rebecca reid.h, and journalist rebecca reid. oh, and what are you getting this thing ? get ready, britain, here thing? get ready, britain, here we go. itake we go. i take the archbishop apart. line by line. next . line by line. next. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom . our top in the gb newsroom. our top stories tonight. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two teachers and a student was stabbed at a secondary school in wales. amman valley school was put into lockdown shortly after 11 am. after three people were injured. emergency services responded, including wales air ambulance . police say the ambulance. police say the injuries are not life threatening. forensic teams have been on site and a knife has been on site and a knife has been recovered. the suspect remains in custody. superintendent ross evans spoke to the media. >> i'm aware that there is footage circulating on social media and i would ask that this is kindly removed to preserve the

that was, that correspond to rebecca reid has injury slim. rebecca, thanks a lot for that. as to the us now where joe biden has taken shop, aim at his presidential election rival, donald trump at the annual white house correspondents dinner at the gathering of politicians. and journalist c, spoke about some of the big issues that could say november's election. he also highlighted the work he's administration is doing to secure the release of us journalists detained augustine spot. there was no mention of the war in concept. hundreds of pre palestinian protest is greeted attendees of the day of the event outside the venue cooling for them. the boy called the deena oliver us support for his round table in gaza. he's a legal of what president biden had to say inside. and you the pre address for a critical role and making sure the american people have the information they need to make an informed decision at the feet of former president has made no secret of his attack on our democracy. he said he wants to be a dictator on day one. so much more utah supporter. he is very, very

that was, that correspond to rebecca reid has injury slim. rebecca, thanks a lot for that. as to the us now we're joined by the and has taken shop aim at his presidential election rival, donald trump at the annual white house correspondents, dina, at the gathering of politicians and journalists, he spoke about some of the big issues that could shape november's election. he also highlighted the work that is administration is doing to secure the released of us journalists detained overseas. but there was no mention of the war in gone. so hundreds of probably palestinian protest is greeted attendees of the event outside the venue, calling for them to boy comp. medina over us support for israel, for in gaza. here's a little of what president job i didn't have to say inside. and you the progress play a critical role and making sure the american people have the information they need to make an informed decision. the fee to the former president has made no secret of his attack on our democracy. he said he wants to be a dictator on day one. so much more. the child support or he is

we've got businessman and activist adam brooks and journalist and author rebecca reid . ideos there don't really look too much like a prison ship to me. >> no. that's right. look, you were very fair, patrick, in saying, look, it's just a snapshot. it's a snippet. we can't, you know, be totally sure who took these videos and when. but my rough would be this . but my rough view would be this. that when we're housing asylum seekers, it should be in something like youth hostel accommodation. i mean, remember, this was closed down for legionnaires disease. i don't mean rat infested sort of places, but that looked pretty high end at a glance. but the problem to my mind is this it's not so much the nature of the accommodation. often it's the length of time it takes to process all of this, right? so if we close, you know, we open this up because the too much burden on hotels at the moment . burden on hotels at the moment. but it is taking 18 months or so to even process this. you were talking to greg smith mp earlier on the show about these sort of things. the problem to my mind

. and journalist rebecca reid.could be taken out of school again because teachers are being led into a strike by a bloke who wants to globalise the intifada doesn't sit that well with me, doesn't sit that well with me, doesn't sit that well with either. with me, doesn't sit that well witithere's:her. with me, doesn't sit that well witithere's two different things >> there's two different things here, the is here, aren't there? the first is his fruitcake. lefty politics about nato and the middle east and the rest of it. why the head of a teachers union in britain is talking about the gaza conflict is beyond me. it would be like benjamin netanyahu coming out and pronouncing on nhs lists or something. nhs waiting lists or something. you'd . what is you'd want. what the hell is going should stick going on here? he should stick to lane, which is about to his lane, which is about teaching. it is cranky teaching. so it is cranky and bananas that you have a teachers union which is spending so much of its time talking about

mark, i'll as well rebecca reid. mark, i'll start with you.ndum on the echr. >> yeah, i like the idea of it. i mean, usually you would hold a referendum if basically the parties are split and can't agree, we might actually get into a position in which the conservative party advocates withdrawal from echr and the labour staying labour party advocates staying in. the reason we had a brexit referendum was basically the tory party couldn't make its mind up, so it had to bat it to the people. so i'm not against it being in a general it being determined in a general election on a party election or on a party manifesto, but i will firmly manifesto, but i will be firmly supporting leaving this ludicrous i think ludicrous court. and i think this judgement on climate change is the most absurd overreach ever. is the most absurd overreach ever . look, there are some ever. look, there are some circumstances in which you need international arbitration. if you've signed a trade deal with another country , and there's another country, and there's some dispute

