proof of that came today in a shocking daily express undercover investigation, revealing that the frenchice officers paid by british taxpayers to stop the crossings , have admitted they are letting small boats cross the channel one one officer said this to the newspapers. reporter we don't stop the migrants. >> it's not our job to stop them. a couple of days ago, i let a family go that wanted to leave. they touched my heart before. we are cops , but we are before. we are cops, but we are humans. when i see those migrant families, i just want to let them be. i should not say that. but we cannot welcome all the misery in the world in france . misery in the world in france. >> in fact, rather than trying to stop the boats, the french officers priority was wild partying . and while that is how the french police meant to be helping to solve the crisis, choose to act. this situation gets more serious by the day with increasing indications that more hardened criminals are making the journey across the channel. so if macron is going to refuse to do what he's promised , then sunak must he's promi

proof of that came today in a shocking daily express undercover investigation, revealing that the frenchice officers paid by british taxpayers to stop the crossings , have admitted they are letting small boats cross the channel one one officer said this to the newspapers. reporter we don't stop the migrants. >> it's not our job to stop them. a couple of days ago, i let a family go that wanted to leave. they touched my heart before. we are cops , but we are before. we are cops, but we are humans. when i see those migrant families, i just want to let them be. i should not say that. but we cannot welcome all the misery in the world in france . misery in the world in france. >> in fact, rather than trying to stop the boats, the french officers priority was wild partying . and while that is how the french police meant to be helping to solve the crisis, choose to act. this situation gets more serious by the day with increasing indications that more hardened criminals are making the journey across the channel. so if macron is going to refuse to do what he's promised , then sunak must he's promi

that's the headline in the daily express tonight.stock arrived in the uk. the health secretary steve barclay, says the jab could help cut the nhs annual obesity bill and the sun leads with the arrest of an arsenal fan on suspicion of actual bodily harm after he was filmed allegedly headbutting sky sports pundit roy keane, scotland law was released on bail this evening . released on bail this evening. okay, more on the media buzz now with tonight's superstar panel. top daily express columnist carol maloney, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and former mep butterworth, and former mep beunda butterworth, and former mep belinda de lucy. amid the chaos of crumbling concrete in schools, gillian keegan was out facing questions today . but the facing questions today. but the education secretary ended up getting a lesson on why you can't trust the msm , especially can't trust the msm, especially woke itv news and its correspondent daniel hewitt. watch >> we will get a plan and every single one of them will be done i >> --

that's the headline in the daily express tonight.stock arrived in the uk. the health secretary steve barclay, says the jab could help cut the nhs annual obesity bill and the sun leads with the arrest of an arsenal fan on suspicion of actual bodily harm after he was filmed allegedly headbutting sky sports pundit roy keane, scotland law was released on bail this evening . released on bail this evening. okay, more on the media buzz now with tonight's superstar panel. top daily express columnist carol maloney, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and former mep butterworth, and former mep beunda butterworth, and former mep belinda de lucy. amid the chaos of crumbling concrete in schools, gillian keegan was out facing questions today . but the facing questions today. but the education secretary ended up getting a lesson on why you can't trust the msm , especially can't trust the msm, especially woke itv news and its correspondent daniel hewitt. watch >> we will get a plan and every single one of them will be done i >> --

had a front page — along with the daily express had a front page of the time, secret deal in the _ frontn the state assembly so we knew it existed. , ., , ., ., existed. german is a local journalist _ existed. german is a local journalist and _ existed. german is a local journalist and after i existed. german is a local. journalist and after reporting extensively he was leaked a couple of the deal revealing the jersey government had given up their right to sue 3m and would support the chemical company of any locals took legal action. chemical company of any locals took legal action-— chemical company of any locals took legal action. that was the same that struck me, legal action. that was the same that struck me. i — legal action. that was the same that struck me, i was _ legal action. that was the same that struck me, i was surprised _ legal action. that was the same that struck me, i was surprised the i struck me, i was surprised the government would be willing to commit to work against their own residents should they feel as though they want to make a case. i have some sympathy for th

