mark white, thank you very much for joining year.te, thank you very much forjoining us on the show. much for joining us on the show. let's get the reaction now of my panel let's get the reaction now of my panel. i'm still joined, of course, by nigel nelson, gb news senior political commentator, and mumtaz ahmed, who's the associate comment editor at the telegraph. gentlemen, welcome back to the show. nigel, let's start with you. let's face it, rishi sunak couldn't stop the boats. no way on earth keir starmer can smash the gangs. they're simply not listening. this is the tide that even king canute cannot stop. >> well, i mean, bear in mind that the border security command is setting up. hasn't really started work yet. we've only just got got ahead of it from last week, so it's going to take time . we're not going to stop time. we're not going to stop the boats immediately if the tactic works. if you're using m15 tactic works. if you're using mi5 spies, which we didn't use before, if you're using counter—terror tactics to go after the

mark white. wow, what a story.w and 5:00, including tory leadership frontrunner kemi badenoch has sat down in an emotional , exclusive interview emotional, exclusive interview with gb news political editor chris hope. but first, here's your headlines and here's sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon. it'sjust >> martin. thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone 430. these are your headlines. first to the middle east, where we're heanng to the middle east, where we're hearing reports that three people have been killed and more than 1000 people have been injured , including members of injured, including members of the hezbollah terrorist group , the hezbollah terrorist group, when their communication pages exploded. you can see here footage appearing to show the moment when one of the devices exploded. it's being described as the biggest security breach so far in nearly a year of conflict with israel. a journalist for the reuters news agency reported seeing ambulances rushing through beirut's

mark . white. is your headlines. mark. fternoon at just after 4:00, the latest news from the gb news centre, the prime minister has told british nationals in lebanon to leave immediately as around 700 uk troops are deployed to cyprus. well, speaking before addressing the united nations security council, he said the extra troops would oversee any evacuation. >> a very important message for british nationals in lebanon , british nationals in lebanon, which is the time to leave, is now. the contingency plans are being ramped up, but don't wait for those. there are still commercial flights. it's very important that they hear my message, which is to leave and to leave immediately. >> war warning sirens sounded in tel aviv this morning as a missile was intercepted by air defence systems after it was detected crossing from lebanon. the terror group hezbollah has confirmed it launched a missile targeting mossad headquarters . targeting mossad headquarters. hezbollah claims the intelligence agency is responsible for assassinating le

mark . white. again. mark. white. >> good afternoon.rom the gb news centre scotland yard has issued a call for any potential victims of mohamed al—fayed to come forward. five women have claimed they were raped by the former harrods owner, who died last year at the age of 94. a number of others say they were sexually assaulted by him . the current assaulted by him. the current managing director of harrods has apologised and said the business failed . colleagues michael ward, failed. colleagues michael ward, who was working for al—fayed for four years, said he was not aware of his criminality and abuse but described it as a shameful period in the business's history. shameful period in the business's history . israeli business's history. israeli forces have carried out airstrikes in the lebanese caphal airstrikes in the lebanese capital, beirut today. will you currently looking at live images of southern lebanon as intense cross—border fighting continues and we can clearly see smoke rising from a number of those buildings in the town of ty

we get more on this now with gb news homeland security advisor, mark white, who joins me. mark. lammy saying it's about time that everybody laid down arms. benjamin netanyahu wasn't listened to that whatsoever . he listened to that whatsoever. he was saying israel is fighting for its life and seemed very much still a man with a mission. >> yes, indeed. as the israeli forces continue to fight in gaza and now of course, on their northern border with lebanon, the israeli prime minister in new york, at the united nations, taking the diplomatic fight to the chamber there, accusing many there in the chamber. although, of course, we saw quite a few people walking out but accusing many of those representatives of nafions many of those representatives of nations around the world of spreading lies and slander about israel and its prosecution of the war, he described it as a holy war, a war to, of course, get the hostages 100 plus hostages still being held by the terror group hamas freed. and now, of course , widened to try now, of course, widened to try to get those 70,000 israeli citizens

