we've got journalist benjamin butterworth. and the director and founder of global britain is aman bhagat. oh, and please tell me what you think happens next here. get ready britain. here we go. it's time to get feckless, lazy people off their backsides and back into work. next. >> good evening. it's just gone. 9:00. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines from the gb newsroom. the suspect accused of killing united healthcare ceo bnan killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson has pleaded not guilty. luigi mangione is facing 11 charges, including first degree murder and terrorism. if convicted, the 26 year old could face life in prison without parole. in addition to the state's case, a federal case against mangione is running concurrently. one of the charges, murder through use of a firearm, would make him eligible for the death penalty if he's convicted. however, his defence attorneys called the situation highly unusual, noting conflicting theories between the state and federal cases. sir keir starmer is heading abroad again

on my panel tonight it's political consultant suzanne evans, journalist benjamin butterworth and ther of global britain, ammon bogle. oh, and can you guess what's so controversial about this? >> let's get a touch on that, jack. try a little foot. >> get ready. britain, here we go. labour has sold your children's education to race baiting lunatics. next. >> thank you and good evening. the top stories this hour. three afghan nationals who were convicted in belgium over their involvement in a major people smuggling ring, have been arrested whilst on the run in the uk. prosecutors in belgium say they were part of a gang involved in organising the transport of migrants from afghanistan through iran and the balkans into western europe. authorities say they were also part of a group who committed serious sexual offences, including rape, against male migrant minors. the gang members now face being returned to belgium to serve their sentences . belgium to serve their sentences. in belgium, a fourth body has been recovered from the english channel near calais, after three migrants died when th

we've got journalist benjamin butterworth and associate editor at the daily express, sam lister. oh, and what the heck is going on here? get ready, britain, here we go. are we living under a keir starmer dictatorship? next. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. it's just gone 9:00. the alleged chinese spy linked to prince andrew has said he did nothing wrong or unlawful after he was publicly named for the first time. the high court lifted a ban on naming yang tingbao, described as a close contact of the duke, after rejecting his bid for anonymity. the 50 year old, who was banned from britain on national security grounds, ran a lobbying firm with ties to beijing, westminster and royal circles. yang reportedly attended the duke's birthday party in 2020 and helped organise a uk china business wmmw organise a uk china business summit. pressure to reveal his identity mounted after reform uk's nigel farage vowed to name him in parliament. meanwhile, the duke of york will not join the duke of york will not join the royal family for christmas at sandringham. that's acc

we've got journalist benjamin butterworth and broadcaster esther krakue . oh, broadcaster esther krakue. oh, and here is new york city this christmas. yeah, here's paris this christmas. oh, lovely. and here is sadiq khan's london flipping heck . honestly, what flipping heck. honestly, what a shambles that is. what a shambles. get ready britain. here we go . here we go. i think it might be time for syrian refugees to go back home next. >> good evening. it's just gone. 9:00. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. the prime minister has said britain and its allies must be intensely focused on the transition to a new regime in syria, amid fears of a resurgence of islamic state. it comes as the uk has paused all syrian asylum claims. it follows france, germany and austria saying they would pause decisions on asylum requests from syrian citizens until the political situation in the middle eastern country became clearer. speaking today, the home secretary , yvette cooper, home secretary, yvette cooper, confirmed the uk would be assessing the situation. >>

hahahahahai and benjamin butterworth, our jetsetting green grinch and official party pooper.t's get into it. you know the drill by now. each host outlines an argument about a chosen topic. then we all pile in and the first starts to fly. and of course we want your views as well. send your views and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/win. forward slash york and don't forget your questions for ask the five. there's a special one tonight. but before we start tearing each other apart, it's your saturday night news with sam francis. >> very good evening from the newsroom. the top story tonight. well, russia's president vladimir putin has apologised to azerbaijan for a christmas day plane crash that killed, sadly, 38 people. but he stopped short of admitting that russia was to blame. the aircraft, reportedly hit by shrapnel from russian air defence systems, crash landed in kazakhstan after being forced to divert from chechnya. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy has also accused moscow of spreading disinformation, saying the damage did resemble a missile strike. us offic

and on the loony left of the panel, literally benjamin butterworth, the wokeist warrior, this side ofthe channel is back to remind us that taxing the rich, sending the syrians home, and probably even storm isha itself are all hate crimes. if there's a grievance to be found, benjamin's on the prowl. from spinning turbines to spinning politicians, we've got more chaos tonight than the bbc's hr department at the office. christmas party. let's dive in. you know the drill. each host outlines an argument about a chosen topic. then we all pile in. and of course, we want your views as well. send them 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 before we start tearing each other apart, here's your saturday night news with sophia hill. >> thank you darren. very good evening. it'sjust >> thank you darren. very good evening. it's just gone 6:00. i'm sophia hill with your latest headunes i'm sophia hill with your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. now, in the last hour, we can report that the billionaire

we've got political commentator benjamin butterworth, and we also are joined by the daily express columniste. carole , what do you make of this carole, what do you make of this then? should we be starting to repatriate some people who we have granted asylum and refugees? >> absolutely, yes. >> absolutely, yes. >> you know, i think it's a natural reaction for people to want to go home. you know, i'm married to a bosnian. and when the war, as soon as the war was oven the war, as soon as the war was over, there, people wanted to go back immediately, even though there was no infrastructure, there was no infrastructure, there was no power, there was no water. people want to go back to their homeland, but the ones that don't , i'm afraid they will that don't, i'm afraid they will probably have to go back. they got into this country on the bafis got into this country on the basis that they were fleeing war and persecution . and if that no and persecution. and if that no longer exists. yes, of course they should go back. i find it astonishing that our foreign secretary, david lammy , didn't secretar

we've got journalist benjamin butterworth and the ex—chairman of the tory party, sir jake berry.nd isn't this sirjake berry. and isn't this just the most awkward thing you've ever seen? >> three. two. one. hey ! it >> three. two. one. hey! it worked. nervous moment. there . worked. nervous moment. there. >> oh, and can you tell me what's going on here? it's good to be back. get ready . britain. to be back. get ready. britain. here we go . here we go. labour makes you pay the heating bills for illegal immigrants and cabinet ministers. second homes while they let pensioners freeze to death. next . death. next. >> very good evening. it's just gone. >> very good evening. it's just gone . 9:00. i'm sphere hill with gone. 9:00. i'm sphere hill with your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. our top story this evening. queen camilla will miss the ceremonial welcome tomorrow for the emir state of the state of qatar. and her highness sheikh jaw—jaw gb news understands that there has been no alteration in any diagnosis or treatment being received, and her majesty just needs time to rest w