. >> i have endured weeks now of ridicule from both darren the daily express who have claimed i've quitren has said that i'm making people ill. well, i think it's about time for this. >> government is not acting fast enough on adopting sex and relationship education to teach kids about homosexuality, about trans sexuality. we should be taught from a young age that these are normal things. these people are normal people within our society that you are going to meet. yes. net f. >> yes, yes. net f. >> if this poll, if the poll. >> if this poll, if the poll. >> was done, if the. >> was done, if the. >> poll was done before that went live, i'm telling you, i'd be in the lead at the moment. >> all right. listen. >> all right. listen. >> is all i could say. as churchill once very wisely. >> said. >> said. >> if you are not a liberal when if you're not a conservative, by the time you get a bit older, when you're an idiot. >> yeah. so thank you, thank you. >> all i could say is i learned the lesson. >> what did churchill. >> what did churchill. >> say about that jacket? >> say about that jacket

we spoke to neil squires who was the former chief sports wise at the daily express who believes joining for them is the right move full astrid. the situation, old chocolate become untenable from a mobile number that made it pretty clear wherever he stood on rush for it. and it wasn't looking like he had any involvement in the 1st thing we hadn't played in 11 of the last 12 games, much de squad. see the only one he was a he didn't get only guns, new capital. so. so he's future at old trafford. much is it would be in these how i say, i think come, he has to move on and reached out to the villa, not to club on the up. it's stable, well coached, and i think to be out of the united. so papa will probably off, is this the fresh stuff that i'm off because the rest of it needs? yeah. meanwhile, portugal international as well. felix is on his way to italy to join ac milan on loan. the chelsea man has only started 3 premier. the games this season for the blues, milano, 8th, and settle with an italian cub court a final against roma on the horizon. but another form of the chelsea man has lift midla

we spoke to a neil squires who's a former chief sports writer at the daily express. he believes joining villa is the right to me for respite the situation old truck to become untenable from us, move a number that made it pretty clear where he stood on rush for it and it wasn't looking like he had any involvement in the 1st day. we haven't played a and 11 of the last 12 games much day squall and see the only one he was a he didn't get on the guns new capital. so. so he's future at old trafford. much is it would be in his hall. i'd say a i think come, he has to move on and reached out to villa, not to club on the up. it's stable, well coached, and i think to be out of the united. so papa probably off was that fresh stuff that marcus rest with needs. yeah, another big name on the me is your a 2024 when alfred alaska, the 32 year old spanish jenkins joins got a test drive from ac milan on a one year loan deal with the so if you side having the option to extend the deal or make it permanent. the access code 5 goes in 16 to parents is in syria out this season. speaking of

as we spoke to neil squires who's a former chief, spoke twice at the daily express who believes joining brother is the right move, full, arrested, the situation old trumpeted. become untenable for him, a mobile number that made it pretty clear where he stood on rush for it and it wasn't looking like he had any involvement in the 1st time. you had replied and 11 of the last 12 games much day squad. see the only one he was a he didn't get only guns, new capital. so. so he's future at old trafford. much is it would be in his hall, i'd say a, i think come, he has to move on and reached out to the video and that's a club on the up. it's stable of well coached and i think to be out of the united. so papa will probably off. is this the fresh stuff that marcus rest with needs? yeah. or another big name on the move is year 2024. when i overall my daughter, the 32 year old spanish strike a has to in the got a test drive from ac, mila, and on a one year loan deal with the ticket side having the option to extend the deal or make it permanent. what access code 5 goals and 16 appearances and city are

the scottish daily express has been reported to the police scotland.ssment of doctor beth orton upton, after the newspaper referred to the transgender medic as a man. the controversy stems from a legal case involving nhs fife and doctor upton, where a nurse, sandy pegi, is suing after her objection to doctor upton's presence in female changing rooms led to her suspension. have you been following this case, brian? >> how do i. >> how do i. >> how do i. >> how do i report that? sorry, but i've been following it very closely. i actually went to the tribunal. >> wow. and there were i mean, it was incredible. i was just reading it on twitter or x and just some of the admissions that were coming out were insane. we have a doctor who doesn't acknowledge biological sex. >> pretty much. it's a nebulous dog whistle with no meaning. >> yes. well, there we go. well that's good. that'll helpful. next time, i need to get my prostate examined. aiden, have you. are you familiar with this case? >> yeah. well, i mean, as somebody called aiden, i've been misgendered as a

