all the skin together in sorrow and in solidarity with the families and the people of southport and ion and the distress that the police, the paramedics and firefighters that i met that morning who were first on the scene. so, it is truly appalling that within hours of that statement, those same southport police were facing the most disgraceful, violent attacks from criminals and thugs. police officers pelted with the bricks and bottles in the local mosque, a place of worship, subjected to violent attacks will stop and while millions of decent people across the country were praying for bereaved families, a criminal minority of thugs and extremists saw only an opportunity to hijack the towns grief. the merseyside chief constable spoke at the funeral of alastair silva and said that she hoped anyone taking part in the violent disorder was hanging their head in shame and pain the dead because the brief families. in the days that followed, the disorder and number of towns and cities, repeated attacks of the very police officers whose jobs it is to keep communities safe. over a hundred offi

that interview with the eight—year—old girl in southport...ncomfortable with it, it was about the killing of herfriend. even with her mother sitting right there next to her, wasn't that a bad judgment? well, we do think really carefully about interviews like that. and the welfare of children is absolutely paramount. and judith moritz is a really experienced reporter, and we put a lot of checks and balances in place, yes, including the consent of the parent, but also in terms of how long the interview lasted, that they were able to stop the interview if there were ever any concerns. ultimately, we thought that because this was a crime, a horrific crime that affected children and affected their friends in school, the issue of how children would react to it and how parents could speak to them was a really important one. so we felt, on balance that it was worth doing the interview. 0k. confusion around the identity of the teenager arrested for the stabbings fuelled racial tensions, as you'll know. when you did correctly name the suspect, why did d

but within hours the same southport police were under attack, facing missiles, bottles and bricks.olent insult to a breathing community —— a grieving community —— a grieving community and the police officers protecting them. a total, total disgrace. applause thenin then in copycat violence over the following days, stirred up from a safe distance by the grifters and the agitators online, we saw looting of shops, attacks on mosques, a citizens advice bureau torch, and a silent targeted on the streets of britain because of the colour of their skin. and here in liverpool on county roads, the burning of the library, a place where children go to reeds, left in ashes. i spoke to some of those children who live around the library in walton and one told me how scared she was that night, how her mum switched off all the lights in the house and told her to stay quiet and sit on the stairs as bins were being satellite along street. so don't anyone tell you that was protest —— as bins were being set alight along her street. let nobody tell you that was about immigration, policing or poverty. pl

southport. >> it comes as the wife of a conservative councillor pleads 00:01:01,015 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 guilty to publishing conservative councillor pleads guilty to .ublishing sectarian. politics? what was the show? thanks for your company. we've got a fantastic show ahead of us. all that and more to come. so please do get in touch with your thoughts on tonight's topics. you know to what do. gbnews.com/yoursay i'll read out the best comments before the end of the show. but first, here's your headlines with will hollis . your headlines with will hollis. >> good evening. your top stories tonight at 7:00. the home secretary has called the people who were targeting people on the streets of britain because of their colour, of their skin, as disgraceful . their skin, as disgraceful. yvette cooper updated parliament on the government's response to riots which erupted across the uk following the killing of three children in southport. the home been israel's entire economy has been striking in a bid to pressure pressurise benjamin netanyahu into accepting a gaza ceasefire deal into accep

in a post on x on the day three girls were killed in southport. the post has now been deleted from her account and she later apologised for acting on false and malicious information. lucy is the wife of conservative councillor raymond connolly . an councillor raymond connolly. an israeli court has ruled that a general strike that shut much of the country's economy must end this afternoon. israel's entire economy is on strike today in a bid to pressure the country's pm, benjamin netanyahu, into accepting a gaza ceasefire deal after six hostages were shot deadin after six hostages were shot dead in gaza. idf soldiers recovered the bodies of the hostages, who israel says were killed moments before troops reached them . the government has reached them. the government has promised to look into dynamic ticket pricing after the cost of tickets for the oasis reunion tour more than doubled, while on sale. culture secretary lisa nandy described the selling of inflated oasis tickets as depressing. on saturday, fans of the world famous band sat in virtual que

