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the metro tv hue kid porn charge and the daily star carnage at the kids club. ose were your very sad front pages. so josh, let's take the daily mail first. >> yeah, two children dead in houday >> yeah, two children dead in holiday club carnage , this has holiday club carnage, this has been the story that's been developing through the day, >> and just getting more and more horrific. >> you know, a lot of speculation online. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that's it. it's like people coming up with theories and this i think i think it's partly people say, oh, people using it for their own political ends. >> but i think it's also people. it's so horrific that you just don't want it to happen again. and whatever. however, whatever prevention that would allow it. yeah. to not happen again. like i think people feel so out of control. it's the only way to try to regain some. >> and there is also, i think , >> and there is also, i think, some sense in the media that some sense in the media that some of the media is perhaps overcompensating for that and trying to suppress that and

the express keeping it simple vote tory and the daily star. toodle pip as they say farewell to the cloud administration. those were your front pages . so let us begin front pages. so let us begin with the daily mail, louis. they are warning us. >> they are warning us. they're saying vote farage. get them and them is that's keir starmer and angela lansbury. can you give me at least a second? okay. you got to got to hit the names. yeah. because i want people to think this guy hasn't done his homework. i know exactly that, that we should. and this is if i were her, i'd be so furious. she looks horrible. i don't know if you can see what she looks like with her nose. and he doesn't look that great either, but. and they're saying. they're saying. so you should vote tory. so the daily mail, that's the newspapers are so political like so obvious. they can't even they're not even pretending that they're, they're well, you know, to be fair, on election day, i think that's traditional, isn't it? it is, but it shouldn't be. it shouldn't be. there should be

finally, the daily star dover. finally, the daily star has golf. that's a bit of football, i think.se we are front pages. and let's have are front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the guardian. kerry, what have they got, >> we're being told that starmer is calling on nato to raise defence spending. >> spending not spending. but i think spending would be better as we slide slowly towards third world war at the moment. >> and a third world country. >> and a third world country. >> yeah , totally. >> yeah, totally. >> yeah, totally. >> and, he's going to use nato's nato's 75th anniversary. so happy birthday to nato. nato's 75th anniversary. so happy birthday to nato . and he's happy birthday to nato. and he's just on his tour of america where he's going to meet the president , who he will talk president, who he will talk about these matters with. >> and, president biden will mutter something and then start running on about golf and yeah, whatever else it is . so, and whatever else it is. so, and also he's announcing a strategic strategic defence r

daily star now , nicholas, some daily star now, nicholas, some of the second order economic positivesht. well, it's a matter of perspective or subjective isn't it ? cocaine dealers will triple it? cocaine dealers will triple sales for england's euro 24 2024 semi, but risks are massive. of course, the same thing can be said of the final match next sunday against the netherlands, so the story is still valid. so basically at daily star they have interviewed a former drug dealer, sort of a high end drug dealer, sort of a high end drug dealer , who claims he was never dealer, who claims he was never exactly on the streets but in pubs.so exactly on the streets but in pubs. so that's the distinction, the bottom line is that people consume a lot of alcohol and a lot of them would also consume cocaine. but what is the risk when demand goes high? the quality of the gear, pardon the street talk decreases, decreases. that means that the dealer , obviously, who is not dealer, obviously, who is not very scrupulous and has received a lot of , demand, will mix it a lot of, demand, will mix it with ot

i think rio is the most obvious way to deal with it very quickly. >> the daily star carry, the daily th, back of the net. >> and what this is about is the it's putting this as a scandal. i'm not sure whether it is a scandal, really. it's huw edwards who got a £40,000 pay rise being on television. yeah, sure. but is that unusual? he's not. he's not, any. i can't see any reason why he wouldn't get that payout. he hasn't been convicted of doing anything wrong. >> he's not, not actually doing any work, not appearing on the screen, doing his job. yeah. >> is that the norm when someone takes time off, right? or when they're off, they. they get paid still, don't they? so i've just been you get a pay rise for folks who go to the gp, and the poor fella takes a couple of years off. yes, it's all salary and we got back gary in at gary lineker earning nearly four grand. >> i think the bbc is held to account to slightly higher standards than a general private sector corporation that can decide whether or not to keep the ceo on, on full salary, if he has some sort of mental health issues. >> i don'

okay, let's finish that with the daily star, then. what are they going with? don't really understand this headline count. what's the star about here? i don't know the whole thing. >> maybe. i don't really understand it either, but it's very, very hard to decipher what the daily star are actually talking about. half the time, i don't think they know either. i'm saying that because they don't like me very much. okay, we'll switch to five at the back and play jude as a number 10. i don't get it. >> it's a football reference. i'm guessing that'd be why i'm not interested in football. oh i'm out. i've just heard i've just heard from the booth five defenders jude bellingham is a football player. there we go. so the iphone is the song hey jude. there we go . there we go. >> all right. >> all right. >> so i'm not sure i thought in a bar or something. >> yeah i thought maybe that as well. yeah, but i wasn't sure. >> well i mean look, keir starmer, to be fair, he is a football into football. i don't know if the king is a big football, if he's just if he's got advisers s