i can speak now with gb news home and security editor mark white. ons about two tiered justice, two tier policing since the labour party came into power , and now party came into power, and now we have it again. there's another tier of justice. you're going to get a much less likely to go to jail if you're a women. they're closing women's jails. why >> well, if you listen to the justice secretary, she says that women are really being failed by the criminal justice system that many women are in prison that shouldn't be in prison, and that once they're into the prison estate, then they are effectively on a road to re—offending . their lives are re—offending. their lives are criminalised , and they are then criminalised, and they are then sort of doomed to that process of being , you know, offending of being, you know, offending and returning to prison again. family lives, she says, are destroyed . and if they can look destroyed. and if they can look for alternatives to prison that saves women from going to prison, obviously not for the most serious of

mark white.orking and middle class protest is taking place in dublin today as we speak, sparked by what they're calling mass uncontrolled immigration. it's all set against a backdrop of arson attacks on asylum seeker centres, soaring violence and even stabbings that have affected children and teachers. and we're now joined by our reporter dougie beattie, who's there in dublin on the front line. draghi bring us up to speed these, these protests of course, been precipitated by many, many months of dissatisfaction amongst the irish people . we've been irish people. we've been reporting this on gb news. i'm very proud to say we've been at the forefront of this housing crisis, a spike in immigration set against a political response and a media response, calling anybody who objects as a fascist. tell us more about today. fascist. tell us more about today . where is it? today. where is it? >> well, exactly. i mean, earlier on today, one of the protesters actually tried to stop us broadcasting because th

mark white, thank you courtroom.o much for joining us there outside westminster magistrates court. as you have been all morning, we're going to go straight now to live shots from rome, the prime minister is, of course, in rome. we are waiting for this live press conference with the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni and of course, our prime minister, keir starmer, who is appearing on the stage. now, let's listen . in. stage. now, let's listen. in. >> to buen pomeriggio tutti sono ovviamente molto contenta di raccogliere a roma per la prima volta, il nuovo primo ministro del regno unito keir starmer, credo che . keir starmer today credo che. keir starmer today and i think that today's meeting is further evidence of our very strong cooperation. our two respective countries have always worked hand in hand. can you hear me? yes i've always been working hand in hand to give a long term responses to the challenges of today and uk and italy represent two fundamental pillars of transatlantic community, and these two coun

mark white, our you very much., we're joined now by chris doyle, the director of council for the british arab understanding, thanks. so much, chris, for joining understanding, thanks. so much, chris, forjoining us. first of chris, for joining us. first of all, how will this have affected tensions in the region? i mean, these these hezbollah and israel have been exchanging blows for some time, but i suppose this has upped the ante . has upped the ante. >> well, it has ever since last october, we have seen an escalation of for tat between hezbollah, who started an attack on the 8th of october, all in the aftermath of those dreadful attacks, obviously emanating out of gaza by hamas. and it's escalated from a low intensity conflict to a medium one. and the fear that the likes of anthony blinken has, that this could come a full on war that would suck in outside powers appeared, on the one hand, iran and its allies and of course, the united states, as well as israel. and if that was to happen , what we see in gaza happen

editor, mark white. ons in these past few weeks and months about two tiered justice. at present we have members of the pubuc present we have members of the public serving jail terms two years for facebook posts, a man in aldershot threw a mountain bike at an asylum seeker hotel, was sentenced to two years and three months in prison. their feet didn't touch the ground today. huw edwards, he escaped jail despite having 41 extremely serious illegal images about his person . mark white. once again, person. mark white. once again, there will be a huge conversation coming out of this about two tiered justice, weren't they? >> yeah. there's no doubt that the sentencing today will do nothing to dispel the belief amongst many that there is a two tier policing and two tier justice. you're quite right in what you say about the sentences. very tough sentences that have been handed down in the light and the weeks following those riots . and we following those riots. and we were told, of course, by the government, by p

>> i'm mark white the latest headunes >> i'm mark white the latest headlines from the gb news centre. the foreign secretary, david lammy, has called for an immediate ceasefire between israel and hezbollah. he's also urging british nationals to leave lebanon, warning the situation could worsen rapidly. it comes as the leader of the terror group, hassan nasrallah , terror group, hassan nasrallah, said the waves of explosions targeting hezbollah fighters had crossed all red lines and were equal to a declaration of war. israeli warplanes have been carrying out further strikes across southern lebanon. the israeli government has said it has entered a new phase of its almost year long war. hassan nasrallah said there would be a just punishment in response, but gave no indication of what that would be. sir keir starmer has insisted he is completely in control amid a row within government over his top advisers pay- government over his top advisers pay. the revelation that sue gray, the downing street chief of staff, received a pay rise after the election and now earns more than sir keir has pr

