i think this story about jess phillips is absolutely huge, so jess phillips, labour's jess phillips inment and she's given preferential treatment, according to her claim at this event that she was doing her claim that she got preferential treatment because her doctor happened to be palestinian and happened to appreciate her stance on the gaza ceasefire . so now there are gaza ceasefire. so now there are concerns that perhaps we have a bit of a two tier nhs system here that if your doctor agrees with your politics, you may well get better treatment in our national health service. what do you make to that? we're going to be speaking to the person who wrote up this report in the daily mail today. it is quite shocking, actually. so what would happen if i just turned up with a little israeli flag? would i be, you know, left to wait a little longer? is that really the state of modern britain? get your thoughts in gbnews.com/yoursay. we've also got a lot else to be discussing as well, but let's get to your news headlines with sam francis . news headlines with sam francis. >> emily, thank you

it's no different to what i said about jess phillips right now. politicians. we should know the full facts and we need to be careful about the language that we use publicly, particularly at a very sensitive time. like now. you know, there's a lot of misinformation . we haven't even misinformation. we haven't even had a conversation yet about the misinformation. social media platforms, etc. i know from our policing authorities, police forces around the country, i've seen it. i've had the inside track. the privilege of knowing and understanding how this works. the police will be watching what goes on the national. >> will he be getting tougher on elon musk? >> that so just a second. the national policing lead for protests from the lead chief constable in the country, has publicly said that misinformation has played a huge factor in all of this. that is really important. you've asked about elon musk. i mean, getting into spats with elon musk. i think, you know, is obviously not the right way forward right now. keir starmer, the prime minister of our

labour's jess phillips says a palestinian doctor let her skip the nhs queue because she voted for a ceasefire in gaza. plus hey hey hey hey . hey hey. >> things will get worse before they get better . they get better. >> starmer says we're all in it together. angela rayner is having it off in ibiza. i mean , having it off in ibiza. i mean, some people are more equal than others, aren't they? and . well, others, aren't they? and. well, rayner has allegedly drawn up a plot with the unions to create a four day week, not much growth there. and esther mcvey is in hot water over a tweet about starmer smoking ban. but she's definitely not backing down and she will be live with me to explain it. >> plus, the fact the asylum seekers tell us they're bored and unhappy now. >> should we pay illegal immigrants to go home? on my panel it's bbc and itv chief john sergeant. entrepreneur and businesswoman joana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong. oh, and it's james cleverly, right ? afternoon let's cleverly, right? afternoon let's go . go. >> esther mcvey. >> esther mcvey. >> he wanted to talk ab

i mean, if it was just jess phillips.illips a because she's a brummie and b because she's a brummie and b because she's a brummie and b because she says the silliest things. and this is, this is one of them. i mean , i remember the of them. i mean, i remember the end of animal, you know, george orwell's animal farm, where the communist pigs who have taken over the farm are all dressed up in suits because they've become proper capitalists, really. and, you know , they're now they're you know, they're now they're now the ruling class . and i now the ruling class. and i always think, you know, why shouldn't labour? they're the ruling class. why shouldn't they go to the front of the queue at the nhs and nothing to do with palestine? they should just get smart treatment anyway, like tony blair did when he had his heart attack. >> what's the tory ministers going privately and not using? >> well, going privately is another matter. at least you pay for it. you're not actually claiming free. so this is dewbs& co and michelle dewbe

but next, home office minister jess phillips has made ministerjess phillips has made a jaw dropping admissionueue because she voted for a ceasefire. shocking stuff . shocking stuff. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. here's your latest gb news weather update coming to you from the met office. now as we head through the end of meteorological summer and into autumn, there will be some heavy thundery showers around this weekend , but also around this weekend, but also quite a bit of fine weather because at the moment we do have high pressure still dominating our story, which has settled things down today and will keep things down today and will keep things mostly dry overnight. lots of clear skies for many of us, although a bit more cloud pushing into the southeast through the early hours of tomorrow morning, the breeze picking up a little bit here and 1 or 2 showers are possible as well . otherwise lots of dry, well. otherwise lots of dry, clear weather and under the clear weather and under the clear skies it is going to turn a little b

