yeah, because the other one we should mention was david amess...le trying to help his constituents in his constituency. and that is the thing — thatjo cox was murdered on the way to help her constituents by a white extremist. and on the other hand, we had an islamic extremist, self—radicalised, that was determined to murder a member of parliament — it didn't matter which political party, by the way. he was determined to murder a member of parliament because they don't share our values. they don't believe in our values. they don't support democracy. they want to do it through threat and intimidation. but going back to your original point, you're absolutely right, it is not just about tolerance. it's about respecting the debate, it's about respecting each other, it's about turning down the language because in the end, and i think this is what they were trying to aim at — that if we are disrespectful to each other, when you go out onto the high street, don't be surprised that the same language is used against us. and that's why i try to say — by being

yeah, but really truly, when you look really and truly, when you look at jo cox, you look at david amess tough time, >> jo, you had a tough time, didn't you? >> i had a tough time, but not as you guys did. don't as tough as you guys did. don't forget, no social media. forget, i had no social media. yeah, there emails, yeah, there were no emails, mobile phones coming mobile phones were just coming in. ago was this? well, in. how long ago was this? well, i'm old to be your dad i'm old enough to be your dad actually believing we're actually believing it. we're both 70s. believe it of him. >> yeah, well, of course he looks at. >> yeah, but no, i was in northern ireland, so i had armed protection. that's one thing. and i'll you, a beretta and i'll tell you, a beretta outside your bedroom door is the finest could finest contraceptive you could ever oh, yeah. ever have. really? oh, yeah. you can't sex but anyway, can't have sex any. but anyway, you don't think that you know, i don't think that will broadcast. will be broadcast. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> why not? there's nothing wrong with that.

yeah, but really truly, when you look really and truly, when you look at jo cox, you look at david amess tough time, >> jo, you had a tough time, didn't you? >> i had a tough time, but not as you guys did. don't as tough as you guys did. don't forget, no social media. forget, i had no social media. yeah, there emails, yeah, there were no emails, mobile phones coming mobile phones were just coming in. ago was this? well, in. how long ago was this? well, i'm old to be your dad i'm old enough to be your dad actually believing we're actually believing it. we're both 70s. believe it of him. >> yeah, well, of course he looks at. >> yeah, but no, i was in northern ireland, so i had armed protection. that's one thing. and i'll you, a beretta and i'll tell you, a beretta outside your bedroom door is the finest could finest contraceptive you could ever oh, yeah. ever have. really? oh, yeah. you can't sex but anyway, can't have sex any. but anyway, you don't think that you know, i don't think that will broadcast. will be broadcast. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> why not? there's nothing wrong with that.

nigel so at the senseless murders we've had of jo david amess as well, sir jo cox, david amess as welless still fresh in the nation's mind and nigel as well . look, you also fell victim, didn't you, to an assault by a member of the public in newcastle back in 2019. i think it was involved a milkshake that's actually and i can imagine that. there you go. sorry to remind you of that, nigel. i can imagine that that must have been quite scary at the time because let's be honest, that could honest, i mean that that could have anything. must have been anything. there must have been anything. there must have when you have been a moment when you didn't know was milkshake, right? >> that for me, one of many >> that was for me, one of many assaults, right ? >> that was for me, one of many assaults, right? right. i was hit over the head with a banner with a huge placard not long after having neck surgery. i had an egg smashed over my head . i an egg smashed over my head. i had drinks thrown at me, bottles thrown at me. i was attacked endlessly . but that's because endlessly. but that's because i

and of course actually the brass led to questions being being asked in parliament by david amess, whoer murdered by a terrorist . terrorist. >> and it all ties back. >> and it all ties back. >> yeah. so, yeah, a bit of a circular theme there . the circular theme there. the telegraph now staying with the drug theme as a tv show is accused of glamorising the gangster lifestyle . so surely gangster lifestyle. so surely all shows about gangsters glamorise the lifestyle. paul it's not like anybody watched scarface thought, well, scarface and thought, well, that looks exactly . looks dull. yeah, exactly. >> i mean, top boy, top boy, which is something i haven't seen, the but i've seen seen, by the way, but i've seen clips of it. top boy glamorises drug dealing claims britain's top county lines. police officer . so the characters are depicted as having access to vast amounts of money and luxury cars, which does sound excellent, let's be honest. but i don't know what they want. the creators to do. i mean, are they supposed to make policing fun ? is that idea? policing fun? is that the idea? a