it's an astonishing story, and joining me now is gb news home and security editor, mark white. tory happened 24 hours ago during our show. it just felt like an episode of homeland. and now the information is continuing to pour out. what's the latest? >> yeah, the situation continuing to escalate. we've got breaking news of a new what may be a new wave of explosions that are being reported in the lebanese capital, beirut, in the dahieh district in southern lebanon, known as a hezbollah stronghold. we're looking at live pictures of the lebanese capital at the moment. to the right of the screen, there you can see some smoke rising from there. there are additional reports of explosions in the bekaa valley and other areas of lebanon. and we are also seeing some video that's beginning to emerge, showing some injured people. one at least looks to be a man lying on the ground. now, this would be very puzzling indeed, because you would imagine that anyone with any sense at all knowing what happened with thousands of these pages yesterday, would have disposed of their pagers to sweet. so

. headlines and mark. white. >> good evening. the latest headunes >> good evening.he latest headlines from the gb news centre. the prime minister will no longer accept donations for clothing after the row over gifts. chancellor rachel reeves and deputy prime minister angela rayner have also announced they will take the same approach. the move comes as labour seeks to move comes as labour seeks to move on from the widespread condemnation of the prime minister and his wife's acceptance of gifts, including clothing from prominent labour donor and peer lord alli. sir keir has accepted around £39,000 from lord alli since december 2019. gb news has learned that donald trump has given nigel farage some key advice as the reform leader bids to improve his party's chances at the next election. mr farage was speaking to our political editor, christopher hope, after his keynote speech at the party's annual conference in birmingham. the reform leader had spoken to donald trump in the days after a second assassination attempt on the former president, and received a bit of politic

let's go live to our homeland security editor, mark white, to learn what has happenedin mark white, tohat has happened in the last hour or so. mark >> well, a very significant development with a series of multiple explosions which the israeli defence forces confirmed was aimed at targeting the hezbollah terror group's command and control centre , buried deep and control centre, buried deep underground under a residential area in southern beirut, the lebanese capital, a hezbollah stronghold. that has resulted in the collapse of multiple residential buildings down into the crater created by these. we're told, bunker busting bombs, which range anything from 5000 to £30,000 and are designed to penetrate deep into the ground , up to 30m to go after ground, up to 30m to go after these underground command centres. so it was a series of explosions that happened just after 6 pm. local time in the lebanese capital. there are reports of very significant civilian casualties in the area as well, given that this was under a residential complex. now we understand that the israeli prime minister, benj

but first, here's the news with mark . white. the news with mark. the latest headlines from the gb news centre. tory leadership contender kemi badenoch has defended comments she made over the level of maternity pay , the level of maternity pay, saying her remarks had been misinterpreted. it follows an interview in which the shadow housing secretary appeared to suggest the allowance could be seen as excessive. all three of her leadership rivals have distanced themselves from those comments, but miss badenoch hit back, calling for an honest campaign. >> i've been a minister for women and equalities, i've had three children, i've had maternity leave three times. i don't need anyone to tell me about maternity pay . i have been about maternity pay. i have been one of the people fighting for that, and i won't have my views misrepresented. >> well , misrepresented. >> well, speaking to gb news this morning, the conservative party chairman said the allowance was too not high. >> the third party was the party that brought in statutory maternity pay. so no, i

mark white thank you, as even to do.as ever, for bringing us fully up to speed on the chaos in the channel. thank you. there's lots more still to come between now and 4:00, including does the labour donations row show that the labour party are the real party of sleaze? will be back at the labour conference to ask the big questions. but first, here's your latest news headlines and it's sophia wenzler. >> it's 331. >> it's 331. >> these are your top stories from the gb newsroom. rachel reeves has accused the last conservative government of choking off investment and suffocating growth in living standards. in her speech at labour's conference in liverpool, but not before she faced a protester. we are still selling arms to israel . he selling arms to israel. he accused labour of selling arms to israel before being removed with shouts of free palestine, heard from backstage getting back on track, the chancellor declared labour as a party that represents working people, not a party of protest, earning her a standing ovation. s

