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and this is about gerry adams, who lewis schaffer yesterday called fat repeatedly. that. interesting choice. i don't want to take away from your adams comment, but i also la fire visit shows sussexes are out of touch. i love the fact that there's a disaster. people are suffering. they'll be there. i think the thing is that there's an ability within the british press to tie everything to the sussexes and israel, and i think it's quite amazing. it's a gift. >> it's yeah, it's amazing to me as well that adams, gerry adams is one of the people that, like starmer, he's alienated almost everyone, like farmers, old people. who does he like? gerry adams? >> it's like he couldn't chagos he wants to get. he just wants to give all of our money chagos take it away from the pensioners. give it all to chagos and gerry adams. give him the chagos islands. yeah. the times has ceasefire joy on both sides. the times they're representing themselves. as you know, like the arbiters of. we're the middle guys. look, we've got a photo of the happy palestinians and we've got a picture of the

lewis schaffer is all alone. >> okay. fair enough. >> okay.fair enough. >> but, i mean, it's a worry created, isn't it? because, i mean, i think britain is second only to china in the number of millionaires we're losing. and obviously, if you're in china and you're a millionaire, there's a risk you're going to go to the gulag. i guess there's a risk of that if you try and leave. >> well, yeah. >> well, yeah. >> well, yeah. >> well, no, if you, if you, if you get on the wrong side of the party. right. >> yeah. of course, i mean. >> well, it's not a 1561 00:07:53,272 --> 00:

and tonight i've got two of my favourite comedians and truth tellers, simon evans and lewis schaffer, talking you through tuesday's top stories. this is headliners. also bring you the latest live from the united states as donald trump attends his inauguration parade. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> josh, thank you. good evening. your headlines from the gb newsroom. the prime minister will address the nation tomorrow morning, after the government announced an inquiry into how the state failed to identify the risk posed by the southport killer. it comes as the 18 year old, accused of killing three young girls in the southport stabbing spree, has today admitted to the attack on the first day of his trial. axel rudakubana pleaded guilty to the murders of nine year old alice da silva aguiar, six year old bebe king and seven year old elsie dot stancombe. he will be sentenced on thursday after pleading guilty to additional charges of possessing a knife, producing a biological toxin, ricin and owning a terrorist training manual. donald trump

i'm josh howie, and tonight i'm joined by best friends and flatmates cresta wetton and lewis schaffer to take you through thursday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> josh thank you. the top stories. the chancellor has backed the expansion of heathrow airport in a speech outlining her plans to boost economic growth. rachel reeves claims the new runway will connect the uk to the world and open up new opportunities, including creating 100,000 jobs. the london mayor, sadiq khan, says he can't support those plans, which, quote, would damage our environment and place huge demand on our transport infrastructure. sir keir starmer was challenged over the government's plans for growth at prime minister's questions. tory leader kemi badenoch mainly focused on the employment rights bill, repeatedly asking if it would be dropped because it fails his tests for delivering growth. she also accused sir keir of misleading the house. >> it is business that creates growth. our economy is built by entrepreneurs, risk take

i've got comedians lewis schaffer and jonathan kogan taking you through monday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go for one last time for tonight's headunes for one last time for tonight's headlines with will hollis. >> thank you. simon, your headunes >> thank you. simon, your headlines at 11:00, the duchess of sussex's new netflix series will be delayed following the devastating fires in la. the streaming service has announced. meghan markle said she's thankful to netflix for supporting her in postponing the programme, so she can focus on the needs of those impacted by the needs of those impacted by the wildfires in her home state. visiting victims alongside her husband harry yesterday, meghan's eight part series with love will now premiere on march the 4th instead of this wednesday, and officials in los angeles say they're prepared for the next round of high winds that could fan blazes. with the military on standby to assist despite strained services. they say fire hydrants, which failed earlier this week, are ready for use. at least 16 peo

lewis. >> schaffer taking you through friday's. >> top stories. >> top stories. >> this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to. >> tonight's. >> tonight's. >> headlines with. >> headlines with. >> aaron armstrong. >> aaron armstrong. >> hello there. very good evening to you. let's get you up to date with the latest news southport child killer axel rudakubana has been jailed for a minimum of 52 years, with the judge saying it's highly unlikely he will ever be released. new footage has emerged of the moment rudakubana left a taxi without paying before launching his knife attack at a taylor swift themed dance class. the court heard harrowing details about how the victims were stabbed multiple times in a ferocious attack that lasted 15 minutes. it's emerged rudakubana boasted of his attack shortly after being arrested in july last year, telling police it was a good thing the children were dead. the 18 year old pleaded guilty to the murders of alice da silva aguiar, bebe king and elsie dot stancombe and ten charges of attempted murder. dufing charges of attempted murder. duri