what's i mean, if you look at so for instance, recently it was the anniversary of david amess killingl media. the conversation was about about people being mean to us on on twitter. >> that's the part of the idiocy of our political comeback. >> the fact that he was an islamist seemed to not figure in the conversation . the conversation. >> we'll come back to this. you're listening gb you're watching listening to gb news. in the next hour, we'll bnng news. in the next hour, we'll bring reaction to bring you all the reaction to the in london the protests in london yesterday. from yesterday. the very latest from the israel hamas war. we'll yesterday. the very latest from the isyou hamas war. we'll yesterday. the very latest from the isyou allnas war. we'll yesterday. the very latest from the isyou all ofs war. we'll yesterday. the very latest from the isyou all of that. we'll bring you all of that. but first, let's get the weather. >> hello there. welcome to your latest news weather forecast. latest gb news weather forecast. i'm looking i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead the forthcomin

i'm up here for is the unveiling plaque the unveiling of the plaque to david who was the mp who david amessterrorist. yeah, . yeah, indeed. >> so. and actually, you've used the word terrorist at your reflections what happened on reflections on what happened on the 7th of october in israel . the 7th of october in israel. >> well, it was a terrorist attack. there is no other word for it. it was unprovoked. it was aimed very specifically at civilians and at the weakest sort of civilians , babies, old sort of civilians, babies, old folk . folk. >> it can't go on, answered . and >> it can't go on, answered. and thatis >> it can't go on, answered. and that is what i say. you know, whatever israel does, this cannot go on. answered. and the other thing is to accept that in war, i mean, think of dresden, i think of hiroshima, and they were deliberate. that wasn't a in a mistake on one side or the other. and a misfire. they were quite deliberate . quite deliberate. >> there are churchill decided to flatten dresden. >> he decided to flatten dresden and he flattened dresden or bomber harris flattened d

parliament this week , forget, in parliament this week, they put up a shield in the memory of sir david amessed at the hands of an islamist. i'm afraid that there are far too many who are all too afraid to actually call out those who have repugnant views in certain communities. yeah benjamin, it looks like keir starmer is in a bit of a tricky situation. >> what should he do in this position ? really, he's got huge position? really, he's got huge numbers of councillors all rallying against him after he had this pr disaster at this islamic centre in south wales. he has had thousands, if not millions of people telling him that he is wrong, that they won't support the labour party with this stance . what is he with this stance. what is he supposed to do now ? can we supposed to do now? can we believe what he says if he then changes his mind? >> i mean, look, i think claims of sort fracture in the of sort of fracture in the labour this are labour party on this are slightly overblown. so odd slightly overblown. so 20 odd councillors last number i councillors at the last number i saw have quit the p

yesterday morning , the shield, yesterday morning, the shield, the shield david the memorial shield for david amess the house of commons chamber, all around you are the shields of mps who were killed in people like shields of mps who were killed in neave, people like shields of mps who were killed in neave, who people like shields of mps who were killed in neave, who were ople like shields of mps who were killed in neave, who were killed ke airey neave, who were killed while serving mps. and you sometimes you forget that mps actually quite dangerous actually have quite a dangerous job. thing of job. yeah, the other thing of course, peter bowen course, is the peter bowen thing. bone had thing. peter bone had a reputation in queues for years and goes as mrs. bowen and years. goes as mrs. bowen said to me at breakfast this morning. well now we know that what mrs. bowen said him at what mrs. bowen said to him at breakfast your bike. breakfast was on your bike. peter there will be peter but it's so there will be some of that and the some mention of that and the possibility of another by—election. but yo