one now yes the james schneider one which i'm talking about he's been fighting. um you know trying toalling for seasar, that was what that protest was uh was about, and it's i probably the largest protest we've seen on the streets of london since those that opposed the iraq war in 2003. the overwhelming majority of british people want to see a cys fire and they are raising their voice because that is the morally justified position okay and any attempts and there have been many many attempts to characterize you can see yeah you can see the treatment of... even they allowing it because obviously the regulations have to show you know a sort of equal debate a balance, but the treatment of people that are even coming and speaking on behalf of the palestinians um is so different to anyone on the opposing side and you see that again and again and again on the mainstream media and also um but he's he's done really well to sort of like you know educate and bring about awareness even though he's interrupted disrupted you know and not actually be given a chance exactly and here we have obviously

i've got james schneider and kelvin mackenzie getting into all of that before 7:00. but now let's cross live to polly mackenzie for tonight's latest headunes. headlines. >> michelle, thank you. well, good evening to you. our top story is that the labour leader has criticised the first king's speech to parliament in 70 years by saying the only fight left in the government is the fight for their own skin. earlier king charles outlined the prime minister's legislative agenda for the year ahead amid traditional pomp and pageantry. the speech included measures on tougher sentencing for murderers and a ban on leaseholds for new houses in england and wales. sir keir starmer said the conservatives were severing britain's future . britain's future. >> today was a missed opportunity. we needed a king's speech that would draw a line under 13 years of tory decline , under 13 years of tory decline, a king's speech for national renewal and a serious plan for growth , but instead we have growth, but instead we have a party so devoid of leadership it is happy to follow a home secret

now is a friend of the program and formerjeremy of the program and former jeremy corbyn adviser james schneidery much for james, thank you very much for joining me . in in the context of joining me. in in the context of the march that took place at the weekend, and shouldn't they be marching for peace? and to remind hamas to obey the terms of the ceasefire >> i really have to completely push back on your categorisation of the march as these are peace marches and marching for a permanent ceasefire. now when we're talking about breaches of the temporary ceasefire, israel continued to carry out some operations in the north of gaza dufing operations in the north of gaza during the ceasefire and have arrested in the west bank, taken as prisoner in the west bank as many people as they have released . so i think it is a released. so i think it is a ridiculous thing to suggest that the protests were not pushing for peace. of course they are. they're calling for a full ceasefire not a return to the bombing, not what the israeli defence minister briefing troops earlier today said, which is that they would

i've got james schneider and kelvin mackenzie getting into all of that before 7:00. to you. our top story is that the labour leader has criticised the first king's speech to parliament in 70 years by saying the only fight left in the government is the fight for their own skin. earlier king charles outlined the

you can, for example, watch a debate between james schneider justin cohen on gb schneider and justining to paul last week, there has been a rise in tension in west bank. there have in the west bank. there have been of israel's been attacks on some of israel's military and on military bases there. and on friday, israel confirmed that they killed hamas they had killed five hamas members in a raid in jenin. but we have spoken to paul since and he safe. well that's all from he is safe. well that's all from me today. i'll back next week me today. i'll be back next week at 930. michael portillo's up next good morning and welcome to sunday with michael portillo. >> cocoon yourself in our cosy cafe of culture, art, books and political and ethical debate. starting with politics, has rishi sunak drawn his battle lines for next year's election? the prime minister pivoted away from populism by ditching his fiery home secretary, suella braverman, and bringing none other than david cameron, now lord cameron, into government as foreign secretary. as sunak banks on experience. is he repudiating the

james schneider, who comes on this show, has reported what was like there reported what it was like therebe honest, know . so as he, let's be honest, know. so the way you're putting it fonnard is that there's something to fear. there, is there there afraid. there is. there are afraid. there are kids at these protests. there there are no jews . jews. >> can i just say there is also that i actually fear that . i that i actually fear that. i fear the fact that there are kids at these protests. and i'll tell you why. i saw a person who could have been no older than 5 or 6 years old with a megaphone, chanting some stuff, and then three, four, five. israel. israel is a terror state. five, six, seven, eight. israel is a terrorist state. well, it's well, the parents all just laughed along with it. it's indoctrination of the young. >> look, patrick, look , in amy's >> look, patrick, look, in amy's world, is going to be world, this is going to be a peaceful march and nothing's going to happen. i still don't think. hold on. i still don't think. hold on. i still don't think should be allowed my think

james programme. i've gotjames schneider and kelvin mackenzie, the former editor of the sun.are massively going to disagree on this topic, but i also want touch on it briefly also want to touch on it briefly with you guys tonight as well. do you think protests should be allowed to go ahead on armistice day? >> don't they should be >> i don't think they should be allowed ahead. i think allowed to go ahead. i think it's that we're going it's very sad that we're going to to use the law in to to have to use the law in to order protect armistice day, that we now have a significant minority in our society that would even wish to disturb it, who don't buy into the values of armistice day. i find that very disturbing . and, you know, it's disturbing. and, you know, it's a manifestation of the multiculturalism to which suella braverman was referring in her speech in washington a few weeks ago when she said multiculturalism isn't working. and whilst i completely agree that where we are requires now a law enforcement response to these protests, it is deeply disappointing that the countr