mark white is outside the court and i think has to get inside. let's go straight to mark.>> yes. good morning. it was i think, quite a different huw edwards that arrived here at westminster magistrates court than the former bbc presenter who arrived here in july when he was first charged, then he was very defiant as one colleague told me, he looked like an emperor strutting around with his sunglasses on, determined to walk from round a corner so that everybody could get their shots of him as he went in to westminster magistrates court. this time it was just a very quick affair. a taxi that pulled up at the front of westminster magistrates court and huw edwards straight out of the taxi , edwards straight out of the taxi, not wearing those sunglasses this time and straight in to court and he will hear , in about court and he will hear, in about an hour's time or so. the heanng an hour's time or so. the hearing is due to start in less than half an hour. now what that sentence will be, he faces very significant and serious charges. 400 sexually explicit images were sent to huw

. >> well, let's get the thoughts this morning of our home and security editor mark white. s is a worrying development. a lot of people will be extremely concerned about this being a significant escalation with hezbollah vowing to strike back, israel staying resolutely silent on the matter. but the foreign office here urging for calm heads and hoping to avoid any escalation . escalation. >> well, it is the policy of the israeli government never to confirm or deny these operations involving their security services. but, you know, involving their security services. but, you unchanged involving their security services. but, youunchanged at inflation remains unchanged at 2.2%. inflation remains unchanged at 22%. it's inflation remains unchanged at 2.2%. it's in line with what economists were predicting, and means that there's no change from july's figures. could call that flat line. or you could say, steady as she goes. we'll have full analysis on that in just a moment. >> okay. over to the middle east. now in lebanon, at least nine people have been killed, including a ten year

. >> well, we're joined by our home and security editor, mark white. is is a stark milestone. >> yes, it is 23,500 for the yeah >> yes, it is 23,500 for the year. so far. that is less than 6000 now away from the total for the entire year. last year i think it's inevitable that we are going to pass that milestone as well within the next 2 to 3 months, certainly before the end of the year. we could well be well over 30,000 for the end of the year. we've seen a particularly busy weekend in the engush particularly busy weekend in the english channel, where the winds died down just enough for a surge of boats to come across, as they always do. 801 that came across on the sunday alone , and across on the sunday alone, and more than 1100 that have come across now in the last two, two and a half days. it's died down and a half days. it's died down a bit today because the winds have picked up quite significantly in the channel. we're in a bit of an uncertain penod we're in a bit of an uncertain period in terms of more windy conditions, as the weather sort of cha

. headlines and mark. white. >> good evening. the latest headunes >> good evening.he latest headlines from the gb news centre. the prime minister will no longer accept donations for clothing after the row over gifts. chancellor rachel reeves and deputy prime minister angela rayner have also announced they will take the same approach. the move comes as labour seeks to move comes as labour seeks to move on from the widespread condemnation of the prime minister and his wife's acceptance of gifts, including clothing from prominent labour donor and peer lord alli. sir keir has accepted around £39,000 from lord alli since december 2019. gb news has learned that donald trump has given nigel farage some key advice as the reform leader bids to improve his party's chances at the next election. mr farage was speaking to our political editor, christopher hope, after his keynote speech at the party's annual conference in birmingham. the reform leader had spoken to donald trump in the days after a second assassination attempt on the former president, and received a bit of politic

here is gb news home and security editor mark white >> this is a very significant tragedy.'s unfolding in the english channel on the french side of the channel, it was about 1130 in the morning local time, when rescue services got reports of a migrant boat in difficulty and in sinking a number of maritime assets and search and rescue helicopters have been sent to the scene. now, there are conflicting reports at this hour about just how many people have been killed and injured in this incident. >> there's been backlash over the decision by the government to suspend some arms sales to israel, including from former prime minister boris johnson, who's accused keir starmer of abandoning the ally. foreign secretary david lammy says the decision follows a review which found there was a clear risk they might be used to commit a serious violation of they might be used to commit a serious violatio guard says more country's coast guard says more than 50 people have been rescued dunng than 50 people have been rescued during its search and rescue operation. many reportedly requiring eme

