ever >> belinda, do >> indeed. belinda, what do you think? about tags or think? shows >> put them in whatever shows the public that there are consequences to these actions. decriminalising thing. >> what if they're shoplifting out of desperation to feed their kids? >> i'm really sorry , but a law >> i'm really sorry, but a law is the law and it must be equal for absolutely everyone starting to excuse criminal reality puts on a very dangerous, slippery slope. there's a theory called the broken window theory, which is used to describe decaying neighbourhoods. and it's all about the more lawlessness about how the more lawlessness and disorder there is and is allowed, the it creates . allowed, the more it creates. and it emboldens even more serious crimes to take place. so we must be much firmer with petty criminals. i don't think the answer is sending them all to jail. i think hard labour filling in the potholes, cleaning graffiti off the walls with jackets on, saying giving back to the community in orange. i think that the or even thief on it. yeah we need it and t

former politician mep belinda also belinda de lucy and also political commentator matthew belinda decal but first, let's matthew belinda de lucy and also political but first, let's get:hew lawson. but first, let's get your latest headlines with your latest news headlines with ray addison . ray addison. >> thanks, nana it's 533. our top story , nearly 200 top story, nearly 200 palestinians and at least 100 israelis have been killed with hundreds more injured after the hamas terrorist organisation launched a surprise attack on israel. now, those of you watching on television can see live footage of the gaza skyline . now after thousands of rockets were fired from the gaza strip while gunmen crossed the border in a deadly assault, local news has reported that civilians are barricading themselves in their homes as they've been pleading for help. the israeli military says fighting is continuing in at least five locations in the south, and there are fears that the violence could spill into other parts of the region . we'll other parts of the region. we'll bnng other parts of the region. we

let me start with you, belinda.at you heard today after all, rachel reeves cuts quite a prudent figure. >> well, let's talk about the positives. >> i think she's a great orator, much better than keir, but then he set the bar very low on on that one. >> so she she comes across as authentic and passionate . but to authentic and passionate. but to me, it's the same old anti aspirational politics of envy. labour spiel that we normally get, you know, the attack on private schools i think is will backfire completely because i mean i went to a local comprehensive so i've got i've got no kind of, you know skin in that game but for me private schools, they take the burden off state schools and also there are a lot of struggling middle class families who are literally saving pennies and not going on houday saving pennies and not going on holiday taking extra hours holiday and taking extra hours just their kids just to send their their kids there. relieve the there. and they relieve the burden state schools. but burden of stat

carole malone , benjamin carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda de lucy .uttennorth and belinda de lucy. plus, i'll speak to iranian dissident vahid beheshti. why? well because he was chased by a mob of pro—palestine protesters who allegedly threatened to behead him if in london in 2023 because he was carrying an israeli flag. vahid recounts his terrifying ordeal live in the studio shortly . and with fears studio shortly. and with fears of an all out war in the middle east growing by the day, i'll get the blistering take of one of america's biggest conservative commentators, the world ben shapiro. also world renowned ben shapiro. also coming up, as prisons in britain struggle with an overcrowding crisis , should foreign criminals crisis, should foreign criminals face immediate deportation ? and face immediate deportation? and a ban from returning to the uk , a ban from returning to the uk, is it good riddance ? i'll be is it good riddance? i'll be asking reform uk leader and gb news star richard tice s plus should it be against the law to misgender someone

also lasar and belinda lucy.dia empire about to dramatically switch allegiance to labour? and could that decide the next election? i'll be asking fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie in uncanceled later . mackenzie in uncanceled later. elsewhere, with momentum behind rishi sunak and with the tories closing in on the polls, have labour been celebrating victory too soon? we'll get the views of legendary polling guru sirjohn curtice . meanwhile, suella curtice. meanwhile, suella braverman , the home secretary braverman, the home secretary blasts critics such as sir elton john and gary lineker as out of touch pampered elites as it's revealed that 25,000 migrants have crossed the channel this year. so should celebrities stay out of politics and issues that only affect everyday brits? my panel return on that shortly. also, find out why father ted creator turned activist graham linehan is being lined up for a gong. when i crown tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. tomorrow's newspaper front pages are minutes away

welcome back to the studio. belinda. what sort of assurance there's a ton but jim and president offer these problems. well, he will certainly say that germany.