the daily star sunday there's a woman who's boosted her sex life by using bee stings.ee stings. so that's why i hear that buzzing coming from upstairs . upstairs. >> yes. >> yes. >> i'm surprised. steve, if you're hearing that noise coming from upstairs and you're not there, i'd knock on the door and find out what's going on. yeah. so this is from the daily star on sunday, woman with strange addiction discovers that they give her a bedroom buzz. so margaret has stung herself 50,000 times since her addiction started. in a bid to ease her arthritis. always starts off innocent, doesn't it? these weird kicks. but soon she discovered her weird obsession has other benefits. now, i don't know what. what's wrong with scented candles to improve? you know , libido in the bedroom? why know, libido in the bedroom? why do we have to go to bee stings? are the bees consenting to this? i don't think they are. no. and she's now going walking around with bees in her pockets like she's in shawshank and stuff . she's in shawshank and stuff. so, i don't know, it's very distasteful . distas

and finally, the daily star has ye jude, and those were your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the daily star poll. >> yes, the england game and yay judein >> yes, the england game and yay jude in the daily star. hell of a goal by bellingham. and now i was i was trying to watch the game as as i was coming on to set to do free speech nation and i saw the goal and it was it was roy of the rovers stuff. nick. so this is a football story. it's a football story. leo we'll leave this to nick and ike as, we know the football stuff and don't know about football or don't know about football or don't care. >> well, it's not a real sport like tossing the caber. that is true. >> what you do on your own time, mate. it's up to you. >> there is a political angle, though, because people say southgate's woke. yeah. for 95 minutes of this match i thought, right, southgate has actually been hired to quash nationalism and stop the rise of reform uk. that's the only explanation of how you take such a gifted team and make them play so

arise sir gareth, but please win and the daily star has honour his head, my son.have time for. thank you to my guests cressida wetton and nick dixon. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. with some other people. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast until then. good night and god bless . night and god bless. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office. looking ahead to the weekend and sunday looks largely dry for many places, but through saturday there will be some showers and some more persistent rain affecting eastern parts due to a weather system that's pushing its way in from the north sea. so overnight, many eastern parts of england are going to turn largely cloudy and there will be some persistent rain for some of us further west, a greater chance of staying dry. but even here, some outbreaks of rain at times and quite a bit of cloud. for many of us, though, there will be some breaks in a few places over central western scotland

. >> and finally, the daily star.alls, that refers unusually to the football rather than the wimbledon. >> so those are your front pages. so we will begin with the telegraph. josh >> yeah. >> yeah. >> royal mail blamed for postal vote chaos. >> so this is supposedly happening in about 70 constituencies. there have been complaints and i didn't realise how popular it was. i think they're saying it's up to 25% of they're saying it's up to 25% of the vote now. amazing, yeah. so it's a it's a big deal. it's about 10 million people are thought to do that. there are workarounds to do the postal vote. okay. and, but there are workarounds in that. if you haven't had it, some of them haven't had it, some of them haven't been delivered yet. some of them, they're afraid that it's not going to get there in time. but i believe it says or it says here, whether you're going to believe the daily telegraph, i'll believe him this time, that you can just take the postal vote with you if you're afraid of it not getting back and counted, y

and finally, the daily star has nothing compares. is is a story about a waxwork of sinead o'connor that has not impressed her brother. those were your front pages. okay, so we're going to kick off with saturday's daily mail. steve, what is the front cover looking like? yep. >> they go with la farce la farce, which is interesting because i didn't know whether it would be la farce or la farce because you know, you know what ladies be like, am i right? >> wrong room, right wrong room. but despite massive olympic security, arson attacks on rail network bring france to a standstill as torrential rain puts damper on opening ceremonies are timing. if they could have just overlap those two, yes, this problem would have gone away. did you watch any of the opening ceremony? sweet mercy. no, none at all. no, no. it wasn't good. i mean, i saw about five minutes and that was it. i mean, it was more like a kind of torture. if i categorise it as a la farce, i would say la farce if i was pretentious. but i'm not, bruce. i mean, there was a lot of peo

the metro, our little innocence and finally, the daily star attack of the bloodthirsty dracula flies.those were your front pages . so, those were your front pages. so, chris, how did the daily mail, along with the rest, really reflect the sadness of the country? >> exactly. >> exactly. >> faces of the innocent little taylor swift fans killed in cold blood by a despicable human being. >> it says it all, doesn't it? i mean, this is absolutely horrific. three little girls killed at a dance class taylor swift themed at the beginning of the school holidays, nine, seven and six. and they've lost their lives. yeah, because this despicable human being, we don't know who it is yet, broke into the dance class and stabbed. >> yeah, we have no information so far. no indication of any kind of motive or mental state or anything of this. of this quy- or anything of this. of this guy. and obviously it's allowing a certain amount of speculation to flare up. yeah. >> i mean, in these situations, i think it's allowable to think mental state can't be right. no. do you know what i mean ? that's do you kno