lawyer waiting for the case to reach court . case to reach court. >> well, neither keir starmer nor jess phillips >> well, neither keir starmer norjess phillips has responded nor jess phillips has responded to tom tugendhat's comments earlier today, but the reform party chief whip, lee anderson, has. he said the awful riots and social unrest we've seen on our streets have been sown by years of tory failure . politicians of tory failure. politicians like tom tugendhat have failed to listen to community concerns over impacts on access to healthcare, school places and local jobs. his comments today, which omitted two tier policing and integration failures, once again show why the conservative party should never be trusted again. well, that's what the reform reform party has to say. let's now get the views of my cantankerous panel. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie , and the former labour mackenzie, and the former labour special adviser paul richards. kelvin, we'll start with you. clearly tom tugendhat is trying to put himself as sort of a centrist figure between the left and the right.

there's also the issue of jess phillips's tweet. she mentions nigel farage as well.d back in all of those things. i've played a couple of clips of those out throughout the course of the day already, but there's a clip i'd like to play now, because the other part of this interview is priti patel setting out what she wants her vision for the conservative party to be going forward , and the points of forward, and the points of difference between her, the labour party, but also some of her other leadership rivals. there's just a little snippet now of a signal of intent towards keir starmer. >> i believe that i can bring my skills, my experience , unity and skills, my experience, unity and strength into play to challenge the government to be a robust leader of the opposition. i can tell you now, i don't want a labour government to be more than a one term labour government , and than a one term labour government, and i than a one term labour government , and i believe with government, and i believe with my leadership, we can absolutely challenge them and hold them to accou

and lewis jess phillips has regrets over something. she said. can you relate to this?h, i can, i can, i can relate to jess phillips or whatever. i'll relate to you . whatever. i'll relate to you. jess phillips admits he was wrong over birmingham riot rant that she faces call to resign. and this is she basically said she said that the she said that it was justified for the muslims to show up and to and to fight off the other demonstrators because, because the reform candidates were basically goading people to do it. and the belief system . and so the reform belief system. and so the reform can the reform mps i don't know of any tory mps because the tory party doesn't exist because they're dead. they've got nothing. they don't. they're not fighting for the people or that that half of the people or even anybody. so this this woman, she's the home office. i love the way it's called the home office minister. it's like the home office. i like the home office. it's like they. she's working out of her home. she's got a fax machine on top of a file cabinet, and then she can go

speaking of social media, jess phillips , she is at aurora bank phillips, she is at aurora bank on somements that she made, on social media. when i would argue she was pretty much defending people, mobs taking to the streets, tooled up, looking for people to attack also as well. one of the prison bosses, former prison chiefs, he's come out and basically said, stop. these plans to expand prisons and build mega prisons and so on. instead, spend that money on things like rehabilitation and prevention is that a plan that you would get behind? i'll see you would get behind? i'll see you in two. hello there. i'm michelle dewberry keeping you company till seven alongside me. what a treat for us all the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie and james schneider, the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. look, we were just talking about social media before the break. many of you will have seen a post from the home office minister , jess home office minister, jess phillips. she did this tweet, which many people have actually said, that she excused rioters. this was all about when people were takin

. >> so jess phillips suggests she received quicker nhs treatment because she voted for gaza ceasefireg, right? >> no , wait. she was giving >> no, wait. she was giving a talk wasn't she? at some festival. right. this is in the evening with jess phillips and that sounds like the worst show even that sounds like the worst show ever. but you know, did she tell , ever. but you know, did she tell, does she do songs? does she know that kate winslet there? >> but i would love to hear the way she said this. i've been thinking about that all day. i want to hear the tone of voice . want to hear the tone of voice. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> what on earth is she getting at? is she saying this is a good i don't know what her point is. i don't know what her point is. i mean, if this is really what she thinks she should have said with her blue lips, that's not okay. we can't have a two tiered system. >> why should pushing in and admitting it? >> well, exactly. but wait a minute, wait a minute. >> let's be absolutely clear about this. >> we don't know what she said. so, so the way this is reported is