and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the daily express.arius, what have they got so daily express lead with rebellion by gun cops forces soldiers to step in this is following the shooting of 24 year old chris kaba, who was unarmed and he was shot by one of the special police force who the armed police from the met and now the officers are stepping down. >> so they've had to call in the sas to take part. >> and one of the officers was was charged being charged for he's been charged for the for this with murder, for shooting chris kaba but the police are in a difficult i mean usually of course i'm against the police but they're they're in a difficult situation and i understand why the other the other armed officers are refusing . to you know, to be refusing. to you know, to be armed and be out there doing theirjobs. their jobs. >> because if theirjobs. >> because if you can be charged for doing your job, why would you take that job if you're going to be charged for doing in the of doing your job? the process of doing your job? and you know t

with condemning the very thing it uses deadly cluster problems will go through about missing the daily expresses concern over how that media on policing see.

thejersey evening post which i work for along with the daily express had a front page of the time, "secretd. julian is a localjournalist and after reporting extensively he was leaked a couple of the deal revealing thejersey government had given up their right to sue 3m and would support the chemical company if any locals took legal action. that was the same that really struck me, i was surprised the government would be willing to commit to work against their own residents, should they feel as though they want to make a case. i have some sympathy for the government at the time. this was announced. they had to clean up the fire training ground and also you've got to remember at the time that the nefarious implications of pfas and the links with potential cancer and other ailments was not fully known. in hindsight, i think they made a mistake. i think the government still has the opportunity to make good any wrongs of the past. after years of local lobbying the jersey government agreed to test the blood of people living near the airport for pfas, one of the only places in the world to do so.

more front pages are in sensational exclusive live on the front page of the daily express.y talking about this. much more on to aorrow night show. it really talking about this. much more on to a bombshell show. it really talking about this. much more on to a bombshell .how. it really talking about this. much more on to a bombshell . why it really talking about this. much more on to a bombshell . why theeally talking about this. much more on to a bombshell . why the uk's is a bombshell. why the uk's £480 million deal to stop the boats is doomed. this is a special investigate station that the newspaper's zac garner purkiss has conducted into the french police officers employed to stop the small boats leaving france for the uk and the paper says that britain's deal with france won't work because the officers prefer to party rather than stop the boats. i've read some of the quotes from what these french police officers say. they say it's not our job to stop the families going over. i feel sorry for some of these people. honestly complete outrage. remember, we are sending this l

until the ukrainian side kneels, look, well, it would seem that such media giants as time mirror, daily expressgram should now follow all the rules journalism to print a refutation on its pages, but this is at least, but it seems that this will not happen, it was not true, well, to hell with it. with the truth, as for the actions of the tsipso, it must be said that they are carried out in an absolutely arrogant and vile, quite goebbelsian regime, when the more monstrous the lie, the easier it is to believe in it, zelensky goes around and tells these lies everywhere, and these lies are spread by various western media, this suggests that the tsipso do not work alone, not on their own, but they are supported by their american owners, that’s exactly how this is where the propagandists actually act. the ukrainian authorities have once again shown their inconsistency and the spread of fakes. there has been no trust in this state for a long time, even poland, the main ally of ukraine, began to turn away from it, but the question is by no means trivial, even after this incident, will the whole inconven

purkiss investigations editor of the daily express. big piece in today's newspaper, powerful piece.d thank you for coming in. so you've been off to calais . were you sort of undercover or how did you approach all of this? >> so it was is it was ten days in calais, ten days, ten days of . we basically went and we followed the police around. we the hotel that they're staying at four star accommodation in. if you ever accidentally book that you'll find confused british tourists and then just about what 50 or 60 riot vans and we had pictures of them pulling their guns out of the van, you know, getting changed into their flip flops. and then what they really like to do was go and get a bite to eat and then hit the town and these aren't a couple of drinks after work. this is like you get in at 1130, you start doing the shots, you're there right the way all the way through to, you know, six, six in the morning when you we have got zach some video footage that you took, which we're now going to show our viewers here on gb news and tell us what we're seeing here. i mean, this is just a kind