instead, they're southport.ing to come together, they're going to come together, they're going to show support for those families who went through that tragedy, and they're just going to get back to the way life should be here at this beautiful seaside town. >> sophie reaper thank you very much. although i think you cheated, i think there's some sort of string attached to the hook to get that duck. thank you very much, sophie. to good talk to you. well, right . welcome to you. well, right. welcome aboard. if you've just tuned in 17 minutes after 4:00, you're with me. i'm nana akua this is gb news. we are live on tv, online, and on digital radio. coming up, it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, are non—crime hate incidents a breach of your human rights home secretary will require police to record more non—crime hate incidents. in a reversal of changes made by the conservatives. stay tuned. that is good afternoon. 21 minutes after 4:00 and it's time for the great british debate. this ho

you know, it's not just southport.appening in the carnival in london in in leeds, in birmingham, in yorkshire. and the government's got to do something. but today it's about doing the right thing for our community, raising as much as we can for alder hey hosphal much as we can for alder hey hospital, the air ambulance and local hospitals because without them there would have been a lot more people in trouble. so we just want to do the right thing. >> now it's £1 million that you're trying to raise. we've seen quite a few people through the doors. i think now is a great time for to us show off this southport pleasureland in all of its glory and what's going on today. tell our viewers exactly what's what's going on. >> well, it's a it's a great it's a great day to come and enjoy yourself and be with your family and make memories. you know, there's lots of things going on. we've got for three stages. we've got lots of bands all day . we've got ian van dahl all day. we've got ian van dahl playing tonight. you know, it's ab

southport. >> it comes as the wife of a conservative councillor pleads guilty to publishing written materialo stir up racial hatred. 41 year old childminder lucy connolly called for mass deportations and attacks on hotels housing asylum seekers in a post on x on the same day of the stabbings, the post has now been deleted from her x account and she later apologised for acting on false and malicious information. lucy is the wife of a conservative councillor, raymond kearney . to israel, now raymond kearney. to israel, now and its prime minister has vowed he will make hamas pay for the killing of six hostages in gaza. speaking at a press conference in jerusalem, benjamin netanyahu said that hamas will pay a heavy price for the hostages deaths, calling it a massacre . now this calling it a massacre. now this all comes on the same day as an israeli court ruling that a general strike shutting much of the country's economy must end. israel's entire economy has been striking in a bid to pressure pressurise benjamin netanyahu into accepting a gaza ceasefire deal into accepting a gaza ceasefire deal.

in a post on x on the same day that three girls were killed in southport. the post, which has now been deleted from her x account. she later apologised for acting on false and malicious information. lucy is the wife of conservative councillor raymond connolly . the councillor raymond connolly. the government has promised to look into dynamic ticket pricing after the cost of tickets for the oasis reunion tour. more than doubled. culture secretary lisa nandy described the selling of inflated tickets as depressing. on saturday, fans of the world famous band sat in virtual queues for hours, hoping to get their hands on a pair of tickets for the next show. now, however, when they finally got through, many were met by prices far higher than the original expectation. some expressed their anger on social media as tickets worth £148 were now being sold for 355 on ticketmaster within hours of release. and at 6:00. those are your latest gb news headlines. i'm will hollis with more in one hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alert

now let's go to southport. of course , let's go to southport.s who were enjoying a dance class, weren't they a taylor swift themed dance class . but southport clearly is class. but southport clearly is proving itself to be a remarkable place with remarkable people in it , remarkable place with remarkable people in it, because remarkable place with remarkable people in it , because the people in it, because the community have come together so many times now in the last few weeks to try and sort of prove that they are a bunch of really lovely people with all of the right values. and apparently at the moment they're hosting this sort of southport together music and entertainment day. >> yeah, there's a huge aim to raise . £1 million for charity. raise. £1 million for charity. it's for the local hospitals at alder hey where so many of those little girls went to in the wake of that awful attack, that stabbing attack in southport. and so many of them were saved by the hard work of the people working in those hospitals. that's what today is about raisi

