all right, well, let's do daily star. and let's do the daily star. their hands are calling for the midget pub to change name, midget pub to change its name, as offensive. they've as it's too offensive. they've clearly never visited the fighting louis is a fighting cocks. louis which is a real problem kingston. real problem in kingston. >> it is. there's lots of >> i bet it is. there's lots of the cocks and the cocks and cocks. yeah. >> can you stop saying cock? >> can you stop saying cock? >> yeah, well, if if he >> yeah, well, if you if he opens a pub, this is, this is a midget pub and socks and some karen , some some left wing. karen, some some left wing. karen, some some left wing. karen out of liverpool hope university, who's a lecturer in disability and education or something. and this is a pub that's in in oxfordshire right next to where they made midget cars, which is , which is uh, i'm cars, which is, which is uh, i'm against it, against the whole thing. >> i'm against leave the name. >> i'm against leave the name. >> they always out themselv

and finally, the daily star readers save baloo . daily star readers save baloo. . and those were your front pages. that's it for tonight's show. thank you to my guests, josh and louis krasner. thank you josh will be back here tomorrow with paul cox and kerry marks. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler . >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boiler. sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast i'm craig snell. we're looking ahead to sunday. certainly going to be the best day of the weekend for many of us. it should drier and brighter should be drier and brighter before there. we'd before we get there. we'd have this weather front to move across the uk, but you note the winds are coming in from the south—west, is going to be south—west, so it is going to be a mild night and that will continue too . so continue into tomorrow too. so we have area of rain . some we have this area of rain. some of will be heavy, of this rain wil

a5 wrongful convictions and the daily star . as ever, slightly daily star.ver, slightly off pieced . don't flush your bog off pieced. don't flush your bog if it's raining. i'm not sure if we'll have time to cover that important story, but those were your front pages. so once again, um, the same story dominating most of the front pages . chris most of the front pages. chris gunter the mail have it? >> yes. harry spends just 45 minutes with charles and duke and william have no plans to meet at all. so he spent 45 minutes with charles. >> charles rang him to tell him the bad news. >> his cancer diagnosis and they've this meeting. they've had this meeting. >> saying it's a very >> they're saying it's a very brief meeting. >> i don't know what's a >> um, i don't know what's a what's appropriate length? what's an appropriate length? >> minutes seems to >> 45 minutes seems to be reasonable not. reasonable to me. it's not. doesn't snatched ? i doesn't it feel snatched? i mean, anything less than ten minutes would probably been minutes would probably have been a curs

daily star you love my family. daily star you stinker . that's a dart story, stinker.'s a dart story, which we will get to in a moment. those were your front pages. moment. those were your front pages . so moment. those were your front pages. so we're going to kick off with the daily mail. louis, obviously this is the big russian story that is dominating all of the front. >> yes, yes. good well, >> yes, yes. good news. well, relatively putin will pay for what he did to my husband. how is this good news? well, you know what? because you don't know. you don't know whether it's the run , it might it's in the long run, it might be news. it expose be good news. it might expose putin as being horrible guy. be good news. it might expose putiiitas being horrible guy. be good news. it might expose putiiit means; horrible guy. be good news. it might expose putiiit means; idownfalluy. be good news. it might expose putiiit means; idownfall of and it means the downfall of putin not good news putin because it's not good news for the victim. no one guy dies, but good habits. for the

the mirror shame on you daily you and the daily star. >> return the beast from the >> return of the beastthe east and those were front east and those were your front pages. >> so let's kick off with the daily mail. >> paul. >> paul. >> yeah, i feel i feel like i should be doing the boris story. >> yeah, yeah, i just saw that. i was like, why are we doing some stuff about migration? and some stuff about migration? and so anyway, this is important. this is also important. >> the daily mail, you so >> the daily mail, thank you so much all your kindness. much for all your kindness. >> this is william's message to the nation brother jets the nation as his brotherjets back to la after a 26 hour trip. >> obviously it's been quite >> and obviously it's been quite the quite a harrowing week, >> quite a harrowing week, i guess, for the royal family. >> quite a harrowing week, i gueit'sfor the royal family. >> quite a harrowing week, i gueit's reassuring al family. >> quite a harrowing week, i gueit's reassuring al famithem >> it's reassuring to see them out about . um, >> it's reassuring to see the

convictions and the daily star .ning. those were your front pages . that's all we your front pages. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, chris interwetten and scott capurro. we are back tomorrow at 11 pm. when andrew doyle doyle will joined by tomorrow at 11 pm. when andrew doyl> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. i'm alex deakin . tonight some snowy deakin. tonight some snowy weather across northern scotland and some rain across the south that will slowly b

