leo, what's going on?pplying to work or study in the uk falls by more than a third. so the people seeking skilled work, health and care or study visas drops to 91,300. in july . this is after 91,300. in july. this is after the kerbs introduced by the tories. still sounds like quite a lot. 91,000 in 1 month, plus whoever can can get here on some that floats. so the number has fallen, for health and care visas, it's fallen really dramatically. 82%, it's down 82% to 2900, while the number of people applying to study has fallen by just 15%. >> and the universities are they are struggling financially, they are struggling financially, they are struggling financially and study study visas are often a sort of de facto working visa . sort of de facto working visa. >> or it certainly was when i appued >> or it certainly was when i applied for one to work in canada.i applied for one to work in canada. i mean, surely like we talk about immigration and people's concerns about unfettered immigration, but, you know, stud

leo.akdancer rachel gun, aka ray gun, said the backlash she has received since competing at the paris olympics has been devastating, and she's pleaded for privacy for her family and friends. she says i really appreciate the positivity and i'm glad i was able to bring some joy into your lives. that's what i hoped. but i didn't realise it would also open the door to so much hate, which has frankly been pretty devastating. i should have done a better dance then, to be honest. >> no, she was trolling, right? the dance was a joke . the dance was a joke. >> it kind of looks like a joke, she says. she says it's sincere. there's a lot of creativity there. i thought. i thought it was a fun thing. and also the olympics. the whole spirit of the olympics is it's amateurs. remember? eddie? eddie the eagle. yeah. throwing himself down the ski jump and everybody cheers because this is just some, some guy who, like, works in tesco's or whatever. now, now he's throwing himself down a ski jump he's throwing

and i've got to call my friend leo and say. leo, can you help me out?s not going to answer the phone at that point, but that's what happens in every business. who are you going to ask for help except the people? >> ask louis schaefer on twitter. sorry about that. that's the front pages. examine. join us in part two when we'll be discussing the decline the nhs, how might be getting banged up in estonia and the soon. welcome back to headliners your first look at sunday's newspapers i'm cressida whitten , newspapers i'm cressida whitten, still joined by comedians leo kearse and louis schaefer. so let's start this section with the observer. leo is our beloved nhs turning into a poor service for poor people? >> yeah, it looks like it. so nhs queues mean that most britons expect to pay for healthcare. according to this report by the joseph rowntree foundation, which points to a critical shift in expectations and says the public now budget for many routine services. so on average, people budget £200 a year for spending on private healthcare. and yet most peopl

like leo? yeah definitely.e could be sent down for a short stretch on that. >> well, this this is the thing with when you've got authoritarian regimes like the labour party and the chinese communist party. i'm not saying the chinese communist party are anywhere near as bad as labour, but when you've got these kind of regimes, they bring through really broad, really vague laws that everybody fears that they might have transgressed against. and then the government , the and then the government, the regime can just pick and choose who to send to prison from, for bringing me the man. >> i'll find you the crime. yeah exactly. >> i think we should say operation early dawn, in theory, is not meant to release any violent criminals. those found guilty of sexual assaults or domestic abuse, but just machete people involved in machete killings, you know, they find a way of not making that violent, but a facebook meme is, oh my god, it's the most violent thing . god, it's the most violent thing. >> oh, he's he's shared. he

leo. as you. past that point. >> so just the final section to go with making danish bacon. >> and what some might say the we've all been waiting for day after break. and welcome back to our headliners for our final section, leo. confusing or rather, just wrong headline about oasis in the mail, directly contradicted by paragraph five, but anyway, to you. >> so liam gallagher is worth eight times more than his elder brother noel. according to this, liam gallagher's net worth is said to be eight times that of his elder brother noel. but experts say they're set to make almost half £1 billion if the rumoured reunion goes ahead. they got this wrong. liam obviously isn't richer. noel is much richer, much richer because he wrote the song, so he gets the royalties from the from the songs. but liam, the important thing is that liam , who's 51 thing is that liam, who's 51 now, i can't believe that. that makes me feel old, sent tongues or i think they mean set tongues wagging that he and his brother, who's 57

