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

daily express columnist carole malone , express columnist carole malone, former labour party adviserin buttennorth . official benjamin buttennorth. tribute act matthew laza and former environment secretary , former environment secretary, conservative mp ranil jayawardene . dina. well ladies jayawardene. dina. well ladies and gentlemen, great to have you with me tonight. your thoughts on this particular spectacle of people chanting for hate in the streets of london. you know what i don't understand, mark? >> you know, this is the third week in a row now that 100,000 people have descended upon london in you quite rightly london in what you quite rightly described. not not described. it's not a it's not a peaceful protest. it's a hate march. >> and i don't understand why we've allowed it. there are countries in europe who have banned these marches , who was banned these marches, who was forbidden them on the basis that they're likely to cause extreme behaviour, that people are likely to get hurt. tensions are going to be be ignited and they've said, no, we're just not having it. and yet

my brilliant panel tonight, daily express columnist carole malone , always worth carole malone, alwaysnnorth, who is very much the clothes horse of this programme and no , no, this programme and no, no, always shooting from the hip, dropping truth bombs aplenty. former brexit party mep belinda de lucy , who's dressed for the de lucy, who's dressed for the summer, which is lucky because the studio is approximately 800 c. >> and can we just point out he had no idea. when you referenced val doonican, who val doonican said to carol, who is it? >> and she said, it's a much loved entertainer. i say, well, i said, was we have a lot of lot in common then. no there you go. >> well, those were the days when tv presenters would randomly into song. randomly break out into song. i might that tonight. now, might do that tonight. now, listen, over 200 public figures in the uk have come together to sign the october declaration. i am pleased to say i'm one of those people. it's a letter condemning anti—semitism against jewish people and quote, calling hamas out for what it is a terror organisation . th

carole malone and a must listen. carole malone don't keep a hanging.orth broadcaster benjamin buttennorth back from the jungle. he got bitten , but also bit and that bitten, but he also bit and that was here to write the euston road. and last but not least, the brilliant former brexit party mep, belinda de lucy . now party mep, belinda de lucy. now as illegal migrants continue to arrive on our shores with 238 making the crossings from france yesterday, government lawyers were in court today attempting to overturn a previous ruling that blocked the rwanda migration policy . that blocked the rwanda migration policy. but in an interview at the labour party conference yesterday, sir keir starmer continued to bury his headin starmer continued to bury his head in the sand by declaring that he would scrap the rwanda scheme. even if it works. you heard me right. take a listen. >> if the supreme court ruled that it >> if the supreme court ruled thatitis >> if the supreme court ruled that it is legal and flights to rwanda begin to take off and the numbers crossi

daily express columnist carole malone, journalist and broadcast writer benjamin buttennorth, and formery mep belinda de lucy. carol, your reaction to the police's blind ignorance this weekend? >> it was beyond shocking . and >> it was beyond shocking. and their weasely, gutless excuse for this was that on here there were there were criticised for because people were shouting jihad and their weaselly excuse for that is that jihad means many things in arabic. for that is that jihad means many things in arabic . well when many things in arabic. well when it's being chanted against jews at a pro—palestinian rally, it only means one thing. you know , only means one thing. you know, the leader of the of the protest group know he hailed hamas as heroes and our cops stood by, you know , i've seen this. you know, i've seen this. i think our country has changed shockingly in the past two weeks. it's like anti—semitism, semitism now suddenly become an acceptable form of racism, like it somehow now justified. and it's a poisonous narrative. and which has been swallowed solid hook, line and sinker b

did you see carole malone there? >> remember. n you, so i can't believe you . you, so i can't believe you. >> this was just for people who were watching. would too be were watching. it would too be young. know what we're young. but you know what we're talking about. this was about nuclear disarmament. >> they bringing american nuclear disarmament. >> thejmissilesinging american nuclear disarmament. >> thejmissiles ontog american nuclear disarmament. >> thejmissiles onto british can nuclear missiles onto british soil, . soil, onto a british base, staged protest, and staged a big protest, and they were for of were there for a couple of years. and it was and it was a very anti mrs. thatcher, wasn't it? whole thing. it? the whole thing. >> and remember, i lived in the shadow of newcastle university, >> and remember, i lived in the sh.and' of newcastle university, >> and remember, i lived in the sh.and' (hadewcastle university, >> and remember, i lived in the sh.and' (had i/castle university, >> and remember, i lived in the sh.and' (ha

we'll debate that shortly in the company of carol malone, matthew lasar and belinda lucy .onight is rupert murdoch's media 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

carole malone, matthew lawson and belinda de lucy.en, as and belinda de lucy. then, as jeremy hunt declares war on 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 op

