tonight george galloway�*s team at sounding very confident.ut worried about it at all? that it's no good outcome for labour. the least worst outcome for labour. the least worst outcome for labour is azhar ali, if he does win, and perhaps is welcomed back to the party quietly after a period of reflection and perhaps an apology. or indeed is left in the backs dentures and replaced in the general election in the next few months. that is the least worst option. they're much worse for labour, and i think having george galloway in parliament would be damaging, probably more to labour then it would be to the prime minister and the conservative party. in downing street, they are probably not consider about this. i imagine they were never hopeful of winning, before their candidate went on holiday, and they will be sitting back watching like the rest of us. whoever wins, back watching like the rest of us. whoeverwins, is back watching like the rest of us. whoever wins, is unlikely to be an mp for a long time, because of course, we are going to have a ge

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will george galloway win ? george galloway win? >> are you gonna answer your children?swooping simon can't speak. >> simon, you're not letting me speak at simon. >> simple. no, no, it's a simple question that candidate simon danczuk joins me live shortly. >> and what about the now ditched labour candidate ? ditched labour candidate? >> they allowed that massacre. and that gives them. that gives them the green light to do whatever they want. we are doing a complete number on one of the maddest by elections ever. >> it's turned into a choice between rochdale or gaza and here to do it all are the star daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, director of popular conservatives mark littlewood and the ex labour party adviser matthew laza . oh, party adviser matthew laza. oh, and talking of gaza . we're going and talking of gaza. we're going to be all over this rochdale by—election. we're going live to the count in a second. we've got some of the candidates, we've got going on. get ready got it all going on. get ready britain, here we go . britain, here we go. okay well, loo

especially given george galloway is standing in this seat. the labour party . stands against the labour party. she is opposed to the labour party, but i think people would say as perhaps it's less toxic in our political culture than george galloway. and if candidates have been stood down for liking tweets from caroline lucas but not stood down after shaking hands and boasting of associations with the then respect party mp george galloway, it raises huge questions . questions. >> yes, and we'll have to look into what exactly that event was there. say no to terrorism, find out a little bit more about what exactly that event was all about . let's speak to gb news political correspondent olivia utley . olivia, thank you very utley. olivia, thank you very much for joining utley. olivia, thank you very much forjoining us. tom just much for joining us. tom just showed us this tweet from 2015, pictured azhar ali. of course, the labour candidate for rochdale , all smiling and rochdale, all smiling and shaking the hands of george galloway . galloway. >

george galloway is standind difficult. george galloway is standing in _ difficult.n rochdale - difficult. george galloway is standing in rochdale and i difficult. george galloway is - standing in rochdale and putting labour's stance on gazza front and centre. the contest here has taken a new turn and it is one certainly labour wouldn't have wanted. labour wouldn't have wanted. labour said it made the decision to withdraw support from azhar ali because of new information. it is understood that relates to further comments he made at the same meeting where he made his original remarks, although we don't know the detail of those. keir starmer has put routing out anti—semitism at the centre of his leadership and the party says the action he has taken shows his clear stance on that despite what it might do to the party's prospects in that rochdale by—election, but there are others who say he should have acted more quickly and the fact it took two days before labour changed its position is in fact a sign of keir starmer�*s indecision. studio: alex, thank you. alex forsyth.

in rotschdale there is a by-election in england um on the 29th of february and george galloway, long standing uh pro- palestinian anti-imperialist campaigner is now odds on favorite to... actually win that seat, i think is in with very, very good chance, that will really start to shake things up in the house of commons if we can get somebody of george, george galloway's caliber into the corridors of power of westminster, there is no better orator anywhere in the world in my opinion than george galloway, and uh, you know, he will certainly lose no opportunity to expose the, you know, the hypocrisy, the the the complicity of the political class in this... appalling genocide that we are seeing unfolding uh since october last year and that i think will give um sucker to and confidence to other groups who are as i said establishing themselves and i predict that whilst it's true that probably the labor party under likely to win the next election in my opinion they will lose some seats and we will i think being with very good chance of getting some independent. individuals, some people in m