. >> leo. >> leo. >> thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 8:00. your top story this hour. all shows for oasis reunion tour in the uk and ireland have now sold out. after a long day of queuing and website glitches. the britpop band announced on x that there are now no more tickets available for general sale. the band also warned fans to be wary of counterfeit tickets being sold at inflated pnces tickets being sold at inflated prices online. the warring gallagher brothers are setting prices online. the warring gallagher iall hers are setting prices online. the warring gallagher iall tonight's;etting prices online. the warring gallagher iall tonight's topics discussing all tonight's topics with me are my brilliant panel. joining me tonight are reem ibrahim from the institute for economic affairs and comedian jonathan kogan from the institute for having a laugh. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> leo. >> leo. >> thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 8:00. your top story this hour. a

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leo, great to see you. your reaction?le obama's comments insult the intelligence of not only every black american but all americans. she's trying to imply, maria, that somehow donald trump is racist. by the way, i'm a black, educated lawyer, school teacher for 30 years, i'm supporting donald trump. black men are supporting donald trump. he's going to get a record number of black votes this year, more than any other republican. why? because, maria, black americans want the same thing all americans want. under the trump administration, low black unemployment, funding historical black colleges, black americans are sick and tired of illegal aliens taking their jobs. and that's a fact. they're tired of the crime. that's a fact. maria: so what do you make of these polls, then, showing that kamala harris is gaining with the black community? is that not true? >> i will submit to you the following fact. that her numbers have increased but they're below the joe biden numbers of 2020 and she needs those numbers. she needs record num

, that is, in principle , now there are a lot of planets in leo.fact , this is a good time, and because leo is one of the best signs of the zodiac, it is generally believed that if you are born under the sign of leo, then you are blessed with good karma, then you are a king, just a king, then you are a fairly lucky person in life, lucky, and therefore in general this time is considered lucky, that is , somewhere from august 17 to september 15 - this is the best period always in any calendar year, at this time the sun is in its own sign in leo and this time is suitable for new ones. the second half of the month is better to go to work already to engage in social implementation , it was still good to rest, after all , we missed everything, it is better to work, now our period has begun, we did not have time with you as always, worked and worked again, this is wonderful, good, another connection is mars with jupiter in taurus, and what kind of period is this, will it lead to someone or vice versa, what will we be ready for? and of course, this period

leo kearse and paul cox.oth. yeah. >> good. thanks. >> good. thanks. >> are you happy, leo? >> are you happy, leo? >> yeah. i'm happy. good. >> yeah. i'm happy. good. >> i'm always worried about you. >> i'm always worried about you. >> happy as a scottish person can be in august. yeah. >> it's not not necessarily possible. have you had a good week, paul? >> i have, yeah, just drove past the notting hill carnival. and. was it fun? >> lively was it? parts of it looked like millwall versus millwall. but yeah, it it looked like a lot of fun to me. >> well i'm glad it's lively because if a carnival isn't lively, something is going seriously. >> exactly. yeah. yeah, yeah. >> exactly. yeah. yeah, yeah. >> well, good for them. okay, let's. we've got an audience here, so we may as well use them. let's get a question from, don. who's don here? >> here i am. how are you? i'm very well. how are you? not so bad, don. >> we could talk about this all night. okay. >> let's get let's get the question down. it's a question tha

tonight, leo terrell is here.s as well. also, this. kamala harris quiet period continues. she's not talking to the press. where is she? why is she missing in action with the media? tonight we're going to join in on the search but first, want to check in with our friends dagen and sean. what's coming up? >> hey, e-mac we have a great show coming up so harris jumps on trump's no tax on tips but then she voted for the irs to go after-taxed income for workers. we have that as well as donald trump sitting down with elon musk in less than two hours, but harris still avoiding a sit down interview with the media. we have charlie hurt here to discuss. dagen: get down and fcc commissioner on kamala harris in charge of spending $42 billion to get high speed internet to america. zero dollars spent. no internet for those americans. failure, and also, a failure on the border. matt whitaker, former acting attorney general on 83% of americans believe that the government led by yup, kamala harris and joe biden, is doing a bad job

. >> leo i was trying . >> leo i was trying. >> leo i was trying. >> we. >> we. >> you don't have ton he's not here. you know there's no obligation, it's not going to be good, right? weather. that's why it's good for britain. >> no, no, exactly. i'm actually going to scotland tomorrow because i, i don't like, good welcomes or good weather. >> how are you going to scott? >> how are you going to scott? >> yeah, i am going up to scotland tomorrow. i'm doing some fringe. i'm doing some family stuff. i'm generally in scotland. i'm not telling the good people out there aren't going because they don't like me. >> so you're going to get out of the 35 degree heat and you're going to go to edinburgh into one of the venues. that's about 50 degrees. yeah, exactly. >> yeah. it's going to be ridiculous. what an escape. >> that's going to be lovely. >> that's going to be lovely. >> you can have a brief jaunt on the royal mile and enjoy the fresh air. okay, that's the end of part one. join us in part two for a former mp fessing up about labour's weak spots. rioters facing more consequences for their

leo: pues las cajas se agarran de abajo. de dos no se hace una. ¿por qué me la rompes?