purkiss investigations editor of the daily express. big piece in today's newspaper, powerful piece. thank you for coming in. so you've been off to calais . were you sort of undercover or how did you approach all of this? >> so it was is it was ten days in calais, ten days, ten days of . we basically went and we followed the police around. we the hotel that they're staying at four star accommodation in. if you ever accidentally book that you'll find confused british tourists and then just about what 50 or 60 riot vans and we had pictures of them pulling their guns out of the van, you know, getting changed into their flip flops. and then what they really like to do was go and get a bite to eat and then hit the town and these aren't a couple of drinks after work. this is like you get in at 1130, you start doing the shots, you're there right the way all the way through to, you know, six, six in the morning when you we have got zach some video footage that you took, which we're now going to show our viewers here on gb news and tell us what we're seeing here. i mean, this is just a kind o

more front pages are in sensational exclusive live on the front page of the daily express.talking about this. much more on to aorrow night show. it really talking about this. much more on to a bombshell show. it really talking about this. much more on to a bombshell .how. it really talking about this. much more on to a bombshell . why it really talking about this. much more on to a bombshell . why theeally talking about this. much more on to a bombshell . why the uk's is a bombshell. why the uk's £480 million deal to stop the boats is doomed. this is a special investigate station that the newspaper's zac garner purkiss has conducted into the french police officers employed to stop the small boats leaving france for the uk and the paper says that britain's deal with france won't work because the officers prefer to party rather than stop the boats. i've read some of the quotes from what these french police officers say. they say it's not our job to stop the families going over. i feel sorry for some of these people. honestly complete outrage. remember, we are sending this lot

my superstar panel back with me now, though, top daily express columnist carole malone, gb news seniorp belinda de lucy . now suella braverman is de lucy. now suella braverman is leading the global fight to stop illegal migration, and she's just landed in washington , dc as just landed in washington, dc as part of a three day visit to tackle the issue in a keynote speech tomorrow , the home speech tomorrow, the home secretary will warn that governments risk losing their democratic legitimacy by failing to secure their borders and last night she spoke out against the obstructive echr by saying we must come together and ask whether the international conventions and legal frameworks designed 50 plus years ago are a fit for purpose in an age of jet travel and smartphone phones. this comes after more than 11,000 illegal migrants arrived on the italian island of lampedusa in just over a week. and earlier, gb news home and security editor mark white warned that a significant proportion will be heading to northern view to northern france with a view to getting to the uk. so as superwoman suell

my superstar panel back with me now, though, top daily express columnist carole malone, gb news seniorp belinda de lucy . now suella braverman is de lucy. now suella braverman is leading the global fight to stop illegal migration, and she's just landed in washington , dc as just landed in washington, dc as part of a three day visit to tackle the issue in a keynote speech tomorrow , the home speech tomorrow, the home secretary will warn that governments risk losing their democratic legitimacy by failing to secure their borders and last night she spoke out against the obstructive echr by saying we must come together and ask whether the international conventions and legal frameworks designed 50 plus years ago are a fit for purpose in an age of jet travel and smartphone phones. this comes after more than 11,000 illegal migrants arrived on the italian island of lampedusa in just over a week. and earlier, gb news home and security editor mark white warned that a significant proportion will be heading to northern view to northern france with a view to getting to the uk. so as superwoman suell

the daily express focuses on _ concrete crisis. the daily express focuses on the _ concrete crisis.ealth secretary stephen barclay�*s comments on weight loss injections. he refers to the drug as a miracle and says it could help cut the nhs' annual bill for tackling obesity. bind help cut the nhs' annual bill for tackling obesity.— help cut the nhs' annual bill for tackling obesity. and the i paper leads with the _ tackling obesity. and the i paper leads with the labour _ tackling obesity. and the i paper leads with the labour cabinet. leads with the labour cabinet reshuffle. five mps from the tony blair area have been promoted. it is part of what the paper claims a sir keir starmer�*s aimed to blame a centrist team to sell his party defaulters. taste centrist team to sell his party defaulters— centrist team to sell his party defaulters. ~ ., ,, , defaulters. we saw that sunrise when we soke defaulters. we saw that sunrise when we spoke to — defaulters. we saw that sunrise when we spoke to carol _ defaulters. we saw that sunrise when we spoke to carol a _ defaulters. we saw that sunr

