know, why you in on this now. >> gary lineker and know, why you in on this now. >> gary lineker and why you in on this now. >> gary lineker and i mean, 1y won't gary lineker and i mean, we see you, right? we see you not stuff out. why not? >> well, i think that's a very good question. i mean, let's say that the mainstream left this is why like to distinguish why i always like to distinguish between and the mainstream why i always like to distinguish betvinm and the mainstream why i always like to distinguish betvin politics,1d the mainstream why i always like to distinguish betvin politics, because,|instream why i always like to distinguish betvin politics, because, youream left in politics, because, you know, the labour party's been very firm in its response. it's these kind liberal left that these kind of liberal left that haven't and i think that you'd see labour was in see that if labour was in government that they government as well, that they would from, from the would be opposing from, from the left. i mean i think it's left. so i mean i think it's hugely disappointing. i wor

i have just seen a tweet from gary lineker in which he | tweet from gary lineker in which he says heerful footballer and genuinely lovely man. a world cup winner at manchester united and england has not greatest ever player. he may no longer be with us but he will have footballing immortality. rip, sir bobby. we will be getting many more tributes coming in from the sporting world and beyond. ijust wanted to talk in from the sporting world and beyond. i just wanted to talk to you a little bit about the munich air disaster as well. many of our younger viewers won't really remember much of that, in terms of their historical significance that it had but it was a big moment for sir bobby because he survived to another of his team—mates actually died. he another of his team-mates actually died. ., ., ., , died. he did and i am not sure he alwa s died. he did and i am not sure he always felt— died. he did and i am not sure he always felt entirely _ died. he did and i am not sure he always felt entirely comfortable l always felt entirely comfortable talking about what happened and the nature

and gary lineker and she called them out—of—touch pampered elites as it's revealed at 25,000 migrantsbrities stay out of politics and issues that only affect everyday brits? my superstar panel debate that later. let's be honest, they're celebrities, too . what do they celebrities, too. what do they know ? and next, with momentum know? and next, with momentum behind rishi sunak and the tories closing in on the polls, have labour celebrated victory too soon? we'll get the views of legendary polling guru sirjohn curtis. he's radio. i've got to say the highlight of the show is always your emails. >> mark gb news dot com and you've got me chuckling away. well, serious and well, first a serious one. and this is from anne marie in middlesbrough. how are you? anne marie anne marie says yes, marie anne marie says mark yes, cancelling is an insult to cancelling hs2 is an insult to the north and the tory promise to level up. we have an appalling service appalling railway service compared european compared to other european countries. we get our countries. why can't we get our railway right ? cou

so, i mean, gary lineker the gary lineker never used the word, but he's invoked memories of which i think is side to this. steve is a flip side to this. steve coogan, other signatories to coogan, the other signatories to that worried that letter, they're worried about deaths many about the deaths of many thousands palestinians. thousands of palestinians. they're about alleged they're worried about alleged human rights abuses by the israeli military . all they're israeli military. all they're worried is human suffering worried about is human suffering . that's balance to that . that's the balance to that one. do you think? one. what do you think? i suppose so. one. what do you think? i supiose so. one. what do you think? i supi don'ty. one. what do you think? i supi don't know why you're >> i don't know why you're asking for other side, asking me for the other side, because don't disagree with because i don't disagree with what's been principle. what's been said in principle. i might use the same. might not use the same. >> is that not a fair point? >> but is that not a fair point? that wh

i'm also having a look at why and gary lineker at why the bbc and gary lineker and are reluctant to callcall terrorists terrorists. i will also be having a little look as well at harry and meghan's latest eco hip rac. and i will even be mentioning a thing or two about a black female james bond and whether or not it's a good idea. if only someone else had had conversation so far had had that conversation so far this evening. make sure you stay tuned. >> that's y-l tuned. >> that's to be very exciting. >> king made it clear >> the king has made it clear that terrorists, so that hamas are terrorists, so god save the king. that's all from be back tomorrow from me. i'll be back tomorrow at jacob rees—mogg. at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this state of the this has been state of the nafion this has been state of the nation weather nation and the weather in somerset absolutely somerset will be absolutely glorious. deo . glorious. in excelsis deo. >> hello. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb forecast . but the gb news forecast. but today's rain clears south, turning sunnier i