jess phillips what jess phillips said. is a home office minister. >> she's welcome any time her. >> she's welcome any time her. >> well, i can't answer for her, but what i will say is the point she was attempting to make was that there had been false information going around birmingham. the far right were going to turn up and that people were coming out to defend themselves. now there is no excuse for those scenes that we saw in that video. i repeat that no excuse. i've got no time for those people, absolutely no time for them whatsoever . jess for them whatsoever. jess phillips was trying to make the point that we need to de—escalate. >> did she? >> did she? >> but she didn't condemn them, did she? she didn't condemn them, matt, did she? the way you have. >> she basically said to be clear, she she she later tweeted, guys . tweeted, guys. >> she later tweeted that she was informing the police wherever there was news of violence of any sort and the full force of the law should come down on criminality. >> she should. >> she

so let's let's be honest, says labour mp jess phillips.e safeguarded? what does that look like in the world of jess phillips? >> well, jess phillips, is quite a long standing mp now elected in 2015, she's primarily known for campaigning against domestic violence, and she used to manage refugees women's refuges in the birmingham, west midlands area, which is also known for being incredibly blunt speaking and encouraging politicians just to tell the truth to their constituents and the media, and not use some of the, contortions or what's called triangulating, where you have two points, a and z, and you try and say something in the middle that doesn't offend anyone. so i've not read her book. it's only just been published. but she generally, you know, is a tribune for free speech and candour and realism . speech and candour and realism. >> so, peter, may i ask the book, the title of the book about honesty is, for me, rather ironic, because when jess was getting heckled during her election campaign , 4 or 5, six election campaign, 4 or 5, six

big stepping stone, and actually having a government withjess phillips, having a government with jess phillips a government with jess phillips, who behind closed doors of the last four years has been really supportive and fights the good fight for women like me campaigning for women's safety. for women like me campaigning for women's safety-— women's safety. really interesting to net our women's safety. really interesting to get your thoughts, _ women's safety. really interesting to get your thoughts, thank - women's safety. really interesting to get your thoughts, thank you i women's safety. really interesting | to get your thoughts, thank you for being with us. the us secretary of state antony blinken is travelling to middle east as cautious optimism grows amongst israeli negotiators about the possibility of reaching a deal on gaza. it comes after president biden said that a ceasefire deal was closer than ever. but senior hamas figures have dismissed such optimism as an illusion. meanwhile, there have been more israeli air strikes in gaza and israel also said it had struck targets inside nei

she's got a few words for jess phillips also other groups.as well. a quite fascinating line from priti patel about what she would do with suella braverman if she became leader of the conservative party and also why she thinks she's better than robert jenrick, who's been described by many as the favourite for the conservative leadership. and there's even a mention in there about elon musk has been a lot of back and forth between our current prime minister and elon musk. so priti patel wades into that as well. it's a big interview in case you couldn't tell. there's quite a lot to it. and it will be on my show 9 to 11 pm. tonight. >> such a tease. i'm itching to know what she had to say there. you definitely teased that up for us. yes, i just saw that elon musk, he's actually using the hashtag to keir starmer. no. two tier two keir starmer two tier keir. oh yeah. on on twitter. he's really getting stuck into the government. isn't he. >> yeah he is. and can i just add just just another quick one which i forgot, which i should have mentioned as we

it's no different to what i said about jess phillips right now.were all democratically elected politicians. we should know the full facts, and we need to be careful about the language that we use publicly, particularly at a very sensitive time, like now. >> all right. so that's one aspect of it. i also went on to talk to her about whether or not she'd be willing to sign all quite vague, really. i mean, i thought it was interesting to put you in the same bracket as jess phillips for a bit of context. what jess phillips said last night was as there was a group of muslim men on a roundabout and not a huge amount of police presence that the really justification for that was that they were worried about the threat from the far right. and for a home office minister to say that i thought that's why they were surrounding a pub and windows got smashed. >> there we are. >> there we are. >> and would you then work with priti patel at all? because what she does go on to say, and i'll play she does go on to say, and i'll play the full interview later on, is th

