i'm emily carver.r tv online and so coming up, and digital radio. so coming up, we'll getting very latest we'll be getting the very latest live from tel aviv. thousands of palestinian civilians in gaza continue to flee to the southern half of the strip. that's after israel's for over israel's order for over a million residents to flee the area . even hospitals have been area. even hospitals have been told evacuate and move. the told to evacuate and move. the world health organisation has said tantamount to death said is tantamount to a death sentence. hamas has told gaza residents to stay put . and then residents to stay put. and then as the world watches the situation in israel and gaza with bated breath, i'll be discussing the potential for this conflict to spiral into a wider regional war. and i'll be speaking to an expert on who exactly see all the big players are in the middle east and coming up at the end of the houn coming up at the end of the hour, we'll be going live to a vigil in remembrance

i'm emily carver.istening to . monday to thursdays from six till 930 . till 930. >> welcome back to gb news sunday with me, emily carver. i'm on your tv, online and digital radio quite a heated debate we had just now on migration and how the labour party conservative party are failing to put fonnard adequate ideas. but but yes, steve says the risk of being sent to rwanda will stop people coming to the uk. maybe this will help our situation for the better. well it waits to be seen. we do have the supreme court ruling coming at some point on voting for laboun at some point on voting for labour. yes, keir starmer is setting out his his pitch to be prime minister. ross says i want to vote conservative but find it impossible to do given all the problems that have mounted. i think we should the labour think we should give the labour party a shot. there we go. and jeff says , what are the labour jeff says, what are the labour party to do differently? party going to do differently? as have never ever left as t

all of that to come tonight on dewbs& co with me, emily carver. but first, let's get the latest news headlines with polly . with polly. >> emily, thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story tonight is that the hamas terror group has launched renewed rocket attacks on israel throughout the day today, particularly targeting the southern city of ashkelon . the southern city of ashkelon. the missiles were fired after the terrorist group warned residents to leave the city by 5:00. local time. israel's iron dome anti—missile system was used to intercept many of the rockets that came raining down on the suburban area. air raid sirens were heard elsewhere across israel today. its defence forces claiming more than 4500 rockets have been launched by hamas since saturday. the israeli embassy to the us says more than 1000 of its citizens have been killed in the violence . well, killed in the violence. well, the attacks come in response to an unprecedented barrage of israeli airstrikes on gaza , israeli airstrikes on gaza, forcing nearly 200,000 peop

i'm emily carver and lunchtime. i'm emily carver and for next two hours, i'll be for the next two hours, i'll be keeping you company on your tv onune keeping you company on your tv online and digital radio. so coming hour here, as the coming up this hour here, as the communications blackout eases in gaza, israel's bombardment continues, striking hundreds more hamas targets as the death toll rises, calls continue to ramp up for an immediate ceasefire. we'll be heading to israel for the latest. and mass protests took place across the uk yesterday in solidarity with palestine , but found among the palestine, but found among the crowds were protesters carrying effigies of dead babies . chants effigies of dead babies. chants of globalise the intifada , as of globalise the intifada, as well as the defacement of statues. has the conflict sadly exposed deep divisions in this country and the labour leader, sir keir starmer, is facing criticism from senior figures in his own party over his stance on the conflict that says key

i'm emily carver.0. so today is the party conference for reform uk with a speech expected from honorary president and gb news host nigel farage, followed by the party leader richard tice. so as soon as those speeches begin , we'll as those speeches begin, we'll be throwing straight to them and getting reaction straight off the back. but joining me now, he needs no introduction , but it is needs no introduction, but it is the deputy political editor , tom the deputy political editor, tom hannood, with us, who is hannood, who is with us, who is down conference hall down at the conference hall there. tom reform uk as we know it, anti—net zero pro border control and echr nigel farage just 13 minutes ago. poll posting on his twitter feed on his feed only reform party uk is serious about leaving the echr to complete the brexit process. is that going to be the main talking point? >> it certainly is one of the large talking points and of course there was a lot of speculation around nigel farage in manchester l

