you're worse than leo kearse . what have worse than leo kearse. you turned into always. >> yeah scott the daily mail claims the lucy letby inquiry should be live streamed to stop conspiracy theories, because putting things on the internet always makes conspiracy types not pay attention. >> it totally helps the former neonatal nurse was sentenced to 14 whole life orders after being convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others at the chester hosphal six others at the chester hospital. now, the public inquiry was set up soon afterwards and they want to put it on live stream so that people could watch and have all their questions answered and you can see the facts. although facts mean different things to different people and they easily can be renegotiated. if whatever your story is . so how this is your story is. so how this is going to help? i don't know. there's obviously no real history of trials being broadcast, although in the us there is. we started with oj, you may remember that was kind of the first national case an

thank you to my guest, leo kearse and steve n allen . nick kearse and steve n allen.ow at 11 pm. with paul cox and scott capurro. it'll be a riot if you're watching at 5 am. stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise thank you for your company. sleep well. good night . sleep well. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good evening. here is your latest gb news. weather update brought to you by the met office. whilst there will be a little bit of rain around and also some patches of mist and fog tonight, for many there's going to be plenty of fine weather through the next few days because of a large area of high pressure that's dominating the story across the uk. this means it's going to stay largely settled through the end of today, and overnight does mean we will see a few patches of mist and fog, particularly towards the west, but also some cloud drifting in from the north sea further east as well . a dry sea further east as well. a dry night for most of us and temperatures not dropping a huge amount, man

legends leo kearse and josh howie. and leo is laughing at her. but it's absolutely true.t's do the telegraph then. and when they said immigration enriches us it turns out they were talking about landlords. leo yeah, yeah. >> so record immigration is behind a third of rent rises. so in two the years to june 2023, immigration led to an additional 430,000 households needing to privately rent homes. and this means that rents have climbed 11% higher than they would otherwise. otherwise have been, according to capital economics. so they have risen over the last three years. they've risen by 30, and 11% of that is due to immigration. they've calculated, and this is in stark contrast to the previous decade, where rents actually climbed at a slightly lower rate than wage , increases. lower rate than wage, increases. so 26. so in just a few years, as we've seen this huge surge in immigration, we've had no net migration of, i think around about 730,000 a year. so and people say, oh, but it doesn't it doesn't affect any. there's no extra pressure on public services or housing or anyt

your first look at sunday's newspapers with me, leo kearse and gbs . very own answer to and gbs.to donny and martha. paul cox and christine whitten. who are donny and martha? that's a nice . no, i and martha? that's a nice. no, i do it. >> should we should we let covid. >> i know it's the reindeer. baby reindeer. oh yes. >> i've not seen it yet. people keep telling me i should watch that. yeah, apparently. >> i'll start telling you bits of it through your bedroom window when i'm standing outside it. >> apparently . yeah. carry on. >> apparently. yeah. carry on. apparently. what? no. that's spicy . men in comedy do get, spicy. men in comedy do get, followed by crazy women. >> right? okay just not us. anyway, kicking things off with the sunday telegraph and streaming's tweeting has left hull herself. paul >> right. brilliant. lovely so wes streeting put me in danger with tweet says susan hall in her first interview since the election, the tory mayoral candidate says she's been left feeling unsafe on public transport. i'm not quite sure she's described what wes streeting said as des

i'm nick dixon, still here with leo kearse catching up with his reading.d jonathan kogan who only had one book. and he's given it away. all right so he's given it away. all right so he crack on then lads. and do the telegraph and his keir starmer losing his voter base by not hating israel enough leo well yeah pretty much so the muslim vote collapse is a major warning sign for starmer. >> see the telegraph. so labour's position on gaza is causing a collapse in the muslim vote, shown most starkly in oldham, where as party lost overall control of the council, but is also evidenced elsewhere. also harlow, a town that keir starmer visited twice, stayed loyal to the tories and labour failed to win the tees valley mayoral election. but the issue with the there sort of side issues the issue with the muslim vote, which is interesting because, you know, tony blair, when he opened the borders, apparently labour said there was the intention to rub the right's nose in it and sort of force diversity on the country. >> and then others actually said that. but carry on and

