former jeremy corbyn adviserjames schneider.ut adviser james schneider. but first, the latest news headlines with sam francis. >> miriam, thank you very much and good evening to you. the top story tonight at six. well, a truck attack in new orleans on new year's day has now been confirmed as an act of terrorism. authorities say 15 people were killed, including the attacker, shamsuddin jabar, who died in a shootout with police. an is flag was found in his vehicle and while no group has so far claimed responsibility, supporters of the islamic state are widely celebrating online. the fbi is now reviewing hundreds of hours of surveillance footage and over 400 public tip offs. the identities of the victims, including a former princeton football star and an aspiring nurse, are still being confirmed. meanwhile, a deadly explosion outside a trump hotel in las vegas is also being investigated. but fbi say there is no definitive link to the incident in new orleans. well, that blast caused by a tesla cybertruck filled with fuel canisters a

peer and former member of the european parliament, and james schneider, the former adviser to jeremy corbynvening to both of you. you're very welcome tonight, as are each and every single one of you at home. how was you with us yesterday in that inauguration? what a day, ladies and gents. did you get much sleep last night? i've got to say, i didn't. i kept trying to go to sleep. and then i kept thinking back through the day and all of the different announcements and trying to watch the ceremony. i'm absolutely shattered tonight. what about you lot? there's so much we need to discuss. the show does indeed go on, and you can join the conversation all the usual ways. you can email me gb views @gbnews. com is the email address. you can go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay. or of course you can tweet or you can text me. whatever we call it these days, wherever you're watching or listening, you're very, very welcome to the show tonight. now we need to start on very important matters. that, of course, started to unfold yesterday and was somewhat overshadowed by the inauguration and so on and so fo

. >> why were jeremy corbyn and john mcdonnell looking a little bit shifty?leaving a police station on my panel tonight is daily express columnist carole malone, ex—chairman of the tory party, sirjake berry, and former labour minister bill rammell. oh, and of course, just when you thought that hamas couldn't get any worse, alan. >> shearer. salma. >> shearer. salma. >> and what on earth is going on here? >> this one really matters. and i just want to say thank you for making it happen. thank you. >> get ready britain. here we go. let's make britain great again. next. >> good evening. it's just gone. 9:00. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines. the home secretary, yvette cooper, has announced a public inquiry into the southport stabbings that can get to the truth about what happened and what needs to change. it's after the prime minister, sir keir starmer, admitted the state failed the southport attack victims. and there are grave questions to answer after the government's counter—terror scheme cleared axel rudakubana three times. it comes as the 18 year old,

and jeremy corbyn has had his collar on his donkey jacket felt by the police about jeremy.oved that he got to relive his youth and pretend he's some oppressed, brutalised victim and another teacher has been forced into hiding by muslims not in afghanistan, but right here in britain. you can find out the connection with the manchester airport attackers later in the show. i'm leo carson tonight. i've got two of the best comedians and political commentators in the business, simon evans and paul cox, taking you through monday's top stories. this is headliners. and before we kick on kick off with the show, let's cross live to washington, where donald trump is speaking at a rally ahead of his inauguration. >> somebody i'm very proud of. he's doing a great job. he's been subpoenaed more than any human being in history. i believe every day he'd get a subpoena from congress on something. all. but he got a subpoena. he's got a phd in subpoenas. but he he did a fantastic job. and, don, you know all about don, how he did. he's he's great. he's very popular, too. he knows a lot about gu

a wonderful broadcaster and journalist, mike parry to and equally wonderful former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider. ta dai who has already lent me his cushion. so he's got extra brownie points already. but before we get into today's show, here's the news headunes today's show, here's the news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> dawna. >> dawna. >> thank you. the top stories reform uk leader nigel farage has accused wes streeting of attempting to conceal the reality of the grooming gangs after he claimed the public discourse could risk vilifying certain communities. the health secretary had said the rhetoric around grooming gangs risked causing a second new zealand mosque massacre, which had killed more than 50 people. mr farage told the telegraph that mr streeting remarks were insulting. that's now as labour mp dan carden has broken ranks from sir keir starmer, joining andy burnham in his calls for a national inquiry into the scandal. fury over grooming gangs has reignited in recent weeks after labour blocked a national inquiry, backed by kemi badenoch and elon musk. however, scien

the political commentator ammon bogle and the former adviser to jeremy corbyn, the journalist james schneidernd as ever, let me know your views. gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, before we get cracking, it's time for the news with tatiana sanchez. >> charlie. thank you. we start this news bulletin with some breaking news. former manchester united, manchester city and scotland forward denis law has died at the age of 84. manchester united football club has posted on x, saying everyone at united is mourning the loss of denis law, the king of the stretford end. law won two league titles with united and was a member of their european cup winning side under sir matt busby in 1968, when they became the first english club to lift the first english club to lift the trophy. he scored a total of 237 goals in over 400 appearances during an 11 year spell at old trafford. the aberdeen born footballer, previously announced in august 2021 that he'd been diagnosed with dementia. a family statement said he fought a tough battle, but finally he is now at peace. in other news, a group of eight men who were part of

former labour leader jeremy corbyn and mp john mcdonnell have also been voluntarily interviewed by policehe demonstration. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's latest gb news headlines. now wsfime latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three top comedians. we have pretty much two stories on the front pages. we're going to start looking at the first of them right now the guardian. trump i was saved by god to make america great again. the i unleashed and the star. so god help us. so three very different opinions of one of the big news stories of the day. simon, let's kick off with what the guardian i'm sure they're really happy that trump is back in power. >> it's interesting you say there's three different opinions there, josh, because i think actually these three i mean, there's a slightly different tone, but they're all very much left leaning views, or

keir starmer will also publish his tax return, as he did in opposition over several years, as did jeremy corbynmi badenoch, who you think may want to do this to show she's transparent, does not want to pubush transparent, does not want to publish her tax returns so we won't see anything, any information about how she makes money and how she's paid, and whether she has any savings or stocks and shares. so i think it's interesting that while the two pa ministers in charge of the country's biggest jobs in government will do it, kemi badenoch, the cheerleader