yet the express has rachel reeves tax rate hurts british farms and the daily star has.get the big coat out. apparently it's going to be cold. so yeah, that guardian headline. we've got lammy again. nick. >> yes, trump said it could be a big mistake. but what this is, we've heard a lot about this us aid. this is a big thing. it looks like it's saying you said but it's us aid if you haven't heard about it. it was things like projects like giving $20 million to an iraqi version of sesame street, 2 million on morocco, moroccan pottery classes, 27 million on gift bags to illegals before deporting them. there's a whole list of absurd things you can. >> look up, but there is also drag shows in ecuador. and there was transgender pride in serbia, right? i mean, this is the sort of thing i can understand u.s. aid. it's the sort of soft projection of american values around the world, which sounds like a good idea, you know, democracy, stuff like that. but that's not the values that they're projecting. the values they're projecting. the values they're projecting. the values they're

the sunday express has australians won't ditch monarchy and the daily star on sunday has blokes.use and that's it for tonight's show. thank you to my guests louis and nick. i'll be back tomorrow night at 11 pm. with simon evans and steve n allen. and if you're watching the five and repeat, then stay tuned for breakfast. see you tomorrow, i hope. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. it's going to turn much more unsettled through sunday. outbreaks of rain, strong winds as well could be some local disruption but it is staying on the mild side. a brief ridge of high pressure through saturday, but that's being replaced by this wet and windy weather moving in from the atlantic, bringing strong winds. outbreaks of rain across many parts through the day tomorrow. so a quiet end to saturday, some low cloud, mist and murk developing as we move into the early hours. but later on in the night we'll see outbreaks of rain, stron

daily. mail leads with. andrew told epstein we'll play again soon. the express has. i will fight to honour the will of the people, and the times has. >> long term. >> long term. >> sick, facing crackdown on benefits and more front pages. >> to come. »- >> to come. >> in a second. but first, ben, what do you make of saturday's daily mail? >> well, prince. andrew told epstein will play. >> more soon. >> more soon. >> that's just i mean, at. this point. >> if you don't think prince andrew is a bit of a wrong'un, then i mean, what. >> more. >> more. >> do you need? >> do you need? >> i think. >> i think. >> if you're not convinced. by now, then you need. >> to be. >> to be. >> looked into. >> looked into. >> could a. >> could a. >> man golf? >> man golf? >> i'm here. >> i'm here. >> to offer balance. you've got to offer. >> broadcast balance. >> broadcast balance. >> and i think. >> and i think. >> i think he's a top. >> i think he's a top. >> top guy. >> top guy. >> yeah, you're right. >> yeah, you're right. >> out of context. it just sounds like an hr nightmare, doesn'

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the only roman catholic church in gaza to express his paternal closeness to the people there for over a year. the vatican says he's maintained nearly daily contact with the church throughout the war between israel and hamas. even though his condition is im proving we are still seeing at mass and vigil and prayers happening in the vatican city and for many catholics, it is reminiscent of when pope benedict resigned ultimately and 2013 due to his poor health and old age. but as of now, the vatican says that any speculation about a potential replacement or the pope resigning is all speculation in chicago. mills hayes. >> still ahead here, 3 tough times ahead for san francisco. public schools, possible layoffs on the line with hundreds teachers and after the break, what we're learning about who was behind doge >> happening today, the san francisco school board is expected to vote on issuing preliminary layoff notices. these potential job cuts are part of the district's efforts to close 113 million dollar budget deficit kron four's dan kerman explains. >> tough times ahead for the san francisco unified school district now facing 113 million d

