he is the editor of the jewish chronicle and definitely a new face.not losing my marbles on this one. kieran. andrew, a political commentator. new face. very welcome to the show tonight, as are each and every single one of you at home. and you know the drill. it's not just about us. it is very much about you guys at home. so what's on your mind tonight? get in touch with me all the usual ways. email me gb views @gbnews. com go to the website gbnews.com/yoursay. or of course you can tweet or text me. but today all eyes on the commons because the home secretary, yvette cooper, was speaking out addressing these rape gangs. there was many people waiting with bated breath. what is she going to announce? a national inquiry finally. is she that far right, do you think, to call for that? no, it would appear not. charlie peters, you are alongside me now. bring the viewers up to speed with what happened in the commons today. >> well, it was always going to be politically impossible for the home secretary to

emily de—man is reported to be amongst the first 33 hostages leaving captivity, according to the jewish chroniclebut there's yet to be official confirmation on that. in return, palestinian detainees will be released and a sharp increase in humanitarian aid. back here in the uk, eight people have been arrested at a pro—palestine march in central london. the arrests are for public order offences and for breaching the conditions that have been put in place. thousands of people are calling on the government to stop arming israel. the pro—palestine march had planned to assemble outside the bbc, accusing the corporation of bias. however, because of its proximity to a local synagogue, the metropolitan police has restricted the group to whitehall. yesterday, a 61 year old woman was arrested on suspicion of inciting others to breach public order conditions. a thousand officers are on duty in the capital monitoring the march. donald trump has to review the chagos deal when he returns to the white house on monday. the president elect's team directly intervened in the british government's deal, demanding the

emily de—man is reported to be among the first 33 hostages who will leave, according to the jewish chronicle return, palestinian detainees will be released and a sharp increase in humanitarian aid. this all comes as the israeli army says it conducted strikes on 50 terror targets across the gaza strip yesterday. police have warned pro—palestine protesters to leave trafalgar square or face arrest after demonstrators broke through a police line as they marched from a rally in whitehall. eight people were arrested earlier on during the march in central london. the arrests for public order offences and for breaching the conditions that have been put in place. the metropolitan police has since posted on their x account, saying around 20 to 30 more people who breached the conditions are to be arrested as well. thousands of people are calling on the government to stop arming israel. the pro—palestine march had planned to assemble outside the bbc, accusing the corporation of bias. however, due to the proximity to a local synagogue, the metropolitan police has restricted the group to whitehall. a thou

mainstream media displaying increasingly blatant anti—semitism.7 we speak to the editor of the jewish chroniclejake wallis simons, after he clashed with lbc's matthew wright live on air. plus, why is the labour party so obsessed with redefining islamophobia.7 mohammed amin weighs in, and after the grooming gang scandal that he helped to uncover makes headunes that he helped to uncover makes headlines across the globe, we are joined live in the studio by gb news very own charlie peters, and of course, myself. and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our wonderful studio audience. my comedian guests this evening are paul cox and adam kumars. they are. here you go. well, happy new year. is it too late to say happy new year? yeah, i think so. few more days we can get in there. happy new year. happy new yeah there. happy new year. happy new year. happy new year. you've beenin year. happy new year. you've been in america. i've been in america. >> yeah, just. just got back last night, so. yeah. >> very good. and you were in hampshire? yeah. >> just as exotic. not even the new one. >> ve

that's according to the jewish chronicle.n return, palestinian detainees will be released and there will be a sharp increase in humanitarian aid to the enclave. well, back here in the uk, thousands of people will march through london today calling on the government today calling on the government to stop arming israel. the pro—palestine march was planned to assemble outside the bbc building, accusing the corporation of bias. however, because of its proximity to a local synagogue, the met police has restricted the group to whitehall. a thousand officers are on duty in the capital monitoring the march, and a 61 year old woman has already been arrested on suspicion of inciting others to breach public order conditions. sir keir starmer says the uk poland treaty would cover all aspects of the threats that the uk faces, and how to meet them. poush faces, and how to meet them. polish counterpart donald tusk also said he hoped for a britain rather than a brexit, as he said he had discussed the european union with sir keir starmer. th

emily de—man is reported to be amongst the first 33 hostages leaving captivity, according to the jewish chroniclebut there is yet to be an official confirmation . in be an official confirmation. in return, palestinian detainees will be released and a sharp increase in humanitarian aid. back here in the uk, thousands of people will march through london, calling on the government to stop arming israel. the pro—palestine march planned to assemble outside the bbc, accusing the corporation of bias. however, because of its proximity to a local synagogue, the met police has restricted the met police has restricted the group to whitehall. a thousand officers are on duty in the capital monitoring the march. a 61 year old woman has already been arrested on suspicion of inciting others to breach public order conditions. sir keir starmer says the uk poland treaty would cover all aspects of the threats that we face and the steps that we must take to meet them. this evening, poush take to meet them. this evening, polish counterpart donald tusk. excuse me. yesterday, polish counterpart donald tusk said he hoped