southport. >> it comes as the wife of a conservative councillor pleads guilty to publishing

i mean, she said when she tweeted it, her original tweet misidentifying the attacker in southport.e qualified that by saying if this is true, and when she discovered it wasn't true, she discovered it wasn't true, she deleted it immediately. and keir starmer himself, when he was director of public prosecutions in 2013, said that the police, the court shouldn't be wasting their time prosecuting people for saying silly things. on twitter. he said most of the time in most of these cases, if they delete them and apologise, that should be enough. and that's exactly what she did. >> okay , but is it perhaps >> okay, but is it perhaps a little bit more serious than that that southport led to some serious rioting? the rioting spread across the country. is bernadette to any extent like the person who goes out for a picnic and lights something to heat up a pot of coffee and there's a forest fire. and that although there was no malevolent intent, the actions helped stirred up what was a very serious and disorderly problem. >> i think it would be very hard for any court to show a direct chain o

conference eight weeks ago, when the unbearable news broke about a horrendous attack in southport ondren at a summer dance club from all across the country, our hearts went out to the loved ones of little alice, bebe and elsie. and that's where all our thoughts should have stayed. the following day i met the police officers, paramedics and firefighters who were first on the scene that day and whose bravery in the face of such trauma saved many young lives . trauma saved many young lives. but within hours , the same but within hours, the same southport police were under attack, facing missiles , bottles attack, facing missiles, bottles and bricks. the most shocking , and bricks. the most shocking, violent insult to a grieving community and the police officers protecting them. a total, total disgrace . total, total disgrace. and then, in copycat violence over the following days, stirred up from a safe distance by the grifters and the agitators online, we saw looting of shops , online, we saw looting of shops, attacks on mosques, a citizen's advice bureau torched, an asylum hotel set al

and he'd been up to southport. of criticism at the time as well. for milking it, for going there at all. so if he'd stayed any longer, he would have been accused if he'd if he'd not gone, he would have been accused. he goes back down, carries out an engagement at in the rose garden at number 10. and now he's being criticised. >> there's plenty to attack labour and starmer on. i mean, you've got lots of ammunition, but i just think that that isolated story is a bit naff from a journalist. >> but the point you made earlier was that they created this climate. >> oh yeah, they set the standards. >> the other side at everything for years. >> they set the standards any, any slight in downing street that boris johnson did. they were at it. they got the attack dogs on them. so i guess taste of your own medicine. >> sir keir starmer and about that 14 year old boy who was marched to the police station by his mum and dad , mo says, and his mum and dad, mo says, and it's called parenting dead right, dead right. that's proper p

conference, the killing of elsie, alice and bb at their taylor swift dance class and southport was atbreaking tragedy. i know we are all still thinking of their families and friends, as they grieve such a cruel loss. and let's not forget, that being the response of the vast majority of the british people, people of all backgrounds, and southport and across the uk, who came together with love and compassion to support each other and to mourn the deaths of those three little girls. because, we are a caring nation. and that should have been all that needed to be said. but we know what happened next. a small minority of thugs resorted to appalling racism and violence, egged on by notorious hate preachers and dangerous conspiracy theorists. they targeted mosques, advice centres, asylum—seekers and police officers. so, let us be clear. these were not protests. these were lawless riots. riots where police officers were injured and abused as they bravely tried to keep our communities safe. so, it is absolutely right that anyone involved in those riots now faces the full force of the law. and

how much keir starmer had to blame for what happenedin starmer had to blame for what happened in southport and elsewhere. but before all of that, and much more, let's get the news with sophia wenzler . the news with sophia wenzler. >> nigel. thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 7:00. these are your headlines. millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments after the conservative motion to stop labour's plan to slash the payments was defeated. >> eight the noes to the left, 348. >> a total of 53 labour mps abstained on the vote, while labour mp jon trickett was the only rebel. the prime ministers defended the cut, calling it a tough decision needed to tackle a £22 billion deficit. but critics , including some labour critics, including some labour mps, warned it could force millions of pensioners to choose between heating and eating . between heating and eating. despite the backlash, the government insists the cuts are necessary to secure the foundations of the economy. now former cabinet minister mel stride has been knocked out of the conservative leadership ra