i am emily carver.tv online and digital radio. so coming up, sunak says his coming up, rishi sunak says his visit to israel showed that the uk in solidarity against uk stands in solidarity against terrorism whilst on the ground. thousands of people have been protesting in support of palestine . we'll also get the palestine. we'll also get the very from our home and very latest from our home and security white on security editor mark white on the hamas war second the israel hamas war as a second convoy of trucks has crossed convoy of aid trucks has crossed the crossing, supplying the rafah crossing, supplying more to gaza . also, more more aid to gaza. also, more risk to life . flood warnings risk to life. flood warnings have been issued in england following the onslaught by storm babet . the environment agency babet. the environment agency has warned that major rivers could flooded , flooded could still be flooded, flooded until . we'll be asking, until tuesday. we'll be asking, is this a sign of things

with me, tom hannood and emily carver.escribe the challenge faced by the home office to tackle the asylum backlog. is it time to rethink the entire system? top tory accused of rape the former justice minister, crispin blunt, has been arrested in connection with an allegation of rape and possession of a controlled substance. >> the mp said he was confident he would not be charged with any offence. >> are you ready for the dinosaur? our john cleese new show airs sunday on gb news. we'll be joined with one of the co—stars . co—stars. and we'd love to know what you think of all of the stories we discuss. >> we'll be getting to your emails in just a moment, so don't forget to email in gb views at gbnews.com is the address. but before all of that, let's get your morning headlines with tatiana . with tatiana. >> tom, thank you and good morning. it's 11:01. >> tom, thank you and good morning. it's11:01. this is the latest mps are warning vulnerable people are being put at risk over plans to clear the asylum backlog. the public acc

with me, emily carver and tom hannood. a jihad on the streets of london. >> the home secretary will challenge the metropolitan police boss today after his officers took no action when supporters of an extremist islamist group chanted a jihad dunng islamist group chanted a jihad during protest in london on saturday. >> palestinians inside gaza are preparing themselves for a possible ground invasion, but aid is reaching them, with a second convoy arriving yesterday . our security editor mark white will be on the ground for us. >> shoplifting crackdown , a new >> shoplifting crackdown, a new zero tolerance plan will be agreed between ministers, police and retailers today to try and tackle this problem. will it work ? work? >> and sex education will become compulsory for all post—primary schools in northern ireland. pupils will be taught about abortion and the prevention of early pregnancy . is this early pregnancy. is this suitable for children? we'll have that debate . have that debate. >> and of course, this show is nothing

with me, bev turner and emily carver this morning. so mixed reports of a possible ceasefire as we go on air this morning. rafa will be will be open. >> we're putting in place with the united nations , with egypt, the united nations, with egypt, with israel, with others. the mechanism by which to get the assistance in. >> anthony blinken , they're >> anthony blinken, they're saying the gaza egypt crossing could reopen to help those fleeing the war. but hamas says that nothing has been agreed as has israel's military . has israel's military. >> prime minister rishi sunak will address the house of commons later to set out the uk's response to the escalating conflict. no glorifying terrorism. >> home secretary suella braverman warns that police will pursue anyone mocking the murder of jews. at least 15 people were arrested at protests over the weekend and a surge in spiking . weekend and a surge in spiking. >> there's been a nearly 200% increase in drink spiking in lancashire and our reporter has been on patrol with the local police force

i'm emily carver. so let's crack on with tonight's first debate. >> indeed . up next, it's emily. >> indeed. up next, it's emily. oh, it's me. it is. and emily's going to tell us her views on jewish schools and synagogues needing more security in the uk due to the threat of anti—semitic attacks. it's time for the carver palava. >> yes. now i remember when my parents used to take me to school and we'd pass a jewish school. the school was surrounded by high brick walls, fences and security guards were standing at the front gates. i remember asking why that was. we didn't have that in my school. now that was about 15, 20 years ago. fast fonnard to now 2023. and this week we've all been reminded why jewish schools and places of worship feel they need this level of security . see, this level of security. see, since israel suffered its worst terrorist attack in decades , terrorist attack in decades, thousands of jewish children across the uk , europe, the us, across the uk, europe, the us, canada have been forced to stay home from school due to cause for a global pog

