also former labour adviser james schneider . former labour adviser james schneider. right well on the menu. home secretary yvette cooper has pledged to crack down on people pushing harmful and hateful beliefs at the scale of the migrant crisis. is getting out of control and labour's is labour's approach. working and, as robert jenrick lays out, ten principles for the future of the conservatives, are they already dead and buried? but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. >> i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. >> your top story this hour. >> your top story this hour. >> it's understood dozens of people have been killed in israeli airstrikes in gaza and lebanon . lebanon. >> iran backed hezbollah has continued firing rockets in retaliation. it comes as israel's prime minister expressed cautious optimism about a ceasefire deal with hamas, including for the release of hostages. >> the militant group isn't present for the talks, but a senior officials claim there's

my panel, the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie and james schneider , the former james schneiderrmer adviser to jeremy corbyn. good evening gents. you're both very welcome. especially you, kelvin, because viewers at home, what you won't realise is that every time i see kelvin, he makes me laugh. you know, there's a lot of depressing stuff going on in the world. you just have to take one look at kelvin's feet and it is just enough to cheer a lady up. you go through some strange kind of midlife crisis. >> yeah. i'm like, i'm going very, very odd. i'm going back in time. >> i am took some pictures of some of the footwear that he actually comes to work in. i can't even believe what he wears in one of these days. i will shame him by showing you them. but not tonight. you'll be pleased to know. you know the drill. it's all about you guys at home as well tonight. get in touch all the usual ways you can email me gbviews@gbnews.com, or you can go to the website gbnews.com slash yoursay and talk to me there. or of course you can tweet or text me, but you're very welcome tonight, look, befo

james schneider i'm going to come to you first.corbyn supporter off or ridicule him for his outrageous views. what do you say to that? >> well , my outrageous view what do you say to that? >> well, my outrageous view in this case is that huw edwards should obviously give back the money, but holding to on it and his massive salary is just or massive pension is so low down on his list of crimes as you just, you just you just read out that i think we should more focus on that and how those sorts of things. >> so you don't think he would return the money? i mean, i said earlier off air to the makeup artist, i said, why would he? his reputation is literally in the gutter. you are a disgrace. disgusting paedophile. i'm sure he's not concerned about what the public think about the 200 k. do you think he's going to be paying k. do you think he's going to be paying it back? >> i've got, i've got no idea. but i mean, whether he does or he, i mean he should and the money should of course go to victims of this kind of disgusting abuse. but i t

mike goodwin and james schneider remain alongside me.raine says keir starmer seems to be lighting the touchpaper every time he opens his mouth, lots of people are really not happy at all, with the way he's dealing with it. but liam says, look, i'll be honest, i can't stand starmer. but i've got to say, when there's anarchy in the country, you need to rally around the prime minister and the government. he says. the last thing we need right now is more division, look, talking about right now, let's have a look what is happening in birmingham tonight . tonight. >> community leaders have been speaking to the police as well, because palestine free palestine , because palestine free palestine, i think apologies for the language you're hearing, but a sense of the anger. i think you can hear there. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> casey i think we. becky >> casey i think we. becky >> i've got to say , because this >> i've got to say, because this i feel very sad about this whole thing because people took to the streets initially with, legitimate concerns. s

former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider and leader of the heritage party, david kirton . it that the palestinian flag do you think has become a sort of proxy of, of what's going on right now with people flying it at the anti—racism rallies and on even pride marches and things like that? how has it become this , that? how has it become this, this sort of symbol of a progressive causes, i guess. >> i think it's become a symbol for justice because people who forjustice because people who are flying the palestinian flag are flying the palestinian flag are opposing the terrible crimes that have been done to the palestinian people. i just want to make another point, because i think people in this country, all of us, we're being really we're being really royally mugged off at the moment because housing is completely is unaffordable and is bad quality. and why is that? it's because social housing, council housing is being sold off and rents are soaring away. our public services are on their knees. why is that? because we've had 14 years of cuts to public services. at the same tim

