i'm nana akua . we start 4:00. i'm nana akua.itain, and police say that more than 100 anti—immigration demonstrations and 30 counter—protests are planned for tonight . and now the tonight. and now the metropolitan police has released a statement saying that more than 1300 public order officers are ready to be deployed across london today , and this involves london today, and this involves using specialist teams including mounted units, dog handlers , mounted units, dog handlers, intelligence experts and evidence gatherers. where i'm joined now by gb news political editor christopher hope. christopher. so what more can you tell us? >> it's going to be difficult night for the police and for all our communities in this country. as many as 100 as the labelled far right demonstrations by police sources, 30 counter protests around around the country thousand, 4000 riot officers ready to be deployed, 2000 more on standby. that may include 1300 in london alone, assistant commissioner matt jukes, who's the head of counter—terrorism polici

nana akua. i'm in >> gb news i'm nana akua. i'm in for martin daubney this afternoon so on the agenda police have made nearly 500 arrests as the crackdown on the violent disorder continues . they violent disorder continues. they are disgusting, not human and we need all the roads and. labour has suspended councillor ricky jones for what they've called completely unacceptable behaviour, as he appears to incite violence at a counter protest. the prime minister will chair another cobra meeting today. he's vowed to not let up in the response to the riot police as police brace for 20 potential further gatherings tonight. and tory leadership candidate robert jenrick has been accused of islamophobia after saying people who shout allahu akbar should be arrested. and this is very unusual. king charles asked the government to, for daily updates in demonstrations as tensions remain high. is it time for him to speak publicly? all that and more between now and 6:00. so, as ever, i want to hear from you. you can send me your views, post your

i'm standing in for nana akua live across the united kingdom on gb news. ive across the united kingdom on gb news . violence has kingdom on gb news. violence has erupted in uk cities this weekend, with demonstrations turning violent just in the last houn turning violent just in the last hour. there's been a disturbance at a hotel in rotherham with hundreds of people gathering outside a hotel and there clashing with police over the weekend. protesters have been arrested , with injured police arrested, with injured police officers being treated for injuries late last night, ministers were in talks with the judiciary to have courts operate 24 hours in order to fast track sentencing. the prime minister assured police of the government's full support to take all necessary action to keep our streets safe from thugs who sow hate. that's a direct quotation joining me now is gb news reporter adam cherry . adam, news reporter adam cherry. adam, thanks for joining me. news reporter adam cherry. adam, thanks forjoining me. do you thanks for joining me. do you have any

i'm nana akua. we're live on tv , nana akua. we're live on tv, onune nana akua.r kamala? the battle for the white house continues. the former president, donald trump arrived to address the republican masses at a rally in montana, and the republican nominee arrived as bozeman, montana , after his plane was montana, after his plane was reportedly diverted to a different airport due to a mechanical issue. but despite his delay, donald trump still had time to criticise kamala harris . harris. >> once again, kamala is grossly incompetent and in my opinion, has a very low iq, but we'll find out about her iq during the debate . okay, let's find out debate. okay, let's find out about her right. >> so the great british debate sza i'm asking who gets your vote, trump or kamala? well, joining me now , former labour joining me now, former labour adviser, matthew laza and political commentator lynne may matthew laza. >> well, it's not going to be a surprise. harris, all the way , surprise. harris, all the way, harris was all the way and i think it's great that actually there'

for stella nana akua.been discussing today by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay and join the conversation. and you're not going to want to miss this because tonight we're speaking to the son of donald trump . yes, to the son of donald trump. yes, eric trump is talking to gb news just weeks after his father suffered an assassination attempt. that's this evening from 9 pm. don't miss it. i'm andrew pierce in for nana akua . andrew pierce in for nana akua. >> andrew. thank you. the top stories this hour. >> andrew. thank you. the top stories this hour . protests are stories this hour. protests are currently taking place in several parts of the country , several parts of the country, with ministers expected to meet to discuss the potential for further widespread disorder. increased stop and search powers have been given to police in liverpool city centre and surrounding areas to stop serious violence. extra police officers have been drafted to in reassure communities in hull. around 100 people have gathered outside