well, i can cross live now to our gb news homeland security editor, mark white. as i was just saying, i've seen some bizarre things in my time. this is up there as one of the most bizarre. bring us up to speed. >> yeah, i have to say, i've never encountered a story like this ever. such a massive, coordinated attack and a sophisticated attack that would have required very significant planning. these pager devices were being used by hezbollah because the leader of this terrorist group, hassan nasrallah, had said in the last few months that he wanted his fighters to start using old school pagers again to stop the israelis from monitoring their telephone calls and accessing their smartphones. so it seems that the pagers that they were using were told by security sources that they were the latest model pagers provided in the last few months to hezbollah had somehow been tampered with. explosives, high explosives put inside these pagers. there were some suggestions. it could be a trick to heat up the battery remotely, but that would never cause an explosion. that could

but first, as your headlines mark . white. headlines mark. and some breaking news. first, the prime minister will no longer accept donations for clothing after the row over gifts. chancellor rachel reeves and deputy prime minister angela rayner have also announced they will take the same approach. moving forward. the move follows the revelation that sir keir had received more than £100,000 in gifts, including £16,000 for clothing and 2500 pounds for spectacles . and 2500 pounds for spectacles. reform uk leader nigel farage has said he will not let a few extremists ruin the work of the party's 80,000 members. mr farage received a standing ovation as he took to the stage at reform's annual conference in birmingham. he admitted that amateurism had impacted the party at the last election, but reform had now come of age. he said, and was on a clear path to becoming a more professional political party because new or nascent political parties are vulnerable to being by extremist groups and bad actors. >> and all the while i had control of it. that c

mark white has the on hezbollah.rk white has the latest. >> well, the hezbollah terror group has vowed revenge on israel , who have a policy of israel, who have a policy of neither confirming nor denying these secret operations. however, a us official has confirmed that israel briefed them on this audacious plan . them on this audacious plan. >> and breaking news this morning, bernie spofforth, who was arrested for sharing the incorrect name of the southport stabbing suspect online, has spoken out just now. >> so to those who celebrated my arrest, don't enjoy it too much because it could easily happen to you and the difference between us is that i would fight for you . for you. >> fascinating. now, in an attempt to tackle the recruitment crisis in schools, teachers are going to be allowed to work from home for marking, reading and planning lessons. will that make more of them stay in their jobs ? in their jobs? >> and princess catherine has returned to work. there were heard that the princess of wales were hearing di

with gb news home and security editor mark white. hat she said, accusing the conservatives and other right wing parties of undermining the authority of the police. was she referring to what we hear from some politicians and commentators and journalists that there can be a two tier justice? >> well, certainly that was a big issue of concern for many, and it wasn't a right wing politicians in particular that were raising this issue. there were raising this issue. there were concerns over the way in which there was a very significant clampdown and severe sentences that were handed to down those involved in the rioting, even right on the fringes of the rioting, not involved in the rioting, but posting messages and the like and a concern and a conversation around whether that same level of enforcement was being sort of handed to down other sections of the community. but yes, i mean, you'll have to ask her. doubling down on its assertions that we heard at the time of the riots that there was no , as she saw that there was no, as she saw it,

the news bulletin with mark . white. bulletin with mark. > at 8:00, the main headlines from the gb news centre. sir keir starmer has insisted he's in complete control amid a row within government over his top advisers pay. the revelation that sue gray, the downing street chief of staff , received street chief of staff, received a pay street chief of staff, received a pay rise after the election and now earns more than sir keir, has prompted a furious backlash. speaking ahead of the labour party conference this weekend, the prime minister insisted his team was focused on the government's mandate to deliver change. the foreign secretary, david lammy, has urged british nationals to leave lebanon, warning the situation could worsen rapidly. it comes as the leader of hezbollah, the terrorist group, said the waves of explosions targeting its members over the last two days were equal to a declaration of war. hassan nasrallah said israel had crossed all red lines in launching the attacks, which targeted thousands of communication devices used by the

i'm mark white.g donald trump tonight in a packed day in which he toured the nasdaq stock exchange and will shortly speak at the united nations. he's also making time to meet the former president. sir keir said he wanted to establish a relationship with mr trump and this evening he's also addressed the latest row around free donations. the prime minister told our political edhon minister told our political editor, christopher hope, that it was farcical to suggest he pretended labour donor lord alli's home was his when he stayed there during the pandemic. the israeli military has targeted and killed a top hezbollah commander in a strike on the lebanese capital. mohammad sarwar, a senior leader in the terror group's aerial command , was killed in an command, was killed in an airstrike on a building in southern beirut. the lebanese health ministry claims dozens have died in israeli attacks throughout the day . the throughout the day. the environment agency is tonight issued 40 flood warnings and 113 flo