and, you know, you can look at the behaviour of jess phillips. she's a home office minister.she's a home office minister. her job is to uphold the law. herjob is to uphold the law. there were violent protests in birmingham that she then sought to excuse on twitter . people had to excuse on twitter. people had masks, people were apparently armed with knives and machetes and she said, well, they only turned up to stop the far right. if that isn't picking sides, what is if keir starmer was serious about dealing with this, he wouldn't have taken seven days to call a cobra meeting. he would have sacked jess phillips and said it is never acceptable for home office ministers to excuse violence and criminality on our streets . and i just think on our streets. and i just think that's why people talk about this two tier policing, because it does feel like there's one rule for one set of individuals and another rule for the others, but you have to see everything in context. >> i do agree that keir starmer wasted too much time, but i can speak from my vantage point that did does everyone

now labour mp jess phillips has sensationally suggested she received quicker treatment from the nhs becauseive with me. ben leo. now labour mp jess phillips has sensationally suggested she received quicker treatment from the nhs because she has a voting record that is sympathetic to palestine. the minister for safeguarding and violence against women and girls told a theatre audience about her recent experience in a birmingham a&e department and describing the situation when she got to the front of the queue, she said i quote, i got through because of who i am. also, the doctor who saw me was palestinian. as it turns out, almost all the doctors in birmingham seem to be. he was sort of like, you know, i like you, jess. you voted for a ceasefire. i got behave just don't think doctors behave like that. and nurses. >> so you think jess is wrong ? >> so you think jess is wrong? her description was that she was she got to the front. i think that she got through because of who she is as a person. >> and obviously that's i think yeah, her being a politician and famous, of course, favouritism in you

and jess phillips, by the way, just shuts up and disappears for a few weeks.'t see one single police car, there's youths roaming around with with knives and machetes and swords and the traffic was uncontrollable. there was people getting beat up in pubs and pub car parks and nothing done. >> i'm coming back to you on that one, sheikh ramsey, the violence we saw from young muslim men last night on the streets, balaclavas armed, having a go at people just drinking innocently in pubs, what would your message be to the young men of your community? >> i would have said, of course i would have to stop it. i believe the root root of that is they are scared. they are scared because perhaps the police did not do what they had to do. and of course, they were scared they'd stop in the house and let me allow me to speak as well, please, they. this is a problem because they they attacked many, many houses as well. many houses as well. and therefore what we need to do, what we need to do is, is, is keep this one and this one, they are scared themselves. however, mr anderson

gray offering jess phillips the job, it was the prime minister. — phillips the “ob, it was the primeshel minister. because she speaks for. him. that is what she does. she is his key special— him. that is what she does. she is his key special adviser _ him. that is what she does. she is his key special adviser and - him. that is what she does. she is his key special adviser and special| his key special adviser and special advisers _ his key special adviser and special advisers only operate with the authority— advisers only operate with the authority of the minister and in this case — authority of the minister and in this case the prime minister. and for somebody doing a chief of staff, that covers— for somebody doing a chief of staff, that covers any number of issues. there _ that covers any number of issues. there is— that covers any number of issues. there is a — that covers any number of issues. there is a key relationship, the trust _ there is a key relationship, the trust between the prime minister and the chief— trust between the prime minister and the chief of staff. this trust

and jess phillips came, came out. don't know if that was the thing that she shared, but she came out and she apologised for sharing misinformation. but hope not. hate happened and they're supposed to be trusted arbiters of the truth. and you know, given the advise, the government is the more specific you get, the more nervous i get. >> you know, this is why i don't like any more legislation about protected groups. no one person, one heartbeat, one human being is the way i would like to see. >> well, yeah, this seems to be a failure of multiculturalism as much as anything else. because we haven't integrated people who've come to come to the uk. we've got parallel societies with their own customs, own way of dress , and, you know, they're of dress, and, you know, they're not all, you know, fully imbued with british values, shall we say. so that's bound to create some sort of sectarian tension that could erupt into the violence that we've just seen could, you know, could could also further down the line, as these rifts b

the mp for birmingham yardley, jess phillips, hasjust posted on x, saying, the people in yardley arehave directed police to all locations of violence we are hearing about, any acts of violence will not be tolerated. the good news is the police say that group of young muslim masked youths has now dispersed and it seems things are beginning to calm down. the unrest began last week after the fatal stabbings of three girls in southport. eight other children and two adults were also injured in the attack. there was a vigil in the city on monday evening, with balloons and bubbles released. posts on social media falsely blamed the attacks on a muslim migrant. sir keir starmer announced the government would "ramp up" the criminal justice system, to ensure it here's some of what the prime minister said. there are a number of actions that came out of the meeting, the first is we will have a standing army of specialist officers, public duty officers, so that we will have enough officers to deal with days where we need them. the second is we will ramp up criminaljustice. there have already been