formerformer england been pouring in including from former former england striker and bbc broadcaster gary lineker the greatest football player, and manchester united's greatest ambassador. plenty more on that story and of course on the latest developments from the middle east on the bbc news website. hello. some parts of the country have had between 100 and 200 millilitres of rain. the exact figures have yet to be verified, but they have been exceptional. the warning has expired from eastern scotland, but the amber warning for heavy rain is still valid in the north of scotland. we have to wait a little while before this weather front completely clears away. and i think by this stage already we will be experiencing better weather conditions in the east of scotland. a chilly across many parts of the uk, it is a case of generally clear weather, dry weather through the night. and it is also going to turn a quite chilly, but perhaps murky, misty in a few places, the only minimum temperatures on sunday will be quite two in aberdeen, about that in newcastle. but i think in most bigger towns and cities,

the former england captain gary lineker said. n the loss of one of england's1966 world cup winning team and a football legend". the former manchester united captain gary neville called sir bobby the greatest english footballer and manchester united's greatest ambassador. and newcastle united wrote that he was an ashington lad and it was the passing of a true legend of the game, words that have been echoed by football fans gathering at old trafford tonight. he has done so much for the club over the years. he has been there for us all the time, he comes to every game. yeah, sorry, iam speechless. i every game. yeah, sorry, i am speechless-— speechless. i thought i would comment _ speechless. i thought i would comment see _ speechless. i thought i would comment see the _ speechless. i thought i would comment see the tributes - speechless. i thought i would - comment see the tributes because i love the _ comment see the tributes because i love the club, — comment see the tributes because i love the club, he _ comment see the tributes

former england captain gary lineker said, "he may no longer be with us, but he'll have footballing immortalityl governing body fifa said, "we mourn the loss of one of england's 1966 world cup—winning team and a football legend." former manchester united captain gary neville called sir bobby "the greatest english footballer" and manchester united's "greatest ambassador". and newcastle united wrote that he was an ashington lad and it was the passing of "a true legend of the game". as you can tell, sir bobby's loss will be felt by all in football, but perhaps nowhere more so than at the club that was woven into his heart — manchester united. ben croucher is there for us. from 0ld from old trafford. very sombre mood here at old trafford, as you might imagine. we've been here for the last couple of hours and fans behind us have been arriving steadily to pay tribute and lay flowers at the trinity statue that commemorates the careers of george best, denis law and sir bobby charlton, that formidable trio for manchester united in the 1960s and �*70s. now, the club have also paid tributes. they've relea

but as far as i know , the only thing gary as i know, the only thing gary lineker has so far tweetedhe bbc's stance in not calling hamas terrorists , which is absolutely extraordinary from somebody who normally fills the ainnaves with his view on anything and everything. well, i'm sure he's been extremely busy on other things and he hasn't managed to get to condemning get round to condemning unambiguously a terrorist atrocity . atrocity. >> and with the bbc, john simpson, one of its most distinguished former foreign correspondent, has said in his tweet that he thinks that the bbc is right, but he carries a lot of weight. distinguish that figure. do you think the bbc has to separate itself from the british state? we put we put the tweet up for people to read on on the screen. do you think he's right that the bbc must always be even more impartial than anybody else? >> i don't think the bbc should be taking its instructions from the government or the state. i like fact that the bbc is like the fact that the bbc is editorially independent. ant, but if we're going to have a state broadca

the former england player gary lineker has also reacted to the news.ful footballer and genuinely lovely man. a world cup winner, great and, for me, england's greatest ever player. he may no longer be with us but he'll have footballing immortality. 0ur colleagues have spoken to people in preston, where sir bobby charlton worked as a manager in mid seventies. just a memorable footballer, a legend. i didn't really follow his career, i'm nota legend. i didn't really follow his career, i'm not a football fan but everyone knows his name. sad news. and he will be one of those legends who will be missed.— who will be missed. patriotic to a clean living. _ who will be missed. patriotic to a clean living, amazing. _ who will be missed. patriotic to a clean living, amazing. it- who will be missed. patriotic to a clean living, amazing. it was - who will be missed. patriotic to a clean living, amazing. it was a i clean living, amazing. it was a rivileue clean living, amazing. it was a privilege for — clean living, amazing. it was a privilege for us _ clean living,