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

carole malone, matthew lawson and belinda de lucy.linda de lucy . then, as and belinda de lucy. then, as jeremy hunt declares war on 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 hou

and carole malone as well.the news and the sort of, you know, chaos and the you know, the chaos and the papers the chats, the papers and the chats, the rustling. right. ladies let's start king charles and his start with king charles and his speech last night, talking about bringing people together . what bringing people together. what did what did he say, caroline, and why does it matter at a time like this? it wasn't it kind of was what he said, but it was kind of the way he said it. >> he did what his mother would have done. he's trying to keep calm. it was this was his calm. it was this this was his mansion house and, mansion house speech. and, you know, charles infamous know, charles is infamous for meddling . we know meddling politically. we know that. i had i thought, oh, that. and i had a i thought, oh, my god, to go there my god, he's going to go there and something and going and say something and it's going to war iii. and he to be world war iii. and he wasn't that at all. he was wasn't like that at al

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,

. >> carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and ranil jayawardena . plus, could jayawardena.g net zero when rishi sunak in the next election? nigel farage wades into this clear blue water between the tories and labour shortly. plus is nigel planning a stint on i'm a celebrity? i'll be asking also on the way in a bombshell new documentary about the case, it's been revealed that portuguese police have

carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda de lucy.u and rebuild the relationship after a bitter divorce. is this proof that keir starmer will spend five years undoing brexit? i'll be asking the leader of reform uk live in the studio richard tice . and amid reports prince tice. and amid reports prince andrew's

carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and belinda de lucy. he wants to date the eu and rebuild the relationship after a bitter divorce. is this proof that keir starmer will spend five years undoing brexit? i'll be asking the leader of reform uk live in the studio richard tice . and amid reports prince tice. and amid reports prince andrew's a lost soul and fergie is trying to land a tv deal to keep him afloat. should king charles forgive his brother and bnng charles forgive his brother and bring him back into the royal fold? lady victoria harvey and ingnd fold? lady victoria harvey and ingrid seward go head to head in the clash . as always, you'll get the clash. as always, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages and kelvin mackenzie is uncancelled. later in the show , a blockbuster, two in the show, a blockbuster, two hours to come. first the news and polly middlehurst. east >> mark, thank you. well, the top story tonight is that the israeli prime minister has been speaking this evening and he said the airstrikes in gaza ar

. >> carole malone, benjamin buttennorth and ranil jayawardena . plus, could jayawardena.kin ditching net zero when rishi sunak in the next election? nigel farage wades into this clear blue water between the tories and labour shortly. plus is nigel planning a stint on i'm a celebrity? i'll be asking also on the way in a bombshell new documentary about the case, it's been revealed that portuguese

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

joined again now by political editor of the daily express, sam lister, and journalism broadcaster carole maloneole, i know we were getting quite emotional during that. we were really you to about really get you to think about where this country's priorities lie. could spend £8 million a lie. we could spend £8 million a day on hotels for asylum seekers, but people like that are left marooned, you know. >> martin, i think people of my age for sure and probably all of our ages, it matters to us because we're not that far removed. we still you know, we still know people who are in the war. we still have relatives who were affected by the war. a lot of people that don't of young people that i don't think understand concept of think understand the concept of war, read it, they war, they read about it, they hear but they don't hear about it, but they don't know what what it means. and they don't understand the casualties war. and that's casualties of war. and that's why have keep on why i think we have to keep on pushing poppy thing the pushing this poppy thing the whole it's really whole time, becaus

right i'm joined now in the studio by carole malone and matt stadler .'s a little bit crazy here, as usual. it's a little bit cosy. am i? morning, matt. know. >> taking over from pierce and from richard or would not be happy about it. >> no, he wouldn't. >> no, he wouldn't. >> you're both looking very smart, by the way. and your dark blue. we are, aren't we? >> this was not coordinated. >> this was not coordinated. >> no. >> had no. >> had no. >> sometimes if i'd known i was going close, i would going to be this close, i would have, you know. no, it's fine. >> don't worry. and. and richard tice staying us in tice is also staying with us in the right. obviously the studio. right. obviously there's story town there's only one story in town at the moment. is the at the moment. this is the terrible conflict in the middle east. and now this east. israel and hamas. now this has been brought closer to home, matt, terms the bbc matt, in terms of how the bbc are describing as are describing hamas not as terrorists and john simpson long time legendary bbc reporter