i'm nana akua . we're live on me. i'm nana akua.ital radio at next. it's time for the great british debate this hour. and asking, are labour's policies false economy good afternoon. 19 minutes after 4:00. if you've just tuned in, where have you been ? no. where have you been? no. welcome, welcome. sorry, this is gb news. we are britain's news channel. you can also stream the show live on youtube. i'm nana akua now. remember to vote in my poll as well on x. i'm asking will labour's plan to crack down on hateful beliefs threaten free speech? so please vote in there. we'll see what the outcome is at the end of the show. but right now it's time for the great british debate this out, and i'm asking, are labour's policies a false economy? let's start with some of them. we can address those labour plans to repeal the strikes act, which could lead to more frequent and disruptive industrial action without guaranteed service levels during the strike. and that's what the focus is on. they're removing minimum or guaranteed service levels, and a

i'm nana akua. we're live on tv, onune i'm nana akua.e on tv, online and on digital radio. right? it's time now for the great british debate this out. and i'm asking, do you believe that sir keir starmer has handled the crisis well? now sir keir starmer's popularity has dropped significantly as he's faced criticism over the handung faced criticism over the handling of the riots. and according to a recent poll for the telegraph , ratings fell the telegraph, ratings fell sharply with a notable increase in the number of voters with a strongly unfavourable view of him. criticism has been directed towards his slow response to the unrest, including a delayed decision to hold a cobra meeting and, of course, that infamous holiday. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking, do you believe that sir keir starmer has handled this crisis well? joining me to discuss broadcaster and author christine hamilton was a broadcaster , adam brooks, i'm broadcaster, adam brooks, i'm sure you're something else as well. >> a publican as well. >> a pub

i'm nana akua. it's 3:00, and for the next few hours, me and for the next few hours, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this show is all about opinion. it's mine. it's theirs. and of course is yours. we'll be debating, discussing and at times we will disagree, but no one will be cancelled. so joining me for the next few hours is former labour defence minister ivor kaplan and also political commentator lee harris. coming up in the next few hours, police forces across the uk are expected to be on standby again this weekend amid reported protests across the uk. so how safe do you feel on the streets .7 and, as the police say, streets? and, as the police say, they will continue their zero tolerance for knife crime following a fatal stabbing in luton? is it time the thugs give up their weapons? then in the pulse uk doctors are on high alert over a deadly spread of mpox. but before we get stuck into that, let's get your latest news headlines . news he

i'm nana akua. it's 3:00 and for the next few hours me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines. right now. this show is all about opinion . it's mine, it's about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course it's yours. we'll be debating and discussing and at times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled. so joining me today is former labour mp bill rammell and also broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. coming up on today's show, it's been confirmed that two people have died at the notting hill carnival. i'll be asking, is it time to move the event? labour mp for ilford south jaz atwell falls foul of his own scheme as the flats that he lets out are found to be mouldy and ant infested. >> i'm here at fairlop waters in redbndge >> i'm here at fairlop waters in redbridge with councillor jaz athwal , leader of redbridge athwal, leader of redbridge council. it's been brilliant just meeting residents and people around and seeing the great work that redbridge c

now as you can see, it ain't nana akua. no one can stand in for nana, but i'm going to try my best.e get stuck in to more debate, we've got coming up today, german police detained a 15 year old in connection to a knife attack that left three people dead and eight others injured . now the authorities are injured. now the authorities are saying that a motive is unclear, but can't rule out terror. a manslaughter investigation is launched following the deaths of seven people after a superyacht sank off the coast of sicily. gas prices and electricity pnces gas prices and electricity prices are set to rise by 10% in october. so i'm asking the question here will ed miliband's net zero drive really bring down your bills? and manchester police won't be taking part in pride, with officers ordered not to decorate their uniforms to maintain professional standards. the question here, folks, is should police take part in local pride parades? that's all coming up in this next hour. send in your views please, to and post your views please, to and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay .

nana akua. flexible working. all staff will be granted the right to demand a four day working week. in a move championed by labour deputy prime minister angela rayner. >> reunited in grief knot prince harry makes a secret trip to the uk. not so secret. we all know about it to attend his uncle's funeral alongside his brother prince william. it was a reunion described as frosty indeed, and a picture of pettiness. >> sir keir starmer removed a portrait of margaret thatcher from downing street as he found it unsettling. >> nuts, mad , ridiculous. just >> nuts, mad, ridiculous. just some of the words used to describe sir keir starmer's outdoor smoking ban as backlash continues this morning and then record jobless migrants, there are 1.6 million migrants living in britain that are unemployed or not actively looking for work. in the meantime, the german chancellor olaf scholz, has announced refugees who arrive in germany will be denied benefits if they do so for from another country in the european uni

and of course nana akua and nana.think, but this new labour government, they're pretty loose with the pay they're pretty loose with the pay rises aren't they. >> for the public sector handing out money willy nilly. if you happen to be a public sector worker and part of a union, this is your time. now you can pretty much ask and you shall be given. i mean, what have they given? is it 5%? >> yeah. so of course junior doctors got got their whack train drivers now their average pay going up train drivers now their average pay going up to £70,000 a year, 79,000. oh come on, don't don't be pedantic. >> let's not give them a bit extra 69 grand. it's a it's a 15% pay rise. but all of these things they do push people into higher tax brackets. and i suppose by some of their reasoning, they might be saying that actually what you end up doing is recouping a lot of that in tax. >> the front page of the daily telegraph this morning. gps next in line for pm's cash handouts. doctors at the bma demanding 11% and the doctors gps are ba

this is britain's newsroom with me, ben, leo and nana akua. right. >> so coming up police chiefs are told to stay on high alert in the face of more disorder as the prime minister praises the force's response to the violence. this week, chris hope has more . has more. >> no trouble last night from rioters , thankfully across the rioters, thankfully across the country. but sir keir starmer says that he must. his team must remain on high alert this weekend . weekend. >> and a divided britain, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, declares he no longer feels safe as a muslim in london. with the ongoing unrest, so is this genuine concern or is he maybe playing the victim and trouble for taylor? >> taylor swift's wembley show might, not go ahead next week. with beefed up security as her vienna performances are cancelled over terrorism fears . cancelled over terrorism fears. would this put you off going and highway code headache almost half of drivers admit they don't know the hierarchy of responsibility that was added to the driving rule book. >> two yea

this is gb news i'm darren grimes standing in for nana akua. illegal migrants were held in a home office blitz on dodgy businesses. so can labour actually smash the gangs as they promise? and let's not get our hopes up as prime minister. sir keir starmer will warn this week that things will only get worse before they get better. i don't remember seeing that in the old manifesto. now it's the first day of the notting hill carnival, and more than a million people are gathering in west london to celebrate canbbean west london to celebrate caribbean culture. but last yean caribbean culture. but last year, eight people were stabbed and 80 police officers were assaulted. so i'm asking the question, is the carnival the ultimate example of two tier policing ? and the tv presenter policing? and the tv presenter kirstie allsopp has been questioned by social services over her decision to let her 15 year old go interrailing. do we need to stop this culture of mollycoddling our kids? that's coming up in the next hour. don't forget to send your views and pos

we've got gb news superstar is nana akua.nservative peer lord bailey and former labour party adviser matthew laza nana. i will start with you on this. you know, do we have to be a bit honest here, or do they have to be a bit honest now and start telling us? well, there's one thing that your tax bill is going to go up. inheritance tax, capital gains, whatever happens happens. but actually quite a lot of that is going to go to our asylum system. >> well, i mean, first of all, they came in and said, oh no, we're not going to have the bibby stockholm. we're going to kick everybody out of the hotels. we're going to not use the army bases. there literally is nowhere to put these people, i think they need to start answering questions because as far as i've seen, the labour government have not answered questions. they're not answering. if they're asked what they're going to do about it. in fact, in the big speech that he gave the other day, he didn't mention immigration, which is the big topic, right now. it is clear that it is going

nana akua, who are definitely not going to be going out for dinner any time soon together.e with? should footballers stop taking the knee? jess on ex says never should have done it in the first place. suzanne says what is this still happening? how tedious . joe says politics has tedious. joe says politics has no place in sport, especially one that caused so much trouble and gave no to money those it boasted to be helping. all right. your verdict is in 94% of you think they should stop taking the knee. 4% of you say they shouldn't. oh, right . we're they shouldn't. oh, right. we're off to a flyer tonight. coming up as a new poll puts nigel farage's reform uk party on 21%, has the reform uk leader been vindicated after he came under attack from multiple tory leadership candidates? reform's justice spokeswoman ann widdecombe gives her views shortly . plus harry and widdecombe gives her views shortly. plus harry and meghan, they've touched down in colombia . they've touched down in colombia. siempre on cnn this morning. okay, i'll reveal their ridiculous itinerary shortly. but