the former labour— george galloway standing. the former labour mp_ george galloway standing.o is standing and the conservatives hope to capitalise as welt _ conservatives hope to capitalise as welt that — conservatives hope to capitalise as well. that by—election which probably— well. that by—election which probably a couple of days ago seemed less interesting of the three by—elections coming up is now very interesting — by—elections coming up is now very interesting indeed. by-elections coming up is now very interesting indeed.— interesting indeed. thank you very much for the _ interesting indeed. thank you very much for the latest. _ for more on this let's speak to anna gross, political correspondent for the financial times. i know you were listening to that. in terms of what is happening in rochdale. i was listening to so many different constituents going on to phone—ins and the overriding thought from them was what a mess. yes. from them was what a mess. yes, absolutely- _ from them was what a mess. yes, absolutely. you _ from them was what a mess. yes, absolutely. you ar

will really start to shake things up in the house of commons if we can get somebody of george george galloway's caliber into the corridors of power of westminster there is no better orator anywhere in the world in my opinion than george galloway ' you know he will certainly lose no opportunity to expose the you know the hypocrisy, the the the complicity of the political class in this appalling genocide that we are seeing unfolding uh since october last year, and that i think will give um sucker to and confidence to other groups who are as i said establishing themselves and i predict that whilst it's true that probably... the labor party under are likely to win the next election, in my opinion, they will lose some seats and we will, i think being with very good chance of getting some independent minded individuals, some people in my party, the workers party elected into parliament to start actually speaking up for the the will of the british people bause the british people and the ordinary people all over the world are in lockstep with the palestinian struggle, they are they are totally ons. and

one of two former labour mps in this contest, george galloway.ial chunk of the population here are muslim, i will enter the chamber of the house of commons like a tornado and i will shake the walls for gaza. a substantial chunk of the population here are muslim, many of whom are particularly concerned at what is happening in gaza. what do you say to those critics, you know they are there, who say, george galloway, he turns up at by—elections and stirs things up in towns that he has just arrived in? no, ifeel that myjob is to give people a voice that don't have a voice. and i think you will find people have responded in large numbers to our message. another man wielding leaflets and persuasion, simon danczuk — he was the mp here until 2017. labour suspended him after a row about his personal conduct. you were caught up in that row about lewd texts to a 17—year—old girl. why would rochdale want you back? well, the reality is that it is lots of tabloid nonsense. people see through that. the truth of it, the crux of it, was true though, wasn't it? yo

there are two former labour mps running here, george galloway and simon danczuk. i, widely accused of being anti—semitic which he apologised for. mr galloway, even his critics acknowledge he is a dexterous campaign with his rhetoric and campaigning style, and all of that in a part of the world here with a substantial muslim population, and war raging in the middle east, a big focus on gaza from mr galloway. it's been wildly unpredictable but tonight, mr galloway�*s team are sounding very confident. we will find out the result in the middle of the night. thanks, chris. essex police have told the mpjulian knight he will face no criminal action, following an investigation into allegations of serious sexual assault. the force said it had carried out thorough inquiries, and the allegations did not meet the test for bringing charges. mr knight had come forward voluntarily to be interviewed, and said he was pleased at the outcome. in a statement he said he would be taking time to consider his next steps and recover his mental health. the formula one racing boss christian

the veteran left—wing campaigner george galloway is standing here, as is simon danczuk, himself a former and the conservatives too are hoping to capitalise on labour's woes. the labour party have got a real problem here and it's demonstrating they are not fit for government, they haven't changed and they should not be voted on when the election comes later in the year. there are just over two weeks to go until the by—election and all of a sudden there is everything to play for, and for the man who hopes to be prime minister by the end of the year, it's a mess he could do without. let's speak to marc levy, chief executive of the jewish representative council for greater manchester. welcome to the programme. your reaction to what azhar ali said because you work with him in the same room only in the last week or so, weren't you? same room only in the last week or so. weren't you?— so, weren't you? good afternoon. thank you — so, weren't you? good afternoon. thank you for— so, weren't you? good afternoon. thank you for having _ so, weren't you? good afternoon. thank you for having me. - so,