i'm josh howie and tonight's comedians are kerry marx and lewis schaffer. yep, there they are. >> this is headliners. >> this is headliners. >> part before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sam francis. >> very good evening to you. the top story tonight rachel reeves faces backlash in the commons earlier over market turmoil and her handling of the economy after a trip to china sparked outrage. however, miss reeves defended her visit to asia, highlighting agreements reached with the world's second largest economic power. >> opportunity to make working people off by making britain better off. that is the mandate that this government had, has, and this is what we will deliver. >> it came after the pound slumped to a 14 month low. borrowing costs hit a 27 year high, and businesses are warning that tax hikes are stifling growth. shadow chancellor mel stride called it a crisis made in downing street, accusing the government of breaking promises and crushing business confidence . and crushing business confidence. >> to go or not to go. that is

i mean, i know it's we can't really point fingers given that we're platforming lewis schaffer. >> yes, and i'm platforming myself. >> maybe i'm lying. >> maybe i'm lying. >> who knows whether it's true or not? but the truth is, you can't blame the bbc for platforming them. they had jimmy savile on all those years. >> that's all you can blame them for. >> no, that's all they do is platform people without. without. >> wow. without. >>yourv. without. >>your smartphone, sign up 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 stories with three top comedians. let's start with a couple of front pages. the sun has no remorse. that's the story about the drill rapper that was platformed by the bbc. we're going to cover that in a moment. he's been sent back to jail. the times has labour's tax plans trigger exodus of millionaires? the telegraph has trump to rule on starmer's chagos deal. now let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the sun. cressida. great. >>

i'm leo pearson tonight i've got tip top comedians lewis schaffer and adam koumas taking you through sunday's top stories. this is headliners. but before we go through sunday's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with aaron armstrong. with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> er thanks. very good evening to you. our top stories israel has prevented thousands of displaced palestinians from returning home to northern gaza after accusing hamas of breaching the ceasefire deal. four female israeli soldiers were released by hamas earlier and reunited with their families after being held in gaza for 15 months. however, israel says arbell yehuda, a civilian, remains in captivity. under the terms of the deal, hamas was to release civilians before soldiers. hamas, though, says she is alive and will be freed next week. well, despite the dispute, israel released around 200 palestinian prisoners from jail earlier, prompting scenes of jubilation in the west bank city of ramallah. however, 70 of those convicted of the most serious crimes are being deported to egypt before travelling on t

i mean, i know it's we can't really point fingers given that we're platforming lewis schaffer. >> yes, and i'm platforming myself. >> maybe i'm lying. >> maybe i'm lying. >> who knows whether it's true or not? but the truth is, you can't blame the bbc for platforming them. they had jimmy savile on all those years. >> that's all you can blame them for. >> no, that's all they do is platform people without. without. >> wow. >> wow. >> isn't that what they do? and we're paying for it. i hate the bbc so much they don't give me job. >> the point is, the point is, is normally it's adults doing things to kids. >> and this is a kid doing things. >> well, no, there's a there's a 33, 33 year old, 35 year old i believe now. >> oh, now he's 35. >> he's 35. so he went to jail. i believe he killed. he killed jemmy in 2008 or 2009 and went to jail for 14 years. and so, you know, it was supposed to be a life sentence, but he got out when he was 33. >> so in english, that's considered a life sentence. yeah. >> they had to empty the jails to make space for people who posted memes. i assume so, yeah. he

i'm stephen allen, and tonight's comedians are paul cox and lewis schaffer. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's get tonight's headlines with sam francis. >> very good evening from the newsroom. the top story tonight. nigel farage has vowed to target the conservative leader's seat at the next general election, accusing kemi badenoch of being accusing kemi badenoch of being a rude and ranting conspiracy theorist at a reform uk east of england conference earlier in chelmsford. he held up a phone showing the party's membership had passed 170,000 people. >> oh oh the ticker and the ticker says 170,000. kimmy, are you watching on the live stream? did we deliberately fiddle it so that it happened during my speech? did it? hell. it's happening, folks, because this party is on the march. >> well, that follows claims from kemi badenoch that reforms onune from kemi badenoch that reforms online membership figures are fake. that's despite several news outlets now reporting the membership data is, in fact, accurate. farage told supporters he was offended by accusations of be

headliners only on gb welcome back to headliners i'm steven alan still joined by paul cox and lewis schaffer like to pass on your thoughts you can get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay bedford babe says great panel on headliners tonight. all looking very smart. thank you. i love how animated lewis is losing his train of thought halfway through a sentence. that's what they're after. apparently that's the that's what's working. >> that's what you're after. i guarantee there'll be some more. >> or if that's what you're after, then. paul, the sunday telegraph and elon says that starmer has questions to answer when he was the head of the cps. he's in hot water now, he's the pm, but at least he's got nothing that looks bad from when he was in opposition. >> q he was in opposition. >> 0 paul, i'm sorry, mate. he definitely has. starmer accused of snubbing grooming gang whistle whistleblower a meeting with jane senior was instrumental, who was instrumental, who was instrumental in publicising victim's plight, declined while prime minister was in opposition. this was in 20 in 2020, when keir starmer was o