with me, emily carver and bev turner.ed to be joined again by the former labour mp stephen pound director of the pound and the uk director of the common sense society, emma webb. thank you very now this thank you very much. now this story is concerning . now the story is concerning. now the labour leader has made a point. this is keir starmer . labour leader has made a point. this is keir starmer. he's made a point of taking a firm stance in solidarity with israel, the right to defend itself. however many labour councillors are deeply unhappy with this, to the point of quitting the party over the issue, saying that he is endorsing war crimes. these are mostly muslim councils across the uk. really. there's one here from manchester city council resigned from the party this week, accused keir starmer of making horrifying comments about palestine . now, emma, your take palestine. now, emma, your take on this ? on this? >> i don't even know where to begin. i think it's it says something about the local labour party local assoc

so emily carver , three true. so emily carver, three good reasons please. and not running away to dubai. well you shouldn't be going you certainly shouldn't be going to would be absolutely >> that would be absolutely ridiculous , because what have ridiculous, because what have you got in common with dubai ? you got in common with dubai? you know britain. >> i love low tax. i love the sun. >> fantastic country. we've got a rich culture and history that you belong to. why would you want to? >> that's precisely my point. >> that's precisely my point. >> i fear we're our culture. our national identity is being eroded away . eroded away. >> if you leave, if everyone just away because they just runs away because they don't the direction don't like the direction it's going then just going in, then you're just giving up this beautiful, giving up on this beautiful, amazing can't just amazing country. you can't just do that. it's selfish. and we're going to shackle you here so you don't your bags and go don't pack your bags and go off. i understand why is this i unde

with me, emily carver and tom hannood.ere was some hopeful news overnight as two elderly female hostages, one of which has family in the united kingdom, has been released by hamas on humanitarian grounds. apparently after a deal was reached between the qatari and egyptian governments. yes the foreign office has said it will continue due to work tirelessly on securing the release of more hostages. >> of course, only a handful have so far been released of over 200. well, mark white joins us live from tel aviv with the very latest. and mark, do we have any indication on how this deal was achieved ? deal was achieved? >> well, negotiations is through egypt and the international red cross with hamas. now hamas have said that they released these two women on humanitarian grounds, but the israeli defence forces spokesman at the morning briefing this morning said that actually it's completely cynical . and the video of that release with those hamas terrorists handing drinks and biscuits to these two elderly women was just complete

with me, bev turner and emily carver this morning. it is now humanitarian crisis. >> more than 2750 people in gaza have been killed in retaliatory strikes by israel . it's also strikes by israel. it's also blocking fuel, water, food and medical supplies from entering the territory. the un is deep in negotiations to get the first aid into gaza. >> joe biden to visit israel. the us president is going tomorrow to reaffirm us solidarity and negotiate an opening of the border to get civilians out and aid in seven brits dead, nine missing. >> as the war continues , british >> as the war continues, british citizens continue to be caught in the conflict and it's just been confirmed that a 13 year old british girl missing in the hamas attack has been confirmed dead. >> a terrorist shot dead. the man believed to be responsible for killing two swedish people in brussels last night in which he claims he was inspired by the islamic state group has been shot dead in cafe this shot dead in a cafe this morning. should we be worried about further terr

i'm darren grimes, along with albie amankona emily carver , benjamin amankona emily carver, benjaminonight on the show , the high tonight on the show, the high priestess of covid is gone. welcome concert relatives in new zealand. it's time for just stop oil to just shut up. >> jewish people must feel safe in britain. >> we must stop tax handouts for private schools. is it game over for the snp and scottish independence? >> we shall see. it's 8 pm. and this is the . this is the. saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. now they do say that all god doctors recommend you get your five a day and here we are for all to all hours again tonight i'll be in emily are alongside me as usual and we also welcome back the self styled wokeist man in great britain, benjamin buttennorth. and our special guest tonight is alex armstrong. yes. >> as usual, in the first hour of this evening's show , each of of this evening's show, each of us will get around 60s to outline our argument of the day . outline our argument of the day. then the rest of us tell them what utter tosh they're talking. then lot