welcome back to the studio, belinda. what sort of assurances account the gym and present offer these problems? well, he will certainly say that germany is doing it's most to support them and to try to secure the release of the hostages. he will also express, i think very, very deep empathy for them. he said that one of the things that he finds very, very distressing is the fact that amongst the german hostages, our son, whose families had been persecuted by the nazis expelled from germany, gone to israel and then had re claimed their german citizenship. and he said that they have had this painful, painful history in their families. and now i have family members being taken. hostages is just an ad ripley painful for him. so undoubtedly he will express empathy and he will remark on the fact uh and it is true that the german leadership from the chancellor to the foreign minister, defense minister as also just been to, is real. that they are all working on every channel of communication that they can find that can reach on u

carole malone, matthew lawson and belinda de lucy . then, as and belinda de lucy. britain become the workshy, has britain become the lazy man of europe again? we'll debate that in the clash with neil hamilton and anna may mangan . plus, as nigel farage mangan. plus, as nigel farage appears at the tory party conference to a rapturous reception , then is it time for reception, then is it time for the right to come together to keep keir starmer out of number 10? well, i'll be asking the leader of reform uk very much a kingmaker, potentially at the next election. richard tice also, after being cancelled by students, top professor eric kaufmann has launched a university course to combat woke ideology. he tells us more live in the studio shortly . we'll in the studio shortly. we'll also bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper, front pages. and i'll be sitting down with fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie sparks will fly a busy two hours to come. big opinion , two hours to come. big opinion, big debate and a touch of entertainment along the way. you are watching gb

so, belinda, i >> thank you.start with you as a person, remember person, because i remember seeing what seeing you thinking, god, what a what sprightly, what a sprightly, brilliant woman. oh i did very kind of you. knows . she knows you. she knows. she knows her stuff. me about you. stuff. so talk to me about you. i like a bit about your i mean, like a bit about your life . where were you born? life. where were you born? >> i in sheffield, and >> i was born in sheffield, and my mum's from carlisle. >> my dad's from down south, and we moved down to kent, where i went to a local comprehensive school and grew up in a very sort of old fashioned family. >> i suppose we didn't have a huge amount of money. you know, holidays were spent sort of camping in tents at various parts of the uk and sometimes northern france and big family. >> i'm one of four. and of course i went on to have four under five, same as my mum . under five, same as my mum. >> so far, so i'm used to chaos and it suits me very much. you just have to s

i agree with belinda that some jewish people in london no doubt amongst my friends, do feel intimidates why i call on the police to make absolutely sure that any hint of anti semitism is clamped down on whether immediately at the march or as a consequence of surveillance that the police are conducting during today. same time , i reiterate, we have very time, i reiterate, we have very precious freedoms in this country and i believe that people have the right to protest freely and also peacefully. okay >> you have both made your opinions very clear. really appreciate your contributions this afternoon. matthew stadlen and belinda de lucy, thank you both for talking to me and debating on gb news saturday. you are watching and listening to gb news saturday with me, pip tomson plenty more to come, including the very latest on storm babet, which is sweeping across the uk and causing enormous problems for so many of you. do and people that i knew had dewbs & co weeknights from . six & co weeknights from. six >> welcome back. train operators around the uk have advised customers not to travel to

i'd like to bring in belinda now. belinda in belinda de lucy now.these kind of protests have been flat in paris , in flat outlawed in paris, in france. we saw a stabbing there yesterday , say a country really yesterday, say a country really on the knife edge. that stabbing was confirmed terror was confirmed as a terror attack. question to you is, attack. my question to you is, the same as matthew just one week on timing to me seems everything's live pictures there. sorry. this picture from paris earlier this week where they were tear gassing a demonstration exactly like this to disperse it because they feared that these kind of protests can lead to an escalation of anti—semitism, 650% increase of those incidents in london alone in the past week. do you think today's protest should go ahead? no, i feel utterly sickened and disgusted at the response that we've seen on the streets of this country before israel even had a chance to respond to the attacks that have been anti—semitic and jew hating. >> i've seen the pro—palestinian protesters across the w