a daily express , as pm calls daily express, as pm calls excuse me, pm faces calls to ditch europeane just discussed this with ann widdecombe. rishi sunakis this with ann widdecombe. rishi sunak is under mounting pressure to warn the european court of human rights that britain will quit it commits to major quit unless it commits to major reforms . okay okay. more front reforms. okay okay. more front pages to come. but reacting to the big stories of the day, my top panel tonight daily telegraph columnist, she always breaks the internet. allison pearson . he's a lord now. pearson. he's a lord now. i remember when he was just a regular mr conservative peer , regular mr conservative peer, lord bailey, and the brilliant author and broadcaster originally amy nicholl. then she found love, and now it's nicole turner. listen, folks , lots of turner. listen, folks, lots of stories to get through. hard working brits face a whopping annual bill of £6,000 every year until 2050. that's right. that's six grand on top of the cost of petrol. six grand on top of the cost of heating , food inflation, c

daily express now pm told only true tory values can save the party's soul. if it's to have any hope of winning the next election. grandees are lining up with red wall mps in a gathering of the clans at next week's party conference to lay out a list of demands that they have. out a list of demands that they have . the times pm sets hit to have. the times pm sets hit to break. rishi sunak has been told by boris johnson and david cameron to drop plans to scale back hs2 amid warnings that a mutilated id line would be insanity downing street is preparing to scrap the second leg of hs2, which will link birmingham and manchester and concerns that the cost of the project are out of control are forefront in the prime minister's mind . an enthusiastic minister's mind. an enthusiastic crowd in bordeaux wished the king farewell on the third and final day of his tour to france , tells a graph. here we go. whitehall taken over by woke zealots. the cabinet secretary has been warned by senior civil servants of awoke takeover of whitehall that risks improperly influencing go

daily express next. and this is just the most outrageous and horrific story.or bus crash . driver die in horror bus crash. an unimaginable tragedy . also, an unimaginable tragedy. also, tories declare war on drivers is over that tying in with that story i've just read you in the telegraph also on fire. rory leads europe to dream start ryder cup special the daily mail poll shows rishi has got a path to victory. rishi sunaks path to election victory was spelled out today by voters who endorse his green agenda and rwanda plan . of green agenda and rwanda plan. of course, with conservative party conference kicking off this weekend, an exclusive poll for the mail found that public support for policies that create clear blue water from labour were going down. well also exclusive interview , devastating exclusive interview, devastating fallout from fox's misogyny on gb news, of course. there you go. that is an interview with a journalist who was of course, subject to some appalling remarks by one of our guests on this channel. she's given an interview with the daily

daily express now pm told only true tory values can save the party's soul.f it's to have any hope of winning the next election. grandees are lining up with red wall mps in a gathering of the clans at next week's party conference to lay out a list of demands that they have. out a list of demands that they have . the times pm sets hit to have. the times pm sets hit to break. rishi sunak has been told by boris johnson and david cameron to drop plans to scale back hs2 amid warnings that a mutilated id line would be insanity downing street is preparing to scrap the second leg of hs2, which will link birmingham and manchester and concerns that the cost of the project are out of control are forefront in the prime minister's mind . an enthusiastic minister's mind. an enthusiastic crowd in bordeaux wished the king farewell on the third and final day of his tour to france , tells a graph. here we go. whitehall taken over by woke zealots. the cabinet secretary has been warned by senior civil servants of awoke takeover of whitehall that risks improperly influencing gove

daily express next. and this is just the most outrageous and horrific story.or bus crash . driver die in horror bus crash. an unimaginable tragedy . also, an unimaginable tragedy. also, tories declare war on drivers is over that tying in with that story i've just read you in the telegraph also on fire. rory leads europe to dream start ryder cup special the daily mail poll shows rishi has got a path to victory. rishi sunaks path to election victory was spelled out today by voters who endorse his green agenda and rwanda plan . of green agenda and rwanda plan. of course, with conservative party conference kicking off this weekend, an exclusive poll for the mail found that public support for policies that create clear blue water from labour were going down. well also exclusive interview , devastating exclusive interview, devastating fallout from fox's misogyny on gb news, of course. there you go. that is an interview with a journalist who was of course, subject to some appalling remarks by one of our guests on this channel. she's given an interview with the daily