let's go to rebecca reid. in 2023, 1500 officers are working. police officers were accused of crimes of violence against women. so if all of those 1500 men, if even 1% were guilty, that means 15 men were guilty against violence against women. then having guns at work just doesn't feel right. and i don't i think whether you're left or right, nobody in this country seems to think police is seems to think the police is going think that going well. the left think that they're often racist. going well. the left think that they right often racist. going well. the left think that they right think often racist. going well. the left think that they right think theyzn racist. going well. the left think that they right think they are acist. the right think they are incompetent and spend too much time rainbow flags. time wearing rainbow flags. >> but either way, nobody feels, i in this country, like i think in this country, like policing is nailing it. so the idea them weapons idea that to give them weapons that kill peop

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brooks and author rebecca reid. and we're going to address the elephant in the room .et ready britain. here we go. the house of lords is a disgrace . next . . next. >> the latest from the gb news room. at 9:01. well, the government's flagship illegal migration policy, the rwanda bill, had another major setback. suffering yet another defeat in the house of lords tonight. peers have maintained pressure on the government over the prime minister's deportation plan, with continued demands for reassurances in the form of amendment . reassurances in the form of amendment. it's the house of lords ignored ministerial calls to back down and again tonight insisted on further revisions to the safety of rwanda bill. well, in response, the home secretary , in response, the home secretary, james cleverly, said afterwards, terrified that the rwanda scheme will work, labour has acted again to block the passage of the rwanda bill. he continued we want criminal want to break the criminal people smuggling gangs and stop the boats. labour uncomfortable with tackling immigration, will clear

thank broadcast, rebecca reid. thank you very much indeed, neil should they. >> yeah. well, i mean, the sickness benefit bill for this country is £66 billion this yean country is £66 billion this year, and that's forecast to rise on present trends to 90 billion by 2029. >> we've got 5.2 million people or on out of work benefits . or on out of work benefits. that's 16% of the workforce. and if you look at, young people between the ages of 18 and 24, we've got . nearly 200,000 of we've got. nearly 200,000 of them who are economically inactive , supposedly for mental inactive, supposedly for mental health issues. and that's double what it was ten years ago. we all know that term's have been a big contributor to this trend, because people got used to being paid for doing nothing. so it's time to wake people up and say, we can't carry on like this. we have to go back to life in the real world. >> all right, rebecca, people i've got to used to being paid to do nothing . to do nothing. >> i'm not sure it's that i think we're a surprisingly unhealthy and ill country. and i thi

joining us now to debate this is author and broadcaster rebecca reid and journalist and author judy to, we'll start with both. rebecca, we'll start with you. are they going to turn you. are they just going to turn this woke fest and this into some woke fest and kill the fun of original kill all the fun of the original bridget jones ? bridget jones? >> so the original bridget jones was column written in the was a column written in the independent, a left wing newspaper wing writer newspaper by a left wing writer called about called helen fielding about a left wing woman who voted labour called jones so the idea called bridget jones so the idea that you'd be woke ifying it by by making her somehow socially conscious is laughable. she was all always socially conscious. she was always. she has a gay best friend , which in the 90s best friend, which in the 90s was fairly surprising, of course. obsessed course. yes, she was obsessed with her weight. find me a woman who publicly who isn't privately or publicly a bit obsessed with her weight. so is no there no so there is no there is no sugges

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there rebecca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was acca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was aca activist and businessman adam brookalso well, there was a bit reidore foreign legal nonsense. next . next. >> at a minute. after ten. this is the latest gb news and our top story. the european parliament has approved a major reform of the eu's migration and asylum rules . tightening reform of the eu's migration and asylum rules. tightening up controls. the president of the european parliament welcomed the adoption of a revamped migration system for europe, saying it would reduce irregular arrivals . would reduce irregular arrivals. facial imaging and fingerprints could be taken from people and they may be detained during screening. the eu parliament's president, roberta metsola, said this is a historic day for europe, adding that lawmakers would