. >> but, jess phillips, put that put that very clip up and sort of tried to defend them and go, looktold blaming the mr farage. it was like, can you not just call out this terrible imagery here? sky then then put out a tweet later about how their tires be slashed . they their tires be slashed. they deleted the tweet. so again, this is self—censorship. >> on their website, it was phrased as if they said, oh, when we're at a far right protest, our tires were slashed as if it was obviously, you know, some some white thugs wrapped in england, put it into the people rather than the active. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> again, this is what i think really just frustrates people not to make the point that violence is ever acceptable. this is just frustrating people. people are not stupid. people can see what's going on here. they can see the two tier ness of how this information is delivered to us or not delivered to us. that's the frustration thing. be honest about the bad agents across the spectrum. even if it might cost you some votes. jess phillips because you nearly lost by a thousand in your di

jess phillips the safeguarding minister has said that it is unacceptable that women and girls shouldbout using the transport network, should have to think about the times when they use it and modify their behaviour. so the message there from the government side is that this can't government side is that this can't go unchallenged, there must be an effort to tackle these cases, and thatis effort to tackle these cases, and that is also what you were hearing from the british transport police, that in order to maintain that level of support, and if women are coming forward, they need to see that action is being taken and consequences follow. action is being taken and conseuuences follow. . ~ , ., ., consequences follow. thank you for that. here in the uk, the latest figures on price increases have just been released, showing an uptick. however, the silver lining is that the increase is slightly smaller than expected. the consumer price inflation rate forjuly has come in at 2.2%, up from the 2% bank of england target seen in may and june, and that is below the forecasted 2.3%. as a result

of carrying an offensive weapon, and the mp of birmingham yardley, whose constituency that is, jess phillipsat people in yardley are scared we have directed police that all violence we are hearing about, any acts of violence will not be tolerated, and the good news is please say that group of young muslim masked youths has done disparate and it seem that police are beginning to calm down. devon and cornwall have just said that 150 officers are deployed in plymouth city centre. they say violence will not be tolerated, hate will not be tolerated. they say work is ongoing to de—escalate the situation. our reporter scott bingham is there. tell us what's been happening. sophie, most of the protesters seem to have dispersed this evening but there are still pockets, basically, around us. there is a police line behind holding back some protesters, who we can only assume had responded to calls for a far right protest in the city. the situation here is escalated throughout the day from about 6pm, when so—called antifascist protesters gathered here. at one point, there were 300 of them and they were a

and obviously, jess phillips, who's now a government minister for tackling violence against women andinroad has been made on tackling abuse, both online, but also the number of homicides and violent crimes committed against women. so, i think this is something that those groups will certainly be very pleased to hear. but of course, we'll want to know the details. hundreds of protesters gathered in the seaside town in southwest england on sunday. around 200 anti—immigration protesters and around 500 people from groups including stand up to racism congregated in the town centre, in two separate protests. dorset police say the groups began to disperse at lunchtime. additional temporary powers that allow police officers to stop and search people for weapons remain in place until 11pm tonight. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. the build up to the big game in the premier league today, manchester city against chelsea in a moment. but first, brentford are off the mark — after getting the better of crystal palace in the earlier kick off. it could have