english football player and manchester united's greatest ambassador. " the former england player gary lineker the news. he described sir bobby charlton as a truly wonderful footballer and genuinely lovely man. a world cup winner, great and, for me, england's greatest ever player. he may no longer be with us but he'll have footballing immortality. live now to andy mitten, sports journalist and editor of united we stand, a manchester united supporter�*s fa nzine. welcome to you. thank you for being with us. tell us what sir bobby meant to you. he with us. tell us what sir bobby meant to vom— with us. tell us what sir bobby meant to yon-— with us. tell us what sir bobby meant to ou. ., , ., meant to you. he was a huge figure in manchester _ meant to you. he was a huge figure in manchester united's _ meant to you. he was a huge figure in manchester united's history. - meant to you. he was a huge figure in manchester united's history. the| in manchester united's history. the main stand at old trafford is named after him. he has a statue near george best and denis law. all three were footballers of

gary lineker, also former england player, has been reacting to the news.derful footballer and genuinely lovely man. a world cup winner, great and, for me, england's greatest ever player. he may no longer be with us but he will have football immortality. another statement that has come in from sir geoff hurst, another legendary footballer saying, very sad news of the three great passing away. we will never forget him and nowell all of football. he was a great colleague and frayed. he will be sorely missed by all of the country beyond sport. condolences to his family and friends. love, jeff and judith. we have more on that developing story on the bbc news website. there is a live page running there so if you want to stay across that story in more detail, then of course you can go to our website. let's move on to our other main story this hour. 20 truckloads of desperately needed aid have been transported. the us has called for the rafah crossing to stay open. live now to dr ahmad abou—foul, an nhs doctor in birmingham who has 16 family members in gaza. thank

you know, gary lineker is the one saying decent 1930 saying remin decent of 1930 germany about suellat suella braverman. this is exactly like 1930 germany. where's lineker? where's vorderman? where are they all? they're silent because they're cowards. >> and i was really upset by that footage. paul i have to say , and it's the stupidity of it, of those girls in the headscarves they're pulling down. if it wasn't clear from the footage, there was a photographs of missing babies , photographs of missing babies, missing toddlers. they were put up. i think, by the girl filming the footage who'd just returned from israel . so she's just from israel. so she's just trying to raise awareness and who she just wants these who knows? she just wants these pictures of these lost people to be seen. and these idiots come along and take this. don't even put them in the bin. they leave them on the floor like that. absolute disregard. >> it's reflection. i don't >> it's a reflection. i don't necessarily think it would qualify as as a hate crime. why not? appalling, though? it was. but nonetheless, it is

you end up replaced them with gary lineker. with a statue of gary lineker. yeah, yeah , yeah.orderman and lineker and carol vorderman and chris lineker and carol vorderman and chns be lineker and carol vorderman and chris be interesting chris packham. be interesting though, because if i didn't like that chris packham would though, because if i didn't like the chris packham would though, because if i didn't like the allowed :kham would though, because if i didn't like the allowed t0|am would though, because if i didn't like the allowed to rip would though, because if i didn't like the allowed to rip that would though, because if i didn't like the allowed to rip that down?|ld i be allowed to rip that down? i tell you what, i'd rip the carol vorderman in heartbeat . vorderman down in a heartbeat. yeah. and then presumably you wouldn't be done for criminal damage don't say don't damage because don't say don't say the people it doesn't say that. the people it doesn't mean clearly would like to clarify . would like he's not clarify. would like he's not going anything down or going t

their defence, it's a bit like the gary lineker defence now. e government is using language associated with 1930 germany. the mail, the next day the daily mail, the next day print a headline comparing, conflating understandably with germany , lineker says. i never germany, lineker says. i never mention jews and they've done it again . again. >> he never meant to germany. >> he never meant to germany. >> he's exactly so. i mean, he must think that we are absolute idiots bbc are treating idiots and the bbc are treating us contempt here because us with contempt here because their said it's their reporter said that it's hard to see what else this could be really given the size of the explosion than an israeli explosion other than an israeli airstrike or several airstrikes. and then his boss defends this by saying, well, he at no point reported that it was an israeli airstrike. it's lineker airstrike. it's the lineker defence. he's he's telling us a message. lynch and this journalist, he is pointing us in the direction of either germany or an israeli