interesting and daily star killer ghost keeps flushing my bog.itating those of your front pages . so those of your front pages. so let's begin with the mail on sunday. frances yes. >> so, yes. so this is a story about a bbc editor who was hired in as an expert witness to help at least 15 somalian criminals fight deportation and the details in these cases are just horrifying . horrifying. >> so, uh, so one of them suggested that, uh, she represented a violent criminal convicted of assault and robbery would be at risk . would it be a would be at risk. would it be a risk from terrorists in somalia? as his tattoo arms would be seen as a sign of homosexuality and so she was brought out again and again and again as a paid expert witness, uh, to basically argue on behalf of these criminals why they shouldn't be deported. and these are criminals who have been accused of some of the most heinous crimes , attacking girls heinous crimes, attacking girls with learning difficulties . um, with learning difficulties. um, but being involved in fights with in pos

and finally, the daily star has the unhappy wanderer and those were your front pages .t's were your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those stories, starting with the telegraph. >> paul, what have they got on the cover? >> shapps woke extreme lists are rife in army, so this is obviously a grant shapps. >> and the cabinet minister warned that the drumbeat of those who despise britain is failing the army, and the public. failing the army, and the pubuc.so failing the army, and the public. so grant shapps has vowed to end this poisonous woke culture that has crept into the military. >> and he on monday is launching a review of diversity rules . and a review of diversity rules. and there's one place there's a number of jobs where, um, you know, woke culture is really not of any advantage whatsoever, particularly when you need to win or if there's any aggression involved where and we're not talking about microaggression here, we're talking about macro , here, we're talking about macro, macro, massive aggressions involving weapons and machine guns and things like t

uh, this the star . this is the daily star. they're not going the same way as everyone else. why would ? would they? >> not. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> trailblazers . >> they're trailblazers. >> they're trailblazers. >> they're trailblazers. >> t is up the spout. finally, we're going to be paying attention what's happening attention to what's happening with houthis . with the houthis. >> crisis as houthi >> so uk in crisis as houthi fuelled tea shortage could lead to shop a revolution . to shop a revolution. >> so actually, this is a political story . this is a political story. this is a houthi rebels bombing tea . yes. houthi rebels bombing tea. yes. >> you know. ha ha ha. >> votes you know. ha ha ha. carry on britain. we've run out of tea now we're going care, of tea now we're going to care, is gist of this. is the gist of this. >> okay. >> okay. >> um, so says that shoppers >> um, so it says that shoppers threatened revolution after threatened a revolution after being struggle being warned they may struggle to

. to fire up engine of the north and the daily star .he daily star. you're the devil in disguise and those were your front pages . paul, you're your front pages. paul, you're up . first. let's kick off with up. first. let's kick off with the sunday times. sunday times bodyguards for three female mps as safety fears rise. now, private security company is being deployed to protect mps amid warnings that the israeli hamas conflict is a generation al radicalisation moment. and it's difficult . whilst that's it's difficult. whilst that's quite hyperbolic , it is quite quite hyperbolic, it is quite difficult to argue with it . we difficult to argue with it. we are finding ourselves in a situation now where people are genuinely scared for their own safety , and it all seems these safety, and it all seems these are elected leaders. absolutely. and you know what makes britain great is democracy . and what great is democracy. and what makes democracy great. i don't know, wetherspoons , i would know, wetherspoons, i would argue. yeah. and what make

death mirror now make them pay the times schools will get greater power to ban mobiles and the daily star undead as the dodo and those are your front pages . right. we are your front pages. right. we are going to kick off with the daily telegraph who we got that i will carry. >> i'll have it come on charlie, come on charlie. okay. yes, chum. one come on, old chum. one first named chum . uh, so this first named chum. uh, so this is, uh , a row that's broken over is, uh, a row that's broken over the, uh, the post office. um uh, dispute, which, of course, is awful. more than 4000 people are being told they'd be eligible for compensation, but this is really about the post office chairman or former post office chairman or former post office chairman um who chairman henry staunton. um who was fired by badenoch . badenoch? was fired by badenoch. badenoch? >> knock, knock. >> knock, knock. >> well, i'm going with badenoch because think it's a jewish because i think it's a jewish name. you made it scottish . name. you made it more scottish. >> no, they're not. you know, >> no, no they're not. you

now, let's just the daily star just finally hit the daily star very quickly before we move on, you'vehis, scott. apparently scott. all right. apparently sniffing scott. all right. apparently srbig�*ng scott. all right. apparently srbig turn on in the uk. a big turn on in the uk. >> over 2 million people have expressed interest. it's not just it's a drive. and just a fetish, it's a drive. and this is funny. just a fetish, it's a drive. and this is funny . the photo of the this is funny. the photo of the guy here looks like steve merchant worked merchant to me, whom i worked with monday night. i wish with on monday night. i wish i known i could have who'd with on monday night. i wish i kn> it's ni, so he'll be completely unaware of whether he's giant. completely unaware of whether