i'll just, they are a joy to be the is you'll see belinda, a full, the israel minister of justice and negotiate throughout the also peace calls. he joins us now from television, disability. today you'll be waiting for some time to talk to us on out of there. thank you very much for your patience. can i just begin with your reaction to what's been going on? it is, well, certainly for the past 6 to 7 hours a split, it is a very difficult and said the situation and the, it was a big surprise. and the question is why? i mean, what we'll do, i'll, i'll the amount of the people i'm going to achieve. i mean, when i a listen to the long list of mohammad days, you know, even then please, that would end by saying ok. and then you get all of these requirements. maybe last piece, which is right. it doesn't mention each way. they know they don't want to have the speed as they don't dream about. the recognizing good is right. and if this is what they're doing, what's called the buried donation. then 1st thing is with the key and then use way these will be created until youtube to somebody is willin

it's within this notice saying what you think hunting, how much, what do you think belinda chanel to is going to here? look at this. uh, i do have cockiness, cheekiness, and hmo with a lot of people who don't come from here. think it's aggressive, but that's not true for 70 students. what you'll come across plenty of different dialects in the east. the next ish gets a particularly bad rap in germany. it's spoken in jackson. i'm talked to zack's on hold on to the, and it's often voted the least popular dialect in the country. so that's a little local backup. new new me, yes. challenge you might look at every day. we say not google miles. all i need to teach him is the ladybug. i can't people recognize this worldwide because about dialect. almost as much as that by variance, by some good, drastic livingston gemini, do have roots in the regions g, the pass, for example. this is the least religious error of the country and sometimes at least have seen strong support on to immigration movements and populace politics. some reason is states in the east also live behind noticeably in terms o

belinda hunter, who's on the employee bargaining team, says key issues remain. >> we are distressingoint of safety, patient care, a patient crisis that we're in now because of short staffing and we're asking that they fix that and they fix it immediately. >> all these strikes that we are seeing around the country have one common ailment, covid 19, and especially for health care workers. they have been hit hard . >> misra says the strike sends a strong message and as at kaiser could respond by considering various staffing options or what arrangements they have to, you know, have the current employees have some slack so they could use floaters, they could cross train employees say if demands aren't met, they're ready to strike longer. >> we have a promise to hire about 10,000 people, and that still hasn't been done yet. it does take time, but when you're not even close to the number, it's just kind of shows you're not actually putting in the work. >> it's important to note that the hospitals are still open. doctors are not on strike. employees tell me if no agreement is reached by frid

carole malone, matthew lawson and belinda de lucy . then, as and belinda de lucy. the workshy , has britain become the workshy, has britain become the lazy man of europe again? we'll debate that in the clash with neil hamilton and anna may mangan . plus, as nigel farage mangan. plus, as nigel farage appears at the tory party conference to a rapturous reception , then is it time for reception, then is it time for the right to come together to keep keir starmer out of number 10? well, i'll be asking the leader of reform uk very much a kingmaker, potentially at the next election. richard tice also, after being cancelled by students, top professor eric kaufmann has launched a university course to combat woke ideology. he tells us more live in the studio shortly . we'll in the studio shortly. we'll also bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper, front pages. and i'll be sitting down with fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie sparks will fly a busy two hours to come. big opinion , two hours to come. big opinion, big debate and a touch of entertainment along the way. yo

belinda, on so the other side is winning on this . yes. >> but it is much better than it than it was two years ago. we are making a little bit more ground and i think it's really important to say, you know, we don't feel angst towards men who want to dress up as women, want to identify, call themselves what they like, you know, live your best life . it's not about your best life. it's not about that. it's about not indoctrinating people with this lie you can change sex and lie that you can change sex and then women and then punishing women and threatening this threatening climate around women who now feel like we can't speak up saying this is wrong, we can't have men our sports or or men have men in our sports or or men in our changing rooms just because they happen to identify as trans women are trans as women. trans women are trans women. and that distinction must be made to protect women and girls . yeah, absolutely. girls rights. yeah, absolutely. >> absolutely . and when you have >> absolutely. and when you have a look this, if w

