the mother of the murdered london schoolboy, jimmy mizen, says she's concerned her son's killer may haveahri has been recalled to prison after it emerged he had been recording violent rap music which apparently referenced jimmy's death. charlotte gallagher has been to meet the mizen family. jemmy mizen, a 16—year—old schoolboy murdered on a trip out to buy his first ever lottery ticket. his killer is this man, the now 35—year—old jake fahri. today he's back in prison after breaching his licence, releasing music with lyrics about his crimes. forjimmy�*s mum, margaret, it's a troubling and worrying time. i'm just wondering if in prison he's become more aggressive, more arrogant than he was before he went in, because that's what it appears to me. so i think he's just a very arrogant person, and maybe hejust thought that it doesn't matter what he does, no—one's going to take any notice, but clearly someone has. and now he's back in prison. but what a waste of 15 years in prison. what a waste of money. the biggest problem is he will have to go before the parole board. that, yet again, will ge

of murdered jimmy mizen mother of murdered jimmy mizen appeared on gb news yesterday, the drill rapper who murdered her son jemmy has been sent back to jail. but the bbc, who promoted this thug's sick music, has still not apologised. last night, kemi badenoch appeared to suggest that the tories might remove the pensions triple lock and means tested. she's blasted. today she blasted back that that was fake news. but i'll be joined today by a furious pensions campaigner who has slammed this as a betrayal of all of those who paid in for their whole lives, and hundreds of tractors are parked up outside british supermarkets today in a show of force called the final straw. do you get it.7 will supermarkets support british farmers, or will they sit on the fence and risk future blockades and perhaps even food shortages? i'll speak to farmers on the front line of today's national action day. and on today's show, i'm delighted to say i'll be joined in the studio by the shadow justice secretary, robert jenrick. i'll get his thoughts on the scandal of the killer rapper who was promoted by the bbc.

and speaking of tragedy, many of you will remember this face jimmy mizen absolutely awful story back008, of course, when he was killed. well, fast forward to present day. the person that actually committed that crime went to prison for that crime. well, he's now been released and has repositioned himself as some kind of, you know, like, drill artist, whatever they call themselves now covering their face with balaclavas, rapping about, you know, violence and all the rest of it. i really hate that genre of music. maybe i'm just getting to be an old biddy, but when you're rapping about killings, stabbings, all the rest of it, it's pretty disgusting. and then can you imagine being jimmy mizen family when you find out that that rapper and i'm not going to even give him his name, thank you very much to promote him. but imagine being the mother of jimmy mizen to hear that that person is now having music that was then played on the bbc. yes, you heard that right. the bbc actually played that guy's music. what on earth is this world coming to? the bbc, though, say that they don't glamorise vi

an urgent probe has been launched now into the killer of schoolboy jimmy mizen, after shocking new rap lyrics were broadcast on the bbc by his killer. >> yeah, just reading some of the notes, the details from this report about the state of the nhs and it is pretty grim reading. this is from what nurses are saying. okay, so they're saying that dead patients are lying undiscovered for hours in a&e because staff are too overstretched to notice. you've got a severe shortage of beds, meaning the sick are being left in animal like conditions in hospital car parks, in cupboards, in toilets. you've got pregnant women suffering miscarriages in corridors, elderly laying unaided in soiled bedding. i mean, it's a pretty bleak picture. it's just not dignified. no, not at all. >> there's nothing about this that i'm. my heart goes out to anyone who's had to be in hospital in the last month or two. i mean, this is a real crisis, but i think the worst thing is that you can go to a hospital in one area of the country and think, you know what? everything's fine and dandy, and you go to one that's, you kn

