it's express columnist carole malone. ex tory cabinet minister michelle donelan and journalist benjamin butterworth . oh yes. and can you butterworth. oh yes. and can you guess what job that person in fetish gear does any ideas? i'll reveal all a bit like that. get ready britain. here we go . ready britain. here we go. will two tier care only inflame tensions more . next. tensions more. next. >> good evening from the gb newsroom. it'sjust >> good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 9:00. i'm sophia wenzler your top story this hour. 378 arrests have been made over the past week in relation to the unrest. as disorder continues across the uk. tonight, dozens of people have now appeared in court charged over the ongoing riots. justice secretary shabana mahmood said those involved in far right thuggery should expect to feel the full force of the justice system. meanwhile, merseyside police have said that one child remains in hospital after the stabbing attack in southport, which sparked the riots . families gathered a

we've columnist carole malone. we've also got ex—labour minister bill rammell and former tory minister paul scully. oh, yes. and what's going on here? >> still having a good time? >> still having a good time? >> yeah. i'm rocking. yeah when i can, when i'm allowed to do the job i think is good. yeah. i'm happy when i'm not allowed to do the job. i'm not happy. >> get ready. britain here we go . >> get ready. britain here we go. comrade starmer's corruption scandal and sleaze allegations. next . next. >> patrick. thank you. and good evening. the top stories the metropolitan police says a person has been stabbed at notting hill carnival today , notting hill carnival today, resulting in non—life threatening injuries. the force says they also stopped a vehicle believed to be en route to the event earlier this evening, and the car was carrying a firearm. they arrested two people there. another firearm was also seized at one of the entry points into the event . and the force also the event. and the force also say a man w

we've got broadcaster and journalist carole malone, journalist carole malone, journalist and broadcasterin butterworth and former chairman of the tory party. we have got sirjake berry. carole, i'll start with you. do you think the worst crime you can commit under keir starmer's britain is to say, you know what, i'd quite like you to stop the boats, man. >> well, that's what it's looking like. >> you know, it is incredible. that thing of the weekend, that protest. you know, i wish they had five police forces for some of the pro—palestinian protests, where there are tens of thousands of people on the street and yet no one gets arrested. and you mentioned some really good examples there. you know that they were not rioters at that protest. they were peaceful protests and the people making the most noise were they stand up for racists, which was they were across the road. there was 80 odd of them. they were the ones doing the shouting and. are you laughing at me? >> are you laughing? it's stand up against racism, not stand up for racists. oh, yes. >> well exactly that. >> well exactly that.

his daily express columnist carole malone. broadcaster benjamin butterworth, former chairman of the tory party. it's sir jake berry and yeah, carole, i'll start with you on this. when you look at what's coming down the track here. so social housing brits no longer being a priority for that. new developments, a lot of that being social housing, these thousands, hundreds of thousands of people being allowed to claim asylum when previously they wouldn't have been. do you think he knows what's coming and he's trying to clamp down on social media now to scare people into not complaining about it ? yes. complaining about it? yes. >> he must know what's coming. my >> he must know what's coming. my god, you know, you just have to read the papers over the past two weeks to know what's coming. however, i don't think that's the problem. i think the problem with him and a lot of people in the labour party, they don't see immigration as a problem. they, they, you know, when starmer was dpp, he said quite clearly that he thought much of imm

carole malone is now with us. he's on his holidays again. i know it's ridiculous . again.culous. on carole malone is with us in the studio and jonathan lewis as well this morning. good morning. right. can we kick off with labour's war on the motorist carole. we kind of suspected this might happen. carole. we kind of suspected this might happen . wales had this might happen. wales had back—pedalled a little bit on the 20 mile an hour zones because it had gone down so badly . and now the government badly. and now the government here is saying that we can do the same. >> so louise hague is just saying, i'm just fascinated by your eyes as well. by the way, they look fabulous . they look fabulous. >> lots of people are saying that this morning. yeah no, they look really good. >> anyway, yeah. so louise hague, the transport secretary, who, who is saying that that councils all over the country can roll out these 20 mile per hour zones. now, there's a lot of very misleading information out there which says that these zones prevent accidents and that they they keep carbon emissions

my panel this evening i am joined by the wonderful trio of daily express columnist carole malone. ve got journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth and the former chairman of the tory party, jake berry. carole, i'll start with you. yeah. as keir starmer got his priorities all wrong here. policing tweets and not the streets completely. >> you know this is this is why we have you know you've had cooper says we've got to we've got to respect the police. you know we lost respect for these long before these riots. and i'm not talking about the guys that were facing up those riots last week. i mean, all respect to those guys. but i'm talking about the guys at the top here. you know, our police forces. it's visibly woke. it's politically biased. it's virtue signalling. instead of tackling crime, you know, you have you have we are told that there's enough coppers to go on pride marches and to, to do the macarena on the streets of whatever city it's happening in. but there's not enough cops to go and arrest people for knife crime, you know, why couldn't the cops have acted this swiftly