it wasn't just southport that sparked protests and then the riots.ts in leeds and earlier the manchester airport. alleged assault on police officers for which, by the way, no one has been charged for any crime with yet and those incidents left the nafion yet and those incidents left the nation worried and angry. and yvette cooper , the home yvette cooper, the home secretary, doesn't get it. keir starmer doesn't get it and labour doesn't get the country. their massive majority is built on flimsy foundations. their loveless election landslide clocked a lower vote share than jeremy corbyn and the electorate, particularly the red wall, will punish them for it. let's get the thoughts of my panel now. columnist and broadcaster esther krakue, director of the centre for migration and economic prosperity steven woolfe, and political commentator jonathan lis. jonathan, i'll start with you again, if you don't mind, because you're pulling funny faces. what's your your thoughts about that? they don't get migration, do they? labour. they frankly don't care about it

southport. >> i will never let a minority of violent, racist thugs terrorise our community.oxic and we must move beyond it. it's about control of migration. it's always been about control. >> now, in other news, a 15 year old boy who was stabbed to death in south—east london has been named, while two men have now been arrested on suspicion of murder. the metropolitan police said the victim was deshawn campbell and his family are being supported by specialist officers. two men, aged 52 and 18, have now been arrested and remain in police custody and the defence secretary, john healey, has chaired an emergency cobra meeting to discuss the escalating crisis in the middle east. while the prime minister called for restraint and de—escalation. it comes as israeli airstrikes continue to hit hezbollah positions, including missile launchers and weapons depots. at least 550 people, including women and children , have been killed so children, have been killed so far in lebanon's deadliest 24 hours in decades, half a million people have fled southern lebanon airlines have cancelled dozen

. ~ ., ~' of the victims of the southport attack. ~ ., ~ ., , ., attack.ether. can i ask| community together. can i ask the prime _ community together. can i ask the prime minister to take this opportunity to recommit the government support for our town for those _ government support for our town for those grieving from the tragic— for those grieving from the tragic attack? i for those grieving from the tragic attack?— for those grieving from the tragic attack? i thank him for that question. _ tragic attack? i thank him for that question. we _ tragic attack? i thank him for that question. we stand - tragic attack? i thank him for that question. we stand with | that question. we stand with those who tragically lost their loved ones in this heinous attack. i did go up to southport the day after and went back three disaster on a private visit to meet some of the first responders who had been at the scene and to simply say thank you to them. i can't tell the house how angry i was when i saw those same officers who had responded were having things thrown at the

in southport, you have one of the biggest demonstrations that fall right at to this tommy robinson had ever seen. he put thousands of people into central london and sat that kind of far right streets, activity combined with social media and misinformation. that was what drives those awful scenes that we saw initially in southport and then spreading out across multiple sites across the country. including bills for the whole time was and rather end um, so being based in london that wasn't much rioting in the areas where i lived, in fact, that were an awful lot of well attended solidarity demonstration with that was the most writing activity you actually have. sadly, small ethnic minority populations, you didn't, you didn't have big, well established ones. you did have a asylum seekers staying in hotels and you just have small muslim communities who found themselves under attack. but how does it make your feel? did you still feel as though there's something profoundly wrong happening in your country? of course, i didn't think of any one could look at the sights of but races, writing brace

lucy connelly is also the wife of a conservative county councillor, but in the aftermath of the southport, mass deportation now, set fire to all the hotels, and then a series of expletives. if that makes me racist, so be it. in the days after the stabbings, there were riots across the country, including at hotels housing asylum seekers. 0utside rotherham, rioters set fire to a bin which they pushed against the door of a hotel, though these cannot be directly linked to her posts. today, appearing at northampton crown court by video link from prison, she pleaded guilty to inciting racial hatred. it is just a moment of... you to inciting racial hatred. it isjust a moment of... you know, an upset housewife, really, just seeing children... and the reports, with all the misinformation, and got dragged into it, and obviously, she regrets. last month, tyler kay was jailed for three years, two months for a similar offence, and lucy connolly has been warned to expect a substantial prison sentence. so far, more than 230 people have been jailed in cases linked to this summer's rights. in manchester,

