breaking news, three family members have been found guilty of the murder of ten year old sara sharif charlie petersrl who it seemed was failed by multiple agencies. >> oh. oh sophie reaper. >> oh. oh sophie reaper. >> an innocent ten year old girl, her life stolen by those who should have protected her. all my himars sara sharif was a bubbly girl. teachers in woking said she was confident and full of ideas. but her smile was extinguished. her body was found with dozens of injuries at her family home in august last year. jurors at the old bailey trial heard about the campaign of abuse inflicted on her. they learned that zahra had been hooded, burned, bitten and beaten during more than two years of violence. sarah started wearing a hijab. she was the only member of her family to wear a head covering the hijab, hid the injuries to her face. >> there was huge relief across armed policing in october when firearms officer martyn blake was found not guilty of murdering london man chris kaba after the old bailey trial. the court released details of kabas history of prolific and violent offending. he'd been

>> yes, charlie. peter's in the studio today, which is rather nice. >> yes, monday to friday. that. yeah. >> been talking a lot about sandwiches. >> we have. we're not going to be talking about sandwiches. i mean, it might come up. it might come up, it might come up. i know ed miliband's been talking about a bacon sarnie now, which is interesting. bring that back up because it is a bad day for ed miliband, i would say. now he wants to push all this green energy. he wants to push the windmills. sorry. the wind turbines. right. but have you seen that these wind turbines are going to be far bigger than previous wind turbines? now, we're not talking 200ft. we're now talking up to 800ft. and local councils, local people won't be able to object. >> have you seen the amount of steel needed for the foundations and the base of wind turbines? just tons and tons and tons of it. >> they're very impressive pieces of engineering, of course, which is why it's kind of cool to see them when they're being put together and in operation. but will they lower your household energy bills? that's the

charlie kirk praised him as well. peter navarro matt gaetz i've never been to a sergio dj party where a conga line doesn't break out. >> yeah. he also officiated matt gaetz's wedding, so he's definitely been a very present force in in trump world. but he's also the reason we wrote about him. he's also going to have an incredibly important job where he is going to be in charge of the vetting for trump's. for many of the people serving in trump's second term. and i think one thing that really came through in the story was his loyalty to trump. that's often what people said about him, or one of the first things people said about him that he was with trump. even when trump was not as popular, was kind of viewed briefly as a pariah. after january 6th, sergio gore was was pretty much there with him throughout. and he he's viewed as very loyal. and i think that in vetting the future trump government, he's going to be looking at loyalty as one of the factors that's going to be really key to some of these people serving in these key

. >> bill: we have kennedy and charlie hurt on deck chomping on the bit for analysis. peter doocy is live in washington to begin the day today. >> president-elect trump says he is already working the phone looking for status updates on the two wars that will be raging on his inauguration day, gaza and ukraine. >> i won't comment on the putin question. i will comment on bibi. we had a very good talk. we discussed what is going to happen. i will be very available on january 20th and we'll see. as you know, i gave warning that if these hostages aren't back home by that date all hell is going to break out. >> the president-elect also gauging ways to manage the competition with china despite xi apparently declining an inauguration invitation. >> i would say that if he would like to come i would love to have him but there has been nothing much discussed. i have had discussions with him, letters, etc. , etc. , at a very high level. we had a good relationship until covid. covid didn't end the relationship, but it was a bridge too far for me. >> the trump team is working to figure ou

charlie: i'm still going to tune in today to watch doocy vs. karine jean-pierre. >> ainsley: not happening today or the next few days. >> steve: white house is in angola and peter ocy is at mar-a-lago. eventually they are going to meet and it's going to be good. >> brian: angola bureau. >> steve: charlie, thank you very much. >> lawrence: to another fox news alert. closing arguments in the manslaughter trial. manslaughter trial against daniel penny will be. chanley painter outside the courthouse. >> good morning guys. just a fewer hours. five men, seven women will return to this courthouse behind me for will the all important closing argument. we do know here the defense will go first. >> prosecution will have the final word. and over the last several weeks, the prosecution has called more than 30 witnesses in its effort to prove that 26-year-old daniel penny went too far. recklessly placing 30-year-old jordan kneelfully a chokehold on a new york subway train for nearly six minutes, causing neely's death. and while eyewitnesses testified during the trial that neely who was homeless, on synthetics drugs and mental illness caused them to fear for their lives. afte