the veteran left—wing campaigner george galloway is standing here as a dan shaka, himself a former labourf reform uk and the conservatives are hoping to capitalise on the verse of the labour party. capitalise on the verse of the labour party-— capitalise on the verse of the labour party. capitalise on the verse of the labour pa . ., ,., ., , .,, capitalise on the verse of the labour pa . ., ., , .,, ., labour party. the labour party has a roblem labour party. the labour party has a problem and — labour party. the labour party has a problem and they're _ labour party. the labour party has a problem and they're demonstrating. problem and they're demonstrating they are not fit for government, they are not fit for government, they have not changed and they should not be voting in the election later in the year.— later in the year. there are nine da s to later in the year. there are nine days to go _ later in the year. there are nine days to go until— later in the year. there are nine days to go until the _ later in the year. there are nine days to go until the by-election| later in the year.

george galloway has used the opportunity to suggest that the labour party has suspended some people for about how this proceed more widely across the country. how this proceed more widely across the country-— the country. thank you. and you can see a full list — the country. thank you. and you can see a full list of— the country. thank you. and you can see a full list of candidates - see a full list of candidates standing in the by—election on the bbc news website. an eyewitness to two of the killings in nottingham last year has spoken for the first time since the incident. barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were all stabbed by valdo calocane — who was convicted of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. the witness, who has asked to remain anonymous, says he wishes he could have intervened to save barnaby and grace, and that he was surprised the police release his 999 call without his permission. navtej johal reports. police, emergency. what's the emergency? yes, there's been a stabbing on ilkeston road. there's somebody lying in the street. i think t

is that if they withdrew their support for mr ali, it could increase the vote in rochdale for george gallowayely critical of the course of sickest armour�*s stance towards the israel—gaza conflict. —— so keir starmer. it is a pretty sudden turnabout by the labour leadership will stop keir starmer has been at pains since he took over running the labour party to distance itself from anybody in the party who had links with anything to do with anti—semitism. absolutely right, he took over from jeremy corbin of course with allegations of anti—semitism swirling all around the labour party. it was mired in terrible trouble when it came to the question of anti—semitism and keir starmer made it a core mission to tackle it and prove the party had changed. many prominentjewish groups agreed that he has done a successful job groups agreed that he has done a successfuljob in moving the party on from those times. there is clearly a concern amongst some jewish groups to date like the jewish groups to date like the jewish labour movement but these comments were in their view absolutely abhorrent. they were n

will reach its denouement on thursday , with the suggestion thursday, with the suggestion that george galloway to the for house of commons the first time in almost a decade. galloway is appealing directly to the constituency. his large number of muslim voters issue of gaza, his voters on the issue of gaza, his main opponent, azhar ali, was disowned by the labour party over comments that he made about the east. here to give us the middle east. here to give us a of what to expect is the a sense of what to expect is the pollster political pollster and political commentator matt goodwin. matt, welcome gb news. thanks, welcome back to gb news. thanks, michael. uh, well, what should we expect in rochdale? >> well, ordinarily we would be expecting another big labour victory. of course, it should have been fairly textbook for keir starmer after the recent by elections what was elections going into what was a labour seat and win it comfortably. instead, we're now looking potentially the looking at potentially the maverick insurgent george galloway and i my instinct, i suspect he will winning suspect he

i campaigning in rochdale for labour is one that they feel they have to do because there is, george gallowaynto an election over labour�*s stance on israel and what labour are doing, they are pointing to reaction from some members of thejewish community, in particular thatjewish labour movement, who have suggested that it labour movement, who have suggested thatitis labour movement, who have suggested that it is for the greater good for the labour party to carry on campaigning rather than allowing a situation where george galloway may get in if they were to suspend their campaign. there were other candidates in the election as well. but for the labour party, they are saying, we need to carry on doing this, that is a mood within there and they are suggesting that mr ali had already shown he has apologised unreservedly. they said this morning that he understands the scale of the offence caused by his remarks and for that reason they feel like they can continue to back him. frankly, they have no choice at this point. it wouldn't be possible to remove him from there by the paper but the conserva

