mum about peter andre. so happy.ter and thinking kate. congratulations to peter and name thinking kate. congratulations to peter and name , thinking kate. congratulations to peter and name , howinking kate. congratulations to peter and name , how about nigel? about a name, how about nigel? emily. sorry kate. it's a it's a it's a little girl. it's a little girl. >> nigella. >> nigella. >> not sure. yeah. nigella. >> not sure. yeah. nigella. >> nigella . there you go. >> nigella. there you go. there's a name idea if you've got yes, please do keep got one. but yes, please do keep your views coming in, but we've got a very special guest with us today, final guest today, our final guest of the show, joined us, show, who has just joined us, and he is going to talk about his across . the globe his adventures across. the globe to raise awareness of dementia. >> yes. louis alexander's last fight marathon fight saw him run a marathon in the each of the the remotest area of each of the seven more seven continents, raising more

. >> and we had, peter andre. >> and we had, peter andre. >> did you. yeah. >> did you.er andre. whatever happened to peter andre? i don't know, i don't know any idea? oh. >> he's great. he's on paternity leave. >> i've never heard of him. studies. >> how many kids have you got now? five. well, five children. >> and he was a kid himself. in those days. >> he was? yeah. >> he was? yeah. >> man city. yes. you better add very good. >> four nil beat brighton last night, so manchester city are doing what they do and that's towards the end of the season winning football matches. simple as that. so so, they were very good. they were. they looked a little tired . i thought they little tired. i thought they looked a little leggy. in fact, at the weekend when they played, chelsea in the semi—final, but they refreshed. they were composed. they were clinical. they scored four goals, and they're now within one point of arsenal with a game in hand. so arsenal with a game in hand. so arsenal are still top with 77, manchester city played one game less with 76 points. and then we've got

so we might end up with peter andre. the kardashians, goodness knows who's going to be an mp.ng . an mp. with 16 year olds voting. >> we've just got about a minute. can sir mark rowley, the metropolitan police commissioner, survive after that appalling scene which we reprised here on gb news this morning? >> he shouldn't he shouldn't survive . i'm sorry. when you saw survive. i'm sorry. when you saw that that policeman, first of all, should not be back on the streets ever again. you cannot say those kind of things , but say those kind of things, but think is a person going about their lawful, normal business? >> you're very obviously he must be getting his instructions from the top, though. well, of course he's coming from rome. >> and also you could see from the video he was highly stressed. and yet that particular demonstration was quite small in relative terms and didn't seem to be to be at boiling point, but yet he was very, very stressed out. hence he said these things . i'm sure he said these things. i'm sure in his defence he'd say he wouldn't normally do that, but that

peter welch, democrat of vermont recently hosted a briefing, with chef jose andres, for the center of the world kitchen, which saw several of its workers killed this week from airstrikes. he joins me now. senator, good to have you. first, your reaction to the news we got, the president has a meeting with president, per minister benjamin netanyahu from israel, and this announcement of an additional opening-- into gaza, one that had been closed since october october 7th, what you make of that? >> bottom line, america wants to have nothing to do, facilitating what is happening in gaza. this is a humanitarian catastrophe, and number one, i think it is time for the united dates to say we will not provide any weapons, any bond that are being used in gaza by israel, not second. when we talk about conditions, the bottom-line condition has to be full counter accommodation for the delivery of humanitarian aid to the suffering people in palestine. that is the obligation that is, by international law, being imposed on israel as they are, in effect, occupying gaza. the number one decision that we

. >> peter, a blistering, blistering response from president joe biden on what happened there. a blistering response this morning in the "new york times" by chef jose andres many gazans getting killed would have been a turning point. >> right. >> but these aid workers really bring home how indiscriminate a lot of the killing has been. a lot of aid workers being killed. even hostages doing everything -- you know, escaped hostages being gunned down, doing everything they're supposed to do. and these high-profile incidents we always say, oh, there's going to be an investigation here, there's going to be an investigation there. meanwhile, support for israel, a country i will always support, dropping not only in the united states, dropping in europe, dropping across the world. benjamin netanyahu in joe biden's opinion is hurting the israeli cause across the region and across the world. how much longer before we move from words to actions in the white house? >> yeah, i think that's the real question here and i think you're right to point out that for a lot of people the outrage that the president described yesterday in his statement is overdue because it wasn't