. >> charlie, ben referenced this, you had reporting in 2022, from peter baker and susan glasser, trumpwas a special team evaluating the prospects mr. trump kept pushing. he suggested taking federal money from puerto rico, which he disparaged and using it to buy greenland, and trading puerto rico for greenland, and you have this from the same reporting. i said, why don't we have that, trump recalls in an interview for the book, you take a look at a map, i'm a real estate developer. i look at a corner, i say i've got to get that store for the building i'm building, et cetera, it's not that different. he added, i love maps, and i've always said, look at the size of this, it's massive, that should be part of the united states. being president of the united states, charlie sykes, slightly different than being a real estate developer? >> just slightly. this is one of those moments where you go is this real life? is this serious? is this a joke? we lost the distinction between the two. i have to admit i expected a lot of bad things to come from trump 2.0. i did not think the war with panama o

finally, fun fact for you, some places, peter you'll know this, on the west coast allow you to rent a live potted christmas tree. some are charlieboth worlds. they come. they deliver it. it's the real tree and christmas is gone and they take it away. >> i mean, it's -- if it's a like a bonsai. >> it's not like a 12 foot douglas fur. >> there's a charm to the charlie brown tree. >> for sure. >>> holiday. a lot of folks may be trying to get a little warmth given how cold it is. what is the best wednesday? >> december 11th is the magic date. after december 11th your prices on air fare will go up to 15 to 20%. and then they're going to jump 30 to 40% christmas week. december 11th, we still have a few days. make those plans. >> travel after those dates if you book those travel after those dates. >> so the best days to travel by the way to save money and avoid crowds would be december 18th and 19th, before christmas and then coming back, new year's eve or new year's day are the best days to travel because everyone is still hanging out. >> a mid night flight on december 31st. you're the only one on it. >> watch the fireworks from the a

versus something like brat, which peter didn't need to google, he was fully aware, but a lot of people when charlie know if you have heard of the burnt toast theory. >> yes. i'm a little too online. i'm familiar with the theories. >> i often burn toast. >> there we go. i'm chronically online, too. so this is one where people are saying maybe a minor inconvenience happens to you in the morning, but that could protect you later in the day. maybe you burn your toast, but that saves you from getting into a car accident, that sort of thing. >> i love the orange peel, which is when you hand an unpeeled orange to your partner. it is like a litmus test to see what they do. do they say peel your own orange or do they peel it for you? >> if they peel it for you, that is a sign that the relationship will last. i think the bar is a little low on this one, but people were really into it. >> there was one more. what's the last one we got, october theory. >> it's the idea of instead of starting on january 1st, start a little earlier, lay the ground work in october, and then you will be hitting the ground running

charlie big news for your sunday night. >> it is big news were you surprised by this? >> you know what, part of the me yes and no we all pressed the white house many time use see peter doocye be a pardon and repeatedly being told no it absolutely will not happen but there was this part of me if you're outgoing president of the united states you have a power to spare your son you're going to do it. i think a lot of american people will understand what you've done as a father. i think it is very interesting the wording we have from this released from the white house -- it is as a full and unconditional pardon for offenses against u.s. which he's committed meaning hunter biden or may have and taken part in fact period from january 14th through december 24th including but not limited to all of the offenses charged or prosecuted by special con sill so this is beyond the two cases. this is saying there's anything else in that period, for essentially ten years, i as president joe biden am giving a full pardon for thengs that may not have been charged yet and may still be out there so i think -- >> a fascinating point. >> on a legal, you know, speaking technically, the difference

charlie big news for your sunday night. >> it is big news were you surprised by this? >> you know what, part of the me yes and no we all pressed the white house many time use see peter doocy us asking every different way would there be a pardon and repeatedly being told no it absolutely will not happen but there was this part of me if you're outgoing president of the united states you have a power to spare your son you're going to do it. i think a lot of american people will understand what you've done as a father. i think it is very interesting the wording we have from this released from the white house -- it is as a full and unconditional pardon for offenses against u.s. which he's committed meaning hunter biden or may have and taken part in fact period from january 14th through december 24th including but not limited to all of the offenses charged or prosecuted by special con sill so this is beyond the two cases. this is saying there's anything else in that period, for essentially ten years, i as president joe biden am giving a full pardon for thengs that may not have been charged yet and may still be out there so i think -- >> a fascinating point. >> on a legal, you k

this is britain's newsroom with me, charlie peters and me. >> sophie reaper. >> sophie reaper. >> now 300 migrants crossed the channel yesterday as three died off the coast of france. >> the government say smuggling gangs are responsible for the tragedy. >> america is in mourning as former us president jemmy carter has died at the age of 100. >> joe biden has praised the one term 39th president as a man of principle, faith and humility, while donald trump stated americans owe him a debt of gratitude. >> and tours, trials and triumphs. how harry and meghan fared in 2024. >> hello and welcome. this is britain's newsroom live across the uk on gb news with charlie peters and me sophie reaper. >> now 300 migrants crossed the channel yesterday on the day that three died off the coast of france. >> french authorities confirmed 45 people were rescued after struggling to board a small boat bound for the uk. >> now the border security and asylum minister, dame angela eagle, has said that ruthless criminals were responsible for overloading the boats. >> but who is really to blame now.7 obviously