she girls, jeff jess phillips.y on countering islamism and far right extremism online, we can apply the same strategy on misogyny, far right extremism or islamism. it's an ideology that is used to radicalise people, to brainwash people who then carry on to commit violent acts in order to ideological, to gain ideological goals, you know, but misogyny, it is a very extreme emotion. it is extreme prejudice toward women. but as you said, we cannot decide that. what is the threshold for extreme misogyny? and we should not forget that if this misogyny or the violence against women , the violence against women, that, occurs in actual world, in real world that inflicts harm on women and girls, we are talking about dealing with that violence. we are not talking about dealing with words which are said online. and this violence can be caused by so many, you know, things. it can be caused by patriarchal structure. it can be caused by religious orthodoxy. it can be called poverty. it can be caused by a lack of legal protection

just as to what jess phillips said about all of this, we've got her statement here.it's too small for me to read, but, so anyway, thank you for giving me that. such a small, piece. but anyway, there we go. let's have a look at some of the other stories coming into the newsroom today. >> well, three water companies are reportedly facing a could bind record fine of £168 million after a series of failings, including sewage spills. thames water, northumbrian and yorkshire water were issued. the penalty by the regulator, ofwat. thames is facing the biggest fine of £104 million. the welsh parliament will be recalled from its summer recess today to nominate a new first minister. >> welsh labour leader has emerged as the sole candidate , emerged as the sole candidate, to succeed vaughan gething as the party leader, and is due to become wales's first female first minister. >> nearly a third of people put on an nhs soup and shakes diet have reversed type 2 diabetes within a year. that's according to a major trial. this diet involves 12 weeks on low calorie, nutritionally compl

jess phillips, the for minister safeguarding and violence against women and girls, described the level of violence, harassment and sexual offences against women on public transport as unacceptable and finding purpose in later life may prevent memory loss. that's according to a new study. it found older people who feel that their life lacks purpose may be more to prone memory loss and thinking problems as they age. factors include relating positively to others , personal positively to others, personal growth, self—acceptance , growth, self—acceptance, autonomy, and mastery of one's environment . those are the environment. those are the latest gb news headlines for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour 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 forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> good afternoon britain. it is eight minutes past midday and as we've been saying in the last few minutes, the australian foreign ministry has confirmed that the 11 year old girl, stabbed in central london in broad daylight

safeguarding minister jess phillips says the violence against women and girls is a national emergencyit incredibly clear that tackling the scourge of violence against women and girls is part of its core mission. we consider it to be a national emergency and that that won't just change overnight. this is going to take the levers of government working across every government department, making sure that in our education system, for example, that the attitudes that end with men on our transport systems harassing and assaulting women are dealt with at source . women are dealt with at source. >> in other news, urgent tests are underway on a canal in the west midlands after a sodium cyanide spill. walsall council said the environment agency told it about a toxic chemical spillage that went directly into the canal at pleck on monday. a major incident has been declared and people are being warned to avoid the 12 mile stretch of canal leading to birmingham. sodium cyanide can cause seizures, vomiting and loss of consciousness, and the latest figures show inflation rose for the first time this

the mp for birmingham yardley, in whose constituency that is, jess phillips, hasjust posted on x.e are hearing about. any acts of violence will not be tolerated." the good news, sophie, is the police say that group of young muslim masked youths has now dispersed and it seems things are beginning to calm down. the worst of the violence yesterday was in rotherham in south yorkshire, from where our uk affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. after the wanton violence of the night before, today, the meticulous work of gathering evidence — collecting fingerprints at the holiday inn express in wath upon dearne, just outside rotherham, so detectives can bring the rioters to justice. last night's disorder here and the six days of violence before led the prime minister to promise that a force of 6,000 riot—trained police officers will be established for the summer, that can be sent anywhere in england and wales. i'm absolutely clear that we will have the officers we need, where we need them to deal with this disorder, and that is why the standing army has been set up, specialist of

those false rumours swelled and have been swelling all day, jess phillips has been talking about it,edia is swirling a lot of misinformation which is causing a lot of these flare—ups so we have to wait and see. causing a lot of these flare-ups so we have to wait and see.— causing a lot of these flare-ups so we have to wait and see. across the very latest — we have to wait and see. across the very latest developments _ we have to wait and see. across the very latest developments for - we have to wait and see. across the very latest developments for us, i very latest developments for us, cici is before us, thank you. around the world and across the uk, is bbc news. you're watching the context, now it's time for the panel. shannon, i understand that you wanted to shannon, you wanted to talk about snoop dogg at the olympics? his role is something like a cheerleader for team usa, his role is something like a cheerleaderfor team usa, something cheerleader for team usa, something i've cheerleaderfor team usa, something i've been enjoying myself, tell us more. i've been en'oying myself, tell

