i am now joined by former labour adviser matthew torbitt, now matthew, as prussia's amounting onto the the moment. look, is it a sustainable position he can he can hold himself into? we've got 76% of the public wanting a national inquiry. that's three quarters of people. we've got mass amounts of the labour party membership also supporting a national inquiry. what's keir starmer going to do? >> no doubt given through an inquiry. i think the position is likely untenable and the pressure will become insurmountable for the prime minister. i think it's obviously a bit of a misstep that somebody has forgotten about. six months ago, in the original letter from jess phillips and the home office to oldham council, and i think the line also won't hold that this could take up to seven years. and if you look at previous inquiries, you're looking at between 160 and £200 million. i think ultimately it isn't necessarily about money, it's about righting wrongs. and sometimes money isn't the most important thing. and i think on top of that, this would likely be a much narrower review because you're lo

former reform former reform uk candidate pardon me simon danczuk and former labour adviser matthew torbittas ever, i want to know your views about the issues that we discuss. reach out to me at gbnews.com/yoursay and hit me up on x at goodwin m j. now it's time for the news bulletin with aaron armstrong. >> thank you very much indeed. our top stories southport child killer axel rudakubana has been jailed for a minimum of 52 years, with the judge describing the murders of three young girls at a dance class last summer as ferocious and sadistic. a warning viewers may find some of the details distressing. new footage has been released of the moment rudakubana left a taxi without paying before launching his knife attack at a taylor swift themed dance class. now, the court heard harrowing details about how the attack unfolded and how many of the victims suffered injuries to their backs as they were trying to “cm he would have killed able to, he would have killed each and every child, all 26 of them, as well as any adults who got in his way. >> well, speaking outside court, sarah hammond, the ch

former reform former reform uk candidate pardon me simon danczuk and former labour adviser matthew torbittas ever, i want to know your views about the issues that we discuss. reach out to me at gbnews.com/yoursay and hit me up on x at goodwin m j. now it's time for the news bulletin with aaron armstrong. >> thank you very much indeed. our top stories southport child killer axel rudakubana has been jailed for a minimum of 52 years, with the judge describing the murders of three young girls at a dance class last summer as ferocious and sadistic. a warning viewers may find some of the details distressing. new footage has been released of the moment rudakubana left a taxi without paying before launching his knife attack at a taylor swift themed dance class. now, the court heard harrowing details about how the attack unfolded and how many of the victims suffered injuries to their backs as they were trying to escape. it emerged rudakubana boasted of his attack shortly after being arrested, telling police it was a good thing the children were dead. the 18 year old pleaded guilty to the murders of

our left in the corner is matthew torbitt. thanks matthew for being being a good sport and being left in the corner. but this week in parliament, labour mps voted against having a full national inquiry into the pakistani rape gangs. here's what sir keir starmer had to say. >> i've set out what i did. i actually changed the system because i could see some of the things that were going wrong. i wasn't prepared, unlike some tory politicians. i'm not tweeting about it or talking about it. i got on with changing it in relation to the serious point you do make, because, you know, this is the victims here suffered terrible abuse, unthinkable, unspeakable, genuinely sickening abuse, and then they weren't listened to. and that has to be taken seriously. >> well there you go, guys. this is the prime minister of our country. and obviously i disagree. matthew, you used to be an adviser to the labour party. what would you have advised them this week? >> i think when a u—turn is quite obvious and that they're softening towards a public inqu

i am now joined by former labour adviser matthew torbitt, now matthew, as prussia's amounting onto the the moment. look, is it a sustainable position he can he can hold himself into? sustainable position he can he can