but i also their also note that many of their so—called stars, gary so—called stars, like the gary linekerout, you when suella braverman you know, when suella braverman used invasion , when used the word invasion, when gary lineker said that it was language to that of germany language akin to that of germany in think in the 30s. well, i don't think you what we're seeing you can equate what we're seeing with that's such with the language that's such a far flung out comparison . and far flung out comparison. and it's absurd, actually, because what we're seeing in israel and what we're seeing in israel and what happened last saturday was something that you would have seen potentially in some way, like germany. that's a comparison. but i like germany. that's a comparison. buti noticed like germany. that's a comparison. but i noticed a lot of stars from that have kept quiet on this as well. quiet on this one as well. >> mean, we're talking >> yeah, i mean, we're talking about very things, about a very different things, you braverman you know, suella braverman have much disagree with her is a de

gary lineker stays silent. carol vorderman another one. themselves, so why is the terror attack in sweden allowed to be called just that by them when hamas, who call themselves that aren't and to make matters worse, the bbc are investigating some of its own journalists in the middle east who appear to have expressed support for hamas on social media. i'm afraid i'm losing all respect for the . bbc losing all respect for the. bbc so that's what i think . but i so that's what i think. but i want to hear from you. you can get in touch. gb views gb news dot now around 3000 people dot com. now around 3000 people have lost their lives in the gaza strip since the brutal surprise hamas attacks, which took place a little more than a week ago . now over 60 week ago. now over 60 palestinians have now also been killed in the separate west bank. this update from palestinian health ministry comes as us president joe biden is set to fly to israel and attend a summit in jordan tomorrow alongside egyptian and palestinian leaders . the israeli palestinian l

but where is saint gary lineker in all this? invoked memories of the holocaust, comparing has invoked memories of the holocaust , comparing suella holocaust, comparing suella braverman efforts to tackle illegal immigration in as redolent of 1930 germany, but no condemnation of actual behaviour and the worst attack on jewish people since the holocaust . people since the holocaust. perhaps he was busy washing another bottle of just for men charcoal edition into his hair. his only comment on the tragedy playing out in israel was to retweet and applaud an extraordinarily offensive tweet from the premier league whilst condemning the violence against innocent civilians. there's no mention in the statement that israel was invaded and or that war crimes against jewish people have been committed and instead they hide behind the cloak of snake oil language like escalating crisis . which takes escalating crisis. which takes us back to the bbc's narrative of conflict on both sides . let of conflict on both sides. let me correct the bbc and

the former england captain gary lineker said... football's governing body, fifa, said "we mourn the lossa football legend". the former manchester united captain gary neville called sir bobby the greatest english footballer and manchester united's greatest ambassador. newcastle united wrote that he was an ashington lad and it was the passing of a true legend of the game, words that have been echoed by football fans gathering at old trafford tonight. words echoed by fans gathering at old trafford tonight. words echoed by fans gathering at old trafford tonight. he has done so much for the club over the years. he has been there for us all the time, he comes to every game. yeah, sorry, i am speechless. i thought i would come and see the tributes i because i love the club, he is united. _ 1966 world cup for england i as an englishman, i thought it would be appropriate| to show my respects. he is the heart and soul of the club, the heart has gone. emotionalfans. manchester united, the club so synonymous with sir bobby charlton, are playing sheffield united at bramall lane in the premier league

the former england player gary lineker has also reacted to the news.s a truly wonderful footballer and genuinely lovely man. a world cup winner, great and, for me, england's greatest ever player. he may no longer be with us but he'll have footballing immortality. sir bobby charlton who has died at the age of 86. by by the time he retired in 1973 he scored 270 goals for manchester united. diagnosed with dementia in 2020. , ., ., ., ' ., , 2020. main stand at old trafford is named after— 2020. main stand at old trafford is named after him. _ 2020. main stand at old trafford is named after him. his _ 2020. main stand at old trafford is named after him. his statues - 2020. main stand at old trafford is l named after him. his statues outside the ground alongside george best and denis law, all three were european footballers of the year in the 19605. footballers of the year in the 1960s. sir bobby charlton was not just a great player with incredible statistics, he saw some of his closest friends die in the munich ayr disaster and he survived. he helped lead

example key presenters, - for example key presenters, presenters of flagship programmes, let's say gary lineker what do you think about the guidance, is _ good at the job. what do you think about the guidance, is it _ good at the job. what do you think about the guidance, is it clear- about the guidance, is it clear enough? i about the guidance, is it clear enouuh? ., ~' about the guidance, is it clear enouuh? ., ~ ., , . ., enough? i would like it to be clear, i think enough? i would like it to be clear, lthinkjohn — enough? i would like it to be clear, i thinkjohn hardy _ enough? i would like it to be clear, i thinkjohn hardy has _ enough? i would like it to be clear, i thinkjohn hardy has tried - enough? i would like it to be clear, i thinkjohn hardy has tried to - enough? i would like it to be clear, | i thinkjohn hardy has tried to make i thinkjohn hardy has tried to make it clear. _ i thinkjohn hardy has tried to make it clear, almost feel his pain trying — it clear, almost feel his pain trying to— it clear, almost feel his pain trying to cover the many things this situation _ trying to c