>> and the killer rapper, who spent 14 years in jail for the murder of schoolboy jimmy mizen? well, he's been recalled to prison for breaching his licence conditions and tory leader kemi badenoch finds herself in the eye of a pension storm. >> could the triple lock be in jeopardy? well, co—chairman of the conservative party, nigel huddleston defended her party leader. >> but what kemi announced yesterday, of course, was our approach going forward and what we have said is that we're not going to announce lots and lots of policies and lots and lots of popular things just for the sake of doing so. >> interesting what that lawyer said there about how the grooming gangs are operating in every town and city in this country. so why then, was sadiq khan pretending that he didn't know what a grooming gang was? did you see this? i didn't see susan hall was questioning. the clip has gone viral now. we'll show it in a little bit. i should have got it up earlier. susan hall, the tory london assembly member, member, head of the tories there, basically asked him whether there were any groomi

another new low, as it turns out that they've done a pr job for a rapper who murdered teenager jimmy mizen. on my panel tonight, it's the former tory mp anna firth, conservative peer lord bailey and the former labour adviser matthew lazar. oh, and can you tell me what's wrong with this? oh jesus christ. >> oh, oh, okay. >> oh, oh, okay. >> we're out of time. we're out of time. 00:00:59,728 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 >> get ready. britain. here >> it's 9 pm. on patrick christys tonight. >> okay, you won't ever threaten me jimmy. ever threaten me will you leave this room? again. will you leave this room? >> the runcorn rocky labour's very own answer to muhammad ali. iron mike amesbury pleaded guilty today to battering one of his own constituents. >> and so tom crowther kc, chair of the telford inquiry, has agreed to work with the government to develop a new framework for victim centred, locally led inquiries where they are needed. >> oh gosh, i think it's fair to say that we you really have forced yvette cooper into a pakistani rape gang inquiry. >> also, as a rule of thumb, i never encourage

the killer of schoolboy jimmy mizen has been recalled to prison after he boasted about the gruesome murder. the bbc is facing criticism for playing rap music attributed to fahey in a track that contained shocking lyrics glorifying his crimes. we'll be debating whether drill music is fuelling violence among young people, and the clock is ticking for tiktok from sunday. the popular chinese owned app will be banned in the us, as the american government clamps down on what it claims is a national security risk. we'll be asking if britain should follow suit. and joining me for the next houn and joining me for the next hour, i've got my panel tonight. businessman and former reform uk co—chair ben habib and bill rammell, former labour mp and government minister. but first, the latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> miriam, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories sir keir starmer says the uk poland treaty would cover all aspects of the threats that we face in these steps that we must take to meet them this evening. polish counterpart donald tusk also said he hoped for a retur

in music videos, he's been concealing his identity and some tracks appear to reference jimmy mizen�*surbing lyrics about violence and bloodshed. the probation service says, "our thoughts are withjimmy mizen�*s family, who deserve better than to see their son's murderer shamelessly boasting about his violent crime." it adds that, "all offenders released on licence are subject to strict conditions. as this case shows, we will recall them to prison if they break the rules." jimmy mizen was a popular, fun—loving boy. just after his 16th birthday in 2008, he was attacked and killed in a bakery in south london. jake fahri threw a large glass dish atjimmy, which severed an artery in his neck. the teenager bled to death. it's promoting violence, and i think that needs to be looked at more than anything. the fact that it's probably about our beautiful boy as well is even more so. so a few answers as to why this is allowed. and if we go back to jake and what he's been doing, i think he's a coward. to be able to play his music with a balaclava on and not show his face, that shows to me that he's

convicted murderer jake farage, known as rapper ten, recorded music referencing the murder of schoolboy jimmy mizene 35 year old, who was released from prison in june 2023, appears in balaclava clad videos boasting about violence. one track, recently played on bbc radio, includes disturbing lyrics allegedly referencing jimmy's death. the conservatives robert jenrick has now called for an apology from the bbc, accusing them of promoting music from a man responsible for a shocking crime. the broadcaster, though, claims it was unaware of the rapper's identity when his tracks were played on air. well, jimmy's mother, margaret mizen, told us earlier that she thinks the rap lyrics are absolutely horrendous and she wants answers from the broadcaster. >> i think it's absolutely beyond disgraceful. i can't believe that the bbc would do this now. i know at the moment they're saying, well, they didn't know who he was, etc. but there must be ways of looking at these things. you know, perhaps people show their passports with a name or something, but they're making excuses. there's no excuses. they played his mu