now nana akua will be live on gb news from 3:00. oined me in the studio . she's joined me in the studio. nana everyone needs their nana. what have you got coming up for us today? >> i love it darren. that's one of my back in the day. an old promo look. i'm feeling a touch of the cove. it's ten years for protesting. i mean, you remember all the lockdown stuff? i'm getting in touch with that. so i'm going to be asking you whether you think ten years is a reasonable. or is it a good deterrent? do you think it's a good deterrent? i mean, your thoughts on that? i don't agree in protesting in terms of rioting and things like that. so a deterrent of some sorts is definitely needed. but is that good enough? is that long enough or is it a bit of a ridiculous stretch? then lots of things happening with regard to the labour party. they're doing different things. i'm asking you, are the labour party doing a good job in your view? you've got angela rayner who's looking to, reverse some of michael gove's plans with regard to, housing migrants and

now there is plenty more coming up on today's show, but before that, nana akua show is on at 3:00 anduse nana is here to tell us now what she's got coming up. nana. hello a cracker as usual. >> well , you know, we're all >> well, you know, we're all talking about a lot of people talking about a lot of people talking about a lot of people talking about it. >> this whole yvette cooper plan. she's talking about prevent an extreme misogyny should be treated like terrorism. so i'm going to be asking whether you think that is asking whether you think that is a bit 1984 ish, if you know what i mean . who decides what? how i mean. who decides what? how far the extreme is? and could it catch normal people just doing normal things out? i mean, what happens if you say something? you know what, if you you believe that a man cannot be a woman, and when a woman cannot be a man, where do we stand with all of that? plus, we'll be looking at labour's approach to the small boat crisis. 19,000 people have crossed the channel, i think, at least for almost 4500 of those have been in the last month or so s

nana akua what is coming up on your show? this afternoon?y again. i literally left and you too, as well . you can't go away because well. you can't go away because what's happened literally at the moment we left. but look, i was watching this. i went to portugal. i've been watching this from abroad. the whole thing has been unfolding and obviously today we will be looking at some of the sentencing because three people have been sentenced. some are saying not harshly enough, if you compare their sentences to those with just stop oil who got five years and these these others have at least less than half of that. but also looking at what may unfold tonight, now we hear potentially 100 over 100 supposed far right protests and then another 30 counter—protests. it's going to be a very busy show tonight. we'll be speaking to christopher hope, getting all the latest finding out, getting updates on the whole situation and just basically informing the british pubuc basically informing the british public on both sides of this, this continual continual,

just after 6:00 i'm eamonn holmes and i'm nana akua and this is gb news. breakfast. nana an absolute pleasure to have you here today. >> oh, it's so lovely to be working with you. the eamonn holmes are i'll try not to do that throughout the show. >> oh what's this. >> oh what's this. >> that fear by the way. it was like a fright screen. >> it's joy. >> it's joy. >> see, i have the sea and people in here day after day. and you sit and say, who've i got today? and you go, oh, he's back right? no. all that olympics thing. you see, you look at this and you say, right, we're one medal more than tokyo. correct it. goals less so, my friend. yes put it to you controversially. yes, sir. this has not been the success that british athletics would have wanted . wanted. >> i don't think so. well, british athletics, but team gb mark england, who was on this show and before the olympics started, you know, he was saying it would be a disaster if we didn't end up fifth in the medals table and we've ended up seventh. the netherlands ended up i mean, the netherlands, for crying out loud