gary lineker. he signalling. gary lineker. he ain't . plus, controversially as ain't.global ambassador for and someone that was instrumental in england's football success over the years. i actually think he should have a knighthood. but then i specialise in unpopular opinions as so beckham's report card is not at all bad. he's a highly impressive human being and i wish his lovely wife and kids all the very best. as a former spice girl and now successful fashion designer , successful fashion designer, victoria has achieved huge things. they are a power couple, but the elephant in the room is a young woman called rebecca loos , sent over to real madrid loos, sent over to real madrid as beckham's personal assistant when he was playing there. now these are just allegations at these are just allegations at the moment. it cannot be proven, but it suggested that she assisted him in more ways than one. have kept a dignified silence for many years. loos now living in nonnay with her own family , has spoken out the dutch family, has spoken out the dutch beauty, who at the age of

debacle , to the gary lineker debacle, we've sent this thing round and it's like, no, that's an internalil, darling. that's not the news. >> you're listening to gb news radio because i've got an old car right? >> i haven't got dab radio i'm in a nissan micra if i'm on a overtake anyone i have to book it in and send them an email. >> it's true actually the car i drive doesn't have dab radio. i need to get an upgrade, i need to get an upgrade. >> an ev. >> an ev. >> yeah. need to get an ev. that's the only thing that's going be allowed in london going to be allowed in london anyway. soon so yes, eve next with a dab radio can watch with a dab radio so i can watch radio single moment of the day. >> but i mean i'll be your someone who has enjoyed being on bbc panels in the past right you are someone a bit more sympathetic. i think about the bbc toward the bbc than maybe the rest of us are . but you must the rest of us are. but you must have been watching it . even you. have been watching it. even you. i'll be. that's why the beeb. >> that's why i was so disappointed with the bbc newsnight bec

. >> bus bus them to where the labour vote where all the guardian gary lineker's out.t pile like we could have we could have we could build cities in islington. >> i mean we've got one advantage. we've got the english channel is the english channel and it is the english channel channel and it is the english channel, the way, got channel, by the way, we've got the and the english channel. and fortunately invented fortunately people have invented boats. and our biggest boats. yes and our biggest problem , is this is this problem is, is this is this cultural war issue where we've abandoned all logic in favour of ideology. so we instead of saying this is good for everyone, no matter which way you vote, no matter what your gender is, what your cultural background , you know, as background is, you know, have as many is we're able many people here is we're able to after whatever colour, to look after whatever colour, whatever culture, whatever they are it, are. but don't overdo it, because if you do, you end up with no dentists , hospitals with no dentists, hospitals overrun

ijust love that gary lineker— it was crazy. ijust love that gary lineker said _ it was crazy.g people. it is absolutely brilliant to talk to _ helping people. it is absolutely brilliant to talk to you - helping people. it is absolutely brilliant to talk to you both. - helping people. it is absolutely i brilliant to talk to you both. gabby , thank you so much, thank you for the pointers and inspiration for who we should nominate for the award. sam, as ever, great to see you. thank you. sam, as ever, great to see you. thank you-— sam, as ever, great to see you. thank you-_ i l sam, as ever, great to see you. i thank you._ i wish thank you. well done again. i wish we had done _ thank you. well done again. i wish we had done this _ thank you. well done again. i wish we had done this on _ thank you. well done again. i wish we had done this on zoom - thank you. well done again. i wish we had done this on zoom now! i to nominate the volunteers making your community better through sport head to bbc.co.uk/unsung hero for all the details. the deadline for entry is monday the 30th of oct

