mark on his record and it is sad to see a man lead chemically public life that way. >> john: commutation came out yesterday and taking up a little bit later on with kerri urbahn so thate tarnish his legacy a little more. i want to ask about this. >> a lot more than 1600 actions he took yesterday here till they will be a bunch more that will be trouble. >> john: yeah, it takes a while to sift through the whole thing. i wanted to ask about this, liberal and progressive democrats almost seemingly justify the murder of unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson. listen to elizabeth warren and alexandria cortez. >> it is not to say an act of violence is justified, but i think for anyone who is confused or shocked or appalled, they need to understand that people interpret and feel and experience denied claims as an act of violence against them. >> violence is never the answer. this guy gets a trial that allegedly killed the ceo of unitedhealthcare. you can only push people so far. and then they start to take matters into their own hands. >> john: they are both getting criticism and rightfully so for those comments. >> absolutely. first of all, let's start with this, this is a ki

i'm josh howie and tonight i've got kerry marks and aideen mcqueen on my panel to take you through tomorrow's top stories. this is headliners. but before friday's news, let's go to tonight's headunes news, let's go to tonight's headlines with will hollis. >> thank you. josh, your top story at 11:00. the government will not change the terrorist status of the rebels who toppled the syrian regime. according to the syrian regime. according to the defence secretary, speaking after an emergency cobra meeting, john healey said the government is laser focused on stopping a resurgence of terror groups like isis in the middle east. but he says now is not the time to consider removing hayat tahnr time to consider removing hayat tahrir al—sham from the proscribed terror list. >> description is not. >> description is not. >> sorry, did i forget to put a sting in there or something? >> talking to all the parties and our interest in hds is that they live up to their promises to protect the rights of all individuals and all groups, to respect international law, and to prevent syria becoming a base for fresh

marks. in 2021, kerry and frances davis who live in my constituency of north east hertfordshire and are in the gallery today, tragically lost their son at the age ofjust six to a rare form of cancer. now they are courageously campaigning to ensure that every parent who must leave work to look after a sick child in hospital gets the financial support that they need from day one. will the prime minister meet with them and me to discuss implementing a law that improves the lives of families at the most difficult time imaginable. can i pay tribute to kerry and frances. it is a heartbreaking case and commend them for their campaign on behalf of other families. i and commend them for their campaign on behalf of otherfamilies. i know the ministerfor social on behalf of otherfamilies. i know the minister for social security and disability met the family yesterday, but no parent should endure losing their child to cancer, particularly at such a young age. we are investing £1.5 billion for new surgical hubs and scanners, £70 million for new radiotherapy machines and we will set out our next steps on the

kerry marx and scott capurro taking you through saturday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's top stories, let's have a look at tonight's headunes let's have a look at tonight's headlines with markhite. >> hello there i'm mark white. the latest headlines from the gb news centre. an appalling scenes out of germany tonight after a vehicle rammed into a christmas market in the north eastern city of magdeburg. well, these are the latest images we're receiving now from magdeburg, which is still at the centre, as you can see, of a massive emergency services response. we're told that among those killed is a young child. according to german authorities, up to 70 other people have been injured. 15 of those are reported to have been critically injured. almost 40 are moderately wounded and around 15 others are more lightly injured. well, dozens of ambulances massed at the scene, with paramedics triaging the injured before taking them to nearby major trauma centres. eyewitnesses were telling local newspaper reporters that the scene inside that christmas market resembled a war zone. the bodies were left strewn all over the ground within the market, shattered stalls around them as the emergen