. >> belinda román, profesora de economía en la universidad de saint mary, nos cuenta que esta inflacións queda en algunos casos hasta 30. pero si estamos jugando de ese tipo con con tarjetas, con formas de de comprar los precios de empiezan a ser bastantes difíciles de de pagar y ya con las fiestas navideñas a la vuelta de la esquina. esta experta de finanzas explica que es mejor ahorrar desde ahora para usar su dinero durante esa temporada sin deudas. >> tratar de no comprar a crédito porque eso sí que va a costar, porque las tasas están aumentando mucho. >> hay que mantenernos en nuestro presupuesto. gracias joel por ese informe. oiga, si usted utiliza la tarjeta de comida conocida como ivette o ebt, también se conoce como estampillas de california. un nuevo programa piloto le podría regresar hasta 60■!a$ por comprr simplemente frutas y verduras, algo muy sano para nuestra familia. bueno, este programa estará vigente hasta el mes de diciembre y si usted tiene una tarjeta, como ya le mencionamos, puede ver la lista completa de tiendas disponibles en nuestra página de internet telemundo

the long standing police got in security and violence, that'd be an extra thing here in belinda is standing in the way of that. old battery board from lou impressions in cumberland wraps up the 77 press and for a to date. i remember you can always get great content from our team anytime you want, just follow us on youtube, facebook, instagram, and take a look. so the, so we heard a lot about how people are overcoming war and hardships and hopefully headed into a positive future. so i want to leave you with an f listings phone here is then love. we use choir with the we will rise. i'm gonna show you next time the the good news here. we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the sales force and the for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news africa. in 30 minutes on d. w. the 2023 frank foot book fast an emotional of the 2 areas. antonio, checking out with moving stories from the short list of the german book prize with an especially rich literary scene of this is guests

that to be brought up at a lunch that the german sponsor is having with the emails katasha here in belinda today. and he also spoke with egypt present. also see, and we also heard about the king of jordan as expected here. next week, so beyond the immediate concern over these hostages, there is a host of talks going on. germany is trying to pay a very constructive role. weighs the stress, coordinating with the is riley's. and she basically told the critics of these tools that it would be irresponsible not to speak to. absolutely everyone who can have an influence on the situation in the gaza strip, but also diplomatically beyond that right now. that's how chase political ada's pharmaceutical stuff. thank you. michelle. of who's reporting at the gym and parliament with german, tulsa, or schultz has just addressed the bonus tag. thanks miss sheila or israel's prime minister benjamin this and yell has formed an emergency unity government with the opposition need up any guns. guns a former army chief is also to be part of a 3 man war cabinets led by and it's at yahoo! they'll be joined by defe

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tonight at carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and beunda malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda detali bennett has launched a stunning attack on the bbc. >> if you think there's a balance here between two equal sides , then you are lacking sides, then you are lacking moral clarity and bbc. i must say,

. >> reporter: belinda grew up poor and south l.a., raised by immigrant parents from el salvador. >>n a mattress with my three other siblings and my parents on a second mattress on the floor and that's all we had. >> reporter: now the 31-year-old has his dream job at a nonprofit that fights for borrowers. he makes about 80,000 a year, but much of that goes to supporting other family members. restarting loan payments will mean painful cuts. >> $200 or $300 is a difference for me being able to purchase medical coverage or me being able to pay for my family's food. >> reporter: or being able to rent this house. what's going to change when you have to start paying the loan back? >> i'm giving up the house. >> reporter: what will you do? >> couch surf. >> reporter: repayments are due for 43 million borrowers. they found that most will cut back on vacations and restaurants, as a last resort, some will have to cut essentials like groceries. >> this is going to pull out about $6.5 billion per month from consumer spending. the question is will it reduce inflation and at the same time increase