. >> i'm isabel webster and i'm nana akua, and this is gb news.reakfast. >> speaking of cheese, you know what's often described as as cheese? as the moon. and i don't know if any of you spotted the supermoon this morning. it's going to be rising tonight, but it was, i have to say, looking spectacular. and i know there are lots of people who watch us and listen to us who are either coming in from night shifts or perhaps on the way to the airport, going off on their holidays, will have seen it. it was spectacular. huge, bright, low. it was absolutely breathtaking. >> but what does it what does it mean , though? what does it mean? mean, though? what does it mean? it's nice. it looks nice. >> exactly. it looks nice. that's what it means. yeah. well, what are you into? >> the science of it? let's look it up and report back. yeah, i think it's just every now and then on it's on our orbit. >> it gets closer or something, and then when it gets even bigger. >> that's a super duper moon. >> that's a super duper moon. >> that's a super duper duper. >> that's

that's nana akua coming up at 3:00 with a jam packed show. now right, folks?l women refusing to compete. actually, in sport. sharon wants to see women protesting against it by saying, i'm not going to participate. and sharon, i guess that would be hard for people because let's not forget that these women, many of them have been doing it since childhood, right? building themselves up to get to the level of competing with at olympic level. and it's incredibly important that they're able to do so fairly and openly. and, well, political mess says i object to the protests, which we're going to talk about in a second, being called anti—racism. most people are not racist. they're just worried about our culture dying out and i dare say, political mess , because that's what we're mess, because that's what we're in. quite the political mess that i actually. it's also a worry that is perfectly legitimate. i mean, we're seeing scenes on screen right now of the burning and all the rest of it. no one, i certainly don't condone that. i think it's absolutely awful. and there

i'm nana akua.. it's mine. it's theirs. and of course is yours. we'll be debating, discussing and at times we will disagree, but no one will be cancelled. so joining me for the next few hours is former labour defence minister ivor kaplan and also political commentator lee harris. coming up in the next few hours, police forces across the uk are expected to be on standby again this weekend amid reported protests across the uk. so how safe do you feel on the streets ? and, as the police say, streets? and, as the police say, they will continue their zero tolerance for knife crime following a fatal stabbing in luton? is it time the thugs give up their weapons? then in the

later, at 3:00, he's standing in for the lovely nana akua. hello, andrew. lovely to see you.an awful lot to cover. we, of course, are going to be talking about the ongoing violence that's taking place in various cities and towns across the uk. what this means for keir starmer's leadership, whether the honeymoon period is in fact, oven honeymoon period is in fact, over, we're also going to be discussing the gender wars in women's boxing, and in particular now with the news that imane khelif will be proceeding and will win a medal. and what does this mean for the sport? is this a safe approach or not? we'll be talking about that. and also priti patel's comments about reform uk and about how they need to be defeated rather than appeased. so some spicy stuff coming up . so some spicy stuff coming up. >> very spicy indeed. exactly what we want on a sunday lunchtime. hot sauce with andrew doyle there. thank you very much, andrew. don't go too far. he's on at 3:00 straight after this. now, remember, i'm trying to get to as many as possible. let me know your thoughts on all the stori

andrew pierce standing for in nana akua.efore all of that, importantly, let's get the weather with greg. see you soon. you 500“. >> you soon. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. it starts to turn more unsettled over the next few days, particularly across the northwest of the uk, with some heavy rain in the forecast, particularly by monday. but for now we do have weather fronts across the engush weather fronts across the english channel giving some outbreaks of rain here. england and wales generally dry with some sunny spells. early rain clearing but a scattering of showers for northern ireland and scotland as we end the day. but generally overnight, it turns dner generally overnight, it turns drier for a time , but then drier for a time, but then thicker cloud will bring patchy rain in across northern ireland. western parts of scotland generally stays dry across england and wales for everyone. tempera

. >> chris, you're a fighter, nana akua. of course you are.aflet there on the screen now you're seeing that you're on your leaflet, you're photographed with nigel farage there. the leader of reform uk looking pretty happy with yourself. did did the structure of reform uk put you off, >> no, because i'm a conservative and i got elected in 2015 as a conservative and i wanted to fight as a conservative. you know , i've. conservative. you know, i've. and your future. >> will you fight as a reform uk candidate in the future? >> i don't even know if i want to go back into politics, to be honest with you, chris. so i mean, who knows what the future holds? it's a long way off, isn't it? >> of course it's 4 or 5 years. >> stephen pound, this is a reform uk growing up as a party. currently a company . yeah, with currently a company. yeah, with nigel farage earning eight out of the 15 shares in the company. but to try and give members a chance to kick out the leader, that's that's what should happen when andrew's young son is growing up and he's studying