daily life. europe expressed the opinion that the human rights council is the right place to examine the consequences of unilateral sanctions on the human rights of syria. europe, i ask, where is the best place to examine the issue? the words of the representatives of all the countries of the world showed that the sanctions are a direct violation of human life and development as well as a threat to world peace and they are used to force countries to change their policies. cuba, among a large number of countries opposed to washington's policies , is the oldest country against which the united states has used the weapon of sanctions. it is under complete economic blockade, which, as the representative of cuba emphasized at the human rights council meeting, has caused conditions similar to mass murder . the us foreign minister said that the current world order is coming to an end . anthony blinken, in a speech at johns hopkins university, added that the world is transitioning to a new order according to these decisions, the divorce will determine the future for decades to come. french president macron a

forecasts in the information marathon project with vitaly portnikov every sunday at 8:10 p.m. most express dailyre the losses of personnel and equipment on the battlefield, how does the international community assess our successes , and what is moscow lying about? behind the backs of the commanders news the results of the week are an overview of only important events, the weight of credible events is analytics, fact checking, expert comments , much more today about important things in plain language available to all viewers welcome to studio iryna koval and that's summary of the week on espresso tv channel news summary of the week every saturday at 9:00 p.m. espresso i congratulate you this is freedom life on radio freedom we have already come to the very change the following frames may shock you news from the scene live and also kamikaze drones political analytics objectively and meaningfully there is no political season exclusive interviews reports from the hottest points of the front freedom life frankly and impartially draw conclusions yourself the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrain

crisis the daily express is running with a dirty deal.here. the daily mail with this story about hs2 two tories £106 billion hs2 shambles . the final billion hs2 shambles. the final betrayal. they're calling it and the daily star seconds away from world war iii. dramatic from the daily star there. so all we've got time for. thanks to my guests, carrie and nick. we're back tomorrow 11:00. by back tomorrow at 11:00. and by the way , if you're here watching the way, if you're here watching the way, if you're here watching the repeat , stick the breakfast, repeat, stick around because time for around because it's time for breakfast right now . breakfast right now. >> looks like things are heating up . boxed boilers, proud up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello again . as we go through >> hello again. as we go through tonight and into tomorrow , we tonight and into tomorrow, we are going to see those strong winds in the north easing, allowing a little bit allowing for a little bit o

she's political editor of the daily express. lovely to see you this morning, sam. you've had busy week, haven't you've had a busy week, haven't you, first week back? you, with first week back? >> yeah, week. it was a >> yeah, first week. it was a busy one. >> concrete crises. we've got rishi india . we've got rishi sunak in india. we've got this who's now being this escapee who's now being caught. let's talk about that story, sunday express, story, which the sunday express, your paper has splashed. your sister paper has splashed. he's found . and but having he's been found. and but having mentioned concrete and other matters, it's not been the greatest look for the government this week, sort of losing control of this terrorist suspect. >> it hasn't. and the first week back of a new parliamentary kind of usually is a point back of a new parliamentary kind of the sually is a point back of a new parliamentary kind of the governmentoint back of a new parliamentary kind of the government tries to where the government tries to set the agenda and actually what's happened

daily lives. the european union expressed the opinion that the law council bishr is a suitable place to examine thesequences of unilateral sanctions on human rights and to examine the issue. the words of the world representatives showed that the sanctions are a direct violation of the human right to life and development, as well as a threat to world peace, and they are used to make countries pregnant to change their policies. they are used among a large number of countries opposed to washington's policies, the oldest country against which the united states has used the weapon of sanctions has been defeated, which is under a complete economic blockade, which, as the representative of cuba emphasized at the human rights council meeting, has caused conditions it has become like a mass murder, the minister of foreign affairs said that iran will respond to the new western sanctions , mr. amir abdollahian said that the names of people who died can be seen in the list of sanctions, and this shows that the game of sanctions has become boring for the west, but the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affair

billion dollars, this figure does not represent the sufferings of cuban citizens in their daily lives, and he expressed his opinion to the european union that the human rights council is the right place to examine the consequences. unilateral sanctions on human rights are also europe. i ask where is the best place to investigate the issue. the words of the representatives of all the countries of the world showed that the sanctions are a direct violation of the human right to life and development, as well as a threat to world peace, and they are used to make countries pregnant to change their policies. sean among the large number of countries opposed to washington's policies, the oldest country against which the united states has used the weapon of sanctions has been under a complete economic blockade for a decade , which, as the representative of cuba emphasized at the human rights council meeting, caused the conditions it has become like a mass murder. the libyan red crescent announced that the number of flood victims in this country has reached 11,300. the mayor of the city of dele has predicted that