the daily star indian jones and the indomitable mrs. mop. those were your front pages . so let's were your front pages. so let's kick off with the daily mail. josh. >> hundreds of high risk flights land in the uk unchecked, so this is another loophole . this is another loophole. >> uh, essentially private jets . >> uh, essentially private jets. and they come in and they're they don't have a border control . so they just all the but the difference is it's okay because it's rich people. yeah it's rich gangsters and drug dealers and uh, people being sex trafficked. >> so did they not have to go through any sort of customs at all? well, 20% do. >> okay i suppose >> okay or i suppose so. >> okay or i suppose so. >> a of check >> it's a sort of spot check type thing. that's the idea. >> but they're that high >> but they're saying that high risk >> but they're saying that high fisk have >> but they're saying that high risk have been risk flights have been just basically getting through. yeah. uh,so is the serious risk? basically getting through

daily star also mentioned the victory process of iran against japan and wrote: iran sent japanese stars to the premier league and this was a heartbreaking defeat for the japanese. mohammad sataei sed and sim news agency. club football in europe during the 23rd week. god bless your company. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate, dear viewers, hello , good afternoon, we are with you with the news segment at 13:00 . mr. raisi in a meeting with a group of activists and officials.

, which is going a urgent, uh, going to be a more urgent, uh, priority, finally ending with the daily star, let's understand this on, least. >> yeah. sing for your supper. i'm not going to promise you complete understanding, but it's boffin star boffin again. you know, the star likes boffin reveals likes a boffin. boffin reveals we serenade food . so we should serenade our food. so a guru at a celebrity health guru at unnamed , at least on front unnamed, at least on the front page, says need to sing to page, says we need to sing to our food to improve wellbeing. and we should eat pudding before dinner. this schaffer ? dinner. was this lewis schaffer? this sounds mad. just like mad dietary stuff. >> terrible putting >> terrible idea. putting pudding and pudding before dinner and singing to it. i mean, that will give you blood sugar give you a blood sugar spike. you line your stomach, you need to line your stomach, rid any annoying social contacts. >> if you're going around eating your pudding first singing your pudding first and singing to the song can't go to it, there's the song can't go

and finally, the daily star has wet , wet, wet .ally, the daily star has wet , wet, wet and those were has wet, wet, wet and those were front pages and that's all we have time for tonight. thank you to my guest, lewis schaffer and nick dixon. headliners will be back. will be back tomorrow at 11 simon evans , steve 11 pm. with simon evans, steve n allen and nick. and if you're watching at 5 am, do stay tuned for breakfast. good night and good morning . good morning. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers spot of weather up. boxt boilers spot of weather on gb news is . on gb news is. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here of your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office . february is met office. february is continuing on its reasonably unsettled picture and it has been a very wet end to the weekend for many southern areas of england. we've got this band of england. we've got this band of rain continuing sweep of rain continuing to sweep its way particularly way eastwards, particularly for southeastern overnig

daily star also mentioned.he wrote about iran's victories against japan: iran is facing the stars of japan premier league sent and it was a heartbreaking defeat for the japanese. mohammad sattari broadcast news. let's continue the discussion with mr. steely about now qatar. there is a hypothesis that has been seen many times in our football, for example in the 200 world cup. 14. we played that good game against argentina . we can't expect to win. in the 1998 world cup , we won 2-1 against america, but we can't win against germany. the german was old. now, what you said is to reach one percent of energy and excitement and be discharged returning them now means recovering them. it was too short, 48 hours scares us a bit . this is the fluctuation in our football. i will say this, mr. iraqi, that with this victory or becoming a champion , we should not cover up the inefficiency of some of our managers. this inefficiency should not take away from us. if we become champions, we are good players. technically, they are

finally — in typical fashion — the daily star has an unusual splash.rnsley�* is its headline. now, let's go back to the by—election results. let's show you some live pictures of the count. this is thornbury. this is where the election results is where the election results is coming in full, the kingswood by—election. we've had the turnout in kingswood, thatis had the turnout in kingswood, that is 37%, that means just shy of 25,000 votes have been cast in kingswood. we should, of as we've been saying, by—elections always tend to see lower numbers of people voting, but we have to say that is still way down on the around 50,000 people who voted there and the 2019 general election where there was a turnout of over 70%, so there we are, the kingswood votes being counted there at that centre and thornbury with a turnout that we have had of 37%. now we can also show you the pictures in kettering. now, kettering is where all the votes in the willingboro by—election are being counted, and in the last half hour we've had the turnout there. it is relatively low a