emily carver has thank you.just a few moments. what have you got for us today? fascinating >> i love that guy there that expert space expert. >> you much. expert space expert. >> have you much. expert space expert. >> have arou much. expert space expert. >> have a good much. expert space expert. >> have a good day.iuch. >> have a good day. >> have a good day. >> with everything else that's going and it's going on in the world. and it's so have this so marvellous to have this moment discovering moment when we're discovering something origins of something about the origins of the planet and this is sort of news that's danger just news that's in danger of just getting sort getting lost as a sort of footnote fundamentally footnote, but it's fundamentally important oh absolutely. important to us. oh absolutely. >> i'm glad focussed on >> i'm glad you were focussed on it. your show, it. at the end of your show, we're be talking, of we're going to be talking, of course, about the israel gaza we're going to be talking,

emily carver. >> hello there.ast provided by the met office today is going to be one of contrast across the uk. high pressure is in charge across the south, bringing in heat of north africa heat from parts of north africa . continental really will . continental europe really will be the time of be quite warm for the time of yean be quite warm for the time of year. but this frontal system has stalled across scotland and it continue to bring it will continue to bring problems the of problems throughout the rest of the an amber rain the day. and an amber rain warning in force with a warning is in force with a month's falling in month's worth of rain falling in some locations throughout the day. potential for day. there is the potential for some transport. so some disruption to transport. so do take care elsewhere for northern ireland, wales and england, some hazy sunshine at times, relatively times, but staying relatively dry and temperatures climbing towards 24 c where we should be around 16 c at this time of the ye

with me, emily carver and bev turner.l, the prime minister has landed in the prime minister has landed in the middle east this morning for a two day visit to the region. aid to arrive. the us president joe biden says egypt will allow 20 aid trucks to cross the rafah crossing, but only if the aid doesn't reach hamas . closer to doesn't reach hamas. closer to home, king charles issues a plea for mutual understanding in times of turmoil. the temptation to turn ourselves into a shouting or recriminate society must be resisted . must be resisted. >> refugees welcome. scotland's first minister says the country is willing to take gaza refugee fees and there is pressure on the uk from egypt to do the to do the same. so would you welcome a refugee into your home? gb news presenter nigel farage will join us shortly to give us his take and the bibi barges back after a string of false starts. >> the home office is now expected to return asylum seekers to the accommodation vessel has the latest i >> yes, -- >> yes, i'll be live all mo

norman if and emily carver.d may say so, i thought you had some good questions and some very good questions and didn't get very good answers. >> i mean, skated the >> i mean, you skated around the questions about questions that you asked about humanitarian aid corridor. it's absolutely a key question. and israel a israel really is, as a democratic country with a with a proud record of elections ought to be prepared to allow humanitarian aid into gaza to make sure the citizens there don't suffer. and indeed, i have to say that it's in israel's interest to make sure that that happens. othennise becomes a happens. othennise it becomes a target criticism elsewhere target for criticism elsewhere from the way behaves, you from the way he behaves, you know, got a very different know, he's got a very different situation. it's been treated appallingly these appallingly by these by these mass this mass murders across in this country. needs to respond country. but it needs to respond in way is above that not in a way that

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and emily carver in for bev turner.t. ministers will hold an emergency cobra meeting today over concerns the israel—hamas conflict could accelerate for accelerate the chance for a terror attack the uk. we'll terror attack in the uk. we'll have the latest on that. senate self—id. >> the welsh government is expected to allow selfies identifying transgender women to stand in senate elections as females . females. >> fem ales. >> botox females. >> botox ban the law in england makes it a criminal offence to administer botox or inject a filler for cosmetic purposes to anyone under 18. no such law exists in wales, scotland, northern ireland or northern ireland. can that be right? >> and tributes continue. messages of condolence from around the world are flooding for in matthew perry. he was the star of the sitcom friends. he died sadly aged 54 . died sadly aged 54. and the rumour mill is churning, isn't it? why is that, andrew? >> that's because a certain gb news presenter has been linked with going into the i'm a celebrity ju

