. broadcaster judith da silva. panel. thank you for your company. welcome along, adam brooks. your thoughts on this , please. he spoke in this, please. he spoke in parliament today, the prime minister. and just as i said, shrugged it off. doesn't really care about the two surveys done today by marie curie or age uk pensioners literally freezing to death this winter. >> i can't believe again, as you said there, that we have got a government that is putting the lives of our elderly at risk. these elderly have helped shape this country and put into this country over many decades. this country over many decades. this country wouldn't be where it is today without those generations. now again, 4000 could die. and that was their estimate. in 2017, a labour estimate . now 2017, a labour estimate. now pnces 2017, a labour estimate. now prices have 1497 00

i've got my expert panel, jake berry, former mp and chairman of the conservative party, and judith da silvao is a political commentator. and as always, we want to know what you think as well as our panel. so please do get your views in at gbnews.com/yoursay and we'll be reading out a selection throughout the programme. well, tonight's big news is that there was chaos on the streets of amsterdam yesterday as israeli football fans were attacked, leaving a match between ajax and maccabi tel aviv. now the attack has been described as an anti—semitic pogrom by israel's president isaac herzog , and one president isaac herzog, and one fan, yaakov masri, told israel's channel 13 news that they started hitting us. they broke my face, knocked out a tooth, cut my lip, he said. my son got punched twice in the face, he added that he is now locked in his hotel room with tables blocking the door, and said we called the police to send a patrol car, but they said they are occupied with other incidents. i'm in pain, he said. well, of course this is incredibly worrying, disturbing violence. but there is a que

transport lord daniel moylan, and also broadcast journalist judnh and also broadcast journalist judith da silvas always, i want to know what you think. so please do get your views in @gbnews dot com forward slash yoursay. well, the big news today. earlier this afternoon, mps voted in favour of a bill to legalise assisted suicide. although the legislation still has to pass through several more parliamentary stages in principle it will soon be lawful for doctors to prescribe drugs to terminally ill patients that will prematurely end their lives . will prematurely end their lives. supporters of the bill claim that this will mean an end to the unbearable suffering that many dying people endure. but opponents fear that vulnerable people will be coerced into suicide, and that the law will inevitably be expanded , as it inevitably be expanded, as it has in other countries, to include people with eating disorders, mental health conditions and even children. so let's have a listen to the bill's sponsoring mp, kim leadbeater. >> well, it's failing people and where that is the case, we have a duty to do w