the only roman catholic church in gaza to express his paternal closeness to the people there for over a year. the vatican says he's maintained nearly daily contact with the church throughout the war between israel and hamas. even though his condition is im proving we are still seeing at mass and vigil and prayers happening in the vatican city and for many catholics, it is reminiscent of when pope benedict resigned ultimately and 2013 due to his poor health and old age. but as of now, the vatican says that any speculation about a potential replacement or the pope resigning is all speculation in chicago. mills hayes. >> new at 4 developing news now from chicago midway international airport. take a look at this. a southwest flight from omaha coming in for a landing. it was forced to go around at the very last minute because of a private business jet crossing the runway. this happened earlier today. the southwest plane's wheels nearly touching the ground before quickly aborts the landing pulling back into the air and avoid certain disaster. according to preliminary data from tracking site flight radar, 24 dot com. the business jet was a flex

the only roman catholic church in gaza to express his paternal closeness to the people there for over a year. the vatican says he's maintained nearly daily contact with the church throughout the war between israel and hamas. even though his condition is im proving we are still seeing at mass and vigil and prayers happening in the vatican city and for many catholics, it is reminiscent of when pope benedict resigned ultimately and 2013 due to his poor health and old age. but as of now, the vatican says that any speculation about a potential replacement or the pope resigning is all speculation in chicago. mills hayes. can you >> still ahead here. job what one person did to their partner allegedly got away with 2 puppies. a lot on it. a break. amanda stopped at airport security waiting to hear what they found inside >> take a look at this here. i man allegedly hid more than $10,000 worth of cocaine in a wig that he was wearing. he was trying to board a flight from colombia to amsterdam when police arrested him. they saw the package is through a scanner and then they pulled the men aside so they could search him cutting off, you know, the to

daily pill to drink less or to quit drinking altogether. text tv1 to 710 710. >> to learn more. >> i want to show you two very different, totally incredible expressions of protest in our time. the first one depends on nature. on an annual natural event that's called firefall. look at that. every february, the way the sunset hits this waterfall at the top of the rock formation called el capitan in yosemite national park, it creates a, like, surreal orange glowing effect, almost like the waterfall is made of fire. firefall at yosemite is a really big tourist attraction. like on a geologic scale, thousands of people camp out to look up at this exact spot where the february sun hits the waterfall in just this way. well, it's now february and firefall is on. and on saturday this weekend, a group of yosemite park employees made it the site of a peaceful but dramatic protest. they climbed to the top of this 3000 foot rock formation. and they hung an american flag upside down, which in us flag code is the symbol of dire distress. the park employee who provided the flag told the san francisco chronicle. the point was to bring attention to what is happening to the parks.

express here today are my own. over the past few weeks, we have been treated to daily litany of examples of waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer-funded foreign aid usaid and the state department used foreign aid as a global platform to push radical and even ideas that have shocked and angered the american people. one cannot help but ask, was there anyone in the room raising their hand to say this is not a good idea, this might cost us? we might lose the trust of the american people. yes. foreign aid should be a tool to advance national security interests. in the past, it did today, it does not frankly, spending more on aid, there more world puppetry and hunger today -- more world poverty and hunger today, more instability, and developing countries are beholden to adversaries. the usaid interagency working group that put all aid projects through a counter china lens, that was dismantled. instead, the biden administration wasted billions of dollars on a global green agenda that forced poor countries to rely on china for their energy needs. these countries sought for trade with an investment from the united states to

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it's a reminder that the senate could use on a daily frequent basis, that there is more that brings us together than pulls us apart. but the expressioncare and concern for the people who were on this flight once again demonstrates that in the human heart, there's something that still exists about how we value and appreciate the lives of others. mr. president, i ask as if in legislative session and notwithstanding rule 22, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of s. res. 64 which is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 64 honoring the memory of the victims of the tragic mid air collision between american airlines flight 5342 and united states army aviation brigade priority air transport 25 on january 29, 2025. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed. mo mourn. mr. moran: i ask that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. the presiding officer: the chair recognizes