i'm darren grimes , along with albie amankona emily carver . lewis oakley and emily carver.ht on the show, we're going to be discussing whether private schools should pay whether private schools should pay vat on fees, whether we should expose bad drivers . and should expose bad drivers. and rishi sunak has had a bit of a bashing of the bbc. we'll get into that. indeed. >> all that and more. it's 8 pm. and this is the. saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. the extended version. tonight we're giving you not one, but two hours of feisty debate and opinion. >> yes. we'll be taking a look at some of the stories you might have missed this week, unpicking them with the experts before our panel the emails panel react. keep the emails coming know, the coming through. you know, the email at gbnews.com. email gb views. at gbnews.com. but before we jump in, head first, your saturday night first, it is your saturday night news . aaron news with. aaron >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong. let's get you up aaron armstrong. let's get you up to date with the headlines fr

. >> i'll just say that when this program comes to an end in a moment or two, emily carver will be hered absolutely love emily to be able to try all of these. she can do so with these. and she can do so with impunity because, of course, it won't affect her addiction. she'll be able to speak absolutely . right, joe? absolutely clearly. right, joe? thatis absolutely clearly. right, joe? that is a very beautiful construction on. would you be a little bit messy? would you be happy if i took that? >> we need to garnish one for this one. thank you. and one for you. and a little garnish. and for you. >> well , there we go. i think >> well, there we go. i think this is joe. thank you very much. that's been absolutely splendid, sam, you very splendid, sam, thank you very much. think we should we much. i think we should we should toast those people who are a sober october. are having a sober october. absolutely. should say that absolutely. we should say that there an alternative to there is an alternative to alcoholic that they alcoholic drinks and that they can very tasty. well, that's can be ve

now, emily carver will be taking over in a few minutes. hat you've got coming up? >> yes, i've got a fantastic panel with me today. i want to focus on the protests at the top of the show that were held yesterday. we're going to be speaking a former police speaking to a former police officer going us officer who's going to give us anidea officer who's going to give us an idea how the police go an idea of how the police go about policing these types of massive as we massive demonstrations. as we heard police, they heard from the police, they estimated 100,000 people heard from the police, they estirroutd 100,000 people heard from the police, they estirrout in 100,000 people heard from the police, they estirrout in central100,000 people heard from the police, they estirrout in central london. people were out in central london. there were also protests going on in other cities across the uk , including cardiff, including glasgow, leeds, birmingham , glasgow, leeds, birmingham, across the country, really. and i want to know how do the police, po

i'm emily carver . it's been pretty hot carver.s been pretty hot outside today and things are about to get similarly heated in here as we debate some of the biggest topics of the week. and some might have missed. some that you might have missed. so let's crack with tonight's so let's crack on with tonight's first hot topic. now then, darren is going to tell us why he is distinctly unimpressed by the bbc's new jimmy savile drama. yes it's grim time indeed i >> we'll go back to 2012. first of all, the year that the bbc decided to throw its own integrity under the bus faster than you can say, like fee robbery. shortly after glowing eulogies for jimmy savile, the bbc's powerful presenter , pedoe bbc's powerful presenter, pedoe swiftly followed by a domino effect of resignations and accusations. the kicker , though, accusations. the kicker, though, was that newsnight had the ammo it needed for a savile expose, an expose that would have been the journalistic equivalent of a nuclear bomb . but what happened? nuclear bomb. but what happene

i'm darren grimes, along with albie amankona emily carver , benjamin amankona emily carver, benjaminght on the show, the high priestess of covid is gone. welcome concert relatives in new zealand. it's time for just stop oil to just shut up. >> jewish people must feel safe in britain. >> we must stop tax handouts for private schools. is it game over for the snp and scottish independence? >> we shall see. it's 8 pm. and this is the . this is the. saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. now they do say that all god doctors recommend you get your five a day and here we are for all to all hours again tonight i'll be in emily are alongside me as usual and we also welcome back the self styled wokeist man in great britain, benjamin buttennorth. and our special guest tonight is alex armstrong. yes. >> as usual, in the first hour of this evening's show , each of of this evening's show, each of us will get around 60s to outline our argument of the day . outline our argument of the day. then the rest of us tell them what utter tosh they're talking. then lots more fun in the second houn then