they mean by that, george galloway.ampaigning for the workers party of britain and he is campaigning against labour�*s stance on gaza. in fact another mp said to me he thought this by—election was rushed and they didn't do enough due diligence on the candidate. but it was almost unseemly that they called the by—election before tony lloyd, the by—election before tony lloyd, the former mp who died, before his funeral had taken place. tony lloyd won with a majority in 2019 of about 19,500. so you could say that on paper this was a relatively safe seat and that it was labour's to lose. but now we have an unprecedented situation. you have a labour candidate whose name is still going to be on the ballot, but he is not backed by the party. we have two former labour mps who are standing former labour mps who are standing for different parties. you have a green candidate who was also withdrawn but he will stay on the ballot. and then you have five other candidates, including the liberal democrats and the conservatives. mr ali ha

one of two former labour mps in this contest, george galloway.tial chunk of the population here are muslim, many of whom are particularly concerned at what is happening in gaza. what do you say to those critics, you know they are there, who say, george galloway, he turns up at by—elections and stirs things up in towns that he has just arrived in? i feel myjob is to give people a voice that don't have a voice. i think you will find people have responded in large numbers to our message. another man wielding leaflets and persuasion, simon danczuk, he was the mp here until 2017. labour suspended him after a row about his personal conduct. you were caught up in that row about lewd texts to a 17—year—old girl, why would rochdale want you back? the reality is that it is lots of tabloid nonsense. people see through that. the truth of it, the crux of it was true though, wasn't it? you apologised for it. let's be clear about it. it's tabloid nonsense, everyone has moved on from it. galloway is a chancer and i am the best candidate to beat him. so it is a t

george galloway reference for acceptable behaviour.not a journalist . not a journalist. >> mcdonald interviewing, interviewing saddam hussein. >> the issue here is >> i think the issue here is people worried because people are worried because tucker and a lot of tucker carlson and a lot of people in the american. right. a lot people in the british. people in the american. right. a lot forople in the british. people in the american. right. a lot foropleirweirdsritish. people in the american. right. a lot forople irweird reason, right for some weird reason, they into a jeremy they turn it into a jeremy corbyn over ukraine issue. corbyn over the ukraine issue. a lot of people are very sympathetic putin because sympathetic to putin because people the left and people on people on the left and people on the autocratic the right love autocratic leaders. what i found is it's not true. it absolutely is true. and also there's been so much misinformation like there's been, somebody saying, oh, been, uh, somebody saying, oh, look, tucker carlson's

they mean by that, probably george galloway. of britain and he is campaigning against labour's stance on gaza. in fact another mp said to me he thought this by—election was rushed and they didn't do enough due diligence on the candidate. that it was almost unseemly that they called the by—election before tony lloyd, the former mp who died, before his funeral had taken place. tony lloyd won with a majority in 2019 of about 19,500. so you could say that on paper this was a relatively safe seat and that it was labour's to lose. but now we have an unprecedented situation. you have a labour candidate whose name is still going to be on the ballot, but he is not backed by the party. we have two former labour mps who are standing for different parties. you have a green candidate who was also withdrawn but he will stay on the ballot. and then you have five other candidates, including the liberal democrats and the conservatives. mr ali hasn't been seen recently but labour have confirmed he is no longer going to be the leader of labour lan

they might go to george galloway standing as an independent. simon for independent.ale might be confused to find a labour candidate, call mr ali, but he's been disowned by the party if he wins, he's an independent. so essentially labour have lost that by—election that's what we can say this morning. two weeks out is extraordinary . i've never out is extraordinary. i've never known this for a leading political 20 years political party in my 20 years covering politics. >> thank you very much indeed. well, eyes will be on that well, all eyes will be on that by—election. uh, azhar ali has since released a statement . he since released a statement. he apologised for his comments. he said i apologise unreservedly to the jewish community for my comments which were deeply offensive, ignorant and false. >> hamas is horrific. terror attack was the responsibility of hamas alone and they are still holding hostages who must be released and all the candidates in that by—election are these azhar ali, independent mark coleman, independent simon danczuk reform uk in donaldson , dancz