safeguarding minister jess phillips earlier said violence against women and girls is a national emergencyls is a national emergency, and ukraine's top commander says 100 russian prisoners of war have been captured in the kursk region. this after ukraine launched a surprise offensive that president zelenskyy has admitted was easy and met with little resistance. it comes as the russian city of belgorod has declared a state of emergency amid daily ukrainian shelling that the governor says is destroying homes and killing civilians . and those are the civilians. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in an hour 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 forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you tatiana. now there's been a lot of conversation discussion about whether we have a two tier policing system in the uk, but we also need to look at whether we also need to look at whether we have a two tier justice system. david spring, a 61 year old retired train driver

labour mp jess phillips largely kicked this off this week when a gathering of muslim men amassed in herm constituency, and she tweeted all day, rumours have been spread that a far right group were coming and it was done entirely to get muslim people out on the street. it is misinformation being spread to create trouble. now these local louts eventually dragged their boy racer cars and their palestinian flags around a roundabout caused a frightened pub goers to barricade the doors and eventually beat up a customer in the pub car park. phillips could have tweeted take responsibility for your own actions, regardless of whether you feel goaded online, don't come out looking for trouble . come out looking for trouble. but that isn't fashionable anymore. gone are the days of telling people to take control of their own lives. we're now under a labour government where you can look for the states to pay you can look for the states to pay for your life and blame someone else when you inexplicably find yourself in a riot. prince harry waded in and blamed the internet for the post. southport riots.

jess phillips should start every day by apologising for everything they've done. >> okay.nice balanced view. but obviously when it comes to the taliban in afghanistan, there's nothing we can do about it, but we should criticise it obviously. anyway, i've got a question from bev. >> hello. hello. and my question is, do you think that public opinion has changed on puberty blockers? >> that's a really interesting one because this is northern ireland now have banned puberty blockers. do you think it's going in the right way bev? i do because a lot of people weren't going in the right way bev? i do because a lot oto eople weren't going in the right way bev? i do because a lot oto openly/eren't should be able to openly criticise or make fun of anything, you know, within reason. okay, i accept there might be some reason, but everything should be fair game. i really don't know where we go with this. you can already see through the advert advertising campaign. this is going to protect that part of the community. there's nothing in the advertising campaign about misogyny or extreme

spread misinformation haven't been prosecuted , such as labour's prosecuted, such as labour's jess phillipsot hate, who spread inflammatory hoaxes about acid attacks on muslim women by white men and 100 far right protests. jess has at least apologised. and let's take a look at some other sentences for other people who engaged in sectarian violence. the golders green supermarket knife attacker avoided prison altogether and muslim men who drove through jewish areas shouting rape threats, threatening to rape jewish daughters had their charges dropped. and i hope not, hates boss spread a dangerous rumour that could have incited violence. but they're not arrested. is this is this more evidence of a two tiered approach? the fact that they're not arrested, but somebody who shares different memes if they're if they've got a different political persuasion, even if they're less inflammatory, does get arrested and does get sent to jail. >> two tier policing, two tier reporting, two tier sentencing , reporting, two tier sentencing, two tier outrage. this goes on. where are all these stand against racis

labour's jess phillips has tried to justify another incident in plymouth. we've got it all tonight. scenes. stay tuned . stay tuned. >> that will be very exciting. i'm back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg and the weather in somerset is gearing up for the clutton flower show on saturday, which i'll be opening . saturday, which i'll be opening. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello, good evening. here's your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. there will be some sunny spells but also a few showers around tomorrow. before then though, we do have a band of rain still making its way across the country. that's because we have a front that's brought some rain to parts of northern uk already, and it's now making its way east southeastwards across parts of england and wales , with parts of england and wales, with some heavy bursts in amongst it towards the southeast. we're staying dry through this evening and overnight and here temperatures not dropping a huge amount. so another relatively warm night because of some high hum