convicted murderer jake farage, known as rapper ten, recorded music referencing the murder of schoolboy jimmy mizene 35 year old, who was released from prison in june 2023, appears in balaclava clad videos boasting about violence. one track, recently played on bbc radio, includes disturbing lyrics allegedly referencing jimmy's death. the conservatives robert jenrick has now called for an apology from the bbc, accusing them of promoting music from a man responsible for a shocking crime. the broadcaster, though, claims it was unaware of the rapper's identity when his tracks were played on air. well, jimmy's mother, margaret mizen, told us earlier that she thinks the rap lyrics are absolutely horrendous and she wants answers from the broadcaster. >> i think it's absolutely beyond disgraceful. i can't believe that the bbc would do this now. i know at the moment they're saying, well, they didn't know who he was, etc. but there must be ways of looking at these things. you know, perhaps people show their passports with a name or something, but they're making excuses. there's no excuses. they played his mu

jake farhi killed 16—year—old jimmy mizen in south london in 2008. you know, he was known actually as the boy that sparkled as well, and he just shone. jimmy was a shining star, loved by so many — loved by his teachers, loved by his friends, obviously adored by his family. although it's 16.5 years, we still miss him greatly. and, you know, we've got a fabulous charity in his name and that's what really helps us. just a day after his 16th birthday, jimmy was attacked and killed in a bakery in south london by jake farhi. farhi threw a large glass dish which severed an artery injimmy�*s neck, leaving the teenager bleeding to death. in 2009, then 19—year—old farhi was jailed for life with a minimum term of 1a years. he was released from prison on licence injune 2023. now, the sun newspaper reports farhi is releasing drill rap music under the stage name ten, often featuring violent themes. in music videos he conceals his identity, and some tracks appear to referencejimmy�*s death with disturbing lyrics about violence and bloodshed. the ministry ofjustice

the man, who served 14 years in jail for the murder of schoolboy jimmy mizen, has been recalled to prison breaching his licence conditions. jake farage killed jimmy and in 2008 was sentenced to 14 years. the 35 year old was released on licence in june, almost two years ago following his 14 year term, but was recalled yesterday morning. part of the rapper's parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london. but in music videos found by the sun newspaper and watched by his victim's family, fahri, who goes by the alias ten, was filmed in front of canary wharf. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rappen decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on their one extra radio show. sir keir starmer says the uk poland treaty would cover all aspects of the threats that we face and the steps we must take to meet them this evening. polish counterpart donald tusk also said he hoped for a return rather than brexit, as he said he had discussed the european union in his talks with sir keir starmer.

the man, who served 14 years in jail for the murder of schoolboy jimmy mizen, has been recalled to prison for breaching his licence conditions. jake fahri killed jimmy and in 2008 was sentenced to 14 years behind bars, part of the 35 year old rapper's parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london. but a music videos found by the sun newspaper and watched by his victim's family. fahri, who goes by the alias gb10, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside that area. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill rapper on their one extra radio show. and former manchester united, manchester city and scotland forward denis law has died at the age of 84. 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 i

and finally, the man who served 14 years in jail for the murder of schoolboy jimmy mizen, has been recalledprison for breaching his licence conditions. jake fahey killed jimmy and in 2008 was sentenced to 14 years. the 35 year old was released on licence in june, almost two years ago following his 14 year term, but was recalled yesterday morning . part recalled yesterday morning. part of the rappers parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london. however, in music videos found by the sun newspaper and also watched by his victim's family, fahey, who goes by the alias gb10, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside that area. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rappen decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on their one extra radio show. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, it's back to a state of the nation with charlie 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. >> we start tonigh

