>> south yorkshire police said officers in the force area came across a 40 year old man asleep in front of a car, which he had hit the side of a house in rotherham. temporary roads policing inspector brandon brown said we are releasing this footage on new year's eve to show road users just how dangerous drink driving can be. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to emily for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. >> gbnews.com/alerts. >> gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to jennie bond tonight with me emily carver. happy new year's eve to you at home now, one of the biggest thorns in the side of sir keir starmer since his record tax raising budget has been the farmers. a number of disruptive protests have unravelled across the country in recent months, and the government still continues to show absolutely no sign of wavering on its decision to impose inheritance tax on farms, the family farm tax rate and the farmers show no signs of stopping. could it be that 2025 is the year of the farmers revolt acro

. >> despite the known links between rapists, south yorkshire police failed to act every time anybodyew came into a senior role. >> we kind of thought, this is it now. something's going to happen. something's going to change. so i'd sit in lots of meetings and i would share all the information as my staff would. and we had car registration numbers, names, nicknames, addresses, properties of concern. so we kind of collated a raft of that information that we kept, and we kept it in a database. and we get lots of reasons. and people still say to me today, why did they actually do nothing? and i can't give you the absolute answer to that. all i can tell you is what they said at the time. the children were consenting. the children would make good witnesses if they went to court. >> but elizabeth's suffering was not consensual. she was being exploited by a ruthless gang of rapists. elizabeth took me back to the flat, which she was kept and abused for ten weeks. eventually she was freed. but it wasn't the police that rescued her. it was risky business. >> i walked out of there five and a hal

. >> does every single officer in the south yorkshire police force now understand that in no circumstances at all can a girl under the age of 16 give consent to sexual intercourse. >> you will not believe this. i reveal the true extent of the pakistani muslim grooming gang. cover up. >> well, look, ethnicity is important and nothing should get in the way of investigating prosecuting child sexual exploitation. but if you look at the overall figure, that is a relatively small element of it. >> find out how keir starmer was involved and should he resign. plus, breaking tonight, englishman nigel, don't talk about me. illegal immigrants are skipping the nhs queue and getting preferential treatment. seriously? it's happening. i'm going to reveal all. >> plus, we celebrate every different culture. like black history month, different festivities of different religions. >> well, talking to the nhs, actually, the bill for nhs managers is now £1.1 billion. isn't it a good job they celebrate blm? >> and is it transphobic to say only women have a cervix? but is it transphobic? yes or no? >> look, i is

also, a leaked report reveals that south yorkshire police ignored grooming gangs to meet home office targets set by the last labour government. yeah, they focused on vehicle crimes instead of child protection. are we headed for the same crisis all over again? also, i'm joined by the director of the iea, an institution that margaret thatcher claimed had saved britain. i'm asking him if they can do it all over again. and sadiq khan has launched a fresh attack on donald trump, claiming that the democratically elected president is part of a wave of resurgent fascism. surprise, surprise. maybe it's time for someone to remind the mayor of his place. stay tuned for that. and of course, tonight i'm joined by my superstar panel and nancy rees—mogg, diana moran and nancy rees—mogg, diana moran and paul richards, who'll be giving their expert opinions on all of tonight's biggest stories. our labour importing voters next. >> alex, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories three israeli hostages released from hamas captivity today have been reunited with their families. sir keir starm

really. >> well, we should say that in response to the grooming gangs scandal, south yorkshire policed this following statement since the publication of the report in 2014, our understanding and handling of cases of child sexual exploitation in south yorkshire has evolved and developed considerably. we have shaped our policing response after listening to the experiences of victims and survivors of these horrific crimes, and their courage and bravery has instigated this crucial change to policing. >> yes, the force has publicly recognised its past failings in terms of its response to child sexual exploitation, and we remain absolutely committed to safeguarding victims of exploitation in any form and conducting thorough investigations to bring the perpetrators of these crimes to justice. if you are concerned about child exploitation or if you think you are being exploited, please report it to us so we can help. >> for their part, the government has said no child should ever suffer sexual abuse or exploitation and it is paramount we do more to protect vulnerable children, which is why we