i'm leo kearse and tonight i'm joined by steve and alan from the mash report and louis shaffer, whoseash report would you say the carbohydrates in mashed potato will kill you.7 how mashed potato will kill you? how are you both doing ? are you both doing? >> i appreciate the blast from the past as well. that's it was a long while ago. i had that career. yeah, those were the i had hair. yeah but it was something. >> at least you've been on the tv. i've got a focus. >> you're on it now. >> tv right at this instant. >> tv right at this instant. >> lewis, what more do you want? i want to be on. >> i want to be on the bbc. >> i want to be on the bbc. >> well, good luck with that. yeah. hurry up. well, it still exists anyway. let's have a quick look at wednesday's front pages. the daily mail leads with nightmare at 37,000ft. the telegraph has. i've lost my hands and feet to sepsis, says mp. the guardian leads with alarm over big increase in under 40s with diabetes. the times has make fewer arrests to help jails. police told the i has b'rit charged with spying for china found dead in maidenhe

. >> it's leo kearse and steve n allen . allen. >> how very dare. >> how very dare. >> not very nice simon i know they always team me up with this unemployed disobliging . unemployed disobliging. >> don't start blaming some invisible people. >> in fact, i suspect you probably collaborate with them to put me on the back foot. >> don't you know? you say so get him to say that about me. and then. and then he'll be apologetic and diminutive in the. >> it's not even true. >> it's not even true. >> i can knit. so there are beginnings to my talent. >> what are your modem accomplishments? >> i was trying to go through a list the other day. you know, in the old days, a man used to have to con a ship and be able to butcher a hog and light a fire in the wild. what would you say they are nowadays? >> i can't correctly butcher a hog, but i can make a mess of exactly. >> it's also one of the meanings of butcher, isn't it? yeah. >> what have you got? >> what have you got? >> you got anything? >> you got anything? >> i genuinely can prepare

. >> we have ruthless oppressor josh howie and a press self—effacing leo kearse that's put our cardse table there for this evening. i don't know why you've been labelled in this manner. >> i know you look mild mannered to me. >> you called it. you called it. >> you called it. you called it. >> well, let's take a look at these front pages, it's a brutal night, in the middle east. no truce yet , says israel. truce yet, says israel. telegraph netanyahu rejects hamas ceasefire. ceasefire.7 the guardian israel airstrikes on rafah begin despite rising ceasefire pressure i news outside genetic link raises hopes of early treatment , the hopes of early treatment, the express britain is on the verge of a house price boom. and finally, the daily star terror of the viking pussies. those were your front pages . so, josh, were your front pages. so, josh, we're going to kick off with an in—depth look to the front pages with the guardian. yeah >> before i get to some instant news, there's a fun, funny thing at the top. it says , they're at the top. it says, they're reviewing the new doctor who, and

>> welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans, leo kearse, and steve n allen. >> the philip pullmanlogy was called his dark materials. thank you for all your tweets, steve times now a surprising new ally for gorgeous george. it's marvellous . monty throwing his marvellous. monty throwing his turban into the ring. yeah. >> monty panesar to stand as mp for workers party in a general election. this is in ealing southall, george galloway's party. the man who is very famous at the moment for saying that rishi sunak and keir starmer are two cheeks of the same backside, a despised rishi sunak, but he's, two cheeks of the same backside, and george is very much putting himself in the middle. >> yeah, the. >> yeah, the. >> so they've announced 200 candidates to stand in different areas. monty has said he would like to become prime minister, which shows really understand politics. then because that's not going to happen, is it? >> i mean, his initials are. >> i mean, his initials are. >> no, the wrong way round is mp isn't he? mp? mp yeah, mpp, mp for pm. >> but so george galloway obviously re