another new low, as it turns out that they've done a pr job for a rapper who murdered teenager jimmy mizen. on my panel tonight, it's the former tory mp anna firth, conservative peer lord bailey and the former labour adviser matthew lazar. oh, and can you tell me what's wrong with this? oh jesus christ. >> oh, oh, okay. >> oh, oh, okay. >> we're out of time. we're out of time. >> get ready. britain. here we. as muhammad ali said, you float like a butterfly. you sting like a labour mp. next. >> very good evening to you. just after 9:00. the top story tonight. well, following weeks of pressure, the home secretary has announced a major shift in tackling grooming gangs. yvette cooper ordered a nationwide review of evidence with five government backed local inquiries and a rapid three month audit. however, the review stopped short of a national inquiry, prompting criticism from the conservative party and some labour mps. even elon musk has weighed in, calling it a step in the right direction, but says results will speak for themselves. earlier in the commons, yvette cooper promised there will b

his killer's mother says jake farage killed schoolboy jimmy mizen and in 2008 was sentenced to 14 yearsn jail. part of the rapper's parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london. but in music videos found by the sun newspaper and watched by his victim's family, fahey, who goes by the alias ten, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside of the borough, promoted by the bbc. a ministry of justice investigation has been launched into the rapper. israeli pm benjamin netanyahu has confirmed a deal to return hamas held hostages. that's despite last minute efforts by some cabinet ministers to stop the ceasefire. later today, israel's security minister will convene to approve the deal. conservative leader kemi badenoch has said her party would consider means testing the pensions triple lock. during an interview on lbc, shadow chancellor mel stride previously described the system, which was brought in by his party in 2011, as unsustainable. the leader of the opposition is being called on to urgently clarify her comments. those are your latest headunes comme

and finally, the man who served 14 years in jail for the murder of schoolboy jimmy mizen, has been recalledto prison for breaching his licence conditions. jake fahey killed jimmy and in 2008 was sentenced to 14 years. the 35 year old was released on licence in june, almost two years ago following his 14 year term, but was recalled yesterday morning . part recalled yesterday morning. part of the rappers parole agreement includes being barred from entering the greenwich borough of london. however, in music videos found by the sun newspaper and also watched by his victim's family, fahey, who goes by the alias gb10, was filmed in front of canary wharf inside that area. culture secretary lisa nandy says the bbc should reflect on the decision to showcase the drill. rappen decision to showcase the drill. rapper, who was promoted on their one extra radio show. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, it's back to a state of the nation with charlie 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. >> we start ton

an urgent investigation has been launched into the killer of schoolboy jimmy mizen after a shocking newap. lyrics by him were broadcast on the bbc. >> and what are you thinking? thames water plans to hike bosses pay if regulators limit how much cash can be handed out in bonuses. >> those water companies just don't get it. >> no, and they're never out of the news because this scandal keeps going on and on. and of course we need investment in our water. but it seems insane that they could be paid so much when so much is wrong. >> yeah. polluting the water. they shouldn't be getting any bonuses whatsoever. they should be paying us back. let us know what you think. send your views and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. but first is the news with sophia wenzler. >> andrew. miriam. thank you. good morning. these are your headunes good morning. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. israel's prime minister has accused hamas of a last minute blackmail attempt. benjamin netanyahu's office has said the cabinet will delay a planned meeting this morning to discuss approving

murderer jake farage, known as rapper ten, recorded drill music referencing the murder of schoolboy jimmy mizen. the 35 year old, who was released from prison in june 2023, appears in balaclava clad videos boasting about violence. one track, recently played on bbc radio, includes disturbing lyrics allegedly referencing jimmy's death. the conservatives robert jenrick has called for an apology from the bbc, accusing them of promoting music from a man responsible for what he described as a shocking crime. the broadcaster, though, claims it was let's get the news with sam francis. >> nigel, thank you very much. good evening to you. just coming up to 7:01. well, after weeks of pressure on the government, the home secretary has today unveiled a new national level rapid audit of grooming gangs and new local inquiries. yvette cooper announced tougher sentences, mandatory reporting and expanded investigations to cover recent cases. she also says the government will support victim centred local inquiries in oldham and four other pilot areas. >> all those national inquiries, and hundreds of reports and hu