assistants, the people who came out and cleaned the streets, the brickies who rebuilt the wall in southportckbone of this country, they are just as resilient as they were iii years ago, and no matter what people say on social media, their values are the same, so we will turn our collar up and faced a storm and we will rise above the challenges we have inherited. because this is a country with fairness in the water, that believes injustice and that wants working people to be respected. applause and also, for there to be opportunities for your children, because one of the other things that gave me great j°y other things that gave me great joy as a kid as well as the football, obviously, was the flute. i don't think you were expecting that. seriously, the flute gave me so many opportunities. my first ever trip abroad was to malta with the croydon youth for mnemonic orchestra. —— for mnemonic —— philharmonic orchestra. people will know about the feeling of being drawn in by music and getting lost in something bigger than yourself, or being moved by a book, painting, play, even now, i turn to be

southport. >> i will never let a minority of violent, racist thugs terrorise our community. the debate is not about the worth of migrants that is toxic and we must move beyond it . it's about must move beyond it. it's about control of migration. it's always been about control. >> but the speech didn't go completely smoothly, with the prime minister making an embarrassing gaffe when referring to the return of hostages in gaza. he said sausages instead . nora forster. sausages instead. nora forster. >> i call again for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. the return of the sausages. >> and it hasn't gone unnoticed, with conservative leadership hopeful tom tugendhat saying sir keir starmer simply can't deliver. >> that was a banger of a speech, but he can't even cook up a decent line. i mean, the problem is he's really made a complete hash of it, hasn't he? and none of it's worked out at all. all he's done is he's demonstrated the arrogance of somebody who simply can't deliver. frankly, he's fried the whole thing in bananas and made a complete mess of it. >> meanwhile, the home secr

and one of the more high profile southport riot posters has supped southport riot posters has slipped tier net. did. yeah, this is slightly sensible i think . no charge for sensible i think. no charge for women held after sharing fake name on southport suspects. this is bernadette spofforth. spofforth sorry . bernadette, 55, spofforth sorry. bernadette, 55, a mother. i don't know why they've always got to put their age in there, but 55, a mother of three and former swimwear designer, was arrested last month on suspicion of stirring racial hatred by spreading the fake muslim name of the suspect, which of course, most people remember was ali al kjt . and she remember was ali al kjt. and she had said that, that it was this chap and that he was an asylum seeker and had been put on a boat last year and was on an m16. boat last year and was on an mi6. however she'd copy and pasted that from someone else, and she'd also said, if true, which i think is an important point to make. but essentially what she's done there is , is what she's done there is, is take is been caught up in the moment. s

a mistake when spofforth, made a mistake when she reposted information about the identity of the southport claimed he was an asylum seeker. >> so on the 8th of august, the police turned up mob, handed five of them three police cars and a prison van, and instead of and a prison van, and instead of a simple voluntary interview, they searched me, arrested me and held me for 36 hours in a concrete cell with a concrete bed , like a terrorist. finally, bed, like a terrorist. finally, i was released on bail. there really was nothing to take to magistrates and nothing to charge me with. but it didn't end there because my bail conditions included that i couldn't engage on social media. they didn't want me to speak to you about anything at all. >> bernadette spofforth got the facts wrong. she admits that. but what level of proportionality is there when making a an error about facts could lead to the sort of treatment that she received by the state? 36 hours, loads of police van loads of police going to arrest her, searching her. when we find that don't go to prison and people question whether or not