night with the headliners live, and you can join us for an evening of comedy with andrew doyle, leo kearsewie and myself. for more information on that, scan the qr code on screen. you can see that right now in a fetching red or visit gbnews.com for more information. right, josh? let's crack on with the guardian and an alliance of allens is causing rishi some alarm in telford. that's very confusing. this article. yes, conservative mp lucy allan suspend for backing reform uk candidate alan adams. yeah, and she's been instantly kicked out . she's been instantly kicked out. but she was going to quit anyway. she's going to quit. yeah. she was just like woohoo to go reform as i'm out the door and, that's obviously a bit of a blow for starmer for, well, whichever one. so she is the sitting, yes , she is the sitting, yes, she is the sitting, yes, she is the sitting, she's the sitting mp for telford and she is recommending that the people of telford vote, vote for them. and it was, it was , it was it's it was, it was, it was it's interesting to see that the numbers for that, precinct. it was in two

and you can join us for an evening of comedy with andrew doyle, leo kearse, simon evans and josh howie be none of us, none of us, none of the ones on this. apparently b team will be there. for more information, scan the qr code on the screen or visit gb news. com right louis to the daily mail nigel farage is leaving gb news. everyone's asking the big important question can i have his parking space? yeah, can i have a can i have a car, anyway, this is nigel farage is shelving his gb news show to campaign for reform, which is the political party that he. i don't think he did. he set it up with, with, richard tice says it in that article. it says it in that article. it says it in that article. so sorry. there was a way to read it. i don't know, this was this one i skipped because he said, no, it's all good news for louis schaefer because he's he's not. >> louis lubricated the transition . transition. >> he's he was i had nothing to do with it. but now i'm the number two guy here in the station. i'm, i'm this is the louis schaefer. this is the channel that louis schaefer is on. and, he's h

i mean, this is where you need leo kearse because for me, i still can't get my head around why we wouldue so vehemently to just spend, spend, spend. when doesit just spend, spend, spend. when does it when does it end? now leo would step in and say, well, we don't actually hand over any money. we give them decrepit old weapons, but it's the optics of it, isn't it? if you look in the states, they are they are giving billions. we're giving hundreds of millions in total , apparently of millions in total, apparently it's not real money. it's just, you know, we just take stuff out of storage and we lend it to the ukraine. but i'm not sure where this ends. and i, we have a different mentality in a different mentality in a different culture to russia and china as well. well, i think a lot of people are saying, though, that we need to step up nato spending and get more realistic and tough, and that's one thing cameron is saying we need to go from 2% to 2.5% across, you know, european members of nato, trump's already ahead of them. he's already said 3% is going to be 3. so there's still still beh

. >> andrew doyle leo kearse simon evans and josh. >> they've just left it at josh al fayed., you can scan the qr code that's on the screen or visit gb news. com all right, paul, on the screen or visit gb news. com all right, paul , to the com all right, paul, to the sunday telegraph. voters think that politicians shouldn't shout allahu akbar. only time i shout it is to spice up a game of bingo . hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. >> brilliant. >> brilliant. >> not as good as the first version of the joke, but we all agreed we could do the first version of the joke. >> we need to do headliners after hours , most voters think after hours, most voters think shouting allahu akbar is inappropriate for politicians, so 6 in 10 or 60% for the layman think it's inappropriate for politicians to shout allahu akbar or alan snack bar as we like to call it, here to praise god. after winning an election , god. after winning an election, polling has found. so i mean, i agree, but i'd love to see jacob rees—mogg do it just once. it would be amazing . rees—mogg do it just once. it would be amazing.

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. >> welcome back to headliners with me, leo kearse paul cox, and lewis schaefer.nd we're hosting a night with the headliners live. it's a stand up comedy show, so it's not this show live . we're going to be show live. we're going to be doing stand up comedy. it'll be much better. and you can join us for this evening of comedy with andrew doyle simon evans, josh howie and me. for more information, scan the qr code on your screen right now. if you're on the radio and you don't have a qr code on your screen, then visit gbnews.com and there's all the information there that you need, so hope to see you there. anyway, the independent now and keir starmer has flip flopped and will let diane abbott run for labour if she's going to be running. let's hope she gets her shoes on the right feet paul. >> yeah exactly, starmer says diane abbott's free to stand for labourin diane abbott's free to stand for labour in the next election in a u—turn. i'm not sure how much of a u—turn it was. it just took a few days. so after days of back and forth about whether the veteran mp would b