has 5600 migrants identified for first rwanda flights and the daily star has. owing a sickie is good for you and those were your front pages . and let's have a front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the daily mail and that shocking story about the minister standing down. >> yes. good news. oh no, it's not good news. um, i mean, it depends if you're an islamist or not. well, you could say it was an islamist that did this thing. i've been driven of politics i've been driven out of politics by supporting by death threats for supporting israel. freer, and israel. this is mike freer, and he's was the mp for he's the he was the mp for finchley and golders green, which is a very jewish area. and he was supporting israel. and i don't think they liked him for supporting israel. and they thought he was jewish thought he was he was jewish ish, and he was a jewish. so it's a drag when that happens. but the good news is it was just one angry, mentally ill man and not the forefront of an entire wave of war. that's that's hitting our shor

the mirror has king and tonic and finally the daily star. bolognese. so thatis about spaghetti bolognese. so that is pretty much it for tonight's show. thanks to leo and francis headliners, we'll be back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you're 5 am, then back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you'|tuned 5 am, then back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you'|tuned for 5 am, then back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you'|tuned for breakfast. then back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you'|tuned for breakfast. butn stay tuned for breakfast. but for now, it's good night. or indeed morning god indeed good morning and god bless . that warm feeling inside bless. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsor of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie from the met office. it will be a chilly start to the weekend. be some weekend. there will be some early a early sunshine though with a risk showers developing in risk of showers developing in the . low pressure has the afternoon. low

the observer we've given up the fight, says tories, as poll defeat looms and finally, the daily star,y, i saw three ufos on the a3 and those were your front pages . let's crack your front pages. let's crack off with the in—depth look at sunday's papers with the mail on sunday. lewis, good news. >> oh, uh . maybe not. palace >> oh, uh. maybe not. palace calls in lawyers over bogus i books on the king's cancer. so the king has cancer. we don't know where the cancer is. he's not telling anybody what the cancer people are writing cancer is. so people are writing books and the way they write books and the way they write books today is they call them the ai, and they make the stuff up. difference with up. what's the difference with just i guess most people like the fashioned just the old fashioned way of just a guy lying. yeah >> at least you had to put a bit of effort in in the old days and write your own libellous book. yeah >> and they don't like the idea that jeff is making 65% that jeff bezos is making 65% from for every one of from amazon for every one of these crazy books. the truth

election, and the daily star has baldies .gods and those were your front pages and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, lewis schaffer and nick dixon. will be back dixon. nick will be back tomorrow at 11 pm. steve tomorrow at 11 pm. with steve and sean mayo. and and alan and sean mayo. and if you're 5 do you're watching at 5 am, do stay tuned for breakfast. good night . my . night. my. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. earlier on gb news on. gb news. earlier on gb news radio there really is only one place to start today and that's that extraordinary interview . that extraordinary interview. >> vladimir putin's blockbuster interview with american journalist tucker carlson and almost two years after russia invaded ukraine, putin revealed that he's ready to hold negotiations to end that war. in fact , the russian president even fact, the russian president even claimed the war could have been over 18 months ago. but boris johnson stopped it . johnson stopped it. >> i th

daily star also mentioned the victory process of iran against japan and wrote: iran sent japanese starsthe premier league and this was a heartbreaking defeat for the japanese. mohammad sattari of sada and sime news agency. but yesterday after the victory of the national football team against japan and making it to the semi-finals, the crowds of different cities of the country were full of joy. jahanbakhsh beats jahanbakhsh. it was after this goal that iran the happiness of all iranians is the same as larigar. congratulations, very happy iranians, father of iran , alireza, don't hold your hands. the game is great, from east to west, this country was really great. they are really warm. thank you all. it's really manly, your fighting is warm, guys, it's really a flower of kashin, our children of mabar. we were especially very happy, they are warm, they really make the hearts of iranian people happy, even the center of iranzmin . i am happy for our victory and the capital of dear iran. which goal did you enjoy the most? the second was the first mohabbi goal, which made me very happy. then t

daily star also mentioned the victory process of iran against japan and wrote: iran sent japanese stars to the premier league and this was a heartbreaking defeat for the japanese. mohammad sattari news anchor. let's continue the discussion with mr. steely about qatar now. there is a hypothesis . it has been seen in our football. many times, for example, in the 2014 world cup , we played a good game against argentina. it's not enough. in the 1998 world cup, we won against the united states, but we can't win against germany . the german was old, maybe once if we were supposed to win, it was the same time, but why doesn't this happen , players ? their arrival and evacuation, and their return is very less than 48 hours , they scare us a little bit, this fluctuation in our football, i can say this , mr. iraqi, that with this victory or becoming a champion , we should not cover up the inefficiency of some people who are working well, but in the matter of our management now, really we have a problem, we have had a problem for many years and these championships sometimes blind us we don't see o