. >> jason bradbury vaiews@gbnews.uk. >> hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the bestf tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. well, the ones that are available. first things first, let's see what we have on the front pages. the mail on sunday leads with. come out, come out. it's the thought police. the sunday telegraph has prime minister looks at faster boost for defence. the observer has prime minister lays down ukraine peace demand ahead of trump talks. and let's have a look at those starting with the mail lewis and have a disturbing glimpse at the sort of stasi like approach of british police. >> well, you're always disturbed. good to see you, leo, but you're always disturbed. you're always shocked. it's one of these things, and you see it every single day. the britain is a laughing stock in america. it's like reverse. it used to be that, you know. >> you want. >> you want. >> to leave and you want to tell us why. >> this time i will tell you what it is. as thousands of real. it's come out. it's the thought police. this woman tweeted something abo

. >> a] jason bradbury. >> aj jason bradbury. >> aj jason bradbury. >> what hamas did to those babies can never be defended as resistance or freedom fighting. it's just pure evil. and you can criticise israel all you want for the number of children and women killed in palestine since their retaliation to october the 7th. whether you believe the hamas run health authority figures or not, i too at times have raised concerns about the number of innocent palestinian children being killed in this war, and i have even laughably been called a hamas sympathiser for saying so. but one thing israel has never done is publicly parade the coffins of dead palestinian babies , dead palestinian babies, because, unlike hamas, israel has never intended to kill children on purpose. they certainly never kidnapped any palestinian babies and murdered them with their bare hands. so where does that leave room temperature iq palestine protesters here in the uk. after more than two years of protests on the streets of london every week. did that depraved hamas parade finally get through their skulls? >> jeevun

. >> aj jason bradbury. >> aj jason bradbury. >> what hamas did to those babies can never be defended as resistance or freedom fighting. it's just pure evil. and you can criticise israel all you want for the number of children and women killed in palestine since their retaliation to october the 7th. whether you believe the hamas run health authority figures or not, i too at times have raised concerns about the number of innocent palestinian children being killed in this war, and i have even laughably been called a hamas sympathiser for saying so. but one thing israel has never done is publicly parade the coffins of dead palestinian babies , dead palestinian babies, because, unlike hamas, israel has never intended to kill children on purpose. they certainly never kidnapped any palestinian babies and murdered them with their bare hands. so where does that leave room temperature iq palestine protesters here in the uk. after more than two years of protests on the streets of london every week. did that depraved hamas parade finally get through their skulls? >> jeevun sandher. richard fulle

. >> jason bradbury. >> jason bradbury. >> hello! >> hello! >> welcome to headliners.you know the score. we got the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, we're going to have a look at the front pages. we have the telegraph, france's nuclear shield for europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express. reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do the whole show just on the telegraph. >> i wonder. >> i wonder. >> whether it was. >> whether it was. >> specifically in order to. address concerns i'd raised on previous shows, that we were given an a4 simulacrum. >> of the. >> of the. >> front page. and that's just so.the >> front page. and that's just so. the type. >> is so dense. >> on it. yeah, they do manage to cram a lot in there. the big. story is taking. >> up. >> up. >> the top half of the paper. >> the top half

. >> jason bradbury. >> jason bradbury. >> hello! >> hello! >> welcome to headliners. you know the score. we got the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, we're going to have a look at the front pages. we have the telegraph, france's nuclear shield for europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express. reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do the whole show just on the telegraph. >> i wonder. >> i wonder. >> whether it was. >> whether it was. >> specifically in order to. address concerns i'd raised on previous shows, that we were given an a4 simulacrum. >> of the. >> of the. >> front page. and that's just so.the >> front page. and that's just so. the type. >> is so dense. >> on it. yeah, they do manage to cram a lot in there. the big. story is taking. >> up. >> up. >> the top half of the paper. >> the top half

. >> jason bradbury. >> jason bradbury. >> hello! >> hello! >> welcome to headliners.you know the score. we got the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, we're going to have a look at the front pages. we have the telegraph, france's nuclear shield for europe, the guardian, trump, putin will accept europe's troops in ukraine after ceasefire and the daily express. reeves urged to stop state pension being axed. so more papers to come in a little bit. but first of all, simon. hello. how are you doing? we've got a very large telegram. we could pretty much do the whole show just on the telegraph. >> i wonder. >> i wonder. >> whether it was. >> whether it was. >> specifically in order to. address concerns i'd raised on previous shows, that we were given an a4 simulacrum. >> of the. >> of the. >> front page. and that's just so.the >> front page. and that's just so. the type. >> is so dense. >> on it. yeah, they do manage to cram a lot in there. the big. story is taking. >> up. >> up. >> the top half of the paper. >> the top half

jason bradbury. >> all right. okay, so let's get into this with the panel.oing to take a couple of questions from this wonderful audience tonight. the question really is, should britain take any palestinian refugees? i think we'll start at the end here with you, stephen, if that's alright. where are you on this? should we take gaza and refugees, do you think? >> well, let's start with this. i don't think anyone in this audience, when we look at the gazan children and the women and children that have been brutalised and across the bombs that have come along would not see that they've been suffering, that they too have also lots of pain. and so our hearts go out to them and to their suffering and want to help them in any way that we can. but also we must also recognise that our immigration system has been abused over the 1531 00:09:11,480 --> 00:09:11,

jason bradbury. >> all right. okay, so let's get into this with the panel. going to take a couple of questions from this wonderful audience tonight. the question really is, should britain take any palestinian refugees? i think we'll start at the end here with you, stephen, if that's alright. where are you on this? should we take gaza and refugees, do you think? >> well, let's start with this. i don't think anyone in this audience, when we look at the gazan children and the women and children that have been brutalised and across the bombs that have come along would not see that they've been suffering, that they too have also lots of pain. and so our hearts go out to them and to their suffering and want to help them in any way that we can. but also we must also recognise that our immigration system has been abused over the last 20 or 30 years. it's not been strong enough to control those people coming into this country that have potentially been criminals, knowledgeable to ourselves, who have been terrorists, and those who are abusing our own systems. so my vi

. >> jason bradbury vaiews@gbnews.uk. >> hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the bestf tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. well, the ones that are available. first things first, let's see what we have on the front pages. the mail on sunday leads with. come out, come out. it's the thought police. the sunday telegraph has prime minister looks at faster boost for defence. the observer has prime minister lays down ukraine peace demand ahead of trump talks. and let's have a look at those starting with the mail lewis and have a disturbing glimpse at the sort of stasi like approach of british police. >> well, you're always disturbed. good to see you, leo, but you're always disturbed. you're always shocked. it's one of these things, and you see it every single day. the britain is a laughing stock in america. it's like reverse. it used to be that, you know. >> you want. >> you want. >> to leave and you want to tell us why. >> this time i will tell you what it is. as thousands of real. it's come out. it's the thought police. this woman tweeted something abo

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