nick dixon will be back here tomorrow with leo kearse and jonathan cogan .u're watching at 5 am, please do stay tuned for breakfast. stay tuned now for live coverage with tom harwood. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good evening. it's time for your latest gb news, weather update brought to you by the met office. there's going to be quite a bit of rain around tomorrow, but before then the risk of some heavy thundery downpours overnight in association with a front that still lingering across central parts at the moment. and we do still have some blustery conditions because of an area of low pressure over the near continent. but i think it's the thundery downpours across central parts of england into wales, where we're most likely to see any issues. some of the showery rain will continue as we go overnight and we'll likely see a few bursts pushing in from the north sea further north as well, but many areas towards the north—west of the uk staying dry. some clear skies, but for most a re

next up, it's the brilliant leo kearse with the saturday night showdown.ully see you again next week. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. hello! welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office into sunday. we'll see showers easing, but it's going to be a murky start before plenty of warm sunshine. so high pressure situated out towards the west, low pressure further towards the east and in between. not too much going on. a lot of light winds around . so a lot of light winds around. so the showers that we've seen today across wales and parts of the south—west will generally fade, especially across scotland as well. but elsewhere plenty of dry weather, clear spells. but we will see low cloud returning for parts of scotland and the south—east of england, but otherwise temperatures holding up at around 10 or 11 degrees in the towns and cities . so to the towns and cities. so to start on sunday, it's going to be a murky start for some of us with low cloud, mist and fog, especially for parts of the south—east o

next up it's leo kearse with the saturday night showdown.again next week. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news news. weather over the next 24 hours turns increasingly unsettled. we'll see cloud and outbreaks of rain across the country. and that's all thanks to low pressure, which is going to dominate the rest of the bank holiday weekend, bringing areas of rain and heavy and thundery showers as well. we've already got rain this evening, pushing in from the southwest. this will continue to drift northwards as we head into the early hours. rain across eastern areas also continuing to push northwards into parts of scotland. some of this will be heavy at times, but we have a lot more cloud around . we have a lot more cloud around. it will be generally quite mild overnight temperatures remaining in double figures, but it does mean a generally a grey, damp start across the uk. sunday morning with outbreaks of rain. however, northern scotland there

. >> leo kearse thank you very much for watching. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. looking ahead to tonight, most of us it should be dry and that gives us another opportunity to see the northern lights. so at the moment we have got high pressure clinging on. but that will move towards the continent as we go through the next few days. heralding a change to the weather. but before we get there, plenty of clear skies tonight away from the eastern seaboard. so yeah , an excellent seaboard. so yeah, an excellent opportunity to see the northern lights, especially across more northern parts of the country. and despite the clear skies , and despite the clear skies, it's going to be a mild night for most of us. temperatures in towns and cities firmly in double figures. so for most of us, a bright start on sunday morning, quite murky across some northern and eastern areas. but the low cloud will gradually burn its way

. >> it's leo kearse and steve n allen .this unemployed disobliging . unemployed disobliging. >> don't start blaming some invisible people. >> in fact, i suspect you probably collaborate with them to put me on the back foot. >> don't you know? you say so get him to say that about me. and then. and then he'll be apologetic and diminutive in the. >> it's not even true. >>— >> it's not even true. >> it's not even true. >> i can knit. so there are beginnings to my talent. >> what are your modem accomplishments? >> i was trying to go through a list the other day. you know, in the old days, a man used to have to con a ship and be able to butcher a hog and light a fire in the wild. what would you say they are nowadays? >> i can't correctly butcher a hog, but i can make a mess of exactly. >> it's also one of the meanings of butcher, isn't it? yeah. >> what have you got? >> what have you got? >> you got anything? >> you got anything? >> i genuinely can prepare? animals that are dead . animals that are dead. >> can you? >> can you? >>