on my panel tonight is gb news star nana akua tory peer lord bailey and ex—labour party adviser matthewhas been caught belting it out at karaoke? >> because this world is your baby and i know you . baby and i know you. >> kira rudik. and here we go . >> kira rudik. and here we go. is your tax bill going up to pay for illegal immigrants? next. >> good evening from the gb newsroom. it'sjust >> good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 9:00. your top story this hour. the prime minister has confirmed a ban on outdoor smoking is being considered because of the huge burden smoking puts on the nhs and the taxpayer. according to what the sun newspaper says, a secret whitehall papers. ministers are considering making it illegal to light up in outdoor restaurants, playgrounds and outside nightclubs and stadiums. hospitality bosses say new restrictions would cost jobs, but sir keir starmer insists action is needed. >> my starting point on this is to remind everyone that over 80,000 people lose their lives

that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> gb news i'm nana akua.ues. they are disgusting, not human and we need all the roads and. labour has suspended councillor ricky jones for what they've called completely unacceptable behaviour, as he appears to incite violence at a counter protest. the prime minister will chair another cobra meeting today. he's vowed to not let up in the response to the riot police as police brace for 20 potential further gatherings tonight. and tory leadership candidate robert jenrick has been accused of islamophobia after saying people who shout allahu akbar should be arrested. and this is very unusual. king charles asked the government to, for daily updates in demonstrations as tensions remain high. is it time for him to speak publicly? all that and more between now and 6:00.

next show a special treat for you today, because britain's newsroom at 930, it's dawn neesom and nana akua>> sabotage. subtle sabotage. you. >> you look beautiful. a beautiful dress, in any case. so what's happening? we've got a cracking show coming up here for you. obviously, we've got the keir starmer thing. when will he realises that your prime minister and not the leader of the labour party anymore? i mean, that ridiculous. that speech was like an election campaign. he's running the country. >> you mean the opposition? >> you mean the opposition? >> yeah, absolutely. yeah. and. and now. and now he's removing that portrait of margaret thatcher. >> which >> which it's >> which it's it >> which it's it just >> which it's it just it >> which it's it just it does strike you as petty. maybe it's just moving it to a different room. >> yeah. of course he is the downstairs toilet like you do. we've got brilliant. edwina currie on coming to talk about that. we've got harry. does he actually want to get back in the royal fold despite that wedding? we have also got a brilliant migration story from

this is britain's newsroom with me, ben, leo and nana akua.e has more . has more. >> no trouble last night from rioters , thankfully across the rioters, thankfully across the country. but sir keir starmer says that he must. his team must remain on high alert this weekend . weekend. >> and a divided britain, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, declares he no longer feels safe as a muslim in london. with the ongoing unrest, so is this genuine concern or is he maybe playing the victim and trouble for taylor? >> taylor swift's wembley show might, not go ahead next week. with beefed up security as her vienna performances are cancelled over terrorism fears

this is britain's newsroom with me, ben elliott and nana akua.ame priti patel blown her chances of becoming the next tory leader after refusing to apologise for sky high migration figures? she spoke exclusively to gb news. >> what about all those international students? they came in after the

. >> i'm darren grimes, standing in for the incomparable nana akua for the next few hours .d my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. >> and boy, oh boy, are there a lot to go through this show. >> as you know by now, is about opinion. >> it's mine. theirs and indeed yours will be debating and discussing and at times disagreeing. >> joining me for the next three hours are the former special adviser to michael gove, charlie rowley and the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani. >> now, before we get started, we're going to get your news headunes we're going to get your news headlines with sam francis . headlines with sam francis. >> darren, thank you very much indeed. just coming up to 3:01 and the top story this afternoon, the suspect in the western germany knife attack is due before a judge this afternoon. police have said the 26 year old turned himself in and admitted to the crime. the syrian, who's accused of killing three people and injuring eight at a cultural festival in the town, had applied for asylum in germany. we unders

. >> join me nana akua for an informative interactive news programme with a difference.t wrong . no one will be cancelled. wrong. no one will be cancelled. lovely. join me from 3 pm. every weekend. only on gb news. britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> welcome back to free speech nafion >> welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. it isfime nation with me, andrew doyle. it is time for social sensations. that's the part of the show where we look at what's been going viral this week on social media. and first up, we have this video just notice your placard saying refugees welcome here. >> i'm just wondering if you'd like to go down on the list saying you're willing to take the refugees into your home. of course, >> the only problem is i rent. >> the only problem is i rent. >> you rent? yeah. maybe an issue. >> yeah, because they've got. >> yeah, because they've got. >> well, well, if i had any space, i would. >> you had any space. it wouldn't be a nice place to bnng wouldn't be a nice place to bring them because it's a bit overcrowded. right. ye