, we'll be showing how southport, we'll be showing how labouris southport, we'll be showing how labourhe free speech coffin. the former conservative prime minister, john major, has claimed rwanda was non—conservative policy. is he an expert in being an un—conservative? the true scale of deansgate has emerged, with reverend starmer's freebies being worth more than anyone else in the last parliament, with his total freeloading now above £100,000 plus, the ostriches of the bank of england ought to remove their heads from the sand tomorrow for the interest rate decision. but will they get it right this time? find out shortly. state of the nafion find out shortly. state of the nation starts now . nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most formidable panel, the former conservative cabinet minister, sir john redwood, and the sirjohn redwood, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. as ever, it's a crucial part of the programme. let me know your views. mail @gbnews. com but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with sophia wenzler. >> jacob thank you. good eve

in the aftermath of the southport stabbing, she wrote on x, "mass deportation now.l, though this can't be directly linked to her posts. today, she pleaded guilty to inciting racial hatred. she appeared from prison by video link, leaving her conservative councillor husband to express her regrets. it'sjust a moment of, you know, an upset housewife really just seeing children... um, and the reports with all the misinformation and then just got dragged into it, and obviously she... 0bviously, she regrets. last month, tyler kay was jailed for three years, two months for a similar offence. and lucy connolly has been warned to expect a substantial prison sentence. so far more than 230 people have been jailed in cases linked to this summer's riots. in manchester a judge postponed the sentencing of a 12—year—old boy involved in the riots because his mother had left the country yesterday for a holiday in ibiza. on being told the mother wouldn't be back until thursday, districtjudgejoanne hurst said, "i'm frankly astonished. boys like you need their mums in their lives. i need

they can be, they'll be creating an army and they can all last the rest in terms of resilience in southport. so in the short to medium run, unless something unexpected happens in the criminal. unfortunately, i do not see any chance that the fighting will stop. the boy is going to continue on the present day. passenger. ukraine is heavily dependent on us support. of course, the presence lensky is still in the us. he's going to meet now with broad for us present. donald trump, who's finally agreed to meet him. how relevant is that meeting for surveys? i mean, uh for, from this perspective, it is crucially important to ensure bipartisan support for the military assistance on academic assistance for the country. so from for credit on general skeets have been able to meet not only the incumbent administration, but also the former president trump. as he may be in the november elections. so of course at the us and the premium government to clean the president needs to speak to both of single presidents as vice president harris. they have the meeting already yesterday and meeting the thought of tru

no, it's the southport rioters . rioters. >> it is the southport rioters. and joke is a joke.. mark rowley is he's looked into his belief. it was the far right thugs and he has held his little, court case and decided he was right . held his little, court case and decided he was right. i am right all by himself, so. and what he's saying here is interesting because he's saying, some of the disorder was brutal and difficult, a difficult time . and difficult, a difficult time. and he rebuts the far right claim of two tier policing. so he's not only saying that the protests were or, well , the, the gangs were or, well, the, the gangs and so on were, were far right. but he's also saying that people who call it two tier are far right, which is quite a big step, i think. i think it's a massive step. >> and actually i was going to this is the big point i was going to exactly raise here. i mean, you know, daniel, i think it's actually the guardian who's saying it that he's saying that they're now saying that it's a far right. so anybody making this claim that there's two tier policing,

she was the 55 year old woman who first shared the fake southport suspect killer rumour online. he was arrested. well, now she has been released . well, now she has been released. >> and just to be clear, she wasn't the first person to. this is a breaking news story. so she wasn't the first person to share this information. she was one of them. she's one of 5000 people that shared this information. this was when there was speculation initially that the southport stabber at the taylor swift event had come across on a boat. there was a suggestion that he was known to secret service, that he was on the mental health watch list in liverpool. bernie shared this information. it got picked up by some papers . she deleted it two some papers. she deleted it two hours later when she found out this was misinformation and she was cooking the tea at home and she got a knock on the door and arrived at three police officers, three cars and a meat van slightly over the top to take her out and arrested her, put her in a cell for 36 hours. she's just released a video just this minute to bring peo