going to be speaking to the dad of eight year old leo aveling, who is on the front page of the daily expresswspaper this morning. >> and the silent i protest album. kate bush, annie lennox, billy ocean are just a few of the 1000 artists rallying against the government's ai plans all to do with copyright. we're going to bring you their best song shortly. >> and getting things done. president zelenskyy is going to head to washington as he agrees to exchange mineral resources in return for aid from president trump. have a listen. >> i hear that he's coming on friday. certainly it's okay with me if he'd like to. it's a very big deal. look, it could be $1 trillion deal. it could be whatever. but it's rare earths and other things. >> and you've just spotted a video, haven't you? >> that trump extraordinary video that trump's put on his truth and whatever his. >> truth social. >> truth social. >> truth social website. it's a it's an ai video, but it's of a vision of gaza because as he said, he wants to take over gaza. it includes trump hotels and a huge gold statue of donald trump. now it's an ente

. >> oh, you're hard on my panel tonight is daily express columnist carole malone.e got former labour party adviser paul richards and former tory party chairman sir jake berry. oh, and can anyone recognise this woman? >> our former first minister john legend, are here tonight. >> as elton john tribute acts are getting cheaper, aren't they? get ready britain, here we go. are we living in a keir starmer police state? next. >> good evening. the top stories this hour. nigel farage hit back at the prime minister today after sir keir starmer accused the reform uk leader of the party's, quote, dangerous politics. addressing members in cornwall this evening, mr farage addressed antifa activists who had attempted to disrupt the event and he also said free speech will prevail. >> let me give a message to antifa. let me give a message to two tier. keir starmer. let me give a message to all of them. we will not be cowed. we will not be silenced by anybody. we are the british people and we want a common sense government back in charge of our country. we are going to fight for it

on my panel tonight is daily express columnist carole malone, ex—labour adviser paul richards and formerarty chairman sir jake berry. oh, and do you sirjake berry. oh, and do you recognise this woman? >> our former first minister, john. legends are here tonight. >> to be fair, i'd vote for independence. >> from that. get ready, britain, here we go. it's ten weeks. all you get for battering a constituent. next. >> patrick. thank you. the top stories. nigel farage hit back at the prime minister today after sir keir starmer accused the reform uk leader of the party's, quote, dangerous politics. addressing members in cornwall this evening, mr farage addressed antifa activists who attempted to disrupt the event and he also said free speech will prevail. >> let me give a message to antifa. let me give a message to two tier. keir starmer. let me give a message to all of them. we will not be cowed. we will not be silenced by anybody. we are the british people and we want a common sense government back in charge of our country. we are going to fight for it and we are going to win. >> us president

my panel tonight is associate editor at the daily express, sam lester, gb news, presenter alex armstrongnd journalist jonathan liz. i wonder how on earth did this happen? >> oh no no no no no. oh, let's. >> get ready britain. here we go. keir starmer has been humiliated by the poxy eu next. >> good evening. it's 9:03. i'm katie bowen in the gb news newsroom. france is set to convene a second meeting on ukraine tomorrow with european nafions ukraine tomorrow with european nations who weren't present at talks yesterday. nato ally canada has also been invited, according to diplomatic sources. that comes as us secretary of state marco rubio and russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, have agreed to appoint high level teams to begin working on a path to end russia's war in ukraine as soon as possible. a kremlin delegate says the us and russia had a positive, constructive four hour meeting in saudi arabia about the war. lavrov added that the deployment of nato troops in ukraine is unacceptable for russia. president zelenskyy of ukraine has reiterated today that negotiations should not take pl

my panel tonight is associate editor at the daily express, sam lester, gb news, presenter alex armstrongnd journalist jonathan liz. i wonder how on earth did this happen? >> oh no no no no no. oh, let's. >> get ready britain. here we go. keir starmer has been humiliated by the poxy eu next. >> good evening. it's 9:03. i'm katie bowen in the gb news newsroom. france is set to convene a second meeting on ukraine tomorrow with european nafions ukraine tomorrow with european nations who weren't present at talks yesterday. nato ally canada has also been invited, according to diplomatic sources. that comes as us secretary of state marco rubio and russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, have agreed to appoint high level teams to begin working on a path to end russia's war in ukraine as soon as possible. a kremlin delegate says the us and russia had a positive, constructive four hour meeting in saudi arabia about the war. lavrov added that the deployment of nato troops in ukraine is unacceptable for russia. president zelenskyy of ukraine has reiterated today that negotiations should not take pl