>> gary lineker >> well, gary lineker tends to be an opinionated fella, be quite an opinionated fellas i've just had a look on his twitter he complete silence twitter and he complete silence , posted something it in , posted something about it in relation podcast. but he relation to a podcast. but he hasn't spoken out hasn't he hasn't spoken out against abuses women as a against the abuses of women as a as of war or anything as a weapon of war or anything like that. so i find the silence from the usual suspects particularly. i was going to say incriminating. that's not the right word . but i just think right word. but i just think that this is absolutely despicable. it must be terrifying people like terrifying for people like i said earlier, for those particularly people who are visibly to jewish, see just how many are willing to many people are willing to support are committing support those who are committing these atrocities against men, women and children, there was a devastating story that was published in the last 24 hours of a couple who managed to save their ten month old twin

well, you can't win. >> lineker once that was >> gary lineker once that was a big mistake. >> well, he's >> yes, he does have rather more than you. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> shocking in and of itself. >> thank you very much indeed. you too. see you later on. let's get a check on the weather with aiden. >> hello. very good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from met office with gb you. it's aidan mcgivern here from forecast.)ffice with gb you. it's aidan mcgivern here from forecast. bite with gb you. it's aidan mcgivern here from forecast. bit ofvith gb you. it's aidan mcgivern here from forecast. bit ofvitgloomyi news forecast. bit of a gloomy one there morning. lots one out there this morning. lots of clouds, some mist and fog of low clouds, some mist and fog patches as well, and further rain showers to come many rain or showers to come for many of a windy one as well. of us, it's a windy one as well. for far north of scotland, for the far north of scotland, northern isles, some northern isles, seeing some gale force winds through morning force winds through the morning and early after

not the same tim davie, that when it came to reprimanding gary lineker for repeatedly overstepping theid a complete about turn. great. even when the bbc were having a pop at gb news on their once flagship news programme, newsnight laying into us with sheer abandon , only later sheer abandon, only later admitting to breaching their own guidelines after being pressed by mp and gb news star by shipley mp and gb news star philip davies. did they offer an admission of guilt? have listen. >> you know, i have to say, i think the complaints have piled up against gb news. i think there is a delicate and important broadcast ecology in this country . this country. >> i think, you know , gb news is >> i think, you know, gb news is trying to bust that ecology . and trying to bust that ecology. and frankly, what ofcom should do is shut it down like it shut down. rt >> yeah, victoria was listening intently as adam boulton slices into gb news without a word of pushback or balance. philip said that many of his constituents had come to him about the show, leading him to file an official complaint to the

where is the outcry from gary lineker?ng us what we can and shouldn't care about and similarly, i think an important story that i was going to raise anyway. yeah bbc fails pundit pubuc anyway. yeah bbc fails pundit public by not calling hamas what they are terrorists . well, the they are terrorists. well, the bbc are saying these are military acts. they are calling them fighters by our own governments , by our own governments, by our own parliament. its definition , they parliament. its definition, they are terrorists. these people. and yet our national broadcaster will not call them what they are. they have to sugarcoat the who they are. and they've talked about them. >> they've talked about conflict on sides as it wasn't on both sides as well. it wasn't conflict both sides 24 hours conflict on both sides 24 hours ago, wasn't at 7 am. yesterday morning in in israel. >> there was no conflict then. and then 2200 rockets were fired by hamas. then they flew in terrorists on motorbikes with machine guns . they smashed down mac

where is the outcry from gary lineker?lling us what we can and shouldn't care about and similarly, i think an important story that i was going to raise anyway. yeah bbc fails pundit pubuc anyway. yeah bbc fails pundit public by not calling hamas what they are terrorists . well, the they are terrorists. well, the bbc are saying these are military acts. they are calling them fighters by our own governments , by our own governments, by our own parliament. its definition , they parliament. its definition, they are terrorists. these people. and yet our national broadcaster will not call them what they are. they have to sugarcoat the who they are. and they've talked about them. >> they've talked about conflict on sides as it wasn't on both sides as well. it wasn't conflict both sides 24 hours conflict on both sides 24 hours ago, wasn't at 7 am. yesterday morning in in israel. >> there was no conflict then. and then 2200 rockets were fired by hamas. then they flew in terrorists on motorbikes with machine guns . they smashed down

and where is gary lineker, who's obsessed with linking everything to 1930 germany except actual identicalthose that are the same actions, those that are the same as what happened in 1930. germany perhaps gary's been busy watching another bottle of just for men charcoal edition into his hair. me while those fools at the met police proudly announced on twitter that the weekend's protests in the capital largely went without incident. tell that to the editor of the jewish chronicle who observed that and i quote there is a carnival of jew hate in london. this weekend. now i want peace and safety for the people of palestine and the people of palestine and the people of palestine and the people of israel . israel may people of israel. israel may well have a case to answer for its treatment of palestinians and a two state solution must surely be the holy grail. and the aim . but right now, israel the aim. but right now, israel faces an existential threat. what we saw last saturday was a shot across the bows. israel are right that hamas must be eliminated in the way that isis and al—qaeda had to b

