll be joined shortly by lee anderson later on in the show by ann widdecombe, who is a very close personalfriend of david amess. to remember his life and also to try and learn some lessons about that terrible day three years ago. what does it mean for the future of our parliamentarians? safe and is the same islamist threat still the number one threat still the number one threat on british soil? get in touch. the usual ways. gbnews.com/yoursay. now it's your headlines. and here's lewis mckenzie . mckenzie. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> martin. good afternoon . it's >> martin. good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom. >> the prime minister and the health secretary have said these new weight loss jabs could help boost the economy in britain by getting people back to work. >> wes streeting suggested the latest generation of medicines could be life changing for individuals and could ease pressure on the nhs . pressure on the nhs. >> experts have warned in the past that the drug is not a quick fix for replacing or eating well and exercising, and should only be refer