. >> join me nana akua for an informative interactive news programme with a difference. it's fun.wrong. >> you're not wrong. >> no one will be cancelled. lovely. join me from 3 pm. every only on gb news. britain's news channel >> well good afternoon britain. it's 12:00 on tuesday the 20th of august. i'm emily carver and i'm patrick christys taking the knee to the unions. mick lynch has stormed into the for department transport today demanding the same pay rise as the aslef union got. now, keir starmer says more people should work from home, which means fewer people using the railways. presumably are the unions now taking starmer for a mug? >> yes. and the mystery of the sunken superyacht . the captain sunken superyacht. the captain has now spoken out for the very first time. he says that he didn't see this tornado coming, but british tech tycoon mike lynch and his 18 year old daughter are still sadly missing. our reporter, adam cherry, is on the scene as it emerges that mr lynch's business partner also died after being hit by a carjust a few days hit by a car just a few days befor

. >> i am going to be nana akua between 3 and 6 pm. on saturday. we don't look alike , saturday.d. but it will be a lively programme, i can guarantee you that, >> and then we will both be back on monday morning. i hope you have a lovely weekend and a lovely friday as well. long weekend. >> and don't forget, sunshine, don't forget your brollies because the storms are on their way. >> this is true. we don't want to leave. on that note, tom and emma are here to cheer you up for the next three hours. >> well, i don't think it's going to be too cheery. so manchester. london hartlepool, all of the protests really kicking off over what happened in southport. we'll be talking about all of that on the show later. >> we will indeed. but meanwhile police are in downing street for a meeting about how law and frankly , disorder across the frankly, disorder across the country is breaking down. our reporter has been in southport in the same room as the defendant accused of killing those three little girls will have all of the details. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on

. >> join me nana akua for an informative interactive news programme with a difference. it's fun. be not wrong. no one will be cancelled . lovely. join me from cancelled. lovely. join me from 3 pm. every weekend. only on gb news. britain's news channel . news. britain's news channel. >> welcome back . good news. >> welcome back. good news. double good news. right. well actually treble good news because i'm dawn neesom and i'm on gb news talking to you which is really good news. however the uk system is now working properly, so please get on there and have your say. and even better news migrant numbers have fallen sharply. what's going on here then? after the last conservative government curbed family visas, probably something to do with it. the number of foreign workers and students applying to come to our country has decreased by a third over the last 12 months. but, but but could this help prime minister sir keir starmer meet his promise to reduce sky high levels of net migration , and how levels of net migration, and how much of it is to do with him? or is it to do with what ri

i'm darren grimes, standing for in nana akua and for the next few hours me and my panel will be takingeadlines right now. >> this show, it's all about opinion. >> mine, theirs, and indeed yours will be debating, discussing and at times disagreeing. joining me for the next three hours are former labour party adviser matthew laza and the political commentator suzanne evans . commentator suzanne evans. >> before we get started, we're going to get the news, though, with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> darren, thank you very much and good afternoon. the top stories in germany. a 15 year old has been detained in a possible connection to the stabbing spree last night. that left three people dead and several injured. german officials have said they can't rule out a terrorist motive, but that they still don't have a suspect. german police officials also say the attacker targeted victims throats. a major manhunt continues for the unidentified knife attacker in western germany. five of those wounded are in a life threatening condition . after a man said to condition. after a man said t

i'm nana akua.ing the headlines. right now. this show is all about opinion . it's mine, it's about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs. and of course it's yours. we'll be debating and discussing and at times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled. so joining me today is former labour mp bill rammell and also broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. coming up on today's show, it's been confirmed that two people have died at the notting hill carnival. i'll be asking, is it time to move the event? labour mp for ilford south jaz atwell falls foul of his own scheme as the flats that he lets out are found to be mouldy and ant infested. >> i'm here at fairlop waters in redbndge >> i'm here at fairlop waters in redbridge with councillor jaz athwal , leader of redbridge athwal, leader of redbridge council. it's been brilliant