will win that by—election, it now looks increasingly likely that george galloway will indeed win thatsting is the response from the left of the labour party because they've been very, very annoyed over the past couple of days because actually mr ali normally is, uh, much more in the keir starmer mould. he's got a got a long history of speaking out against islamic extremism, for example . for example. >> and they all argue that had he been a left wing candidate, he been a left wing candidate, he would have got culled immediately . and perhaps that is immediately. and perhaps that is what keir starmer should have done. it does seem as though within the starmer camp, it's one rule for, for for, our friends and one rule for the others . others. >> whatever happens now, this has really tarnished keir starmer's leadership. and of course, it will be the people of rochdale who will probably end up suffering with george galloway as their parliamentary representative. >> olivia utley excellent summary as ever. thank you very much. i'm joined now by the conservative mp for south leicestershire ,

george galloway is standing in rochdale and putting labour's stance on gazza front and centre.a new turn, and it is one certainly labour wouldn't have wanted. and we mentioned that by—election, here's a full list of candidates standing in the rochdale by—election. if you'd like more information , you can head to our website. police in delhi have banned all public gatherings ahead of a protest march on india's capital on tuesday, by thousands of farmers. security forces have put up concrete barricades, metal blocks and iron nails to close key highways leading into the city. the farmers are demanding minimum pricing on crops, improved pensions and better working conditions. the protests come ahead of national elections, in which prime minister narendra modi is expected to win a third term in office. india's farmers form an influential voting bloc. live now to our south asia regional editor, anbarasan ethirajan. memories of the farmer process from 2020 and 2021 still fresh when we are seeing a method agitation underground in delhi and around delhi, give us a sense of the scale of

and that is a constituency that george galloway, former labour mp who is standing here, has been tapping dismayed about what azhar ali has said and where that has left them because they do not know who to turn to and where they should vote. but they feel that they ought to turn out and vote regardless. what a number of people have said to me is that they think this row could cause that they think this row could cause that could cost azhar ali the labour held this at the last election with the 9500 majority. their concern is now that some of those labour voters may stay at home, some may go to other parties, that could split the vote and cost azhar ali deceit. it shows that the old others that are weak as a long time in politics, this is belong 24 hours. —— cost azhar ali deceit. interested to see how this could be damaging in wider picture for labour, notjust rochdale. labour, not just rochdale. yes. labour, notjust rochdale. yes. it taps into that concern that keir starmer has been trying to address around anti—semitism in the party. i asked people whether they thought this was going to

i'm going to go away to the monster loony party george galloway workers george galloway tiktok workersael howarth, independent. william howarth, independent. william howarth, independent. william howarth, independent. well, that's good. that must be a tough party. tough dinner party. >> . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> sunday, london, the sunday. >> sunday, london, the sunday. >> all right. howard we have to, uh, give orton green party raving rodent sub. >> oh, god. official monster raving loony. david tully, independent. i think that's it, scott. yeah. that's it. they've all gone. my goodness. well i mean, if the if the voters of rochdale can get into the bottom of the list, maybe they can find rochdale can get into the bottom ofway list, maybe they can find rochdale can get into the bottom ofway lis'ofnaybe they can find rochdale can get into the bottom ofway lis'of demonstrating| find rochdale can get into the bottom ofway lis'of demonstrating their a way of, of demonstrating their disappointment. >> i've been buying frozen pizzas for girls all day pizzas for young girls all day long. it's ex

george galloway is standing in rochdale and putting labour's stance on gazza front and centre.ouldn't have wanted. alex forsyth. and we mentioned that by—election, here's a full list of candidates standing in the rochdale by—election. if you'd like more information, you can head to our website. let's turn to pakistan now because elections have shown that the country remains as politically fractured as it has been for years. efforts to form a government are continuing after the closer—than—expected outcome, which left no single party with the required majority. the nation — which has significant economic problems — could well be without a stable government for weeks, maybe months. following the vote, the second and third largest parties are in negotiation. but candidates linked to the imprisoned former prime minister imran khan formed the largest bloc. there's a big question mark over what influence they can wield, and uncertainty over what these results could mean for the all—powerful pakistani military. migratory species such as the african penguin and the whale shark play a c