that's kamala harris and the daily star has too hot to work. and those were front pages .'s have a front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages , closer look at those front pages, starting with the times. kerry, what have they got? >> well, i'll tell you. leo. yeah, good, that's what i'm here for. yeah. and, we'll launch with. well, we'll launch with what's on the times. i think it's a good idea. just said that. why are you killing so much time? these people want stories. get to the information. i want to enjoy it. you know, >> so this is a story about, kemi badenoch. >> who's. and she's launching her leadership campaign, having got her ten backers now, and she says, i'll turn the tide of liberalism. liberalism. and then she added, and drown them all. hahaha she didn't say that, but that was in her head, you know. yeah >> liberalism. she really means illiberalism . because, you know. illiberalism. because, you know. well, classic liberalism is about freedom and free markets and all the rest of it. whereas she she , she is very much in she she, she is very

the daily star terror of the killer stingrays. i don't think that was in the king's speech. ose were the front pages . so first were the front pages. so first up, we have the daily mail. >> yeah, they go with, how will these new burdens on firms help growth? >> question mark. >> question mark. >> they say that labour's workers rights revolution will cost jobs and choke growth. this is part of the problem with capitalism, i suppose if you if you want to maximise growth, you actually don't want workers to have any rights. you could really do some good stuff then. >> so it's true to say more rights will impact growth, but it's the sweet spot that we're after as a society. >> is that quite right? capitalism? some would say its heyday was under henry ford's management of the of the great car plants in detroit. part of his calculation was that he had to pay the workers enough that they could afford to buy cars. yeah, that's his decision. >> it's not their right. >> it's not their right. >> yeah, not a right. but you encourage the workers to have a decent standard of living. >> and

we've got the deal from trump. >> we've got the daily star now.ow are more optimistic about finding a woman than you are. nick >> that's actually technically correct. yes. death row inmates looking for love before last meal, including ku klux klan racist who apparently is still more eligible than me. incredibly. >> but yeah, it sounds a lot like you. >> yeah, well, hey, no, don't talk about those messages . the talk about those messages. the three men. so they've all set up dating profiles. these three men, they're talking about on this pen pal site called wire of hope. strangely named. and that's the whole electric chair vibe. they're going for their interesting name. one of them is known for being a ku klux klan racist. and it says , if that racist. and it says, if that wasn't a big enough red flag, he's also a murderer whose grisly story was told on netflix. i am a killer. in an episode episode called the bogeyman. but actually, that's where he's winning because women love that stuff. we all know they love a serial killer, don't you rather be a

and the daily star covers american wrestler hulk hogan's surprise appearance at the republican conference in milwaukee where he gave a passionate speech endorsing trump, which involved ripping off his shirt and calling for "trump—o—mania" to "run wild again". now time for a look at the weekend weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. warm with plenty of sunshine on friday — temperatures widely in the mid—to—high—20s in celsius. in fact, it was the hottest day of the year so far, with nearly 32 celsius recorded in stjames's park, in london. but the heat is not set to last, because it will be turning cooler through the weekend. distinctly fresher by sunday. yes, still some bright and some sunny spells, and still plenty of humid—feeling around on saturday, but also some outbreaks of rain — courtesy of this weather front pushing eastwards — as we head into tomorrow morning. still some clear spells out towards eastern areas of england. it's going to feel muggy and warm — uncomfortable for sleeping. this is how we'll start off the day at 7am in the morning on saturday — temperatures for som

and the daily star as well, also, a proven winner, he likes frothy beer. goodness me.o be the next england manager. that's all from us. victoria's here tomorrow. thank you to everyone on the panel and you for watching. good night and sleep well. you're watching bbc news. hello i'm catherine byaruhanga. tomorrow, the new labour government at westminster, will use the kings speech to outline it's priorities for the next parliament. ben chu has been having a look at what might be on the agenda. whatever the new government chooses to focus on in the king's speech, here are five challenges it will find hard to ignore. first, public sector pay deals. decisions on pay deals for nhs staff, teachers, police and prison guards in england for 2024—25 have to be taken by the end of this month. the government would need to find an extra £7 billion per year to prevent their wages falling further behind their counterparts in the private sector. that could be very financially challenging. but if it doesn't the government could find recruiting more teachers and nurses harder, or even ri

the i news has camera as the anointed and finally, the daily star asparagus psychic.be michelle obama. those who have front pages and that's all we have time for tonight. thank you to my guests cressida and leo. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. with some other people. i'm not sure who, but if you've been watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise, thank you very much for your company. good night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. here's your latest gb news. weather forecast coming to you from the met office. for many tomorrow looks like it's going to be a bit dner like it's going to be a bit drier and a bit sunnier with that two. that being said , there that two. that being said, there will be some showery rain around most of today's showers are clearing away towards the east as we go overnight, but there is another system coming into the west and the southwest and we are going to see further outbreaks of rain, which could be heavy, pushing across parts of wales and also southwest england. as we go overnight