so as tanya said, an extremely difficult complex negotiate action going on with a clock ticking. belinda melinda crane, our senior political analyst. thank you so much, melinda. this one is more than germany's founding principles is support for israel, and the protection of jewish people is one aspect of the tournament for the nazi era. holocaust will show. it's also known in which some 6000000 jews, one. the other recent raleigh's and anti semitic incidents has prompted concern among young jewish people here. but let's say in, but they refused to be intimate faces. this berlin synagogue could have been set on fire had the molotov cocktails not fallen short and struck the side walk in front of the building. deborah cogan is vice president of the german union of jewish students. she knows the targeted jewish community. well, she was for kids, i was shocked, of course, that a synagogue was attacked. and what especially this one about because it is a very small community. and i didn't expect something like that. some of those computers you had the feeling of at least being safe here. but as

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and it might actually also be the cheapest, most superficial shielding from the accusation. belinda, find the method cuz i might say, well, i mean what you look at a man who's doing who might be partaking in bad things and they, well, he's got to be good because he's jewish. yeah, but i mean, rehearse discrimination is still discrimination, but let's fall on the logic you create. can't have a gnostic problem because zalinski is jewish, and he has somehow, per goshen. who is the head of the wagner group. they can still be nonsense, even though per goshen. is jewish, i mean, do people don't understand the corrosion, but the murder is mercenary. there from the wagner group which has got blown up in the plane, was jewish. i don't think people know that. so if this defense of the keys you is there for can be anti semitic, you can support naziism worst results. so let's keep that nice cuts both ways. the whole problem is it means nothing. zalinski is judaism, or being jewish, or jewish ancestry means nothing in terms of his, of a political aspiration. because now it means nothing in terms

carole malone , benjamin carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda de lucy . i'll speak to iranian dissident vahid beheshti. why? well because he was chased by a mob of pro—palestine protesters who allegedly threatened to behead him if in london in 2023 because he was carrying an israeli flag. vahid recounts his terrifying ordeal live in the studio shortly

carole malone , benjamin carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda de lucy . lucy. plus, i'll speak to iranian dissident vahid beheshti. why? well because he was chased by a mob of pro—palestine protesters who allegedly threatened to behead him if in london in 2023 because he was carrying an israeli flag. vahid recounts his terrifying ordeal live in the studio shortly . and with fears studio shortly. and with fears of an

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so as tanya said, an extremely difficult complex negotiate action going on with a clock ticking. belinda melinda crane. i'll senior political analysts. thank you so much, melinda. now as we've heard, israel says more than 200 people were taken hostage by from us during the terror attacks. earlier this month. those people include the elderly, the disabled children, the hostages, captured in southern israel. and taken to gauze could be used as a bargaining tool, and the destroy families are now urging fee. is randy government to prioritize that say for to on a wall outside the is really defense ministry in tel aviv and on walls across is real. the images of those taken and missing. these are the government most focus 1st the for one, doing whatever is necessary. you know that the release that hijacks people in the october 7th attack, come off, terrorists killed indiscriminately, and it kidnapped civilians, soldiers, the elderly, disabled, and children. so many children. now the hostages are somewhere in the gaza strip, or under it in the untold hundreds of kilometers of tunnels come off as

we'll also have belinda, in the house. have belinda, lucy in the house. she'll talking reform. be my new panellist just for the afternoon. basically all the afternoon. and basically all the stuff that's going on. we can stuff that's going on. as we can see in the headlines right now. so keir starmer, course, the so keir starmer, of course, the fact they won seat in fact that they won a seat in scotland, could it be now that actually dream actually the dream of independence is dead? actually the dream of indeell,ence is dead? actually the dream of indeell, wee is dead? actually the dream of indeell, we heard sad? actually the dream of indeell, we heard from paul >> well, we heard from paul curtis there talk to us about that. the snp may be independence he's not so sure about but it'll be interesting to see what your panellists and experts have to say about that. one. a lot of people would be delighted at the prospect, but we know independence is a very, very strong movement and it's not only linked to the scottish national nationalist party, but thank you very much indeed for wa