>> i'm mark white at the gb news centre with the latest headlines. the prime minister will no longer accept donations for clothing after the row over gifts. chancellor rachel reeves and deputy prime minister angela rayner have also announced they will take the same approach. the move comes as labour seeks to move comes as labour seeks to move on from the widespread condemnation of the prime minister after him and his wife accepted gifts , including accepted gifts, including clothing from prominent labour donor and peer lord alli. sir keir has accepted around £39,000 from lord alli since december 2019. the hezbollah terror group has suffered another major blow after one of its most senior commanders was killed in an israeli airstrike. ibrahim michael kill died when warplanes struck a building in the lebanese capital, beirut. security sources said he was killed alongside ten other senior members of an elite hezbollah unit, as they were holding a meeting in the building throughout the day. more than 140 rockets were fired by hezbollah into northern isra

>> hello there, i'm mark white, the latest headlines from the gb news centre. dozens of prisoners allowed out of jail under the government's emergency release program were freed by mistake. the ministry of justice has confirmed that 37 people were released mistakenly on the 10th of september, because their offences were wrongly logged. this meant these cases slipped through the safeguards , which through the safeguards, which are there to ensure those convicted of certain types of crime would not be released. most of those freed by mistake have now been returned to custody, but five prisoners are still at large . the prime still at large. the prime minister has told gb news there are legitimate concerns over migration levels. sir keir said he tended to agree that those levels were too high. but he told our political editor , told our political editor, christopher hope, that those concerns were no excuse for violence. >> if you understand people have legitimate concerns about immigration and we should debate them and where they say to me, we think there are migr

and this is not the 1st time we've seen evacuation centers already, mark white and blue. we're talking about on or what the schools that have turned into a shelter for displays, families all oh, close to 13 of these filters. have been a talk and destroying what that, what that does, it pushes more people into further enforce displacing as a place to come and become unsafe at all for the women and children seeking protection inside the system. thank you very much, honey mt, load reporting, and they're all by law or meanwhile, these right imagery have killed at least 3 palestinians in an overnight strike on apartment building and giovanni, a refuge account. many people are reported to be missing on us. i sharif reports from the scene of the attack in northern gauze. and how did the state of shops, caustic, any of these really well claims, targeted the apartment of the family and also who the neighborhood got some jabante, a refugee camp in northern garza, the civil defense units and medical teams of doing that best to recover the parties of that, which have become to him to

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mark white, thanks for that. i think he's going to be sentenced from around 11:00.lly sort of, well, heart wrenching letter in the sun today on the front page from one of huw edwards victims. their mother basically telling the former bbc man about the damage he's caused their poor son. what do you think about him wearing sunglasses? >> i feel like it's a sort of attempt to hide from the from the gaze of the cameras . but the gaze of the cameras. but almost to glamorise himself, i don't know. i think he's trying to look cool, and i just think he needs to take those glasses off. yes, it was the height of summer. if he wears them today, i personally think he should lower the glasses. look, the cameras in the eye face up to what he's done. but. >> well, they say the eyes are the windows to the soul, of course. so hiding those then. yeah. and also the other big talking point with this, he's still going to get paid 300 grand a year of licence fee money as in a pension. and tim davie has already said there's nothing we can do about it. you don't watch the morning show, do

turning to mark meredith, liveats the white house for the white house's response. >> mark: the white houses they are aware of the shocking images, they say it is especially heinous to show support for hamas. come against end and sickening hate and evil hamas represents. this is same day the president sat down with national security team to discuss ongoing efforts to bring peace to the middle east. the president told reporters he believes it is israeli prime minister who should be doing more to end this crisis. >> mr. president, if you think it is time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue, do you think he's doing enough? >> no. >> mark: the president simply saying no. the president said later in the day he plans to speak to prime minister netanyahu eventually, no date when the call would occur. we hope to get answers from the white house. they will have their first briefing this afternoon. >> steve: thank you very much. >> brian: mark levin writes, joe biden should keep his big mouth shut, he's killing people, an american was executed by hamas n nazis. it -- because o