allegedly publishing false communications onune publishing false communications online after the southport, has had her case dropped by police with no further action. i'll be speaking to her about her experiences, the bar standards board has launched a consultation to include new equality , diversity and equality, diversity and inclusion measures for lawyers to follow. family lawyer sarah phillimore will be here to tell me about what these changes mean. and of course, myself and my wonderful panel will be answering questions from this rather cheeky studio audience. my rather cheeky studio audience. my comedian guests this evening are paul cox and jojo sutherland . are paul cox and jojo sutherland. hello, joey. hello down from scotland, down from scotland, up from i have. >> yes. gallivanting as always. as always . as always. >> you are jojo. the gallivanting. >> jojo the gallivanting. living on the m6. i feel like at the moment. oh, is that right? pretty much. yeah. have you been well? >> have you? >> have you? >> very well. very good. annoyingly well. annoyingly >> annoyingly well. and fo

about a month ago here in southport in the north of england. we are all here to protest the current situation. launched a campaign in the network community people are invited to join us . reuters quoted the prime minister of england and wrote that the main pillar of the country's recent conflicts was virtual fake news. the british prime minister says that we cannot underestimate the importance of disinformation in the chaos that has occurred. dem patterson, an expert in the virtual field of cbs network , has explained as follows regarding the dissemination of misleading information to users. facebook is a popular social network that provides the information of its users to companies or politicians. facebook was an example. other social networks such as twitter, instagram, they do the same thing . keith starbird, a professor at stanford university in the united states , says that robots are responsible for spreading false information at the command of a human to start a fake news. fake news is the false information that robots put in the space.

about a month ago here in southport in the north of england. we are all here to protest the current situation. a campaign has been launched and people are invited to join us on social networks. reuters quoted the prime minister of england and wrote that the main pillar of the conflicts in this country some time ago was virtual fake news . let's take dan patterson, an expert in the virtual field of cbs network , in relation to the dissemination of misleading information to users, explained as follows: facebook is a popular social network that easily provides the information of its users to companies or politicians. facebook was an example of networks. the order of a human is responsible for spreading false information to start a fake news. fake news is the same false information that robots spread in cyberspace. a human can place dozens of robots in social networks with the aim of disrupting the order of a country robots are called writing. spread this fake content among those who are reading this text , like this report published by the europea

. >> following that horrific stabbing attack in in southport . stabbing attack in in southport.e really? i hope this isn't just a talking shop. i hope they decide that they're going to come down hard on this issue.i going to come down hard on this issue. i don't think a few more youth clubs is going to solve this, but, hey, let us know what you think the answer is. gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get in touch. >> well, this is good afternoon, britain on gb news. lots more coming up. we're going to be live at the tuc conference in brighton. this is interesting because the unions are now taking aim at the reform. uk leader nigel farage, calling him a fraud and a putin apologist. why are they so focused on reform uk? good afternoon britain. it is 12 minutes to one and the general secretary of the trade union congress is telling members that sir keir starmer's government have the interests of working people at the heart in a way that the conservatives never did. >> right. well, speaking at their annual conference in brighton, paul novak told unionists he's prepared to work closely

contributing factor to this summer's riots, with unrest spreading across the country in the wake of the southportck, which killed three little girls . and killed three little girls. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com. forward slash alerts . >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> hello. good morning to you at home. welcome to britain's newsroom live across the uk only on gb news with me, ben leo and nana akua. >> right. so we're kicking things off with reform uk, their conference and their leader nigel farage has relinquished ownership of the party. have listen. >> decision. i no longer need to control this party. i'm going to let go. we will change the structure of the party from one limited by shares to a company limited by shares to a company limited by shares to a company limited by guarantee, and that means it's the members of reform that will own this party. i am relinquis

about a month ago here in southport in the north of england.are all here to protest the current situation. a campaign has been launched and people are invited to join us on social networks. reuters quoted the british prime minister as writing the important pillar of the country's conflicts some time ago virtual fake news. british prime minister says we can not publish the importance of information. let's underestimate what is wrong in the chaos that has happened . cbs virtual field expert ten patterson explained in this way that facebook is a popular social network that easily provides the information of its users to companies or politicians. facebook was an example , other social networks such as twitter and instagram do the same thing. keith starbird, a professor at stanford university in the united states, says: "the plants are under the command of a human being to spread false information to the public." it is responsible for the fall of a fake news. fake news is the same false information that robots spread in cyberspace. they do a human c