the veteran left—wing campaigner george galloway is standing here, as is simon danczuk, himself a formerform uk. and the conservatives too are hoping to capitalise on labour's woes. the labour party have got a real problem here and it's demonstrating they are not fit for government, they haven't changed and they should not be voted on when the election comes later in the year. there are just over two weeks to go until the by—election and all of a sudden there is everything to play for, and for the man who hopes to be prime minister by the end of the year, it's a mess he could do without. earlier i spoke to marc levy, chief executive of the jewish representative council for greater manchester. i asked him for his reaction to events especially as he had been with mr ali only in the past week. we were shocked by the comments by him because as you rightly say, during a routine political engagement, my chair and during a routine political engagement, my chairand i during a routine political engagement, my chair and i were sat across the table from the individual around 48 hours prior to him m

an additional complication from labour is a challenge from george galloway.nd respect mp has been targeting the labour stance on a ceasefire in his campaign. the contest in this constituency which has a large muslim population has already been impacted by the situation in gaza. the green party candidate stepped back this week over historic social media post about palestinians. he also will still appear on the ballot paper. it is a contest which would usually be seen as a safe bet for the labour party, now increasingly influenced by events thousands of miles away. protests have broken out across pakistan after the general election provided no clear winner. candidates supportive of the former prime minister imran khan — who's in prison — have secured the largest number of seats in parliament. weeks of political wrangling to form a governing coalition is now expected — as caroline davies reports from rawalpindi. two sides are claiming victory in pakistan, but there is still no new government. both need more seats to get a majority. this is part of imran khan's p

the veteran left—wing campaigner george galloway is standing here, as is simonjansher, himself a formere hoping to capitalise on labour's woes. the labour party have got a real problem here and it's demonstrating they are not fit for government, they haven't changed and they should not be voted in when the election comes later in the year. there are just over two weeks to go until the by—election and all of a sudden there is everything to play for, and for the man hopes to be prime minister by the end of the year, it's a mess he could do without. the rochdale by—election will take place on the 29th february. here's the full list of candidates standing. and of course if you'd like more info on all of that, head to the bbc news website or app. a global survey on the impact of social media has found that the majority of parents around the world believe social media companies bear the most responsibility for the online safety of children. the study by the project liberty foundation also found that 59% of britons feel social media has a negative impact on their children. while 66% across the

and you mentioned george galloway and the by—election next week.sake, i'll say to all our viewers and listeners a full list of candidates is up now on gb news website. paul, thank you very much indeed for joining us. well, let's go for today's today's what the farage the wtf moment, today's today's what the farage the wtf moment , the absurdity. the wtf moment, the absurdity. can you believe that due to strict eu regulations on playground safety, it's affecting manufacturers design and we may finish up without kids having swings in our parks? it seems almost unbelievable. and yet, here's what drives me mad. the regular motions were adopted wholesale by the united kingdom after brexit. conservatives said to us vote for us, we'll give you brexit and still we accept more and more eu regulations. it's enough to drive anybody mad . it makes to drive anybody mad. it makes me so angry. it's time to take a break. so for legal reasons, i have to give you now a full list of the candidates standing next week in the rochdale by—election azhar ali, labour party

certainly adds huge uncertainty to the outcome of a by—election in which the former labour mp george galloway the constituents of rochdale will feel, because they are denied now the chance to vote for an official labour candidate. where the votes will go, who knows, at this stage of proceedings, the fact is that we will now have a rochdale byelection without the party that actually holds the seat being in the contest itself. that's extraordinary and it's unprecedented. last night there was no sign of mrali at his home in lancashire and he didn't respond to a request for comment. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. and we mentioned that by—election, here's a full list of candidates standing in the rochdale by—election. if you'd like more information, you can head to our website. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. nottinghamshire police will be investigated over complaints by the families of three people stabbed to death by valdo calocane in june last year. the police watchdog says it will focus on the force 5 previous contact with calocane. he was given an indefinite hospital