for you relating to non—crime hate incidents are my panel tonight is the associate editor at the daily expressdlord and activist adam brooks, and the historian and broadcaster doctor tessa dunlop. 0h, broadcaster doctor tessa dunlop. oh, and in some lighter news, what's going on at this pub? >> you've been feeling salty >> you�*ve been feeling salty about our village pub closing down. >> we might be a lulu, but we�*re trying to save our pub from being knocked down. along with its rich 400 year history. >> get ready britain, here we go. has keir starmer put diane abbott in charge of the numbers next? >> good evening. it's just gone. 9:00 i�*m sophia wenzler with your headlines from the bbc newsroom. donald trump has confirmed president zelenskyy will visit him on friday to sign a very big agreement. the us president held his first cabinet meeting at the white house since his inauguration last month, joined by his billionaire adviser elon musk. attention quickly turned to the minerals deal with ukraine. >> president zelenskyy is going to be coming on friday. that's now confirmed, and we�*re goin

we've also got journalist benjamin butterworth and daily express political journo christiane karg. and the police have issued a mug shot of this woman. does anyone know who she is? anyone? does she look familiar to you? okay. get ready. britain. here we go. is diversity in the nhs killing people next. >> good evening. it's 9:03. i'm katie bowen in the gb news newsroom. breaking news out of canada this evening. a delta airlines plane has flipped and crashed on landing at toronto pearson airport with eight people reportedly injured. footage shows the plane apparently flipped entirely upside down. toronto's pearson airport said it was aware of an incident involving a delta plane arriving from minneapolis, and that emergency teams were responding. canada police has said it does not know the circumstances surrounding the crash. all 80 people on board were evacuated, according to cbs news. and of the eight reported injuries, one was critical and the rest were mild to moderate. regional paramedic authorities have reported. the faa says there is currently a ground stop at the airport follo

we've also got journalist benjamin butterworth and daily express political journo christiane karg. oh, and the police have issued a mug shot of this woman. does anyone know who she is? anyone? does she look familiar to you? okay. get ready. britain. here we go. is diversity in the nhs killing people next. >> good evening. it's 9:03. i'm katie bowen in the gb news newsroom. breaking news out of canada this evening. a delta airlines plane has flipped and crashed on landing at toronto pearson airport with eight people reportedly injured. footage shows the plane apparently flipped entirely upside down. toronto's pearson airport said it was aware of an incident involving a delta plane arriving from minneapolis, and that emergency teams were responding. canada police has said it does not know the circumstances surrounding the crash. all 80 people on board were evacuated, according to cbs news. and of the eight reported injuries, one was critical and the rest were mild to moderate. regional paramedic authorities have reported. the faa says there is currently a ground stop at the airport f

on my panel tonight is daily express columnist carole malone, ex—labour adviser paul richards and formery party chairman sir jake berry. oh, and do you sirjake berry. oh, and do you recognise this woman? >> our former first minister, john. legends are here tonight. >> to be fair, i'd vote for independence. >> from that. get ready, britain, here we go. it's ten weeks. all you get for battering a constituent. next. >> patrick. thank you. the top stories. nigel farage hit back at the prime minister today after sir keir starmer accused the reform uk leader of the party's, quote, dangerous politics. addressing members in cornwall this evening, mr farage addressed antifa activists who attempted to disrupt the event and he also said free speech will prevail. >> let me give a message to antifa. let me give a message to two tier. keir starmer. let me give a message to all of them. we will not be cowed. we will not be silenced by anybody. we are the british people and we want a common sense government back in charge of our country. we are going to fight for it and we are going to win. >> us presid

of course, we are joined by daily express columnist carole malone.ormer labour party adviser matthew laza and ex—chairman of the tory party, sir jake berry. carole, when it looks as though he might have done some legal advice for these caribbean nafions advice for these caribbean nations who are about to try to claim something like £18 trillion off us and his back catalogue, you do wonder whether or not this guy has britain's best interests at heart? >> i best interes

europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express. reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do the whole show just on the telegraph. >> i wonder. >> i wonder. >> whether it was. >> whether it was. >> specifically in order to. address concerns i'd raised on previous shows, that we were given an a4 simulacrum. >> of the. >> of the. >> front page. and that's just so.the >> front page. and that's just so. the type. >> is so dense. >> on it. yeah, they do manage to cram a lot in there. the big. story is taking. >> up. >> up. >> the top half of the paper. >> the top half of the paper. >> france's nuclear. >> france's nuclear. >> shield for europe as against america's nuclear. >> it was. that's how. >> it was. that's how. >> george w. >> george w. >> bush used to pronounce it. >> bush used to pronounce it. >> always amuse me. the big. >> always amuse me. the big. >> picture there, the. >> pic

europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do the whole show just on the telegraph. >> i wonder. >> i wonder. >> whether it was. >> whether it was. >> specifically in order to. address concerns i'd raised on previous shows, that we were given an a4 simulacrum. >> of the. >> of the. >> front page. and that's just so.the >> front page. and that's just so. the type. >> is so dense. >> on it. yeah, they do manage to cram a lot in there. the big. story is taking. >> up. >> up. >> the top half of the paper. >> the top half of the paper. >> france's nuclear. >> france's nuclear. >> shield for europe as against america's nuclear. >> it was. that's how. >> it was. that's how. >> george w. >> george w. >> bush used to pronounce it. >> bush used to pronounce it. >> always amuse me. the big. >> always amuse me. the big. >> picture there, the. >> pict

europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do the whole show just on the telegraph. >> i wonder. >> i wonder. >> whether it was. >> whether it was. >> specifically in order to. address concerns i'd raised on previous shows, that we were given an a4 simulacrum. >> of the. >> of the. >> front page. and that's just so.the >> front page. and that's just so. the type. >> is so dense. >> on it. yeah, they do manage to cram a lot in there. the big. story is taking. >> up. >> up. >> the top half of the paper. >> the top half of the paper. >> france's nuclear. >> france's nuclear. >> shield for europe as against america's nuclear. >> it was. that's how. >> it was. that's how. >> george w. >> george w. >> bush used to pronounce it. >> bush used to pronounce it. >> always amuse me. the big. >> always amuse me. the big. >> picture there, the. >> pict

of course, we are joined by daily express columnist carole malone.former labour party adviser matthew laza and ex—chairman of the tory party, sir jake berry. carole, when it looks as though he might have done some legal advice for these caribbean nafions advice for these caribbean nations who are about to try to claim something like £18 trillion off us and his back catalogue, you do wonder whether or not this guy has britain's best interests at heart? >> i don't think he does at all. i think he thinks brits are basically a bunch of imperialist, colonialist racists. you know, he he's he's a dangerous. you describe the progressive law. he's the dangerous progressive who also believes britain is wrong about everything. and i think he is abusing his position now as attorney general to right the wrongs of the empire as he sees it. and so he's he's keen on reparations. he wants that to happen, although they never have happenedin happen, although they never have happened in this country. and i think he does dislike britain. i think he does dislike britain. i

the sunday express has britain's living in fear for economy and the daily star on sunday has tv. alan evil spirit called my mother a many asterisks which we don't know what they are, but let's have a look at the sunday telegraph. telegraph and that chagos story. corruption in mauritius. i would never have thought it. >> yeah. architect of chagos deal raided over cash scam. the former prime minister of mauritius had his house raided for three hours. they'd already raided his associates house and found tens of thousands in cash, in some suitcases and some rolexes and cartier watches and some uk visas. basically, it's like they raided andrew tate's house. just kidding andrew. he knows. he knows where bros. but i mean, come on, this is madness. and so yeah, the visas, the watches and cash in over a dozen currencies. and obviously chris philp, who now is sort of apparently obliged to pop up and comment on every single news story. he's saying, well, how can we, you know, britain, give them money when. yeah, it's going to end up in some suitcase somewhere. i'm paraphrasing. >> yeah. app