but let's get the headlines with mark . white. mark. white. >> good afternoon. it's 2:03.ome dancing contestant amanda abbington, saying it had assessed and upheld some, but not all, of her complaints about giovanni pernice behaviour dunng giovanni pernice behaviour during her time on the show. bbc management have upheld six out of 17 allegations, some of which are for the professional dancers use of swear words. well, in a statement this afternoon, mr panichi said he was pleased the bbc had not found any evidence of threatening or abusive behaviour by him . former behaviour by him. former chancellor jeremy behaviour by him. former chancellorjeremy hunt has hit out at what he calls labour's lies about their economic inheritance. speaking at the tory party conference, he took particular aim at the new chancellor , rachel reeves, chancellor, rachel reeves, describing her claims of a £22 billion black hole as fictitious. >> he the biggest lies we've had since labour came to office is this nonsense about having the worst economic inheritance since the second world war. i mean,

well, to discuss this, i am joined by gb news home and security editor mark white.er a thousand people just in one weekend. >> yes, i mean, it was really a bumper weekend of arrivals and surprising actually, because the conditions in the english channel were far from ideal. we've got some exclusive images. we've got some exclusive images. we can bring you out in the middle of the channel taken from a boat that shows a small migrant boat crossing the channel crossing, not far from a p&0 channel crossing, not far from a p&o ferry. it passes that ferry on its way to uk waters and, as you said, very significant . you said, very significant. significant numbers crossing 707 on the saturday and then yesterday when those images of that small boat were taken, another 13 boats carrying 717 migrants crossed . and then again migrants crossed. and then again today, emily, we have more small boat crossings and the conditions in the channel are appalling. two more boats have made it across despite the very treacherous conditions in the middle of the channel, with at least 100 mor

mark mark white there gb news home and security editor.t what you've been saying at home. depher says i'm writing a new book for the labour party to victory. i'm thinking of calling it lord alli and the 40 thieves taking names for buyers when it's published, from a former labour voter. from a labour voter. keep up the good work gb news. this labour party stink with corruption. that is a former labour voter. lord alli in the firing line. nobody mentions lord mandelson lurking around westminster, even sacked peters is no stranger to the yacht of an oligarch. and yet he has immunity. why is that? well, i think we've seen, haven't we, over the years, as we say, there are often these characters around politics who are wielding influence and making donations. i think the difference is that on this occasion, we very much thought that labour were going to come out of, come out swinging and be cleaner than clean because of all of the force that andrew said, all of the focus they placed upon the conservative party when they were in opposition for do

well, for more on this, we're joined by gb news home and security editor mark white. ndeed. very controversial. what's been going on? there was talk of a ceasefire then. there wasn't talk of a ceasefire. where exactly are we? >> well, no ceasefire is yet . >> well, no ceasefire is yet. and remember, there's an imperative as far as israel is concerned. now, as they've stated this as one of their war goals is to get those northern israeli communities back into their homes . israeli communities back into their homes. for a year now, virtually 70,000 people have been living in haifa and other cities evacuated from their communities on the border with southern lebanon because of all of these rocket attacks and drone attacks that have been coming over from the hezbollah terror group . now, of course, terror group. now, of course, the conflict in gaza is one thing. and that was, of course, sparked by the terrorist attacks on the 7th of october last year, which then resulted in israel going in to deal with hamas. which then resulted in israel going in to deal with hamas . but

let's cross live to gb news home and security editor mark white. good evening to you, mark. to speed. >> good evening to you, michelle. it is. yes, absolutely. this is an incredible development day two of this and a second wave of these explosions sweeping across parts of lebanon. the lebanese caphal parts of lebanon. the lebanese capital, beirut and other areas of particularly southern lebanon that have been affected by multiple explosions targeting , multiple explosions targeting, not the pagers that were targeted yesterday with thousands of them detonating , thousands of them detonating, resulting in many thousands. of course , of casualties as course, of casualties as a result of that. but this time, we're told, targeting these sort of handheld devices, walkie talkie radios. but not just limited to . what? promised the limited to. what? promised the hezbollah communications system must be in absolute meltdown at the moment. they will not know what devices they can actually turn to communicate with each other. and that very significant news that has just broken in the las

