it's almost like fertiliser and laboun it's almost like fertiliser and labour.ing cheap energy through all their green technology, and they're going to slash bills by up to £300. instead, bills are projected to rise by £800. >> and hilariously, he's claimed that that's why he was right. he's like, the only way to bring bills down and get control back is to have clean, home—grown power that we control. and as the writer says here, in other words, our failure vindicates our plan, which is also lewis's motto. but but yeah. >> i never have a plan. >> i never have a plan. >> you wonder how ed miliband's got this job. it reminds me of the current man united team. we did win tonight, but it's just like shuffling the formation around endlessly because there's not enough good players, right? yeah. let's get ed. remember ed miliband, that guy that failed a few years ago? let's get him back. >> it's the guy eating that sandwich. she shouldn't have had the sarnie. >> the never have had. he should have taken out the bread, lewis. >> like you. >> like you. >> yeah, well, you

will consider that there's a fate worse than a split on the right, and that's another four years of laboun to do that before the general election. as you know, camilla, i tried to i spoke with rishi, i spoke with reform, trying to bnng spoke with reform, trying to bring both together, but we was in a different place in the polls then. and look at where we are now as the reform party. i mean, consistently we're beating labour and conservatives and we're four years away from an election. so i think anything's possible. yes. if the push comes to shove and, you know, we can't form a majority, we might need to look at that. but we're four years away. we've got four years to actually build on this massive momentum. we've got nearly 200,000 members already now, which is trouncing the conservatives. so i think the only way is up actually. come on. >> yeah, it does make sense that if there were any deal to be done, it would be a post—election one. once the numbers have been crunched, rather than anything involving people standing aside in seats and all the rest of it. because, as nigel farage has s

. >> oh yeah, astrazeneca versus laboun >> oh yeah, astrazeneca versus labour. it's like godzilla. godzilla versus mothra. >> exactly, exactly. yeah, yeah. >> exactly, exactly. yeah, yeah. >> i get it. >> i get it. >> okay. >> okay. >> daily mail now, ben, our dear leader, has a shiny new plan to improve britain. what's he got up his sleeve? >> extra 100 million to be pumped into neighbourhood policing as starmer desperately tries to quell simmering unrest on britain's streets. i mean, he's causing a lot of it, but. so the government are going to put an extra 100 million into neighbourhood policing. but the forces have warned that they don't have the police, they don't have the police, they don't have the numbers. so is it going to be more police on the streets that i don't know? if you've seen these videos and things of the sort of police that we've got on the streets at the moment, they're sort of four foot. >> tall, a policeman. but it wasn't they weren't a real policeman. >> oh, right. >> oh, right. >> okay. >> okay. >> all right. maybe it's oh, maybe it's t

under laboun for our healthcare.our, the nhs will always be free at the point of use for anyone who needs it. >> that was rugby mp john sunger >> that was rugby mp john slinger asking a lightly planted question as a means of trying to rattle reform. here was nigel farage's question today as well. check this out. >> if i can assure the honourable member for rugby that reform want healthcare to be free at the point of delivery. >> yeah, yeah. shame, shame. nonsense. the nhs. there appears to be some panic on that side of the house. i'm not surprised. yeah. >> and let's be honest, the labour party should be panicking about the rise of reform. up until now, the government's policy on reform has been to effectively pretend that it doesn't exist and deflect criticism towards the conservative party. but that strategy no longer works. reform uk, as we've seen in the polls over the last week, is now number one. it's just poll 25% , number one. it's just poll 25%, with yougov to labour's 24% and the tories way back on 21%. the

we need all of this out in the open as quickly as possible, because otherwise it's the same old labountherwise it's the same old labour, same old antisemitism within the left in in this country. and, you know, it shows that labour hasn't changed at all. >> in other news, the parents of two girls killed in the southport knife attack say they're looking for light in the darkness. speaking to the sunday times, seven year old elsie dot stancombe and six year old b.b. king's families remembered their daughters as confident, happy and intelligent. they opened up about their children's funerals and the support from their communities. in the months since that horrendous attack. alice da silva aguiar also lost her life on that day. prince harry and meghan cheered and clapped as the united kingdom's team walked onto the stage for the opening ceremony of the invictus games. the couple arrived in canada yesterday for the seventh edition of the games that were established by prince harry back in 2014. their appearance comes just hours after donald trump confirmed he won't move to deport the duke of

laboun seats, up from only five.abour, though, would drop from 412 to 174, with the conservatives gaining around 50 . conservatives gaining around 50. wes streeting yvette cooper and the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, would be among those to lose their seats, with the conservative and reform coalition the most likely outcome if an election was to be held tomorrow. the liverpool manchester railway line is shut today after a car crashed onto the tracks at salford. train services across northern england and north wales face severe disruption for the rest of the day. network rail says the vehicle has now been removed and damaged. overhead lines are being repaired. police have arrested a man in his 30s on suspicion of drink driving. he is now in hospital but his injuries are not thought to be life threatening. meanwhile, two people have died after a small plane crashed into vehicles on a busy road in the brazilian city of sao paulo. footage taken from a helicopter shortly after that crash this morning shows a bus o

