i'm emily carver and i'm miriam cates . nobody thought possible, and it is now clear that we've achieved the most incredible political thing. look, what happened is this crazy ? this crazy? >> well, there we go. donald trump has won the us presidential election. he will make a historic return to the white house with what he calls an unprecedented and powerful mandate. is this the biggest political comeback ever ? and political comeback ever? and what does this mean for our special relationship with america? >> well, sir keir starmer says it will continue to prosper, but will those labour activists who went to the states to campaign for harris now wish they hadn't? nigel farage gave his verdict. >> clearly what the labour government needs to do is to roll out the red carpet to be welcoming, maybe to be just ever so slightly apologetic . so slightly apologetic. >> not everyone is happy. just stop oil protesters have already painted the us embassy building

. >> welcome to dewbs& co with me, miriam cates, and joining me until 7:00 on my panel this evening. have businessman and former mep ben habib and journalist and academic tom buick. and as always, i want to know what you think. so please get your views and opinions in at gbnews.com/yoursay. well, new figures show that almost 1 million under 25 are not in employment or studying the highest number of workless 16 to 24 year olds since 2014. well, the government says it plans to crack down on benefits to tackle this rise in worklessness. mental health problems are being blamed for this phenomenon, as increasing numbers of young adults say they are anxious and depressed. and there has also been a 56% rise in adhd diagnoses over the last 20 years. i'm joined now by my panel years. i'm joined now by my panel, businessman and former mep ben habib and journalist and academic tom buick. let's start with you, tom. there clearly is a problem here. many more young people not in work or training . people not in work or training. it seems to be the case that many are signed off sick, and many are s

. >> i'm miriam cates and i'm tom harwood a convicted terrorist who groomed the manchester arena bomber salman abedi has been freed from prison despite a parole board saying they fear he will reoffend. >> is this the best? is this in the best interest of the british public? >> and keir starmer has faced demands from not one but two of his mps at prime minister's questions to introduce blasphemy law, including banning desecration of holy books. the prime minister sidestepped the issue. >> from russia with drones, could flying objects spotted over air force bases in the united kingdom really be part of a sinister plot by vladimir putin? all eyes look eastwards as cabinet ministers are banned from russia and questions are asked about a series of strange events across the country . events across the country. >> well, welcome to good afternoon britain. >> an interesting pmqs. >> an interesting pmqs. >> there because, as we said in the headlines, two mps are asking for potentially punishments for desecrating ruining holy books such as the quran. >> yeah, really interesting there. because i se

. >> i'm tom harwood and i'm miriam cates. >> the health secretary defends plans to name and shame bad hospitals in new public league tables, saying the government will no longer turn a blind eye to failure. but will this new scheme work? >> and donald trump has appointed elon musk to head up a new department of government efficiency as the incoming us administration continues to take shape, can the real life rocket man put boosters under the us government, or will it all blow up on the launch pad? >> telegraph columnist allison pearson got a knock on the door from the police, thanks to a social media post from a year ago, which social media posts. well, she's not allowed to know. is this a reasonable crackdown on hatred or a kafkaesque speech? police nightmare ? speech? police nightmare? >> we're also going to be in lambeth palace because of course, there's some fallout from that archbishop decision. >> yes, big breaking news from yesterday. i think one of the really interesting stories , really interesting stories, though, is this allison pearson visit by the police. and what's reall

i'm tom harwood and i'm miriam cates as weather warnings sweep the country and winter cold sets in. fears grow for millions of pensioners stripped of their winter fuel allowance. as those bills rise and temperatures plunge . and temperatures plunge. >> the american embassy in kyiv is urgently evacuated over fears of further russian missile retaliation. vladimir putin has warned that russia will make a significant response should any western long—range missiles hit russian territory . russian territory. >> and in a world exclusive, donald trump's son eric has sat down with gb news, the full interview will be broadcast tonight, but in the meantime, eric trump has a message for british farmers. >> i guess my message to them would be go out. >> fight. >> fight. >> fight. >> fight like hell. make your voices heard and hopefully you'll achieve the same result that we achieved on on the opposite side of the pond. >> and fresh from a historic day of protest in westminster yesterday, the farmers are not giving up their fight. >> we'll speak to farmers all over the country . over the country.

the us i'm miriam cates. the us president, joe biden, has given the green light for ukraine to use long—range us missiles to strike targets inside russia. is this necessary for the defence of ukraine, or does it risk escalation? and will britain follow suit? >> and thousands of farmers are set to descend on westminster this week, rallying against labour's controversial plans to increase inheritance tax on farm. how will starmer's government handle this demonstration? >> a school sex education course in scotland is being blamed for the rise in the number of young people questioning their gender identity or experiencing dysphoria. should transgender ideology be taught in schools ? ideology be taught in schools? >> and masked raiders snuck into windsor castle estate as the prince and princess of wales and their children slept in their home nearby. what does this breach in security mean for the future king and the met office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice across large parts of the uk , with l

