. >> as you can see there, his daughter, katie amos, was utterly furious with that decision and has labelled the government's rejection as insulting. we'll have all the latest reaction throughout, and an exclusive interview with katie with charlie peters. also on the show today are labour simply a party of massive hypocrites? >> there will be no return to austerity. >> well, this comes as the chancellor looks set to take a sledgehammer to britain's benefits bill in a return to austerity that they clearly pledged to avoid. and an arch remainer is set to become the new canadian prime minister. here he is laying into our country. >> and their solution to take back control was actually code for tear down your future. >> and mark carney, the death of brexit project fear figurehead and former politically neutral bank of england governor mark carney, has been elected to replace justin trudeau as canadian prime minister. could this be a problem for great britain? and that's all coming up in your next hour. but the show is a pleasure to have your company. we've got a packed show ahead. today in a sho

katie amos, speaking about her burning anger, but also her desire for justice.tie also said that she woke up every morning hoping that it was all just a nightmare. she said that she was having therapy, she was taking medication, but she was taking medication, but she was still scared to be alone, scared to go outside constantly thinking about her father and that appalling murder in october of 2021 by islamist terrorist ali harbi ali. but katie amos also spoke about that desire for justice, that drive for a public inquiry, and she spoke on behalf of her mother, lady amos, who had this 1505 00:09:58,512 --> 0

well, i'm joined now by the daughter of sir david amess, katy amos, and the adviser and spokesman forpokesman for the family, radd seiger. and katy, first of all, thank you so much for joining katy, first of all, thank you so much forjoining me. this must be so hard for you. the government's refused an inquiry. what would you expect an inquiry to be able to show about the tragic murder of your much loved father? >> well, it needs to uncover what happened. and i think rad will be able to give more detail on what that would look like. >> yeah. jacob, we've we've had a criminal trial. there's been paper reviews that prevent learning report published a few weeks ago, but none of it none of it helps this family understand what led up to the killing and why ali harbi ali, who was a known terrorist and he be difficult to see how an would be difficult to see how an inquiry would be able to go beyond what had been considered in the trial that prevent learning review and the coroner's report. well, i'm joined now by the daughter of sir david amess, katy amos, and the adviser and spokesman for t

well, i'm joined now by the daughter of sir david amess, katy amos, and the adviser and spokesman foriser and spokesman for the family, radd seiger. and katy, first of all, thank you so much for joining katy, first of all, thank you so much forjoining me. this must be so hard for you. the government's refused an inquiry. what would you expect an inquiry to be able to show about the tragic murder of your much loved father? >> well, it needs to uncover what happened. and i think rad will be able to give more detail on what that would look like. >> yeah. jacob, we've we've had a criminal trial. there's been paper reviews that prevent learning report published a few weeks ago, but none of it none of it helps this family understand what led up to the killing and why ali harbi ali, who was a known terrorist and he had been identified by the prevent programme, why he was allowed to slip through the nets and go on to kill. so the criminal trial didn't address that. the prevent learning reports did not address that. the government are now saying they're going to do another paper review of the