tonight at carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and beunda malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda deeli prime minister, naftali naftali bennett has launched a stunning attack on the bbc. >> if you think there's a balance here between two equal sides , then you are lacking sides, then you are lacking moral clarity and bbc. i must say, is lacking moral clarity . say, is lacking moral clarity. >> so has the corporation's coverage of the israel—hamas war brought shame on britain? john mayor craig duncan and charlie lawson are riled up and ready for the clash and has the conflict thrown the labour party into chaos after 23 councillors quit over comments like these from keir starmer ? from keir starmer? >> a siege is appropriate cutting off power, cutting off water sophia. >> i think that israel does have that right . >> i think that israel does have that right. it is an ongoing situation in one particular councillor has just cut up her party membership in half and she lets rip on the labour party leader very shortly . leader very shortly. >> as always you'll get a first look at tomorrow's

belinda that she's belinda said to me that she's attended meetings with women's rights groups and withose meetings secret until the very last moment and where things like smoke bombs et cetera, have been thrown in and that has been done by what i call the trans mafia. and i think that that is why 30% of people are willing to suspend and medical, biological and scientific logic and say that this man can be a woman because they're scared. no, look , one of the other hats i wear is, as the vice chairman for the lgbt conservatives, and there are members of the lgbt conservatives who do believe that transgender women are women. >> and that is a 30% constituency of the uk population. that is a point of view that people have. we might not agree with it, but it's a point view that have, point of view that people have, and i don't is and i don't think it is necessarily very helpful to be having a skirmish over this point. transgender people exist and we need to find a way. are there women? >> that's the thing, isn't it? >> that's the thing, isn't it? >> we transgender people exist, patrick. we

schools, supermarkets, places of worship, now belinda lee's. every day locations marked by tragedy and maine's governor summed it all up at a press conference today. >> this attack strikes at the very heart of who we are and the values we hold dear for this precious place we call home. this city did not deserve this terrible assault on its citizens, it's peace of mind, on its sense of security. no city does. no state. no people. as police continue their search for the killer and more americans are asking themselves, can we finally do something about the root of the problem, the question remains, are every day tragedies like this going to continue to be normal? joining me now, former seattle police chief carmen bass, now an msnbc law enforcement analyst. two former fbi agents join us as well. -- is a supervisory special agent. rubber meco, our tires special agent who served on the hostage rescue team. thank you all for being here. rob, it's unclear, completely unclear from everything we've heard from officials where this suspect might be, but th

because his dear wife, belinda and i knew her long before i knew and see me to get to where i am before i help him, to get to where is. is to. so he's one of my best friends. i love him. but what i think is i think that's ascribed to is that many people may remember, at least from your studies, the john davis, who was the. 1924 nominee for the democratic party for president, was the biggest segregationist in the country. and he was the attorney for or defending jim crow and his big argument was the wars. the law is very clear. the law to him was plessy business. the law is very clear. so they're not arguing against the law. they're arguing against the way of life. and of course, the only case among the five, remember, one was briggs davis was coming out of virginia. bolton out of washington, d.c. gebhart, the delta and out of delaware. and the brown case was coming out of kansas. the only non southern state. so i'll believe the story that it is decision that been made you know to nullify john w davis's arguments. the the brown case. now some people have other views about that i'm holdin

. >> belinda hernandez arriaga worked with the bay area border relief for two years in south texas. she saw firsthand the desperation in hunger and fear in people seeking asylum. >> it's all brand new. every single thing, every single day is a new day for them. and so now they're also in a transition of emotionally and psychologically, a shock coming from the border to cities across the nation. >> and the state have received migrants who have been bused or flown in. in june, state officials said more than a dozen migrants were dropped off at a church in sacramento from florida. attorney general rob bonta issued a public record request to florida authorities over, quote, deceptive and immoral migrant transports. in august, abc news said ten busses of migrants from texas were dropped off in l.a. compared to other states. arriaga said the medical care asylum seekers receive in california is better. >> very good. wraparound services by our counties. both san mateo county, santa clara county have one of the most amazing mental health system medical systems, especially for the children. >

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