ian hislop has launched an attack on this channel on the bbc's have i got news for you. media elite rattled. we are living rent free in their heads. i'll be dealing with mr hislop and the blatant left wing bias of his so—called comedy show in just a couple of minutes time. you won't want to miss it. also tonight is robert jenrick, the new nigel farage. and has he outmanoeuvred the reform uk leader? i'll be asking former government minister ann widdecombe . plus, tonight's top widdecombe. plus, tonight's top punst widdecombe. plus, tonight's top pundits , former brexit party mep pundits, former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg, ex tory mp and now farmer neil parish and former labour special advisor paul richards.

in soho yesterday morning at 10 am. with the private eye ednon am. with the private eye editor, ian hislop driver? was it an attack on someone else that missed? was it on hislop himself, on journalists? so many questions. was it somebody fooling about with the gun or was this quite deliberate? and when you look at what ian hislop does for a living and he could have a lot of people who are very upset with him. >> sure. yeah absolutely. unlike bev turner and andrew pierce, who will be fronting britain's newsroom, coming up at half past nine. good morning to you. >> more commonly just upset with each other. but of course he's not here. on tell us more. he's in birmingham. i've actually quite missed having andrew next to me this week. he is, of course up in birmingham. still. we've got tom harwood there. we've got tom harwood there. we've got tom harwood there. we've got christopher hope there as well because we're going to have a lot of reaction this morning from the leaders of the wannabe leaders of the conservative party, who are all setting out their stall during our show this morning. the

ian hislop on the bbc on have i got news for you has launched an extraordinary attack on gb news.i'll be dealing with the bbc and hislop and have i got news for you in no uncertain terms in a special take at ten. that's in an hour. you won't want to miss it. lots to get through. but first the news headlines and katie bowen . news headlines and katie bowen. >> mark. thank you. and a very good evening to you. it's just gone 9:00. these are your latest headunes gone 9:00. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. developing tonight in the middle east. hezbollah has said it launched a drone attack on a military base in northern israel earlier, with israeli medics reporting that around 60 people have been injured in the attack on the golani brigade camp. the idf has yet to confirm the number of casualties. it comes as this afternoon, israeli military said that one of its tanks entered a un post in southern lebanon while attempting to evacuate injured soldiers. united nations personnel said that 15 peacekeepers were injured in what the un called a shocking violation. un chie

ian hislop , for 100 days.slop, private eye editor and clearly a very talented man, was asked by the excellent guest host amol rajan what his appraisal was of labour's first 100 days in power. great question, i thought, and a gift for hislop. surely i expected the nation's foremost satirist to let rip. he'll have a field day with this. i thought the sacking of sue gray, who was on a higher wage than keir starmer, the handover of strategically sensitive sovereign territory to a chinese ally, a civil war within the labour party with leaks galore and party mandarins briefing against each other. the winter fuel payment cut for pensioners, the freebie scandal, the taylor swift tickets nearly losing a billion quid's worth of investment because of the transport secretary's student union rant against p&o in a show that had five jokes about this new government , they could have new government, they could have filled the entire programme . but filled the entire programme. but no. when asked for his appraisal of the last

. >> and we'll give you our reaction to ian hislop's sly dig @gbnews on the bbc.i've got news panel show this weekend. have a listen. >> you can't just say you've selected the audience. you've got no evidence for that. no proof. it'sjust got no evidence for that. no proof. it's just this isn't gb news . news. >> oh can't wait to get stuck into that. and we're going to be joined by the amazing adventurer ash . he's set a new world record ash. he's set a new world record two. in fact, after he kayaked the length of one of the world's most remote rivers in a 37 day journey, he's going to be here as well with his girlfriend, who had to wait at home for him . had to wait at home for him. oh, it's a good monday morning. there's a lot to get stuck into this morning. let us know your thoughts as well. gb news dot com forward slash your safe first though in the gb newsroom. here's tatiana sanchez . here's tatiana sanchez. >> bev turner thank you very much. the top stories this morning. sir keir starmer will pledge to get rid of regulation that quote needlessly holds back i

news. >> but thank you for the publicity, ian hislop.maybe you should get us on me and andrew on separate teams. that'd work. hilarious. >> i don't think they're watching so they won't hear the message. >> oh, they clearly are watching because we're clearly on their minds. because otherwise you wouldn't have taken a swipe at us. right? right. gbnews.com/yoursay to get in touch first though, the very latest news with tatiana sanchez . latest news with tatiana sanchez. >> beth, thank you very much. the top story sir keir starmer will pledge to get rid of regulation that needlessly holds back investment at a major business conference today. he's due to give his speech any moment now . the government is moment now. the government is expected to unveil investment deals worth billions of pounds in al life sciences and infrastructure at its first international investment summit a row over criticism of p&o ferries that reportedly jeopardised a £1 billion investment by its owner, dp world, has been smoothed over, with the company saying it will a

an extraordinary attack on gb news by ian hislop. have i got news for you featured dame andrea jenkyns. she suffered a pretty rough experience on that show. he was rude to her. he swore at her and she claimed that the audience was biased. now we've reached out to the bbc and we've said, can you tell us how the audience for have i got news for you is selected? they use a third party company called sro audiences. the audience members are randomly selected. the bbc tell me. however, some tickets go to friends and family of the production team, although they wouldn't be let on. what percentage that is. so there you go. well , let percentage that is. so there you go. well, let me tell you that it's really broken. the internet. this story , and dame internet. this story, and dame andrea jenkyns joins us live on the show in about ten minutes time, talking about her experience on have i got news for you. but first, tomorrow's papers . and let's start with the papers. and let's start with the i newspaper. university bosses claim £1 million ex

. >> and what did you make of ian hislop's attack on gb?news on have i got news for you on the bbc at the weekend? have listen. >> you can't just say you've selected the audience. you've got no evidence for that, no proof. it'sjust got no evidence for that, no proof. it's just this isn't gb news . news. >> this is gb news. and we have evidence there that the bbc maybe has to fight a little harder for your licence fee money because they think that you are all idiots for watching and listening to us. do you agree? gbnews.com/yoursay. first though, the very latest news with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> thank you very much. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister has pledged to get rid of regulation that needlessly holds back investment at a major business conference in london, the government's unveiled investment deals worth billions of pounds in al, life sciences and infrastructure at its first international investment summit. well, a row over criticism of p&o ferries that reportedly jeopardised a £1 billion inv