mark. >> at the white house, president biden commemorated the 34th anniversary of the americans with disabilities act. joined by the mayor of northwell's, pennsylvania. and how the legislation impacted his life and allowed to become the first that -- first black u.s. mayor. >> hello, good afternoon, everyone. i am from north wells, pennsylvania. i am the mayor on the borough of northwell's. today, we celebrate the americans with disabilities act, disability pride and death awareness month. we are here today to submit the victories of the people who fought for our human and civil rights and prepare ourselves for the ongoing challenges that they had. i was born in 1973. streamlet prematurely. i became deaf oxygen. i was adopted by two wonderful parents, neil and susan. they decided we would chart our own path as a family. and they decided we would use sign that which as our primary method of negation. allow parents of death children still do think of a sign language like many of you, i woke up one morning with rights i did not been with. [applause] the americans with disabilities act made millions

well, thank you very much indeed, mark white, for bringing us that update . tor there. ten, another ten, potentially ten deaths in the channel this is an emergency. >> it is it is an absolutely an emergency, look, we'll obviously have to wait and see what our prime minister, our home secretary, have to say about all of this. we've got loads more on as well, though, over the course of the next hour. but before we get stuck into all of that, it's time for your headlines with tatiana. and. >> patrick, thank you . and as >> patrick, thank you. and as you've just been hearing, the french coastguard has confirmed that at least five people have died after a boat with dozens of migrants capsized in the english channel. but french media are also still reporting ten deaths. the french coastguard says more than 50 people have been rescued dunng than 50 people have been rescued during its search and rescue operation. many of these people reportedly require emergency medical treatment. and as you've just been hearing as well, a huge emergency search and rescue operation is

all of that and much more after your latest news headlines, and here's mark. white. >> at 7:00, the main headlines from the gb news centre, sir keir starmer has insisted he is completely in control amid a row within government over his top advisers pay the revelation that sue gray, the downing street chief of staff, received a pay rise after the election and now earns more than sir keir, has prompted a furious backlash. speaking ahead of the labour party conference this weekend, the prime minister insisted his team was focused on the government's mandate to deliver change. the foreign secretary, david lammy, has urged british nationals to leave lebanon, warning the situation could worsen rapidly. it comes as leader of the hezbollah terrorist group said the waves of explosions targeting his members over the last two days were equal to a declaration of war. hassan nasrallah said israel had crossed all red lines in launching the attacks, which targeted thousands of communications devices used by the group, killing dozens and wounding more than 3000. well, these are liv

the news bulletin with mark white jonathan vautrey . white jonathan vautrey. >> good evening.he latest headunes >> good evening. the latest headlines from the gb news centre. the prime minister is due to address the united nafions due to address the united nations this evening, as he joins other world leaders in calling for an immediate ceasefire in the fighting between israel and hezbollah in lebanon. sir keir's speech comes on the day the israeli military targeted and killed another top hezbollah commander , mohammed hezbollah commander, mohammed suroor, a senior leader in the terror group's aerial command, was killed in an airstrike on a building in southern beirut . building in southern beirut. well, these are live pictures looking over the lebanese capital tonight, on a day that has seen fierce cross—border fighting. the us defence secretary, lloyd austin, has warned the situation is rapidly escalating and we now face the risk of an all out war. >> another full scale war could be devastating for both israel and lebanon. so let me be clear. israel and lebanon can choose a d

. >> hello there, i'm mark white. the latest headlines from the gb news centre.s the uk prime minister in new york. sir keir starmer said he wants to establish a relationship with the former president. and donald trump told our political editor, christopher hope, that he was receptive to that. >> well, i'm going to see him in about an hour, so i have to be nice, right? but i actually think he's very nice. i think, he ran a great race. he did very well, it's very early, but he's popular and i'll be seeing him, and i'll send your regards . and i'll send your regards. >> meanwhile, the prime minister has told the united nations that there must be an immediate ceasefire in the middle east. sir keir said the uk was now returning to a position of responsible global leadership. and he said the most pressing issue had to be securing a halt to the violence in lebanon . to the violence in lebanon. >> so we are ready to step up in a spirit of respect and equal partnership. >> i don't claim that solving these problems is easy, but there are positive, practical things that we

>> i'm mark white the latest headlines from the gb news centre.leave lebanon, warning the situation could worsen rapidly. it comes as the leader of the terror group, hassan nasrallah , terror group, hassan nasrallah, said the waves of explosions targeting hezbollah fighters had crossed all red lines and were equal to a declaration of war. israeli warplanes have been carrying out further strikes across southern lebanon.