that's according to david lammy. and he's never been wrong.ss has rachel reeves tax rate hurts british farms and the daily star has. it's time to 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 proje

but did this all start back in 2018, when the now foreign secretary, david lammy, said this?>> as caribbean people, we are not going to forget our history. we don't just want to hear an apology, we want reparation. and perhaps you're one of millions at home left wondering is there ever going to be anything left for britain's own? >> to italy's? timeless food culture, so loved here in the united kingdom and across the world? >> yes, the king toasts italian british relations ahead of his state visit to italy, hosting a bevy of celebrations and a dinner with diplomats. >> and have you ever had your heart broken? did you take time off work to get over it? well, we're debating whether it's wise or woke for workplaces to offer heartbreak leave. >> and an itv scheduling tsunami. gino d'acampo shows are cancelled last minute following shocking allegations. >> temperatures are set to plummet. here we go again as the uk prepares for another cold snap. so what can we expect? >> it's a cold. >> and grey start to the weekend. will it stay that way or will we see some glimmers of sunlight

do we need trump to come over here and cut this nonsense out of our organisations too.7 and david lammy is meeting with caribbean officials who are demanding trillions of pounds as reparations. i guess it's lucky britain has so much spare cash right now i'm leo carson. tonight i'm joined by the comedians lewis schaffer and nick dixon to take you through saturday's top stories. there they are ready to go. this is headliners. but before saturday's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sam francis. >> very good evening to you. 1101 exactly the top story from the newsroom tonight. the government has confirmed grenfell tower will be dismantled nearly eight years after a fire sadly killed 72 people. the process will take around two years as and is being done sensitively, with no changes made before june's anniversary of the disaster. the decision follows warnings that the damaged building is deteriorating and only remains stable due to protective measures. local people and survivors, though, are divided. some want the tower to remain as a memorial, while others say it's too distressing.

. >> well about david lammy. >> well about david lammy. >> everything, everything that you would think that a sensible politician of any party would keep away from this man has dropped right in. i mean, if you read right the way through, he does have a sort of history of some people talk about depression and things like that. but i think this is this is just extraordinary to me. but doesn't it show the dangers? i've said this on your show before, haven't i, about these these, these channels, these platforms, whatever you call them, they are just lethal. but you tend to think of young people falling into the mistake of saying all sorts of silly things and so on. >> this is a grown. >> this is a grown. >> man, a grown man. >> man, a grown man. >> it's an elected representative. and also there's another labour mp on there. there's a load of labour councillors. it does beg the question, why did you all think this kind of rhetoric was okay? and for keir starmer this is so problematic isn't it. because he's the one who says that he has purged all anti—semitism from the party. others have bee

like, seems to hate britain. >> you could have stopped there because david lammy, it's labour ton talks on slavery payouts. so this government loves just giving stuff away. so the caribbean reparation team, why does that even exist? by the way, for the foreign office meeting, they're demanding 18 well, the prime minister of barbados has demanded 3.9 trillion, but others have said it's 18 trillion that we are. where do they get these figures from? yeah we did. so i sound like louis. we did so much for the world, by the way, i delivered. that was very loose. and people don't. >> appreciate lewis shay ferry. >> appreciate lewis shay ferry. >> it was just the ferry was my delivery. yeah, but it's just that we did so much for these people. these people. we did so much for them. yeah. and but they don't appreciate it. and this government, they just love to give all our stuff away. and they let me look at lammy. he's they let me look at lammy. he's the one that said back in 2020, you know, there needs to be a reckoning with britain's colonial past. and you get ideologues like this who b

foreign secretary david lammy said he was unapologetic about protecting the uk's national interests.the princess royal has returned to the hospital where she was treated after being knocked unconscious by a horse last year during the visit to southmead hospital in bristol, princess anne was able to thank the doctors and nurses who looked after her. the 74 year old princess described how every day is a bonus after she suffered concussion and head injuries in the accident last june. i'll keep you right up to date with the very latest headunes date with the very latest headlines from the gb news centre. now it's over to the ubiquitous martin daubney. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> ubiquitous will have been called far worse. now, tonight's show, the conservative party is pledging at last to tighten immigration rules after reform topped a landmark poll for the first time earlier this week. in her first major policy announcement as conservative party leader, kemi badenoch today has pled