former conservative party special adviser charlie rowley and former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider, all that and more coming up. but first, your news headlines with sam francis . sam francis. >> ben, thank you very much. and good evening to you. 8:02 and the top story tonight, the sister of hannah lynch has described her as an angel and a star after her body was recovered from the wreckage of a superyacht that sank in sicily. the 18 year old was the last person to be rescued by divers and her father, the tech tycoon mike lynch , also died. the mike lynch, also died. the family have released this photo that was taken shortly before they took that trip. esme, the sister, says that she brought boundless love and was endlessly caring . the energy secretary has caring. the energy secretary has admitted the price cap rise will be deeply worrying for many families amid concerns more people could fall behind on their energy bills. the price cap is going up by 10% from october for millions of households across england, scotland and in wales, they face an average annual bill of £1,700, which

so james schneider, who is to blame for this absolute mess and may i add pack of lies from labour?with, the government , because the government, because the government, because the government could do something different then you have the previous government, different then you have the previous government , the previous government, the government before that and the government before that and the government before that . so we government before that. so we have about 40 years of , of have about 40 years of, of government policies which have led to a system where we can be effectively price gouged at not one point, but two points. first, we can be price gouged by the oil and gas companies who, when prices go up and supply is restricted, their profits go up and buy privatised energy companies who are not really competing with each other for the delivery of energy. they are competing with each other on the marketing to us, the consumers. so yes , this government that's so yes, this government that's beenin so yes, this government that's been in power for 49, 50 days could and should

also former labour adviser james schneider . former labour adviser james schneider.oper has pledged to crack down on people pushing harmful and hateful beliefs at the scale of the migrant crisis. is getting out of control and labour's is labour's approach. working and, as robert jenrick lays out, ten principles for the future of the conservatives, are they already dead and buried? but before we get

former conservative party special adviser charlie rowley and former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneidermore coming up. but first, your news headlines with sam francis . sam francis. >> ben, thank you very much. and good evening to you. 8:02 and the top story tonight, the sister of hannah lynch has described her as an angel and a star after her body was recovered from the wreckage of a superyacht that sank in sicily. the 18 year old was the last person to be rescued by divers and her

joining me today in the studio is former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider , broadcaster andadcaster and tv personality precious muir, and communications officer at the institute of economic affairs

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so much that i need to talk to you all about tonight, and we'll get stuck in matt goodwin and james schneiderhank you very much, michelle. that sounds like a cracking show. and, as i said , a cracking show. and, as i said, there is so many of you want to get in touch, with your thoughts on that. so please tune in to michelle's show because they will actually be talking about what you're talking about on here at the moment. now, let's get more on the riots across the uk in the five day stay was serious . governments are right. serious. governments are right. okay. i think we have to go straight to the break. unfortunately, we ran out of time. didn't have time to read really, really good message, but we'll see you welcome back. i'm dawn neesom, and this is gb news. i'm standing in for martin daubney, who's having a well—deserved break now let's get more on the riots across the uk in the last few days, and serious questions are being asked about the government's response to the violence that has so far to led almost 400 arrests. today, sir keir starmer revealed plans for a standing army of speci

greats, amy schneider. [ applause ] james, yogesh, and victoria will be joining us for the pulse-pounding, brain-busting finals of "jeopardy! masters." it's coming your way on wednesday. we'll see you then. good night. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- >> deborah: it's a case of injustice so powerful, "20/20" has been following it for years. >> david: but the beginning and the end could not be more different. "20/20" starts right now. >>> this case has stuck with me till this day. a 5-year-old is stabbed that many times -- it breaks your heart. and you can only picture in your mind your own child. >> we got some more people in the group. >> devan duniver was 5 years old when her body was found in some brush near her home. >> the magnitude of this case, with two children involved, absolutely blew me away. >> now a 12-year-old is about to be charged in the murder. ♪ times of darkness guide you ♪ >> why did you confess to this? >> i was confused. i did not kill devan. >> i've never forgotten my interview with anthony, so young at the time. and more than 20 years later, i speak with hi