so much to miriam cates for standing in and then. and then i couldn't get to sleep in time last night because i'm basically running on american time at this point. basically running on american time at this point . oh, no. time at this point. oh, no. >> well, hopefully he'll stay awake for the rest of this show. we've got three hours to get through tomorrow, but some of the cup of tea, some of the reaction has been wild. i'm sure you've seen some british journalists, but also over in the states, the idea that donald trump is now going to be a dictator for life. >> yes, there was this meme . it >> yes, there was this meme. it just keeps going. i mean, for one thing, i mean, he is one of the oldest presidents in united states history. now only superseded by joe biden. >> so even if he wanted to be a dictator, he wouldn't be around for long. >> i don't i don't think he'd be able to. but also, of course, one of the things about this, one of the things about this, one of the things about this election is he has set up now this very clear

. >> welcome to dewbs& co with me , >> welcome to dewbs& co with me, miriam cates, and joining me until00. i've got my panel, conservative peer and opposition front bench spokesman on transport lord daniel moylan, and also broadcast journalist judnh and also broadcast journalist judith da silva. as always, i want to know what you think. so please do get your views in @gbnews dot com forward slash yoursay. well, the big news today. earlier this afternoon, mps voted in favour of a bill to legalise assisted suicide. although the legislation still has to pass through several more parliamentary stages in principle it will soon be lawful for doctors to prescribe drugs to terminally ill patients that will prematurely end their lives . will prematurely end their lives. supporters of the bill claim that this will mean an end to the unbearable suffering that many dying people endure. but opponents fear that vulnerable people will be coerced into suicide, and that the law will inevitably be expanded , as it inevitably be expanded, as it has in other countries, to include people with eating disorde

i'm tom harwood and i'm miriam cates. >> now the country simply isn't working, says sir keir starmer as he pledges to slash britain's benefits bill. shocking figures reveal there are a whopping 627,000 jobless people under 25. do young people need a kick up the backside and could labour get britain working again? >> president elect donald trump has taken to truth social his own social media company, to threaten china , mexico and threaten china, mexico and surprisingly, canada with new tariffs on day one of his presidency. this is in a bid to crack down on illegal immigration and drug smuggling. china warns there will be no winner of a trade , and a winner of a trade, and a campaigner is calling for health warnings to be slapped on bars of chocolate and crisps, like we do with cigarettes. >> is this a pragmatic move, or is it the nanny state gone mad ? is it the nanny state gone mad? >> and we'll be getting the latest from downing street as more than 2.5 million people sign an online petition calling for yet another general election . for yet another general election. i can't get thi

well, welcome back to dewbs& co with me miriam cates. standing in for michelle dewberry and joining in, joining me until 7:00. i've got my expert panel, jake berry, former mp and chairman of the conservative party, and judith da silva, who is a political commentator. and as always, we want to know what you think as well as our panel. so please do get your views in at gbnews.com/yoursay and we'll be reading out a selection throughout the programme. well, tonight's big news is that there was chaos on the streets of amsterdam yesterday as israeli football fans were attacked, leaving a match between ajax and maccabi tel aviv. now the attack has been described as an anti—semitic pogrom by israel's president isaac herzog , and one president isaac herzog, and one fan, yaakov masri, told israel's channel 13 news that they started hitting us. they broke my face, knocked out a tooth, cut my lip, he said. my son got punched twice in the face, he added that he is now locked in his hotel room with tables blocking the door, and said we called the poli

i'm tom harwood and i'm miriam cates policing tweets, not streets. children as young as nine are among those being probed by police over non—crime hate incidents, like insults in school playgrounds or indeed, social media posts. what's going on.7 >> and economic growth stalls. the british economy barely grew between july and september. the chancellor says she's not satisfied with four months into this government. >> there's a lot more to do to turn around the growth performance of the last decade or so . or 50. >> or so. >> theme takes shape. the us president elect has ruffled feathers by picking vaccine sceptic robert f kennedy jr to be his new health secretary and a migrant crisis, a record number of migrants have been found packed into the same small dinghy, making the dangerous voyage across the channel . voyage across the channel. farmers fury. farmers across the country are gearing up to protest against the government's inheritance tax raid. gb news reporter jack carson will be live from a farm in lancashire and a blockbuster boxing bout. >> mi

. >> i'm tom harwood and i'm miriam cates now. storm babet leaves a trail of destruction with hundreds of weather warnings still in place. at least five deaths have been reported since the storm hit, and a major incident has been declared in south wales. >> later today, the confederation of british industry are holding their inaugural conference. the chancellor, rachel reeves, will tell business leaders she stands by her tax rises and points to what she describes as pro—growth policies from her government. >> sir keir starmer has convened a summit in downing street with police chiefs, transport bosses and industry leaders to co—ordinate action to crack down on violence against women and girls , including making the girls, including making the spiking of drinks into a new criminal offence . criminal offence. >> and the prime minister has reacted to an online petition signed now by more than 2 million people, calling for a fresh general election. we'll reveal what he had to say and this hour, as he braces for a humiliating commons d