but the foreign secretary, david lammy, has previously been vocal in his support.other news, the parents of a 15 year old schoolboy stabbed to death in sheffield have been leading a march today in his memory. caroline and mark willgoose walked with hundreds of others through the city, holding banners and calling for an end to knife crime. earlier, a mass was also held to remember harvey and the vicar at saint joseph's catholic church spoke to our gb news reporter, anna riley. >> it was a very moving service. sometimes simplicity is the best and it came across very well. and people held the family very much in their prayers. one quote i would give from the service is this that we cannot suffer as harvey's family are suffering, but we can suffer with them. walk with them. >> well, the day of remembrance culminated earlier with fans at sheffield united's match clapping harvey in tribute to him. a boy, also 15 years old, has been charged with his murder, with a trial date set for the 30th of june. all reruns of old gino d'acampo shows have been pulled from the itv sche

but the foreign secretary, david lammy, has previously been vocal in his support.mas has taken place at saint joseph's catholic church in sheffield to remember harvey willgoose, who was stabbed at school on monday. vicar sexton spoke to our gb news reporter anna riley, after the mass. >> it was a very moving service. sometimes simplicity is the best and it came across very well and people held the family very much in their prayers. one quote i will give from the service is this that we cannot suffer as harvey's family are suffering, but we can suffer with them, walk with them. >> meanwhile, a march is taking place throughout the city today to remember the 15 year old and to remember the 15 year old and to raise awareness of knife crime. a day of. remembrance will culminate in a 15 minute applause at bramall lane this afternoon, during the match between sheffield and portsmouth. all reruns of old gino d'acampo shows have been pulled from the itv schedule after allegations of inappropriate behaviour against the tv chef. a new series of family fortunes, filmed in octo

foreign secretary david lammy said he was unapologetic about protecting the uk's national interest. lord mandelson has told a journalist to f off when asked about his relationship with paedophile financier jeffrey epstein. questions have been raised before about links between britain's incoming us ambassador and epstein, who died in prison in 2019. lord mandelson said he regretted ever meeting him, but then told a financial times reporter i'm not going to go into this. it's an ft obsession and frankly, you can all f off. the met police have stepped up its efforts to clamp down on phone thieves, seizing a thousand stolen mobiles and arresting 230 people in a single week. during a week of coordinated action across london, the force targeted phone thieves and this included action in hotspot areas like the west end, where nearly 40% of thefts occur. the met police described it as a £50 million a year trade that saw stolen phones resold in the uk and abroad. grenfell tower is to be demolished eight years after a fire claimed the lives of 72 people. bereaved families were told of the gove

but the foreign secretary, david lammy, has previously been vocal in his support. other news, a mass has taken place at saint mary's cathedral in sheffield to remember harvey willgoose, who was stabbed at school on monday. vicar general monsignor desmond sexton spoke to our gb news reporter anna riley after the mass. >> it was a very moving service. sometimes simplicity is the best and it came across very well and people held the family very much in their prayers. one quote i would give from the service is this that we cannot suffer as harvey's family are suffering, but we can suffer with them, walk with them. and later today a march will take place throughout the city to remember the 15 year old and raise awareness of knife crime. the day of remembrance will culminate in a minute's silence at bramall lane this afternoon, before the match between sheffield united and portsmouth. now all reruns of old gino d'acampo shows have been pulled from the itv schedule after allegations of inappropriate behaviour against the tv chef. a new series of family fortunes that was f

but the foreign secretary, david lammy, has previously been vocal in his support.the king and queen welcomed celebrities, chefs and diplomats to their highgrove estate last night to celebrate hauans estate last night to celebrate italians slow cooking the dinner with dishes including crab ravioli and pork, along with engush ravioli and pork, along with english and italian wine, comes ahead of their italian state visit later on in the year. among the guests for charles and camilla's event were victoria and david beckham, dame helen mirren and stanley tucci, and the menu honoured a cause close to the king's heart. the tradition of slow cooking promotes the right to good, clean and fair food for all and strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine, and is championed by the italians. now a mass is taking place at saint mary's cathedral in sheffield today.to mary's cathedral in sheffield today. to remember harvey willgoose, who was stabbed at school on monday. and later today a march will take place throughout the city to remember the 15 year old and raise aware