nick dixon. not now.p it to the nick dixon. >> to keep it to the nick dixon. >> dot net. >> dot net. >> the meta analysis of what things are. >> and so they're saying they're a bunch of nazis doing this, which is. >> no, they're saying there's an irony, isn't there? >> they're saying there's one guy with a nazi thing. these people who put tattoos on, they put the weirdest stuff on. and maybe it wasn't even a tattoo. maybe it was one of those indian swastika symbols that the that the guy was putting on with a mirror behind his back, and he got it backwards. i think some clarity on this. >> well, i've been very loathe to call any of these people far right, because the media is so willing to and starmer is so willing to and starmer is so willing to. this one i'm going to give you, if you've got the actual nazi swastika, i'm going to go, okay. yeah. that guy seems to be far right. and it's a shame because this gives, of course , people like the course, people like the independent or people like or whatever th

it's carrie marks and nick dixon. audience both been doing extraordinary things during the break today. i've been fine. mirror nick on the aftermath of the notting hill riots this weekend. police say there were several outbreaks of dancing and joel cauchi mid beds stabbings, extremely joyful and extremely beautiful day apart from the many, many crimes so notting hill carnival sees five stabbings, 230 arrests and police injuries hello. welcome back to headliners i'm simon evans with me still gb news answer to bert and ernie. it's carrie marks and nick dixon. nick and the audience both been doing extraordinary things during the break today. i've been fine. mirror nick on the aftermath of the notting hill riots this weekend. police say there were several outbreaks of dancing and joel cauchi mid beds stabbings, extremely joyful and extremely beautiful day apart from the many, many crimes so notting hill carnival sees five stabbings, 230 arrests and police injuries amid massive turnout. >> so it's just this absurd thing we

lewis schaffer and his future cellmate, nick dixon. so at least you'll spend more time together at some stage. >> i would enjoy that. i don't think nick is really that happy with me. most of the time. sometimes he is. >> he's a good sitcom, though. yeah, definitely. me and lewis in the cell under starmer's regime for misogyny. that's so good. that's virtually what this show is already. yeah, that's effectively it. so we're allowed out sometimes. >> yeah. one of us would have to deny it. i didn't, you know, the other one would have to like, say you okay. >> no, you're right. it wouldn't make it past series one, would it? make it past series one, would it.7 look at that. the wheels fell straight off. right. let's take a look at the front pages. the mail on sunday goes with kirsty's fury as social services probe her son's interrail trip. we'll get more on that soon. observer. things can only get worse . the sunday express says worse. the sunday express says pubuc worse. the sunday express says public at risk over prison release plan. the t

are two internet legends damian slash , comedian and satirist, slash, comedian and satirist, and nick dixoni've just heard got 12,000 likes on a tweet . so that's great. nick i tweet. so that's great. nick i mean, damian, i heard you had 100 million views in the last views. yes that likes but not likes. which one would you prefer? the likes or the watching him. that's what it is. is it anyway , i've got i've got is it anyway, i've got i've got hundreds of thousands of comments, you know, wishing death upon me and messages as well. >> i'm only about 100 of those. >> i'm only about 100 of those. >> oh, really? well, congratulations . i >> oh, really? well, congratulations. i don't >> oh, really? well, congratulations . i don't know, >> oh, really? well, congratulations. i don't know, i feel like i win. i got to be honest. there's a lot of people who hate me, right? let's look at those front pages. we have the daily mail stoking race riots from his sun bed. the times riot inciters face reckoning the guardian. you will regret this, starmer warns rioters metro shame on you. i knew starmer vows t

it's carrie marks and nick dixon. audience both been doing extraordinary things during the break today. i've been fine. mirror nick on the aftermath of the notting hill riots this weekend. police say there were several outbreaks of dancing and joel cauchi mid beds stabbings, extremely joyful and extremely beautiful day apart from the many, many crimes so notting hill carnival sees five stabbings, 230 arrests and police injuries amid massive turnout. >> so it's just this absurd thing we have to go through every year, police say. it takes months to plan, and i think their tweets have been like a cry for help, that they don't want to do this anymore because we have three people in life threatening condition from being stabbed. one was a mother who was with her child, but you still have sky news saying what a beautiful atmosphere it was and you have 37 attacks on emergency service workers. imagine attacking an emergency service worker. and to me, it's not like driving where you go, oh, it's dangerous, but there's an upsid

thanks ever so much to my guests, stephen allen and nick dixon. ith lewis schaffer. and if you're watching the 5 am. repeat then please do stay tuned because now it's time for breakfast. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office through this weekend. it's going to remain fairly cool and wet for many of us on saturday. drier and a little bit warmer through the rest of the weekend though it's been a disruptive start to the day with storm lillian that's now moved away into the north sea. behind it is a clearer picture. we're starting to pick up more of a southwesterly wind that will drag in some showers to parts of southwestern scotland. many western areas of scotland in fact, as well as northern ireland through the first part of the night. but over to the second part of the night, the early hours of saturday, we look to the south, where a band of very heavy rain moves into many southern counties, lots of cloud pulling i