well, in a few minutes, i'll be giving away to emily carver with enormous pleasure.ting story there. marvellous . marvellous story. >> yeah, marvellous story. excellent have on. excellent guest to have on. we're course, we're going to be, of course, looking latest from looking at the very latest from israel, we've got mark israel, gaza. we've got mark whitehorn of the show whitehorn at the top of the show to tell us what's happened overnight. we know there was a communications that overnight. we know there was a commltocations that overnight. we know there was a commlto :ati easing, that overnight. we know there was a commlto :ati easing, but that overnight. we know there was a commltocati easing, but israel's seems to be easing, but israel's bombardment certainly isn't. they've many hundreds bombardment certainly isn't. th hamas many hundreds bombardment certainly isn't. th hamas targets hundreds bombardment certainly isn't. th hamas targets in hundreds bombardment certainly isn't. th hamas targets in the1undreds bombardment certainly isn't. th hamas targets in the

all of that to come tonight on dewbs& co with me, emily carver. roughout the day today, particularly targeting the southern city of ashkelon . the southern city of ashkelon. the missiles were fired after the terrorist group warned residents to leave the city by 5:00. local time. israel's iron dome anti—missile system was used to intercept many of the rockets that came raining down on the suburban area. air raid sirens were heard elsewhere across israel today. its defence forces claiming more than 4500 rockets have been launched by hamas since saturday. the israeli embassy

i'm emily carver . it's been pretty hot carver.s been pretty hot outside today and things are about to get similarly heated in here as we debate some of the biggest topics of the week. and some might have missed. some that you might have missed. so let's crack with tonight's so let's crack on with tonight's first hot topic. now then, darren is going to tell us why he is distinctly unimpressed by the bbc's new jimmy savile drama. yes it's grim time indeed i >> we'll go back to 2012. first of all, the year that the bbc decided to throw its own integrity under the bus faster than you can say, like fee robbery. shortly after glowing eulogies for jimmy savile, the bbc's powerful presenter , pedoe bbc's powerful presenter, pedoe swiftly followed by a domino effect of resignations and accusations. the kicker , though, accusations. the kicker, though, was that newsnight had the ammo it needed for a savile expose, an expose that would have been the journalistic equivalent of a nuclear bomb . but what happened? nuclear bomb. but what happene

i'm emily carver, along with ben leo benjamin buttennorth, darren grimes and lewis oakley .w, kiss starmer is in a little bit of trouble with his backbenchers and his shadow cabinet. guess what? over israel, gaza . what should he do israel, gaza. what should he do next? >> hums hummed . singer permits >> hums hummed. singer permits a mosque mauling. >> why britain's decline makes me want to move to dubai. >> why we need to fire britain's bigoted bobbies. >> and i'll be arguing that we should date people regardless of their political leanings. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the. saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. the best saturday night takeaway you could order. expect fiery debates, spicy opinions and a huge topping of fun. tonight i'm joined by darren and benjamin , joined by darren and benjamin, as usual. but albie is away this weekend. the part timer. as usual. but albie is away this weekend. the part timer . so we weekend. the part timer. so we are joined by our very own ever versatile ben leo and this week we're letting him have a go at the old presenting thing, se

. >> i'm darren grimes along with albie amankona emily carver, benjamin buttennorth and lee aukus.ly hide its saville shame or bigotry towards right wing minorities who don't agree with wokeist pm must stop hating women should not be a crime and we need to concrete over the green belt for the sake of our young people and just stop oils back to dale. >> vince isn't trying to save the planet. he's just trying to save his wallet. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the. saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. now, all good doctors say you need to get your five a day. well here we are. for two whole hours again tonight i'll be an emily.