. >> yes , the daily express is >> yes, the daily express is always pro , triple lock, and always proey're always banging the drum to their concern and to keep it. their concern and that the government may water it down because , of course, the down because, of course, the triple lock grew grants the state pension growth by 2.5% by the rate of annual inflation or by earnings, whichever is highest. and i think ministers are slightly worried about the ongoing cost of pensions, although they haven't said they're going to change it. but they're going to change it. but the express yes, suspects they might be wanting to wipe it down. >> i would love to go into government and just on first day with no money, with no money, minister to spend , we can't do this. >> can't do that. i just love the right scrap back. get rid of that debt. foreign aid budget. you can forget that , though. i'm you can forget that, though. i'm very that should be very keen that we should be helping people in libya and helping people say in libya and people turkey, people that people in turkey, people that have these

this is in the daily express. >> this is a daily express exclusive.why uk's £480 million deal to stop the boats is doomed and it features a group of off duty french police officers in a bar having a nice time. so i feel a bit sorry for them because they are off duty . so because they are off duty. so they've done a two week the express done a two week probe into what the hell is going on with all the money, bearing in mind only recently we're actually hand actually we're still due to hand over 467,000,000in next three years to encourage the french to stop the people trafficking . stop the people trafficking. basically that's what we need to stop it. this isn't about the migrants. about people migrants. this is about people who making huge amounts of who are making huge amounts of money misery of these money out of the misery of these people coming across the channel. they've got an channel. but they've got an interview i've interview with the express. i've got interview with a duty got an interview with a off duty police , french officer police, frenc

but leading the daily express tonight, stay in loyal to rishi, the prime minister pledges to make thecould maybe help with that? casting in corporation tax? oh as he put it up to record levels. but you know, believe the spin if you want to. more on the media buzz now, though, with tonight's superstar panel though, with tonight's superstar panel. the author and broadcaster hamilton , broadcaster christine hamilton, the and activist the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser, matthew lazor. now comedy legend lazor. now the comedy legend and creator ted graham. creator of father ted graham. linehan has sacrificed it all in his brave defence of women's rights against the trans lobby . rights against the trans lobby. he's been forced out of the industry. he loves, hounded on social and most recently, social media and most recently, his fringe show was his edinburgh fringe show was forced relocate twice as woke forced to relocate twice as woke venues pulled the plug . well, venues pulled the plug. well, the best selling author of the boy in the striped pyj

the daily express hero dad killed by devil dogs was protecting his mother .ro, father was savaged to death by two american excel bully dogs as he protected his elderly mum. ian price was attacked by the animals after they jumped out of a neighbour's window just yards from a primary school where his wife was at work . brave locals tried to work. brave locals tried to drive the pair away during the 20 minute onslaught. but. but mr price, god bless him, god rest his soul, who who was 52, could not be saved. we'll discuss that with my pundits very shortly . with my pundits very shortly. murdoch team told sunak not to quit over partygate rishi sunak drafted a resignation statement on the day he was fined by police for breaching lockdown rules, but he was persuaded to stay on after an intervention by executives working for rupert murdoch . also, insomnia drug murdoch. also, insomnia drug gets nhs green light and there's no next day grogginess. that's right . the first nightly pill right. the first nightly pill for chronic insomnia has been greenlit by our health se

the daily express hero dad killed by devil dogs was protecting his mother .ro, father was savaged to death by two american excel bully dogs as he protected his elderly mum. ian price was attacked by the animals after they jumped out of a neighbour's window just yards from a primary school where his wife was at work . brave locals tried to work. brave locals tried to drive the pair away during the 20 minute onslaught. but. but mr price, god bless him, god rest his soul, who who was 52, could not be saved. we'll discuss that with my pundits very shortly . with my pundits very shortly. murdoch team told sunak not to quit over partygate rishi sunak drafted a resignation statement on the day he was fined by police for breaching lockdown rules, but he was persuaded to stay on after an intervention by executives working for rupert murdoch . also, insomnia drug murdoch. also, insomnia drug gets nhs green light and there's no next day grogginess. that's right . the first nightly pill right. the first nightly pill for chronic insomnia has been greenlit by our health se