if you're and nick dixon. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast.nd good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest weather forecast for gb news from the met office . news from the met office. northwest southeast split developing with our weather wet and windy weather pushing in from the atlantic across the north and the west. but turning quite warm as high pressure holds on across southeastern parts of the uk. and you can see this weather front moving in through monday evening, overnight into tuesday, bringing some wet and windy weather. in fact, cloud and rain increasing already across northern ireland. western parts of scotland pushing north and eastwards, the rain turning particularly heavy as we head into the early hours of metoffice warning across southwest scotland for some heavy bursts of rain. some travel disruption first thing tuesday morning. elsewhere generally dry with some clear spells, winds coming up from the south so no problems with temperatures. so a

it's louis shaffer and nick dixon. are you both happy and full of joy? are you both happy and full of joy? no, no. and why is that , louis? >> you don't want to hear it. nobody wants to hear about family problems. how your wife is like your girlfriend is like just. >> this is the problem with you, louis. when people say to you, how are you? it's just a pleasantry. and you go off on a big lecture. well, don't care. i'm punishing them for not caring about me. nick, are you happy? >> i'm great. i've just been on a holiday, you know. yes. >> where did you go? oh nowhere. nowhere. it's the best. >> my holiday was typical. andrew i, you know, did weights, five mile runs. i read about cyclical history theory and the inevitability of civilizational collapse. just a normal holiday. >> what a lovely holiday. you should. you should try a john grisham, though. anyway, let's move on and have a look at the front covers of thursday's newspapers. we've got the daily mail who leading with super yacht hope lost as divers find five bodies. the daily telegraph is running wi

i'm stephen allen with cressida wetton and nick dixon.ida the guardian to starmer have plans to send our young men to europe and to get german ones coming over here. i've made that sound like world war ii. sorry about that. >> you have. starmer appears to leave the door open for potential eu youth exchange scheme, so he's not saying they will, but he hasn't exactly said they won't. he's talking. so he's been to have a chat with the german chancellor and the talking about how we can improve the relationship. we're not going back in the eu, but how can we improve the relationship? there's lots of talk about bilateral agreements between specific countries not going back into the eu as a whole. and this thing about youth exchange scheme keeps coming up. so he obviously likes interrailing as much as kirstie allsopp , or more much as kirstie allsopp, or more than possibly , but yeah, i mean, than possibly, but yeah, i mean, obviously people's concerns are that this is him edging back towards the eu, he says that any future talks with the eu ove

i'm nick dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour. tonight by a very balanced panel. we have the people's gammon paul cox. there he is. even more gammon since he caught the sun. he's representing the far right thugs and someone so far left he's literally called marx. it's carrie marx. there he is. >> i'm the balance . >> i'm the balance. >> i'm the balance. >> you're the balance. which means we're in real trouble. >> and the gammon, the ballast. >> and the gammon, the ballast. >> how are you lads doing? got any plans for the weekend? >> absolutely. absolutely none . >> absolutely. absolutely none. what are you offering? no, no. >> i'm just, you know, just saying. there's a lot going on in the country. >> just wondered. oh, i see, are we going to go and join in? >> just, just have more story. >> just, just have more story. >> yeah, well, i don't recommend doing that, but. anyway. good. anyone good banter at the start, though, so let's crack on and have a look at the front pages. so the daily mail is going with stabbing suspect was a st

we're back tomorrow at 11:00 pm with andrew doyle nick dixon and lewis schaffer. 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good evening. here's your gb news weather update from the met office. most of today's showers are going to ease and clear away as we go through this evening, and overnight, but our attention is turning to a weather system thatis is turning to a weather system that is out in the atlantic and is actually the remnants of hurricane ernesto. it's heading towards the uk and is going to bnng towards the uk and is going to bring some wet and windy to weather northwestern parts tomorrow, but for the time being, like i said, many of today's showers will be easing, some continuing though, especially across parts of scotland and western parts of england and wales. otherwise, a lot of dry and clear weather around and with those clear skies, temperatures turning a little bit on the cool side, particularly towards the east southeast, towards the nor

thank you to my guests, steve and kerry and nick dixon will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with kerry and. and if you're watching at 5 am, then do stay tuned for breakfast. then do check out our comedians doing live shows around the country. i think kerry and steve are both gigging soon, so see that until then, goodbye . then, goodbye. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening . welcome >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. warm and sunny for many of us into tomorrow. some further heavy downpours though across eastern england at first and through this evening we could still see some heavy downpours into friday, though we will see a weather front arrive from the north—west that's going to introduce much fresher air, but before then, still a fairly muqqy but before then, still a fairly muggy night to come. and as i said, it's the risk of thunderstorms first thing this evening across eastern areas of england. but those should die down as the night goes on. so a dry night for