i'm emily carver, along with ben leo benjamin buttennorth, darren grimes and lewis oakley . show, kiss starmer is in a little bit of trouble with his backbenchers and his shadow cabinet. guess what? over israel, gaza . what should he do israel, gaza. what should he do next? >> hums hummed . singer permits >> hums hummed. singer permits a mosque mauling. >> why britain's decline makes me want to move to dubai. >> why we need to fire britain's bigoted bobbies. >> and i'll be arguing that we should date people regardless of their political leanings. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the. saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. the best saturday night takeaway you could order. expect fiery debates, spicy opinions and a huge topping of fun. tonight i'm joined by darren and benjamin , joined by darren and benjamin, as usual. but albie is away this weekend. the part timer. as usual. but albie is away this weekend. the part timer . so we weekend. the part timer. so we are joined by our very own ever versatile ben leo and this week we're letting him have a go at the old presenting thing

. >> i'm darren grimes along with albie amankona emily carver, benjamin buttennorth and lee aukus.nsole easily hide its saville shame or bigotry towards right wing minorities who don't agree with wokeist pm must stop hating women should not be a crime and we need to concrete over the green belt for the sake of our young people and just stop oils back to dale. >> vince isn't trying to save the planet. he's just trying to save his wallet. >> it's 7 pm. and this is the. saturday five. welcome to the saturday five. now, all good doctors say you need to get your five a day. well here we are. for two whole hours again tonight i'll be an emily. are alongside me as usual. and we also welcome back the self—titled wokeist man in great britain , benjamin great britain, benjamin buttennorth. and our special guest tonight is definitely not the wokeist man in britain. hello. leo kearse . hello. leo kearse. >> hello. he's definitely not now , as usual, in the first hour now, as usual, in the first hour tonight, each of us gets about a minute to outline our argument about whatever our chosen topic

. >> up next, it's gb news live with martin daubney and emily carver. coming up, guys? carver.ty and lee kane were merely the support acts. the headune merely the support acts. the headline act, of course, is dominic cummings. it's going to be a halloween horror show for number 10. >> we can't wait. and that's live on the live desk . live on the live desk. >> it is indeed. and we'll be going live to scampton as the legal battle heats up over the use of the raf base there for up to 2000 asylum seekers, we'll be getting the very latest from the protesters who are still there. >> and of course, there's a royal visit in kenya. >> we'll be discussing is it time to pay money or even apologise, guys? i think no, it's not. >> thank you very much . we >> thank you very much. we should all go and find a child free dog friendly restaurant for lunch. should we try that ? lunch. should we try that? >> are you are you paying? >> are you are you paying? >> no. feel fine. >> no. feel fine. >> are you paying? >> are you paying? >> i will pay if we find one. i don't know that we will though. tha

live with me , emily carver and martin with me, emily carver and martin daubney .ey. it is lunchtime for the covid inquiry. currently we were just watching dominic cummings giving evidence to hugo keith kc. he was asking him many questions relating to a statement he gave and also asking fresh questions relating to whatsapp messages where there was rather a lot of coarse language and lots of key points coming across , weren't there? coming across, weren't there? >> that's right. we expect acted it to be a horror show on halloween. and by jove, cummings did not pull any punches , did not pull any punches, started off calling the situation a dumpster fire a bomb site. but at least he was wearing a shirt and tie. not his usual kind of woolly hat regalia. some very, very coarse language in the open, in the salt, which would make us squaddies hair curl, it has to be said . but squaddies hair curl, it has to be said. but the squaddies hair curl, it has to be said . but the key point for be said. but the key point for me was who was really in power? dominic sparing no punc

with me, tom hannood and emily carver. action when supporters of an extremist islamist group chanted jihad during a protest in london on saturday. palestinians inside gaza prepare themselves for a possible ground invasion, but aid is reaching those affected by israeli bombing and the blockade of gaza . our security blockade of gaza. our security editor mark white will be there for us. >> and shoplifting crackdown in a new zero tolerance plan will be agreed between ministers, police and retailers today to tackle the problem. we'll bring you the very latest . you the very latest. >> and the tributes continue for the england and manchester united footballing legend sir bobby charlton, who sadly died on saturday aged 86 . on saturday aged 86. >> yes, it's tom and me , emily >> yes, it's tom and me, emily carver today, this morning on britain's newsroom. please do get in touch throughout the show. we're on gbviews@gbnews.com. what do you make of what you saw on the streets of london this weekend ? streets of london this weekend