its express columnist carole malone, journalist benjamin butterworth and ex—tory party chairman jakewhat did this man do yes. and what did this man do wrong ? wrong? >> bloody warm, isn't it ? >> bloody warm, isn't it? >> bloody warm, isn't it? >> get ready britain, here we go . >> get ready britain, here we go. police! the streets are not our tweets. next . tweets. next. >> very good evening to you from the newsroom. back to patrick in just a few minutes. time first, though, we'll look at the headunes though, we'll look at the headlines at 9:00. a mother and a daughter remain in hospital tonight after being stabbed in central london. their conditions aren't thought to be life threatening and a man has been arrested following that attack, arrested following that attack, a local security guard told us earlier he heard a scream before tackling the knifeman in leicester square. >> i jumped on him hold the hand, in which he wasn't having a knife and he just put him down on the floor and just hold him and kick the knife away from him. and then a couple of more people joined as well, and w

it's express columnist carole malone, journalist benjamin butterworth and ex—chairman of the tory partye tory party, sirjake berry. and i ex—chairman of the tory party, sir jake berry. and i want you sirjake berry. and i want you to tell me what happens next here. please does hanan wall have something to give back? >> he looks behind. >> he looks behind. >> get ready britain, here we go . >> get ready britain, here we go. it's not far

on my panel tonight it's express columnist carole malone. minister bill rammell and former tory minister paul scully. oh, yes. and what's going on here? >> still having a good time? >> still having a good time? >> yeah. i'm rocking. yeah when i can, when i'm allowed to do the job i think is good. yeah. i'm happy when i'm not allowed to do the job. i'm not happy. >> get ready. britain here we go . >> get ready. britain here we go. comrade starmer's corruption scandal and sleaze allegations. next . next. >> patrick. thank you. and good evening. the top stories the metropolitan police says a person has been stabbed at notting hill carnival today , notting hill carnival today, resulting in non—life threatening injuries. the force says they also stopped a vehicle believed to be en route to the event earlier this evening, and the car was carrying a firearm.

that clattering you can hear is carole malone. >> well, it's actually not me. >> well, it's actuallyone's falling off. that's why we are on. >> also joined this morning by the director of the charity world. right. kerry dingle, who you will have seen on michelle's show many times. but first time with us. kerry, thank you so much for joining with us. kerry, thank you so much forjoining us. it's lovely. >> thank you for having me, >> thank you for having me, >> do you want to talk about huw edwards then? and his downfall? go on. carol, i bet you're dying to get. do you know what i cannot believe to be? >> i mean, the echo is here, you know, of jimmy savile and rolf harris and all the rest of it. it's just outrageous that they have, you know, they have hidden this. they have tried and they're ridiculous. excuse they gave today for not firing him was that he hadn't been officially charged. they knew about his arrest in november last year, and they knew about the nature of the vile things that he's been charged with in you. they knew about, which he's now admitted, to which he's now admit

carole malone has bustled into the building, as has jonathan row with somebody of course amazon driverurs. >> that's smart isn't it? >> that's smart isn't it? >> before we get into the papers we just. what's your view of the proposed ban on smoking? well, tell me, i'll talk about that next time. >> you know what? we were going to do that next half. but however, it's so outrageous, i think i think it's outrageous. i don't want to live in a society where the dictating me what i can do and say. and, you know, you know , when you think about you know, when you think about it, obesity is a way bigger killer now than smoking. so i'm going to stop people eating cakes and pub gardens. i will stop, i'm going to stop them eating chips in pub gardens. >> because it's funny because the doctor who wrote the report wants to ban smoking in council, but in california they're starting to do that. >> they start. there's a there's an apartment block that wants to ban inside . everyone smoking. ban inside. everyone smoking. now, i don't see how someone smoking on the third floor is going to kill you. if y

carole malone is here. jonathan lewis also with us this morning. right.? guys? there's so much to talk about. >> we just thought we talk about labour's caving in to the train drivers. >> we've established a neutral frame. >> well exactly. you know they've been in like the junior doctors. well then as well. but this is the second lot. so train drivers who we know are already on, on very high wages. they're on, on very high wages. they're on an average of 60, 62 grand a yeah on an average of 60, 62 grand a year. they've now been given a 15%, sorry, 14% pay rise over the next three years, which is going to push their wages up to 70 grand a year. now that's before overtime. before overtime. so that's going to get them 100 grand a year generally for a four day week. now the tories deal with that. we're not going to give them 15%. but the tories also said they had to compulsorily work sundays . this compulsorily work sundays. this new deal means they don't have to work any weekends at all, no strings attached, no strings attached. and also i was in a cab this w