we will discuss this further now, but the writer and broadcaster emma webb. een now. actually, of that moment yesterday. perhaps we could call that up. emma. i mean, tell us more about the situation. >> the description of him being evil and disgusting is completely right. but it almost even doesn't quite cover it. i mean, when you think about what happened on october 7th and, and the journalist allison pearson has just done an exceptional piece in the telegraph where she spoke to those who were there, first responders and the families of those who were still hostages or those who have been murdered. heroes like anna shapiro , who he caught grenades shapiro, who he caught grenades in his own hand and threw them back out of the shelter where they were hiding and fought. these terrorists with his bare hands. and, you know, these people are heroes. and this memorial has been going for these victims for over a year now and has been attacked, according to one of the organisers, already around 20 times, the bus stop nearby has been vandalised with anti—semitic graffi

we've got writer and broadcaster emma webb.ot the director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity, steven woolfe and ex—labour minister bill rammell. emma, do you think we've learnt anything three years on from the islamist slaughter of david amess? >> no, no, i mean, we've seen evenin >> no, no, i mean, we've seen even in the last, last general election campaign, particularly labour mps being harassed by people who don't believe in the democratic system. this has been an ongoing problem. you mentioned there, mike freer. i mean, this goes back a long way, but people have even forgotten about people like that . stephen about people like that. stephen timms, i think it was who was stabbed , not fatally, luckily, stabbed, not fatally, luckily, by an islamist. stabbed, not fatally, luckily, by an islamist . what about, you by an islamist. what about, you know, the memory of pc palmer , know, the memory of pc palmer, who was murdered outside of parliament. so no , i don't think parliament. so no, i don't think that we'v

we've got writer and broadcaster emma webb. 've got the director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity, stephen wolf, and former labour minister bill rammell and emma. where to start? our mate mada pasa. so that's the thing there of him saying he's he's not a threat, but he's, he's in a tent with a and what appears to be a gun, would you let him in? >> i mean , there are others like >> i mean, there are others like him, i'm sure, who were here. and of course, we shouldn't be letting in people like that. like you pointed to there. you know, saying he doesn't like guns and he's got a kalashnikov tattooed on his cheek. i mean, he's lying like a child. lies. and actually, that's how we're being treated with contempt by foreign criminals who treat us as if we are gullible adults who will give them anything that they want. it's almost like an abusive relationship. and our leaders are allowing them to treat the british people like doormats. i mean, it's obviously it's unacceptable. like you said , it's unacceptable. like

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but emma webb, thank you very much indeed, writer and broadcaster. we'll speak again.hank you very much. >> this is good afternoon britain on gb news. lots more coming up today, including an interview with a cabinet minister after this . minister after this. >> good afternoon. the top stories, the prime minister says he will do everything in his power to galvanise economic growth. speaking at the international investment summit earlier today, sir keir starmer said the government will make sure that every regulator in the country takes growth as seriously as businesses. the government has today unveiled investment deals worth billions of pounds in al, life sciences and infrastructure. it comes as and infrastructure. it comes as a row over criticism of p&o ferries that reportedly jeopardised a £1 billion investment by its owner, dp world , has been smoothed over. world, has been smoothed over. the government aims to show it's making progress on its mission to deliver economic growth after marking 100 days in office for teenage idf soldiers have been killed and more than

on my panel tonight is political commentator emma webb, director of the centre for migration economic prosperity. stephen wolf and former labour minister bill rammell o a&e. any guesses as to what's going on here? >> what are they doing ? >> what are they doing? >> what are they doing? >> to get ready . britain. here >> to get ready. britain. here we go . we go. radical islam is a ticking time bomb. next. >> good evening. it's 9:00. i'm lewis mckenzie here in the gb newsroom. the prime minister and the health secretary have said new weight loss jabs could help boost the british economy and get people back into work. wes streeting suggested the latest medicines could be life changing for individuals and would ease pressure on the nhs. but experts are insisting that the drug is not a quick fix, nor a replacement for eating well and exercising, and should only be offered under medical supervision , a court has been supervision, a court has been told that sara sharif had to wear a hijab to hide her facial injuries she received in the lead up to her death. the ten year old was beaten with