paina, leo will remember my father’s dramatic story well.is subject to a new set of laws, the transaction of the statute of the vyalikag principality. it went wrong over him. 20 years ago, in the fall of leo, the canadian prapanovs were taken away from one important book, so celebrate. the new statute has 14 sections and 500 sections. yana hoplіvalі lethalnі all aspects of life, hell palіtychnaga ladu dzyarzhavy yes pravila darozhnaga ruhu. darechy, asobny artykul zabaranya, marry a bridegroom without a year. in these hours the veilma pragresiina. the rulers are right for... all the cossacks did not fall out, the gentry had significant pain, but the sapega tax did not allow the peasants to go to the roof. the slaughter of prastalyudzin required the highest measure of punishment. the body of law was written in the old belarusian language, and its members were self-interested in the courts. it seemed that the new statute was simply a decision of the canadian duma. no wonder iago is called hell of the first svetse kanstytutsyy. adnak sapieha un

joining me now is civil rights attorney leo terrell. leo, we need you on the story.ank you so much and appreciate you joining us tonight. we need to turn to this. what do you make of the secret service blaming local police in butler, pennsylvania? local law enforcement is criticizing acting secret service director rowe who testified blaming local law enforcement for security failures that got a man killed and gravely wounded and president trump shot at in the head. at the butler rally. what do you make of the finger pointing here? >> it's offensive, liz. very offensive because the secret service has the ultimate duty to protect president trump and they failed and now they're trying to throw the local law enforcement division under the bus. we can't get in the truth right now, liz, because it's election year politics. you expect the fbi, the secret service, department of justice to find out the true facts? we won't find out the facts until after trump's elected or alternative we need an independent review of what happened. look at the video that was shot and drone fly

so, i remind you that today we are talking about the international leo peace prize nikolaevich tolstoy. i have wonderful interlocutors in the studio, this is the special representative of the president of the russian federation for international cultural cooperation, mikhailovich shvidkoy, and the rector of the russian state social university, academician of the russian academy of arts, andrei leonidovich khazin. we are talking about how peace prizes can help maintain peace and prevent war, so this prize is probably important, and it is no coincidence that it is named after tolstoy, because vladimirovich tolstoy told me that the yasnaya polyana prize nomination is very risky, and there are usually no international nominations, and in different languages, but here it is, why because if someone... yes, for example, there is a nobel laureate, mario vargas liosa sees a letter signed by tolstoy, he understands what it is about, that is, the tolstoyan tradition in literature is just one of those languages ​​that is understandable to absolutely everyone, everyone knows what it is about and no

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leo. i mean, it's not oven sure. leo. i mean, it's not over. it's not.ers haven't drastically fallen because they were overinflated in the first place. i mean, if you if you really do look at it, the black community has dropped from a baseline of around 25% to 16%, which is a minus nine percent drop. >> that's the applications rather than the admissions. that's okay. >> fair enough, fair enough, interestingly , interestingly, interestingly, interestingly, though, it says basically the white applicants are exactly the same as they were. and i know they put that in there for balance, but there's no need to because there's been no change to the rules for white people, it's of course it was racist. yeah that's you know, that's the thing we're not supposed to say . thing we're not supposed to say. but when you discriminate against all other colours in favour of one colour or whatever it might be, that is racist. yeah. >> and obviously we're going to have the best outcome as a, as a society if we do things purely on merit, because then you're going to have the

i'm ben leo. >> it's 9:00pm. first time in many of our lives, actually, britain looks like a little haven of peace and stability. >> so much for that tone deaf prediction last month. sir keir starmer now warns britain will get worse before it gets better, as he blames the tories for leaving us in rot and ruin. also tonight , this man on the road. tonight, this man on the road. >> one, two jumper. >> one, two jumper. >> it's been dubbed the ultimate example of two tier policing. and with stabbings almost guaranteed every year at notting hill carnival, is it time the event was banned and the nando's worker violently assaulted? in this video breaks her silence as the metropolitan police apologise for telling her nothing could be done about the attack . attack. >> at this point the man got quite aggressive with me. he started swearing at me, saying i'm wasting his time to sit him somewhere else. >> meanwhile, the king says he's been seeking spiritual guidance to mend his broken relationship with prince harry. but sho