we need all of this out in the open as quickly as possible, because otherwise it's the same old labountherwise it's the same old labour, same old antisemitism within the left in in this country. and, you know, it shows that labour hasn't changed at all. >> and in sport tonight plymouth have stunned premier league leaders liverpool, knocking them out of the fa cup in a famous one nil victory at home park. ryan hardy's 53rd minute penalty sealed their first win over liverpool since 1956, leaving fans well in disbelief and the visitors hopes of a quadruple in ruins. it's only the fourth time in fa cup history a team outside the top division has ever knocked out the league leaders. liverpool made ten changes dufing liverpool made ten changes during the match and fielded a very young bench and paid the price. that's the news on gb news. plenty more still to come right here with headliners. >> 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. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top st

if you're a laboun earth are we?f you're a labour, you're in favour of train drivers making £93,000 a yeah train drivers making £93,000 a year. and that's fair enough, right? and if you are reform, you're in favour of turning back. effectively turning back the migrants and lots of other ideas as well. all the weather was being made by farage. no, there was no news coming out of kemi and her colleagues. now they've had to say something because actually they could drift below 20% and this would be nightmarish, mainly for kemi and the conservatives that i know. and in fact, i had to speak to a whole group of them last night who are tory funders, are unsure what leadership is being given at the moment and what leadership within the conservative party is going to be available for them going forward. and whether actually one of the strange aspects of it is whether they actually pick the wrong one and they should have gone with jenrick. well. >> he's making a lot of noise as well, isn't he. >> yes. >> yes. >> so he. >> so h

labour party, you're about the last person carrying the flag for people who've gone to reform from laboun to reform from labour, who believe in the country, who didn't favour the european union, have doubts about net zero, and actually stand up for your base vote. >> i think that's a bit extreme in terms of the vote to leave the european union. you're pretty close to being right in terms of representing the traditional labour base. the number of labour mps who basically represent the skilled and unskilled white working class has diminished, but it is still there, genuinely there, although a lot smaller than it used to be. >> but this has made room for nigel and indeed for the conservatives, because quite a lot of voters. in 2019, ex—labour voters voted conservative and then in 2024 seemed to vote to reform. so part of the issue for both the conservatives and reform is this old labour vote, which, as i say, i think you do represent, but has been less fashionable, let's put it that way. >> i agree with that. and the labour party has to try and get it back. i mean, one of the items in in the

we need all of this out in the open as quickly as possible, because otherwise it's the same old labountherwise it's the same old labour, same old antisemitism within the left in in this country. and, you know, it shows that labour hasn't changed at all. >> in other news today, the parents of two girls killed in the southport knife attack say they're looking for light in the darkness. speaking to the sunday times, seven year old elsie dot stancombe and six year old bebe kings families remembered their daughters as confident, happy and intelligent. they also opened up about their children's funerals and the support of their communities. in the months since the horrendous attack. alice da silva aguiar has also lost her life. meanwhile, it's been reported that donald trump has talked to vladimir putin on the phone to discuss ending the war in ukraine, according to the telegraph newspaper. the us president said he believes the russian leader does care about the number of people being killed. mr trump also told the new york post that putin wants to see people stop dying. in the interview, wh

we need all of this out in the open as quickly as possible, because otherwise it's the same old labountherwise it's the same old labour, same antisemitism within the left in in this country. and, you know, it shows that labour hasn't changed at all. >> a man has been arrested after three people were injured in a suspected knife attack in the north of dublin. two men are in hospital with serious but non—life threatening injuries, while the third has less severe wounds. justice minister jim o'callaghan has called it a random attack, while local sinn fein leader mary lou mcdonald has expressed her shock and sent thoughts to the victims and their families. a large police presence has been in place in the area today, and officers continue to investigate the circumstances, though there is no ongoing risk to the public, they say, but are appealing for witnesses to come forward. the boss of marks and spencer has accused the government of treating the retail sector like a piggy treating the retail sector like a piggy bank as businesses face rising taxes. stuart machin says changes to national i

we need all of this out in the open as quickly as possible, because otherwise it's the same old labountherwise it's the same old labour, same old antisemitism within the left in in this country. and, you know, it shows that labour hasn't changed at all. >> in other news, the parents of two girls killed in the southport knife attack say they're looking for light in the darkness. speaking to the sunday times, seven year old elsie dot stancombe and six year old bebe kings families remembered their daughters as confident, happy and intelligent. they opened up about their children's funerals and the support from their communities. in the months since the horrendous attack. alice da silva aguiar also lost her life that day. prince harry and meghan cheered and clapped as the united kingdom's team walked on the stage for the opening ceremony of the invictus games in canada. the couple arrived in vancouver yesterday for the seventh edition of the games, which were established by prince harry in 2014. their public appearance comes just hours after donald trump affirmed he won't move to deport th