up andrew pierce and up next, it's andrew pierce and emily carver. for bev turner. >> yes. now, terror threat in the uk. ministers will hold an emergency cobra meeting today over that israel—hamas over concerns that israel—hamas conflict could accelerate at the chance of a terror attack in the uk. we'll have the latest. >> and brits trapped in gaza . >> and brits trapped in gaza. hamas is preventing britons leaving gaza . according to leaving gaza. according to united states security president richard , again, the us richard, again, the us president's security adviser . president's security adviser. meanwhile, israeli tanks are pounng meanwhile, israeli tanks are pouring over the border, continuing their ground assault to assault, to destroy what they call the stronghold of evil and to dismantle hamas. our security editor, mark white, is in tel aviv with the latest . aviv with the latest. >> well, just in the last few minutes, we've had the second large n'est pas age of rockets from gaza of the day going into southern gaza. also sorry, going into sou

this is britain's newsroom on gb news with bev turner and emily carver. >> the blame game.s are blaming each other for. >> and biden enters the war zone. the us president had expected to spend part of today in in tel aviv. expected to spend part of today in in tel aviv . he he's going to in in tel aviv. he he's going to be with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but

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this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me bev turner and emily carver sunak in in israel. >> the very latest from tel aviv as rishi sunak arrives in israel. >> the question is, will he provide more support on the ground or is this just a show of solidarity ? the situation here solidarity? the situation here escalating in the region and there are hostages with british passports stuck in the gaza strip. what will sunak do? we'll have all the latest from tel aviv . aviv. >> and there's an aid crisis. the us president, joe biden says egypt will allow 20 aid trucks to cross the rafah crossing, but only if the aid doesn't reach hamas . closer to home, king hamas. closer to home, king charles issues a plea for mutual understanding in times of turmoil. the temptation to turn ourselves into a shouting or recriminating society must be resisted . resisted. >> refuge is welcome. >> refuge is welcome. >> scotland's first minister says the country is willing to take gaza refugees and there's pressure on the

with me, bev turner and emily carver this morning.king fuel, water, food and medical supplies from entering the territory. the un is deep in negotiations to get the first aid into gaza. >> joe biden to visit israel. the us president is going tomorrow to reaffirm us solidarity and negotiate an opening of the border to get civilians out and aid in seven brits dead, nine missing. >> as the war continues , british >> as the war continues, british citizens continue to be caught in the conflict and it's just been confirmed that a 13 year old british girl missing in the hamas attack has been confirmed dead. >> a terrorist shot dead. the

this is britain's newsroom here on gb news with emily carver and me tom hannood coming up today , mecontinue to work tirelessly , tirelessly to secure the release of more hostages. does this renew hope for those caught up in the war? our security editor, mark white has the latest from israel . latest from israel. >> well, the french president, emmanuel macron, is the latest world leader to arrive here in israel . and he's been speaking israel. and he's been speaking with the families of french israeli hostages . and he's israeli hostages. and he's offered his full support to israel in its war against hamas . israel in its war against hamas. >> six us or sinking ship today is rishi sunak's first anniversary of him becoming concerned party leader. he has had a turbulent 365 days and is facing discontent amongst his own mps after devastating by—election results and the natwest files. >> it's been revealed in new documents that staff at natwest bank wanted to throw milkshake at nigel farage over the de—banking row. he addressed the findings on his show last night. >> this was the culture

with me, bev turner and emily carver this morning.in place with the united nations , with egypt, the united nations, with egypt, with israel, with others. the mechanism by which to get the assistance in. >> anthony blinken , they're >> anthony blinken, they're saying the gaza egypt crossing could reopen to help those fleeing the war. but hamas says that nothing has been agreed as has israel's military . has israel's military. >> prime minister rishi sunak