because people your gary lineker because people have a lot of respect for haveot of respect for jordan over this. >> as well it was >> i thought as well it was interesting were in interesting when we were in qatar, you know, that that qatar, you know, that was that took absolute biscuit. took the absolute biscuit. you're playing built you're playing in stadiums built by can by slaves where women can essentially be, you know, battered for a variety battered to death for a variety of different crimes which aren't really got really crimes. and you've got them sitting and now it them sitting there. and now it turns that apparently turns out that apparently hamas, the hamas, are based the leaders of hamas, are based in not only that in qatar. so not only was that country as as we already country as bad as we already thought it was, now got thought it was, you've now got leaders terror leaders of this terror organisation. out i've organisation. it turns out i've just living in qatar. we're just been living in qatar. we're probably watching probably in the stadium watc

and this means gary lineker will stay in a job for another ten years and beckham and gary years and davidre you go. john's not happy, are you , esther? not happy, are you, esther? >> i would go there, i think saudi arabia is a long standing strategic ally of the uk . i strategic ally of the uk. i actually would like to see football non—political and sport non—political because i think it can transcend politics in a way. look, we're talking about a world now that we're wanting to see more peace. we're wanting people to get on with one another. and this is the way of another. and this is the way of an olive branch of going into other countries of having forms of communication. i don't like it. the fact that people somehow think the west is superior because has different because it has different religion, beliefs, it religion, different beliefs, it is it is superior. >> you don't think the superiors were superior ? were superior? >> saudi arabia is on a journey and bit by bit bit of a slow journey. >> we are superior to them . they >> we are superior to them. they are a terrible country. up

because you end up with gary lineker ominously. >> you hated it when he didn't say anything.thing. it when this lot say something. so how can we win? >> i'm sorry. no, because. because to would because the way to win would just go. condemn the just to be go. i condemn the acts of outrageous the beheaded acts of outrageous the beheaded a load of babies to not mention that utterly bizarre. >> the muslim council of britain found it possible to do that. people that people who are members of that council support, council who clearly support, support the palestinian people, they it. so why this they could do it. so why is this not simply lot a call not simply this lot a call calling amy for ceasefire and calling amy for a ceasefire and hamas holding 200 hostages, hamas are holding 200 hostages, including ladies who including an elderly ladies who were peaceniks, who were trying to work. >> we haven't seen the idf have any any care for those any any any care for those hostages when they're wiping out, not do what they're asking, because cause hamas want because cause hamas don't wan

saint gary lineker referenced st 1930 germany in relation to suella braverman's rwanda plan , but hasot rwanda plan, but has written not a word about these atrocities . a word about these atrocities. and it's been a week now when i come to the selective morality of the woke left. he did retweet a mealy mouthed statement from the premier league which failed to single out hamas or directly reference innocent israelis as now let me help people on both sides . two things can be true at sides. two things can be true at the same time that palestine should be a safe and peaceful place for everyone . and we can place for everyone. and we can also say that israel has suffered a horrific terror attack and has a right to defend itself . but sadly, in our itself. but sadly, in our bifurcated world, where division sells , you're either one or the sells, you're either one or the other to gloss over the genocide , which we saw last weekend , , which we saw last weekend, which has direct echoes of adolf hitler, and to chant about palestine an at this point in time , and the inevitable message time, a

you've also got gary lineker here a truly lineker here saying a truly wonderful footballer and a lovelyaying a true great who will be remembered forever. thank you . remembered forever. thank you. >> yeah. there's just so many ways that you can look at his life and his personality, including , life and his personality, including, of life and his personality, including , of course, after he including, of course, after he stopped playing , he was stopped playing, he was campaigning against dementia and more research needed in football . he unfortunately suffered from that. he diagnosed in 2020. that. he was diagnosed in 2020. there's sir bobby charlton there's the sir bobby charlton foundation, which will live on and part of his legacy. and be part of his legacy. there's his incredible shot from distance , which had so much distance, which had so much power on it. and we saw that against mexico, for example, in the 1966 world cup. there's the munich air disaster and how he was so brave to recover from that. and stay in the game. he lost of his colleagues lost eight of his colleagues that