, but it is broader than literature, however, as is leo tolstoy. broader, deeper, more voluminous than he is the most famous, world-famous russian humanist, writer, thinker, philosopher, now i will ask questions about peace, peacemaking and olvie nikolaevich tolstoy, a wonderful interlocutor, this is the special representative of the president of the russian federation for international cultural cooperation, mikhail efimovich shvytkoy, hello, mikhail efimovich, and the rector. well, one of the first peacemakers was, of course , christ - in his philosophy, in general, the philosophy of christianity - the idea of ​​such reconciliation between people and reconciliation with life with god is the main thing, it is very important, the idea of ​​faith, it is the idea of , so to speak, peace. and not war, you are not fighting with god, the devils are fighting with god, and god is the universe in some sense, but i think that now we may not go into other philosophies, but into other mythologies, but i think that since ancient times, since ancient times, man has had , so to speak, a thirst for sa

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ben leo.ips has sensationally suggested she received quicker treatment from the nhs because she tick. friday night live with me. ben leo. now labour mp jess phillips has sensationally suggested she received quicker treatment from the nhs because she has a voting record that is sympathetic to palestine. the minister for safeguarding and violence against women and girls told a theatre audience about her recent experience in a birmingham a&e department and describing the situation when she got to the front of the queue, she said i quote, i got through because of who i am. also, the doctor who saw me was palestinian. as it turns out, almost all the doctors in birmingham seem to be. he was sort of like, you know, i like you, jess. you voted for a ceasefire. i got behave just don't think doctors behave like that. and nurses. >> so you think jess is wrong ? >> so you think jess is wrong? her description was that she was she got to the front. i think that she got through because of who she is as a per

i'm ben leo. >> it's 9:00pm. i'm ben leo. >> tonight i'm not going to take lectures from rishi sunak about our borders. record numbers of people are coming here in small boats. he's lost control of our borders. >> 400 more illegal migrants arrived in britain yesterday . arrived in britain yesterday. that's 1200 alone since wednesday. when is sir keir starmer going to finally deliver results? >> we have 48 hours to save britain from the danger of a labour government . labour government. >> he warned us about labour. now he's done a runner. so where the hell are the tories? his majesty's official opposition and not really going to take lectures on this from the people who dragged our country so far down in the last few years . it's down in the last few years. it's not taking lectures. this man, is he? the pm's done what he spent years complaining about. now the civil service regulator is launching a probe into labour's very own cronyism scandal. also, eight stabbings, 230 arrests and now, tragically, two people dea

leo.o people are attracted to the energy shared between couples . so this attracted to the energy shared between couples. so this is voyeurism. by the sound of it. >> this is why i wrote that myself. yeah. >> well done. it's not countdown , >> well done. it's not countdown, you know, so, so a new study from researchers at the seattle university argues that symbiote asexual people are attracted to the energy between established couples. so, for instance, if louis and i were an established couple. yeah, which some believe, and i wander in and you wander in, you might already be slightly aroused , obviously, but slightly aroused, obviously, but you may be more aroused by the connection that we have. and then, you know, a bit a bit of funky music. who knows what's going to happen. yeah, yeah . going to happen. yeah, yeah. >> hopefully nothing. >> hopefully nothing. >> what do you want to happen, louis? >> i don't know, i'm thinking about us. i think it's i mean, you are. you are fat and disgus

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and how to do this, yes , the question is good, now while we still have a week, where, so to speak, leo rules, what needs to be done during this week, while leo is so to speak at its peak, so while our last week is still bright enough and venus feels good in this sign zodiac, but you need to. if you haven't had time to change your image yet, buy some new things, for example, autumn is coming soon, change your clothes, change your shoes, but you need to have time to go to a beautician, to a hairdresser, to a makeup artist, in general, to bring beauty, to a barber, if you are a man, in addition, venus in leo is very favorable for repairs, that is, if you want to update the design of an apartment or there at the dacha landscape or there for a car something nice, beautiful, buy a new rug, that is, such purchases are again associated with transformation, favorable, in addition, venus volve it is of course good for new. projects, i once already talked about this, so this is the last week, if you did not have time to launch something important, some project, some idea to implement, namely prof