but look on more serious news, jim, a really shocking expose by the daily express has revealed that frenchaxpayers to stop the migrant crisis, allowing boats to are allowing small boats to are allowing small boats to are allowing small boats to allowing these small boats to continue crossing the channel and they seem to be preferring partying to doing their job. now, jim, look , we have issue now, jim, look, we have no issue with the and it looks fun, with the party and it looks fun, doesn't it? but given the partying at the time on these small boats are literally being launched from the beaches of calais, there's an issue there, isn't there ? isn't there? >> yes, there is. this is partygate again. never mind, bons partygate again. never mind, boris or bernard jenkin. let's nick them french coppers, get them to go out there and sink some boats and do some work. all them little budding, little clouzeaux inspect the clouzeaux. i mean, they're absolutely hopeless, aren't they? and how much are we paying them a year? dan? 178 million. what we need to do is don't give them that money. just have

but look on more serious news, jim, a really shocking expose by the daily express has revealed that frenchaxpayers to stop the migrant crisis, allowing boats to are allowing small boats to are allowing small boats to are allowing small boats to allowing these small boats to continue crossing the channel and they seem to be preferring partying to doing their job. now, jim, look , we have issue now, jim, look, we have no issue with the and it looks fun, with the party and it looks fun, doesn't it? but given the partying at the time on these small boats are literally being launched from the beaches of calais, there's an issue there, isn't there ? isn't there? >> yes, there is. this is partygate again. never mind, bons partygate again. never mind, boris or bernard jenkin. let's nick them french coppers, get them to go out there and sink some boats and do some work. all them little budding, little clouzeaux inspect the clouzeaux. i mean, they're absolutely hopeless, aren't they? and how much are we paying them a year? dan? 178 million. what we need to do is don't give them that money. just have

yeah this is a story this morning in the daily express, that poor pupil hygiene is set to get worse inext yeah >> apparently yeah >> apparently due to cost of living. shirley says you can actually buy a bar of soap for under £0.30 and toothpaste is just £0.45 in some shops, such as home bargains or aldi. this is just sheer laziness . and yet is just sheer laziness. and yet again, parents putting the blame elsewhere. bad , lazy parenting. >> yeah , my mother always said >> yeah, my mother always said superman doesn't cost much. >> is it aldi or aldi ? >> is it aldi or aldi? >> is it aldi or aldi? >> is it aldi or aldi? >> i would say aldi. i don't know the right way. >> audi or audi . >> audi or audi. >> audi or audi. >> aldi. aldi >> aldi. aldi >> aldi. aldi >> aldi. anyway, paul coyte . >> aldi. anyway, paul coyte. >> aldi. anyway, paul coyte. >> how would you say it? >> how would you say it? >> how would you say it? >> how do you drive aldi? you go and buy things in. >> did you smell at school ? >> did you smell at school? >> did you smell at school? >> well, you know what? i always

but leading the daily express tonight, stay in loyal to rishi, the prime minister pledges to make thecould maybe help with that? casting in corporation tax? oh as he put it up to record levels. but you know, believe the spin if you want to. more on the media buzz now, though, with tonight's superstar panel though, with tonight's superstar panel. the author and broadcaster hamilton , broadcaster christine hamilton, the and activist the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser, matthew lazor. now comedy legend lazor. now the comedy legend and creator ted graham. creator of father ted graham. linehan has sacrificed it all in his brave defence of women's rights against the trans lobby . rights against the trans lobby. he's been forced out of the industry. he loves, hounded on social and most recently, social media and most recently, his fringe show was his edinburgh fringe show was forced relocate twice as woke forced to relocate twice as woke venues pulled the plug . well, venues pulled the plug. well, the best selling author of the boy in the striped pyj

she's not a shoplifter, political editor of the daily express, lister. shopaholic. i am a bit you are a shopaholic. i am a bit of a shopper. sam i were of a shopper. sam and i were just about that actually. >> honestly, it's time you >> honestly, it's every time you turn like a bit of turn on, i like a bit of shopping every open shopping every time you open a papen shopping every time you open a paper. at the moment or look at your social media, there's footage people nicking stuff footage of people nicking stuff from shops. the one, sam, from shops. the latest one, sam, is a person that just is this is a person that just walked into a shop, taken out 3—3 and just walks 3—3 cases of beer and just walks out. it with out. they're doing it with impunity. how? why >> and i think there >> this is it. and i think there seems a bit of a kind of seems to be a bit of a kind of narrative at the start of all this which has been this crisis, which has been going on for about a year now, that was do with, you that it was to do with, you know, covid and the cost of liv