this is britain's newsroom with me, charlie peters and me. >> sophie reaper a gong for failure. fury erupts as sadiq khan, london mayor, is knighted despite presiding over spiralling crime rates in the caphal >> other famous names on the new year's honours list include gareth southgate, stephen fry and keely hodgkinson, and we'll be joined by a former subpostmaster turned campaigner who says he will fight on after being made an obe. >> and elsewhere, edinburgh's famous new year's eve street party famous new year's eve street party has been axed as the country is set to be battered by snow, strong winds and heavy rain in an arctic blast which includes a rare danger to life. amber weather warning. >> and if you're holding a get together tonight, we'll be talking to a party planner for her top tips on how to be the hostess with the mostess. >> hello and welcome. very good morning to you. this is britain's newsroom, live across the uk on gb news with charlie peters and sophie reaper. >> now let's go on to our top story. because fury has erupted after the london mayor, sadiq khan. no

let's go to our reporter, charlie peters.ho's on the ground at birkin manor farm near slough in berkshire. good morning charlie, what's your morning charlie, what's your morning going to look like? where eventually are you going to end up and how long is it going to take? morning, ben. morning, isabel. >> well, what is my morning going to look like? a bit colder than yours, i bet. but i'm going to be at this farm, meeting farmers and discussing with them why they're taking part in this protest, why they will be driving their tractors into central london, as you just heard from catherine, for that mock funeral for heard from catherine, for that mock funeral fo

i'm emily carver and i'm charlie peters. syrian refugees in britain celebrate the toppling of bashar al assad's regime. will they be able to safely return to their country, or is there more danger to come .7 to come.7 >> rapper jay—z to come.7 >> rapperjay—z has been accused of raping a 13 year old girl in 2000 alongside sean diddy combs. but the 55 year old denies the allegations and has described the lawsuit as blackmail attempts . we'll have the latest attempts. we'll have the latest reaction and the housing minister and deputy prime minister angela rayner , minister angela rayner, struggles to explain how she'll house the 2.5 million migrants expected to arrive in britain under labour. >> she says there's plenty of housing, but is there .7 housing, but is there? >> and suella bravermans husband has defected to reform, as we have exclusive pictures of him out and about. campaigning over the weekend. could the former home secretary follow suit ? home secretary follow suit? >> yeah, charlie, i think there are a number of wa

emily carver, i'm charlie peters. >> well, tributes pour in for the nine year old victim of the christmas market attack in germany. three days on. what do we know about the suspect's motives? mark white will bring us more. us more. >> us more. >> and business leaders have warned that our economy is heading for the worst of all worlds. as the economy flatlines. the chief secretary to the treasury, darren jones, has said that better days are ahead. >> we start from a disappointing set of economic statistics as we end 2024, but that's why we're going to fight every day, to make sure that we improve the lives of working people across this country. >> on the way to a rachel reeves recession. in other news, home secretary yvette cooper is confronted by an angry pensioner whilst handing out mince pies in her west yorkshire constituency. >> that that is so two faced in a mince pie. are you a nice tradition? no no no, give me a blanket for freezing to death. the freezing, freezing. >> well, it's lovely to be back in the studio with you, charlie. >> absolutely festively themed. you know, i think we

. >> i'm dawn neesom and i'm charlie peters and this is gb news breakfast. >> so welcome you lot. happy christmas eve. thank you so much for joining us. it's a bit of forjoining us. it's a bit of a busy day, boys, isn't it? so take this time just to sit down. put your feet up, give yourself a couple of hours and join us for gb news breakfast. we've got some real festive, fun and games coming up for you, and make sure you get in touch with us on your say, because i'm very keen to know just how you're spending your christmas eve. >> is this going to be a panicked mad rush? one are you going to take dawn's advice? please do and have that few hours. just a couple of hours. let us look after you for a bit and then you can turn to your families and those demands if they are running around, if you are running around, by the way, doing your last minute shopping, guess i'm going to be there as well. >> you can take us with us on the radio because we're on the radio. two. easy, easy. yeah, wherever you go, chill. you, aiden. you are you. you've got the look of a man that's got everything do

it's the gb news exclusive from charlie peters and all of that to come.but first is your headlines and it's sophia wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good evening. it'sjust >> martin. thank you. good evening. it's just gone. 7:00. these are your headlines. 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 it follows france, germany and austria saying they would pause decisions on asylum requests from syrian citizens until the political situation in the middle east and country became clearer. speaking moments ago, home secretary yvette cooper confirmed the uk would be assessing the situation. >> know that the situation in syria is moving extremely fast after the fall of the assad regime. we have seen some people returning to syria , but we also returning to syria, but we also have a very fast moving situation that we need to closely monitor. and that is why, l