ben leo is here with us in the studio. here he comes , having studio.omes, having hotfooted it all the way from, from aberdeen. >> a man waiting for. i think he was. he's doing impersonation of david ives. >> it seems he's picked up darren grimes's accent whilst in scotland. >> who's going to get me a cup of tea then all the morning. >> did you pick up that accent when you were on your way through durham? >> oh my. back on the train. geordie accent. isn't it scottish? what? what are they, eric trump, donald trump's son, the vice president of trump international. i'm sinking in my seat. yeah. amazing. unfortunately, i've had a bit of a hectic week. when it comes to planes. apparently, planes in this country now are akin to southern rail trains, where they're just cancelled willy nilly . so up at 4 am. went to nilly. so up at 4 am. went to to fly aberdeen to go and meet eric trump. flight was cancelled. so we had to fly to inverness, get a two hour taxi to inverness. it must be knackered. i'm very tired. it's been a gruelling couple of weeks on the floor

. >> leo. thank you. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headunes i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 8:00, a fire at somerset house in central london has been contained after around 125 firefighters were called to tackle the blaze. priceless artworks, including a van gogh painting, have not been damaged and all the public are safe. after the fire ripped through the roof of the historic building. somerset house will remain closed until further nofice remain closed until further notice as an investigation into the fire that damaged the roof is conducted . in ireland, a is conducted. in ireland, a teenage boy has appeared in court charged over the stabbing of an army chaplain outside renmore barracks. a 16 year old boy, who cannot be named due to his age, has been remanded in custody. gb news is home and security editor. mark white has more. >> this short court hearing gave us the firmest indication yet of an apparent terrorist motivation to this attack. outside the irish army barracks on thursday eve

ben leo is here with us in the studio. here he comes , having studio.es, having hotfooted it all the way from, from aberdeen. >> a man waiting for. i think he was. he's doing impersonation of david ives. >> it seems he's picked up darren grimes's accent whilst in scotland. >> who's going to get me a cup of tea then all the morning. >> did you pick up that accent when you were on your way through durham? >> oh my. back on the train. geordie accent. isn't it scottish? what? what are they, eric trump, donald trump's son, the vice president of trump international. i'm sinking in my seat. yeah. amazing. unfortunately, i've had a bit of a hectic week. when it comes to planes. apparently, planes in this country now are akin to southern rail trains, where they're just cancelled willy nilly . so up at 4 am. went to nilly. so up at 4 am. went to to fly aberdeen to go and meet eric trump. flight was cancelled. so we had to fly to inverness, get a two hour taxi to inverness. it must be knackered. i'm very tired. it's been a gruelling couple of weeks on the floor of

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this is ben leo this is ben leo tonight only on gb news. thanks for being with us.t away at lgbt pride events could be coming to an end. that's after greater manchester police said it will not take part in this year's celebrations. officers have been ordered to not decorate their uniforms with rainbow flags for this weekend's pride events in manchester, while those on duty for the procession through the city have been given strict orders to focus on professional standards dunng focus on professional standards during the event . focus on professional standards during the event. i'm now joined by retired scotland yard detective mike neville. good evening, mike, thanks for joining me. first of all, let me just kick off with this clip from a previous pride event involving british police. i want to get your thoughts . to get your thoughts. >> even my thoughts now , it's >> even my thoughts now, it's absolutely ridiculous. and the police should be seen to be impartial. completely. so if we had a catholic priest there or an imam, you know, protesting it was against pride b

leo terrell joins me now. leo, that seems to be against the trend.und with black voters. explain that, please. >> yes, i'll explain it and that's the initial honeymoon period, stuart. you saw those numbers, 73-23. she needs joe biden 2020 numbers where he got 90% and she's well-below that. this honeymoon period is over and what i think is very important, stuart, is that 23%, that be historic if trump maintains that number but what i think is insulting is what she's asking she is asking black americans to vote for her because of skin color. even though they disagree with open borders. even though they disagree with defunding the police. even though they disagree with her bailing out criminals. i don't want to vote for someone who is adverse to my quality of life simply because we share skin color. it's insulting, and i think what's going to happen is when policies are being discussed, black americans, especially black men are going to maintain their support for president trump. 23% is astronomical for a republican candidate. stuart: okay, now trump ha

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