, where they also feel all the delights of support for the ukrainian war, british scoreboards, daily expresse striking are the results of a study by the slovak academy. sciences, according to it, more than half of the slovaks welcome the victory of russia. it is worth remembering that the cultural iron curtain very much divides europe between the liberal west and the conservative east. no matter how hard it is was to accept this, many in central and eastern europe present moscow as a foil against what they consider a godless , all-permissive western world. this probably influences attitudes towards war, with or without weapons, but if hearts and minds begin to change seriously in eastern europe, the tide of the war could turn against ukraine. maybe. it is quite possible, because, but this will not happen as quickly as many say, because this is now a wave that is being observed in europe, that they will supply less weapons, they will provide less assistance, it is in tune with what is happening in the united states of america, that military assistance, an urgent package of $6 billion, which w

. >> the will of the people now is to rejoin even the daily express. >> latest polls show that 84% oftalk about. the idea and the message that we're sending to politicians as they go into party conference is , is just party conference is, is just that, that the will of the people is to rejoin the eu and to stop the damage that's happening to our country. >> yougov poll, >> well, the latest yougov poll, of that found in of course, said that found in august of year 59% august of this year that 59% of people wouldn't want a people said they wouldn't want a referendum this year. and only 39% would want a referendum in five years. so, of course, you know, different polls tell show five years. so, of course, you knydifferentent polls tell show five years. so, of course, you knydifferent results. 5 tell show five years. so, of course, you knydifferent results. what show five years. so, of course, you knydifferent results. what would us different results. what would rejoining look like ? how would rejoining look like? how would it work? it be it actually work? would it be the labour take us t

rishi sunak under pressure over school funding as a concrete crisis grows, the daily mirror, the class clients, and the expressinjection to save lives and cut the £6.5 billion will bill. but is all us tonight. i am back tomorrow. see you then, good night. this mother washes clothes a few times a week to support her three children. she doesn't want us to use her name. the money for school fees quickly runs out. there's barely enough for food, so her daughter has to find work. she's started selling her body. she's 14 years old. translation: as a parent, - it's not easy to tell a child to do something like that. i would like her to go to school like other children, but because i don't have any means, she's forced to do thatjob. my heart is broken, and i don't want it to continue. she's not the only one. we've spoken with a woman who runs a brothel. she told us she's been getting more and more young girls. music. at this shelter, a rare moment ofjoy — celebrating a birthday party. these children were abused, abandoned or trafficked, some forced into the sex trade. rescue centres are struggling to meet the growing

. >> the will of the people now is to rejoin even the daily express .st polls show that 84% of their readers want to either rejoin or have a second referendum. this is something we have to talk about. the idea and the message that we're sending to politicians as they go into party conference is just that, that the will of the people is to rejoin the eu to and stop the damage that's happening to our country . country. >> don't who she is asked, but my star of week has to be gb my star of the week has to be gb news, which was most watched news, which was the most watched news channel tuesday and beat news channel on tuesday and beat sky three days in a row sky news for three days in a row . now a former bbc boss also speculated newsnight their speculated that newsnight their once flagship show could be scrapped due to so few viewers. the tide is turning. well done , the tide is turning. well done, gb news. and to those who said that we would would only would be gone in six months, nothing like blowing your own trumpet. it's been a mucky old week . so it's

tony blair era in what they call a final reshuffle before next year's general election and the daily express. the miracle weight loss jab. and it claims it could save the lives of millions and cut £6.5 billion from the nhs obesity bill. >> and joining us to go through the papers in more detail this morning, we have columnist for conservative home and gb news presenter emily carver and the writer journalist andy jones presenter emily carver and the writ