sam lister , strap express. sam lister, strap yourselves in. let's do this. the bbc needs to come clean about huw edwards . next. about huw edwards. next. >> hello. good evening from the gb newsroom. here are the top stories at 9:00. well, first of all, to the latest developments from the house of lords, where peers have again pushed back on the government's rwanda plan and demanded mps think again for a fifth time. the house of lords voted to send one change to the draft legislation back to mps, demanding that rwanda won't be treated as safe until an independent monitoring group agrees. it's safe. however, lords have backed down on a second amendment calling for the to bill include an exemption for afghan nationals who assisted british troops. that's after a home office minister said the government will not send afghans who are eligible for settlement in the uk to rwanda . well, in the uk to rwanda. well, tonight's political ping pong comes after the prime minister declared earlier that enough is enough and said mps and peers will sit through the night to ge

but anyway, thank you, suzanne benjamin, sam lister, thank you very much.n and union jackass. but first, more of tomorrow's front pages, plus a hilarious but ridiculous climate change ad from down under. you don't want to miss it. this is patrick christys tonight with me, ben leo. only on gb news. patrick christys. tonight with me. ben. leo. more front pages have just dropped. let's get stuck into them. the daily express scandal hit bbc's huw edwards quits on medical advice, yep - edwards quits on medical advice, yep . and they're also calling yep. and they're also calling for transparency when it comes to the investigation . daily to the investigation. daily telegraph rwanda migrants to be detained within days . and a nice detained within days. and a nice picture story there of queen camilla joking with members of the royal lancers about their capacity to drink beer. oh very good.the capacity to drink beer. oh very good. the guardian met police chief praises conduct of officer in anti—semitism row. we heard a bit earlier, sir mark rowley is backing his off

it's sam lister, daily express. it's sam lister, carole, this has got it all. would call them boys. there's a question mark when you hit the age of 1617, whether you're a man, kids , a nursery school, you know, vulnerable older people there and no police. it appears anywhere around the area at all. what could go wrong, carole? >> everything could go wrong. it has gone wrong already. i've got a list here, which i got from migrationwatch today. long migrationwatch today. as long as your that have your arm of offences that have been committed by exactly the kind of people that we're talking and, you know, talking about, and, you know, you say that the 16 or 17 years old. that's what we've been told. we know that when they arrive in this country, they've dumped all their paperwork, and we they pretend be we know they pretend to be younger than are. they younger than they are. they could 30 year old men, for could be 30 year old men, for all know. so you've got all all we know. so you've got all of around of these guys hanging around hanging schools hanging around t

it's sam lister . express. it's sam lister.going to end up being policed by what i would argue is a lot of fanatics. >> it is a lot of fanatics. you're absolutely right that have got a hold and the kind of mainstream of scottish society. and i think you're absolutely right, think it will right, patrick. i think it will eventually , actually, sooner eventually, actually, sooner rather cross rather than later, cross the border, you said , the greens, border, as you said, the greens, the party and the the labour party and the lib dem, of scottish dem, members of the scottish parliament all voted for this. so think, is a very so that i think, is a very clear sign of things to come. we know that labour party in england that the labour party in england is absolutely obsessed with gender identity , with gender identity, with anti —racism, gender identity, with anti—racism, with protecting trans people, women be damned because let's not forget about that, that here in protecting men like the paedophiles that you've just talked about, w

sam lister , strap express. sam lister, strap yourselves in. let's do this.about huw edwards. next. >> hello. good evening from the gb newsroom. here are the top stories at 9:00. well, first of all, to the latest developments from the house of lords, where peers have again pushed back on the government's rwanda plan and demanded mps think again for a fifth time. the house of lords voted to send one change to the draft legislation back to mps, demanding that rwanda won't be treated as safe until an independent monitoring group agrees. it's safe. however, lords have backed down on a second amendment calling for the to bill include an exemption for afghan nationals who assisted british troops. that's after a home office minister said the government will not send afghans who are eligible for settlement in the uk to rwanda . well, in the uk to rwanda. well, tonight's political ping pong comes after the prime minister declared earlier that enough is enough and said mps and peers will sit through the night to get the bill passed . to other get the bill passed. to ot

i have with me the political editor at the daily express, sam lister, chief political correspondent atmes, allegretti, and times, aubrey allegretti, and historian and author doctor tessa dunlop. welcome to you all. welcome back, sam, you and ihave all. welcome back, sam, you and i have not been on this show for a while, tell me, are you exercised by the idea of tobacco purchase being banned for adults? >> i feel quite conflicted about this. i think ultimately i come at this from a point of view of we ought to stop infantilizing adults . and actually, once adults. and actually, once you've reached the age of 18, you've reached the age of 18, you are free to serve in the army, to get married, to pay taxes. all these things, but you will no longer be able to choose to smoke . now, obviously, most to smoke. now, obviously, most people think smoking people think that smoking is bad. not a good thing to bad. that's not a good thing to encourage people to but encourage people to smoke, but as adults, the right to as adults, we have the right to choose do things in our lives choose to do thing

. >> political editor of the daily express, sam lister . and what express, sam lister.hello. welcome to you both. >> what are you, maloney ? >> what are you, maloney? >> what are you, maloney? >> i'm confused. confused? a big mouth , you might say. mouth, you might say. >> excuse me if i was to. if i was to pull you up on all the things you've swallowed today, would they hear day? things you've swallowed today, wotnow,ey hear day? things you've swallowed today, wotnow,ey he get day? things you've swallowed today, wotnow,ey he get into |y? things you've swallowed today, wotnow,ey heget into this >> now, let's get into this amazing in the sun. amazing story in the sun. >> is incredible. this is. >> this is incredible. this is. it's incredibly bad. failed asylum pleads asylum seeker yet again pleads guilty to raping a 15 year old girl. >> but this isn't just any old asylum seekers. it's sam. this is one those who is on the is one of those who is on the plane to be deported. plane about to be deported. do gooders? gooders who gooders? yes. do gooders who thought they knew b

journal host benjamin butterworth and political editor of the express, sam lister.this? stop playing. this song. >> it makes me gag. >> it makes me gag. >> ready, britain. here we go. terrorist sleeper cells could be ready to kill brits . ready to kill brits. next. >> the news at just after 9:00. and our top story tonight. labouris and our top story tonight. labour is urging the government to stop what it's calling the headline. chasing gimmicks. with its controversial rwanda bill, mps are currently in the house of commons debating amendments proposed by the house of lords and they include exempting uk overseas employees , such as overseas employees, such as afghan interpreters, from being sent to the central african country and checking the age of those being removed . the shadow those being removed. the shadow home office minister, stephen kinnock, has said tonight the scheme is doomed to fail. meanwhile, the conservative mp sir william cash has