, workers party george galloway, workers party of britain michael howarth , of britain michael howartharth, independent. guy otten, green party david roland, sabatina , party david roland, sabatina, official monster raving loony party and david tully in independent. now, perhaps even more alarming, particularly for 36 school kids who returned to totton , just outside southampton totton, just outside southampton , is when they got back outside the school and they were coming off the coach. they found two people had stowed away, two young men had stowed away and we've got some footage of them and you can see these guys and they're down in the luggage compartment . um, quite compartment. um, quite extraordinary parents there to pick up their kids. extraordinary parents there to pick up their kids . and clearly pick up their kids. and clearly some sense of panic , uh, that some sense of panic, uh, that these two men had managed to get onto this coach and were there onto this coach and were there on a coach with 36 kids. so shocking . but the sort of thing shocking. but the sort of thing th

here is one they are worried about, george galloway standing in rochdale, putting labour's stance onur mixed's stance on —— labour's stance on gaza. the?t margaret labour mixed's stance on -- labour's stance on gaza.— labour's stance on gaza. they are in a re labour's stance on gaza. they are in a pretty impossible _ labour's stance on gaza. they are in a pretty impossible situation - labour's stance on gaza. they are in a pretty impossible situation but - labour's stance on gaza. they are in a pretty impossible situation but i i a pretty impossible situation but i can tell you the labour party has changed when it comes to anti—semitism. changed when it comes to anti-semitism._ changed when it comes to anti-semitism. �* :, ., , ., , , anti-semitism. but what has happened with labour's — anti-semitism. but what has happened with labour's candidate _ anti-semitism. but what has happened with labour's candidate here _ anti-semitism. but what has happened with labour's candidate here has - with labour's candidate here has undoubtedly stopped internal tensions in the party at a most unwel

i was listening to george galloway this morning and he said, you know, the west, the sun is now setting in the west and it is now rising in the east, which is very clear. as you say, the world sees the difference in how russia prostitutes this war. new crane and now israel prosecutes the war and guys, a, i think this statistic i saw was that about less than $600.00 children have died in the special military operations in ukraine. meanwhile, you already have something like 15000 children who died in gaza and intentionally so it's a brutal, brutal campaign that's happening in gaza in a very short period of time. we also have to, you know, recognize as opposed to, you know, we're now with 2 years in to the conflict and ukraine. if we started from the beginning, the special military operation. so yes, it's very clear that uh, any uh, superior moral, superior or the, the west could ever climb. and that was always a dubious proposition. it can't claim it anymore. you know, it's a david, i had a look at, does zalinski speech in, in munich. and it will, it would be hilarious. larry said, we wer

disown azhar ali at this point it could help one of the rival candidates, the former labour mp george gallowayr stance on gaza. there is a big muslim population in rochdale so i think thatis population in rochdale so i think that is one of the considerations as well. so labour is in an odd position here condemning a very strongly the words that were spoken by mr ali last month, words he has described himself as deeply offensive, ignorant and false. but comments that the labour party front page today has tried to explain as the product of being sucked into in online conspiracy and they believe mr ali's excuse or claim that he was a victim of an online conspiracy and thatis a victim of an online conspiracy and that is why they are standing by their candidate. i5 that is why they are standing by their candidate. is it that is why they are standing by their candidate.— their candidate. is it possible to sa that if their candidate. is it possible to say that if this _ their candidate. is it possible to say that if this story _ their candidate. is it possible to say that if this story is - their can

. >> george galloway , workers >> george galloway, workers party britain michael party of britain michaeliam howarth, independent william howarth, independent. guy otten , howarth, independent. guy otten, green party, ravin, rodents , the green party, ravin, rodents, the official monster raving loony david tully, independent. >> up next, we'll be joined by a leading political presentation coach to give his expert opinion. how did rishi perform at the gb news people's forum last night? a leader, a man of the people. what do you think? you, as britain's >> welcome back to britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and pip tomson let's get back to the people's forum, which , uh, people's forum, which, uh, garnered a lot of interest overnight. how did rishi sunak do in that hour long forum from county durham ? well, we're county durham? well, we're delighted to be joined in the studio by political presentation coach graham davis. now graham has advised the likes of sajid javid, kemi badenoch and michael gove. >> what did you think , graham? morning. >> well, an unlikely set of congratulations mean